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CLERICAL 1 • i;ett Rev. Wet. Brownie, terißeaktrl, Niirtalk value, T 271. ; tape, Rev. Clop. Aug. Novas, Rim Wet. to tit. Otago tb Martyr Rectory, Southwark ; value, MC sad reaidesee ; patron, the Lewd Chaarelldr. _ - Irv: limn, - WWI. is a taw? ia Ithathiathas o is am make with the Iris/ CIIIIITCh WINKS& I4e. Wes . Hoehn a;7llies. W. Weed, to be Bodleian Lecturers. Exeter, 1852-3; patrons, trustees of Fleeter Church Charity. it.,. J. J reline' (Perpetual Cur►te of Norton) to be chap lain to the Sheriff of Radnorshire. Roe. T. W. Johnes (near of All Saints sad St. Leotards, Leteemee), to be a surrogate, din. pmerborough. Roy. Houyiirood d'Obyris Yale Scott, to Tibbertim Rec tory, (illoacest.rshire ; value, on his owa petal". . Throbsl.l, Esq., to be Professor of Law tit the Eludes College, Calcutta. John Algernon 0. T. Woodward to the Head Mastership of the Grammar School, Much, Isle of Ely. Rev. Alfred Thomas Armstrong, to St. James's Pstisal Curacy. Preston, Lancashire; value, 2iX/4. end reettc• ; patron, the Vicar of Preston. Rev. Johu Francis 113% tm, to Charlton (hy Dover) Rectory, Kent ; value, talt ; patron, Rev. J. Monins. Rev. Arthur Christopherson, to Caton Perpetual Curacy, Lancashire; valise, lUN. ; iNtlfoll. the Vicar of Lancaster. lies. livery lisaamil (Rector of Widford. Herta), to be chaplain to the Sheriff of Csiuhrulgeshire and Hunts. Rev. William Holm, Milner (% of Penrith, Camber land), to be chaplain to the Sheriff of Westmoreland. Rev. William Wynne AVillt.nu. (Rector of Llangenie3), to be chaplain to the Sheriff of Angl sq. rsarrrcit. Crlttelle.—Caton.Laseathire, diocese Man rbester ; value, 1001. ; patron, Vicar of Laneuter ; Ker. E. Thurtell, dee. Chelrea Park Chapel, Middle.vc :dimes, London ; Penh, Sir J. L. Paul, (tart.; Rev. W CAlinan, prom. Famine Epiiicopa: Chap , I. diuceao Brectiiir ; Rev. D. A. Irvine, deceased. teLaivey.—Sierra Leone, Coluni ; Rev. T. B. roar. deevaaeal. Mastimistsr.—ilarrow School, Moldiest:, Asaistant ; Rev. H. Krary, deceased. NAVAL. APIIIIIALTT. FEB. I.POI;iIIIENTS. John JOINS. gunner, ; tient, Blythe, gunner, .Intelope ; James Morris, assistant en,4111...r. ditto; Vm. J. Brown, assistaut engineer, ditto; Wm. S. Crook, assistant engineer, —.• POST.:11O1•rIT, Fen. 29.—The Sprightly, steam vessel, master commanding, Aden, returned to this port yesterday from Dul.lin, elan• she had conveyed the remains of the rite H. 1.. Sh, d, Esq., Ambassador at Florence. The uprightly milled in at VII mouth, and brought from that port soon • men from the Ilotapor, who have volunteered to juin Sir lidn ird Belcher's new .lretic searching expedition, and sour, superuumaaties for the ldidnry, trd, Captain Graham, and Simoon. troop ship, Captain KIIKCIMIC. Ihe Lightning, swam-vessel, sailed yesterday for Woolwich, taking supernumeraries for the eastern ports. 'rhe Tanta' loon, has tug b, en rand off 011 Friday, was yesterdaLtaken at the la iihour into ordinary. The Tyne, stn&ship, master commander Peter Wellington, sailed on Friday with stores for Aseens:on, roast of Atria. The Fsiche, convict. ship, unveil at Spitheail at noon today, from the river Thames, to embark convicts for eallTertille/ 00 the penal gettlements. MILITARY. Gt•ERN AEC AND ALDI:r.N COXIMAND.—Lient.- Gruen' Bell, C.D., will, it is divided, continue to hold the Guernsey command after the 314 ?larch. Lieut.-General Bell, who 11:14 in London, has recently returned to Causeway. DUVAL CANADIAN RIFLE REGIMENT.—We observe by the army eseitmat, s that it is proposed to reduce this repintent this sear from 1,1X91 to 600 rank and file. 1 . 1014t.*, Vitt FOR SERVICE IN CANADA.—A circular has reef ntly been isssed by the War•offlee, stalling upon able beislie.l pensioners, fit to carry arms, to volunteer to fellatio, there to be formed into local companies. The sum of .500/. has been estimated for that purpose. RECIMITINCi DISTRICT, CDC uteray.—The Coventry recruitier district has, se wee before surmised, been discon tinued in the army estimate tor this year, by which a eating of above 2.10 W. per annum will Iso effected ARM T Ili latux D. - At present the force in Ireland is c regiment of Dragoon., or '2,040 rank and file ; Royal Artilh ry, nippers and 'liners, or 1,011 trunivrs and .'riven; IM regain, ots of Wintry and lii depot. ohniantry, or 16,332 rook and Ile. Tidal, 19,633, exclusive of otheen. SPORTING. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. The lullowlug hones had readied LietepoeiWieturday sight —Dolly's Brae, Tory. fby Hathaway out of &Imre. Abbess of JeTVW.II2. Jereed Illy. Queen et the Vale, 1 by Mules XII , Lahyryath. Meat Frieud, Widow Idaebrer, Barrister, La Gana Laths, Crabba, fby The Libel. LATZST BETTING IN TOWN. LIUR 10L RUNG CVP. i• 4 sra seturhe (1t in I). LITSILPOOI. STIZPLE MAIL 42 24 1 opt ebbrowe se 1 apt ter Jean 11 se IWIw Nowtray to re Oars 11 se 1 Vleerets te 1 Water (1) IA Is I Meg Itai 12 te 1 16 yrs) NA le 6 La Orme Wes Se le 1 Belhed (1 fn) INTELLIO] COVENTRY (CE EXTRA. IETINCI, 1852. Age. it. lb. Mine re•l 4 g 7 Mire/sib Ril(aldry Ibis Clow• . Mi• Prosdfoot Tb.• I...iheet weight t rt i• raised to 11. t 71b, ••d the othe Ac( LPSASCES )tilt ?U COWL37RT HEN oicAr. Age. it. lb.l 13 e by Simoom out of the Queen, by sir Hercule 3 5 13 Butterfly Queen of Spain (h b) ing i.t 101 b, it hu bum is in proportion. it. lb. Rir John British Yeoman Ahal.el-K.der ll 2 Luce al, Sir Prttr Laurie.. Vainkope lO 12 Peter lO 10 Bourton Maria Day Posttlitta Want,' lO 4 Haltan.!. Half lO 4 Little ()urea Farnham Accirrascri PUR A rail Age. at. Combatant .... ll lb. 3 Cclia 5 11 2 Peter a 11 0 Beano! 5 10 10 Camellia The Drag .5 10 7 The Genera Half a 10 6 Finley a 10 4 IVEN ST!I?LE CHAIM. d. 11. 1 Omar lO 2 Carrig Joan of Are 1 2 11 ar. I wick 1 2 K imaway 1 2 Mowbray La Gazma Ladra St. Helier l2 Vesture Vietreaa 6 Maurice Daley Jack-of all-Trades Seaman 0 HANDICAP HCIIDLI RAM. Age. It. lb. Ormsby 6 10 0 Sir Alexander 5 10 0 Venture .. a 9 12 Maria Monk Kate Kearney a 9 10 Junes Lelia Rookh • 9 8 Dore • 9 7 Perjury 5 9 7 ANILNOTON SPRING NO, 1852. WILLOVOUCT Aga. at. lb. Cogia 6 10 6 Selma New Forest Deer a 9 11 Funst Lad IZ FAZZ lIANDICAP. Age. at. lb. Fine Fruits 4 7 10 1 reewidat Captai Parry The 13 1 :ahmia. Robert 3 6 9 Queen of Spain 3 6 3 bc:fig Wt 81b, it Ites bees proportion. WARWICK/Mat Age. at. lb. Selina Kapok Knoll 4 6 10 Letterpress 4 6 6 Ilarpokhord Waterfall The Sutler 3 4 12 Etbelwolf (lowland Lanercoot out of Jeinkna being Bet 61b, it hu bee ti in proportion. WARWICK ANT) ActIIPTANCT.JI Age. st. lb. Clothworker 6 11 8 Doubt Agra IlardLahour(lato Ebor) ACCirTASCIIII rOll Ti Age. at.lb. Mho Jolla Whitstuse Ribaldry • 8 7 6 8 6' Master Friday Woodlark The 11 , 111 re The heieht.t wciaht left in raised to Hat 71b, sod the otter Act arra/IV/La 10k 211 E A g a. et lb. The Ringof Oude 5 8 7 Doubt 6 7 7 Herbert Th.-Italian Agi. a 7 2 erica. 4 6 12 King Charuthig 4 Gll Hard Labour (lat Mot.) Cultic ({t h) 4 610 The hight.t waieht left rai.ed t' tint 71b, and the Ole HANDICAP FOE THY. ST. ALBANS STEEPLE CHASE. at. lb. it. lb. Peter The Drag II 3 Tee and Sixpence .. 912 Black Prone The Gearral II 3 Hankerer 9 12 Young Lottery .... 10 13 Jarmo Voyager Marie Monk Frank Uu.corn Alp...Ty Loddingvm Breach of Promise_ 10 0 Acceptance* to be declared to.giorrow. FP.3I tf.r. EMIGBATIoN SoCIETT.—On Saturday the show witty pave another proof of its unpretending neefulneee by diapatehi arty young women, whose only recommendation. were cited character and complete desti tution, to Anatolia, to seek, with almost certainty of Inc. ems, that fair inward for their tadoetry whit* competition oats them out from at hams. taw tntelltgen cc. COURT OF QUEEN% BENCH.•-.SAITTIMAT. lIITVIMO AT GIIIIMIALL AT KM Pura-MOW LAMA CATIPIIILL mum eras.AL Juan. HILILMAN O:XOIRDS-R-011fliiiil- FILINOILIiIINT UV • PATIVIT FOY WOOL CONDINO. This was an action to rusovar eo.peretiuu in damages for an arleged ialringensent of a patent brought M r. Meilmea, administrator of the late Mr. Jealous against the defendants who are wisehine makees. It was stated that on the 26th of Fishman 1846, the late Mr. Heilman took out letters patent for . the seclusive lberty of using his invenuun for combing and preparing wool, and other hinges materials fur • period of fourteen years. In November, 1848, Joshua Heilman died intestate, and his son, the present plaintiff, took out letters of admi nistration. The defendant was charged with making divers machines in imitation of the plaintirs patent. It appeared that the combing uf wool was on ef fected by • simple but rude process by hand, with • couple ' of combs. The wool was "lashed" upon the sharp steel teeth of the combs. It was then withdrawn, so as to clear from it the "sal.' (or "nobs") and short Mires. This I process WC., found to be tedious, and involved great con sumption of manual labour, besides delivering the wool is unequal lengths. Various machos.. and improvements were invented and made, but all were open to the objection of the lashing, which pervaded the whole. At length Mr. Heilmaa's patent appeared in 1816. It consisted of three processes. The hest was that of feeding the machine with deem, front which the Soce was subreet to the action of combs, was eveibeil without being lashed, and then laid bold of flit couple of nippers while the combing process was going on. The wool was then posed over • roller to another pair of combs, when it won again laid hold of by uippers. The combs are fixed on u cylinder which re volve.. Upon the drum are fixed • series of combs, which seise those ends of the fibres combed and elongated till they come auto contact with rollers. One pert of the drum is fluted, and, es it revolves, the fluted part of the drum wiz.. the tads, and brings them in contact with the rollers which act upon the drum as • nipper to hold the ends fast. By the old process only one end could le combed at • time, but by the present improvement an additional quantity of fibres could be obtained by combing the opposite end. The second comb drops, combs the other cud, brings the wool out in equal lengths, and as perfect as it can be. 'rho machine was ceposed for view at the Natioual Lshibitioa at France in 1818. Mr. Lister has • large wool-cowling establishment in Yorkshire, and also in keener. Mr. Lister and others produced • machine, which was exhibited at the Great Exhibition in the name of liountoorpe and Company, and which machine pl till' said WY II direct invasion of his potent. The plaintiff stated that the defendant had substituted mechani cal for the principles of his ismention. Defend ant had taken that part of the process whieb consisted of holding the Mires betweeu the nippers so as to allow the combing set the reverse cm:. to take place. Defendant had al.o broken up the drum, sod instead of having a cylinder, had the segment of a ci rcle with the motion backwards and forwards, iustead of circular, but the effect of which was the same. _ _ For the defence it was stated that the defendant's machine was nut on infringement of plaintiff's patent. lie had a right to vie nippers, but did not use them for combing, but for a totally did, rent purpose. The one used the nippers fur a combing prow*, and the other for a feeding promo. The one had u working comb, and the other none at all. The deleudant, it was contended, had a right to use nippers, if he did nut use them fir the purpose 4.4 combing wool in that particular process for which Mr. Heilman had taken out his patent ; but he had • right to apply them to other purposes, because they worn in use long before Mr. Heil man's patent wail in existence. The jury found a verdict fur the plaintiff, damages 51. This trial, which Labt4.4l two days, concluded the buskins of the sittings in London. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.--SArvaDAT. imutes •r Ar Gvi ltsruas Lou Cseur Biwa AND • grams. Jr.,. TIII LONDON AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY Coll- PANT r. THE LONDON AND 80VTII WESTERN RAILWAY C Artio:C to Iticovett A Sew or 4,74 W. This way an action to recover the intro of 4,7401.16 e. 10d.. being inuoey hid and received by the defendants to the use of the plaintiffs. Mr. Watson, in stating the ease to the jury. said that eventually the question to bt determined ow ti:, preocut UstADDADA would resolve itself into one of law, awl not one upon which the jury would have to pine an opinion. 11 would only be necessity ler him therefor, to give an outline of Cie frets, in order teat the learned judge might have them on his notes, with a vitw to ulterior pructedingl. The learned counsel then entered into a statement of the facto, which were of au uninteresting de.eription ' and • verdict won taken by consent for the plaintiffs ; d amages, 4,7401.165. 10.1., leave beit.g reserved to the defendants to move to enter a non-suit, or to reduce the amount. This was the last day of t::e permit sittings. PREROGATIVE COUILT.—BaTt:RDAT. heroes Ms Jong Dof.ost. Upon the learned judge taking liis scat for the first time he received, as usual, the congratulations of the advocates practising is this court. MIDDI rTuY r. RONINtoN. '• • Dr. Addams said the portico in this mac bad, of their own intimation and congestion, objected to its being argued before the learned page, as he (Sir J. Daiwa) had been engagt d is counsel io It. The learnt d judge would, under such eireumstanees, ask Dr. Luchington, or mom other gentleman, to be kind 'sough to hear tbs IMP ; although, as a general principle, he should be disposed to follow the rule of the Chancery sad commit. law courts, where (he believed) it ion the tosatant practice of a newly appointed judge to sit and bear causes is which he had been engaged u counsel. DISOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.- SATURDAY. LOAN Sect/MEL A Frenchman, named Fraueuis Aulaginer, who had been a dealer in Macy geode, in Old Cavendish-strut t, apptied to Le discharged. Mr. Cooke °ed for the Soho Loan Society, and also for a lady nam ed Frederick.. Mr. Dowse supported. The insolvent bad raised money from loan societies. Ile had been concerned in several loans, which were slew owing in part to the Soho Loan Society. Ile was pat forth as the security, but now admitted that he had part of the money. A portion of tLe loans had been paid, and he meant to pay all. Mr. Commissioner Phillips told him he was Low paying the loans by means of the court. (A laugh.) The insolvent was examined on his affairs, and alleged he could not understand. In answer to a question where his wife was living, he said, " In the churchyard," which be explained by saying she was dead. Mr. Commissioner Phillips requested him not to affect so much simplicity ; he knew very well what he was about. It appeared that the inwilver.t had parted with the lease ' otitis house in Old Cavendish•street to his brother, and he WAS now in Paris. An application was made on the part of Mrs. Fretkricks (or possession of the premises. A judgment was prayed on the part of the loan company for the =miner in which the debt had bee incurred. Mr. Commissioner Phillips was of opinion that it was a ease for a remand under the discretionary clause for three months born the vesting order, but he would adjourn the ease for the lease and possession of the house to he given up. His Honour said that loan societies were their own insurers, but he thought this was a case for a judgment under the discretionary clause. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. - HOME ClRCElT.—Marrionn, Fin. 28. Cow. Kim—Bucolic 11, ivenca C. Joseph Nahum, 35, was indicted for feloniously forging and uttering a receipt with intent to defraud. The Hon. Mr. Orimmou prosecuted. Kr. T. Chambers was counsel for the prisoner. It appeared that the prisoner, who was a man in a re spectable position in the town of Buntingford, filled the °lace of secre•ary to the widow and orphan fund connected with a society or Odd Fellows in London, and it wan his duty to receive the contributions of the members, and to pay over the allowances to those persons who were entitled to them and, in the event of there being a balance against him or in his rimier at the expiration of each quarter. it was his duty in the one case to transmit it to the parent society in London, and in the other to request the secretary of that society to send him the amount he had overpaid. In December, IdCiO, the prisoner, it appear, d, sent a statement of accounts to Mr. Compston, the Loudon ' secretary, by which he claimed a balance of 31. Is., and among the vouchers aciannpauying the account was a receipt of a person named Mary Shaeitelton, fur a sum of li. 111 s., due on the 2nd December, 1860, which receipt, it was alleged, was a forgery Mary Bhackelton, the person in question, stated that she never signed such a receipt, and that she had not authorised the prisoner to sign it for her; but, upon her cross-examination, it appeared that she lived six miles from Iluntingford, and that she did not apply for her mor.ey at the time it was due, but received it at dif ferent periods, and sometimes the prisoner brought it to her, and sometimes she scot ber sou for it and authorised him to receive it for her. It also appeared that she could not write, an .1 it was suggested that when the prisoner paid her the money upon one occasion, she must have known that be had signed a receipt for her, and it teemed that the signature was written in the prisoner's ordinary hand, without the least atterniit at disguise. The secretary of the society also stated that lie should not have given the prisoner credit for any money un ites be sent him a voucher, and that he had written to the prisoner upon soma occasions to keep his accounts regularly, and have the payments of each quarter settled as soon u possible after each period had espied. Mr. Chambers. upon these facts, contended that the pri soner had merely been guilty of an irregularity in signing the receipt in question, and that his object was only to have his quarterly account settled, without any intention to de fraud the society or the person who was entitled to the money. His lordship having summed up, the jury found the pri soner Not Gully, stating, at the some time, that it was their opinion he had only been guilty of an irregular act without ihtending to defraud. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—NewcAnce, FEB. 27. Bayou Ms. Antra Camovr.u.. Henry Tail, 31, was charged with stabbing and wound- Mr. Anderson with intent to sunlit. r. Otter stated the woe. The prosecutor and the pri soner, on the Atli of N.Arember, had been drinking together la Weeder, end, at length, the went into the Angel Zoo, whoa limy had coos words. They attorwards arm oat, THE EXPREBB, MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 1, 1852. eel aa they wriest.,M Minna *MK where Nei n elle& the primmer am up le the peimeatie art stibbed Ma Ma • Mile is W Feeemately, the Mi ts teek a deadow direction Mewl sepia( in lateen the The Men. Mr. the priesees. Aiwa that heAse the pmesemee wee Webbed he hal belated bed tides height the Omer, mg thet at the bettleaelew be wee the l aerreeter la • pshlie4weei when they had bees &lades tagethes.—Ostft. site nesthe' Imptieweetest. TM mart nee at 7 Visa. Esr.c• Ma. limiu•soa C. William and Jaws Weatopa were charged with having, on the Bth of February, war Byker-hill, tho subuthe of Newcastle, violently moulted Robert Watson, and with having stolen from his person the sum of 31. 141. dd. negotiator had been drinking during the day at various pubiaiihouses, sad at one of them met with the prisoner, who saw him take out his purse end divide the gold from the silver. Afterwards they were walking with him along the road, when William Wat son, he said, struck him violently, knocking him down ' and leaving him lose risible. Whet he came to himself, his pockets were turned out, and his money was gone. Several witnesses spoke to having seen the prisoners about the spot at Nat time . without hesitation, found them Cwilty , and they were sentenced to fifteen years' transportation. AVM Ktie and tisoryo kiwater &Ile were charged with having on the 15. h November, in • paresge in Westgate street, Newcastle, feloniously assaulted William Young, an overman, at Murton Colliery, and with having robbed him of 12s. and a silk handkerchief. When, however, Mr. Davidson bad stated the case, several of the wit nesses, inciuding the prosecutor, were not forthcoming. They were called, but culled in vain. fu • short time, however, they arrived, and prosecutor stated that he was accosted by the female prisoner, and was induced to go into a passage with her ; that he Nit her hands shout him, and immediately mimed his money ; that on his seizing the woman she cried out, when • woman seized hint behind, and the male prisoner came and struck him on tho forehead. The woman escaped, leaving her shawl in his hand, bat ha punned the man till he tools him. The other evidence having been given, The Judge suggested that the charge of robbery could hardly be made out, because, if the stealing were admitted, it was not actually accompanied with violence. Mr. Seymour addressed the jury for the defence. The Judge said that the charge of robbery had not been made out, for the prosecutor had not been put in bodily (ear at the time of the theft ; it must be taken, therefore, as a charge of pocket-picking. They were convicted of stealing front the person, and a previous conviction was proved against the female prisoner. They were both sentenced to be transported for ten years. A. Nereari and live others, charged with robbery, with violence upon Francis Trainer, were all acquitted. THE POLICE COURTS. A gonteel-looking youth, between ten and el,,Ten year old, was charged with playing at marbles and causing en annoyance to the inhabitants of Oranvilla•square. Police-constable 12.3 G said he had been desired by ladies and gentlemen residing in the square, to keep it clear of boys and girls playing about it. lie saw the defendant playing at marbles there. Ha would not say whether he resided iu the square, and witness in consequence ri moved him and eventu.illy took him in chareo when he kicked him. Mr. Tyrwhitt—No wonder at that. Why must he go away when he had done nothing? Are any of the in habitants here to complain against him ? The oftleersaid there were icicle' in attendance. Many lashes and gentlemen here stead forward; but Mr. Tyrwhitt said—Unless they wished to be examined on oath he would not hear them, for it was a caw of a kind that demanded a strict investigation, and ho was deter mined to see justice done. Mr. Cuntles Ilveley, of 25. Granville-square, tendered himself as a witness fur the boy, and said when swore he saw the constable seise the youth in the most unjustifiable man ner, and afterwards take him by the can and neck and burl him on his back in such a forei4le and brutal manner that he thought kni back must have broke. Mr. Tyrwhitt at once set the lad at liberty, telling him not to annoy any one, or he would be liable tu be punished. .14AltYLEBONE._ Chas. Cur, a stabl;;;;,;;;l7arTd, on his own confes sion with hating stolen • cash box, the property of Mr. William Harris, on the awning of the 12th ult., at which period prosecutor was landlord of the !'unman Arms, Great Quebec-street, New.rocd, the said box baring contained property, toessisting of note., gold, silver, and angers, to the amount of nearly VAN., so Mao some dock warrans, and sundry papers. Mr. Harris gate evidence as to the box being missed, and said, that on the same usorniug, sit:er the house was opened, the box, from which the lid had Leo broken elf, was brought to bun. Two cheques were in it and the dock warrants, as also some papers. Mr. Harris had seen the prisoner frequently in his tap room, but not lately. Mrs. Harps said that she saw die pi ic.uner, with others, standing at the liar at two o'clock in the morning. The box was placed upon a back counter. William Adkin, a beadle, doing duty at the Pima, Covent-garden, deposed, that ou the preview afternoon he i saw the prisiuer rap with his knuckles upon the flap of a publican . cellar, and heard Lim call out. • Harry, it's all right; the box is squared." Witness took the prisoner to the Strand Union, who seemed in • most destitute condi tion, hut he refused to remain there, alleging that his pariah was blarykleine. Wanes, questioned boa as to the boa ho overheard him speaking of, when be said, " My brother Harry and Charley, the kid, are innocent, so help me God! took the box while Mn. Harris was asleep, sad I got on the lush and spent and gave away the money." He further stated that he had odd the wlsole of the notes to a num named Barnett fur 131., adding that Barnett was a rogue, and that if there were nu receivers there would bow thieves. Barnett did not give him one-third of the value, and be would " put him in fur it." The box was picked ap within the railing of Dorset square by • man named Newsome. Upon the application of Walker, 181 D, who said that he should be able, on a future day, to bring forward other important witoessW, prisoner was remanded. THAMES. _ _ About three weeks ago several seamen, most of whom belonged to the Sandwich Islands, applied to Mr. Ingham, with a letter trum Mr. Jackson, the City missionary, stat ing that they were lett in this country in a ocstitnto condi tion, and with no means of returning to their native places. Mr. Ingham then stated that the men must he sent to the workhouse. Shim then, the application having become known, contributions have paired in from various quar ters, and offers have been made by Mr. Willis to send some of the men out in his ships. An officer of the court said there were 18 of them in the City of London Union. Captain Pearce, secretary to the Sailors' Horne, Wells street, and also belonging to the Destitute Sailors' Asylum, who was attending on Knuth, r ease, stated that there were 30 in that asylum receiving food and clothing, but he was sorry to say they disposed of their clothes. They had been there for weeks. __ Mr. Ingham—We have received 521. •Itogether, but I shall let none of them have clothes unless ior the purpose of shipping. Tho moment a ship is gut for them I will go to the esti ut of 2L, but not more, fur the purpose of getting them clothes. SOUTHWARK. Mr. Harman MOWN IC Ail tilM, a horse dealer, carrying on basins at 210, Oxford-street, was charged with committing wilful and corrupt perjury at the Southwark County Court iu au action of A bill of exchange with intent to de fraud Mr. Murrell, a hay salesman, out of 171. 190. A witness swore that the accasid had admitted to him the genuineness of his acceptance on the face of the bill and also his indebtedness to the drawer in its amount. I'hc usher of the southwar{t~County Court deposed to hearing MIA swear that the acceptance was not his, and that ho was never inuebte I. Mr. A'Beekett said he could not discharge him after the evidence that had been adduced. lie was bound to commit him for trial, but he was willing to uccept hail for his at tendance to answer the charge. The magistrate of this court received, on Saturday, a note from Mr. Ma•on, town clerk of Doncaster, enclosing en application for money from a person calling himself the Ike. 1)r. Dewhurst, who was committed to prison about six months ago from Lambeth Police Court fur obtaining money from the benteolint by means of begging letters. Ilis custom is to put torn ard the title of a book which he professes to be about to publish, and solicit subscriptions, urgiug, at tie b4lllO time, his distressed His letters are not prepaid, but u they are endorsed " pi vots aid immediate," they are generally taken in. The magisuate thought it desirable that the public should be warned ou the subject. W A NDSWORTH. Hairy Hacks, aged 243 can, a schoolmaster, was charged with deserting his wife, Jane Ile, ks, and his three infant children, and leaviag tb. m chargeable to the parish of Batterma—The prisoner pleaded guilty. It further appeared that he we. accompanied by his ser vant it hi. Right, and Mr. Papacy committed him (or ono month, with hard labour. OPPOSITION TO THE MILITIA HILL—On Satur day, at the meeting of the Marylebone vestry, Mr. Green well brought up and read a memorial...lmed by 70 ratepsyc rs, on the subjret of the Local Militia Bill. The menaurialista stated that they regard with p 7. at dissatisfaction the pro posal of the late government, which would, no doubt, be adopted by the present admiuid colon, of bringing forward a bill for the enrolnu nt of the militia. That step bad been taken in the face of reiterated auuninees of members of the late as well as the present government, and also of the speech from the throne, that this country continues to main tain the most friendly relation. with all foreign powers, and that uo subject is at present like ly to arise womb OSA capes@ us to the danger of wee. They objected that it would be platting a power in the hands of government which would give them facilities ler involving nu mselves in the affairs of the continent, and so incur the danger of a renewal of the war, such as this country wan engaged iu fur nine years previously to and by which it became burdened b ' more then 200 mthious of deb!. It would tend to &sloth the friendly relations we now en happily maintain with foreign nation., who will_be naturally ur.tated at the war- Ifke aspect about to he vaunted by this country, and so beaten on the very calamity which it is pretended the pro poised Militia Bill is to avert. It would be au invasion of Our civil liberties. and a cheek upon our social and moral progress, when 70,000 young :nen, between the ages of twenty and tweni).three. are taken from their occupations for twenty.eight days, suhjtctcd to military discipline and martial law in all its fearful severity. The memorial was ordered to go on the paper for discussion ant Saturday. MARKETS. IIitODUCE MARKET. Livaaroot, Fan. 21. lb isles to-day are :—Bagar: 430 bar Dates, 30r. to la Magma: 00 puncheons Curipore, 13s. Cares le lap astive Ceylon ; 30 ditto Costa Rica, pr.:Moos prices. Mrsoaaas 200 big.. 71. 6d. Linoied : 730 bogs East Lea. th. to No. COTTON.—Lmsarnoc, FED. 28.—The sales to-day are estimated at 8,000 to 7,000 bales, of which exporters have teen SOO and speculators 1,000 balm. They consist of 860 Pernant and Maranham, at 6d. to 7F.; 100 Egyptian, at W. to Bid. ; 1,600 Surat', at 3d. to 41d. ,• and remaiader, eh.efiy American, at previous pekes. 'The imports Mace Thursday are 6,000 baler. The market closed steadily bet tamely ; and, compared with yesterday's rates, pekes of all kiln,* arc the same; the change of wind induces holders to eVe a better supply of solid American, sued so far the bum has an advantage. klanctiaavaa, Fan. 28.—A further rise In the adios market has caused a corresponding hardeniug of prices here today, in both cloth and yarn, and it hu had the effect also of making buyers having orders on hand rather mom =ikon to execute them. The business is not equal to what it was at the early part of last week, hut it has shown an improvement. Even the commercial men who affect in conservative rule to see safety under the funerals term of a stroag government " are slow to discover the element, of strength in the present cabinet ; sod although oae of our ' local papers professes to see In all the appointments from Mr. Disraeli down to Sir John Pakington nothing less than "heaven-horn" ministers, the check given to our market by the break-down of the Russell government has not been wholly recovered from. Fortunately we were in an ex ceedingly healthy state at the time. Our spinners in water twist were well engaged, and sonic of their con tracts extended to six weeks or two months forward. Low to medium numbers of mule yarn were also in good request, with orders in advance; and is cloth stock. were so low that six or tight days' good demand was sufficient at any time to clear them off. L oder there circumstances, every advance in the market for the raw material is sensibly feltinre, end the prices of water twist are Id. to Id. ',falser than they were a few week. back. Common qualities of 20's and 30's mule are quoted Id. to id. higher, and first qualities of 38's DI. to Id. per lb. higher. The finer counts of mule up to 100's are also dearer in the common qualities, sad in some eases Id. to Id. advance is asked, as compared with the prices required a fortnight to three wilts back. The demand Mr cloth does not improve to an extent equal with that for yarn, but there is more business doing for light cloths suiting the India markets, and an advance in some cases of lid. has been obtained on the piece. This includes light printers, madapollanis, shirting,. long cloths, 'l' cloths and jacconets, and some of the better 10-ii,ch shirtiugs con tinue in good request. , WOOLLEN CLOTII.—Linns, Fan. 2S.—We have had a rather better market in the cloth bulls to-day, but on the whole business is not brisk In the warehouses there is only • very moderate trade doing, the coldness of the weather and the unsettled state of political matters alike contribute to the prey rat dulness. POULTRY, &c.—NEWOATE AND LAME/MALL, FAN. 28.—tieese, 4s. Od. to 6.. Od. ; Turkeys, 4.. 04. to 9s. Od.; docks, Is. Ad. to .. 2 &I.; tarns rabbits, Is. to ls. &I. ; wild ditto, Bd. to L. 04.; pigeons, &I. to 7d.; roasting pigs, 3s. 6d. to Gs. Od. each; Surrey Cowin, 6s. Od, to 9s. Od. ; ditto chickens, 4.. 04. to fr. ; barn-dour fowls, 3s. 6d. to 6s. re couple ; English eggs, Bs. 3d. to 9.. &I.; French ditto, is. Gd. to 135.3 d. per 120 ; fresh butter, 10d. to 11.3(1. per lb. ; pheasants, 38. to 3s. Gd.; partridges, Is. 3d. to Is. 9d.; hares and leverets, 2s. Od. to 38. ; and wild ducks, Is. 3d. to Is. 9d. each. FISII.—BILLINOSOATE, nu. 28.—Ee1., 4d. to lOd. per lb ; soles, 4d. to 24. per pair ; lobsters, Gd. to Is. lOd. each ; oysters, be. to 31s. per bushel; bloater■, Is. 2d. to 14.44. per dozen ; cod fish, 2s. toss. Gd. each; turbots, ss. to 12s each ; plaice's. 61. to 2s. per bushel; fr 4 sh herriugs, Bd. to la. sd. per dozen; salmon trout, Is. 54.1. to Is. tid. per lb.; and mackurl, 6d. to Bd. each. CORN.—Areboesa. Feb. 28.—Our market today was rsiber sopplnst nab Whelk . in go d mailmen. A tale mount u bushier doh*, and what.* In team instances runic r more money mom. neer nommen) the same. barley woe elm shortly ^ Word, cod there tales • gmd diviaml for climatal eurnpisci, Mr •, quo Unions are thinly ruppo:ted; grinding qual.Ure nore a dell sal-, and •he tutu chriper. .tr, Brans, sod resa enntomsded Ingle alteaties, Lod prime were Witholll. alteration. V. his., 36.. to dim. Melee, 24. to ism. O•ts, itm. to 21. Mean.. 7.4. to Sae. Yen.. zhi. to 34. per yr. Malt, Gs. ad. to 7s. Sd. per bushel. Tams, 4. Id. to Ss. Fluor, tlh to 31e. per exk. .• • - ATLlbliUlillf. Feb. 28.—Wheat in short supply, and very httle 13.30tt. Pr awe lb. 14101111141 i week. Other IP mulpttons very %Nat, per loud of 3 re., W. to 111. 100. Wert. y, par hr.. 24. 10 _'o.. Beane, WW. to 3te. Oita, 1:o. to tts. Pus, Pie. to 3s. • Bala, Feb. 28.—Our market is firm, although we hare but little Join', rod 'reroute the wow piss se sat week. BlEireann, Feb. 28.—There was a full attendance at mar ket and t% est ease in in mod weadluan, and ws ab rut lel. per load or builsele higher. li.nd Barley war likewise a trine dearer, bat lower yuulitka were It etrw sale. hem. were hi good redurst, and in lassie of the yeller. Mu and Oat. the muse as km week. Cows seed was le atutal.mt aad treat D. to 4. per cwt. lower. Ileftwtex, Feb. 28.—We bad a good atk 'Wanes at to day'. mullet, with a lair quantity or pain oaring. Yrk , s woo Ars, and for &WM %toddies on ads also at Is. to Is. dd. prryr. wr obtainso. _ . Buoinvoan. Feb. 28.—There was 11 Small attendance at ur market tlua morning, and a Mort supply (A ir.da. The take was anise, and all duertptkato of Santloit Wheat mustard forum quiallorw. The biota of Flour woo aomm.ly uaaltorod. She iarkb trade woo not si ry belak; mug of the malt banes not leAsit M fall operation; but 11.. r, Wag was IBM emulry Gm- mod pur poses. It hilly maintaioeil lb preirkm vibe. Flew used °atom/other prat's awn were to request at lolly la.t week'. ouotatioll.. Malt well ImM:bed at the late adtaliceo. Wheat, ban, 44a. Barley, 24a. to Oats.. law to 21n 3.1. to Ma. rear, 21a. to 3Ow But Zas. to Sb. pm qr. Malt, Go. Pd. to 7a. 3d. per bushel. Dour, Bk. to dl.. per act. Buarrox, Feb. 28.—W• have had only a moderate supply of Wheat at market to-day, and the lull ram of Wednesday bare ben realbed. We note no change In the value of Oats. Mina In mum. at • allakt shame on late pewee. Wheat, red, Mb. to 43..; wad 17s. Oota, 17e. to :la Beam, BM to .174. par qr. -• • —• • - - - • CAMBUIDOE, Feb. 28.—Wa had a fair supply of Wheat, wbkb teat a reedy tale. t.t from le. to 24 per qr. advance. tiara y maker, dto value, but riot la brae 'apply. 'Alms; red, 44e. to la., white, tau B•rley, 270. to 33.. beam, 28a. to It.. l'eso, to .I..ta. Oats., 17.. to 24e. per qr. CA N AAAA WIT ; Feb: 28. We bad a good supply, and puss Wang the same. N. brat, white ; 44.. to 3u..; broon, 40. to 440. Sorter, 310. to 36r. (We, 20s. Meow, 23e. Pout, Csalaet t, Feb. 28.—Ws had a good supply at our mar ket which scat& at prise. tully equal to last week. and In Fount Instaners a Inds store. Wheat. whits, new and old. 16a. ed. to Ira. od.; rtd. sew east add. 1.51. 6d to Irk. 3d Berley, new and odd, 10a. to .Is. 6d. WY, potato, Is. 6d. to to. 6d. ; *mace, la. to 7a. W. Pue, Is, Pd. PI h, per stone. Oatmeal, la. 10d. hymnist, Is. ed. Barloyeteel. Is. W. COLCRESTFR, Fob. 28.—A good Pop ply of all kinds of unlit were on oiler to-day. Wbwit stabitword twit wei Ws prices. Barley, Here, sad Pe.o were twit fully as deer, and in some in stallss la. rinses wY obtained. GLoacernis, Feb. %.—There was not much business dose .s Wheat at eve market this dsy; but last week's prier; bull fur EntlA and ftweggq weir finely supported. Barley in fair sup ply 1.0 turner terms. Eng h Beane OW reedy buyers; ter) ow f edge are offetid. Mete I• ttt clauses to tonna In Own the sales bete, euellewl to wall twee.•. Unhurt.. during the weak coding the Ma ; wbeet, ; Bat 71. 3h4. Grttovuun, Feb. 28.---There WU not so large a supply of Whr..t us last only. The demand Wag extra*" *clearance was note ..t Avowal( ra'es. Fine Barley was IL demand, and other deem. Whe.t, 424. to 524. ; Talavera, 5 , :5. Barley, 61.. to 3:n. Vats, tus. to :is. Beans, 31s. to Sis. • 81111YORD, Feb. 24—The farmers in attendance to-day as looting t :man 6. more palmy don, as to tio ultimate peke of Wheat reed...lnn tnelr load •Illielp+l.o4.• of Metier re ices ere keg..We had a nood own of Wheat ; inn prune dr> white bald for full pekes; red and inferior • thole kes. %het entire end dealers wave her e teemed It prefer waning the issue ol events, mid the reduction of their facia to spesulsting awe en advance, ea, firm what could twinned, no Unmete attention nook' be propowd to the duties as many of oar farmers entielorte2. and therefore there will be so advantage to he obtained by th.• change. apring corn In fair relpaset, at bta prices: %heat, in r bush., best white, .5.. 2J. to Ss. Id.; red, 45.11 d. to la. 261. Barley, .siting, 1. ed. to So. rel.; grinding, Ss. 10d. to 3.. Oats, 2. ..l. to a.. ed. Son. b. to Se. M.; , 10114 1 11 . 36 . 10 111 • Sat raw, Ss. Id. to W. Sul. ; white hollers, 4. led. to Ss. 2d. HE ICITOILD, Feb. 28.—The supply of Wheat fair ; finest pewee. mods lest week's pekoe; Inferior sorts lower lo per had. barley a I. ry dell trade, sad from 1.6 to le. ed. per qr. It re mo:wy, with few buyer*. Outs, Pew, and Dar sada lase vreties prier& tt neat, hum 13.. to 31a. per load. Marley, 2rs. to 3Sa. per qr. Outs, lir. to 2in per qr. reas, 166. to 21a par load. Bears. 171. to 22e. Tarn SIN to lie. Rye, 14s. to Ito. KENDAL, V.b. 28.—At our market this morning we had a sas.a supply of b ,th Whwt and OOP. In t femur there was ho satiation Imes Last week. In the latter, it any thanes, It was to fa. sour of es. •Itu a goad demand. Wiwi:, Vs. to ins. per load of Jt store. Oat; luld. w 13.1 per stun. ishht.4ll7l.lt, Feb. 28.—The weather being ?en. fine, farmers ere son 'minty el peed with ael.door labour. tied comae priestly "apply tic awrietes corloply with all grain. To-day there wee d. l. ..16•• t at carlet, wad tkl. per bawl advance was seedily theme al ...ie. at korner peter. The ovotstkew are: Wbeet, Ae. to rtes. per Bean", 1:s. to liar, mad. ges. Oct.. wital, As. to 275. per 24014. Lricr.itra. Feb. 28.—Tbe attendance of Airmen was p rail , arty la•t wok's priers am fall. salatalaal for wheat. MIN 114411 q aam Ibr.d hat as advaase • tat/ram ream a doll sale. Flop sardtad..‘ wars la repast at WI Om. Dew Ines were awe OM. 11101, and refired Warr rata. MAlSCHltaltit. Feb. 28.—Osr market to-day, Is firm Mk is. amiss ; Noun siousisp I. Mimi kir Man want aro Peer, and 14 1 instaiNss obe M Ise pardeske teatimes; but this Is hardly sanisatly /went fn wileemit I our quotations. tests lad mama ors W sink Tbe d.mant is in rely in retad, Me pooost soiwoomptiso. Bram imam ; Mother sitiesia oar WA. id, per Ward or Istbs,fteldh white,tio. Oa. tors. al.; red 1..11.1. to up lid. Harley WM/am per bushel of 1301b0., 3s. ltd. 00. WM, pee be , it; I of Oka, Easlisb, tlmith. sail nne bilk A. 04. to 3s. H.; Irish. Iditutirlial nowt be. 100. to Ass 0 3. neap per qr. of 3041 b., Eost'sla, small,p3s. 00. kg.; Usk, Sit W. to Sk. Malt, per il woo. bushels, flap 3Llo. to tla ; Ras moods, pas. to 74 Paw pr: a imp. bushels, white wad blue boilers, 30s. to 335. =sr mak a Mallon and Irish, floe, Sas. Od. to kw ; mid hosseholds, Os. ud. toll.. Od.; mars, sad whites, lb. to 116.; double eons, or ants, 31s. to Ass.: Emma. lodating soak, 11-Is. Ms. ad. Oatmeal, or losd of 3401b5., Minsk aad Sis. Si Us. MaßLßoaol'Oil, Feb. 28.—Haviog had several fine days the aeadsies ce the emu' wh4 banns to bead to.day wee iamb Improved. The vier shelve ut gunnels y hen bad Is affect via the Wow, who suppled melt qu amity at Wheat; Pala Were net sad the few wads wirich changed funds was at an advance of Id. to Is There was r her uuluby bw tbo °babes' ambles of Ban*, bet no et 'ym. meet currency could be ealabAatard. The trade Oita, Ikea, and Peas were dm. et We quotatbe.. .Whest, We. to 44e. Been, 24 , to !at Ws, 17e. to lto Beano SW to Me. Peso, tea. to 3en Rye, am. to Sm. Malt s 61s. to his, per qr. Vetches, 4*.64. to nwper Nebel. Flow, We. to sle. per eacl. bliwessrLs-urott-Tvas, Feb. 28.—At our market tkla ineretri we bad a west sth.ply of Wheel from the power,. h the ar. tuts eatetwlee brine mo&rste, freela-tbasolted sample ware is hff queely et tether 'e'er otesious prim, a fair Mahon st therms time testa( bits dom. in isu , lt Camtry quail's,. solos rim rod Ie leetheard without thltleulty at 4.1*. pre qr. , chaise ASA= WM: Inthed request aunt fully ON SIM held Oth ire.* manatee*, hut kw tismosiissa rasul Was, listisscr, ems nab he 111119.048 tad be sea Am the kis=w aid. Barisat—.= wag Moe, trees ma lempllpto , that better k 1 will be procured neat weeliagtoregogruprily wero thoittenest ehoutimilliog. Stye as beixe MAI. Becie v ggllally es dear, with • fur, steedy *dry. Is• grata*, gig heir Hills etirrlecy. Kelt imildileel, aid the ours ON be bum Ned P•••. We we edgy sopplir4 with thus ig Me grusere. liar 51.1e1t last work% grime wore willingly PK tug Nair peeress in the Wooed d sesolog mate it wee Pei say, IN ism err. .lirro Teasels sag cad alonne. in suite • slight 7 . ri al 7= I. o) rte forward , bat ther was hot the case Wit owes M perm la. The airfield.. work see: Whast, rue•gwkw, ... I ay, NI; Iteriry, 1,4111; Oats, klbll; foreign, IN i Tw o aselifte, If; Thur, 1,416 Mill - - Noseteet. Feb: 28.—T hen was may a moderate offer of Maim Maar what UM My; t he !Maar tam of lota, ravithateadaythe Imam partCllmre pataralarly I M Ise theldig. rails Mad arm, but prism as mai* t e mos is =rapt ay. Millers were casems lamal. TM Iwo palltiaal mama ammelbat esa ad tb• ratrlse. rMiam ka. but kr the Primo leslmerls_ lam saw, would m MGM OM= la madman al Ma Immo opkviam st lams Y.. is was bra Mma Nam mat la Ms bat at wont the orient arm m abemmaa. PYar Mal youbely the Mee to list laseiyatlM aLk asia. Inky trails vas amitrasd as eladtar tams to lime of MY dm ee'Nelibt. oda • meal ean 'impala Mama rommail Man one a Ur sok at bat tom ramala k is• ;dem mam am la disamariallsol telly peak= yrora ; oar gasts• Norrixoajog, Feb. 28.—The quantity of grain on offer hero toads, to hp so swans large. The rate. demanded by fanners are more than our dealers are disposed to gem, sad the amount otour Oedematous I. not extreme. Mayers, however. hays In pat folly the MOB of UM wink, both fur wheat and gond Pampas. of nt.:tmg Dar ks, ; sad Peed own I. atm at the extreme rates oven of Isle. Pirrnanonotrom, Feb. 28.—A good supply of grain here t 0.41.7. Wheat sold rsadity at lea week's priss. {Wiry mad. Is. per qr. more reserry. Beam as kat week. Oats could be latugtet at • nide lass wrirry. PIITWOHTII, Feb. 28.—The husinus transacted in Wheat at our market tads, wad at folly It rmer rates. the su p ply, however, being yak equal to the demand. In Harley and other gram the trade wee tire, with ho alteratioa to note In prices. PRESTON Feb. 28.—SeverA vessels have arrived at Ly tham during ihe week, furnl•h'ne, eon:: the sepiergate, a good supply N'heat sad &rim couleur, end of . Oats and Oatmeal rule Ire land. At tl e beedudne M the seek, tie trede was ran raietly dull, but Omanis the efo. e more .0011.1eute et, I altibitoil, and the rates 01 this day vennicht welt esiseishol. Having a smell supply of Wheat from our nenthoonrlist grow, r. at our C.:WII hathaare this morning, a elt.inume was easily elfuefeil at an advent* of Gd. pr r w ladle, and other Ceecrlptions of English met a tub raid; free Pa,. Irish sad (cerise nearly eutobial. Maur u• altered. Beans fully supported the *here tertiney. (Mir is limited demand. sad to 'Reel sales a slight ceemenon would hare bete submitted to. Oatmeal reinsiesd steely to value. RIAI,INO, Feb. 28.—Notwithstanding we had an un wma:labort supply n lw..t on offer, we eansat quote any Improve ment In priers, what little there was, brought the fall [owe of last nartetdsy. Barley wss .In, tea to samples, rod sale. were m.ale at Is. to la. N. per qr. in alasocc of ad weak. Deana, Peas, and Oat., more plenblul at late rates. EiArmes WALDEN Feb. 28 .—Whet , gr. to ; Talavera, 4:.. per qr. B arkley, nothing, .9n. to 315.. grinding. 12a. o 21a. Pros, lila to SU. B. en. Zia. to rts. 04., it's. to tlr. • SHAPTinnUaT, Feb. 28.—For Wheat our market has been to.day, cud the brat s.,roples supp .rted an edesnce of Is. per qr. Tbe 'apply wa• not Lame. Barr, nor more spat inerly offered; however, Ur trade WWI dull, end in no a ustances nem last week's priors exeeeded. The oat trade was very firmly rupported, and Ileum and Per the WOO as last week. Nan firm. Heed. wers In brisk demJud, sad firmer* ask bleb priers. W beat, 345. to 4's. Kerley, 2.15. to 33.. Oats, 139. to 21s. be.ms, 301. to Ilk. Peas, 3n. to 339. Are, SM. to 32.. Milt, 31s. to Ma per qr. Veteles, es M. to 3e. par brisket P.uur, 3011. to 32.. rer . - Siiaawszcatr, Feb. 2A.—Our market this day was seciutuy r ended with Wheat, Pail. y. Bed We, ilia which ma with • ready sae t tally la per qr. urn iastweek's pricer. • - . • WsamlaalMn, Feb. 28.—At this day's market there was a tall attendance of buyers and di a'ero, and there was oleo • itnal rapOy of Wheat; sod, the ooaditton being good, sale. were omit]) ea.,, at former rates; a few , r the In tier sample. obtaining on ad. Lam ut IL me qr. Four trade rtenly. la y the trade was dull, aot•ithstamliag a short •upply, and the 1,4 s impie• main tailed their previous value; whild. H CJllii.ory qualities were turn In favour of the home. Other spring (Yen rather 0 better ral^ and seises nominally the same. N heat, Zes. to Ob. Barley, 2;a. to' &As. data, 17a. to 21s. Penns, 31a. to 345. Peas, arr. to 420. Rye, ler. to 325. Malt, 5.:s to 311 r. per qr. Vetches, 4s. 6d. to Zo. per basheL Hour. rls. to 31s. per rack. WINCREaTIII, Feb. 28.—A. good attendance this morn and there was a tale supp'l of is beat, n lush met a quick Lin, at an advents of Id. to la. per qr. alt beet samples. and other deeeritr lions maintsined their lovelorn currency. In Be li the tlematld was brisk, and the beat malting and aned elmpirri reeli.e.d an advance of le. le r qr. Other ports were a du' sale. New Malt le in Ruud bung generally very so; erior to geoid,. Oats in improved denusid, and there woe woe inquiry for Beans and res.. Wheat, rune, U.. to 44,.; red, 365. to 12a. El.rli y, 2:4. to 31r. Oala, while, Inv to 246.; Meek, 17a. to 200. 8e..., 300. to the. Pea., 30e. to 32. Rye, 30s. to 3.a. Malt, 31a. to See. per qr. Vetclua, 4s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. per Mob& Hour, :M. to 21s. per ark. Wissacm, Feb. 28.—At to-day'e market we have • fair neol) or w tarot. sod areaU of other er en. The 44 Leg trade te eery Aria, and air derimptions us in goo I demand, at &I. to Ir. per qr. advanor. Oats In revue; at former pries. Hear &:. per qr. dean r. %haat. white, 19a. to 44a.; extra, Are. per qr.• red, 3br. to Va.; eatr.4, eta. ata. lud. t., Io4d. per stone. beak ukt,3ll. to 14a. ; nen, We. to Us. par qr. - - WoItgESTIMI, Felt. 28.—There was a largo attendance at minket to-day, sod a lull aupoly of Wheat; but the trade again rut, d Inn, with the turn in favour of the reLer. Barley dull, at 6d. to In r kiwer. ,... Ciats fu and g l a tr , a. e her bericierw.thre.r.g;tgrureoz:z.dolnig in red . them. Yuan, Feb. 28.—We are moderately supplied with Wheat and Barley at We day's in •tliet. The weather being cold and /suety the condiU.n of Wheat is much ituproted, best samples of 11/b at meet ready gale at Is. per qr. over last week. Barley le more Inquired be, and has nearly moon, ed the late deprea.km. Oats and beans *wady, and DO alteration. Wheat, white, 16.. to *le. per im perial qr.; red and maed, 410. to tie. 'Sartre, ro Iting, 30.. to Us. • sunting, 235. to Us. Malt, Me. to 56e. oat% 9ld. to 100. per 'atone am lab. Flour, 30a. to a3a. per sock of 23014 e. DCIO.IN, Feb. 27.—The supplies of (amen' Wheat at %beetle; were amen, and of Barley awl Oats wider:eta Wheat sad 'salting Barley fully onontalned Tueed oriel a, but accusulary descriptions of Barley end Bata generally were dither% of tale, sod a men reduction woe mooed it. 'Mete were seine transactions in ,orcign Wheat, but Indian Corn was dolt, without change In the value of either. Wheel, whae„ 22e. to 21a. • red, stn. to 21e. Barley, 12s. bd. to 11.. 6d. Bata, lue. to 1 le. 6d. Ibiperced, Ida, to I3a. 64. Oatmeal, l la. dd. to laa. Bak •re Flour. lb. to 11.. per cwt. In dian Corn, 295. to Cl.. per 1241b5. Cloak. Feb. 27.—The trade during the early part of the week was quiet In the estrems—quiet. Indeed, almost to dulness. The thin advice. train the English rode have. however, Imparted a correspancling ensues, to the market here, and, though we cannot repot I any very tummies hu4lisses in pout, we may satel assert that ,tere do nut evince any dreposithe to ones sales, being satisfied that prices (if they nt t edvance) are ant at kart lately to recede In value. We have same rierls..ls d Intportanee horn ab oad. The *up. phes et home grain tut the week KM very moderate, the receipts Nate oar last being —Wheat. 270 barrel, at 13.. 9d. to 22.. per barrel : Marley, 428 barrels, at I to 13.. 4,1. per htl. • Oats, 2,349 Orls., at 9., C.L to I Is. le our local markets pekes Dais without much alteration, the value of each &veneerer of pain being firmly maint.ieeei. Hoiden.( foreign Wheat evince much firmness, and, although the litteinees (1,&,101 in the article 1. '11.17 restricted, both seller. and buyers alike appear confide ni of • brick and buoysnt Pads. We have so alteration whatever to make in our quo:Mama; though as rereads stock., of .ha wade In merchants' bands here we may Nate that they are very small. barley to verysearoe, and maintaime Its bleb value.„The trade In Ow le dad is the entreme, and we dome know that • eine.• trareaction has occurred .!urinte the week. Prices ate nominally the same as led quoted. We Meer re more animation In the Flour trade. ilakers' steep appear to be falling low, and they evidently seem more depend to some into the market ar purchaser.. The article Is tiro one wit', t. improved demand , we look forward to • briali , bususess shortly, and a better feeling le the trade. Indian Cons, watch, In the early part of the wok, teemed inclined to riVi way le valtte, bas rallied aesin, and though the Kam being made are nary to o innervate anieent, es mend quota prices lower. Out qtlooll.lor therefore are the wee es in our last, nannly, If. 24.6 d. to 74 is. pet Oa. WATEaroaD, Feb. 28.--Supplies of grain from the coun try as .CAL NI from re.med have been my onelers'e this week; our market has, to some extent, recovered the America noted In our tut, and with the enemata of Mts. which have slightly declined in value, full prices have been realised fur every article .n the trade. At this warning's market our receipts of Wheat were agatia limited, and millers were compeled to pay the 'Winne rates of this day sennight for all well magaloned ram les; mondary tune neglected, but not cheaper. barley folly as door as an roam day NM. Oats, owing to the dull accanuts tram the English to Mims, have been rather dif 6eolt to sell without submitting to on savollifilt of 1.1. to 2d. oor bd. ea the pike* of Last week. lu Indian Coin, the. e has been very little tipaatien on tlis part of milieu to Men aye their stocks, but as ay. rivals matinee small, holders show scar•ely any anxiety to peas sales ; es therefore repeat our former ganktioas f tar all deamtptions, near without change in pref.. Imports this wee►: Wheat, 1,10 gra Lakin Ose a, 1,310. Flour, 30 'oaks 300 barrel.. Exports this molt : Oats 5,030 barrels. Flour, 410 sack.. Indian Corn, 000 barrels. Oatmeal, 112 awls. - - - - - • KOMCALDY, Feb. 28.—The wester during the week hen keen dry and occasionally froggy suitable alike for one operations of tie I.aticultarist ; and for imps Liv ing its coodiUun of gram. At our markets, Wm week, suppling of w bait and Oats is-re fallen ulf eon sidartibly. Ma seldom tee • ample of linos and P.M. ; aril Barb) seems oil but a:Masted. Prins 'gala teed sow.: ds, sad we may Imam.. foe dambanbmg Hoge, (sudsy, we had • goat supply of Mint saion of Harley. Whim and Out. met a ready male, at r tiler nigher prime than lam week ; Barley was quickly tales off at Gd. per qr. 1V1M.006. Wood. *6. to 4k. pe r gr. Warier, 2456 d. to Ala. dal. Oats, lan to I*.. W. Oatmeal per bag of 304. to Sim EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF TTIE LIVERPOOL POLICE.—LtvERPOOL, SATURDAY EVENINCE—The bo rough magistrates have been occupied throughout the after noon in investigating serious charges against Mr. Dowling, commissioner of the Liverpool police, and Mr. Superinten dent Tuwerson, arising out of • gross outrage committed on Monday night hot upon a Roman catholic audience, who had been attending a lecture delivered by the Rev. Dr. Cahill at 1101 y-cross Chapel. The charges wore, that the head-constable and his superintend, nt had endeavoured to suppress the truth 01 the matter trona the stipendiary masistrate, Mr. Man. field, for which purpose they had la ducted or permitted Sergeant Tomlinson to make a second report of the transaction, and had erased the haves of the charge-hook, so as to destroy a former report, in which the conduct of the police was seriously implicated as having attacked the people without the least cause or excuse. Yesterday, after long and patient investigation before Mr. Mansfield, assisted by James Aikin, jun., Esq., two of the police utlicers, with Sergeant Tomlinson, were immediately suspended; and to-day the magistrates also suspended the head-constable and the superintendent. It is not a fort night since the town council signified its readiness to grant Mr. Dowling a retiring pension of 300/. a year, which as now believed to be forfeited. PROPOSED UNIFORM SYSTEM OF LIGHTING ALL VESSELS AFLOAT:A comminsion of inquiry, comprising the Hon. It. 8. Bandon, Capt. Sherringham, of the Ad miralty Capt. 11. Nelsen, ono of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity ; and 'Capt. Beechey, of the Marine department of the Board of Trade, was opened at the Admiralty on Friday, for the partici-4 , of receiving evidence and recommending to parliament the most efficient and uniform system of lighting all steads afloat, whether at anchor or o.herwise. Steam vessels will be included in the subject of investigation. The marine authorities and some of the most esperienced pilots of the ports of London, Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, Greenock, &c., have been summoned to give the committee the advantage of their information. The large Steam Na vigation Companies will nlw he heard. Captain Chappell will attend for the Royal West India Mail, ( optain Nelms fur the Peninsular and Oriental, Captain Fitzroy for the Screw (Cape) Navigation, and others from the large com panies running from Liverpool, Btc. The proceedin 44 were resumed on B.ituiday, and they will be continued every day until all the evidence hag !vett received. The commis sion will then draw up a report, and upon that a bill will be framed and submitted to the legislature for approval.— Miming Gazette. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, MAudn I, 1852. TM &au of the Windier at each of the following ow. at Nino o'clock on Saturday morning. The outlaw aco arranged is mica of latitildo. Mw a Pier . (ban. wi. d et au l" th wf i mL - a wt. et watkay. -- hammers ...........—. N.W. Geode Name PorUally Crud, %untrue W . Geer liras °WOW Irate Bruno Oregon Pasarrouro ...... human.. ... 3.l4""kl"l"weg •::.—:::::-.7 N.W.W14147:W s iltnnel:ka°"°'"Gin"d e tri: tiatie: Brers inmll / 6 8"iiiismBreue ami°"BBi°77Me N rin r cr t ": l7 7 : ' ,e : C. Cle o v c i d: °BEEN %V ICil W. wirou rA.. 111•1.1• W. nOLTNIAD LAMM PA. Clot...ar Wormy N. 11.. rd Wind Part,..tly Clotaly naIIILII.IOBI N. limo( drew Roan Scarrorm N. M roll Brew Cloudier ---- THIS DAY, Now,. Cow-ow Mad. Iltrearth w Wad. elate of the %tether. N.N.W. Gentle Breese. Fair. The returns from the following Ouse did not reach this *See in time for publication on Saturday ; they thirefore Indicate the state of tie weather on Friday morning at ides o'clock. tionnwn psis warn: Illtsu.amma Iint:TRIAD WIU/VT . Cursors N.N. K. N.B. i . 4;id Wind (irntle Breese nt le linen hu,us brew Colin Pavia°, Claao Partially C6ol,dy Very Mme lan ll.ud Prost Llouttcas N.W. Ceutle Breese SHIPPING, INTELLIGESCE. Prom oar neworearkata,tbs " uy..a (Mils." m " CASUALTIES. Hank! Nash, !litchi: frorn6alatetc Falmouth, in)naking for this port, with four feet water in her hold, grounded on the bar, where she rtinains ; crew saved, but it is ex pected that the vessel and cargo will be lost.—Figueira, Feb. 16. SuitaMLA violent stoam, whieli lasted for two hours, was experienced at Vera Crux, Jan. 12. Many vessels dragged their anchors, and drove on the rocks, amongst them the Sultan (lioglish brig), and four American vessels, two of them schooner., were lost.-I'. ,ti,, Feb. 214. Vier Ilicsclivrister (Hanoverian kof ), ! lickhotf, laden with oats for London, was totally lost on the Mouse Sand, on Wednesday night last, aim three of her crew drowned ; one, supposed to be the mate, saved, and )esterday p u t on board a barge fur London. A few of the materiels we d and landed here.—Wiscohoe, Colchester, Feb. 27. SEABORNE MAILS. [ the ig that the wens are pent from the General Peel-o Soil fig night—aad NI by the morning —hipped). Day Masa iamb up From ohm COUNT IL Ila Litmeral het- Port Whim oMco Louden. ilevoitatiorl. due. ---. am/vicar 11r1Lpacktt N . March 3 - . March 1 hostiles bytiaited 010104 .h: hatch 9 IMMO. tby ii.etetovite March 3 Africa (Wmt Coast) ...Till is or the m.sith Plymouth ... March 3 tlexasilria• ......... --Pi I.ithi3oth of mos. Dever orlom ..................N 1. ally Dover Brad 1 ..................M 13th of the -:oath Soothampton March IS dents ipso M i nh et the month douthatopton.lllarth 10 Chiffons/14Mo ChagreslMNl4l,l7•Lof mcath Snutltazaptos..Mar. h S asp, of Gotel Mom 11 1 Ith of the a • Atli Plymouth ...., Shush 11 I ,onstaath.uple • 1. 7thl7lb:/the, :nos Dover , ,ir). Val Muerte' N 2 ailal7thef a) nth rlouthampou 'M.i.ll S 1...hual lows ....- /. Sloa.,Wc.l.,a end. etriotLarn) toe. To 1 r.Sa hill ernes* MI le twice daily Dorm ...._...' 7 mos da. Lrecotv. .....21 ithl7th27thef moo! Morn March 10 Maint.e.g .11 Tuovim et Pri.ial I Lemcloe...—. 111aa...041. .i.aland _PI Wadaca. It kiMitr. , Lamle.. .... .... him.Tlil Worsham N 17th of the emmtb'youthamplea. March 10 Ireland Ma N Tence dal.) . ..1Holih• al akt. Time d& ladle (ma 50..111m711 bah of as month Isoutlmaiptes.'March 21 ladle (Ms Marmites) Iv utur.2 Mlle: ar.atb i Dover .....--IMarte 1 atediterramea(Ma South $s 9'OO)M 70 9'00) Ottue(Mallarerilae) 1. 81.11114 Ch 41 mouth 'Dover ;March 1 Meatco St tad of the mouth Southemptoe.'March 8 Malmrs .ll Al• of the month Southampton. Ilarab IS Mme . I 7th,170,1 9 0,27th .N 7 m.i trot the mouth Dana ......... Nardi 10 Ripka* .24 34.11012.1th01me0 Done ....—.. llarea 1 Papal Nana ..." l4 Stlii3tblitLis mum Dover March I Pratir.eule /1 /th1711t27ta...f moo suothamptail Arrived Peru M 17th of U., oax.th Soothamptoe. March 20 Tummy* N ithlSM)l3tlicf mon Dover March 3 West ladies M 17th of the maath I iouthaapialllarch 20 %Tot India. Novena) ha ear.e. Ltd 11 i.a: a the moothlaoethemosea. Marche dun raus w tbw .0111i/r. Platt TiA MAYStilite. U 4 awl" ‘ .a I—ms aii"l" •illi I VIM. Andtaw Form—.lT Liverpool, February IS, from... New York &meta—et Gravesend, February, 29, from ....... .. St. Mature UAION MAIMS —at 0r11•11,.111. Febrauy 29, from Cann Camas Emax—at Gravesend, Feb. 29, rrnm Calcutta Ottanammuu.—at Portsmouth, February 27, from London .1 CAT...• —at Gravereae, relatary 2., nom Groningen CAN.RTA, Jimmy —at Graveftend, February 29, from tr.ame Dmeami —at Liverpool, Fob. PS, from Mediterranean Davorstriaa—at Fortausuutit, Februmy 29, trims Da—at —at Orwrweed Ft bru.ry ..t, from Groningen ... --... Essita-st Portsmouth, , n Amoy 29, from Yuman ur Ysasow-at Portsmouth, Ft tailor; 27, from landoa OATIOM-It (trammed, February .9, fruits Odense Ilutimo-oQ Malmoutb, February .7, from Moulmein lAAIIALLA-off Falmouth, F&awry ri, from tit. Michael's Joua Mnetiabb-at Dungeness Itmol., Fob. 27, from Calcutta !mars Waksaa-off Liverpool, February 20, 100 m.,. New York Loma- at Gravesend. February 20, from Cato Lau.a Nana-at Liverpool, February 28, from Nantes Mama Foam-al Plymouth, February 27, from Loudon Yam or Eans-at Falmouth, February 27, from ibralla Now TOOK-At 141111.001, February 271 17 from New Took Nsoorisrou-on Dar:mouth. F. bruary ttow ..- ........ Calcutta Sovrissisa was -olf Falmouth, February 2 6 , Qu m New Tot Bwas--of Plymouth. February 27, WOE Callso sum.", Its snw-at Uraveseud, February 29, from.... St. Winners Warman= -at Gravesend, February .9, from M. Mishael's SAILED. Aeons-120m Porlannuth, February 27, Acniuss -Lao 1 / 1 .10(111401114 February N. In ...JAW= Arm= 1 Kamm—trona Gravesend, February 22, M 21.. Histeka Suez ?Crusts—from Ora. send, February Ib. to Odor Cara- from Falmouth. Febru ary to to ....... Nevis Canoe—lnenofll.4llM d. February 29, ts Makill Davonrul as—from Oraverenad, February 27, to .liew York Ihooasu—from Gravesend, Febru .ry .9, t 0... ...... ........1241n0i1l Foamy ..:—from Graver. at, Ft b. 28, to P. 111.111 p Jas. boort—kona Gravesend, Fettuary 211, to Clyde Maar Ass—ham Gravt*end, tebruAry 28, to 89. 121thaern /ducat —frnin Gravesend, Febn....ry a, to Clyde Matt—from Penzance, February 26, to liouduran Nero—tr. ma Cardiff, February :6, ..., Rio Grande INCIILIRSII I.4..lN—from Gravesemi, Feb. 29, to Coastaattl”ple Priezirtv —trona 6ravoiend„ February 28, to Valencia Itatinuse—from Gravesend, February 29, to &Iran Hater FAPIASOIR —from bravesccd, 1 enruary 29, to Catlin BALAIII-1,0.n Gravesend, Pa bt wiry s 9, to Odom Wrriour —from Plymnatb, February 27. to . Leticia Witaartaula —fru. Grarearnd. Feb. 29, to ?..:ttlia ....Lczdte IFEBI4IILB BPOKHN WITIL from Clrgentl for Cork or Falmouth, off Cape Qt. Sin. esoCreb. 4. Money, from Callao for Quectudown, FoJ. SO, lat. 49 N., lon. 9 W. If Tartar (ship), from the Mauritius for Laadon, 33 days, Ilea 14.40 S., lon. 7 W. Emma, of Portsmouth. fur fit. WMbaal's Western islands, I cb. C, lat. 40.16 N., los. 15. s W. ISCF.NDIARISM.—On Sunday night, the farm-pre. mises of Mr. William Winder, near Windsor, were mali ciously set on fire. Two tarp: barns—one full of whi at, and the other containing a quantity of tool., and imple ments of husbandry, were burnt. Two stables and a cart-shed were also destroyed. No clue has yet hem u ob tained of the miscreant. The property was insured. [ Advertisement.] I ini.LowAv's Plus lutes et oan w...kssm or not Cott, AND Arrows.—Copp of a MA tpre tioo of Mr. C. &wan, of Nymrnen, in Holland. dated the of August, 1,12:—"1, the under' , wird, &whirr that 1 have been per. (telly cured of a wrokne-p of the chr-1 and ddltculty of treathu g by the use of Holloway's pills. 1 had been a aufferer fur years, ao . tame unable to gat the lewd relief from tt e merlon* remedies I tried, until I took the, inewimable pubs and I Invite all who may he similarly adteted to use the mem remedy a ithout &lay. (Signed) C. L. d. Pen." They may be taken to all c tPe , f old ouugh*, retest 0014, taid mathrmatical alfueti no. Vold by Ail druggists, and at Proleseor loway'o, 241, strand. BIRTHS, MAItItIA6I:.S, ANI) 1)E.1T1 1 t 4. BIRTHS. 1111E1T.—Bob. 25, at !topmost-Pam Clifton, the wife of Mr. J. Brett, et • KO. CRO6MBY.— Feb. 26, at the Auteritatt Commlate, Southampton, the wile .1 J. B. Croakey, 101 COOSUI for southampton and Come., of a 000. DANCASTEIL—Feb. 25, at Alree:ord, the wife of Mr. H. Dancarter. of a daughter. FORSTS.H.—Ieb. ti. et the Rectal% Cola Rogera, tdoucestcr.htre. the wile of the Nev. 11. B. Forger, of a daughter. rattlit'..—Fat. 23. at Ileubury House, sear Blatadford, Dome, Mx& ratite, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ALPORD—DIIFF. Feb :4, at Stockbridge, by the Res. Mr. 11 nd, Mr. F. Alford, third sou of Mr. W. Sliced, ee..oa ,trret, .•outh =sten. to bus * Goddard, daughter of the lite Mr.J. IN% Stockist olst . DAR DELOS —BROWN.—Peb. 26, at Allhallowt, Elea, by the 1t,.. C. Worthy, Kest Mr. It. Itatchelor, 01 Loudon, to herb Alms, eldest daughter of the late W. IL Brown, Esq., Wade. bridge, Conmall. SEM MAN —OPP EIS II ADEN. —Feb. 25, at the Independent Chapel, M Mobester, Mr. !lemmas, late td the rioter, to MIN Orpent.ageo. PUGII—SPENCUL— VI b. 24, at smanma Church, Mr. D. Fulth.!of Somerset Dooms, Optermoutb, to swab, daughter of Mr. J. hoes. ecr,of Weig-famr, Swansea. DJ—PICKKRINtI.—Feb. 25. at the Independent Chum . Will. cheater, Mr. J. !Wad, to Mle. Uartkt Paekering, both ot War-meter. DEATHS. BARV.R.--Feb. 36, at Rlrttwtaat, Jobq eldest son of Mr. J. Biker. aged 1. Al,l"..—Feb. 23, at Lint , M. Alll3, eldest daughter of Mr. W. Gale, Clitrpenhom.l4dlA, og d 13. KINCW SION. —Yee ,at ifaundnall, Southampton, Elisabeth, wile of Mr. J. Uncanniest, aged A. 24, at Mouth errney, Margaret, relict at the late Mr. Mayne, of Otnuacgtr, moll 77. WALKEK.— Yeb. 26, at l'arediee-row, Landport, Mrs. Leeds Welker, aged 2G. WILI T %MS.— Feb. 21, at Cattlitf, hoe, relict of J. Lae., of am, Caerphilly, (A .tn..rgao•hlro. Primed .d cilnirlid h . W., .i.n tut% of Ntl. e , Leme.rd• street,n It, -: 1.”:•• /4. th.' mow. 111 tome+el. strict, in the precinct of Whitetriam—lioncier, 1.12. I' 0 , 71