The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-02 00:00:00

I ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. IVe have been delighted to see and hear once more the incomparable Grisi—the great, the only Norma of the stage. Last night she was as grand, as pa thetic, as transcendent as raver, and she never met with a more enthusiastic reception from an overflow ing audience. It would he idle to describe a per formance the beauties of which are so well known to the whole world of music. It is sufficient to say, that these beauties were undimi nished ; that she was in full possession of all her powers ; and that we may reasonably hope that she will yet long continue to be, what she has been so long, the ornament and support of the Italian lyrical tragedy. the opera was admirably performed. Tamberlik, in the character of Pollio, is still without a rival. Mani is a sweet and interesting Adalgisa; and the part of the high priest, Oroveso, was sus tained by Tegliafico with great dignity sad feeling. We are convinced that the beauties of a drama of this kind, independent of scenic display, are more deeply felt in a mall theatre than they were in the vast ex panse of Covent-garden. MADAME RUDLUDOR/E7ll CONCERT.—Thia concert wu given y dry moronsg at the hove of the Marquis of Bread&'bane, and veldt r ihe most di•Vntiaished patronage. Madame Ruderadorff was swisted by her sister, Mdlle. Matilda Radersdorff, Mies Dolby, Herr Reichert, Signor Pisani, Mr. Siintno, end Mr. Benedict—who conducted the onstert. Ihe performeace began with Benedict and De Beriot'e duet for the piano and violin, on sirs from the Eon noselnalo, played by MI sm. Benedict sad Ssintott. It was *desirably executed, and its effect was h•ighteneil by; the brilliant tones of orie of Kirkman's *oodles% piestoforter. Madame Itu,4rselorff sang the sir, " Ab, forge a lui." from Verdi'a new o;vra, LA Trawate, a freouratle @p - omen of a work as yet unknown to the Recibir public. A pretty lONISE C I by a royal amateur, the Doke of flaxeCotourg, was sung ty Herr Reinhardt; and a very floe duet, "Ti yew, ti from Lord Wutraorslsnd's opera, 1: Eroe di Loarostro, was agog by Madame sad Mdlle. Ruder:roil. The reoond p ,rt of the concert misted of a seleceio• from Costa's Eli, including some of the most besatital aroma= in that work. Madame Raderedorff *sag the air, " I will extol the*, 0 L , rd " in which *be produced so groat as effect at Baster•hall. The pathetic duet, "Hannah, wby wespest than ? " was snug with much szertinion by Madame Rs deradorff sod Herr Reichtrdt. The Sue concerted pieces— the Trio, " Thou shalt love the Lord i" and the Quartet, " We bless you "—were snag by Madame Radersdorff. Miss Dolby, Herr Reichardt, and Stein Pistilli. Min Dolby gave the evening prayer, "Thu Diet I lift my heart," with charming siespacity ; and the beautiful chorus, "No evil shall befall thee," for female voicer, conciuded the perfermanse. Tie @apish ow c,rt.hsU was tilled with neshiai.able ccmpany. Mr. Charles Braham has lately nag at several *manta in Lobs, at all of which be has set a g ni 'r entals. Ten Portofino sides generally saiataia that his voice is mach better suited fcr the sal,on than the theatre. ALDIULSHOIr.—MUSICAL 80CIIITY.—The first dress eonevrt, `Ten is the south asap, ease off to the sew room of lett. r P. on Tuesday evening, sad notwit►standing the okpai r.of, voroieUd ;lacks, sa — d other points, whist& the talents of the performers had to combat, the whole Whir was eminently ssccsa.fol. The performers were astirey amateur, including three ladies. The pre sident, Mr. L. Paton's*, of the Royal Squib Gloated , ' Militia, eaecottd • Oltenia' fantseia on the date wits great lass and AUL There were nearly Pr:y ladies p►e wt, meet of them tesidents in the estop, sad the rescind ing glee, " Myst eer Von Dock," was followed by a welt• —the taigas! for the cluseseneement of a dines; which csa eluded the crating. The but was agreeably lighted with Arland lamps, and rendered pay with the rieb slim'r of the uniforms, end the two eottage Owe, though not eel calatni for the titration of • Thalberg, yet were admirably gaited for their t.osition. Primed programmes, in doe Raster ha:! fors, were distributed, and we are sore that all pretest f.lt mach Disuses in miticipating for sah sac cited's. Tursisy • renewal of so much ratioaal smasemest Tim contorts Lay* bees atablisied nbeaiptior, bit that of as slew, motataal amount. IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAT 1. Yesterday a orate ref a very nautili character was witnessed at ILiamtows. Archbish , p Cull's, wearing the robes if a &fp Romeo dignitary, and accompanied by some of hie slam, ems I:camped cm board the French ship Artemis,, by the Ceptein in a folly moaned beep, and was ressived with the sr et marked honour". The new were amend ia the ship's chapel, end received the Arslebist op's breedistioa from the altar, mad his pees was coemyed oe shore with the rime state as in peen on board, ender a salute of thit ts en gear. The mese was eitoested by peat numbers of permits. A nesting took piece yesterday in the Master's Ofice for the examisatios of triteness in the Tipperary Bark cue. Tho Opened vellum's eausined were Mr. Keating, M.P., and tiro &teener of the Loaders and Comity bank; bet the proofed:op were tritest,. The larsarigaiton relative to the murder of Mrs. Binh Kelly win re aced yesterday before the birch of hues. Metes at Mosta. The whalers examined were the maid sad emehatats of the diseased lady, one of the girls who were is tha field et the time of the murder, sad poi comae who bat s •.arehed for end found articles supposed to ham bleu part of the dispaies worn by the murderer,. It fa endentold that 'white material was elicited beyond the fee's already kuowa, except that the phi jest es...timed swore distinctly that Me veil. wits by the murderers were brown, white's those discovered is the bow clone of the secess:i maim is Meek. The awicialeates decided on seeding Mr. Cisorp Strome, seebeeret the thsesesed, for trW,.. also James Basest, eassiser of de pup herr ; hut 01 the remaining two men samba sumplalea, Ow a Waters wee &whirled from comedy, mad Ihiabas was reassadwi fat • week. An appl•csties will be meet* immedia!sly in the Court of Quese's &sal* the libentlea of Mr. &re values bell. ATTEMPT TO BRIM OUT Or PRICON.—GLAS ociw, April 30.—Yesterday &Perlman, about hay:-par 3 o'clock, while the basilicas was proceeding at the Cir cuit Court., those la attendance were startled by the repeated soar ding of the slum whistle, and it loos became arriving that so-sethirg unusual was going on in the old prison building in the reser of the court ball., ropoelally as the officers el relics were rapidly drangbted from their sta tion, in the leterior of the court. In fact, a moat daring attempt was being made by a deeptrate gang of cone-cis to bees& out of the priena. It at prays that, so 'cos Lithe pri• motors are coavieted sad removed Lem the coorthoasn, they are Leked up lowish• r in one of the cells of the old peleon behind. At the time stated, while a war d er aime d was placiag two men named Bleak mad Duncan. who bad just received eenteece respectively r I twenty-one sad Aloes years' traosportatiou, lots this all, he (the warder) was dragged la as soon as the Oaf opened, knocked down, and sev rely bruised, and et the same momeat the keys were token from him. By this means thirteen con vists—the majnity of whom had in the Clara of the day resolved remote, of transportation—weres enabled to sally late the elrridrr, leaving Mows Weeding as; keked ap is the cell wbbh they had jut left. They mark their way istklly duwssta•n, haring previously menet themselves wick a ample* or two, which they had tore fe. m their beam, and anythieg Is the shape en 'staff which they cued lad. 'While foreleg their way to lb* open e n tsal users which etude between the cosnboms sod prises they were met by • warder named lliMasehlin. Of this mss they made sh. rt work, by knocking him en.teetly down sod leaviag Wm bleeding sod slisost senseless. They now broke in s body into the neutral square, sad after running r And It in ell direction., welds( sustionsfully fir aft silt, vase of them attempted U rakes themselves to the roof by eiamberica up the wisdom by muss of the outer iron ban. As this spats was curl° died, both by the wickets sod by the winnows is rear of the none the alarm was wow loaf ly gives. Mr. thither. OM pt- vows*? , aid Dr. Olsios, aurgarw, happened to Iso le diploma/ slut st the time, sad they immediately defended to the ration by the selergronsd Paaaair, end semared the keys which ousted a etesillsnieatiOn with the ester* H'eawbil• the yr:ereerr, esdiar that there wu no chute cf escape by the central pure, sad sells, that the deem had b-en gee nr. treated by • narrow arched passage is.o • smell northern coo'•, where they also made desperate ga teau ts to re Ali the r.of by means of the window-bon sod "'hoses" or Water pi;el One of the fellows hull on far asecreded, bat se Its was polling himself up the whitlow of the wits... e oat, ens of the vitas's', took up a beech, 'MI breaking the glom, knocked the fellow does again Nth toe end of it As they raw their efforts to gaups by this mesa erns frMtlese, they sow mod desperately et bay, sad, an there wu • beep of sisals to the court. Nay •ieeha•pel t'ese missile* at every warder or polies sac,, who Mowed his face. let a few ssiastes the pubes and srimisei raters wet* fully reinforeed, when they charged tbrosah lb* parieg• tight I. to the strosgbold of the 13 sosstets. They •ers milted fir 'moment or two by the prk pain, me o used th 40 weapoes they had bees able to*, hues es, bet they were solo templet/Iv overpower•(, sad Ave rr W. of them w• re er rarely eat by tbe Estate et the roseteb:er. Is fast, bleed Amid pret•y ?reel. The tan/reed .• ws row a suited. and Vl* w•uudsd is both irides Owed cater theca,' rf Dr Oib.on, who was imp g. d fee on hear co t vat atteedlog to their grouses. The worsen. atter Niving hid their weer& droved were best Arms They are sec), but it is to be h• pod set ditageronly ' bait—?braes. NAVAL AND MILITARY. NAT 1. The V 01..., wow troop ship, Commander Bonsai WWI weight for the Crimea, to belaglmeas troop. lie M 11.1112, 14, anew gooks bettor', Iliptals Seymour, me pekt le lisa te lieffsem. W arm eke, empties lamitau. NMe bsz. beer twft to be et. The stedes. mew skip, Captain Hou, and the Ilawke, SO, =Ow dSlb 011411114 Omirmey, kft sight kw Sheerams. Ito eopm, paella slosh ODIAMMICIIIT Tower, bee brit ter Ply. TY Dili. V LLI, WOW MVO, (*resin kr Z. Wane% boo else Wit CI, screw frigate, Captain Lmmy, le adored late Whom TUClagwelte, 4, screw dispatch ruse. Ceramemder wee us delaml Way. There lea souremartial as lord tho Vietory to-roorrow. cooskpooss or the greet deemewd toe barna umumwela for the Sepal Marisa discharged true the varier Alpe pule( c, IM prism at Lewes, 1 tely occupied by A4111•Ir plecesr• of war, le to be ouverted lota quarters for taro or of the aMinaaamed corps. Half that cumber wul leave Mk &deka, sad Ms remainder be taken from other Memos,. The *es* w deem rampart all" all• lammallall sew in Boutbaraptce docks. wal Mot lee the Odmse es Ilsabg se thy next to bring lame Mem awl Yew, NM Mil NM in Imp at Coewantinope, others hqp gosehies leis ssommimed. We leers ey tale stepbq ammo ham ear Pimps* correspondest that the mho* at the Ms Odin mimed there from Mpitlered yeme - dayogeftwr eft the Beessolle, Mammoth. James Watt, Meriden, Velem% Seeass.:Mih eel Yids. nil ✓ibrate of the White divides have elm 'Meet et Illeoralmv top leer with the worn% 11•711= Cressy, MOS* Hydra, a/Riff, lad the &mad batter, SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM-.IVIDNIIIDAY Ntinur. Bunsen wee very doll, bet as the eubjotsed het of quotations will teetgy, certain movvesests of impsertance wen made with Memo to both theater Cap and Derby. The closing t.rion at midnight were as follows: TUC ONE 11101.78.174 D. 11 to 10 yet Mineeple (t) 7 to 4 apt Weneseese (off) 1,0 to 13 Mot Mr. E M. Stealers lot (t). CIIIISIER CUP. 9to 4 apt Tallow leek (t) I tow 1 wit Coarteney to 1 1/14tomo (t) 90 to 1 Stork 1t imply) 10 to I One Act (t) 13 to 1 Hasgerlool (t) 13 to 1 Paulen (t) 123t0 I Typee (t) 13 to 1 %oft 6to 1 opt Stork, Little Davie, y Tait" sad Torksitire Grey DERBY. lit to 1 opt Weotworth (t & l4 to 1 sot EWeaLa (t) olf) 30 to 1 1 Veerrouha (t) Ito 1 CsatiotAle (os) $0 to Stio Prime (t) 11 to 1 Fly by Plight ( ) SO to 1 Neologies (t) At the " Whlto Hart; (,900 to 200 eras takes about Elllastes. sad 6 to 4 err hotted to .004. ho bests Vaidermolitt TVIAT. NAME ; 100, It ft. lasi liZliuf .10. W. '3 furkede 9 17 We- Cabe of het Oobllo owl's by Takao,. 7a 121 b, rote. dlt non kr . Nen aadh , BRA hysillooosl. of 10 ma. ask kr 3.yr.olds; colts. Set 71b ; 0111. Sr{ alb. The whiner Mhe add ler 60 coos.. If demanded. le. Tina laid ADA. (S Whip 219 Mk). ( 5 loan) Mr. Mae% Jeu Whe I, lbw est 700 (Welt ) 1 Mr. illlikesn's Wes ftsme., OM llb t u a . tos 9 Ur. Ileyme. OW 8•18‘1183 Mb Man: Eves os Jen risprit, oto 4 opt Link Won sr ily by a seek ; bed aid. 111.11ar.T5511. at II slew seek he 2.t' .olds; mite, 11l 610 ; elks, SW Slb. T.T.C. (3 twinge lee do.) (3 wk. ) Dlr. Barber's Lied Mahan by Mitk yar irroW, he 4113 (J. IF'untor) 1 Mr. W. Mtre kip Illemend. Set Lb (l. (.o.ter) 2 Mr. W. ftirerellarwd. Set IQ (Quota)) 8 Munn. Iparra.T.T.O. (8 140 yards). Due el 1.1~, Akita', by Lep kr 710 Lard ClionWe plan by tan Plying Dutobway out or bar* 74 10111. Tax ORS 150005.0 0.117,41 0.011115 a .11b1111.401041 01 100 MM. risk, 10 fc. tar 3. r.old Ohs. he 710 awe. The onset of the second Ally to rusks beet Ile stalk D.M. (7 furlongs MI yards.) (38 saw) ___ Mr. , W. H. /rodeo Itssomiaa. by Iliticatahar ...(J. (bornr) I Mr. W. kW% Mr. 11001idX1M."116'............. (A. Dayi 2 (Wells I Lord Alia 10•114112. (Platoon 4 Mr. J. M. Mor a d el y Sauna : —llhr 4 ita II le I opt Ilaasaaaro.B to 1 aa4 Nary OVA haw start to In sad T.di easily by half • loat hotovaa the mood sad third ; Ladakh. ti , II ard Om dame togethar atom twelve laost& behtod emu Wad. il — alWroms flan of IN IWO, kr iyr.olds rod upwards. AS. (I mils forked. 711modb.) Lord Clirew's g by reoteloss eat of Phymollr, 3 yes. Tat (Cromwell) I Mr. Somes Mold rifle Mill, a yrs. 54 1011 a (J. Bowen) I Mr. Howard's Inadia. 3 yr; 64 310 (Yorsbama) $ Mr. Adldnes Tito(ll2lN. 4 yrs. lot Mb (J. Forstmr) 4 Mr. H. Law's Joabus, 4 yrs. 74 (Purab) 5 Quietus 'oohed far Newbold, but the bme did lot go to the OM. JOCRIBT CIA is Prow d SO ion., for bon= Ur property ofmnas beer ot lbe Jockey Cl* 4-yr.oids ; 7.1 Lb; deo, Sat Mb; Az aid awl, bet Mb. bC. (I Wks t forbad TS yard..) Lord mad'. Vandals% by Ilmndoo. 4 yrs. 74 Sib (Pordbmar) w. o. birmwormws of leo rem omett, b ft. for 3-yr.old rolls, 54 7lb sad. D.U. forbad. SO ( mho) Doke of Boded'. r 7* :• r t . (5. Rogers) w. S. Lord tbraterlokrs Polar romolwd half Um Worm. INITISO UP TO 111/Z O'CLOCK. CIIZSTER CUP. It to 1 opt ToUmiak It) I 100 to $ not Mork (t) Hoe to li apt ladlogi Worrico (t) DUET. I to I opt Wentworth (t) II to 1 rot 11111artoo (t) to 1 Onsoble Of) 10 to 1 ltogrotborpo (t) 10 to 1 Artillery (t) 1001 top Ttio Priooo (t) 10 to ity.try-Night (t) 10011 to The Comm (1) 13 to 1 Yassoletto (t) 4to apt 111 — war (t freely) • bitterly odd sad drrory day. & &Woodrum of general row. pry mom ma, mean soil the apart, with Ms rzeeptioa of the ram ler the Or Thwasamt, was meagre in quantity sal very moderato la leditr• Me WNW moot was, like the Two Tlsomead, remerb OM far at skloal alma of the faroartte. Ito objector", tavern, was sills le Ihmelme. — Wn tho !soh 1,000 to WO woo token stool Woolworth tar the Doi*. Afar It, 3 t.l woo ollmd. but oo rwompotbilag at Os irsoiss. •WI w tattoo to MO. THE MAJORITY FOR MINISTERS LAST NIGHT. Mo. lb runes.) The debate on Hare has at length been brought to • ontelosioo. and %IL Whiteside's motion has Veer' re baud by a trig.' haat mai *it,. Men ordisarily sanguine talk..clot 70 or 80, but 303 to 176 members refuse* a wenn MiLinfli for Ma lose of Ker.. Neither Mr. Wks*. side, with his vast powers of protracted 'pea*, a.* me Belem Lytto:, yeah his elegant rhetoric, nor Mr. Deno" wi . h his Inagua 841*N could &evokes the house that the Quests Meister, in Londe* are responsible fa this most caatnitoos incident. The only ornament whisk eats ell be koseht to bear with eff-et neat the Medea of tar Administrat co is that, iesasearts as they have sot auzene. rily data el Lord Stratford from his post, they Ma made cosmos came with hies, sad are therefore answerable Whig misdeed.. Now, mishit& after &slater has broadly stated his dismproval of the course taken by the ambassador at Constasdneple,_ sad Lent Ciairendos, as Sasatary of State f r renign Affairs, has addressed • eta& of rebukes sad repriassde to Lord Statfor... the like of whieb cannot be foesd is the archives of the Foreign-4We as addressed by a Pelage Minister to • diplomat* garnet of the crown. Short of preasnciag a sentence of summary dismissal agalest tie of esdiss envoy they could sot well have goes mach Author. It soy be sond,..W by did y arteofort he r?— why did yes sot instantly diem& your self willed and rebellious t from a pat in which ho bad ef.eeed is mush atlaehlf ?" The assays. the ministers were plead In the midst of dangles', and hid to make their choice ' among nosy erns. Had they celled Lord Stratt.rd home when the fast of hie defiance of their authority was clearly established they could not have saved Kars, bat would have materially compromised the ante& of this country in the Hist. Abort testily as Lord Stratford has behaved with re. card to General Williams and throughout the 'dole affair of Kan, in other Teepees he her undoubtedly promuted the views of his government in • most Meet t saner. There is sot &other diplomatic servant of the Bogliab govern ment who could have wrung such oaressioca from the Porte as Lord Stratford bee recently done. If tithe aaa. esealana are realities, and sot mere fictions, • greater stop has bees taken to bring Turkey within the pile of Zero pee cielisatioe then at sup former prriod of oar eionstaies with the Salem's government. (: . row the Morning Post.) As we anticipated, parliamett has marked, by a majority to which the emote y has Men • manger eines the days of Pitt, their err or score and high apprecVina of the ability, the eernestam, and Salty of purpose with which the ail ni.tratios of Lord Palmerston has viadiested the honour and European position of this cnon•ry, and upheld sad ad ✓ d ter polity; sad Mr. Whit/aids, in that respect alone Iris Mr. Foe, i. left farther behind than when be stetted in the match which he so anadyllably got up fcr p war sad for place, with so other consolation then that be has dis charged one of the first luattior e of the orpnition with treat display, bewildering sole*. and wounding vehemence. • • • • • • We ~soot conclude without directing attention to the fast that act cue of th•se many energetic assailants who were arrayed WWI the bandage of the Orpositiou fused himself able to plat est gay mass by which the government of this etonstry, situ ated as it was could by Its own toad have dose e se els ewe foe ties esam of Turkey in Aida than they did. Thy seat roar °Mier., nth as the world bu seldom seem when every ladiv.dual omen, every individual private, sad sad ever, haft sad bast of burden, in the Me of tie enemy torero &best/Tel, was doing the work at three; ad did these oaten de nothing (Frew the Morning Hasid ) Tlatq}mlty for ministers which closed lest night's le. Ws swift at all events be attntuted to the vaguer tit wide disk Minn his boss conducted. We have sea the ems dile Moms, of Sir James 0 ahem sat the UtW inall who ant with him. Evan Lord Jona averell could OM siiihiss baiter to say la rapport of his vete than that *la swiss of ILm did not require mistime* at all As M Me awe Assam retainers of the ministry, iaeladieg eerain a Illsotak marauders " who made ittemielves map what U lest sight In • raid upon the oppoet'oe, we ens sig _M Lad Palmerston onto more teasel, votes Mors let flak adverwy ; perhaps the mightier owe* • ill Moe hie parlina , atary address than asy this!, fir is lane ablaised a sasj wit, it the fat, of simanslated facieMiliev•twlteleiag testimony. The oPrOtitla• said wit pelmet the coarse they have Fumed. They haw Ai iiwidolia of homiest that they hove placed the whole WWI menu, g sae of the shier di sstas of the warbefore Om mutby—tbst they meted their &large against ministers em the dectemants supplied by themselves—that 016e 11 4 4 gart el that sharp they have Mildewed an m oss o et downs 6@d debating power which revive, the Imam et NSW Yom—that tEey bays hemostly and legitimately lidvamml fib* position with parliament and the semidry. lbs Immdere, eau afford to wanders a pain TM Mom of the treaty of peace have yet to be delatid. ltialomeo must be prepared for motion after media ea the terms es which vs have collimated to lay lawn ear erns an the pretense that we have settled the &NM qualm. o.ker quadoms adios oat of ohs way harm 6a tie awe fetano—if Laid PaimmaMa aid his eol• began aro NW to them, we dad be rssdy to admit 16- deed, that, they may be what evil, tae knows they ere not, • mug end capable admialstridlem. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1856. THE DIVISION. 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Wltitidde :)-esi vide essedmit wo o to hose (r e s t Ace the word " due "Is es MI of do IMO% Is Wee to ert the wade " it h deplete wet kb net eyelet et tort may Newer es dr seem aid enessismeme ef tie eselehers of eat WIMP tore dr beer bee Ird es eppreul e ofeesdielos the terms of tb • Moto of Pee, rid lee pees* of the es. hoesiesouser held et woes, sew Wows the Übe s°-(brier iffres/J - ellited Umiak - erodes we Stereeed " !Mt the Weil prepaid le be left et stied ere cf the rerttes :"-tietste eseirsdirderdlos pet: -Ile base driest; Are 431, NOW a SOIL Italikok. R. FL Forester, M. W. CoL Mandy, W. Sides, .T Gollsey, fir W. P. 141. bet, IL P. Seessets. T. W. Oaken, JAIL Nankai', sir A W. Chi% Vanua Oil, Is, Cal. Pennant, Floe. CoL Ude SEM Oleihisse. Capt. Pistol. M. Chetwasegdasslll Cialionk A. Role, Peter =Simi Grum, Edson' &trope, 0. P. t L Gomm, Jobs Steesat. kr IL. R. B. One% C. I. deresert. Col. sewn, Cut. Claseus t R.C. Ws. C.W. Tollerasebe, Jobs 0•16411%11=4 11. Vosohtort, 0. H. Theme B. Morro. L. T. Drier. Tested Iteertee Ur. J. Wittoogliby, Bar H. . D 1117 7 7 1. I. L. Kende& Itbasko Woodd, Saki S. Doke. O. M hd lrek a ll . , O. Ds Pre. C. 0. Narks. kr P. Leder C I C. M. Peyote', &stye, %Mks J. Illlee Heather 81 W. 1 Meer. Sr I. Munn% J. S. Main quake pet : -The bow divided; Ayes 178, Nome 103. - --- 1 ATES. = . C2 I . 1=4,7 . L. Masan tuorge H. Ansidin 11m1. re Pinar. J. Ilawbray, Joan R. AriellmsO, Mom. CL ritagemdel. W. R. S. Mariench, John P. Mean Lar A =4.1 1. Port: H. S. lisdirer, R d t. Hon. J. kmLa ', W. 1 .. J. mate, . ttrt a c... °2l. Ilseji"tganalir N. stymy Franklyn, G. Skid. Om Omni J. m as. at. N.. 0. Geln oscri az, J V a ienatun n WE" Paresalt4 Biz B. lastfnindia, %moo* Ullpin, Colonel ORIN, J. Babann, Gape. T. Graham, Lord 11. W. Owalok Lard Badvir, T. Craps, Edward ?waft O. W. Reninat, Philip Otarrway Duet UE 7 WM." O. W. Oimiso.N. d. Itllkilidr% J . Lard H. G.Na. Bowel G. IL W. Rt. W. Hallam', lelr Hama E li e l W. J . Ilemard„ Hell. General P. P. 34.10. 111MMKUr n.N. 11. i. 1 14 1 . ati t ton. t.. L j ord H. Cland lhaabnat. 0. Dame..laanes Thos. lismiltaa. B. C. N. Many. C. P. el Banbury. He. C. 68. eigharp, Major lablow. Handoeek,Hn.Capt.H =. Ma W. Orirma. amp Rudy, O. Abel Iltrell% J . Hayes, EU E. inneriet, Colonel Haulm:oW, Str W. dpeseamir. A. Beim Sir Jam T. K. Hamann Hon. J. W. Maw E, A. Omni, Or Cam. llmint, lar T. R. C. H. N. fyard, Ilunhape. J. B. Stanley, Lead Dierma lk"s ti Illinleart H,an. W. F. Builds, la O. IMIL O.K. B. Lim Samsel Strum'. Blr H. Call. R. JolltlM, H. H. Btuart. Ca Ores% IL Jams, Admiral Blurt, H ptain Corm. Ur Nes R. =lt F. Snit t, R. ONII6 i. tal /Ikeda. lbealger.SU P. amdrob=l. if Zerarr6, T. Totunham, C. Cleadr, JOrm, JAL Trollop*, Rt. Iln.Ehr.T. mem LIM C. Ifarideliall, W. F. TNar, Hz 0. alwhllass. IL W. E• W. Vaal* John Mos.Thsamis S. Us, Tamittart, 0. H. 11. A. Lamm, Or IL Taw, Oir W. Oils% N. IL LAASANS. W., 11, Vanua. L. V. WM C. Imams. lAN A.P. Vim. COMM Lamas, Load IL O. Walselt. Ailed .M. E. Law mus, N. 6, Wripskrsj666ll. 01 m7. Bonn. L. Vahan Wm OIL Wanes. S. Matt Mr. Alderman TAMarmi e amil st Wlilderift. J. Davies, D. a. B. LlSMidgesis. Mr.*. WOollsar, IL Darks, John 1 ..611.1..5. Ingrirs. Was T. Ossiass, trossi. Bial i md 14 atre, Osirp wiWamv. T. P. 111. fIL thimOreg. Ideierd Weald, B. T. Did. J. illseekimmrg ida ssis 1 0.' Oa Doss, J. B. W. MI/abaft M. Dunaambh lles. A. Magyili a.m ehm V. li f few . WilL 3 . Ormser.Ses.W.E. limas. Yobs. LT. Dusers, Gimp Ilimissm, lard Jim Dims. OM Mareb. Mil It TIMM& On Pro, C 0. Manz, Slr Remy Felli. Ur W. 17misy, Vlaaannt Mathel, 'Gam TvOrs. Oilead lost bkall, larTkaart poetowee, C. I. ww. OTI l arlii ii = Ashen, Hirai Pox, W. I = H Adds, Haab IL Pronewa i tialmil Oilwnia Ilakdi . Di R draw 011 iena, a. T.IL Witrap. Mew L Moms Gtilird. bet et Owe. lir Jobs haessas. Ila J. Olidessas. VA B&W. =LAN A. barb" Edmund Olia. Owns C. . Ikea& Anwbon. ' , MO Owns. He, A. Peloseseess, Viseoaat Wow. Itlight 1100.11. Cower. tea. r. L. Talmo CIL lola Orme. Mar D. J. Fiala. Or korpb •••••• liMil. Lil: s nalkr3. Posball.l4 O. B. baba W. ok T. 0 OMAR Ted. Kr Robert 112. ".1,.....T. Orono Orono Thesis Pea. Frond* Vellett. Ay, ley Wilma L oraggia. amid Pony, an flows E. Ilemilk. Ireserie B. oraiem. amen Plilllpps. John H. mow. B. Owl* CHEW P. Mtn:wee, J. 0. Ilediela. wta lsm Gm, Rt. Hia.ars. Piaui eau, it abet J. Grey, Rai* W. Pigott, heads Mr M. Grammy. toll IL P, know, Jams Berndes He H.P. Gramma noel toliard-Urquisart, W IletbillWe Lied C= k z.... H. Powniabr. Hon. A.O. ormobb. Ileleet IL H illawas swi. 177% , ;! . mt.. ...,,,,,.. iilWesy.T. Prabord. J. lOW. L. H. Homer.lle Js Isseedw, Bir J. Builimewler. J. Howse" 0.0. Ilaysloss, Vieeoast IllefflielLlN. na.E.P. Hardbia. Bow C.I. Ow* O. = . 4 . w. Her* Alret. Man* e. Math% AMA Lan, L I. =1 .. .. N. Fleedlon. T. Wee. 11. Joke Heard, J. Webeet.e J. ireeek D. Haathasla. La 0. R. Nam &whams. J. Memo. Ow. H. W. fareaftro. l3. l 2l. .r. A. Rear% H. nev.egi. Otes. L Reeleady J. A. Isowei. WIN= H Nab, P. In" LBW Z. Herber erbed. t, H. A. Rt. Hos. B. Wareall. Lod J. lbw% 111. A. H l i enry, Lard A. Ivorwit. P. C. Rairing, His Heywood, J. Ilawl 11. Fi,76. „„,„„‘„,.... 4 k B. W r i thia : ti . l. O. Oriaketeld, W. oar. 0. H. C. Hogg, Ph . J. W. lbobod. Coot. IL Hoc. I. Holland. E. 0. P. Owediam e als. Homan. Rt. Ha. IL M .. P. J. How wd.klow C.W .0. Her. W. D. HL C. C. Howard, lord E. Uses. r, W. D. t'Wilailib.l%. B :. Hoehn, WB. lialka ir lL D. Chi% A Hutchins, E. J. Cliwiarib Si. Huth. W. =We, Earl of T. Ingham. R. C al arlla, bin nllPtis J. logr .B. SOW. lur J. V. Mme, R. B. at W. j ash W. 11011 b. J. B. J. Jena) a, Earl Smith, IL T . Oriblere, Sfr A. I.R. Johnetoas, Jas. 6E114 littler. Z. V. Calm Z. P. lobr same. Sir Jan Owl% Oared Olaf. Olathe R. lisathar, Henry Ilmarvllle. illr W.ll. Deem C. Hooray. lowan Walked, Pimple ot Clewor. MAIL W.V. alma, Ho. P. J. 1.. Hoc.Otrit ha W. 0. Onotard, IL IL J. Knossolalabt. N. F. ..., Orowny. P. Kinalthr o ta. A.. f. ilined. 1 0. eivOL Mile Eirk, MIMI. IL H.. Z. WWI* 'add lAlieuher• WWI Salves. WNW Day** IL Z. I. Lan" Mort M. base, J. H. M. Dow, Idskard Lavoikia. Jams N. To , bot. C. W. W. Daiwa, Blemd Leon, IL O. Two ea, H W. Labia, Juba E. Loyard, A. H. Tbompon. G. Dol, Jobs D. Leo. William Tbornely, T. Darla& Windward Leak, Oro. C. Thornhill, W. P. De Teria. inapion E. Lewes, eir Marko The, W. Dllarya i r m i t ort L. law/. Rt. Ha. air 0. Tooline, Oears, Matt, Lisle/say, Wm. P. Trill. 0. =Vleloent LW", kt. Mu Robt. Urwidge, Milli IL Low T. Tam lord H. lOC Gearpl. Markle, J. T.rnot, 0. IL N. Dim We nom liaeklmhon, W. A. Tillers, Bt. Ha. C. P. Dams. leleesest leesineart, we Jobs Vivian, H.H. Wm*. wavila Waarmi, W. H. wscabotoa. D. Deedeft Faded& Harjorlbono. D. C. I. brim On .1. .' Ileseest Hannan, Witham Waite.. J. DeYwr II I . Minty J Warner, E. SW, Mr LB. Martin : P. W. woreriark. Lord Ilelogies, Vlseeent Wow, W. N. Watkins, Colosed L. lilna. IL lea. E. Illltlian, W. Watson, W. U., Olt" Rivard IMO, T. Wells, W. Ways. Tbisonat Maser, 114 W. M. R. Wbatoaa, J. lavoinio. J. Milani. R. W. Whitbread, S. WINN% T. H. IL MOW. T. A. Wickham. H. W. rase. ftt of Moffat, O. Wiliam" W. A. Mrs" W. Hawk, Via. Willcox, B. Welds Oen. J. C. Norwell, J. William, M. spay Wawa Nowell, at. Hoe. W. Williams. W. 141 w r . Idg e . Mora, D. Wilson, J. Mcetni,lln.T.E.H.L Winalogrea, in TR. Pahowea, WSW MOWILW, P. woo I.s A. Venom Ws I. Mairrare, Earl of Wood K .. Hooiltr C. raw - ,En lead linty 0. F. wrlehtma W. B. 111103sedd, Whim Boner, kir C. Wrnibam, WIIIIIIIII WW§WW 2 J.O. Norms. fir D. S. We all, klansadrke n0..12. H 8,11. North, Protein& O'Brien, Patrick ratt an. =et. Orbs re Meg James Rarer, W. 0. haler. Jobs O'Connell. Caplan Berkeley. Crowns PAIRS. Pea AOMORI?. Yee. Jean?. Mr. C. Imo Mr.& Magmas Mr. D. Hamilton Mr. Duir Mr J. !yam m Lod Milte• Mr. W Lockhart Mr C. Cooke Coked Wysm Mr. Ilambeld lAA Newark Mr. Pertness Mr. bawl Mr 0. °oedema LerdW.Codrleg- ID. W. Paerbet Mr. D. Jam Lad Oederlell tee Mr. IL OWE IMO. Dsabwarod sir 11. Mara teed Mae Mr. LAMM MP Ileatlee Mr. R. Lowther Mr. 0. illswll. Mr. ■ Ogres' Au Mr. hot Odursi =Me Sir L 00 - ell Mr. !Riot =ltsairmy Mr. IL Dome Mr O. Berkeley Mr. Wag Lorrfter deed Mom sir. Mortars Mr. Fugue= Mr. Mayes Mr J. ISMlnsor (ML Mravoll Mr. Wm. Mr. CAW Mad ARAM Or. Pear Mr. Begbaw Mr. ►a. Mr.T.D•Beemle Mr. D.O'Clams:l Kr. NW& Mr. Fame Mr. Clesdoss [Adverdsmest.l—M ML MAY. NITABLTIIII so" 111, 14/20#2•44. 11•* k aani••••10. ail Plug Pan; ar• MOW Ur SEM ef llrlda sionifterm•• la Dr•••••••••• • I/maim 111 timbrlimg• aadWisr unlike of NW" Yaw •Ildii guenrAt i v: . CIA7IAN Perks MAI Illoralislona aid Toile 11•••• • aim 11••=m in i• ar muilml. INN abillikomo. • /On now lan at Ur =Knot Isiablisimme tie Ur ode el Mears Mole to spoor. Mt% sea • vartal st anima flab) luttlltattue. COURT OF COMMON EtTMOO 17 XIII 71100 IV LONDOL- (8.-MAY 1. XL tORICO WILLIAMS TALUS IP. AULD AND ANOTA3I.—LIIRL. TM bat meat la thle diehretica as trued to mom dedeembe Maw Math bad lam pablihel to the lifathase gist/ age Neuelmtia Murstei and Weekly Idirirtber. of 'Waft deinimis ime n arsel iage r •QM th ere was •Om Met the Mel W beta pab. Make at or OM the diedeele pia NM. IMP mem The haat set eet awl=Mai ttratdtal la • eirealm mi M Ihst weft Mt deeraimle pludel teal pithy. Mr. War sad Mr. lells mearke the pielmar; sad Mr. SiMmat th.eaw/ Mr. hem ler the deemlems. The Mantle mil Mr. Mipey W BMW the Misolatei dr/ sob /Verboten Jounisl. wbleb Mr. Ompry ellled. Allot the mama meta as pabliebet Mr. Omphy bias. Mime. The litt ambers were pealed byllr. ll but Me MN, lace= ea ertmeameat with Mra. Ompey. pdated by tits There appeased two No. Va, am pelliebeit by tbe &kalif sad the oiler ow behalf of hire. Oupey ; but otter that the plated, Nina to pablielt. The libel le the lON count w.,s pealing Is Ye AIM'S, ea the ibis October, and was beaded "To our Debeedliers end Aber. timers;" and It said, "A party aide eieplend by Mr. Wm. Orr" holm purely charitable moth. has brearivamfts to tam whammy of It. W. by eenisalui the plepleiseelip - of YIN lumber on wet sail. "We hawk amplehms mend . of as.loar eawelfterq wito Now breb WM by emt himiebrat Me et Ilm. hat Ormire ems by de herds Medal te. am/ Moberg lea seaserpmady MtepMsMw by Me ma. appmesem "Mr ateriamemels. elbereybass verimegar bar bin Meareelly Mail s& The litter has area rat the ere yeeM having gmadeed the original wirer re Mr. Oempere bre to skillet la his be prams" The lad M to. as_s emelt w saitained la • driala were bears ✓ rater rem hat wee area "lase OM Mina in as f 4 l. lows Importer fraud mei grad attar re sonnet Wake ad orer of the ram of his erre . I rd. dr arise that Chars Tall* who by his eimair arm the a 1 the Rookery end Sroke Nekneftees Arm( was esby my hme. bus k Itti drat ropey, e ear M les per west wars. Teat I be hid am share whaler la lbe . whir le erred at fir timer Mell la the re use ef Witham Os pry; Oaths Imo ale areamei the near ireired rer the establishments( the mile (hare ray reunify ere eat el Whiteermnamet ham); HM he bees sic maauthorlsed and temestahat me of my hathmairm reamer ▪ we, and tit d he re gellesed m ley and arenimemers he. Warm to as by headrest merepessestatais. whir Is IMS sit rid la me measured for. I beg to erre yea that I rd arty premally_ tor all prewar ...as, med atortimmeala am rem* el the Hackney mewl Meta Nertgres lineal. mil to oars lea Mir 4 gwteq them to my as het urn IL" The Kona al le the fist lied was grated to the Aare' of the a. th Omense.er re defender rte. "We Tepee mar that art a pen~ roar Ire art Y. Wig airy Oren of the mpg lee amelleter err rpm He deggleter a trim we ford - It Mark eU premed war warm es mgelegime and to give= age el Me pamper briers We wir it to be oremelmed Mr we hew ar aster Lad, any share or inmost Is the end we when, repedata the contents of the arra see. peemmes,an hate gra gore to droudatie the graft rum peiW. The *lre wm enured at some Irak., sad sail the gear book area he was Merged with purloining had beea gra to Mr by Mrs. Grey. fie had curdled • welder ober Mr. Grapey, and it wu very probable be might how stated that 11r. Carey bad teen rewiring nary ea account of the payer of which he had rendered no mow. Re bad pro ceeded emir Mrs. Carey hie the libel in the Mauler. Ile had gone bare a pollee insglarre, sa t helore • grand Joey, who had thrown out the bin, but soother grand jury ithe fauna • true Another wires proved th.t Mr. Taman, one a the defendants, bad left • copy of the etreular at the thopee Mr. Mitres., an under taker, at Islington. Mr. Herr this addremed the jury to. the deriders, but riled n oalthemes. Mr. Justice Williams directed the jury that they wan to consider whether the matemeato complained uf were libels, but It was Weskit; to tell them that a libel was a publiistiou which was calculated to injure the character of another by ea;thing him to hatred, sontrept, or nitteu!s. Tu mac the plea of papnent into court available, it must be proved that the libel had been pubiebed without malice sad without pr• m with/ mice. As to the first count, thejury found that the libel had been pub lotted without malice or For isegligenos, and that the ibi paid Into court was sufficient Aa to the secoad coney they gave damages to the ammonia iJI. spirit Mr. Turnatall oaly. • verdict was entered on both counts fur Mr. Aird. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Met 1. This court omy met pm focal rote morning, tee leaned barons haring joined the other Judote is the Cloert of Error. BITTIAN AT MIN TUC% AT werremorrilliMelle ■L 10200 MARTI. DAT O. FOLIIMI—AASAVLT Ann FALAI 111/11.1110NXIXT. Thle was an anion to reamer damages for an emenit and false Um prlmiunent The delenuant pleaded not aunty. Ma. tawlei Jame , In stating the ease to the ivy, said the plaittlff warn a gnaw In the Atm of Day and bob, army clothiers, in the and the Oh nOtt earrhM ca Monism In Jentymetreet. It appred that the plaintiff had attained a patent for the manufacture iedmeer risk were la erect Orono outing the late war, and orb woe mire re "Cream toustesds." The plaintiff haring Ithrre 61111163 t with whom ha bad had various ham ris meebeemer • Medlar at tn.% called at hut place of where be sew a model of his patent, which he tuck op. and slat 4 1 will sr to tole." The tiekndent thereupon sent fur a rarer, red goes the *Yr Into coatudy on a Mirage of steeling tae model. Ile wee Mrs to re statAuthoure, whore the charge wee aimed. The debreme tee having Moored an apology, the *MCI bed r etre reser' bat to Ming Win IS lee, with the view d Merealre hY ehmaibm The lot eat CUlinati COGatbdCd by !rim *Mem sr se re hem moe.eat if an apology wall mar dm err" wed mibled. 11e. airielpeeseeed the deferdast, add be wee reedy to rey r behellengs lime *A be regretbd Inuit Aid occurred, bat Utet at the We WM& juelied to girder We phial:oat into teetuily. At t —demon tbeeiggeillegief the learned Judge, • Tentage wee entered ton the *Lou OK SPIIILMIAM 111. WlSrlO-RAPIAIL V. SARI PALI IMPAUMMIMISIT. Thus Mhos INN broont by the plaint's, dila csniateeturem assisS M dillmelasc, to recover damages be en mosalt and an laperlainine, ihe delenant pleaded not giddy. It appeared thee ea the 66th of Math Wet the prelim& had entered the &Shaine§ publlcthome, at 116. High Holborn, where, hav ing wakes of sme refreshment, they tendered • sow. rap Is payment, ad a halleroverelga and.. Hirer were amen niage. One or the platoon at onoa saw that the hall omerergra wee nee good, .d accordmg., asked th e deleudent to change ir, woo Swoops took it up, cumind and Wt It, and &awl the Manua U law sent to clog the changes" upun Mrs. He desired them to Inn his shop, and, open their declining Moo so without thin mom y, be gem them in charge for mums • eventerteit cola. They wee 111111e1011 to the ix,hse.etalloie, and ware !mho up ail might. The son they they were brought Iwo.* the magmata, who diacharpd then the delta out not hewing appeared to peer the charge. The denim set up was that the deka:hoot had Chem the plaint& Imo custody under the impriseloo that they bad acempted to per the bed nosey, me he believed he had goon them • good hall. sovereign. The warned Judge having gummed op. The jury returned a sonnet for the phontilis -nausea 106. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER-MAY 1. lIIITTININ no 13102.-SIVOLII 1112 LORD CHM MIMI OF SCI •UN Pia" TIM Will CUM 114201, DI. BAWD ALIMILKOI ND OILIDIWILI. Nl.Jcu ICI IILORDIA, inn= WILLIS. if POSITO O. NOWDIX.—CIIIIII2IPAITY. ni• arm • wet of error fres the ei tee Omit of Orin% Beer. It appeared that the plittf wee wiser of a NOM INA ••• it wes erred between Ira med tee riornt that re sir wee to rowed to Orr wire Ye illas hilmal • err of whit Mid Nit am Falmouth. aurty.nee dies woo Omar Mr Weft obi barring. hot the deftelleag bid ft Mara be inn. Ur, ionsequently the are wee baler et Orem tel de. =wrap. Ms plta curet Ihet the delembet wee an English subject, and that war re deried with Seer hear • ergo could be °Wow at Wens, treebie he Gould r. IWI the terms of the ehanteryarty without wish the emir ft the Que... Lord (robed, Us &heeded IN in the ewer below, hold bat the ceartermaty wee not reredee by the dermstlon of fear, nod that the defendant night bale Mira wage M bona at °deem without rents twee gal ty of wir leftaoh of bele% sOd oracquently was reavotalbte tor the umfragrion of the eneennt. Mr. Mellish rimmed teat the Ironer of IN Wert of Queen's Beech wee faller:au, se it wee sortratry r law that en ragtime rub jest should, after the mclarattes of war, take es board at a kaftan pert a foreign neg. MG briny reward contra. Ike Coon ddened 10 , 1.11 lorneent, auto enable them to bear the &dormer a radar ease whir was set down for argument. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-MAt 1. II 111 THOIILS lIATiIION. -11714•01/DI/I•AT he A COUNTY CuOAT JUDO!. At the ening of the court blr. bar/cod nede an application for the die:envie of the lawlvent, sow la Yurk Caen* on a committal by the Jade* of the minty court of Kielty Lansdale, la Weetraureland. The learned cowing made the amen, though be feared the court had no pariedietlon to entertain it ; but it was a natter that required pub. betty, In artier to obtain an aasendiseat et the law. Tte nets were that the insolvent, bang in Wetter Wale, petitioned in June lest sad obtained he discharge et the county court. Among he cseditore woe me Hartley for 454 , witb a statement that he had proceeded la the Kirby Lowden county eourL in July (they the doelorge) the ' ineolvent wasconomitted by that wort toe 40 days, se the warrant was ' ace eeenat to the rentioa. Us the 17:to or March to the present year i the nine court st Kirby Leardale, had t ocenttted the party for 10 &ye, noswithslandina be produeed On adjudication. ant stovord that the rebt was entered In the echolule, sou on the 19. a April he sow eapturtd and on now la York Castle. It MO mated is the warrant that it appeared that the detendant wa. in a posrlon to pay the debt sad cot% but lobed to dose, anal thereupon be was committed for 40 days. bir.bargood eadrecterleed the commitment es monstrow, and ow la eitreb the Lasuhent woe left without remedy, and which might be edoend by ether cowry ewer sif • step was not put to it. Toe drat eaniefitnient was perhaps allowable, scone teat the warrant sic Were Ye petition, but the wend scold Dot tie jitstillre. The Juolgs Is We idiom bad decided that the party wee of ability to pay, and bed everlookal Umiak, that twore property was for all tbe ereiltor., end dots kggemst odd not be enrol cod for one. The only remedy at prem. prgrbki wee br the 90th of the Ist and Rad Vie., c. 11u(tbe Iseekest Dame AWL which pr of ed that the spplitalioa should be made to dleiellie (01.5 out of which the yr cowitog booed. le the we to woe shard 10 apply to the eonaty-court Judge ; sod I anetbar union INK that as tin so soy cowls ably . • blossomed once a MOW . She leipillelleent neidd nearly t eine.. Conn some thing w/ Ye thew egoodissote ialelit i o on without remidy. Mr. Oemegoikkir PbUllpe wee afraid the Court had on Jort•dlete• Is kb Mb. Aber the I rutectlcto Ac:s the o art had discharged wheel IN elendlnelsts ores atter the OVer ; but n the Poses Ape I the Ma waft plated cat the court to which &opined: a woe to be soft is di ere the application wee to be mots to the 'coy court wig* boll montto d, browse eke mu was in • polities to pay, the ledge net ingeriag tbet tutus property sae •pplitable for all credi tors MAW nada circa@ osnees. He really could not see, It nine We. Mate. wits would be ;be we of tblo court sitting, If county merle wen winked toe meal. after • ditcher's. M. damped dealend It mu • mmedree. mete et tit**, that a NM Odd ~ride everythleg. Had • wrong el eonualt. mot plum by • wit of the Court of Litosetes Beach, a Judge at goalies amid let It eg.t. bet .bare ma no remedy *deep' to the easeemertiseed It wee absurd to apply, far the racoon be had stated. W. Omombeicser P. 1111; s regretted that this smut bad be lark. awn t. Whip re In the matter. nt.eregeodir - a. Tear - earZel:Willat th• wart bad so Juledlelloa, bat It woe sash . owe that It or atoroary It should be brought Ware the pabila, to order to eto what *Ala to ace* la the 'settee. [Adirittii•meot.)--HOLLOWAT's OINTMENT AND PILL 110111111111111.1.1 I.MOVCRIX• toa rug Cola or Woma.—llt. WWombat, sit Deft. Mier Natty. waa afflicted with an abeam ea ths ft hit sok kr • ssosklsrahle W.,. and, maw alumnae( his yes swim a. lasslowat ors use miasma swims is lb. aelebbiteirsk rot iiresuM sit ly as widow romedim teal thir treml; h• Mord= derumlarr o*g • Dimarat awl Plik • trig ;w y Sue MOB,* maim is sr bin =4 trie awl ; ad bow la lMit MEM. &Ad br.all WOW ="ttrwY at Illeassir Holloway% Ibillllmisio.N4. L•vikaor14.111•101•-ime. ••• York ; los A. limaps. Carp ilimimple I A. Oil% Emma ; and E. Mar, Mts. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. no**. el Me mart for the April adjourned seldom were Medved pailealm at Westminster, before Mr. i.ilry, Q.C., ArliareAkillgih Thu. were forty pismire for trial. 11111 11117111•110 Z. The - _ - o Doom*, Ward, Boarforth, and leis* (in dicted es Dr** ma Mary Elliott), convicted as the preserollos of the fteleft tar the eupprewtos of Vies, for mallard sad uttering Memo Weft eel were broaq op tor lodgment 7b Id . taleJ r 'mar coon the me of Denson* who MI left frearleted the rase Woes, eteteweed bin ft di herd , sad 110 Ch of the ether d.ledimie to two nowft, herd labour._ _ - inirnswirsi g ier7dior Eglistom OeceoWlllieess, 17. was indicted for, and fed guilty of, steeling • pone emstalsieg 101. 1 4d from the person of the Rom Mer kel, Lyon hems (Lady amnia), on the platform of the Paddington Minedem of the Great Wooten Railway. the phew ins one of lb* most meadow samerers of the swell eitehoted es hie apprebeesion on ibis charge Mr. Oollerd, the super. inteedset of the railway police. traced out bin career, end found that he hod been convicted at the Manchester errata= of robbing a gentle- Man on the lizahange of 301, and sent, need to • year's hard labour. That conviction was now proved by Inspector Smxtford, of the Man chester radar. Whicher, the detective sergeant, yak! be had mown the prisoner for years as a swell mr human so . the companion of those who pursued that avocation all over England. The prisoner was taken into cus. tody with two others at the Norwich festival, when Jenny Lind pe.- formed theta. 71k - e - Zas - t - ent-lndie sentenced the prisoner to oh years' penal servitude. Yr. lrißb~ prommted. Mr. Unmoor vas for the prisoner. Hem flaring, 35, a military looking man, deeeribed In the calm der am a solicitor, erns planed at the bar to plead to tereral Marge. of Mr. Bal!entitle, oe behalf of the friends of the prisoner, called Mr. Wakefield. the surgeon of the prison, woo mated that in hie opinion, which area sonfirmed by that of Dr. Sutherland, the prisoner wu not lea fit Mate of n led to plead, bens In fart insane. Upon this the Jury found that the prisoner wu tiefit to plead through usuouodneou of mind, and he we. removed in custody. THE POLICE CO URTS. GIIILITHALL Mow ni Bonofelt an Untied who pretended he could net speak English, was charged with steeling two pairs of boots, the property of Ilegers. Charles Afwell sad Co., o, tr, Cireobam.street. James Worley said be wee sinistant to the prosecutor% The pri g/Mr entered the shop fiesE In broken English, diked for • pair of shoed He tried es Newel pears, sad kept bin about the shop for an Weir Opines At list he sebielmi a parr and maned the pries A Wes - mu W. Id. Be them nil If whom would take led ft EMS he lOWA NES them to • pnbllePhoune at the corset of Cog- AMIN MA W Mali would pay fur them. He had some suspicion of gmair. Irving seen him at the slop about nine weeks dna, sag minims. having be nothwd eometlting bulky in his coat-pocket who dirsinind • hay that wee In the shop to follow kim. Is about an hot plow was brought beck In custody of • police commuted. The hems peedweed were the property of Ws employers, and had not been MI. They were hanging cm the wall at the back of where the primmer Ma Ws sitting trying on the shoes. Theme Mary Owen, a smart lad shoot 14 years of age, dated that Ye was sent to watch the prisoner. He followed him up • wort In Queen-street end prisoner thee took out the boots sod leaked at them. William followed him about different phew, wail be went into • pawnbr.aer's shop In Farrlngdowstreet. Winter followed him In, and when be produced tbe boots to pledge, witness maid, "That won't do." The pets , ner looked at kin, and, witaout stopping to take up the boots, darted off, and was followed by the wit ness round Parrmgdon.niarket, calling " Stop thief " all the time. A constable stopped aim. sir H. linggeridge—Why did you not glee him in custody before, when you met • polio's= I WiIDCM-1 did not meet one until the prisoner was stopped In Par ringdon-market. Sir E. Ilesseaidge—Do you mean to sty that you walked all that way th rough the City and serer saw • policeman ? Witneee-1 never saw oce until I got to Earringdon-market. Kr E. uggeridge—lt is eatranedinare that no policemen arc to be found to protect the public from robbery. Rl' H. Muegrrldge reu.anded the pneoner until Saturday, that he might be dealt with under the new set. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. John Lyme Owes, George Smith Owen, and Edward Owen, were *ought Weis Mr. Bingham for lumber summation, charged with numerous fatgetiea Mr. George Da wholesale batter, gale be carried on business In thiloostreM, On Tuesday the 231 b of November, the pri soner. &heard Owen. called upon and said, •• I have brought this km ■) Iffiber." end plying Mut a letter requirstid him to read it They pakssra's father was a customer, and when he tailed at Skrewsban be owed wary to the firm. lbe prisoner asked Lam to get an seeseme et IN father'. debt ready, and he would ea I the next day and pay is. Set be the pound of the debt. The prisoner called the next day as/ Maid him • cheque for AL, out of which he was to take 121. Its. as sunset of hue lather. The cheque purge rued to be drawn by 0. L. Oyes on biros. Grindley and Co. The prisoner requested to be paid the difference, and On witness tiding his be bed net sufficient dump, the primes, naked for a, toque. lie objected to this at arm, int eventually he did give the pa Saws a cheque on his trickers, Messrs. Price and Lci., for M. An order lor's cheque-book wa's shown to chi. witoneir, who pad it was not In kis handwriting. The cheque for 164 f., Piped Mayhew and Co, •es rot in lus handwriting. Ike cheque on Grindley end Co., was a forgery. • Juba Lancaster, one of the clerk' at Messrs. Price and Co.'s, proved that an order for a cheque-bunt warn brtught to the b,ok Ls If from Messrs. Mayhew and Co. A cheque-book was delivered to the bewer. James *ledger, easbier at Price sad Co.'s, mud a cheque for leof., sinned Mayhew and Co., wor presented by the prisoner, John Owen. Ile sent a note to Mews. Mayhew and Co.. but before the answer was received the prisoner had let the book. Ile g ,ver a description of the meaner to the p r,:cs. and was now Lure of the prisoner's identity. thinnel Hank sal l that right forged eh. (ion and a note for cheque. heck to Meows. Coon*, porpornog to mitre from the lute Mini Lloyd, were in George Owen`s hand wrlturg. Al the order for the cheque book obtaloed from Me•ara Peace and Co. Ihemanded till next lhorsday. LAMBETH. Joeeptt Walter. why dere;chect Jenne " Uwe-keeper" at the Lord Nelson tywern, in the Oki Kent-foal. to Greenwich ondlibu.ea, was charged with lasing abusive and Winding words to Joseph . . ecesolainatit, a oondoetor M the envies at the "London General Omnibus Company," deposed ton, oo the 24th of last month, hi wee with his amenity" at the Lord Pelcoo, when a gentleman asked him if be was going to the bank ? He replied that ho w. • and the gentleman was about to get into the vehicle, when th e defendant exclaimed, "He don't go to the Bank, or any where near It, and won't start for a quarter of an hoar. Don't ride with him, eir, for he's nothing but a thief; and If you do ride with him tided your pockets, for hi. omnibus balms to the swell m b." The gentleman, tram this tepreectis. Una, nentated to eat r the omnibus, and two ladies who were in it requested to be put oar se the vehicle did not, mrepresented, go to the Sank. He (witneei) secured them that the defendant's represen tations were 44e, and said that Übe did not take them to the Bank they need not pay him anything. Oa this sesurance they .topped and the gentleman Yen got into the •Innibcs. The deb ndant, Ater this. oh:Alined to abuse him in the most filthy language, and coo. eluded &Wag be should wish to have Lim for gee minutes, end he should nuke his bead twice its nes. Robert Lltallence, the time-keeper to the new oompany, corrobo rated the statement 01 the let witawes. and sold that the defendant, who wa only a •• ,out" to the oreabarkti omnibus, had been for tome Ume a palest nuisance to the p.o.e. Re aka malti that the deferdwit was at resent under reergnisances to be of good behaviour for former mlatooditit. . . . Yr. Norton—This species of !minute must be put a stop to, and If I have to sonviet you, deb nclent, the ca.e wall be a very embus cna togoa, an your reeognivancee will be estrested. Yr. 0. Lew* who attended on the part of the New Company, old the object was to pot a stop to the 000005 and annoyance of tout ing. Be ihould there ore coyest that Ms worship would be bled anonah to let the summons stood imer for a weds. It the defendant repeated his miaconduc•, an application wumd be mace tor an adju- Monks on It. . . Yr. Norton concurred in this minimalist, and cautioned the de fendant turieUng hL ruture conduct. MARKETS. COTTON.—lavgarool, MAY I.—The market ekeed with a tame aspect, and pricer of American descriptions are I-led. per lb. in favour of the buyer, but other sorts uncharged from last week's rates. The tale. are ertituand at 8,000 Mier, comprising 100 Pernam and Maranharn, at 61d. to Old. ; 100 Bahia, at ; 2.10 Egyptian, at 7d. to -Id.; and 2,000 twat, atlfd. to 41d. per lb. Exporiers tad *peculators purchased 1,000 bales each. Ihe trtal sales since this day week are 41.00 , lulu-3,000 for expert and 0,000 on speculation. The Impart during the same peeled was 70,000 bales. COTTON GOODE-8f arcalurren, Mar I.—ne home trails con. dance isoderatively active at full priory, but for export the la rket gentiness fully u quiet at on Tuesday; buyer. calculating now that Me spowahlme movement la the cotton market has subsided a 11ttle, =es Mn may terribly recede a little from the highest point. rs and muulacturers, Lower., generally adhere to th2 la rnotaiinne, and it ia only In a la iv mum where prothmers ere coming out of contr . :di, that they manifest any dispel*. le deal with buyers on easier term. Vegan Robert Fra•MMI W ill•thm. In their monthly cithunr of this day, report : —.11• await oar market during the part month has been up ward% gad IS wary balsam our quotation, will be loud higher than at the al eit Mink. lltia bee been broug it about, not es much by the simmt st bola= none. by the StilatlnlS (1•111 to trade by the re.mmilliammt at Twee nod a conrideration of the results likely to loam Y Ils itaim. There Is now, however, soma disappointment nommill the money .Mould continue in as dear, and for the last tow days there la. been a decided pure, buyers being very reluctant t operate at the high rates st Men are now demanded. Tae home trade his contributed largely to too support of the market during the month. bet! in good. ad yarns, and appears to to L a Maltby mate. The expnrm c f cotton piece go ds and yarns fi r the month are 92.018 against 108,71111 for the same nom last year; this le rather over the average of the last previous thus months, which Is 86,933 packages." WOOL—BMACIOLD, NAT I.—The WIWI obtained in each Manch of the worsted trade this morning cmnot be reported 11.1 at all ewer, am any probability of a reduction : the market, at which attendance is so average, is therefore arms quiet. The stocks to warehouse en low, and manufacturers produce to order. BlLK.—Thee bee been a fair current business trineatted in silk awing the past month, and prim , have/aperient:el a further Wight 'theme. China • ilk. - Dunne the racy part of the month tee market Was very bars of available qualiltes but the recent large arrival. have aff.rded a better rev.ction. and consdderable business bas b•en doge at prices about rid. per lb. huh. r Una the cloned rates of tact month. The letters just delivered Irons China bring Woe horn Ilbangbal to the nth, and Gong Kong to thn flab three. The settle estate b r the month had only • mounted to about 1,200 bells. The 'shipments to Greet Britain to dates ; were 55,420 Iss'en against 38,919 bales at the same period In la 3. tiscriesac bad laden to he. 44. We bays now sliest 1,3.0 Wks. The deliveries for the month are 4.5h3 balm Bengal di mend for all descriptions das coo tinned good; t►e riser qualities are dill seems. la Italian .I,k but Ilttle bee been done; prices area shade ender. Persian tittle. 3.9 batiste have arrived dering t►e mouth, but as vet no Wainer hue ?salted. P.B.—The Inviocine and CrtsweLl are now unloading l lth sheet 3.600 bales, whit*, are me iticluded in our stutumsnt of stocks end import.—( Prom the Circuits...sr Meters. H. Waithman and Co.) CORN.--Biastmenan, May I.—At Olomester and wweemk,...t heta, on the nth, there war a ohlrt rape', of wheat from the farmers, and in ermutgaiesee buyers reluctantly eurtnitted to en advance of la. to re. per quarter. Barley name, and rather dearer. Oats unaltered, but to more demand B and agile cheaprr, which b r o ug ht f orwar d sees speculative purchasers. Ikriag the prang week, what as been droving; and as our millers would not pay the rates de. manned, seareely a transsoin Is reported. Barley Err at previous Prices. We have a fair sale for tem, at our quomtioo. Lem doing le brans. At Wolverhampton. riterday, *beat VIM lolly Ice per quarter dearer. At this day's marker theta was a short supply of wheat, which mid readily at an Improermeet of la. to 2a. per quarter. Barley the tern shaper. Oats unaltered. Beans hem for rather or re money, which could not be ohnoned. - - DSTII{.. MAT I.—M e had • fair supply of olmat for tbe time of year; there was • good demand and • brisk trade, at an advance of gs. a gr. Barb y yea to regusvt, and out a ready ea*, at au advance of le. per gr.; ow very vapetlor lot brought 40a. per p. lo eats, beam, and peas no alteration. Wheat, bast red, 45.. to 7g..; middling, Sea. to 45..; Infaufor, VP. to blith Marley, its. to 4S• Op., 23.. to Ilk. Beans, 41s. to hts. ram, 30e. to 31s. toe, per seek, Ora. to 225; Deoonds. 44e. W itta MAscsansa, MAT I.—Our market tllls Easing was sleaderty attended , and, In the =naval of business Unelected, daappolated the exprctialcas of sellers. Waist warn in Saa request, at en &manhunt of fully la per quarter ea Earle, and Id per 7011 a. on Ameriatia. Flour moved of/ slowly; nerertheleas, holders were atm it reqturli en *deuce of la. per sack and barrel on English and America', la per seek on Spanish. Other articles were steady at ths prolog. ennattasy. Newman, Aram 11.—At this day's market there eras • fair supply of all kinds of grain, and for wheat • imcl inquiry, at Is, per qr. dearer. For barley and beans ant much dolog, and no alterauon to Talus. For oide there or • moderate demand, although at a tittle lower rata than Last week'. prima The atteadanoe Cu moderate. The fotieetiog are the pre.eat prices :—et bite wheat, 73e. to ftie; red, die. to II..; barley, 4:a. to 44..; oats, With to lie.; hew. Its. to 44. Nannette, brae I.—We bad this day a moderate apply of wheat, for which seller. demanded higher rates. le. per qr. only on the beat dieeriptlone being estahnehed. A small supply of barley, inthoUt any alteration iu price. Oat., bean., and peas dull. Ul2llOOl, May t.—With a good supply of •heat, the trade le aellve, and bon samples are rather cleaner. Spring corn horns its former value EDIXIDU6OII,, Lean. 30.—We bad is the market to-day 1,420 qrs. wheat, 3.6 qrs. henry, 1,C20 qrs. OYU% end 273 qrs. been. There were sold—Whet, 1,220; barley, 44i ; oate, 2M; and beans, 222 qrs. We had a large supply of gr.on to.day. Sales ready, art prime up foe all sorts. Two parcels of oats. •041 at 12s. 4d. and It. Ad. par qr. to day. bad been dam ned by a Ore, and therefore reduced is prioa. As compared wi h last week -Wheat woe la. down on tep, and Id. up on average. Harley was some u la 4 on top, and bd. up on avenge. Oata were mote as lest on top, and 3d. up on enrage. Beam same as last on top, and 4d. up on average. W bent, 5Cs. to 77 5. Barley, 340. to 43.. oats, 10s. Bd. to 42.. Beans, 32. to 47e. Weight of too 'vb. at, 115. 5 1b5.; barley, 301LW.; oats, 451165.; sad been, ..oth.. per bushel. WA , SIIOIII. APAIL 30.—Our supplies of drain from all warms cautious very bunt, and the prises of articles bars been well sus tained mace Monday last. CATTLE.—Nswaix, A►an. 20.—At our market today we hors not bad &liberal show of stock, but a fair quan.i y of business wee dons; last week's prima were tury maintsinef. There were :GO tenets, 692 sheep, sad .90 pigs penned in the market. Eluvial:Lon, Aram 30.—Tha supply of sheep this morning wee large, there he ng 4,247, or 1,276 more than last week. On account of the tarp supply, ea.es were DUI entity Cffreted so last week, and prices, patticulatly for heavy sheep for the London market, 2s. each down. Other kinds no slieration. Extreme top price, 84c1.; cur. tent, Bd.; ow Olin, and Inferior, from 1.94 to 7d. per lb. A goof oleseance. The eupply of cattle was conetstrsbly less, the number being 9i2, or .374 few, than last week, Bses brick, End prior up dd. per Dutch mune Top prior, 94. rd.; current, 9e. 9d. to 94.; middling and inferior, from 7.. 6d. to hi. A good clearance. We had in the msrket to-clay 4,247 sheep, 932 At mule, 161 lean do., 120 milch cows, and 261 yip. THE CORN TRAUE—Biartoomax, Wee 1.-1 n the early part of the present month the price of wheat rather a .earned, het it has again receded about 2.. per quarter, though the supplies from our farmers have lewen•d, sad in mow of the country rearketa the roll. tees have found It difficult during the last few days to obtain the requielt• supply of fine whew, though we believe they have gene rally confined their purchame to the quantity required for immediate as Ile appearance of the wheat on the ground, though rather backward, ail in some instances injured by toe frost and anyone, is upon the whole ro promising as mist reader farmers more die. powd to sell what remains to their baud.. But as far an we can weer. tam, they are now threshing very tittle, aad the rupplies from them have been furnished out of what they had prepared for market pro. clone to the deelarati n of peace. Of foreign wheat the Imeorts have been mall, and tome recent French purchases in the North of Europe have given the hole era more oonfOlence. Our lost accounts from Fresco report an advance In moot of the inland mat kets on Roue of Photo Be. per sack, and nu wheat M. to On. per qr. It in stated that a few cargoes of English wheat have been sold thin week fur shipment to that country. The government of Rorie now permits the free export of grata; but the only provinces In • latch there is any coneiderable dock of old wheat suited for ehipmeot are thaw around the Sea of Azaff; at the date of ear lost &deices It wee still encumbere I with Ice, and It is not likely that any ewers will nosh loa4ing with corn be. fan the middle of May, especially en It is said that the difticulties and delay. Incurred In shipping produce from the .hallow port. of this sea, which we believe iticludes all meet lierdlanekl, will be greatly increased by the want of light. ea, of which a great number were destroyed by our Leta last bumu er. Under these circumstances, no arrivals can be expected from thence before the beginning of August. At °dens, some Tweets had already appeared when the last as unto left; but the stock of good wheat In the M. would, It was thought, not sullies to load them. the Dsnobe rote quantity of wheat is now on the way, and still more shipping; but we eaprct that the greater part will prove it:tenor In owe it, and In poor condition, which bas been the ewe with yearly ee ery cargo from the ports on that river which have arrived for the hat We months. The supply of shipping appears to be amply @efficient to meet the demand , both from the Danube and Ma of Aeon weals ate obtataa'a at the, to 12s. per quarter. Oar law qu tetions tor wheat me, from Taganrog, 14s. 1 as.; Gelato, 3 , 5. to Tea; Ibrsita, 21.. to 33.. per quarter, free on board. The Boman gisenament has just trued a decree, permitting the export of wheat Mem the Paola donlielone, under certain rwtric- Dom. Debts example is followed by the other Italian Mates, we may receive • supply of ;00,000 to Sek , 0 quarters: the lileg of the Two Bellies has reduced the as cart dote to Os. per quarter: and with what we shall have from the UMW butes, we think, if France requires no further Imports, the will carry us on utter favourable circurostaacts until bar at. Should, however, Erna want a Mailer supply of only a few weeks' conumption, of which there recta great probahtdty, er oar own harvest be retarded by unfavourable wencher, a coasiderable advance upon our present rates may take plat.. Our present prices are, bed English, W. Id. to Oa. 10d.; while , Os. M. to 9s. 4d. per 621 b. at Birmingham. Barley has further avowed during the month, and fine is become scarce, but the demand has now Wakened, although we have still no arrivals of foreign, nor do we hear of any near at had. Of grindow qualitleo, the quantity offering is very limited, bat are only ealeable in re ail, in cemequenee of the price beteg a high compared with Indian corn, Egyptian bran, Cc. Dish grind log sells at 32a. to 3S. per 4001 be.. at Gloucester. Our supply of oats from lrehued eas continued abundant, at the demand for coesurnin lion beteg good, our stock. at Gloucester have further decreased; yet prices of mast Mee have declined Is. to 2e, per garter, In comae. queue of the fall in the halms market.. Dutch are worth 275. to 200.; Dish white, 235. to 24..; gre), 2h.; black, 2 , 5. to 22a. per 31210.., at Gloucester. We have had large errlea's of Egyptian beans during the month, and the price hoe given way 2s to h. per quarter, which healed to a few speculative purchases, to hold over. They are now selling at Ila. to 11. ed. per at Birmingham; whilst new English bring 15a. Bd. to 170. sod old . On, to .9a Some Indian ern ands buyers at from Ur. to 14e. fol. per 19ilte, delivered at Bir. mingham. Potatoes COMILWI very cheap, and large quantitiee are beteg used to (boll.), {op.—(h'enn Bears. 2. and C. Soiree's Monthly Circular.) SHIPPMG INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Smyrna, Kohoe, from Rio Grande todu:onotown, foundered, after 15 jog is contact with the Ul.lollf. &yowl, from Newfoundland. llareh 25, an In. i 6 N.. lon. 47 W.; crew eared, and &Irina here by the latter vecoel.—Barbadoer, April 9. Lt./R.OOC Ram ay rOlt.tull FORM—Tweed. at MIlll; Pllll. Ewell', anti littiow, at nalomea; Letitia Lotion, at Browetabaven; Jana Hughes, oid Queen, at ile:voet ; Cleaver, at Antwerp; Marie Josephine, a Uavte; Joaquin, and lola, at ila ; Bellona, at I riots. baleen Fos ILioaavom..— Sanaa (es), from Malta, April 23; Amity, from Santander, Apr. 25. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AMland, from Lirerpool for Now Orleans, lat. 22 N., lon. 71 W. Home, Ithas, Irom the Mourtuuo for Losduc, March 28, lat. 29 N.. los. 23 W. soon, trots Liverpool for the Nouralus, Mora 11, lat. 1 N.. low. 24 W. ltivcrdal (haque). Match 11, Ircm Co:tatta fa Liverpocl, Lst. 45.17 N.; 12t daps out. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BUDD.—Aptil fk at Weathourne-terrace, Llyde.park, the wife of E. Budd, Esq., ot a aoa. LDEN.—ApeB 2', at Aberford, the wife of the Her. C. P. Eden, of awe. HA JOWL—AmII 17, at Peter-place, Harcourt road, Dublin. Mrs. M Huns, of a son. KERSHAW.—Apt II RS, at M.lner-street, the etre of Mr. W. Kershaw, of ■ daughter. MON 100 M EKlL—April SO, at Aehles House. Wickham-terrace, the wile of H. E. biottgoeilne, Peg, of a dough er. OLDHAM. - April at Duet n'e-road, St. Jehu'Awood, the wile of J. J. Oldham, Esq., of a daughter. PLAT E 7 April . ll . l. at ot. Gtosge'requare, Stamford, the wife of 8. Pratt. Eeq.. of a mu. JUDDELL.—ApriI 27, et tiumeteham Reetdry, the wile of the Rev. J. C. K. Riddell, of a daughter. TREVELICAN.—Aprti .7 , the wife of Trevelyan, of Ca. . . tharine•plaee, Eat , o . eon. WlLBON.—Aptil sv, at Truro, the wife of Edward B. Carus NV Ilaort, EN., at a ace. MARRIAGES.. BARBER—COOLING.—ApriI 23, church. Lectikt, by the Rev. T. A. t meet., T. banker. to Ileurtous, daughter*: Mr. W. ' ' Cooling, of Lim tri;al Cottage, LeClia. . _ BEVAN —SHUT' tat% Hl:TH.—April rd SO. at Totteridge Church, by the Hon. and Itght R.,. Hie Lo lothep of Cards', R. C. &tub Esq., of Trent. park, al.dilleteit, to Emma Pruner s, daughter of the late Or. nhuttle 111. illabop of t h.ebeeter. CAMPBELL-8 RTHUN E.—April 29, at St. Jagaikk, Paddington, by the Rev. W. Harrison. J. T. (knight'!" Raq., am of J. Campbell" P.N., late Major of 11.11..• 74th gt., to Ansa Katharine Lir.deray Bethune, daughter of the late Major. General Sir it. Btthuaa, Gatt. COX—WALLBIL—AptII 29, at St. Joiree, Briztoo, by tha Raw. G. W. Cos, C. J. Co.. Caq , of the Admiralty, son of the late Capt. O. H. 03z, Banal' Army, to Harriett Anne, daughter of W. Walk?" Sioetweil. BItiIIMORS-111ATTRRWS.—April 19, ,rd St. Marra. Newingfoa. Surrey, by the her. u. T. (Wham, Ifirbforr., M.D ,of Sher borne, Dorset. to Fanny Matilda, daughter of Capt. hitt:dewy 11. N , at Bracondale. J0 , M111:-WRAP.—April 19, at lit. Martheisin.thosTields, by the . . Mew. H..llseker . M;, -- ALA.;thaycy. S. I',Jon. e, M .A., I—seng)txr.ll o( iii. — iert.l.;; , ;.si.74.di;ii; ai7 4 Wray, Req., of euflelk-flie e. WOOD —PALKINER.—ApriI :9, at 9t. Maryietene r hutch, by the Rev. T. W. Wrenn. J. W. tot. cal, eon o, J. C. W 04, Fel., of Weetmineter, and of Walden-oath, Surrey, to Edith Mary, rtrahter of Lieut.-OM. Validate, of S ock.place, Portman-male, late of lard DEATHS. STIMORE.—AnriI Et, at InTerors ... ;te erste, Hyde park, T. kg. more. Hog.. aged 72. ' • BENTLEY.—ApnI 27, at Reigate, Mary 1.5be110, downer of J. Bentley, Mg., aged 31. aldTTELL—April 27, at ilfrper Seymour Week, Portmm puce, Mr. D. Chattel, late of Greemoleh, aged 47. COCK.—AmII 30, at Tottemham, Mari; mil of J. Cock. keg, aged $2. DER BYBHIRE.—ApeII 77, Charlotte, "rift of Mr. W. Wibphirr, of Brink-road, Emma. aged 65. ILVA2lB.—April 29, Henry. eon of Mr. W. Emus, of Mdboorne. atm; Welrerh-anotoo, aged D. ROBINSON.—SpriI 2 0 , Mary, wife of Mr. It. Robinson, of Met green. Wolverhampton, ag .171. WALLIS.— April 27, Mr. A. Wallis, of BrirVon. WALTER. —April 19, Mr. J. Waiter, of Furl, y Oaka, ne►r Croydon. aged V. WILLIAMP.—ApriI 27. at Ilaltoemmet, Pliogton, Emma, db d D. Miasma Esq. WOODll.—April 27. at Rrompton, heat, W. Wooda, Taq., ILYA Dockyard, Wcolgetah, aged 61. Pitotcd bed pabilabed by WILII4/1 ErMI EAras. d Est. Lam,•,_rf In the City Lo.eloo, rfirt.., at las 011ea t la Stmt. la the Prsdatt of Whitatriaza—k man. MAT HM