The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-12 00:00:00

treat and levelling the hedges. an I he has thus gained an aere of lead es los farm at Ilvivitree. The land there is worth 3L as awe. The old hedges wet 11. • year in repair*, sad 30s. ia ms's. The injury done to the land by the shade sad mei state trees IVO 61. a year upon 14 acres. So that about 91. • year is gained by this judicious step in the right iibeetioa. - We have heard that between Sheldon and Tor tes) there me • theemuid fields not averaging more then an sere *Neb. sad where MB acres might be guyed, of excellent bad, worth 6001. a year, by removing the trees mid hedge rows and makin" the land into ten sere fields. Besides this, 11101. a year worth of dime,' now done by the trees gad bodges would not be 'Detained." su n.ll RV. UM' VA MM.... TM NEW CANDIDATI FOR 01FORD.--Mr. W. P. Woad addressed the encore is the Town-hall on Monday seeming. He was introduced to the meeting by Alderman L. W end met with • most hearty reception. Mr. J. L. LatMat r father candidate, was also present, but, after mew ahognisa he re.igued. The conservatives have been trying to puma on Mr. James Morrell, jun., brewer, of Oxford, be Ain linnet( to be put in nomination, but that glades= lad declined the proffered honour. Pomo= ta was stated at a mint meeting of the Ostend Town Council, that upwards of 500 booms are to ha Is that at): *ad a moat deplorable picture was given of the general state of trade ITERSHIRIt in the plam. OLOCCE. COlOlOBlO3l IT LORD B. Williams, EA., to be captain of the Royal North Gloucester Militia. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. Owls^ Mares 1 1.--lbsurrsrarr or Ma. ibwrons. M.P.—ls a roniocatiow belthan that mamba a War tram S. Matwort, Esq., M.P. raw this vobaisilL mha rood b the NNW Praetor, N weYi Mr. isboort Age OK to omeowawor at bb bilbseed witt and Oa mom drabs artombot be lbw ha Mira ha s the Isms sslassmolisa O. smilithass matimssa Ifilsaly oast Ormobila amt A = Ashby Ott Mr. elmblemo. Mr. Markort it raporaMod Oa Wyatt, mmu.d. a wry pos. No awleargel N. Me IL. aim req.. ter aionig. Mr. 011ivrt Mania, Oarewcoffir AIMSCrow was elected • whir et that existr se the 'Wilk War. Imisillsa. Cussaussa. Yak 11.—Mr. hor s e d 4e cat tor the WI wok away on • userad aolbut bas tern to T. L. ILlftebeel, Moly. &Abet ./ba oashoziork l ot with the Misr Sawroll of restated vellsem* Ca the Ostaiarm—Rerbet MI6 Ms tom letwiebel taws the Iliverds to • Ameba= T. IC Web% ILL. Or ban alsolad to the Mame Am W. Welmesre. ILA.. talhew Sr been appointed be • imeeenide to the Rhea et Itmee odisf Tstswee (Eros-14.1L1L the Clerird that uctivereltk 1 .1 7 , beat Owed le amid the Rev. Aar a Zgek, Mow Worautwilso Probmar. to ba he! Illes Wailed le • mesiwellp isi laie wheel ot Mee Amen. Theriot N. Lida bismatars hew to CC both 011wabas et Orme% Cheeky he the e at it scholars, here ewe teen, ad stay word N•ses r sic Catesstres tun Lode Ts mil. the ISW Me, se 12 Weber, to consider and Serf - Woe Sr aim of rippli he the benefit or this charity. The =NMI et eliehte ra kem side by Na tutors of theu reepettire Dowars.-71te Arr. J. W. Stubbs has been appouvoti Tutor of Udipp, le the room of the Dm T. Wiwi., who has ban eyed SO Nap bring of A otters'', die. Derry; 1,1231. Lake Hewes easorni consents thuessla thsoith for ComMildatiag lie Sew medider etlhe Manse of Bobwish, db.. York, and kr gar Wpm. sp a impereha Maria kw iritual pothers out of thethrMgebt " Loft Me. Otheenthithistaa.—Ltwath or Nays - math ann Lrrrisegair.—On Pah* ihe lewd et charity trustees of Gloaessier, in whom the right of resethithleo hue, rarsiabled so elect peeper! mates to the above &MA In Ow Om of the be. B. Timm Mimed Parnerty *we Memierift were united In we he maw Me peNswer the ereperelen attlesonter. es memo kr dr. Bmiehiwrw's Mew Mal. MI ma In probe of the Mualdpd Ides AM and lie hem- Gm et the Maid etisharity troateen the pearmete Imam' B 7 law ft As ri b to whom ales we menee Immtmed the *ld Se Se tithes, width the le phony Sod they were etheilimsed 4 1:= 1 711 =we th e womMel ma le the Imearamst. Three et km perm arm e haramlnwt leis Ilms very run 4 and three Wig maremendy $ et an wet, vecaory. par p. o r at a meetieg of the OM the t o t altogether, or the rat pre. eathalles death* to add fee the boat of tar hoeptal dwelt,; en application he the setts if the Oman of Chmrwry he. propned mine we mode. MO !simmer, idarei emedets the epplimalen ; hew Lid en the repel et Om ammler, who bod modelly mwe Ye the sem. .d OM In ham Me peepelwal make riedd be wo We melted, bet Moil ba te prewaretnee; end met Me shwa, Maim alma w sishaerpabt Mu ettitheeMkothele lehle. pwlliermet Mt R ma. to Mewl. ear. IMmultam. MI. per sale w perp.eer. of Unladen*. reserving the trolowee (wmeade ef MIL per am) b the benefit of the funds et the alsrellp. Th aatm mum et Mum for the incumbents et one be mall =i b la . ealltlen le the above, making the Wpm/ Ilemlwen prif 1111111111 M. tod since the Ci 0 0 ,11111111110111•110 11181 awit, Ma. Tem. hey Urn/ in the ham, _Me pmeseely ghee shrew Ihr Me olideme of the thwarts. whither some le a delithe aimporsobarbo. To the 701. bar Lltheassi Sere ere ea& time mime est berme, making the mho et the wary over 100 L pirt Pemewarimen—ley. T. Boodle, le WA Clatei P.C., V Wets, Iterws. tansy; pair., Umbra Bev. T. H. Jewee,l l := • T.,olmmergembire ; Litwin(; list.; pet., Os Chirpier et MEM& be. M. I. WI le Weyer of R Anikeenhy-thr- Wilillea IR M. Mr" ,Wont, Imam ; pit., the Pes. N. WSW, P.C., 711•18" Hants ; ltbelowler; pat., Ok PM. Be. I. ammeal. to Bothemema P.C., Her; • Mt.; pat., the Dube or Nemarele. Bev. W. N. Modem. Übe &ionic cholla le lha Marquis of Exeter. Rev. H.Desmq to be theplain to the Uri et Bantry. Rev. W. IL Runt to Great Mission C., Glouthotamithe ; eb., G. and B. Rev. J. B. Bartley, 4 Wkwin IL, Yorkshire; db., Ripon 3W., with real. dame ; I. Barsky. May. W. D. lionize, to St. Andrew e., rwensere a be le be • aureepte : dio., Facer. Rev. IL B. odelkstaky P.C., Surrey; dio. Winchester ; pat., the Lord Merin Vathastah—Cleodly C, Dem; Mo. Twit.: by las Ti= ler. W. D. Maths& Dean Mlteliell it.; lilt • ;MOIL laq. ; ant Breikwer th V. ; 130 L ; pat., J. W aka: Bab. IMh he the ea. sad die. at Olemerler; Rev. Z. Jones, deo. Sklntleshen V., Isle etMen ; di. Seer be Man ; Ilal, wish teeila.e ; p.i wows; hp or into et Ow le. E. Clair. Lade, OM of, school ; • mesdarailp; an. M. Webster r ig yedea C., Hera; db. haibsitis ; an. R. Tem. dr V., Demo ; db. Wo a ke; MIK, will reikers; pet, she lord ; it... J. Itrafa. dm. Ihreamftm-Bmte 11.. ; dle. IL end W. ; 41111. reddeme ; Mtn. Ismedest anoIP,ChweIMIIIIO; B. Damp" as. Llangathru V. L MIL ; poi. me Ili* al Meter ; and Owysval P.C.; ; pat. the T. erfampadeek-Tawr ; Sothis the en otOmmerthim end dlo. MR David ; bond by the dee. or to Rev. J. !mdse. Ber Wand V. Bulb& ; db. Norwich ; 3171. ; pat. the lord Chemeller; Be. IL C. Vomit, the. NAVAL. retwentorne, M*ll.—lie BentTit,TO, was towed oat °Marlow, awl weal yeanidn Y seertim ter Devenart —Ge, a, will moire OR Wed • Ihmity mat a awn et Royal Mann Artillery for Pailleein—hisria amok tram, anal lon evening inn nib asdames antes, wad, male lan resat to dig ' EMIR MOM, Mat this wt. Ye awl emptied Isr fitting. =t Illpitliesol daring the Fenn walk the day set yet arrivemoron, bein =I non len Wow drama la all h er d , lo ur. IA banns et h ilt ellnban.—Apelle nib twasnew Mr Quebec. TATTPISAI 1;1 Liosinae. Desse.-7 to 4 apt John Dap lot (t I to 1) ; 7 to 1 apt Kent's lot (t)•, 10 to 1 agotrorth's lot (t), 5 to I apt Cora (t to 1001. and all et); 5 to 1 apt Conyinglunin (t 11 to 2) ; T to 1 apt Van Stempol7l ; 11 to 1 egg Planet (ell) ; 30 to 1 opt Wanota (of) ; 20 1 0 11 110 mNalt s 2 hi 1); 25 to 1 egot War Eagle; 1000 to 3.5 er G (1) to 1 apt BM Hart ; to 1 sot Not/Ingham (n) ; 4001 —- 47 - 1/2.1 DOM (t) , 3000 to 30 apt Liansitose (t). Closg-4 b 1 agog Ciennenthun ; II to I ask Paroter'• Daughter; 12 to 1 agitlllior (t) 21 tot agg ;Paid of MotherirelL Illannunea Cm.— We am ropleited to gate that Pt. Law ream% 'OM ter thin handicap la hit. Mb., not Sat. 10th., ea incor rectly glees In Ireetly ecateraporory. lab) Enttlltanut HOUSE OF LORDS. MI, the lams peas sad the suns Indies who were prereat on Monday. Tin HON. FISHILY TREVOR o. THE HON. Geo. Rice Towel AND its DAVORTEIn —The chief question in this appal from a decree of the Vire-Chancellor of England, open Tiestmat Hampden's will of his Bedfordshire estates", wets Thither the devise of these estates to trustees to be settled le thew a the above-named respondent for life, with remaidor es his issue in tail stale, in " strict settle. mint" wend dentin respondent's desibten in the event of his ass bong a ma. Then were other subordinate gtimm whin Me Mew did set require to be argued babass K IlMisegnemed, sad easeluded his argument—began as Neeley—la wapport of the Vice-Chaneeller's decree, to the mist On the settlement to be made of the manse ought to wenn a limitation is hectic of the deigheir iii tinghlies of the reepierion, is default of teas. Se melesiol net " icier," token sepentely, in • eluded fleeeke so well as main ; eles nut weeds, " is • tall may, were used to illedsmate, wee the raven te take is the fret butanes, bat the cesatlty of estate to be gamy width cateamMen we Earths aided by the Mit monk " In strict settlemeat." Upon them paints, teepee . delis be cited menerons authorises Ms L. Wirin replied, defending the BonaratiOne put La s U g ride fir. Wm in his argument on Monday, which, with the material parts of the will, has been ant* arposeed le this journal. • The Lerd Ohneellov, addressing the other lords present, said, that In eider to have the benefit of the meistaaat of the lensed Mess, he had framed a quake for their Imo_ Mined the tams of the wedeln, the decision • 3 1 :114 ha end, wend green the dine of the c aw blare ISM. BROILS V. Duns AND OTHESS.—Ezoireor ACTION.— WHETHER IN A BANKI9 ET, on Is ate Astnionize.—This was a writ of error en j :juigreseset of the Exchequer Cham ber, whisk reversed a of the Coat of Exchequer of Pima The banal of the 6061M0n law courts were required te Mani this bearng of this ; also, as involving a mil sloe opeselea of law. The material facts were these: &Mau bee. fierenes to Drake and ethers, who wan ia giansteh4 is the Old Bailey, enema has anon= - with ant is 1834, to serve them is then Mien ieewes ree4e a *shay et Si. aspe a Tbsydhatimed Beckham in end in len he en humbrupt. In 1841 he tan action eel petsars he the mann et salary hr rsceiho of the gems years iren es = to whisk they phone' Oil hie Biases become to the mass of mein. If my masa lay. Timm the plea red des sere put la thseille y Ilesinen thraerese whether the right to wog Me earns was N is ha his aidgoess. The Deed of Tift aka i •kir *et or wk. wee isitot ilmhsi gr ad :r (leo II Yews en Waal PArIE111). Cialabso mewed an 9 Wiwi that the is the ones wee be we-. (See 11 wins awl WelaW). JiLs pm" et ewer Was brought to illeMla Mm Lie Ws Media sod Mr. Btaramees. he the *Orr error, mil eta tamed chiefly eathelinkruptey AM 6 Om MO. WO. which vend all the pressat and niter* per . and dins bishispt, sgiall des_ due to him, in his sedipen. 114 slogbi- el mien he brawl of contract by ihnleal of BeWseet ail set gees . to his assignees Muter ahem wads. The eselmest rowed to the employment of Ida peesonal olrM Bid Warn is which en kiag en they WNW ISOMIIdISILIde sidenswe leek no wine- The d • ITC=6I TOMPornia IS the nein mmiseed ehittly peessonal dimaieside mused to the plain tiff by Ida dismissal, and the penostal Mats which passed to the meioses was not affeeted.—Adjourns! to Fiiday asst. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. Sittings at Nut PlN:P.—Before toed Denman end $ common jury. DISARM Romne.—Tat Direr or Pobtca-maotareares AND mate Cbeuxe.—Mr. Ball for the plaintiff in a. „ this ear who sought to recover be having been given into custody by the dekndant debleed at a polioe station from Saturday night until the Monday morning foL lowing, and thence taken before a polioamegisbote on a charge of felony. From the evidence It apprered that the defendant had gone before Mr. Clive and bid nods a state ment that he suspected the plaintiff of a mike away with certain furniture in pommies of be bad been permitted to remain by the defending, who had re deemed it when seised for rent. Mr. Clive tald him — such, at least, was the account given to an inspector of police by the defendant, to rein the goods wherever he found them, and according to the same story, the chief clerk advised him to give the plaintiff into custody. He went to the plaintiff, and insisted that the goods should be given up ; at the instance of the plaintiff's wife they were refused, and the defendant thin, though re commended by the inspector not to press a charge, for which apparently there was no ground, gave the plaintiff in chugs for felony. The plaintiff, after undergoing the de tenuon above described, was taken before a magistrate, who diecharged him at once. Mr. Crowder Q.C. for the de fence, mired that as the defendant had acted, or had be lieved that he was acting, under the advice of a magistrate, he could not be held to have acted maliciouely ; that he bad been put to great expense by this action, while the plaintiff, who sued as a pauper, was at no expense; and, therefore, that the smallest amount of damages would meet the justice of the case. Lord Denman, in summing up, said that it was much to be d, sired that magistrates and their clerks would abstain from giving advice to those who came before them. It was the duty of a magistrate of police to determine whether he should or should not commit a person on a particular charge, or should or should not issue a warrant ; but he and his clerk bad better abstain from doing an thing more. A party went before a magistrate, perhaps in9amed by anger, made his own statement, in all probability greatly exaggerating the circumstances, at all events presenting a one-sided view of them, and then asked the magistrate for advice. If, upon this ex parte statement, the magistrate suffered himself to be betrayed into giving advice, it was much to be regretted. With regard to the facts of this cab, to which the foregoing observations did not necessarily apply, as only the lefendant's story was before the court, he thought that the locking up a poor man from Saturday night until the Monday morning following was not a trailing matter, and that the consequences to ham must be of a tenons nature. They therefore would say whet compensation tie plaintiff' was entitled to receive fur an imprisonment of that kind needlessly inflicted.—The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, with daring's 20s. Mr. Ball applied to the judge to certify that the act of the defendant had bees wilful and malicious, in,terder to give the plahref Worsts. He insisted that the defendant, by giving specto the plaintiff in charge in opposition to the advice of the in r, had evinmd malice. Loral Denman : The jurors are the best judges of that question.—Appliestion refused. Dos Dan. COOPRIS AND °TRIMS O. LEIGH AND OTHERS. —Mr. Humfrey, Queen's Counsel (with whom was Mr. Barstow), said that this was an action of ejectment to re cover possession of a house, No. 25, Oxendon-atreet, Hay market. In the year 182.5 a lease was granted by the Bev. George Mortimer to David Oakes, of the houses Nos. 24 and 2.3, Oxcedon-street, for the term of 21 years—No. 25 from Christmas, 1824, and No. 24 from Christmas, 1825. Mr. Oakes died about 10 years ago, and the lease subsequently came into the possession of a Mr. Smith. Mr. limith,luving changed his name into White, let in Mr. Zucharti, who Ist the house in separate doors to certain ladies who pro fessed to be the wires of certain gentlemen whoa names they severally assumed. In the )ear 1846, the Rev. George Mortimer brought idestroeut to recover possession of the hews No. 25; but being assured by a Mr. Austin, the at torney for Zucharti, that the lease would not expire till Christmas, 1846, he abandoned the action and paid the eosts. This action was now brewed ter the same purpose and it was discovered that the bele at the heves No. 23 re ally ex pired in 1825, as it WAIN 11.6 bellow' ; but the ladies who were the tenants contended the% by the abandonment of the previous action, they bed been cognised as yearly tenants, and, therefore, they were wetted to six months' notice. The learned counsel thought that that was a degree of impu dence which was not often squalled ; they first deceived Mr. Mortimer, and obliged him to pay the suppose of an action, and now they set up a claim for notice, having kept posses sion of the house by a fraud. The counterpart of the lease was produced, from which it appeared that the term ended in Christmas, 1845.—Mr. Joyce said that be appeared for the defendants, who were the tenants in . He had very little to say, and therefore be shou d occupy the atten tion of the jury but for a very short time. He could not see what connexion the gentlemen referred to by Mr. litunfrey had with theme ladies — Lord Dearness—l don't see what we want at all with these ladies. The parties who are reversioners are clearly entitled to possession. The jury gave their verdict for the plaintiff.—Mr. Humfrey applied for speedy execution, which he said bethought would be much for the benefit of wscietv.—Application granted. COURT ot , EXCHEQUER. Nix Paws—Before Sir P. Pollack, CS., sod a Steil& Jury. THE ATTuRNEY-OHNILLL v. HOWES.—Faxon UPON THE CUSToME.—The Attorney-General, Mr. Watson, Q.C., and Mr. Wilde, were counsel for the crown. Mr. Pigott for the defendant. This was an information filed at the instance of the Customs department against thisdefendant, who held the situation of locker at the St. Katharine's Docks. It ap peared that it was the duty of this officer to order the de livery of goods out of the bonded warehouses, and that he should not have done so until he had satisied himself that the duty payable in respect of them had been paid. The charge made against him was that he had systematically and wilfully allowed goods to be removed out of bond without the payment of the duty, and it appeared that in the coarse of two months he had, upon twelve distinct occasions, permitted goods to be removed without having had the pro perly authenticated signature of another officer, which would have proved that the duty had been paid. For the defence, it was contended that no distinct fraud had been proved or imputed, and no corrupt or interested motive shown to have actuated the defendant ; and it did not appear that he had derived any advantage whatever from the course of coaduet with which he was charged. At the utmost, it was submitted, the defendant's conduct amounted Merely to negligence, which was perfectly consisten,t with inneeeses of the offences charged by the information.—The jury lewd the defendant Guilty, and ascertained that the sinfrie peaty was 7501., to treble which he is liable. COURT OF BANK RI7PTCT. More Mr. Ommileiioncr Ponblmese. IN THE BANKRUPTCY or RAMBO FIRLDER.—This was the adjourned meeting for the consideration of the certificate of the bankrupt, who was a brewer at Alton, Rants. Mr. Duncan was counsel for the assignees, sad Mr. Lawrence represented the bankrupt. Mr. Commissioner Fonblanquc easel, the bankrupt began his accounts from December 31, 1843, at which time he was deficient 3,2001, and sub sequently he had an acquired capital of 2,0601. from his relations. There was, therefore, allowing for this capi tal, • deficiency of more than 1.0001. on commencing in January, 1844, and, carrying on business under those circumstances, he was bound to have been peculiarly care ful in his mode of dealing, but that did not appear to have been the case; and without saying that this was a case of very gross recklessness , he (Mr. Commissioner Fon blaaque) must say it was not a case of provident or anything like prudent dealing. The bankrupt must have known the state in which he was three yam baton the flat, and should have looked carefully from time to time to discover the way in which his affairs were napalming. His net profits during the throe years only amounted to 2001., and the losses appeared to be 3,000/. His trade expanses were 6,0001., lest- 1 1 ing but the 2001. before mentioned as net profit. It was im possible for him (the leveed oominksioner) to cocas to any conclusion but that tha trade had been continued beyond the I proper period, and so continued at the expense of the credi tors, whether family creditors or not did not matter, nor whether g enerally complaining or not . There were 7,6001. creditors - without security, and 7,2001. coeditor holding ac entity. It was quite impcosible to say that this was a proper trading; the bankrupt should have declared himself insolvent at the very earliest period after the alteration of the law allowed him to do so. In general the books were reported to have been tolerably wall kept, that is to say, by ,sub sequent labour the bankrupt had sumeallod in raising • supplemental account, by which, to a degree, the lased &coney of the original @meats had bun eapplied, but there seal remained a ena of l e SK unsenehed.viisk sould not be countered as a very ilinlipOSlMl sea,_sad theeshu he aunt eassake the bankrupt had been guilty et keeping lordliest soseenta After adverting to ono of tea ether points is the ease, his honest seld, the bet objection ass sae this he could not euelook, . sad at the last atoluils• of the bankrupt be hd alPtjeaded • was . tis sleet thst, ceoragmenes _el use rue precirlemelen the beelmegt be ha debeeseined , supend the artiikete ter three AMU en that se, taut abse ; sad it should be Upeewed yea the Wade of ell liankrapts that when they mai net_ pay thole am diem, it wee that. duty, at Leek by a bask and span avowal, to lailens them why *a' SSW sat pay. Censeal inset vas ea sauce that unit be Abed more sownly ; but it was a astersly. lama to tea* Sit provasissioa would be pisillwit by sila swat, aim. it ostibtaat lie so paw as to tali flot a amailid. MAIN e 0 the *saw Name of ski awe the eitleilla mit be samporlad ha 12 lowtrase• rig 4. Timm made as sijostisa.—/Ar. Owinksisser poelastia.-3 FaaWaagp• granted el irtlag Uri tie moral Likud= was where • srpoasioa was prassaasil as asosowt of frisk then no =iwould la gnaw{ ; bat visa asialy Lora ttomu be thought it wee a belle swoli, can des credits,., to allow a man to emir bit kawky I to Ist lobo could by not locking him up. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. tha Corer.—kiss the Recorder. EMBILILIMINT.—G. R. L.wgSoy, 37, clerk, had ens hassled several sums of money 6•begiugto his employer. Be pleaded guilty . Be was employ • confidential capacity by the prosecutor, and bad been in his ser vice three years ; his salary was 1501. a year, which was in creased 101. each year, and 'his defalcations amounted to nearly 3001.—Beveral respectable witnesees were called to speak to the prisoner's previous conduct and character, of which they spoke most favourably ; one of them expressing an opinion that the prisoner must have been indeed to com mit amoebae* by soma great pressure of pecuniary difficulty ; in fact he had bees for two years out of employment before entering the prosecutor's service. Re led a wife and ten children.—The Rcoorder, in pawing eaten, to'd the pri soner that if the court consulted merely its own private THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1847. tidings, it would willingly pees a leftist one ; but the court must be guided solsky by the fasts of the este, sad duty required it to pass a semisoft of trentsjitftatins for mfts years. "RINGING TYE CRANOI.I."—J. Delpias,S,W.Xxight, 26, sad O. Smith, 23, were Indicted for obtaining 10s. by false pretrees from Rebecca Atkisson. The sot Imputed to the meows wao that known as “rittglog tits changes," which they on this assemble appropriately performed at the Sic Balls public-houm, Hammersmith. They called for a pot of halt-end-half, giving in payment s good sovereign. The landlady handed back to Knight the change in silver, bat be asked her to let hint have bell a sovereign in lieu of that animal of silver, end she gave him one which she knew to be a guise coin. Knight, the moment be received it, said it wiffibt, and on an offer being made to give him silver he returned a counterfeit haltsovereign instead of the genuine coin. Tite fraud was discovered, and on the pri soners being band with it, Knight placed what appeared to be a half-sovereign in his mouth, and taking a gulp of the beer swallowed it. The prisoners were taken into custody, and no they were being taken to the police station, Devine was men to swallow another half-sovereign, and Smith was observed to place five shillings separately Into his mouth and swallow the whole of them.--The prisoners were convicted, and sentenced to imprimament and &aid labour fora year. New Covar.--Before the CCIMMCe ATTIMPTINO SaLr-Dr.STßuertorr.—Frederick Bennett, aged 34, grocer was charged with p misdemeanor, in haring unlawfully att e mpted to destroy himself. The defendant pleaded Guilty. The Common Beijeant, addressing the prisoner, said he had been Informed by the ordinary of the gaol that he was fully impressed with the enormity of the crime he had attempted to commit, and that he wss now in such a state of mind as to render it unlikely that he should repeat it. The sentence, under these circumstances, was that he should be conked for three days in Newgate, and then be discharged. POLICE.-YESTERDAY. BOW-STREET—Inn POROIIIa ON MISSIC Courre.— Elizo Downs Williams, who was remanded upon a charge of uttering a bill of exchange, purporting to be drawn by Mrs. Douglas, with intent to defraud Messrs. Coutts and Co., was brought op for final examination. In addition to the evidence which has already appeared, Mrs. Douglas was Ia attendance, and proved that neither of the bills was drawn by her ee with has consent, neither were the letters need addressed to Messrs. Coutts in her handerriting, the prisons.—The prisoner, who made no defence, was fully committed for trial. WORSHIP.STREET.—" Catalano vita PtaxErs."— Msrparat Wanes alias Jones, was charged with baying ob- Imbed meow tentilrearing apparel from a servant named I May AvdMordr. under the pretence of telling her for t Om weaning, about three weeks after Christmas, the palmy ass stealthily down the area steps ; and, addressing the Mindy who was standing at the kitchen-window, told her dal dha saw there was great wealth and happiness in store Sue kr, and importuned her to have her fortnne told. Wititem,kmaing that the charge was only 18d., handed that aunt W dr prisoner, who then told her that else awe have her innalinan " to cross the planets in ;" so she gees it to Ohs prisoner, who afterwards said that the spell email los incomplete, unless she also had her best limaikarchnsf to wrap it up in. This she also consented to ; and the prisons; went away pro misiog to return the following monks te radere the arti cles and unfold her destiny; but she saw adakel name of her until she found that she was in cvatedy.—PeNetaminstelde Clarke stated that he found the whaler haediall Aura at the aree•winclow of a gentleman's Mese at Bers.pend, in close conversation with the servant oned having ascertained from the latter that the prisoner ided upon telling her fortune, and would not go away union somethbeg wee given her, he took her into custody. He had sines asseuredi that the prisoner, for a considerable time pest had lee= ing similar impositions upon servants, who were of their credulity, that they refused to come Comma amid her. The complainant's dregs was produced by • WMs broker, with whom it was pledged for 6s. a few days sale the robbery.—The prisoner, who declined saying aunt** was committed for trial. MARYLEBONE.—A DIAYOND RR/G.—John Simpson and Ann Simpson, his sister-in-law were charged with haying been concerned in the rob bery of a diamond ring, valued at 50 guineas, the property of a lady named Bruce Wetherell describing herself an the authored of a paraphrase of " 'The Pilgrim's Progress," and other works. On Saturday last, the male prisoner delivered at the house of the prosecutrix some coals, and some time after he was gone the article was missed hem • tray. Information was given to the police, and head bills were circulated, principally amongst the pawn brokers in the district. Yesterday morning, Ann Simpson went to the shop of Mr. Thom n, a pawnbroker, and offered a ring for pledge, when the foreman, not being satisfied with the account she gave of it, detained her until the arrival of the prosecutrix, for whom he immediately sent; she came down accompanied by Hueltine, of the D divides, and en the ring being identified as the one r.olen, she (the hods prisoner) was conveyed to the station-house. The saw ashesquently took the male prisoner into custody at the shop of his muter, within a short distance of prosecu tries dwelliag. John Simpson, on being asked what he had to say, admitted having taken the ring and given it to his brother ; and the female prisoner said that the brother, her husband, had given It to her to pledge. They were both committed for trial. ATTZMPTID SLUM' or A TOrMO FEMALIII HT Ponson.—A well.dressed young 'female named Maria Powkon, was charged with attempting suicide. B. Trait*, ens et the Regent'epark constables, deposed, that on the previous 'venial, be saw the young woman reclining epos • seat in the Broad Walk," She seemed unwell, and Ueda her that she had better get up and make the best of ler way home, so he must shortly close the gates, upon which she remarked to him that she was unable to rise, as she had taken sixpennyworth of laudanum, which she had purchased at three dif ferent pla ces. Witness then took her to a ears at near band, and subsequently to the University Co Hospital. Her father, who had been standing by ' unfortunate daughter during the recital of the above facts, and who seemed much distressed at her unhappy situation. was briefly addressed by Mr. Rawlinson, wbo said, " I will not distress either you or her by patting any questions as to the motives by which your daughter was actuated in this melancholy affair. You wish me, I dare say, to deliver her up into your ce." The father said that that was what he most anximdy desired ; and be, with his daughter, who was greatly effected, then left the court. LAMBETH. A Carruzz. Henry Bartlett was charged with stealing several gigs and horse, from the ' keepers of liverv.stablea in Berkshire and Oxfordshire. Setjeant Morton has been engaged for several weeks in en , deavouriog h 4o secure th e prisoner, and on Monday night, while watc a house in Lock's-fields, he distinctly saw, through the window blinds, the figure of a man answering his description, and knocked for admission. The door was opened by a female, and on getting in, he searched the haute thoroughly, but could not find the person he had seen. Feeling perfectly confident that the man could not have made his escape, Morton insisted that three females, who were in the same bed, should get up. They very reluctantly did so, end he discovered the prisoner underneath, lying on the sacking. The officer produced the " Hue and Cry," containing accounts of the various robberies committed by the prisoner, and said he was in a situation, or would be in a day or two, to prove one offence, namely, that of &Walla bone end gig, of the value of 501., from Mr. Collis, of e White Hart Tap, Newbury, Belly, on the Mot March last. The prisoner, who declined saying anything ha his defence, was remanded to a future day. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY KRIM°. The currency debate of last evening, apparently to be resumed, contributed, with the somewhat quieter aspect of money affairs, in the Stock Exchange at least, to needy if not to improve fund= values. Cowls opened at 864 to f, and were done subsequently at 861 for money, and at 87 for time, but closed a fraction lower at 86f for money, and 861 to / for time. Redacts' Threes, 864 to 1. Threeani. a-Quarter per Conte, 861 to 74. Exchequer Bills, 2s. to Its. pm. India Bends, per. The feature in foreign stocks was still the tendency down wards. Dutch Two-and-a-lialf per Cents were quoted 574 to f ; the Fours, 87f to 8. Danish, 83 to 6. Russian, 108 to 110. Spanish Fives 22 to 4 ; the Threes, 33 to 4 ; sire , 4t to 5. -Portuguese, 34 to 6. ldexicati, 191 to 20/. Ecuador, 21 to 3. Vermeils, 37 to 9. Some carious variations in exchange hr some of the we continental drawing places were remarked =day. Three months bills on Pans were negotiated, for sample variously from 26.35 the highest to 26.16 the lowest rate. 'The quo= tiers finally for business done were, on Pan., 26.33 to 35; on Amsterdam, 12.71 to 7 ; on Ro tterdam, 12.8 to 74 ; on Antwerp, 26.30 to 35 ; on Hamburg, 13.161 to 144 ; on Frankfort, 1234; on Vienna, 10.10 to 12; en Leghorn, 30.70 to 66; oft Naples, 40 ; on Madrid, 47 to 4—all al three mouths. Oa lAMB at 60 days Stli. It has not yeard without remark in the City, that the tone of Sir S. Ai la the dash) laat 'Tsang era by no mama so nateampeamitiag se ea former amino He vas mes Babies& at eain samer me k aria, sad, whinges** left the quiallay it may he alimeg that the wee forleeel in one iesmidatiie by the tithe bib ogahmli as QV eel he eineetueess. The one hes= end (enemy "Ora fa the lagtakima, is le ebremi. never made a mem alhadve avathig, wad of doom have mat on gnat on T. folkorke elaleatiat, prepared sad aosimed ham oreliiplietellital reams, wifi bibelot le prom& a depil. and talewlrls view of thew b 4hrim et the trolled Itorliega,. ad of tbe me ban" rs for bidimatak, be midway& the Me the Norm ler made ri t a tati comparatively with retiree 9a rem y4, repos average ado eiradation et the United Nestling to the ream & last UMW* me al ess &Me of ieru rw eord, for tha bee weds aftrt„4lhwfilk at Apsil, as Media Mtge* loblaran. Sosidllosato r aw sloralarca ea average Vita=tee the bar vests edge Ilia saw ll4l/1Z,4111 Lames yell 94 Mato The laseasao era thus composed on balance ; ftw Ragland and Waled the* trial hareem tram 1,036,2861., of which MBank of England it, 11911,10 W., the private lambi for 156,1921., mad the jointotook Osaka for 62,4841. For Scotland the Inatome was 34,1471. Fos Ireland there was a decrease of 183,6021, The fixed issues of the private baaka being 4,999,4641., It follows they were below the amount 276,6571, The flu -d issues of the Joint-stock bank. being 3,418,2771., it follows i they w e re below the amount 117,2701. The fixed ssues of the Irish banks being 6.364,4941., it follows they were above the amount 166,7401., but with specie to corer the excess and 1,825,8031. beyond. The ale I. issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they were above the amount 308,3161., but with specie to corer the excess and 982,3111. beyond. The average of coin and bullion held by the Bank of Eng lead for the four weeks ending the 24th of April, was 9,661,2984 ; decrease on the return of March 27, 1,668,7641. The average of specie held by the banks of Ireland for the same term, was 1,992,6461. ; decrease on the March return, 121,5561. The averaged specie held by the banks of Scotland for the same term, was 1,290,6261. ; decrease on the March re turn, 31,8871. The yearly comparison of the aggregate note circulation of the Kiagdom, between the four weeks ending April 24, this year, and the four weeks ending April 2.6. hat year, will Med thus : Ink of limigland Increase /220,324 Mate Imes ditto 960 fah bob ditto 1,031,999 11seSsI hot; imam SIAS.? 1,310,902 Deduct thereon D 1111111•11 ea b4tumse, Awl' 21, 11147 The as.. yearly eoesperison for coin and bullion will stand thus : Bank et &owe Swab et Banks at Meollod, a rorimo ./163.1112 -- 4,332,4ee Wen hereon N LI .111001. LIM& ... 1 . 77 IS I 7$ 71 TI 77 •6 116 1 71 II 7I OD . * " . • . • . .. „ . . . . . . . . . • . "' money, Sl§ .amain; Pt. per i. ll:=%ago o lsa . Cospeso, hke, 31 101 l gonnsloat. Detrain in win and WO= on Wanes April S 4, 1817 --- WIERLY REPORT OP THE PAZUI MOWRY MAW?.— r±nl•T 10.—There bat a slight variance' from the prim d the week. The Throe Glued lam at 711 f., and the Mee with a =idea, dig at Ileef. St* The settling dny peeled by = AWEEEHE Itir las batter sem be have Wen pine in the =I the seenarete teJea Lomita smaterea dot nary la more I wad the ter ft disseant leo onseWeent. le is nell unlikely I *et a alias dm may bee Ore barbs.* hada WM& will be Mimed by a elffiere neweeneet le is Preaeh. Maid OEM de garb ups the pleonele at Oa bawat, as the tee hieVal w as the =ruby Or Pima peamearat ea the tam le am earapalea whew dam aro a dm ket, and MEL lb= amide, doe the of the =Mt Ws Owe Yid wegsweableff atm alb will be nob; and b b eesalni beloperabis kr the pile le be la herd o f the We prow* et the misting Whew emeanke. The paw* mereda Nab of alba his camel Os peliest made* ea shareholdwe ; and repot% et wiliness''s( eleppgadwedis do waded to relieve the public old It the eadiere espareed pre view** the sumer of these samlines a< samasmieglem atoll dwinee awl vanish altogether, the. would neralt a NM* /dna tica. whip • someiste stieepade al the warts; ad It wall bet be in the power el the Abe le tab them in salad termlerb them with the tayedlebe alai the wash of drab** hieueleady de inseL The slab* et bum anks ougt friarldpried. and. if jest. eught le umbel with h ; ear met It I. apposed that theempeolee seek he lehe ,ideaathp sr be Irbil inelarreas emb ef the eamery, * Abel asserader hem the epeersorat videb we* &alb** ream. •on the efeesery, unit be lebaa into woldeseelea that be amajdas wham imam mkt' emease• des rennaleate egabet eke ...numb *Wren ea while their = ta w eebbre ind Masi *at the Napalm ale un a rm their hire nedlleatka oat the peeested Yam MiIIha IEIRETRVg aide* fee ahem. AD OE *ado* the but. *me amt = i t Vibe Fast ld if il % " r a ta gai ts heat ent eft etele in t thin iambi be apeedlly remehad. II Y Impablble he the gswermeat ebaw web impartem rem bere Paellateldeer bed lona to delves, he remain in in uallelehedleriblea, owl by le dabs at the sane Wm dean* thentember heeds You ember a neheemeee Wee themehas and fiLmilles at the gembelbeel no rm ; end it is its duly to prevent the Mk of ths obanieileas who have launched their savings in Meet culesprisee, which sight liens frolthsl for the prosperity of the autry. The breoldng wag the above named companies would be a peg ealemity. It wall int be sound policy to emp the paid. wed. at a roust whin the Immelel phis boa thielem4 re quell at buns/try. Os Me ageflery, um pires ought la be tat lemma their greater i=st.sePoolallY whin they anablie the bulb advonage of a remedy he Mumma eitsdienef thew and or. • temeilla for the future. : N r 1 7:f7 . 0111110.7 .1. 0. = M t r ea1 , 111 6 7 , " 111116 -" . 4 " 4 1 DI I• o, L 704. 4 7 1•41•• li•eat.vad4r 4.11401.. par. IN 4. BMW, 7 4:s per Ct. Amnia Illosils, PI • p..r Cs Rpossish 114x,..1)1e. from 3 per Ct. Dui* Walls, Ine 334 N 1440, 114 * per Ct 2044/3. ail to. Ito Ac<o.l, May 14,311 pee Ct. ItelleMO, Mid* !per Ct. Spaniel. Made, 141 per Coat Ponlyino Meade, 83 3 Deets amuse, llay U. 1131 I 4 per Cent P•oupsue Itests, 31 11 p r Ct. Semeeels U 3 per Ct. Smile Du, 1622,1031 111 ge Ct. Duce! Es.. 13 gull. 371 1 I pee 1.1. awl* P... 1164., 41 4 pee Cl. Dutch Ccrtlieetee, 371 . PLILIS, 100110. Iwe C.a. . ; 1 5 -.. : : Maw. 77 II& 117 7I 06406703, 1640: •01 • D. S. MIL .. 13.3. it . 44 • D. 3 . .. 13•04.• ILIUM . lii II • Roman Loan . 606 • Temery 11•043 I I per 0303 . Baal Mums . 3433 1333060 e •• LAN. IN dam, II 50. 61•03.6. MA r 1.—.711.6 por C 0023.. 314 Ma., IN mosey, 11l amoant , Prim., U. 11330 aIL Pardlaool, r.:4. 2306.00( l/sw you . Mgt l 7 —I Myo a~ RAILWAY NEWS. The market was dull yesterday, but without any estimable alteration in prices, although in the absence of business it would be difficult to say Low far the quotations would be 'unread or not gHARE LIST,—LorDow. MAY 11. Mrevs.-11b. gavials= fame la brat elanst.N agree sepal Inure- PARIS, May IC Prima 014•••• !We lird Low . Mon sal Ham .. kviges Kuselito sensiontjt M 6/3 711 7411 70 M MI If MT W 11117 1111 111 86 no IN Ts i si on so NI M '3 111 Is Oil AO of u 113 10 W 1110 ill U SU RAILWAY BILLS rN PARLIAMIINT. CONNITTRE OP THE LORDS ON lITANDING 0113191 1 2: ; veneer .--Oisballer, Wow Team IleMewe. sal Sidra ( l e Naliftd. Laweeem. od Clew); Aral His. =akrewwwbetere Far. Balm). eleadleg al =ge =ppm al3 era MIR Or TIM LORD@ ON 793 IMM, (Ta e ae* awl Obollebrd (exlmailea Ewe Riemedile le awe Vasa et Tae911 4 )1 3, carg•tra *gad= t a =irith brim& ). _Meet w ar — ea dille t. Die lele3ell feletnees)._ Timms a. wet et' Cingder. Wel Swleaelawiemi We Bel et met la the lbw Wee euiwiee. ter. =queue woad as awe it Thad Rafted* elieL tPIPN@R OltPla 173 10 13 pel Oweeli melon la newt sl % aw ow Se ye= aiiieelwil WY& awleser; ma emealllera irst u W ll .l edinika sot Is oe. Mt Ore, bow allalwata. iertarlPM - 00101Tla 0317131133T8 (E e mir= No. L—Swer Wllea Oenewee, awl w eawellesat (Na Resew eat ammo& ReNweeAte Awes& mat Mr. AVMS MOW Weed wawa et We Ewa OS= Brads I' Wawa Row bawd. 4. aue wet Waked tip. Ow 01101, No. 13. Rain 2.-SLltealleklidlway (Thetford to Loves tot' Railway, he., , . Yen a Ilmbeerarth). Pesemble peed. Game Nu. 13. Rein 216-VA. Mean Own. (Oinheldea he Becloud, be.). MMus Is besim jmadas mmel bard. titow , No. IL Mane 1111001 - - Maid= IMPI Pell Leicester to Man billesse brad Is knee al lima Lauer No. IS. dm IL-10. Lei. Cleited, ini OelsYa Railway ad !mire (aninseinn Wrens am). Glemal oklisas Game No. 80. trism rebury, sad Osten Junction. ems ants* i whim Med Is Mir of Une. Clove No. It Have 113.-44 A. !rend fanny (Cliettninn Warwick, an Laridins dad. TeellselliNlOß GROVE' No. Taresl.-81111. Wad Case opened. &i -deate baud. Once No. 26. Zen 14.-371. Maneheasyllestsie. W Beta', and Midlands MinnrUwsT (devillesis snesdnesleg . ist Case eland. Dine M /se Radom Ombilmer Mame lie. M. MOM li.-81. Msrld tallsesilke and branebee). Inman pawn _A. SIM Illeasdalin (Chinn 1 Valley Line and Inn biby linatiss). apesaL Glare Wolf. bendli.-tre. Oretkliarthern Railway (brami King's Lynn). laidsiellik4 edam Osorr No. 11. - Ram SiL,-14111. loath Teetabire Dander, and Gosh, Pennons_ lint4nehen /WINK Motherless, trikelk. Wakefield, Ii•PIeMMOK ind theals rleq, Jes.). Ending Mid. Omer No. 33. Ron 26.-134. MOM Junction Railway. Reigkesselar Minn Once No. 34. Roan 31.-807. Otani Mere Reftway. General evidence. GitOUP No. U. Pm D.-112. LI lianclustar, and New (=tic-co-Tyne knetheaßallway An. AYI eat. Omni 'Manes Counsel in opposition beard. • Once No. 31. Room 21.-116. anon Mallway, sod Leeds sad Think Railway Anialgamstni. MIL Talk W Nmesands (Hartle pool Duck and Railway, ha- Panitent. Cans spend ; ninon beard. Glove No. 41. Ron 21.-263. Dunn sad drailsia (leers' from Navan to Kell.). 161. Newry asd Annisist. Preambles proved. ,Darne No. 42. Ron IS.-463. kaloresd, Washed. WI low, and Dublin Repeal. Promedion .4 ) 2mkallle lag , Chore No. 43. Boon 17.-ael trandied mid IJyeelsk. Owe opened; evidence bard. (More No. 48. Boon C--323. Oneihnits awl Denneemildre Junction (deviation between Dmileeisee lAnnweake ing loratkag, he.). Preamble proved. Gacce No. 30. boo 34.-11. Glasgow. Pinky. Illoysik a sod A It i tty;tre=ride a l i t a W y e ( lr proatt 111.0.11 d. Oltor, No SI. Rom 29.-3. Glingew, Dmifrin, sad Carlisle, and Glanow. Paisley, Kneen:lock, W Ayr (No. I). MAL Candeniaa (breaches to Caanobis, Inc.). 211. Qiedonha (ken d pert at Oar 60th , Dumfries, end Carlin Railway). Mr. Cackling enneglais favour of line. 111. North Bahia (No. 2). Pramlis net MEETING. -LOC yA IN • LA SAM BRI.-4111111aikaiNt May 11.-nr. Jobe Banns in the eh:Jr.-The &rid report woke valet 'Meai Sinn of Seek ea. efforts. appeared that • teed 48 MK Ye him nnaumbd in the town al Louvain, and the Mak mad as the section arm lambi to Gee- Ms. Mond unde in dm as Me e :. min mak beam m lnela ss M 7 LJt s y n ani nab Oalleass iii. J i ; , ,LerL,1 , :=1,,,,,zt =man Med ths mks. The Masitnes esesimmend kat km litsrseths ll.Mtanisesswhidl Ow kik summlehand hp pm sman, the ebbilseming Mho bad. peer d renbalk mkt • Ins Itray wpm hateume, that B,IN dMs dons. Woes I • 114417 4 :=1 at pinaMmlbaszimini noinium arenas mildgemilk vith the Luxembourg, "perfect he In s Man ink yolk k a t a t jerk* sa spwt t 112,741= d , wo uld.- Man bin tha w / c ar ' mer Mama MOM Ihst disk • elm sissed,".Bl e n' Ile hest Is Ov TY Cheirms add the Urgent' hed smintsl lidt left i t; Poems ens pintoes ea toa st (1-11ests the Irak the tomd. ere Islsture of shares= Mill ths net eel a•elrin rpilt viers abo anxious to min lemidwrialisis aseisslulk die skin dm Inns to the Mat MIAs" and to Min Se Ulm sheet ein"!oases la the minas al MI. slim poked Is to bind for ha hwenn at flambe sat Mr intik of tha media, there would nen Mini 'Mir We beer ea interest of e per oat. &stag dee sausermiks d Os lbs wilt the old nun wail wily bear 4 per inns wink was mkt Is dim of the new shams The nem ewe yr, eat% mauldbennamay to mar • MI MI the wfw Mem Inds the di AIM wadi iriut be liable to *stet= Ha well now men Ost km mart he adopted.-Dr. It was Mir is in that manes till the banannest wr ib Z a to show Is Mt pada= lb sm. pany was.-Ms. Indsraes od Mr. Philip mods abbr sheens diess-ns 00th m snored ths Ishmaheat Is Im read by ths essenneent. This yea Me bat mit milist sr= from the mounts Wesad. nub up In frames 11117 INN very amply de tailed; but, eon their coin Omen =nee, we only give the total remise of the insiginy, down at 3,4111,737 f. 11.. The balsam Is bead was 0 Vle.-Mr. Richardson theaght that ths motion fa the ram was so way Imt, and the a.o es hem by, that dm Maid d. pas to portan the preplators m swam than, Melt odd idly to Me by an shiserneast-let. (a dbystar) odd I.s dleashers had us nib toe the mere moos ~; ks sr Ira abet to ems sand s.` he lines = • Is be aniellY.-A less dbmina seem es' Ws be ens to Mr. AM be issaselne the annsi- Mr. Capps mid the Ism me mit loomes Is Or Awe holders-74hay we mit Mks by neptim M. Mins hid Mad in his ollgoins ft the mem, sad mw banned Yw proomdbm les the newary dk• 714114. Whin Its asset for tlis Amble wen eseamilks Ids Inks Ms KM ahem Ma et vlial iism Is mar UM boy WM saw saki /tr. Meow kilisnar) . till Mt. Sane had essoliulaa men lOW, hem wYi Yuma, the dbrilms W deshislad the /Mary minim d imam di the sby at las Wham man hs Mind I. vend sot be paid dB lb Ist ems Onalsk ellalhdlindt MAW) k the Presdi lemegio the sbonnias sir dm It me re eel 441. wee died M a / 1 1411IS Mt. AM sms Mis r sod is Mansina, led Is Mob no tess min_ as smemennt was moved by Mr. litho Ind 111111111iNliff Vbilk was, bow man inn the sewn sins adepted by a Inge =porky. lb Swab wear. within seingiss dne 1,111. Wm Mete were this weed to be fondled. Mr sem mind eat e st a xed to be rabid by Lake shares he the MOW prepead can prepense' st add. share In the lassels I In Ihmike pony. au als.eh admit have been paid, it la peeped span psyment et IC. pee dm a new scrip certifies% et • halars 11... and to ado thiamin nth M. lea • esi neer dm Is Mr sin It aa Jsr MPR le Yea saki Ms. es em the INNIts/ un =also • farther sir 4 U. es or hie Om paned Oteshar mat, whiimuseal paymmes, eseetwilog ispiker tio IL My, bang duly animlnsd, Once eeynellinks will he asehmed ter afaNd replier of lel. Om (M. OM nib en Mar to • Mee or Is Os am st the ininiek at his Mks. These Ma..- steddistas hang endelnd with M. id; lamb. only 111. ail pen, yasi d iL nth. Inands OM man sod benne Isterast at lona st M. min per mom Is. the dab nth* lease-Mll the st ram AM Is thatr WM (who will hare pail but 21.) Wend up. 41.0 r et the Ms d 1111. per wet per imam.. -The Mama add the mann world be about 2441,0001.. which weaN mile Ikea WM* = M inn ben bends to Namur. The Game lereee esrramg Oinimwen idle magneed to do their portion-1U Begb add a deMls pit ens Ws would be opened by the aping. RIS NEWS.-oaLhoos.—lt is hoped that the swab (d of lbw Weir Slimy, as to ea Rearm win take pkwe ha Ina dor W July. The weed= Whip W Orlwaa awity died, and le is be wbodtbel be tub ma the lath lose. The etabeente of the tamer Askst, fimellsbei by the I.dre, are bag entirely lammed. ....r.... i5....1711 7.7;t 11.7171471117.7Z. 7 1 701: - - .-*- pa.. 7616. 30 04414414 IN to 1 /444../14 , 01441/. 47 ' 1 Oilt 94 loada 44.1 /4 .... ..... i ier I I tr.., Wt., 1 Dodbay .011 . 1..... Ir.'. 4 a r. aa . I 10. 11 ',. 4 0 . 04 .• • • 1 10 W.. 1 0044 Duet 1111 1 MI A. 4 Arm llp 6 [loam, Sum. • 111. 6 dd II D. 4 Mend 4. 76 /4.40.4 awl Lobs .... 4 9d. 11 A 74rt 14 10 D. No. M. pm 61 Ile. 4.1...6a ;l: j *. 40 440114.11.6•4•144...... II 44 Do. Thirds 11.464 ip. P.O 90 43•1444•644 44 6 /0.4. 4 1/.... 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DK PS. 111 JIB II 41•41=dadinkarta.. id. fp. 1 D. 11l 40-111 &IL 0 194 1411 41 414 1.4416 is • 4.10.1111.. 1 104 II /4.11 Ind Mama II 44 40 la X. eons W... 44 110 Paid./ Art 64 46 176 A.M., I IP* S: te il llZl .'g.. " if D. 104.., $0 Do. Own Tvall ll 16 Ondlilear . .-.. 1 *l., 40 Ds. is MOM lip. 14 moth!._.. 6 De. 110 , 14...•• • 4 DO., 44. ... ..... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Miscoro-Lass. Ana tt.—The t=serket has shown a further lrapnyeement ; sod low qualities must be considered Gd. to In fame. W ell other acme freely at the estresse c e at Friday. Mit Yds. Wee lad* 10,000 begs kmarMom I tread reedy Imam: a part or the 6.061 wee Meghe Is et prima Berard ,male very km, Mk kW ement et rime; brown keep, 625. ; to paw Se staiss4 kle. The dleeheeticm et the ma. Mem last kilt, MO le maker thin te grew the quake whether the &Mere mall he Memeg hose me at ink, bee emettedl the atiestiee et Ile= g bele.he shise . = .4 l: l while wee Owl It his ma dement se Eibeeme pekes, wbia It midi a ke= e limi the Mime et Mika 1 OM limy week immiesty M delieme. TA Whin be the Mie et the em tesekt. WOW lee hi WSW deg swasstm mil eche to esenerale tie me et web tor the her mm, tad that "Yoke Ow" TM semW the fteftele ptisekke WM aka demi le Ode ere kr • times belienor merlftey nor le Y enftery tlmea—Oelke : At the /Alb mle et hip Oda Wes today, Mena Tim= awl dekko Wilemobelmedthetappeered hedge bier tree, wet be make time, weld be tame la pommel et ale pr ma. the are mete diesewat ae Awed acerb. The mem& aide le We meet* eared AU lemildhe Went semi he Ow Wpm : OY cwt edam sales, heaserer, weft WI Weft mey Ihme pertlea Me& ha by the t= kms ware ellieed, - M Wee/ le WO Me epee deist Id. te ILaw 47.. —like bes hem mak mil WM= at IIL wee meellikhell es a mall milk mit et Ike while Illeemal. midi mid at 2110.—km beebeemm ater&proet Levearftle. 7d.—Orebee remits Ma— k 14,111 1 11 dr" mmelemed teAley; ir=r i alleelt le • more unrekteatery ememeameaL Saelmdme t bums wet vwry WS dads puma mellek Mewl Me of stilt versed at the new Emir prim ea . with Pantery ale : Bowl, ed. ; , 111. ; Itackas, 3d, Sd. COITON.-I,thearool, MAY 11.-7 U %War te4ley vas Netted. the tales Wei only 1,000 Wen Prime have talks skre P•Osy. New Orleans, Sid. to gd.; bowed Oseesk, Nth be IA; Sorsa, 1 Mt le 4 4 . Ithatemena, KAT 11.—Ns ingeremet MIME male reperst la mad today, rather dr rase The steththlie thd Kir& Melts em pester Ma ewe; bruit sap spender on. be I adesed. MI nob es bre Mee gine see et Ism prises thee those I • lath week. Tana low bees alibied a tem emlimirr below be.. atm dine de. Fer dor& dime Y Wart asvists, Ewa MOM its ea le arise ind* NI le blue ilas be sum I bawd i ts it is WMe Mit he siss•ty misers the rant stele • d , iserded; her dm Mee dm kmordme Ftel a aside be the letter. Da damn ten Osman a.my staddreide Muse barbs bin dm la dr peke hod slidla la abort every ..qty Y lbe mire et Ewen, to em We dos Yet I ft aramart. The Mot althea troth Preece state that .—Mosabseter WOOLLEN Lew, lltsll.—Ttes alleadesse lea. oblate la Ws deft • le-dey was very eoe•y, sad those primal ver7 esifsib. The an 1a both heat, that sat at th e that has Ilastithleased N, bag time pet; aid the few gods sell here NM as Me Mon reently be 'lemma. Ifs bleb akar& anerd ihr nmedshos• at slim Mem do genes st bred inesedra demi Id a Mem mond be the 611 =11WIES. VAT 10.—Thcce was bet a Ma atinthire d berm la the Ilhedoetthall Usk eftweee• sad brims IRIS very AM Prins we mod, on lee es et M. seer at the meteddresee exprembe as eiddea tint dun wall b von NM 'Mom dm antll the pen" at OM INS law, sat the tear meta we seder. Proms Us. LONDON GAZETTE.— Theaday, May 11. imam Bar* lads, dralleka; s te;;arreader Nay 23 k July 1, at 10, at Leads CL 0110,111 rye &Oa., Bedkwieew, lk Me* Leeds; off. atria., Kyorbo, lark. Jaws Drams Kamm MK*" 011atble. May l3 at 1, & Jame 12 A 1% * ffil.. .16*Iroa a Oa, Locabantat.; all ands., lalre% gm." Flaoluml. all*******, amine papelater. Kay 26 at 2, a Jose 144 1/, et Ilialm***. ad, Odor* Jeriorsat., at. Jrass's ; at ale, 12 1 11 ... eimaratiallIL Haas *mums Kr*, Ilsaullura dealer. Kay iu &Jur II at 11, at es Ida. Gt. "a" - " , Callidl. is aIL Pas. Tomo lam; ardighpos. .12.0. ow, Kay K & Jane 16 all. tit Isaire Ct. Ida, Odllime Ileadatkary, Is rffker, rxetn; aftrgli..lll,lvass" NNW& Loam KA; 0644114., tssitmarar, Kay la at 121, & June ft at 11, at Y. Rite, Verab***d. ; off. sole , 1 rAZPlLiager °l4 D•f Illtda. bil es dealer. May 13 It Jam Si at 4 * !M, Mims. Grabard-.L. ; a* see... GolidludiAltmb. 9111111111. lialkillik Dab" imam brewer, Nay 111 at 104, Is Mi l st I, al SINIMI64I.IIIMOD Ct. MS. = 1 .61 011,01 . USN% limmall&werrpor i l s z e l 664,.. Ciemby II; 441.. MI Jewry; te amt., Ilakar, 1. 7 28 . Wttataatilssestaas,llwrat Plitkok 2041101.2!ige7,„21_,_111. OJelly 3 at 11, et Deeksitsiek . StlaFry Oa., waspalla 1 .... •0. r i e , e , 11, Akkratakary. _, Kay le at 1% 4 Jume= l :l l l= Inalmi l= s ik My Gt. Jame*, iaisLre ; aIL 11 1011. Joao ?ax s e It Wir.um Jamaar! 'e =kkib, Ansisbirs, I woolks nuanbaturen, !lay 27 at 1, St Jaa• 23 at 1, at 7:aaka a. Exeter Lae, Chaacei74ssa, St etegdoe, Exeter; Htretei, Sittent L Taoratas, Liverpool, mkt, May II & Jame IS 4 IS, at Liverpool OL Bela, Balms & OR, limy. t tea, Unread: am Hama Wmfelt ig in=j l =3 6 ll4ill aginh a t 23 Kay at llirtheoe at Imo ts. at r em b uey .s .; rs.; aelkeve&R,_ _AblesibineT - 7 nowt Galena Weod..at , ennalal Ivor raft. turer, al y llla a tt I &Jar IR at at lialegleiLex LI& Eat, Ra „a Coma, Birehro-laae. ANNULS!). cerriar—May 6. C. J. Rubbed, _Ma IS. N. DeVoOTIc 1 ; 41 ;E: Crafted-Mar; at 7. ►op awlehat INOOLVINT PETITIONERS. J. B. li. ME'. J. P. C. Beton, Grine..., "rim ay e B. awylrisaaa. J. i Jonen • Gwe L ., 11.1yess.arelebn.101110wes. Yaw W. Jr7e:s.VlL.= . Alm poser. ""*"" gl=egglisalwpal..4„ lianwed J. gewlall, O. Lowell, Welwanktes llasehesier. rsias. Weewillar. J. Beth Highat.. Conterakras. re. Weer. esikw alms J. Maim{ replied lase, Deste s ,g B. Bettis; 3•18.4.0, latbe,Leset, 47 raw. Ming. IL OK Altiennoler.Ly ss , O. Illsaltbewa. Mink lawsaiirs, 4. 4lA ., Jsiaer. iskar. covestrb A. lams. Xmas*" hmkeer . v. ""4 ". B of levalL hers, Maerlbester. spee ew e. W. IL Dm*. Dsvongset, &drag &A. roues sinekwell.twes. trantesTor. belh bens IM. • Bealtberdie, Upper lepneerat , C. room .100.0 , W.. dee.. sod /Weida 0. Masse. W. Peewits. Stseeisrd, gt tole, r Ilanday, isdblB. lweawa .A.PAAJAAAV,. deerlier. W. eleherdsoe, Albus • beet*. D. ea...gewes, Pakllagsek J. Cbed , e•epee *epees. Leseedbe, se nave, •usa. zw.h.. o W T za W .. . nes honer. o.Creases. Wan& Denasides. taa. keeps. J. Moo. Wised, Yorkshire. no s .. J. eremite. Mmtborla, leant muss. mitre. O. A. coo pe r. Greesse, W. Devlin. Preetboy, Ceeddre. heel yaw cooper. Arise, J. Beene... 110114114. ..crer.z.Try. .eel Isite • T"reei d ert . osidea thh=... ..U.l - 1. Ma g . j. ler* *667J"'nel7; (4"." ' 1172modeir diver. O. W deproe, gragea,,.." 41 , 4 kom romp. Yorkskine, dell peeress. =revs J. Warts& ire, lialfsed,Lowasiths, J. Hart, WasiebesWe, tailor. "V&:" "' "' J. Votr I LJALA= . 3.7•AVAVA•4, C._ on. some Modems, CA.A.V. gar. Sew nsasteetw. DRCUIDATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. J. H. Bedford, BOMA stets' colourman—A Ist di,. of Is. 6d, an 12, may eabommeat Wolnenday, at Acla l niren A, Bristol. W. Burns, draper— st drv. of 2s. 3d, May 13, g any ringeset. „at armor* Liver's:et. J. Mid" let Deveridre,tgewer—A die. of 7e. Gid, on Sr after st limumwals. Exeter. P. A. garsLtiallier—A dir. al 2s. 2d... as & after May It, r Ifienerwriss J. linera,..Presedall, r a t Rift" sto t n/ u mason T A Id die. a ie.. 111 4. 1 Labse f irs il lt am lawrged ov: l lonoLs O — ld A j rrt dfe 21. a!tar i l lir ea l k s WI r m arasiart.—A letTEr ai . at 2s. 2 rl i i i sy 12, & env mberegml Wslesedig st denims* Bristol. W. Miller, take—A Ist dlr. of Id., 2957 12 . a 9 5y09191 179 01 W015 99 a 4 9: *Armee* Britt& B. Nagler, yoryrrepp. vistaabe—A Id di r. a3l. 6.1., llaf 5,t 1 731."" mg .' $66 " ..4 Y i r t°l 2. Oi Mearan's Bristol. - 27-11•Iird. tra : ads liva f as„ banker—A...l . 44v. of td., May 12, & ON Jewry. y. l =, Wsres.under-Diss. Olomedgeniale, wit& maker • It dlr. eh. lid, May 12, & any areprort WedanWhiy, at Aerie 29Moilko i tiverpooL m w ( 1 4 ne dea:e e r-6 div. of Is., May 6, & 1 711 1 . 61" a, mi Therl rid, I' ll ere frerd.hire,.. farmer—et 2nd di,. of 64d May 12, and two following Wednesdays, at Inroad:ars, Old Jewry.. W. Trice, Highat., Kearney, tomer —A let dm. of la. Ild., May It, two following Wednesdayis at Tun:island's, Old Jewry. 3. LB . wright, Liverpool, druggist —A 2nd dlr. of 7s. ltd. , Hay 17, & any mbrequent Thursday, at Turner'., Liverpool. DIVIDETIX.—June 1. W. R. Barnard, Midhurst, Suwer. up. waterer—June I. F. Mamma., Bishop's.rd., Paddington. lime draper—June I. J. Clarke Great Castleat., Regent.o., painter... Jose I. W. Clayton, Cbcaireicie, carpet warehouseman—June I. J. Careen, Bingley, Yorkshire, wooded apirtner —June 8. J. Crown, I. Comes & J. B. Osesen, Bradford, Yorkshire. worded spinners —Jae I. 7. Pi Beedleg, atone mseon—July A. J. Seaton, Winkhouse, —June 3. J. T. Tosseuend, lligh-st, ernhi Zer—,lase I Wood &A. Wood, Basinghallat.ntt SCOTCH 1302rPSTRATIONS.— Daniel Johnstooe, Holytome, lonarkahlre, spirit dealer, May 14 & June 14, at &rather° & Dung. WY dumb., Ologoer—William Frederick Lang, Glasgow, eel vest, May 13 & June 9, et the George Hotel, Glenteow—Alesander &Slay Ineerness, draper, May 17 & June 7, at Prophet's chunk, Inverse., —Milian Mason, Leith, draper, May 14 & June 4, at hootland's eharnb., Edinburgh—John Thomann, Irvine, merchant, May 17 k June 17, at the King's Arms Inn, Ayr. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.- C, &Wren. W. H.Sherill &J. U. Wake, Sunderland, ea far as redo& J. H. Wake—d. Blackburn, J. Jerrie& k T. Blackburn, Jun., Limpasiom far as regards 3. Black. burn—J. Brown, T. Brown & W. Dew% Hobo* Yorkshire, es br as regards W. Brown—J. Brows II B. Diskires—R. P.A.Zareb t E. Claw* Liverpool—J. Orris OEMs, harem Laneadere—J. 0. Orem &J. Green, Upper Tbrasset.—E. OuY& E. Harr* boy It. alwwwis-11. Gelneell & T. Oalkswit, IJerd, Cberer—l. liriel.Mo. Nerdy & Jan. Hardy, Nalrglem—ll. Hayward & H. J. NM" Demoshire—U. Heolgrom Is D. oeh, Gke. &O. W. 114ther,Liagiara. Dersaadry— rawilt halswriskrigew—& - ladasees & J. HAM Oradea. Itsesalas all.Narea u L k. tee. boit. . / & D. dre—l. kr. liwasay, B. HAMM" D. lettalea & R. Wonky, Ihrtrige, es r regards D. leldesss adorns & LI. Dasaissis. wearmoulle, Durham—J. 0. Mies &E. A. Feta/ liksm.ter., New 'orth-rd—T. Shaw &J. Moak Ueda—W. Spare &J. egrea. New meth., Yorkshire—J. &mama &T. Crook Little lareeldre—T. Wiekendes, res. aT. Wickenden,mo., Harp /MA Haven +t, City. SHIPPING INTELLIOBNCE.—HinB. lATAL TM WI- 11•1. Ala TVA Mar . . • e UMW . . 0 OlaMe,•la Mazko aed Welarbed .. 0 I Madan . • eaothanytaa 6 Kansa 'mot Damoololao o Prams . . .6 0 Sydy..M.6.W. oMayll 06461.61J05. 11.4.6aa . May 16,0 Boom sal 0 Waal . 'meal Iladolmos . .1110 Modiannya. Oi ilalloa.Mayl6. 0.•11:141171,. MAT 11.— Arrived: Aar Sophie, Denmark; Jo. braes, Denmark; Anse Ora, Derma ; Firs, Denmark ; Rage. Una, Aarbum; Otenellia laboma, Hanover ; Orient, Norway ; Mary, Deemer ,• HiJtllyd, Dorn ; Denby, Danteic ; Argo, Bennie; Atalanta, Hankins; ildbp, Doi ► re; Emma, Lniarck ; AM bony ; Aar las, It. : Proven, Norway ; Orator, Maertnes; MMerd, Marriftssi Yr Derek Guerneey ; Amity,Otterese . ; emr.es, Magri ; Cadiz ; Emerald, Cadia ; flaxm Alexerris; eraens, Rio Omar ; Jacob, Denmark; Mountaineer, Hamerag. Sailed : Derr, New York ; Ruckert', Norway. Irmeorn, MAT I I.—Arrived : A Gilmour, New Were; Mere, Now Orleans; Belle, Val ; Charlene Owl, Beet 1; C. Sonchay, Charente; Aurora, Odense* ; Dere, Bombay.-Of the port : Flirt, New Orleans ; Doctor, Constandn ; Prim Sophia; Belle Porten; George Dees; Soria; Van.—Saßed : Spartan, New York; Hawk, Lisbon; Reliance, Ceara; Robert, Nana; Derr. Lima: Pert, Lisbon; Dand Doedt ; Simpson, Ctonstadt; Nora derer, Iloston; Culdee, Bom bay; Alexander, Philadelphia •; Triter ; Path, bistro Wand ; Junior, Quebec; Reser, Palter; New York ; Eclipae, Osier ; Carom. Cape of Good Br. New Tom, Arr. 27.—Freights begin to be moderate in err queer of Ike arrival of a great many Papal kb Mips. For Limped, tbe errge is do. per barrel for boar. Freights to Prance see care at $0 cents per rebel for corn, and II per burr for Sour, and I amt for natems. [Advertisement)—ALL HEAVY, SLEEPY, DROWSY, LIM •POPLICTIC 811ITTOM 111X.DIATILT MOT= IT HOLLOWee Rua—'Ora balsa ma dame to bo assardull Om aids cf malls at spalay, Mamie say of ils Stagoiss =lo .. t= lank a bun lbsit sMs IS of as staisa la Wm wil domalass aria ant of pally Is as lima. iniss at is Os Of" sit a annat drab be la is Nay a Isis liar Mosel am alassiodl i e inia a thinsably Peabonds sa Mama, alb soi spa as Ivor sa ya r mes ibill man as Wog lis galas psela-abl a raidlidasa ad, alissi, Lasko. at by a alas alas thumbnails civilised world. BIRTHS. suitorrr.—wy 9. at Choate square, tla .16 er C. S. ON" la , Ctldegeram Cluark of a daughter. CaRLRY.—W7I at aulmow, mut., W U. of elmi /ley. T. I Creme. Ma Masker. rlTY. — mg S. a anahemstah Tlmmige, the ',lto et Ur ReTS 7. *Or of • me. OLOSTZR —May I,•t Ballykearrlis Row, Llatettch, tM ma' a 4‘ N. Olostrr, me we O 1 RII•II.—Lt the Daft, ard , Chatham. Um wife el Dr. Graham, WHIM Y.Y.S. Paatalsert. et tel. dasalttere. Innaaa• — lls7 m Heuer, war Taken, the Irk of Elkhart Hakes. J , Esq.. et • laughter. NCl.Llitt—learch 9, at WILMS Ike, Clapham, NM Wm. I MOW et• PIIIILPOT —Hap 10. at NetrOm.read, Ilsymmter, Xis. P. T. HAW of a aes. WILL H —lke 7. at Baddrrelleld, Ike B. Welk, et • Ise WINSTAMLIST.—May 11, at Wasurrorth, Mu R. Id almgesky, pr daughter, etlll.bem. SUITT —BRIM/ —Vey I, at Pertamoutb, L 5. A. Arndt. IRE.. of Ile Royal Roglocora. r Rowia, dloopktae of tbe late Major.Oes. WOW, of tie Royal Artlllary. AUSTIN—SCRWAGII.—Jsa. 1. at valperabo. by the Rev. W. L. Oatalow. ILA., elapbalo of I.IES. Oefert, A. S. Aware.. baa.. RA. Ant Ikon. of Ur sone dip, Wird was of of eta H. Avow. of Iliollent o.lbiatee. ba Lobe 11s. Was deapbtor of 1. W. lobermos, bob. of Valparaiso. IROXIIOLIFoRLIAII..—Af Idhabbsa. P. O. Ileiwboba. Rea .1 limatesyr red, to Oloborloo,kassibast at EL AM... Mei llosoleo . 1.1 BURTOII-11AT1ARD , o4Isq4, 01 Wootor by tbe H. 0. SWIM. MA., latemitist OM. wee Ramadan, L'lllwlon . 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