The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-28 00:00:00

IP - - ~ ----..........". ?► (14 Atir_ it Vi"- AV 44 % -fte Ailiw _ _ ~..._ " ' T 28, 1863. [Stamped, ld. Additional•) 1.4 LAW INTELLIGENCE. am nap. A - F/-4 7-- - _},V - A;t-4,,0r.-_ ~~ ~`` ~ ~~~ -~~`y~ y '''- No. A, calling at the Cane of Good flops eifiriritrtras.--BTIgANI COMMUNICATION bailee's LON DON and l N DlA.—Tbs well-known dipper auxiliary steamehlp INDIANA. 2,366 took 300-horse power, JOHN SMYTH, Comman der, now loading to the Victoria (London) Docks, Will leave on lath Aprti, embarking passengers at add leaving Gravesend on the Re April. for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope aad Madras. Thts magnificent ship, built expessly for the India trade, hea boa thoroughly retlMed, has first-rate accommodation for passengers, and will ca'ly an experienced mrgeon, also a dew ardeaa The meme passage of QM company• steamers last season ea. 70 days to Madras ; the Calcutta having performed the voyage in RP days, being the shortages mord. The line will be continued on the 10th June, and °tithe 20th of each succeeding month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of the company's magnincent fleet of auxiliary screw steamehlps. Inc freight or passage apply to ORINDLAY and Ca, 66, Par tlamentxtreet, S.W., the brokers; ALPUD BRZTT and Co., 160, Leadenhall.street, KC, or at ths OFFICES of the 00H PANT, 9, Illocthg.lane, London, EC.: when Mao applications for appeintmenta as midshipmen la this service should be made. RICHARD CARR, Secretary. THE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE CO REM is as arisetive as eve,. She Is now perforndag mar rally novel and ext midi tear Operatic seisetions received with the greatest enthustum ever man. and an general entertainment, embrace an amount of talent writ r cannot be met with elsewhere. Six American Bowling Alleys open dally.—The LONDON PAVILION. Tiobbeenernset. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. JOIN WeLTon lingea,Moulton. Lincobvb., painter, Ap.ls, at H. ALern Torun, Wiabeeb Bt. Slaty, Ounbridgeshire, Journeymen miller, April 10, at it ww.ux waus luzzwiaa. Loughborough, lekvalemigre, licemed victualler, AVG 11, at 10. Jowl EVatin, Poinadows, Meta, Imam, April 15, at S. Jcitimn BrenaE, Otegtetou, Cheshire, painter, April 0, at 11. UOROAN DAVIEB, Aberdare, victualler, April 7, at 11. 110 , 11 r LYYrIPS, Caldevbeck, Cumberland, bane manure COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. MAXON 26. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) OMNI N. NTONE AND £IgtZTON.--8174 11 LL (Coetinoed from yesterday's Express.) Mr. Stevenson reexamnied—When I called Captain Stoat • liar in the streets of Exeter it had come to my knowledge that he had made charges *Oast my family. I had sent Captain Doeiville, of the Royal Marines, to de mead an expleastioe of him m the powers of his rakers. By • —Previews to the meeting to Deeember I had not the slightest intimation that there was anything on Mrs. Stonefs character. Mr. m. Niche. Bragg was also called, and he gave sub. stantially the lame account of the tranactioa in which his name appeared. Dr. Tyler Smith and Dr. Richards were afterwards en , Wiped to show that after owns maths the &mesons* of a chili afforded no citable) whatever of the period of its 'solstice. The fact of a woman having home a child before her full period would reader her likely to have premature coodaemanta in 'atom Children of saw moths was quite as common as Mimed • bk. Mr. Jobs Cayley, • cabinet maker at Badteigh Solterton, preyed that the eorrapossleat was in piestsiary sad that, ia November, 1862, be executed • bond of vigil meat for the benefit of hi! creditors. wee not very great, bet somewhere about edtiee Bat between those two places, although there been r cousidersibi• rein donng the night, there were swim by the side of the read w s severe struggle had dently taken p lace. There were marks visible where a person bad been placed with considerable pressure on the beck ; there were also marks as of a mods knees having been premed down ; end a hair net similar to the one deceased used to wear was head there also. Suspicion fell on the prisoner. He was in the kw , house when she went In the first time for the articles for her mistime, end then offered her some beer, and she ap peared to have taken some. He wee there oti t he second occasion, and again offered her some beer, e dr dined, sad went out of the hones. He slim left imme diately afterwards, sad never returned to Ankh his beer. He bad breapht with hint and had left outside tits home a frail containing turnip.. That frail was remora, sod was found shoat tour' yards from where the struggle took place, end where the girt woo murdered. The prisoner was found Guilty, end sentence of death was pawed epos ha (nsoraa's rinseasits4 FRANCE. PARIS, Kamm 27. It Is officially stated that the news published yesterday by a London journal that M. Chojecki, private secretary to Prime Napoleon, had arrived at Cracow with important communications for the insurgents, and had without stopping proceeded on to the camp of General Wysocki, is devoid of any foundation. _ . WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT and SALMON every day at °somas 11017,L 913, STRAND. The bent 6111 ordinary la London at 6 o'ehrzlr., Includ ing whitebait, salmon. and all 'twice Bah In ~OD, joint& and cheese. each. Whitebait, salmon. and an other tab In the solforronen bore 12 WI 9. Whitebait ter for ladles, Se. web. dealer, April la, at 11. Mosta armee]) 6001,13, Liverpool, beerhouse keeper, Ap. 8, at 10. WLLIJAN PORTIA, Brixhare, Devorrle, victualler, April 11, at IL Jolla Veemote South doltou, DeroodL, Weyer, April Aid 10. IUcnAKD Dune, Scoriton, Devonshire, saner, Ap ril 11 . THOMAS ASHBY. Fletcbing, Suarex, raider. A pril 1. it 10 . JOHN JAirrlll, Haidenham, Bucks, baker. April 13, at 10. Joanne Mum 11•111ne, Yorkshire, inskeeper, April 10, 4 10. JOHN JANIS . 1 / 8 1311, llalikrz, bottle mercluot, April 10, at 10. Wieiatit WALKER, Hall/az, working gartleser, April 10, at 10. CdAdtal CAM, Mute Lyme Nor rBk. cattletlealer, Ap.l4, Pamir MDWAAtklawabychaa,Cannurtilecok., farmer, Ap.B,at 10. WIIALUI (MAW; blreckalield, surgeon, April 0, sill. 111./MINATIONt. PURE FRENCH BRANDY. WARRANTED, NA PER GALLON, 41s. PER DOM la. ed. maniple bottle. ltartelra fine old Brandy, le ease aa Impaled, dee. per MK O. WAL lad CO., el, EDO WARK,ROAD. and E* Onfredadreet, Regent-draw M. Chojeeki is not secretary to the Prince, but librarian to the Senate, and is not only now in Paris, but has not quitted it for a single day Ninon the commencement of the insurrection. _ . . CIALCUTTA Direct (last shipping day April 10), NJ the magniScent new clipper ship CITY OF BOMBAY, A I 1$ mars, 991 tons register, ROBT. ADAIR, Commander (belong big to Mews George Smith and Som. of Glaigowl ; loading in the INA India DMiLi. This unrivalled mewl, built in 1882 en =ilfor the trade, made her purge oat from the to ta in 90 days. and offers the Mat opportunit7 GAWP of fine goods.—Apply to GELLATLY, BANTRY, and SEWILLI., 59, Glaclanhallotreet, LC. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchant!. WINE of superior quality. Porta : Superior old crusted, Ns., isa ; very choice, Ms., eoa ditto from the wood, 275., ]Pa: superior. Sia.. Ws. per down. Sherries: Pine, 97g., :Ira, Ws.: high quality, Os., 425., ; Vino di Pub, ilia Amon tillado sad Idansanilla, ids.. bia. per doses. Manna, gag. U. 5... rich or dry. na ; UncelL4 SW.: Charepegne, good, ida., es., Ka; ditto cWoe breads, Ms., gds., 7ta Claret, KM, Ma, Ins. ; St. Julien. &c., Ka, 42g., &fa ; Chateau Karon:, La, OK, it.. Hocts and Morellos, 30a., 48a, Ka, verystiperior, KM, M. Wines of other doscriplisosequidly reasonable. All goods delivered free ottani dm num Terms, acid-71, ilishopegate West-. Jinn. NORTHERN OlROUlT.—Lrvispeet,Ages 2 1 1.. Cannes Ceour.—(llofore Berea Martin.) Levi Tailor, a youth of 18, was indicted for the aserabsr of his wife, Mary Aan Taylor, on the 31st Armory kg, In Manchester. Mr. Bowleg, who opened the case for lA. promicakees. said that this was one of the moat melancholy moot of mar , der which had ever been brought before the melee of a Mry betof he proved the beets laid down is his iestosetions Moak could be no doubt sa to the ooaelusion which the Jury weal form. It was the cane of a yams man of 18, who iP In lb particular day had lived reputably and somfortabiy with hie mother at Irealeworth, balmbeiwee Saturday allornoon in October het lea that paw to speed his half holiday in Mae chaster. There he met with the deceased, an abandoned woman, who persuaded him to go with her. hood so, and unhappily fell is love MY her. Me Meads remoestrated with him several them, but In spite of their remeastewnede thee the laces of a few weeks be married the gild, sod took. her home. He hoped, no doubt, to bath'!" her brabeodoo her evil courses: but after Maytag for $ short time with her husband at Pailswarth, she deserted him, wont back to Manolseater, owl ansortod to her old haunts. layloololloirodi her from time to time, sad did all he could to reclaim her, bat unfortunately her amoral ehareater was too far woo. Cha the 27th deanery the deemed stored the service eta person named Schofield, who kept a part beerbouse and a part dis orderly house, ailed the Jolly Hatters,. is Sheds-bill, Manchester. The prisoner dieociesred this, and followed his wife to Schofield's, where he saw her an the 28th, oa the 29th, ow she :30thand fleetly es filaberday, the Mat. Shortly after 2 o'clock on the gatemen:et of the 31st, the deceased, the prisoner, and several other masons wove amenabled in the tap-room. Taylor asked a female friend of the de owed's, who was present, to play co the organ. This led to drink being called foe, end some littk dispute took place between the deoused and the primates in eoasecirieuce- of his not ordering any liquor for her. After this he did. Subsequently Taylor said he meet go by a hada at halt-pat 4, and he asked his wife to leave the room mod go upstate with bin. for the purpose of taking leave. When they got uo stairs the prisoner induced the daoaased to lie doses upon one of the beds, and she bad seared, done so when he put his hand under her chin, aid taking out a knife which be bad ready in his pocket, be cut bey throat. As soon as this was done she managed tope ed the bed and out of the room. She went down stales, and Into a room where the landlord was lying upon a sofa. She tried to speak, but could not do so. About the same time the pri , water presented himself to tho landlord, and asked leave to go into the yard to wash his hands. His heads were covered with blood. The woman wee conveyed to the infirmary, where she died almost immediately. • knife, covered with blood, was afterwards found is an outhouse in the yard. la I feet, when apprehended, the prisoner told the officer that he had gorse into the bedroom with the determination of put ! and fie ahouW swing for d, an l f t ' e b o is fil w or if f s ercitla s"n ri portion of I the yard at Schofield's home, he WOlll4 find th:i knife with wbioh the deed bad bees executed. The widows of the surgeon . would leave no doubt as to the cause of death. as the internal and external jugular arteries had been eat through. Evidollollhaviag been given in support of the above facts, The jury after 000salung for about ten minute, retursed a verdict of Guilty, with a recommendation to mercy. His Lordship passed seetonos of death is the usual form, and the prisoner, who had become insensible, was amid below by two officer,. Mrs. Jessie Black, wife of Lieutenant Black, pleaded guilty this eveoieg to an indiclosen charging her with rob bery of jewellery, the property of military officers at Full wood.barracka. She we silenced to eighteea mouths' la. •ffillOpansit. No person has been entrusted by the Prince with any mission whatever to the insurgents. LACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of 1 CLIPPER PACKETS to► AUSTRALIA fres London dirge. GREICE. ATHENS, MAsca 23. The exeeeees of the military are upon the in- Meade. _ _ 71titree the reepoodeaVe maw Soma porno...ere then reealltd by tie petitioner to coatradiet wale at the statementa made by Stone's withers., aad The =art mob adyoursed. Port I pz :: V Z • Pbaet. Marla . h. u=aut a en Jati; Quearahuid Tonnage] Docker I To ROL BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, m new Invention, so admirably contrived that a toll taz well as smaller auks, mey be Weed or tilted on it kboms or tremble. IN action is so bupdpahle that the sediment etthe moot limpid Gold by no ptesittlity eon be distorts& trios 95., Us., to sett 44, 9, tad 111 pylon man BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more tat beer or sour wine. Price 4 ed.: ditto, electroplated, 95,—Apply direst to /AIM BMILOW, patentee, it, nog Wllliam4treet„ lianston-how. nee that his nsme and address are on every article: all othersare spurious inanition,. Enamels(' grail. latablithod The day before yesterday the mob attacked the printing-office of a newspaper which bad asserted that England supported the candidature , d Bavarian prince. The Minister of War has tendered his resignation, which has, however, not been accepted by the Na tional Assembly. The Minister for Foreign Affairs has definitively resigned his portfolio. ' The BOIL Mr. Elliot has officially declared that England does not support the candidature of a I Bavarian prince. 1. Condon Maria Hay l ,OO OOlO S. ladla wit° lAN ladls Apse II . f l ote: s Empire 2,500 K. India Mart* it I Young Australla lA* Z. Ladle Apellii .ntar of England 2,500 Z. India Max 01 oelebrated line of packets lam by their attnetaallti— waives, earned a world knows mutation, ami their pas ser/ow ascomoodation is tinearpamed by say noels afloat —For respecting freight or to Australia ap= V I AMVA L I I INEB and Co., LI ; all Adana for the Ball Las: and T. IL MACYAY end Ca, 1, Leadenhall-etreet, tondos. LG ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WA OH sod .ON. sad 4. Goovessrazier, w. MESSER. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Backwin-yard, London) JINX of PACK= SHIPS to AHSTHALlite—lee MILI3OUHNE. Port MUD Nook (to tsars the Dock on Monday. Apt II to. calling at Plymentb). Ht. splen did now clipper ship TAUS BRITON, 1,100 tow 0. H. SAWN. Oamsader ; lying In the Zest India Docks. Her accommoda tion Oar all classes of pain ngrn are unAirpsamed, and she will ;2 1 EV5VaL7112iTa r lregiVir wP1 Mry 7 g 1 and 1, Inadsokan-street. Pssierstent by this line of packets aro ervetrei tram Parldblgton to Ply mo uth first class for second dise Sages, and second clan for OW class faros. BROWN BROTHERS . -PATENT CHAIRS sad 0017Citt% Sam& Tunny», Treat; Portman. tma, daa—iat, tiocaddly. C 11140 004 MI& ITALY AND THE POLISH QUESTION. TURIN, lllace 27. DVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, 4d. and A te. ed. per lb.: this Drilla war, la Id. treasperent was, la. dd.: Belmont was and mss, Is. : German wax, la ad.; bo tanic was, la. police , la Id.. composite. Id., Id.. and the beet. 101.1.: stamina ler Talon's Imam*. reaps tans, 66.: dllm. ; s ldx. 84. , Cabs all, Ss. per gallon; yell.. soap, , 44e., and 48a per 11211 m. ; mottled, 48..: old brown Windom, la be. per pease; sae mos brown Windom, Is.. white Windsor la M. bogey le. 4d. • glycerine and almond, la per In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the debate upon the report of the committee appointed to examine the Polish petitions was brought so a close. aIIANGHAE Direct , 4o follow the' Ballarat), water,illeent clipper MIRAGE, A 1 10 yews. ne , JOHN ROB= . 061111rader : loading la the ,La IWDockis This spandid ~wl has made some a the fated person on record, and haring • large portion of her amp will be quickly despatched. Yor fr eight or prm to the owners, Marrs. EWING and Co., 11 Laden ' 8 C.: or to GELLLTLY, 111ANKIY, and 81WZIL, 11. lArmenliall-street, LC. The recommendation of the committee that the petitions abould be referred to the government, I and expressing a conviction that the ministry would do all that was possible in favour of Poland, was adopted by a large majority. After an animated discussion, Signor Cairoli withdrew his bill for the naturalisation of emi grants, on account of the amendment introduced in committee. ber—ter Coda &t tl. P . 'DAVI= LI SONS' old-establlsba lona* St. IL Marthertsea. Chartas-coons. Loudon. W.C. VALUES ci GOLD.—WATHERSTON and BBOODIN, Or the Infamasnon of the Public and their muneroas Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re. the YAWN of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the loft seep the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide cirction a knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided tote 64 parts or carats It foil es that geld of 24 citrate fine, to 13 cants.. C 3 N 0 carats al 11 10 worth ..L4 414 17 carats.. 3 it 3 carats .. 1 per MOOS le ousts.. 1 7 carat* 1 4 23 carats. 4 1 6 Is carats.. 2 1 1 I carats 11 21 al carats . (British 14 wets— 6 fie I carats 017 6 elandsrd) 317 10j LI carats— 0 4 carats 014 21 rt carats.. 14 4 12 cants— 2 4 s cants •10 71 meorms.. slO4 11 0.2.64.. 113 1 Scarab 07 1 litearals— I 7 3 111 carats— 116 4 1 carat .., 0 3 44 lienntaotery, liensteetaftreet, ConeSgarden, N .C. . Ideas iiitrazil d,• of Chains sad Jowsllery for ls. each. N.B. This ft akeed at •la the evening, and on gotardays at tete terdadr.. BOMBAY Direct, the splendid ship SEA PARK, I 746 loos register n.n.m., WILLLUI BELL. Commander: : loading In the East India Docks. This 'hip Is well known in the Indian trade, has a lame portion of tier cargo envied, and till meet with the usual quick despatch. Has superior scams. , idoelation for Pmsengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon. Per trete* or maw apply to GULATLY, HARVEY, sod I SIWKLL, 17, Livdenha Cstreet. LC. RITD3H and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL .1611 RAIL STRAWBHIPS, appointad by the Admiralty to sail Imitwoon LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVM.“ POOL sod BOSTON, with liberty to eall at Halifax or other porta to landcall anding receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Dodos • "bap" Halifax to land and receive pommy= and her llajedy'a at malla 'I he 1 0110 or other vessels ars sly l pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Coot to receive the Mae : ARABIA, for BOSTON. daturday, April 4. • • PERSIA. for NEW YORK. Saturday, Ape 11. • Taking passengers and goods for Hassan and Havana, to be lranderred at New York on board the ILYA& British Queen. YVEOPA, for BOSTON, ilotiuday, April I& Passage money, including steward's tee and provide* but • without wines or liquors :—Te Halifax and Boston. chief data, . ; second cabin. flB. To New York, chief cabin. SY; mood cabin, tlB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, ES 6 par oast rinsosiee.—Apply to J. B. booed. N, Odd Yosd+trsst, London ; J 11. Curia Havre. and 11, Rees de la • DOOM, Parts: O. and J. Burns, Bnchanan.dreet, °Urged' ; D. - and C. 11 'Peer, Queenstown or D. and C. All's', K Water- Yrs* LiverpooL THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, MLitt"! 27. The town of Kielce is reported to be threatened by the insurgents. The Russians have quitted Idichalowice, and are marching again upon Slomniki. FROM LAST NTGETS GAZETTE. NOTICE of REMOVAL.—BAKER and CRISP, having taken the premier riots* occupied by the late Mr. draper, ltegeatotreet, opposite Coodultetreet, will = B. IIOIIIC their whole ISTOCE from Regentotreet, to the above premise*, where the great BALI of the double /STOCK will take place. commencing on Tuesday, March SI. at a redaction equivalent to 60 per coat. A.E. The dock comprises Mika themes, shawl; gloves, handkerelties, parabola, general drapery, &a [NAM OF SOLICITORS AND TORTS= PARTICRILAM Te 1111 OSTADIND AT TSB ONFICS or IRS CHIRP ILTGISTRAR, COURT ON DAINROPICY, BABUIGRALIeffIRREI] BANKRUPTS. - - SPRDLAL ROTICK-81113RAGI FARR (IBY ItTRAIIIM Alf 12. APRIL, 811 MINIM 4i TO LOUTIIIII 0UL111131.1, POE tn. WTKKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to iZW TOIL Meet.—Then LIVERPOOL. 11KW YORK. aid PIIIIADKLPHIA iSTRAMARI I. COMPANY intend &match. Ing their MI-powered Otyde-bnilt iron know etounships. aIUK at climosdneso to mama psowsitere and 61atehes. ea O&M WEEKLY Mil( LIVERPOOL FOR 11 1 W YORK CITY 07 NEW YORK, Wednesday, Apra I. KANGAROO. Batruday. Apra 4. CITY OF BALTIMORL Wednesday, Apra 8. FDINBUROM, Wednesday, April IA. And eareseding W Oabla pimp, lb, band II goinesa=ng to the Deem isairsca. Forward poesage, sabots, boluding all provisions osoluM. Preengers Ice Canada. ths United Btatie, and British Oilawida, booked through on very advaatedeons tereta —For Deem pertioslan spar" to WILLIAM INMAN, la. Wateratrott. Ibeepool ; or to RIMS and MACIT. el, Las Williannelmt. pathuPps, GRAVES, and PHELLIPPS demetelt CAe undermentioned *,-der. Memnon: lot ROTTERDAM and the RHINR, tbe TIATATIRR. *Mg re ErbLeh and Pot Aro Steam Whirr, Wapping. ever? Iliabdiv, M 11 a.m. Farm: A 2 M. Al 10a, and Ma ed. Return Mete* • tare end a hag ; the PYRNOORD. Thursitsp morning seep, MGMnoreg the Tower. tAL 111M101, the SC are HWALM!. CONDOR, or WOWI. Mier MEW req. Mandel, Mom ifornekdown, et 11 are. ; eLill M 11•1111/11111 Pile to receive psalm et noon. Park : tg 411. Ind Me. Par aoruzzrainto, the LONDON. April let, from Homely gown. Perm &I fa. Al D., end Al. ter 00PRNBAGEN, the RENNET, March tO, from Alder man's ller. Tare, LS L. Tar 110.. W. MC., 1971 Chapttn's Ihnvereal Ogee, R. se to PIMILLPPS. GRAVER, and PIIILLI.PPu, 1 11 1. 411 = e laire., LC. - CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LITZ IedBUZANCII locum 11, ST. JANTSIS-AQIYARIL LONDON, 119291BLUMND INK Financial reunite of the Boolety's operations. me Annual income exceeds Amitrance Pend sat ly invested to over ttentLooo New Annual Premiums for the hut year Z 10,017 Benue added to Policies at the last Division Z276017' Total Claims by death paid 11,781.779 ' The following ere among the diatinetive faith, ea of the So- Cloth . Cann Sysent—on Policies for the whole of life, one halt of the Annual Premiums during the fret Gm years may remain on credit, and may either continue aa a debt on the Policy, or los paid off at any Urns. LOW RATIO OP PliBrUN FOR YOUNG WM, with early par* • etthtion in Peseta Imo** Li. ms may h., nand at Presidium proportioned to Ur Masao* risk. PROMPT Setwurairr op CLAllo9.—(.'Lima paid thirty days atter prod ad death Tel ACCOUNTS Asti BALANCII BRUM are at all times open to the Inspeetton of the *sired, or of roosing to assure. Tables sif Ram and Tones of Propo person sal c a n b e obtained tram sty of the theletyl ANIMA , . or 0 2 ODOM' CU/CLIFFS, Actuary and Secretary. 111, Pt. lameth-equare, Lone* LW. The Itenrolonary Bonus atthe tfulmluennisl *dot* tg =42lpea Cent., and the CAM Bonus 28 per Cost., en the us d as paid is the 3 years. The nest Division of Pronto win take piste *Janson. UN. CLUTION.—To BANICERS,J3ILLBROICICES, and Others. Whams MIL of Exchange Promiosory Rotes lave bees and May be put Min circulation by Mr. ARAM Peeress, purpset- Ng to be accepted or made by Meson " Lloyd, of and il" or " t he Madeley Coal and Iron Company' of Matieley, ta/ordehise. And whereas the PARTNERSHIP between Mews. LLOYDS and Mr. DA NIEL ?LARSON has been duly DISSOLVED, and an kajtmction has been granted by the Courted Chancery to restrain the sold Daniel Pearson from drawing, accepting, endorsing, giving, or nein Mating any Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note fa the name of the MA I,ELEY COAL and IRON OOMPANY, or in the name of LLOYD, PEARNON, and LLOYDS. or to any other name whereby the Masan Lloyds aught be rendered liable. All persons are therefore cootioned whist deaths; with any 'soh Bills of Ruhange or Promissory Noies and It is requested lOW information of any attempta to nepotists the gm, be 111113Dadiately given to Mesas. It. and S. MULLYNS, walleiters, No. 7, Poetry, oadcm, LC. Leaden. 'trek 18, 18ft ALNEVER FAILING REMEDY.] Dr. scams 1311.101711 and LTV MIA, prepared with ewe gay Herewith! bogrotheet. from the redp of Dr. doeit, will be towed tawkaleb to WI who suffer from Wtoes sad liver plebe* indigestion, wind, smuts, giddiness, dizziness of the •Fla, tn. For habitual eitstlrenees, sea tawny aperient wernstag. sad 84 • partner of the blood. they are truly excellent ; Siold IS air opwatloa and grateful to the stoniseh they create=s„ IFlemote digestion, and strengthen ths whole peeress SOHby W. thiehera a, [tag Willlaw.h., Chwing-wow, sad he shod hi home, la lib mei ta 61. Do we to ea for LW. Smarr and liver Tills. The wrowlse are a swan pew where with ..oroionre rweetwre et we the MOM.. WILE IN VIGO RATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. A- The most attend amilly prepared sad awn powertil natal law tordial ever introduced melons to their normal 000dition eit the semetions, so the integrity al which perfect health de pend& It is a sped& for dy-pepets, narrowness, and debility dends& Dr. Mown, isialyst WOW ettelytleal saltary com Waits of the " Latest. stales Swing 'art' swathe servine essence. I am of in4olos that it is •oombinatio wall asieulatod, Iron its containing. among other ingreakets. gore. and thewelset• or soda, to pram somiesahls to the nor vale, the 4/epeette sod the debilitated.' —Tries et. Per fie four quantities in one ler Ils. hots WOW igersl_" orlon sa4 Co., no, Chlard-drest. sed 114 ,__., street, LC., Leyden. E. MOSES sod SON, Headyduads and Bespoke Takes, Habit Makers, Woolley Propose Hatters, Hosiers, Bosh sad Oboe Laken, and General asuman. tondos Houses: City leletliahmeak 168,167,Minories 85, fe, tn. kk, 88, B. Aldanie. Osfordetreel Breech, lOC 507, 506, New (eked-street ; 1,4, S, Hartetreet. Tottenham-court-road Branch, 127.118, Tottenbseroourt-road 1119, Kutos-rold. Country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford. Yorkshire. List of Prison, with rules for seltmeasurersent, patterns, ' fashion card, and our pamphlet, " Goulp on Drees," grails and poet Dee. RICHARD VALPB PlagelL Moore place, Kennington-road, to gummier April 14, at 11. Jot( Brilarszt, Saville-place, Mlle-end.roed, greengrocer,Apra 14, at 11. WILLIAM WALTIR GAIWAgo, New Wellington-greet, Holloway, land marreyor, April 14, at it. Joel GRAVID, DuL,Chebtield, Kent, labourer, April 14, at 11. Dunce DAVID Warm Newport-street, Mlle-end, provision dealer, April 14, at It. RICHARD Pgarsox, Ilighatreet, Notting-WU, staff merchant April 14, at 11. Glolag BMll.lllrt Ylctoria-iron, Yietaria-park, cabinet maker, April 14, at 12. Joel PlLKMarrolli and DAUM. PILIMOrmi, Feneburehatreet, City, and Liverpool, ship brok- rs, April 11, at 12. WILLIAM KURT Paggrox, Lambeth-walk, hosier, April 14. at 11. Hari raga, Blackmore, Zeal, carpenter, April 14, at 12. JAIVII Parse, King's Head-inn, Southwark, dealer in hops, Aped 13, at 24. Tawas liowAan Loral% Marlborough-road, Old Kent-road, and DevOtialdrevaqaara, City, merchant, April 16, at 11. Bonin Corset Dicglasog, North Au tiey-s t , April 16, at 11. Onuang 81T1101.141, Bomford, Kean, pig dealer, April 13, at 16 WILLIAM!Won, Hug, Wenlockatreet, City-road, law clerk, April 16, at 11. Jog( /Won, Robin:boo:Wane, Poplar, baker, April 16, at 12. WILLIAM II Mar Juan, Warren-street and 13'0ton-road, builder, April 10. at 11. WILLIAM Jogarg WARING, Yustatreet, Chelsea, glass cutter, April IS, at IL JAM(. Vara!, South Motion street. Ozfordatreet, and Cullum street, City, ccamisaloo agent. April 14, at 2. WILLIAN Itstoino, Hammersmith, ecoclunaker. Apra 13, at 11. NATRANtaI, MAIIIJIT, High-slyest Huston, grocer, April 8, at 1. Maar ligtilitlT Cmitiligi, lizeWrareet, Waelsea, cheese /mill 8. at 1. JOTt o al i ZMSJAogiox, Si. ILary.street, Whitechapel.road, beer retailer, April 14, at 2. Haalti FRArielli MAIITTN, Bromleywtreet, Stepney, sad Ball. way.place, renChurchotreet, tobaccoaHt. April 13, at lA. Joule Barra, Kinsidand-road, tailor, April IS, at 1. lilcliAlD W RITMO BURTON, heclestonatreet South, Pimlico, auctioneer, April 12, at 1. Shale 11AVI7UOM, Beth-street, Stepney, journeyman brazier, April it at It Jana Haien Wargo., Norwich, tailor, April 13, at 11. .10011 WARD, Frederick-street., Cornwall-road, foreman toe con . tractor, April 13, at IL Prrza Lanais, Neangton-crescent,lslincton, baker, Ap It at 12. Joni Bauman Lallii, Ilarringion-street, Hampstead-road, g master . April 117! i tatilucit, thrtoingitui " , scrap iron dealer, April 15, at 12. RICHARD Mogrits, Birmingham, wire maul , April 13, at 12, J Litis Susw.iut Mawr, Medley, lierefordthire, farmer, April 18, at It /MUM HALL, Hanley, Staffordsh , stab ica, April 15, at It Tmogas WILL/ka GARDIER. Birmingham, commisalon agent, April 10, at 12 RICHARD Samoa, New Sleford, Lincolnshire, licensed vic leader, April 14, at 12. Jai= 1201111110011, Nottingham, bay deiler, Apra 14, at 11. ROBIRT BrAILIT KAY. Derby, brush amour, April 14, at IL , Samoa Vowing Gwrica, Bristol, broker. April 8, at 11. Jong PlitLimit, Bt. Michael. Cirmilu. Brecouthlre, farmer. April 8, at 11. Salton IIiCM TaIGIODT, Bitten, Gloucestershire, farmer, April 6, at 11, JANIS trATZI, Chtppenham, Wilts, tailor, April 8, et 11. Joan tirgrassa, Carmarthen, grocer, April 8, et It. JOSEPH DAL, Bri igwater, hay dvaler, Aprll 10, at 12. 1.0111.81 000Linibtill011011, idrest Grimsby, Yoriudthe, smack owner, April la at It Ountog Bugs, Kinptonmpon-Hull, private uyium keeper, April 16, at 12. WILLIAM 801CLisIntand DAM SII7CIII/1, Todmorden, cotton tuanntaetnrers, April 13, at 11. EDWARD Ligagg, New Wortley, Yorkshire. cloth Manufacturer. April 13, at 11. NEMAX PRoCTIR, jun., Headingley and Meanwood, Yorkshire, stow merchant. Rpril Li. at 11. WILLIAM BMWS, Whitby, mailer roginer, April 10, at 11. JAM= Gold, Liverpool, Ileaused victuAl ler, April 10, at 11. EDWARD Ceuta!, Liverpool, powolou cosier, April 9, at 11. J WI oe(LWiToL LIAM cza J uyo rnizz, Li Ta verpow oß. l, lloo brok m o , r aa A a pn l 010 10 8 , 0 a a t clla.ana, Hal ford, maibutats, April 15, at 11. Jowl boons( lll7lllliltaTS. Manchester, tobaarciast, April 14, at M. WILLIAM MAIRSOX. Hindley, Lancub., brick maker,Ap.l7,at 11. 1 Joan WILLIS, Newcastle-upon- lyne, miller, April 14, at IL JOSILFS CATTERIPON. Weal Hartlepool, publican, April LS at 12. Juan lianltT TOIRPTAM, Birmingham. tailor, April IS, at 10. Joint Wrastarria, Birlitinghan, pros Won dealer, April Li, at 10. Musa Parreisain 10118, Aston Mawr, Warwickshire, painter, April 13, at 10. Janis Vaasa., Liverpool, muter mariner, April 13, at 3. itraiim FAIT HAMS, Liverpool, master porter, A di 13. at 3. Masai INKILL taxamti, imerpool, assistant to a marine store dealer, April 14, at 3. Hogg= Surma. Salford, grocer. April 11 . at 9 6 Gaoling WILLIAM Mogrutaz, Manchester, numager In a logwood mW, April 11, ii W. .7011/1 ammo., Nottingham, fishmonger, April tl, at 11. HURT ancursonaa, Swindon, Wilts, grocer, April 11, at 10. WILLIAM Wn.imas, Llauvrecitra, Monmouthshire, ironmonger, April 11. at 10. WILLIAM Waits. Old Swindon, Wilts,thnher dealer, Ap.ll,at 10. CHARIZE RICHINS, Hightiorth, Wilts, publican, April 11, at 10. 1 I WILLIAM (VOTER, Dodiey, boot maker, April., at 11. I Wlm Kamma, Kendal. Westmoreland, hairdresser, Apt, at 11. u LLLAII TATLORW UWE, WeatilartleponLgTeseemaker,Ap.Mill. 1 JOAN WZITZERAD, Sib..., itunts., carter, April la at IL I CaLMTOPIIIII Lamaist Newcastie-upuo.l yue, draper, May . I 1, at 10. WrittANSOKIIIMILLI, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cork cutter, May H 2, at 10. WILLIAM POLLARD, Sandwich. Kent, plumber, April S. at 11 GALT Rtsnotn RAILWAY.-A meeting of the , wr o til o ° : . lf An2 BIUW MI". l'i.l. lii.u.Dturii Kent, baker, hoiden of "A" stock is the Great Beaten Railway (formerly Bateau. 12111? EMILY MORE; Newest, Gloucestershire. Rooters Union shareholders) was held yesterday at Medley 'a farmer, April 7, at I. How, g r . Cobbold, M. P., is the c ha ir ,at which the fol. ' lose lIUNTZI, Shetlield, brewer's traveller, April 15, at 2. lowing ruolation, moved by Mr. Lake, seconded br Colonel Nswron Maar, Metherinewm, Lincoinsh, chemist, April ft at 11. t Moira 11googs, Kilenbridge, Kent, miller, April 9, at IL • Wilkinson, was, after some dimension, adopted :- " Tim ' JAarn 111201 HILL, Barnagy-irs:Weld, lincolosars, coal our the committee appoiated by the &eters Usion shareholders chant, Apr il 1 g . ., 11. for liquidation the affairs of the &atom., t inier ; Rail w ay ', Jona ems, Warn, Staffordshire, hatcher, Apr il 13, at 12. Company t • authorised to prostrate Me pro...Wogs Com- ' TratA3 Lawson, Wheaton Aston, Staffordshire, Innkeeper, mewed against the Great Rasters Railway Ossosay for the ' I April 13, at It protection or promaleo of the interests of the Great Hest. / 0 8 1 Firrereee• WelmtherePetel, tailor. April 1% et IL “ n ti, r a h ara b a i dia% with a aim a obtaining a fi a d J w nsz na n ui lan Il pt az usw iss ons tmer, Demo, Gtoometersittre,Woireat areptmavictuaner,Aprll 111.1t 11 mserr West seitleumat of all ontateading differentia, and that. in the labourer, March 17. . 0111. ' opiaien of this meeting, should be out of the volt. . A si an, wee!, New Accrington. piaster s , Ap r il 14. a t It S an waled profits of the Pastern Calm y, reserved by WILLIAM MUTE, Stourbridge. hosier, April BD, at 10. that company foe con • tisk t anis is the eat- . trauma DOER, Wirksworth, bsetwahlre, Agra 114 at li -1 Jimie, Its alien other pentane •BY rimetes, Huntspill, lionienistalt, wheelwright, Apra It at p. TROLIBERB.--Bpeoial attention in called to the 1111 W SPRING GOODS, and gentlemen who do not mind fib pets Mr a good r l that rus set be oLtcreouna ed. it nean depend on dhrl~l and HAMILTON and KIMPTONN, TAILORS, MR Wand (oppealta &Mar Hall). QPROTACLP3, improved by HARRIS and eow, wfu ems certainly preserve the sight. Better usenet be made. &eel, with crystels or pebbles, lie.: steel. with es. tons. Gold sad Silver Spectacles sad lye-01mm e sm enett misty, et equally low prices. Harris's Primped Glass, lte. end poet tree. THOS. HARRIS and lON, Opticiana to the loyal Badly, opposite the Britt* Mumma Gates, London. &Militated 1711. CSMIOII.—No travellers employed. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLB.—The greatest and nom =gal limeades of the day, AQUA AMARELLA.— Messrs. JOHN Gomm. slut Co., Three King-court, Lombard. Ifirent. Pewhtnberg to her Hafraty, respectfully offer to the pubis(' this truly marvellous fluid, which grsdually restores the human heir to Its pristine hue—no wetter at what age. The Aqua Amish' has none of the properties of dyes; 11, on the contrary. Is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once restored ow application per month will keep it in perfect colour. Price owe views par NAY. I IMMEL'S IfOVELTIEB for the SEASON. .R. 19 The ALICLANDR.A., PRINCE of WALES, and ROYAL BRIDAL BOUQURT, In ed. each. The Csanolette Fan, delight fully perfumed, from 91. ad. specimen by pest for 60 stamp& The Turklshecented Charm, an elegant golden ornament for the Irak h chain. Is.. by post for IS stamps.-11. ILIYIIEL, Per fumer. 96, strand. sal 64, ComhUL WHITS and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to tenons' Attraction. mad to health and longevity by Pe L DINTIFRIC mastication of Mod. 'LOWLANDS ODOlt TO, or IA compounded of Oriental togredients, to of Inestimable valve he pewrvlq sad beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and In ring a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar front the teeth, removes spots of Incipient decay, sad poliabes and preserees the enameL to which it impute a pearl-like whitenesa. Its Invaluable pro pertiee have °Maned tb patrow• of royalty and the &taw cracy of ibarope, and It Is universally In high repute. Price Dos, Bold at M. liatton mien, and by Chemists and Pattasaeu . Ask for Rowlands' Odowto.' ASTHMA' SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON CHI/1N lIETRALOIA. infallibly relieved and cured by the 11:5PICII CICIARIPTES (Pectoral Fumigators ) . The smoke. beim tailored. penetrates into the chest, calla' the whole nery OM system, facilitates expectoratton, and mists the functions of the important organs et reepiratio—T. Ugric, Itus d'Anister laue, Paris. Price ea ed. a box. aiold to London by U. Mesabi, layearket. - - /NOUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON .J BIIMPTION are IPPECTUALLY CURED by MUTING'S COUGH IIYLNNOSS. Statl•tlee show that 50,000 persons anus. WV tall victims to pulmonary disorders, Maudlin consumption, diseases of the chest. and the resitratory organs. P. motion Is at intim, better than cure : be, therefore, prepared during the wet and wintry season with a supply of Keetlog's Cough for serge., which peewee the virtue of averting at well en of curing ■ Cough or Cold they are good alike for the young or for the awed: they soothe bronchial Ontation, and for improving the voice, the Pn acher, Statesman, Singer, and Ardor have long patronised them.—Prepared and sold In boom Is. ltd.. and tins, 2s. 9d., ea. &L, and lus. 6.1. each, by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, de., 79, St. Pees Churchyard, London. Retail by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Vendors in the world. DIIINEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, during twenty.dm years, emphatically sun. dossed by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, as the best remedy for acidity of the stomach, boartivara, headache, gout, and indignation, and as a mild ape Tient for delicate eonsittutsons, mare especially for ladles and children. It is prepared, la a state of preset parity and of uniform iitreadth, by DINNIIIIOII.D and Co.. In. Now Bond street, London; and said by all respectable chemists through out the world. 11 FL it ICORD'I3 ESSENCE of LIFE 17 restores nunhood to the least shattered coralltations 10 t,nr weeks. Failure u Impossible Its effects are potaarent. Me usffsaltatios acessary.—dold to cease with fall Instructions, at 111., or hoer quantities for 53., sent anywhere, racifelly peeked as receipt, of reesotteere or stampe—hoto aaea4, YRI)['.T awl Co.. Strand. soar Teeerdwher- April lie D. J. Row New Londe's-street, Fenenere...--. export coal merehant-April 23. B.H.WAson, Tottenham court-road, mantle dealer-April 24. J. Bock, Brighton, printer -Apr il 16. A. Cart, Portabelksroad, Nuttlog.llll, bootmaker - April 24. T. F. Easterbrook, Grosvenor-road, Si. John's-wood, , and York-road, Lambeth, grocer-April 24. J. a Birettas, WWI bereoghetreet, 1•1= Ot • life aremanoe seekekr--' April 23. J. lawn, Prorldw , Phoildinp. New K assistant to a Deenhop keeper-April' St. G. Borchelt,.. le a worth, Deibier-Ap4l EL H. Lob, Old Breedatreea, City, debt. tact-April M. J. J. Boyce, Dower Queen streeL_Botherbialre, grocer-April 23. K. W. Smith, Bow, clerk to an o il merchant- April M. H. Pass, ligeleglerrace, Wandsworth-road, dentist- April 23. H. Tyler, Canal-place Old Kent-road, carpenter- April 23. 14 A. O. Saidlnary, filbson.ageare, 1 1 11► ni merchant-April R= B. Sewell, ihrefflems, Norfolk, situfne7 T. PsoUng and J. Panting_ Commercial-road, I carmen-April M. J. Thomas, Upper Eenthwicatett sad Lentielb-wellt ieltarssapril 20. 11. W Philponlatri, Cite, shiphrolier April FL J.. Patting High streak Poplar, master mariner-April V. R. Brame, Oran place, proeyor-Ap. il M eyelid, New Bridgeese, shipowner-April tt W. Walt& Broadley-teases. !Bail fordegoare, ...rocking DB tier -April 27. A. Flonernsan, Herellord. b haler-April 29. It. P. Watt* Grange.stroet, Hortok ear.' peater-AEll 19. W. Rickman, Hammersmith, gmegrowr -1- Xo , :le, Devonshire-terrace, Kingdaed, commer trave r -Ap 23. J. S. Smith, Canal-bridge, Old HAP. i!oad, stoomnallos--April Si. C. 'amp, Woolwich. baser-Apil 17. G. Wells, Hadlsigh, Suffolk, innkeeper-April 2 1 1. I. IL Webster, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea, commission agent-April W. D. Partridge, Caroingtosetreet, Hampstead-road, Papaw to an epholaterer-April 23. G. S. Webb, Utile Ghapelatrpts Sob.., liemined victualler-April 27. M. Nunn, Regeutetreekohild bed linen warehouseman-April 27. B. Brown, yen., BrldgeUrescent, Kilburn, builder-April 27. A. Boxed, Thoomenreet, Borough, oil purer-April 27. J. Checkley, Inez-street. Islington, corn tols.lon agent-April 27. J. King. Undgeld, Su , set, - Millder - April V. G. Barnes, autism, lime burner-April IL G. Richard son, HIMODRWORL 11 twousrodd, grocer-April M. W. Probert, Castle.street, Leicester-square, coffee-house keeper -April 29. B. G. Winterbome and 1. Rawls*, Abingdon, Babhire, and Oxfordshire, bolder. -Am-11 U. J. Ballard. Deal, manu facturer of the patent corrugated iron and zinc worker-April 29. IL Wilton, John's-terrace. Camberwell, Journeyman carpel, ter -April 29. J. Plummer. New-street. Broculden-road. Pork butcher-May 6. R. WOOADAM. Westbury, Shropshire,. farmer- May & E. Booth, Shiffnal, Shropshire, maltster -April 28. J. Yipped, ilarlbmough, Wiltshire. late ettPenmer of excise- April M. E. William'. Llanthee, Breconshile, cattle salesman- April 21. S. Dodgoon and J. Dodgem, Mcid-green, Yorkshire, manufacturing chemists-April It. A. D. Lacy, Hanby, Yorkshire -April 21. S. Ward, Wakefield, fish dealer-April 16. R. Harem, Pdt dield. table knife roworfacterar-April M. J. Crossley, Bury, Lancashire, licensed victualler April 21. E. Helm. Manchester, yarn agent-April 14. J. Johnson, Manchester, corn factor-April U. T. Edwards, Manchester, p.rovisfon dealer-April iO. J. Wool. stencroft. Warrington, Lancashire, hairdresser, and Poulton carn.Fearobeed, lancaaidro, farmer-April 90. J. Derbrshire, Lower Damen, innkeeper-April IL 0. Coder and J. Mines, Bolton.le-Moore, manufacturing chemists-April 24. J. Baines, Yorkshire, shoemaker-April It. A. Lee, York, painter -April it J. Devonald. Pembroke Dock Pembrokeshar-April 17. J. Eckenley, Keisley Moor, Lancashire, beerseiler-Ifity IL W. Howson, Durham, blacksmith -April M. T. Smith, Wilton park, Durham, labourer-April M. C. G. flower& Leicester, gunmaker-April IL J. Wood, Newesstle.upon-Tyne, wharf. ingeYs clerk-April 21, J. Morris, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, mac. Hoover's aseistant -May 6. W. Short, Coningiby, Lincoloshire. I urnhar-AcS rki . W. Roes, Swansea, 0 brewer's traveller- 7. S. Dunwell, Duman, n?4 ° Th i rd h l i a potter ies) 7. N. B. n, Sheffield. cabinet pas maker-April 6. J. Watts, Wastoneuper. Mare, fle , erman-Aprd 13. B. Inveridge, Redbrook, Ofouce.tershire, Ile rased victualer-May 13. C. Nash, Hereford, innkeeper-April 17. E. Powell. Hereford. fishmonger -April 7. te. Popple, Aldershot. Hampshire, brotanaker-April T. J. Finch, Fricaley, Surrey. licensed victualler-April 7. J. Lee, Farnham, Surrey, licensed victualler-API 2.1. T. Mellows, Leicester, farm bailiff -April 2f. J. Mews_ Riddelph. Rtafford. shire, Wiser-May 9. ft L. ?ethertet, Botilead 14Wrtier. Devonshire, wheelwright-Bay lb. H. Gray. Braintree. Fawn, hatcher-May 6 J. D. Forrester, Chatham, horse dealer-Al:du 16. B. Coale, Swindon, Wiltshire, tailor-April 15. J. Williams, New fissiodon, Wiltshire, greengrocer-April 16. Margaret SURD gen, Banbury, Oxfordshire, ataym dter-April 17. D. Whitchonak Ashbouroe, Derbyshire, brick maker-April EL J. IL Nivea, Brymbo, Denbighshire, lime work manager-April 13. W. Jones, Abergele, Denbenlitre, publican-April 2L R. Morgan. %PDF Pembrokeshire. farmer-April 9. O. En/Pt, Worthing, Same; airetioneer -April Mediate. Natifeghani, We manufacturer. BANKRUPTCIES ANN CLUED. March is. wriuut DATIVE. Metal, boot matrufeettmer. March 9, Mlles ft.excis Annum', Liverpool, attorney. JOINT STOCK COMPANID2 ACTS. CUMBIBLAND HLACE LEAD MINI °DWAIN (LUII/TWU. April 13, at 121, at Bad D hidlaireet-to OF mettle 114 of Patribatorits. 7TONS DIVIDENDS. ALPRID HALL Blown, Norwich, haberdasher-Est dividend of 2.. 6d, any Thursday, at Stansfeld'a, Beenghalletreet. Iffrirsim Conlin Deems, Gravesend, deeper-Bat dividend of 3a. 644, any Thursday, at SW:Weld's, }Waugh. letreet. Dingle Lotinl Cogent Woottonander-Edge, clerk in holy ordsp-14 die' deed of 7d., soy Wedneeib.y. at Miller's, itri-to/ WILLIAM PIREIRS. Haverford west. traMseller-lst dividend of 3s. 7d, any Wednesday, at Miller's, Bristol. Baron HAMMOND. Leeds, flan spinner-3rd dividend of 12d., and Ist and Ind dividend of 4n lid. on new proofs, any Tues day, at Carrick's. Ueda WILLIAM HARRHUNI and JOHN HARRISON, Leeds, scribbling dividend of le. ad.. any Tuesday, at Carrick's, Leeds. DIVIDEND& Aprfl H. T. F. Graham and R. Graham, Stemless City, manufacturers of Iron and steel—April le. J. J. Brown and J. Briegsmeparate estates), Monk wearruonth. Darham, shipbuilder, —April ...O. J. Whitehead. Seai Magna, Yorkshire, innkee per —April 10. W. Selby, M. Iton M nd ow bray, tallor—Aprd 22. W. D. Hoed. Rye, Sua•es, shipbuilder—April O. James Hamer and John Hamer, Baton-le-Moon, Lanca.hire, Sour deal. , r•—A ril TS. James Hamer (esperate estate), Bollonkslifoors, lancaklre, Sour dealer. PARTHIRSHIPS DINSOLYID. W. Coley and J. B. Nicholls, Birmingham, wholesale stationers —B. James, S. W. James, awl H. James. Truro, Cornwall, corn factors so far as regards S James—F F. Newton and W. Cart wright, Manchester, rope makers—T. Binh and R. Dickon, Liver pool, tea merchants—H. R. Stevenson and R. Stevenson, Is.. Andrenishill, Hoar:ire-common., bookbinders—J. Cowper and W. H. Marsden, H ghtown, and Huddrrstield, cotton spinners— T. Weatherbertil and W. Lister. Leeds, maltsters—A. Walton awl M. Walton, Alston, Curnberlan 1, wine merchants—lL Swithen. bank and J. G. Crompton, commission agents-J. Dent and M. Meyerbehn, Manchester, general agents-li. Fatherly, Surrey square. Old Kent-road, and F. Rldridge. Rotherhalie street, Rotherhlthe, licensed rictua'lere—T. M. Waite and T. Howard, Newoutle.upon-Tyne, builders, and Walker, near Newcastle upon-Tyne, brick manufacturers—T. Holroyd and J. G. Holm& Halite; Yorkshire, ale deafen—J. Cornersall and T. Goma. sail, Dewsbury. Yorkshire, timber merchants— R. C. May and W. Pole, Great Georrsiereet, Westminster. civil engineers—E. Jon.. D. Brown, and W. Brows, Smethwiek, iron mumfacterers en far as regards K. Jonis—J. C. Friend and D. Friend (executory of 1). Friend; and T. H. Friend, Brighton, leather mitten—J. Mews an' J. Langton, Qinen'swharf, Rotberhithe. and Green wich. Umber mere) ants—Bß. Pester and J. Prout, Lombard. street. hairdressers—J. Jameson and S. illasiand. Old Change, KC., ermoniuloe agents—C. J. Nasmyth and C. Macdonald, Great St. Helen's, City, and Bombay, Bast Indies, merchants — W. Barkley, T. Stain , and R. Pace, Sunderland, ship builders, so far as regards Shaw, T. K. Shaw. and J. Fry. Shattrhae and HallkOW. China, so far an regards J. Fry-11. k. Prates and R. Matthews, Birmingham, inenufactaring perfumers —W. S. Lorrain, G. M. Sandilands, and I. Battery, Penang and Singapore. SCOTCH RIQIYESTRATIONS. NUL CAXPSZLI, (Rogow, hotel keeper, April 2, at the Faculty lien, Glasgow. WILLIAM Row Edinburgh, flealta-, April 2. at Doweas and Lynne Rooms, Edinburgh. 00,ortoe STIPIIIM. inn., 061 3feldrum, wood merchant, April 6, at Dough: Hotel, Aberdeen . JANI:s ItingAr 111:7113000, FAlnbitrgh, merchant, March 311, at Dowell, and Lyon's Rooms, FAtinburnti. ROBE!? MEDDLRT'N. Edinburßh, wire fence manufacturer, March 31, at Dowel's and Lynn's Rooms, Edinburgh. 201111 Unlitheow, merchant, April 3, at the Star and _ Outer Hotel, Laullthkorr. JAM* klAxiisos, Dunfermline, brewer, April 4, at Milue'■ Motel, Dunfermline. JAW= RAMA FaUuburgh, end New °enwrap, Kirkcudbright shire, hotel keeper, April 4, M Smith and Phllpot's Zooms, Edinburgh. DAVID CAtams, 7et.alt. Wlgtownshire, =eon, April 4, at the George Hotel, Stratirser. REPRRSRMTATION OF TRW/OIL—A vacancy has taken plaits in the representation of the borough of Thet ford, Norfolk, the Earl of Easton, owe of the present mem bers, having become Duke of Graftem. The borough, one of the smallest in England, contains only 221 electors, most of whom are under the direct influence of the Grafton family. It retort's two members to the House of Com mies. being thus placed on an equality with Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and other populous towns in the country. No candidate had come forward up to lest evenly,. DoWNINO-eras?, MARCH 25.—The Queen has been pleased to reduce the limits of the bishopric of Sydney, in the colony of New South Wales. eat to erect a portion of the mid bishopric into a new see, to be called the Bishopric of Goulburo. Her Majesty has further bees pleased to ap point the Rev. Memo Thomas, D.D., to be ordained and oonaecrated bishop of the said Nee of Grfoulburo.—Gareete. 1 Dowarso-sreser, Moami 26 —The Queen has been pleased to appoint Thomas Henry Giddy, Bag., to be Muter of the Supreme Court; George Browalow, Eeq., to i be secretary to government and auditor ; John Heory Bryent, Eaq., to be surveyor.genend ; and Stephen TrilL Esq., to be colonial engineer, for the territories of British Keilearia. —Gauge. WAR-OTFICL, MARCH 10.—The Queen has been pleased to give orders for the appointment of the Right Honourable Viscount Sydney , Lord Chamberlain of her Majesty's household, to be ea Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the FiretClane, or Halghta Greed Cross of the . Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; and of Colonel Thomas Myddeltee Biddulph, Matter of her Majesty's household, to be en Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the Second • Clare or Linable Commode's. d the said Most Honour. able rder.—Oesette. HOME CIRCUIT.—Lawns, ]Lace 27. (Before the Lord Chief Justice.) IirfIAORDIWAIIT CHAIM! 07 ATITYPTZD innwn. Site Richardson, 18. a good-looking young woman, was charged with feloniously attempting to administer a large quantity of deadly poison, called corrosive sublimate, to William Halstead, with intent to murder him, or to mom him grievoas bodily injury. There was a second indictment against the prisoner, charging her with a similar offence upon Martha Halstead. Mr. Roswell oonduefed the prootoutiou. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Barrow. The circumstances under which this Amp was preferred against the prisoner were of a very extraordinary character. It appeared that the prosecutor, who is an indopeacient gee tleman, lived with his mother, who was the prossratrix in the second indictment, at New Fishbourne, neer, Chichester, and the prisoner was in their employment as domestic fer vent, the household being composed of these three piteous only. A short time before the transaction took place that was the subject of inquiry, it seemed that Mrs. Halstead had cornplaused to the prisoner of soldiers cowing to the house to visit her, and she had given her warning to leave ; but the prisoner appeared perfectly willing to do so, and there bad sot been the least angry feeling apparently enter tained on her part although the dismissal appeared to be the only motive that could be assigned for the commission of the diabolical act imputed to her. The alleged offence was represented to have been committed on the 111th of Fe bruary ; and it appeared that on that day Mr. Halstead and his mother sat down to dinner at the usual hour, about two o'clock, and the primmer brought up some beer, of which one barrel only was on tap in the house, in a jug. Mr. Halstead poured out some of the beer is a gloss, sad he observed that it was of a very peculiar coheir, and that there was a peat deal of froth. He placed it to his mouth and drank a very entail quantity, not more than half a tea-spoonful, end he Immediately felt a burning sensatioa in the mouth pod throat ; and suspecting that something had been placed in the beer, he went down into the kitchen, where the prisoner was having her dinner, and asked her if she had put any thing into the beer that she had taken up for the denier, sad she replied that she had not put anything into it. He then asked her if she had any vitriol or any poison in the house, and the reply she made was, " Why should I poison you? We hews never had any quarrel." The prosecutor then took a portion of the leer that was in the jug to Mr. Reynolds, a chemist at Chichester, and he m& a cursory examination of it, the result of which was to induce him to come to the conclusion that it contained corrosive sublimate or acetate of lead. The prosecutor re. turned home, and it appeared that be eeff4red from diarrhea arid a burning mutation in the mouth sod throat until 11 o'clock at night ; and his mother, who had taken even a smaller quantity of the beer than himself, also inf. fared for several home from the atone symptoms. It seemed that although the prosecutor felreerterin that some poisonous ingredient had been placed in the bear, he could not bring I himself to believe that it had been wilfully placed there by the primmer, and he was at first unwilling to prefer any charge against her, and contented himself with discharging the prisoner from hie service. The county police had, how ever, received information during the interval of what had occurred, and oo the Sed of March a constable belonging to that force went to the residence of the prosecutor, and in the privy that was appropriated to the servaista he found a bottle labelled, "Lotion—poieon r and it turned out that this bottle had contained • preparation of corrosive sublimate. The prosecutor and his mother proved that they knew nothing about the bottle, and the ease me the pert of the prosecution was that no OW but the prisoner could have placed it where it was found. Upon the disco very being made, • portico f the beer in the jug, which had been carefully placed aside by the prosecutor, was sent up to Ur. Letheby, who made an analysis, the result of which was to show that it 000 Mined a van large quality of corrosive nib- Hoists, sufficient in hie opinion to have mooed the death of many persons. The prisoner was then taken into custody, but she seemed to have all along declared her entire inno cence of the crime of which she was accused, and there was so evidence to show that she had the slightest malice either against the prosecutor or his mother, both of whom Meted that they considered her to be a good tempered well behaved girl, and that the only com plaint they had ever made of her conduct was, that occa sionally some soldiers from Chichester used to come to see her, and that they objected to this proceeding. In the course of the MOO th e coestable Jordan, who had taw up the ioquiry, was questioned es to the parties from whom he had received the information which led him to interfere, and he at first refused to answer the question. stating that he did sob the orders of his superior officer; but upon the Lord Chief Justice telling him that he must answer the question. he said that he first received the information that something had happened at the prosecutor's from two little girls who lived is the neighbourhood. The defence was, that the evidence had failed altogether to establish either that the prisoner placed the poisonous ingredient in the beer, or that she bad any intention to Injure the prosecutor or his mother ; and it was urged that, on the contrary, there was an entire absence of any evidence that would justify the jury in corning to either of these conclusions. The jury were also reminded that there was nothing to show that the prisoner had ever had such an article as corrosive sublimate in her possession,, and that the bottle might very easily have been thrown n the piese where it wee found by some other person. The Lord Chief Justice, in summing up, said it appeared to him that if the persons who had originally gives the information to the policeman had been brought forward as witness, they might have given evidence that would have been very important. He then observed that then was certainly an entire absence of motive on the part of the prisoner for the commission of such a crime ; and with regard to the bottle containing the poison, it was rather remarkable circumstance, that as this bottle had evidently been furnished from • chemist's shop, by the label, to some person who required the contents as a !oboe, then was no evidence that the prisoner had any ailment that required such a remedy. The jury returned • verdict of Net Chitty. The other iudiAnient was abandoned, and the prisoner was ordered to be discharged. Francois I/into/ford, 33, • Frenchman, described as a sailor, was charged with feloniously wounding Mr. John Sanders, the governor of the county gaol at Lewes, with intent to murder him. Mr. Ramon prosecuted. The prisoner, ia the fiat in stance. elected to be tried by a mired jury composed of Englishmen and foreigners, but as there was • difficulty in obtaining • sufficient number of the latter, he at length consented to be tried by a jury composed of eleven Boesch men and one foreigner. The jury found the prisoner Guilty of wounding with in tent to do grievous bodily harm, and he was smatenosd to penal servitude for too years. This case concluded the business. The commission for the comity of Surrey was cpened yesterday by Mr. &rimed Gaselier, both the learned judges being sogaged in disposing of the remaining business for the -outy of Sussex. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Rzazroav, MARCH TT. (Before Mr. Baron Channel) William. Hope, 20, labourer, was placed in the dock, °barged with the wilful murder of !dm y Corbett, at Ulltoje wick, on the 20th of October, 1862. The prianuer, when called upon to may whether be was guilty of the cherge, replied Not Guilty" ins firm voice. On the morning of the 2let of October, • man named Weaver diecovored lying in • meadow the dead body of • girl named Mary Corbett. Her face and clothes were covered with blood and mud. On further examination of her person, it noon beams evident that she had bees most smelly mated—that she bad been ravished with conside rable violence, and bad met her death by suffocation It appeared that for about two yaws she had been a 'errant to Mrs. fikerrett, and had been tent by her on the night of the murder to • neighbouring shop for some toadies sad other arti cles. She omitted to bring the candles, and netarnal to fetch them. She left the shop, whisk was also henhouse, about ten o'clock, and that was the List time she sea ever seen alive. The distance between the public-hosse and the place 'bon body yr found THS DISTIESI IN LANCISHISI. The Mansion-house Committee held their weekly meeting yesterday, for the purpose of taking into repaid/Ira eon the various applicatens for relief fawn the distressed districts, and melons grants for that parpoeu W. Cubitt, Bei., X.P.. presided, and Molars. Cotton, Morley, Lyme, Dilberoghte, Barber, and Gibbs were present. Mr. Picker leg, the cashier, reported that the total sum received up to the previous evening was 470,1071., of which sus 367,1211. had already been remitted to the effected districts. The total mon which came to hand during the week was 8,9521., of which 1,741 L 17e. was from home, and 7,2101. 4s. was from coloinal resources. The following were the grants made yesterday :-011dhem, 1,0001. ; nlfatd, 7'301. ; Bureley,sool. ; Horst, 3501. ; Bawlerstall, 3001. ; Monley, 3001. ; Hebden-bridge, 2301. ; Lees, 2501. ; Enfield and Oskonshaw, 1001. ; Wittoo, 1001. ; Droyleehin, 1301. ; Oollyhurat, 1201. ; overlookere at Bleekbani, 1501. ; over lookers of Hyde, Newto Godley, sad Weesetli, nut. ; makers up and peckers of ter, 1001. ; managers and overlookers, Ashton, 1501. Vend (general), 1001. ; Woad, 1001. ; Shawforth, 751. ; F 751 . ; Brieille, 601. ; Groeafield and Freeallad, 601; lfiodley, 401. ; overlookers, Bollingion. 501.; overlookers, Gorton, .; Wohnell, 751.; Salisbury, 301.: Stockport warehoneemeo, 501. ; Ainsworth' 501.; Loughborough, 201.; St. Jame. Heywood sewing claps, 101. ; Walliden Moor, 101. ; Derybulme and Hixtoo, ; Bald/melees and Osbaldaitoo, 201. In consequence of next Friday being Good Friday, and on that day the period for which the committee bad made grants to some of the local committees would expire, the counnittos made the follow ing additioaal 'rases, to he forwarded next Wednesday, 'as they would sot sit cant week :-Preston, 2,0001. Wigan. 7501. ; Hubus, 500/. ; Whitworth sad Focal, 2001. ; Burnley Ladies' Committee, 1501. ; Yilleress, 1501. ; Broadbottom and Clualeswortla, 11101. ; Bradbury. 1001.; Thitisistle over lookers, 1001.; managanandoverlooksre, Stalybridge, 1001.; Crawsha wbooth, 801. ; Charleewortli sewing class. 501. ; Moller, 501. ; St. Paul's, Hollowell, 50/. ; Glossop over looks's, 401. ; 201. The tabu suziosat far this week was 5.7554 awl for wet week, 4,4701. BILLIARDS. OXFORD AND CAA/MIDGE MATCHRI The first of these, the double match, took place yestanlay at Mr. Roberta's large room, Saville House, Lei cester-square, io the peewees of a large number of spec tator.. between Messrs- P. B. Ward, Exeter Collage, sod Chamberlayne. Magdalen College, sod Mess*. Horne, St. John's, sod Payne, Peterbouse, who represented Cam bridge. The game oommesoed with • mks in baulk by Mr. e.yue, whore partner shortly after marked 16 from his break. The match progressed very evenly up to St, when the marker announced 33 all. From this rent Ca inSridge west skied, sad were 87 to their opponents' 55, and 103 to 7d. As the game proceeded, (Ambridge tocreesed the lead, and were 200 to 133. This advantage at the early stage of the gaum induced offers of 3 to 1, sod IN. to 51. was takes io revere' quartet% The Oxonians, sothiog•daustsdi good play gradually decreased the lead, and the marker an nounced the game 250 all. The Centel*, as in the preced ing hundred., still held the call, the genie teem 100 Cam bridge 237 Oxford. The play from this puiot wee of • veryfluctuating character, each party leading alternately. Oxford being 377 to their to' 361. At the fourth hundred, which was psr d by Cambridge whoa their op ponent. were 396, the game proceeded evenly up to 415. when Oxford slightly rallied, but without any avail, u Cambridge became 422 to Oxford's 407, when Mr. Home wade sod, by • judicious miss, which Mr. Charnberlayne, who followed him, was unable to score from, let Mr. Payne in, who ma up to 459, and made • baulk. Mr. Ward then had • break, but failed at • screw hsaard into the middle pocket, and Mr. Ruse made 10 more, and by • seasonable tluke reached 489. Chambedayne got to 430, and five more having bees made by Mr. Weed, Mr. Pays. weld in and won the genie by 65 points. PVISLIC SCHOOLS CommessioN. —The Public Schools Commisakeers bald meetings oe Teseday, Thursday eed Pride last, at No. 2, Vietorusatrest. Pr esent: Earls of sad Dens, the Lend Lyteettoe, Sir S. H. N.a throw, Hart., M.P. ' the W a y. H. H. Vangban. Esq., sad this Bev. Profaner Thoospecel A DurAvvriniu CUISIVII-MOUSK LlVricsit. —1 ea tartLy Edward Osborne, a oollectizg officer to the customs. was charged before Mr. Raffles, ths stipeudutry inagietrate at Liverpool, with baying embezzled the ...m of shoot 51W. heloeginq to tbe cameo. The prisouer had almoooded • week or two ago, and was apprehended is Hampshire. The following are the steel/dm of the ex .. of sheep from South Australia, viz.:—ls 1860.61. 60,8.8 ;in 1861.04 100,000; and is 18112.63„ 111,000. The greeter proportion of sheep rest away are wethen for lb. Victorian nerkets, where from their great size they . rommand the best price. The remitioder are ewes, pritictpally stet to .tuck the country lyisg between the Dario% and Lachlan Rivers. importing tea without colour on the leaf pre nuts the mums , le/dm ert Inferior brows INITIS us In the usual k lioralmea's Tea Is isamdeezed seendere Aisne/ good ante. inds. acid In packets Wl,* assett.—iedvertlaanarat.l