The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-16 00:00:00

tern only to Wand a° feverish desires, which end in weakoese. People esoset live on drains. Tux Brow. Anoocenews.—Thie lowly met Mday, Mr. John issaabla in Me gaillt, _ _mg rely potion of the pro reams rid& sem ofeendeleeslio IN INFielbee wee a better hem lie Rome selielle Mb" of Ali* Ih. O'Higgins, wowing a ornielesse of SOL lds. Ikea limedieril his clergy. dire Ismeneim tin T Wiwi kopealess, awl express. Os Me easel= it dr OewHisWa hel, ko ingseen the W arr( _neetleed of rumoring dr peer the segeniesdea : =l i r erreeLle pi l=lre l tel= oB :=lrt 1111 activity, as art dee esly segmbld ark ere beessla Mlle& te erre to tbe iiii weer ger smereig erg sew tea oar rellelms eel MS Ma dr epee dea et Ms dm et emir end Ihe turf st= . .......t•L Ihe liiiiii bag Our asly rigrek ell it. Moe mg regal grans it re gide is sernelle at the pis. Wirer, mar Or prelim et Or grab great, srl Maas di of earelse, le adept sea MOM aMy seer beet mimber it skids efeleedoelene it PO areal War; seek dended le ter plese as Ile Beinsal henee are it ever meet Isil. Oa pried lit the prisb—ag elm sem eder= neon =i -4 ms i eg ll Zllis welle=sed2W=ges Ina is tit tear ad mei aria mg wire ear an eprelerll segereg 11l die bre. Ida kis ree biog. re ermeme be le wider genrestati it by re mega Age esee—ree Mb pow. et 77 is IMAM, near ; mg se mar* er Mae metre lime, le be Orme ee IMMO, ger at dem reasiam ilk A gerlisene rep le be mad an MOM di the reran selbetem *whir egembleg, veer pep tele the hods at Os 1111•111111111 t the weed PM iliiiiii. aid re the g a l a weer merles stallein a b eta aseserabeek, *be kept es Ws prises by re pieta We age err le meet esemarly lei Is as eke mire es Bader, seer err dr ass t Ik e miser be lead open la =diZ the le sw ills. Os rims et the Osseo le Ova. 1 iiii sr (he i) lest di Mr es Imam spresetaig ad Deriellse MIA arrears ✓ight be sibs weer Ore laps es melded tretinties bac it.i es It le. It IMO, eeleg ep se, It was be lound, I an gra=ealeret le rem a ma reed ang, wither en le die ber m dee )eellle l adage et Ismegiogl Mi ters et any me leberen Al Sip en lee pare I Orr dr WK/ewer Ore mem tem warwell rye tide pier ee the ardlabls mg gleam reharklag. . eurios O'Connell and Mi. John O'Connell addressed the meeting upon the state of the osnatry. The rest for the with will =oust to 361. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, Sews 14. The church collections in behalf of the Infirmary made yesterday were liberal, as might have been ex pected of persons in immediate danger from a pre vailing epidemic. Referring to this extraordinary collection, the managers in their circular say that " the necessity for such a step has arisen from the prevalence of fever among the poor sf the city and neighbourhood, so great that not only the Infirmary and all its outbuildings, but also five tents obtained by permission from the military stores in the Castle, are crowded to an extent never equalled during any Dinner epidemic." All this is sufficiently melan choly ; but have the managers of the Infirmary, or the inhabitants of Edinburgh, profited by experience in the matter of epidemics ? Epidemics are no new thing; some four or five years ago a brick erection was put up for fever patients, and one night the roof was blown off, and the miserable inmates saved from destruction by miracle. Whit remedy did the occur rence of such a catastrophe suggest? Obviously, a new hospital. Yet, in defiance of all experience, Edinburgh and Leith have since limped on with one hospital, and that hospital the lazar-house of the sur rounding country for some twenty miles. And here we again are, with a focus of fever concentrated in a range of dingy buildings in a dense part of the town, and five military tents on the grounds besides. But, the crisis past, we should be more wise for the future. Edinburgh requires another hospi tal, fever statistics being judge ; the site of the present one is not ever-salubrious for the patient, or safe for the inhabitants; moreover, the managers have for nearly a century had a grasp of medical patronage which, so far as the trim interests of the Edinburgh medical school are concerned, might have been better managed, and which has further been fruitful of the odium medieum to an extent that has hindered the real progress of science. With some dozen of useless erections, Edinburgh has only one hospital for the sick—why not lay hold of one of these for an infir mary ? Skilfully managed, parliament might not be indisposed to alter the destination of the magnificent structure called Donaldson's Hospital, foolishly in tended by its founder for the boarding and educating of the youth of a community already well nigh pau perised by eleemosynary educational institutions. If inch a step to reckoned too bold, let the dean and faculty of Advocates be asked what they have done, or intend doing, with the 30,0001 . left in their hands in 1838 , by "George Chalmers, plumber, for the' erection and endowment of a hospital for the sick and hart." Is that fund to be allowed to accumulate till only the grandchildren of the present generation can receive benefit from it P 30,0001. lying for ten years at interest, should now be a large sum; and supple mented by the donations of the current inhabitants, they should surely be allowed to reap some of its ad vantages; at all events the infirmary managers most not always expect assistance when they cry " wolf!" Confining their vocation to the reasonable compass of ministering to a portion of Edinburgh diatom, they do well, and should be encouraged—more they should not attempt, because more is as impossibility. A public meeting is to be held in Aberdeen on the 18th, for the abolition of drinking usages at funerals. At this city, we observe from the Aberdeen Herald, attempts have been made to close up foot-paths patent to travellers in bygone times, and a good re medial suggestion has been hit on in the proposal to revive the riding of the marches. This is an ancient custom, and consists in the magistrates and inhabi tants riding over the barghal territories, or " common good " of each town, and extending their peregrina tions to the bounding points of jurisdiction and ps i. 'liege. Equestrian cavalcades of this kind would make up for the loss of volunteer and militia drills, prooesmons, and other shows which were wont to awe the populace ; and they would carry terror to the cock and bonnet lairds who meditate inroads on what are called the " lungs " of large towns. COMMISSIONS IT TIES LORD LIZITTINANT. —FORFAR szin.—T. G. NM at Strathmore, D. 0. D. Lord Ogilvy Lost I. F. O. Halybrimea, 8,. Gudrun, Dm., W . Marimald Masdoesid. Tag., J. S. L'Amy, jun., Fa 1., to be dspoty-lieutsaaata. Two "Ottettaw Asoce."—Dr. Maekay masonness by advertiesmunt that ha is not reepoadhis far the contents of thie ;We (142 . ) gaper, and that is. will hereafter ex plain at Artmarr ST £ HUSIADD TO Ilisoowf d WITS AND BOICIDI.—Os the aftentedm at y last, a mac mole Archibald Bsehmes, tester at Ste Loom toll-bar, mail sa attempt to sheet kis wits with a pistol, and after meals to loam hismelf, bat ibetamately without sumac ha*i wits have ham sayerated for same time, re wi A ßA MPresftriek, sad ehe webbing the toll•bsr. Oa =ldiot Mrs. Buchan/a, was st Az stages the home at the bar, sod bazaar. whit Ma daughter, algal= =oa = rsmanw Mau was apeatod. Ho that eat eat to as* bar, whit is, did, aid os madly up totter hs Seed apideptetiar hoof. tor Mg, I have got a *rant itemnz: a ; &ere bol =gado, ldra. B. ha of his the soma* art bar hos owe uusedy carded. Bathe= thee out oulaor awl feed * oink bony, The *shad he did ra= "l. llC B6lP hoy %Ms vehnopeto hat mom= his gawk:jai alooped, owl IS tr Ps it use web to tho . 11shausa • aria of, bet la les 1::22 ' Dag Ilshre . =ltesglieut t roooa. "(4l Peo ?IP trio Wise,* atioyiparomiat tops, a quaatity of powder, ▪ th e brae of plash, WINO hued oleo his person. He was Wood la Ayr psi nut day.--Apr dikertiser. PROPINCI4I. lituesavrez MOE rex hate ov Lerasroot..—The mime/0 it diaeapies, vile late lea Mr pr a t c ried the arreast al r i alstrA rd.:(4"..7.,:: 11l Uggli path whip pad ere se obe pet aceee soh" the prericioas of Ora Ate. 'wit doeerlptha of Vowels do not elm eine 1114 shalt yemetple eada Ober eldhhee to ma eclatit, relt ta n we - olihblighekeleit al hum 1 / 8 1 1E IM el the Pvgatteleat oaken. Of there about Nay love me_ Is the colonies of Meek ; eta aakies two ip, ce 11,570, have poesobei le the a = m). Lorrorrrer.—We (Oredisie Pieria) have alley had cow dam Ili tioireat we vidsh meats( the iahabiteate at West metherterf h* e ihrty indiviresis /ere interred at Oleketemetil theta Whom th Me d ia' Isll3, amid Ow lat etnitari•llN--• pedal et umetbe—vbee• ashod.ocres eneeet to Oen diremed eahheadrei sod aimms eatee simebrOso Poe I Walt oho et, even thee Deere years omit Ma MVO oaf this lie el ileivine• thes fie ahem, las eke IN. ladegoodeet el the chew , the tie names it up wards of Sweaty etio Ws paid the dal of aakenvithie the Awe &bed peeled vices vie vary ken meaty to itoventrihre peafiraelt eel& eggirgange nygg L4g/D l oz. ssoravaicr. —J. 11. Cob behi, lea& Oat. to be Ifere i . eke atiehardeos. naldaecl, of lint Katie. DEVONISE:1118 XXIOZATION MOM VW WW.—The mg lima, maw charter "DVDleat i* O. et-free . to , - A = d ett i Serad •IN I/4W* petidipally escfliterteehho Mgigmy giliglid by the = n i s olifel li_ li'llAellie. aleseleilieW. n. zeta auwia is Ileemlec g c = ip. limy Amiens trot Plain tit mita. — Ai ta are rhos proportiamd-53 marviod amides. 42 39 *alters, 57 boys sad 56 gals, of mitosis 10 are ender a twelvemonth old. Jana. Has MAJESTY'S THEATEL—The Queen went in state to the theatre last evening, whoa Jenny Lind appeared in "Norma." It is hardly neeesemy to say that the hones was orowded to overflowing in every pert. Her Majesty =shot hex precisely at eight o'clock, attended by a suite. Oa her amresmos the whole audience steed sp. end reesived her with load and prolonged Myers. me out& thee roes, and " God save the Queen" was sung by several of the principal singers sad the chorus; the house during the performance presenting the most magnificent spectacle that can be imagined. In witnessing Made moiselle Lind's representation of Norma, we found it impossible (and probably a large portion of the audience were in the same situation) to divest our mind of the impressions made by Grisi in the part, and to avoid making constant comparisons between them. It was certainly upon the shoulders of Grin that the mantle of Pasta, the original Norma, fell, and still remains, Mdlle. Lind, of all her competitors, being the only one entitled to share it a ith her. These two great actresses give widely different pictures of the character, each having her own peculiar exoelleneiss. Grin is the more grand, Lind the more twentifel Grief depicts with the greater power t the deems of proton that rage in the " a IMMO scorn'd ;" Lind expresses with most truth !hang the love, strong as death, which neither alsedri moss cruelty tan destroy, and the throes of the mother's Modern...a for her helpless children. Grisi's =7:draws with a broad pencil, and strong colours; 11 Ilisidied with the Spelt and most delicate touches, fall din& and nature, and blended in the nicest harmony. Grist's tad= is certainly, at first, the more striking and esetlw ; bat Lind's, we believe, will gradually dove leAp=etition, a greater number of fine strokes of art. as we were to the grandeur of Grisi's entrance ea the siege, when, as the chief priestess of the Druids, and the inapired interpreter of the will of their god, she retake' the people for daring to speak of war, Lind's first appearance was Mr from imposing; aid her declamation did not, like Grin's, give the idea of almost superhuman power . But the beautiful prayer, " Casts Diva," was delivered in a dealt al the meet-exquisite melody and expression. It was a stream of sounds, " in linked sweetness long drawn out," of ravishing purity and beauty. The cabelletto, however, " Ab, hello • ma ritorna," had not the force and brilliancy of Grisi's execution. In the scene in which, after Neeosa has discovered the fatal secret of Paffie's tr , he suddenly appears before her, Grist's bu e :t he g benne fury has n been equalled by any one ; but the air of cold and haughty dignity with which, this tempest over, she dismisses her betrayer, was incompa rably fine. It was not till the second act, however, that the greatest beauties of Lind's performance were apparent. The scene in which Norma enters the chamber of her sleeping children, resolved to sacrifice them to her vengeance, was heartbreaking in its panics. The very agony of • mother's love—except, perhaps, by Pasta in the same part, and in the similar scene in Medea--was never so truly painted. And in the scene with Adalgisa, in which Norma implores her rival to protect her children, Jenny Lind was entirely in her element. The soft and tender feelings expressed in the beautiful duet, " Deh, eon te," seem St congenial to her mind as its music to her voice. The moot beautiful portions, in like manner, of the final scene, lay in Nornta's affecting supplications to her aged father for pardon, and in her relent ing tenderness to the man to whom she was te be united in death ; and the tears of the andience, as meek as their ap plause, paid a just tribute to the powers of the actress. Jenny Lind's singing, throughout the opera, wee distinguished by the features observable in her previous parts ; exquisite sweetnesa and purity of voice, finish of execution, and true and natural feeling. She showed her judgment in abstaining from the florid embellishments which she introduced so up propriately in "Robert le Diable," and the " Sonnambula;" singing with the noble simplicity which becomes the else victor of the Druid priestess . When the curtain fell, the whole audience stood up, peals of applause resounded from every part of the house, and showers of bouquets rained upon the stage. When the fair object of this enthralls= had made her acknowledgements and retired, the plaudits were renewed till she re-appeared, which she had to do three or four times. The part of Patio was performed by Fran chini with much effect. Adalgisa was represented by Mdlle. Herrera, a dibutonle in this country. Her voice was weak, but sweet and tunable, and ale sustained her part in the great duet, " Deh, con te," very respectably. As an actress she is wholly inexperienced. Lablache, as.Ororwio, performed with his unrivalled grandeur and beauty. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Oxman, Rom 14.-0 o Wedeesday, the noblemen, heads ot beeme, dossers, preePre. and ItenUemen, who mishear Lod ONIPeII Mao deed= 1111 Ilisowsity, mill meet the Mestehmetteer la the led et We i= ids queerer Lime 11 eteleek, them thineelbm will Ale the theehre, vire mil he mien Se mean In eammemmatfon et the Immitelem Is the um le the edits endue, lassiflog le Os Yuman at the BIM gm Naimoli Lord Comm Me liehepettlialem ; ellerwlakftwE l iEntal to ender the doom et drew IeIIMMMIIII the Dm. G. 1. T. Imanar et Lad etp et ; the Ism A. NOM% i Mild, Dad=ftikilds; likeHen.7l. el Om Chem Tees. At 11111 IMO Ire It vale Ingssel le mar the biasney agree ef dueller le don Metes Generel Illr P. lisifissq SAS, Isle Oman, et theft.* of Geed Bede; IL IL denther ILTL. 1. RA; end on ildwodor. till WOMR7 degree et B.A. will Ls metered on W. W. Bredisw, E. emelemen immense of NM In MIL BZOTOUT Or Sr. C.rwisrmi, Cotrissmire, Asa me -w D iwi airrituramt—lad ligit's dwarf ratsk• is ram le rardasig mbar of tiro widedioded ell* drier Sri kr lki Made mast 4101. &yr= ant it Ike ireurraf SL Calboder Odorriked, ft dr gwrgessr of Qom Arse% Irmly, lei , midi= kr dr thil• Wag tki taw ~els it IR. St Mg. 111. nackgs, St Toga I I kis, aid IL WNW" Br bralwiwit Wicuria—OODula V., wilk Bo" dig. Wk.; 3372., with riddree ; pot, arm it Sem OWL: root by death of Rim W. Illarriott. Murk, Nalffiatzgak T.Q. do. Load.; pd.. Reeky af St Mks: vend by Sr* of fir. W. Watts. NAVAL. Pun Howse.—lwat night's Gar*. mohair a raw is Or di. ems sad mammy of HALL Yrowagteun 3. Hay, Ows.,,thwe ow the 25th lest they will be plan, at 41, Nr.-iftwit, ettind, thetr pro frems d bounty mosey neetred tor tbs eaptered Nov. 11, it n ecespany with H.H.B. Beane. lab, Intelligence. HOUSE OF LORDS. Ia Ciamorn= se Panuars.—Pnont: Lad Vinibsiary (Ja IN A Or 140RImam Lel treedbam. Laml laiirm, Lied L Lei Illnwelbrd. Maps.ei .. . . Twase.or l'inogis.—The ;mewed claim of Mr. James Tracy to this dlpir row Were the committee at privi leges ca the Ural Merl sot 4th et May in the present year, and a Maack of the meseedings, eeriting of the ma• m 1 at witerms in waggish atthe ids was given in this jeternal ea sash swim Its nolore, therefere, may ref•llaber that the sly writ the eisimat's pedigree ft. sob whisk to erases ergo Mewled se the arneros between WMlnes_ ~Traey dm liaised was bared la Mob- Soak in do 111neen's arty la 1784, sod who .wee • by the Hart ormair at the eisimenta great gran dfather), end Mr. Jades Tracy, a it the Common PIM in isedend, in the end at the 17th and sacks oentaries. Ail parte,seigrast be the goitres, ware e rg proved arm the eiW in 8843, mad the ordense takas ea thr . wee Softed to be roller. tor . meloi obis .. atente of the timbales Ineughe D ar taTti l raiam brm in I ** 734, * t "isimis" ra dioed semi flaw et Illit biro on the 44t at liss, one sow again hid tber„ Wog the en, to while the fl at met et dr Slosfue was area. A Mr. • gesdres Aim the Queen's etrenty, said be i moon tonbeseseet is the Sera ist lttift, when MN nos on it ant brake it . , Mc Lae old ab=ll), Ara the of aid be emmareed wi Jame Tres, the grolthener et the rams; in, MS, at a gosh fight, MIMS they Irk end kw ethos roes dart, went late a tent to has relbsehnor, and in the as veredis Tracy mid bis hear, William Tres, boated it ersk chneelsead, was the mu et en line* iai sod AO it weal appear by the Wear. the ea Ith t ars ,lariisolk newborn laving been to • liserd to that row ollermeds bed the earisfid7 if wha • rid was .... a,o_d is gezilaLesenbed and bail the erne and All be Gould new rtmeemlorVC"re:ee e Sam wee, a William gi.....a st Jialp Tar, if the Orris Plisa, in ' J. Tray was • renter yr , a, end demed , IQs n deist tear, but what guar, dist be not or : ho died in 1791. The trims wr tithes a lli the beets look at the tossers et He stone brilliant impart, sod he mid he bad nods% at all ISM was the rose, with the ems forneirioa, be saw in la 17U, end an enhermant Neriens. He it des Vs iamb root Riles yeas tom bat bow kos _Woo that, It wee lobs away he emir net my. Mr. b/Mm, a solicitor tram Darr, Mr. llama% a Taagillnie ileas te (11111116 esanty, and ether. th asesee, me NI 10 IN Dean et the logroole at the stone, theislares par Midler end saiortled to mall" VW= aaa *kw den th ron Iztjz i t2 . ir . wore at S Wail haw it wee not en nnosemens Anpemts at tembetenes pot to dereetie use la per of = l e be saw them so= tow or Om isafa in ar Ali sari e a tor, sod belt' ha shret by the gerinerst to eles be the at the bounce et rid be bed, by diserisof . Yore, mar" Gillffilinei US fresenste et thie ✓ime Mese ems dos sm.. Ittleiso, the star r ules matin won ebentl.oo pare 011111111111. Tbe brutheeppea Unlade by smidot li dMgeni tiopo. It wee ertraly -sand or grit steno origholigrion ar at la= end net hurl en do sormo It would be very It sat shariPliba. to ram es Sited= etas mi t ft :74 , = h e s e , giarno. Hemilairlibily at air 111 - tiVg in. * Pleth hek raider - IT a d u et lathy 'ammtry, alio gave his ' *et the thew mere be* arm stew, sad geld rile. gear Otis = t o Mom la that conn tr y sad red dertacr thou temb. this was irk • am. Mr. =ward , • , Ille ~.4 r 4= aOa Arillehrimal liselrr, said be lam In envies sere meorroge, ash is Sete in the wore Marsh : ht moselied OMMO nod our et skis they wan one etene, whisk, es =re* --- -wiethata totir sal to him is be ottb4= 6, whith Ile rite e dies - . now re . co hdialgiat tbridtail mu tea reit , (1714 j a. perm Mr, by desire of the counsel for the crown, middle inscription over by word, answering their questions r to the forms of the letters, &e. The inscription ran thus: " Here lyeth the body of William Tracy, Esq., late of Ross, in the King's County, the third son of the Honour able Robert Tracy, late one of the judges of the Court of Conroe Place in England, who departed the 16th October, 1734, in 42nd year of loving widow Mary." The words in the spaces marked thee were not legible. A Mr. Ford Martin, who stated that he was 7 13 , and lived retired at Brixton, having been formerly a watch maker Y Marylebone, said be was the son of a watchmaker Y Dublin, and when he was about nine years of age, ke used to go with ,his mother to visit a Mrs. Tracy, who lodged in Exchequer-street, near the round church in Dublin. He often heard the o'd lady tell ' his mother that there was a great difference in the circumstances of her husband William Tracy, then deemed, and her family, who were high in England, regretting that she wee not able to give a good education to her eltildren ; she, herself, was Oster to a Mr. O'Brien, a woollen-draper in Dublin, and she died in 1788. She used to say her huthend's father was one of the judges in England. Witness said he had been brought to give evi dence of this matter in consequence of an advertisement he saw in the newspapers since 1843, inquiring for persons who could speak of the said Mrs. Tracy from their know ledge of her. A medical man from Cheltenham, was called to prove that Mrs. Lambe, who was examined on March 23, and who was summoned to attend on this occasion to speak further as to reputations in the family of the English Tracy s, t.f whom she wag one, was very ill with a complication of disorders, and wholly unable to attend, except at the immi. lent risk or her life. He bed advised her spinet owning ; and he gave her the same advice against coming the 23rd of March; but she was determined to come, and her present illness is partly the consequence. This also was stated by another witness, Mr. Cotter. The cue was adjourned to a day not yet named. The counsel attending for the claimant were Sir F. Kelly, Serjeant Sbee, Mr. Bourdlllon, and Mr, Hudson. The counsel for the crown were the Attorney- General and the Solicitor-General for Ireland. ;. CHE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, HINE 16, 1847. and disable ber. The prisoner, a lieutenant in the army, resided with his wife and duce sons, theoshole of them sub sisting upon his half-pay. Ha bed unfortunately addicted himself to habits of iatemperance, and in costeequenoe of his baying received wounds in the head, the effect of drink was to render him almost if not entirely a madman. In one of these paroxysms he bad, without any provocation, attacked his wife, end throat a knife completely through her arm, the blow having evidently been aimed at the heart. The prose eetrix stated, in answer to a question from the court, that in her opinion the prisoner was not in a sound state of mind, and she detailed several acts of extravagance that had been committed by him, but admitted at the same time that upon these ocattions the prisoner was in a state of lat.:Leedom, or had been so very recently before. The =neon who was called to prove the nature of the injury received by the prosseutrix, also ex premed an opinion that at the time the act was com mitted the prisoner was not in such a state of mind as to be aware what be was about, or responsible for his acts. —The prisoner, in his defence, said that the whole transaction appeared to him like a dream. He did not know what he was about at the time, and he hoped that at all events the jury would acquit him of the felonious part of the charge, as the effect of such a conviction would be to d, price him of his half-pay, which was his only means of sub•istenoe.— The jury, after deliberating a abort time, returned a verdict of Not on the ground of ineanity. '1 he prisoner was ordered to be detained during her Majesty's pleasure. CHEAT 01 QUEEN'S BENCH. THE QUEEN V. THE INHABITANTS OF ST. GILES'S IN THE Fr/LIM—Is • MARRIAGE VALID THAT HAS BEEN CONTRACTED BETWEEN A WIDOWER AND HIS DECEASED Wthale &wren ?—Mr. Campbell Foster resume 1 the argu ment in support of the order of sessions, and the validity of the marriage on which the pauper's settlement depends. He contended, first, that a marriage between a widower and the sister of his deceased wife was not within the Levitical degrees ' • secondly, that it was not against Ood's law ; end, thirdly, that it was not prohibited by any canons binding on the laity. In the course of hie address, the learned counsel gave the court to understand that the validity of 1,600 mar riages depeneed on the decision. Mr. Wolfinger and Mr. Badeley, in support of the rule for gnashing the order of seasione, submitted: 1. That the 28tFllenry VIII., e. 7, if ever wholly repealed by the Ist Phil. & Mary, c. 8, s. 17, was revived by the 14 khz. ' e. 1, a. 10, because the last named statute revived the 28th Henry VIII., c. 16, and ,all its " branches, words, and sentences, to all ietents, Construc tions, and purposes;" end the second section tif the 28th Henry VIII., o. 16, expressly referred to the 28th Henry VIII., c. 7. If that was to, then this marriage was invalid, because it was expressly prohibited by the 28th Henry VIII., e. 7. 2. That this marriage was illegal under the 32nd Hen. VIII. c. 38, as against God's law. 3. That the statute 1 Phil . and Mary, c. 8, did not repeal that port of the 28 Hen. VIII., c. 7, which forbade a marriage of the kind under considers don. 4. That it the 1 Elise. did not supersede the I Phil. and Mary, c. 8, the preamble of the latter showed that the legislature then contemplated only the affirmation of the marriage of Henry VIII. and Quten Katherine, of a man with the widow of his brother, which was to be supported, by the Levitical Law at least, because the Queen's first hus band, Prince Arthur, had died without Wee, and to te sup ' ported by the law of England, because the divorce was not pronounced under circumstances that gave jurisdiction ; so that the statute I Phil. and Mary, which has never been taken to authorise marriage with a brother's widow, could not be taken to interfere with the Levitical degrees. 6. That the statute of Will. IV. must be taken to have meant by " prohibited degrees" a prohibition well known or easily to be ascertained. 6. That the early reformers and ell the great writers of the Continent concurred with the ("monists in condemning a marriage of this kind. 7. That the prohibi tion of marriage with a deceased wife's sister was sufficiently to be implied from the verses in 18 Lev. previous to the 18th ; while that verse ought to be interpreted as an interdict of polygamy. 8. That the current of domestic authority and belief was opposed to the doctrines advanced by the other side. And, 9. That the court would take care that the in terests of morality did not suffer by a distinction between natural and legal consanguinity, which, in questions of mar riage within the prohibited degrees, had always been repu diated. The further hearing was then postponed till to• morrow week. Nisi Puce.—Be'ore Mr. Janice wightman. HOUGHTON V. SILVEALOCY.—LIBEL.—MV. lininfrey and Mr. Lush appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Salient Tel fourd and Mr. Creasy for the defendant. The plaintiff was a commander in the navy, and the defendant was the pro prietor of a newspaper called the Nautical Stanford and Steam Navigation Gime& and the action was brought for an all.ged libel. Itillpmieal that there is a society called the Royal Naval Banevelent Society, which is eons= the nature of a mama eamemse company, and thew to which, their widows sakerphans receive pee:lathy sesia- I aces in epos where It is required. A Ras Roth the daughtex - in the navy, war a sppUc.nt to this embey._ esil wee supported in har a zgeation by savin molt g na navel eft*, lt as Lord Catiops r E. Coa raling amengplethin by Capt. Hengthea, the plain r. opposed by same 'moms emu**' with the A bap on this , ss ,7 tt mess* he Nautical of Aft* 22,1 *disk we headed " The Royal Naval Charity and C 1M4005," sad which was to the efface that " The officals, tkiri d d d the public had been pentheted by the ease of " Dickson " (this was thief the a Mite oare), under the preheat, et *the to Hies Hoses. At the last quarterly li d Cada.= brought the case how* again, laths* any :omen why the former deaths should net " Aber some further ranstim. the letter went on to say that " They meld make sans retheks I CO a letter which had been soldeeseed to the paper by Capt. Houghton, who stated himself to be ens* the oldest subscribers, but that he *seal, a subscriber of ss. a year, and that twenty yearn ego this man of no donations pre saged a petition to the oesiety, and received from it as many pads se herbal enbsd ski linp that a Judie. =l d = whisk he pmeethil wes dbetheed. He had I a petition whisk was prontherd ise motbar per- son, whisk was rejected, hawk* that the Wham woe , ea- Should a non who had - remised the elms.* the ' safety bothswed to vote away Its funds I" This was the et:thanes et the libel complained of, to which there wee aer belitharm. It was rood that many years .ari.othidamr.orken was ea vesmtehded. o a wnifi d. ot a yacht, cad o, "fag" komiliall", took some contsabond goods on bevel, mit the was abed sad iiiirligsamd, and it the he this km that Cap illeuglaces meth* a grant from the sethep.—Pred if the peprietonhip and publica tion bast* been glean, Lthament Milord, R.N. was call* le piece thethe bathed the article applied.* Chpt. =Llhe the defence it was urged that the letter to oss answer to one whith 'Cepa* Houghton Mama edam to the Nautical Standen. en the sub bed; la whisk le obeyed lino& the of Miss Hoare and whith barbed essament. It the trop that Captehe Hone:toe bed residved more the be bed paid to the 'misty, but it was no dissradit to him ; nor was there say.~ thieve loth in the memo In which it wee aerated. The whole letter was that .ort a pennon writing with falperfeet ti forl•Siiol4 sad- that Inicesaethav p Math* the authority of f coat Hiughtoe en the patisder enhiea to which it nlard nen the no red thimfrakett ea Ma honour orprint chons terought ; end as he bed sar po terte vt amayon • in ,be to used in the mums of it. not No =Mat ever boos le:2 —The jury, at the aloes of the lemma eirjoutre teldirees, intimated that they had aggeed on their verdict; but Mr. Jim* Wish** thought it woad be mom to the parties if the ease ths imetened up, of whisk the Till found • verdict for the Sellembia. CANVAS V. Peal AND orsonts.—Tensethe /011 1714D111 VlOllOlOl m nnothitrant 701 Rare.-•--Mr. Sojeant C. Joon and Mr.. Cherish thew the the pkuntiff ;. sad Mr. Bramwell tear the delbehat. The Oath, was a peer *man, who:4 l S had bean he yeses the' Maryletyas . 4 and the Slisiodants were the emettem it poem was the pespdaer of a tithe whisk tb dridyal= skoean ot*atikßars ttatglike d Ar ds . whoop for ill' dailies thee, kir il. V .!a leT Parc s • lir pet e a tato the Meth eat of the whim; ea one Oath esitin, bathe* a mulls ma pima ander Om install she he ," r i lligrillide having _bas permbi, it thir veiled kir he dames that*, plaintil bed never paid thatathe the death of ilrer vo id that she had been othred Amet of her goods it lea* while the ,of the ledgers Wee * te them It wee ht of the heave and torsi; tun SWIM took place, whisk me and tun very thslitateis which had boottletsited by the 'Soft plehttilt.—'Verdict for the pleintie— Damages la ' JUDGES' CHAMBER& 8111711 e. Blll.—Dlrra7-uutis Tthoelia.—Pouch WIIIISSMe—IA this cam whisk was an Mien toy the hus band a Item Raba, the opera hos* wise the loess of Drortimerilombe, for es Mood binth& et Imilealeseme mole to 10.-Juillie a saw lethsthes vellauneoln Italy seet " kr a pamposisment ergo tdaL A gentlemen that the MIN of Xr.1301,410 thaw Ist the phial( tablidthrk= tha. The 11111111 , 1110 to b• OW ea lath* OM, en thee samiliese la lei aiS sem the on whisk the appikelenref. arde.—Xe. hat* viol that in Mies appithelone, ft retched, thee= sEardsel.—Mr. Lewb he • ream With afilamit= labial* Mai= he me* nongreatel to that the Maths et letisakth.thblec end Ic a ...4.411174,1,..5natt h i rt;s a ys u rl y • mity was la Rely mad the *U lianlas in Prams, soli be inlaid etheinly lb. plaintiff* to *ewer the othlials. mad .*mined gthe VIM* ilime d r o SE bad am netionbee, to anew. the_ 11 1110111161111 !eve*a DA* se sow lbs tithe oath. • CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. ow COMM—Reim the Recorder. Womanise • Wiffse—lown Lofrse Brock, 57, dwaribial ha OM islander as a moldier, was indicted for having maw tally eat wad wooded kw, hie wife, with MOM to maim POLICE.-YESTERDAY. WORSHIP-STREET. RBWARIABLE ROBBERY. SoraA IVation was charged on suspicion of having been con , earned in stealing fourteen sovereigns, a silver watch, and other valuable articles from the house of her aunt, a widow, residing in Mark-street, Finsbury ; and also upon a separate charge of stealing a satin dress, the property of Alice Noel, another of her relatives. The prisoner, whose parents were in very indifferent circumstances, had been received into the house of her aunt from motives of charity, and was left by the latter to take care of the place during her absence at church on a Sunday evening, about five weeks since. On her return home, after knocking repeatedly et the door, she was compelled to get in at the back of the house, and on entering the parlour was surprised to find the prisoner on the floor with her bawls tied behind her, and fastened to one of the legs of a table, and a broad bandage over her month. The prisoner stated that a tall well-dressed man came to the door, and inquired for her aunt soon alter her departure, and learning that she was absent, asked for writing material', but bad no sooner been shown into the parlour than he pulled a pistol from his pocket, and threatened if she made the slightest outcry he would blow out her brains- Be then, as she alleged, proceeded to secure her in the manner above de scribed, and afterwards forced open all the drawers and boxes in the place, and absconded with the most valuable portion of their contents. The prisoner's account of the' transaction was in the first instance implicitly believed, but some circumstances subsequently transpired which led to renewed investigation. When the prisoner left the house she went to the residence of her cousin, from which she contrived to abstract a satin dress, but having been teen to leave the house with the property, the police were directed to effect her apprehension. The prisoner eluded their vigt lance until a law days since, when information reached the station-house that a gang of camera had established them selves at a house in Hadnorstreet, St. Luke's, to which Sergeant Brannan and other officers accordingly proceeded, and found the prisoner in an upper room with another girl and two notorious male " smashers," al of whom were secured. The two men were afterwards committed to Newgate from Clerkenwell, at the presecition of the Mint authorities, and the female prisoner was trans ferred to this court to answer the present charges.—l•e her defence the prisoner persisted in the truth of her former statement relating to the robbery at the house of her suet but she admitted the charge of robbing her cousin, and said she had been instigated to commit it by her brother, who had received the stolen property.—The magistrate ordered the prisoner to be committed, but she will be brought up cgain for the completion of the evidence. - - - WAN DSWORT —111 t: RISER IN laz t amp. --„roIn Ryan, alias Goethee, an Irishman, was brought up on a warrant granted by B. Bradshaw, Esq., a magistrate of the county of, Tipperary, charging him with being concerned with otlmrs, in unlawfully attacking W. Weyland, E'q., and wilfully murdering W. Crawley, a constable on the lands of Bally bruck, in the county of Tipperary.—T. O'Leary, a Tipperary polioe.eergeant, identified the prisoner as the man mentioned in the warrant.—The Superintendent of the B said the prisoner was taken at his lodgings in Bolingbroke row, Batteries' at nine o'clock on the previous night.—Mr. Beadon suppo sed there was nothing for him ado but to order the constable O'Leary to Gamey the prisoner back to Inland for the awed aumistrate to deal with the case. The constable mid be had come alone, and was unarmed, and be was apprehensive of • ream before he mead Ireland, if he were not permitted the asistame of some of tho metropolitan police.-14r: Beam did net see that the constable wanted either arms or en escort to take one man to Ireland ; the prisoner would be handmad.—The constable suhimmently said that the brother of the prisoner, who was still as large, was also soused in the murder. If he bad to ti L l sonsc rthe [- money bask immediately all clue which he then as to the mere* et the brother would be . Hendon remerimi *et the !het et them brief abeam A m y l at large In thie ememery, and probably he that wielnity, 'materially altered*, nature of the and that be emaiderod It would be pelftio to remand the prisoner for a few days. He sheedilsow wish to hear what were the me. cametemem of the elm—O'Leary stated that, on the let of Jewry LAM Mr. Wayland, an agent appointed by goy( ro siest t. prey *be people employed on the public works in ,star Ansearty, in the county of Tipperary, was going in a is,, .tested by two of the constabulary, to the ibmirmentiened place, having with him the sum of 3001., when, at eight Velma in the morning, he was waylaid by a Mad of six ions with their face* blackened, four of whom *oda volley at the persons in the car. One of the constable., Wai. Crawley, was shot in the dace, and fell deed on the tiot, the slugs literally map through his head. Mr. Jrwhipped his ham which caused the car to jerk, o. der mammas was thrown into the road. The emir shwa Led tire shots at Mr. Weyland, neither of white ketanately Omit Abet. Mr. Wayland, who was pro. Tided wish a ewe efAireols, now drew them out. With the lb* he missed his aim. At this instant one of the essailang party up the dead policeman's carbine, wwhich was leadedand capped, and discharged it at Mr.slayhmil, wft took no effect. He then pursued Mr. Weebsd, who numb use of his second pistol, and led_ ha snider the bledtbone of the man's right slee ker. Ha minomated in effecting his es cape, eat peeseded to Amearty, where he related what had eseimmid to witness, who, with his men mowad the mantry for miles bet iseffeetcally. A few &mahatma amen who bad am into the town of Cop per Whim to ham • ballet .steered ant bis shoulder, was takes by doe paw and lodged la Memel gaol, on uto pias et bold, iss of the ereeseilea, aid since than two cam et la pai _hod bees belied la the same gaol, to swift adz fidal . ass. kith, received helbrmation that themiamme mad his Waage Inelemi were is Mislead, rue to Leadeisa Monday, and at alibi esseeeded espaefte the prderifir es Batterans. The Mime nes gee a Nees el wbst Wes alag, mad bad moped /sr des peas* The pri mmer was epda hs /be darn. me eel Wag asked w'Ut be bed is rash 'wed Ide iMMONOIC—The *Wow wu thou moaned. MONIIT MAZXZT. TUESDAY EVIVENO. The funds continue with the same ascending move ment, and the apparent promise of the realisation of • • •er rates still daring the present account. The fact is net to be lost eight of, however, that the bulk of the beim mow transacted is of a speculative cha racter, end ishi the higher prices paid are dense at. the dswe entertained by the parties =aliag e , a vet h i: ee rst a ss et t a be w sra how the far that cony entree, and auk I. taken e ff really prethmed with thet view. Osmosis obtained 88 1 to-&7 ibe the epode& whivit sbeweillheimpiretantnse of 1 percent. as the Mouse over yealarday. This eetressie paha via ace, however, manitalermL The gietitatiele gue way, sat Ltd at 88/ to 1 for the opening,4 rise still upom yealeelay's peen, and with a good market. Reduced Thum' - were 881 to 1 ; Three-and-a-Quarter Oilifte M 4 110 90 ; Bank Stock, 198 to 7 ; Long Anaullfssl 9 is 148 ; Exchequer-tralla, 71. to 10s. prem. ; ladle Bemis, he. to Be. prem. TMmere Madre dealings yesterday in foreign stocks would sum Where mainly resulted from the hamm ing 'et isivirmaik for the settlement, u to-day the meek* lark Vasa dull, and the transactions few sad unialporeta. • Stash Bonds w strength e e r re done and gated War ld = I. the payment of the dividends on the Three par °elm, the least ccesequeimjal partic l e of the debt *Air all, was reamed ass fa and might he depsmdsd apse. li sub mu, and the east neva net be limits& the Weal advertisemeet should be in soresuf pallimillee shortly Meths dividend Ming dee se dm 111 proximo. The Threes have improved in aseseiresees• to 341 to 6, the Fives to 231 to 3. Parestiiise tie 'lt •tia 4. Inquiries me . heehaws & to be militras lb lheptobability of the next dLiduf en the 4 - postai. eituoted bonds of Fatima, do the Ist of add •ffeet, being honoured in worm It will be remembered that the January dividend was managed through the intromistion and ad vance of the fan& aeceseary by the house of Baring Brothers. fleeing the recent failure of payment on the annuities connected with the joint stock • financial afair of Brazil and Portugal by the latter, patties interested are reasons - 517 anikue lad embed /boot the fate of the Ju die duds on the Foot per Cents. It is stall h op ed that, ahead tranquillity be reestablished in that country tiSthe tripszlitm intervention, moans may be airmen more at ease, er cajitalists be te y them, to rapport ha Dutch Twe-and-a- ;et Cents. were 681 to j ; the Fours, Ogren9o. Russian, 110 to 111. Mexican, 20 to 1. Fareend-s-Half per Cent5.,931.0•3. Ecuador Bonds, 2; to 3. Foreign Exchange wu a fraction higher to-day on most of the continental drawing pieces, and where not higher the rates were stationary. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.44 to 1; on Rotterdam, 12.41 to 6 ; on Antwerp, 25.871 to 95 ; on Hamburg, 13.111 to 12; on FraidtiUt, 1211 to i2 ey on Paris, 25.83 to on Vienna, 10.4 to 5; on horn, 30 . 30 to 33 ; 90; on Naples, 401 to 1 ; on )lade , 471 to I—all at three months. On Lisbon at 60 days, 331. a...au,' • • •••• , ,n. beeltlo36k, 136 7 10410 Basis, sods. /1,030, 03-7 p pee 04. Wei Um., HI I{ IIL I 1 1499, 31 per Ct. 41666..601 1 16 663 P 44 C 3 0006. &AP. 16 4, Lose As— esp. Jaz. I. 1106.3 1-11 Is. MY. 43 ON. PA, 710 00/6010. e3p Oat. 10, 1633, Mutt 1.600, 1111 p DM°. 1154014. 11 Id /1,000.01033013000, P 011.77007 TONDO. Se pre Ont. 1340.44 . 1001., 14 3 Mr Ct. Sptaidt 70044,34/ 6 pat Ct. Mexiclo Met..lottte 30,101 44 per C.. 10.161.0 bort44.r. 334., 00 rerlze pr. Ct. 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Do .INA,N. 4 B. 4 69. . 1 4 A. let 4. B. 4 1.. 3667. Lon., CON sod Clwilt. I Lout. sal. Wean"- 65 67 A. Novo Om. WM • .lo lop. .la. 2 66. Do. Nor , I 3p. be. it 21.0.... . 6 , fi i Do. de 'I 0 Ow sham arska... 4 0 , 4 , . 1 .• Meow M H 010444. I:: De. ravers (builds Do. roof. •R. De. 'Dart - Da .• • If II U ISt, AI '3 1 . !. t3ll/- RAILWAY BILLS 111 um-lam 8.-Cakdoftio and Defthartorldre Juretion= (Doftlftwelstween inftefter Eftioftads aft &vilif. proved; dames to be raided Oft fty. Boon G.- Horns Bay sad Csiftalwayftestisa Rafifty. Feanialft prooft sift= aimed Y. Bare D.-ftmois ; Swath Weis Itedlway. First hllL oc = t reed aft &MI Ad}ourned till this day. Of THE STANDING UILDEIII4.-T-1- niftm-Pteillie. re me of &shim Ombra lialhoxftteder, eft lielhoft.loostim way Oft= aid (ftesalin aft Amp- Nadia) ; aft Blemlothom Milos (Iftwhaneaft and co =). ankle ompllod with in mit men EE OF LOBOS OW ONOPPOSND BULL-Yes maim - Present, to. lid of .-Itiolern Om*, Hall way (Ifticks, W aft linifteo 3I inothiss). Preamble proved, aloft sepeeftft. eft VII aftmot to COlllO7lllllB OF THE 001111101111 TILB=II-Yocre PAT.-0400P No. Roam VL-46. lievansit. aft Weymouth Amendment (No. 2). Br. Aught heard an big at ilia* Western Compoiy. Gone No. 8. Boon IL-341. Suttee Harbest latimommot 51=or to the Lanka aft Soft Wastes Mahn? Oftpfty to thereto). Oft semi; aid= pastpfted.-8111. Smith Deets (fttifteics sod Amminift). Cam qtr ; milers to d. Glom No. O. Baas 16.-280. &Soso Omar (1111 ft Is Til- Mll e i r aft iftlhooly. Ommil edam osiftood. No. St. Boss sl.- N., sod lislytesad (ftlfteles at Holyhead). loprons. ecriftoon GEM" N 0.... 8i0n14.-4111. Oft Nielkin Oft of &chi= Extension). Eftftse to Iftoor of tufts basti-OL fthaftie (from Leeds sod Mop Bilway, ' Gun, No 811. Bone IL-3 14. Las& aft Yftek Duftion. and Newcastle 8..•-r . 803-) Iftionapto bur of Wad. aloft No. N. Idea D. -II& Yak and deiiidia aft Newcastle and Barwick Billtems Aimaipmottem UR AniNtilli Mil Berwick (Eft Coot (Cao U y. r BOY ) 440. er& and &milk Mingtsin Bronehoewithdrawn.New COMMERCIAL AN]) MARKETS. PRODUCE.-MINCIXO-LLHE Julia 15.-Ths near market aped toeisq will a enaltainionionset la the andince at ma d easy tan unraat et emir= w kne is Wen WY, say aohl at ma Mare daft IL volt hat may ear row. isty path anis lola vie one d Barbrinea Wdot pialiniat enniption aid et In duceea de proviso Cris. Band him at the bat seintlin brew kips. Mt. pens&The lima at! site elSerZ d adini e n im we n t h eddr portal& .• Wen tined add mare INDS sigfalvabi: rade ITN 111 . i Wan Ilia ht.. itishWeine Ni Wien monad ere et de an no lays. UN inns Wine vele alma; they awe lir lidi pima and wady bodlit hin Imam handin bat prim an imp porteL-Ostiri cult bike teritiet nin-ToDav haft rap pels de Ye abeam ; IMO id, Kai the apet ; Oen* doe ndh-lis Ms bun aleatf , -111•0*, NIINd dammilin i bet then awe mond einaince domain die palm maim thus is woe line rat , mil de low eandine lat Pa& mar (Yid mask) amain kin Sea Min/ • COTTON.—LITUIPOOL, JUNII Ib.—Tie kidlike today :slue', the silos amowatteg to 3,0011 Wks, 1,4110 st eke wow wildly a. swot owl mos•Wos. Peers:—Bowed Osotgls, We; kw Odom. le soft; Srisko .h. ll. ll• /va ILMo_. oak um" Io mon ear ralt=i•==.ll.l; d.wan=oksg &kit belt ens wire peke siesl Is slate_ they el: a d o Ls% to use 101 . 7 , 7 :,,,, , , :re . r.= , h =tdet ee ls • mill Slone es las IN- F kr to koseaoilloike does As litt e Ss loose es low Is rod V"ii . 61 /lool lidalisb =r ia = "l iii.".P. I Ilea Is Ow Imes e dema ow paw*" lir i ws i riim a. et yidTi at tle pri.tais fdlote h o , t a l miamme gessow m = . ICU 16.—Ths • sesk#sag• st wisdrodsk tkedolkisill Si wedge was wit ewers=lke Ulises k••••• leke• • lbws wets a kw sew .li = im.gruddipk, _i•koels . „.7 rustisztrist awl wasles VATzsra.— ibauparmg Juin 14. The altokise sthges* tbs liaise lel WWI via good, awl ewe lowilow l l ered. st peke wslok Ike maw as lays es/04d dr em weds gse AMERICAN MARKETS, to. , Mow Yam., loft I.—Corroo.—Tha odd vet moatear sad lo af beldam amid deupostker lo Ids midi to le mai ; r=of ISO Nineoly. him ato refeeztabl7 Pm Poonailow—Wo mart aploo d et s MI *kik.. saw pima pat at 14 r ; "de saw mode l a dde...llla. , sad Me dm wire s . it i lg ot agL e=s; 4 1 = .2 .2`.?"=ir.eaw` I=ol2 Ilde. Mi. lad MOS SIM IMAM el le lbootome--.1, hit emend kr knife mat% sod faitidges esadmia. hew Ma on lambs we quote to 71 mo= ; Park IM41•. to A& MK; Aneleedom, lei to 4; Maiabozoi Mt bee; I 1 1 Driareaa„—otoo" I Ilk vies 'WWI eepete to LIMNOS' nee Mee to Ile lo Me wasearitio*ood at fa. 6d. to tba balm 1 tfe ~.b ruit dip L-er=rodwif i k i Maw Woe taMmese re, wee a terelotoo WM demon& lei at e It . 3-4 or =a i rtarald, wkli Lip rekmos len MI to mina la from donde lade i erra=lemi 11 vilpeloiMe, es velovelt no mimed poi lo Wm totense. sod pro siren do net ateso down p" Prow Me LONDON OALTETTE.—IttoOs, Jim 16. Ales:err Arcoms, balm le our. Mitt Joao IS ki kJ et kse vi.winitya.L emir il alllk ; et sok, llovorksAsub. ~ mums Pipmawmi .NV Warlikkr. asiMellae. Joe Se a Ave. aat le, IR Ot. MI, & Co, Kty.L. * Clienel. Jis it leleik UM & &left lehlaAN Itaelinia. TIMM% Chsalar, Warr Jape 24 Rl* le et IS, at thaws' 01. Oak., 60a, Bokliikow, AI Fiekkrz 4 1 11 . 11 =1 . ; . 4e. um% 1 t , loss *Will* fr c EZ SW i tir r ! lo bil l M itWlmt4rtt*l'SNll6llll%, 2411 sad urn. Cheede-oLpL , ~. at foreg lan, eeeettlatio Dettloor Lower eterooe-pl,._ ateotterq., kid yet, flf Jambi st 11, & July 21 at I. at audwatis/hat. Sok:, Wady. pi assimpTiseet lishichalket. Emma Hama" nosie June }Sat 1, 1 1 ; 121111 at at & Co., Prid.;.gc ; c .; sues Aniyarl. Jona Swam% ivaspoow, 'Mier, tune 22 at 121, &July P 2 114, et mei l i =st. Tukeakouselad, @ILAN*. linnet Ommun, Peasaalists. Ifol l =nielr, lase nu 2. July It at LI, at Misi Offmr. besitliag, Liameish-tas.field, aiL Bell, atiwt. • Canna. Omni!, Canham.,Cimaimetowa, oilman, June 22 se o *J ff. uly at 21 11, at laawyjsaffoL Illis.Lary 00., Zie • Brulgs.p. ; Tatrt sesig., y es ,p g ., aria% victualler, June 35 & J 16 at 12, at lIApY R °Y e r en : ik• . f° " l-0 ., Fletcher & t i r ei . a. meig, _ , Liverpo 01 . Joins Fox Hear, I.lz parr, June 2i at 1, & July M at Baslnghall-st. gols zb. 00., Bow Chuichpud; off. m, Turguand, Old Jewry Enstuso to Badistals. Lancashire, flannel manufacturer, June 29 & July 20 at II at lisastasor CL Sole. Crain & Jens, 11 6 ,i6,,,d, row. Haat. ; rig., Fraser, Manchteter. Mara NA.IOI, Clad .., Yorkshire, clack maker, July 1 & Au,. sat 10, at orb O. Sob" Janis & Co,, Johnot., !lean-row, & Had &MA& lAA ; aL swig., Hope, Lens, JANIS liammor.lbodasaber, perfumer, July 1 & 16 at ly, at 16 66 .. °bake Ct. Isla, &MAN, Chulatheot., Bedford-eq., & Co., Maannater ; off aisle, Haw" Meachester Janus Mummy Haab, stay manutuiturer, hoe 2.5 st. 11 Chapin , & July 211 at 1, at Sols., Lofty it Co., kis, i4L. ; cdL .01. Joao Lorne.. Inkrieno, Basinghall..4.. lavers keeper, June 99 116, &Jai, 27 at 11, at Biwingluill.t. sot., Buchaltul, od aisig., fldwarde, FrederideopL Tann Bauense, jun., WILLIAM BIRK% & Fissions Suirumr Nottingham, lace mariulmeurers, June In it July le at 111,1 ne e _ Q. Sol., Wells, Nottingham ; off Ballwin, Not. Asautset Taoism, Liverpool, cart owner, June 25 lk July 21 at O. at Liverpool Ct. dull, Ooratheradte & Co., Old Jewry-churn., at Peak bertoo, Liverpool ; oft. aaalg., Turner, Unman. Join WsLro Lincolnshire, innkeeper, June 25 &July 23 at 11, tt Bumtogbam CL Solo. , Thompson & Co., Stamford; cd • Bittleston,,Notungham. WILMA Wouskr, Tunbridge, Staffordshire, dealer in stone, hoe 23 at 11, & July 13 it 12, at Birmingham Ct. sol., Bowen, Stan; off. malty., Christie, Birmingham. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLFD May 24. Newer AV-.llMriecitela '''''''''''''''' D. at., Aldenft, watch manufacturers. .12i!SOLVF,N7 H. Agate, Meant. ammo ininr. W. *Mom Irak NMI& Wein. W. Ikaologssr.dow.aldre. ruble% rim. rid kV.. basedisem. W. Gnirk, Dolma. wa4 NMoira J. Llowftrilk Tow6=l4 I. e• LL W. Crow. V ...rtace. Sootompitwk co••• 1 UMW.. I.oopSid. watch .. Qom -114.471.1"Zah .N=Lamelia. aprijaLwar, Calk rat Cammak, S. Nara., Otorke'apl. m bask maker. J. hamar Lo.gton. acm all I. elmaalc, Ka". Mann. aara~tutv. J. O. ilmalaA. R1,1 •Clok C. " Eraretcr, Staley, Macaw. agrraa.l Weamcbtom, Italia, cat of balsam. R. Tamale , on, D. rataiat, Ilea 147 '.wac .ti.cl comma. J.Thompa. Martirkm e r es, . wawa, Sputa. limesu.M.. molar Lambast. 0, W. war, lloesdank, boa banana raker. T. U. Wll4. Albiaaala N.-blbam lioolacts. paean. I. It maamet. lalalocco. Llabalak bormaler. J. µ,wac, taw% Maar. A. Loyar, jou.. Cow.la., I.ower (hem. btocacchnbc.)aurarpra cooper. I. racer, Prealleater.pL, orchard, Retherhd he, orb borer. O. Vortogidge. Beetlard.roar,llldavrtb, _ . eta ;L J. Itsy, ness. Wiener., Doroetsbire, out of hot J. Whoa, 'fontsth.pott. Lachine. W. I.).rer7U74alts;..rovr, Lower.rd., 1). rye.* 1614.1411.7. J. C. Ward,. Ihnalugluase. japaamer. I.LBp.lld. °velum at., ilwek.efieW. Csq.n.L. wat 1NL•166“. J.llwroW,Olabda,Lwxwbiw.ia.w. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEMM. J. Bakeslee, Catlest., S ,uthwurk, 54 manufacturer —NW dir. of 2s. Bd., any Wedneaday, at a Marione% lissingbalbst. J. Elliott, Chichester, builder-1m dla. of 7s. 34d., any Wedmaky, at Wintmore'ob liasnatimE-at. F. shatter, Portsca, graver—:ad dic. of 61., any Woloa K uy, at Whitmore's, Ilasinghalbat. M. J. Stone, Abingdon, grocer—lat die. of 10a, any Welnaday, at Graham's, Coleman-at. T. Al. Taylor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant-Ist die, 6,4 June 19, k any submguent raturday, at Waldey'a, Nawcsatk-ak4 TPlf. DIVIDENDI3.—JuIy 6. W. H. Bates, Birmingham, factor—Airy S. W. W. Black/11, B. lhaclusy, & It. Tennant, lu.ischester, cloth ma chants—July B. R. Crow, Newcastle-upon-1 yne, ilrsper—July M. H. niuke.uprin.Trent, corn rector—July B. T. Haven. addax, ockbroker —July 6. H. Hosiglins, Ilinningkarn, atm maker—July 13. A. V. Lean= & W. Andrew, kenehurtb.44 timber inerehants—J e t c i l lV t . l B. Neiman, New Bund.l., uwilindkr— July 7. J. Ogden, R Lancashire, cotton spinner—July 7. G. Pmt, tipper Thameast-, merchant.—July 13. G. Rimed, Ihr. minghiun, merchant—July 13. W. Crinth, tins:eta, btaffornthge, mercer. _ _ - 6COiCH SEQUESTRATIONS.-lames Alexander & Co., Bsytole, tailors, June 19 & July 10, az the Crown Inn, Ayr-John Cement, Banougute, Edinburgh, grocer, June 21 & July 12, ot Ale:Arden Mamb o Ldinbargh-Peter Findlay, Glagsw, linen merchant Joe 18 & July 9, at 11 ilkie's cherub., Glasgow-Robert Jobs Hendry Glasgow, cabinetmaker, June 21 & July 12, at Lamont'. Li lir 15- Itobert , at the Buhl Coffn=e, Edinburgh r' Jos &alba Ilutclinon & Robert Frame Glasgow, timber merebents, June 11.9 July 18, at Steele & Doule's climb, Glasgow - Andrew Lana Aberdeen, merchant, June 23 B. July la, at thee , Hall, Ahem dem -Robert M'Cown, Glasgow, tavern keeper, June 21 & July 1. at Young's chamb., Glasgow-George Symini&on v lnieley, A iroamm. f e ,:ttz, 2l :l j t. ul l 12, gi l e t li t als, l i tfli nd soul er t 4l 2, S mamdc - turCr W r, Joe 2i & July 20, at Mart's Crown Inn, Allot. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLYED.-J. Andrews & C. Andre.., Leeds-W. Beale a J. Wilktnain, Churwell, Yorkebire-W. Ikeda & E. Preston, Manchester-U. Bowen, P. Corelett, J. Coe-lett & S. Morgan, Christ Church, MonmoutbAhire, as tar as repay& D. Berm -A. Brown & R. Roberts, Manchester-I. B. Brown, G. &wt.& J. ' 0. Phipps, Connaught-ter., Edgware-rd., so far as regal& G. Reece !. Cartaright &J. Bruce %Vermin*, Lana-Mire-J. Come G. Cooke, Loughborough, Leicestershire-J. Dewbuist, A. Desna's', & W. Dewburst, Haalerigg, Lonmshire, in fur ma regard. J. Deviling,- T. S. Dobinaan, 13. 0. Tysack, B. G. S. Tyrack, North Shiekt o = se regards T. S. Dobltwou- I t. J. Dodd B. G. Ode, threstea tershire.-W. Peillowis, B. Beat, & G. Egllngton, Hardes i at a list. ehlrs-R. Peeth, J. 0511.10, & J. Ogilvie, Jost., Ranh Own. S. .H. Gam, & 1). Our, jun., Rep At4t., St. &rem's, e) as regards D. Oasa-J. Llourby & J. Ludlow, Gleagow-J. Harlem &W. IL Harrison, She/held-L. Heyworth, P. 0. Heywortk, la. Wm.*, Liverpool, so far as regards J. Herwmtb-W. Mood &6. Sl /I,rrirkind,:erst Bromwich, Stall'ordahlre-J. Lhtle & UR. MA. Blenki areebal de m W opp. Le MareettaL RWIIII.II7W ail & , Iverset., Woodat, 611ty- 11. T. Ilanins, Maion's-pL, City-rd.-J. E. Pool &F. H. Battu= brosk.lbiaL, aq-J. Itoterima &R. Mackie, Liverpool-6 &poser, O. Wparr. it W. Smith, Oxford-M.-T. W. Spans & T. Ologsgslie-686, New-rd., Whiteekopel -J. Wolter & J. Danlers, Vi sa W. Wright, Jun., 0. Wright, &J. Wright, Nab Lambeth, so far as regards W. Weigh, ort SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS.—MAna. at. pot AM / DM MIL M. 9 1949119 . .. Pt 910110 M .. 00 IMia via Jo 0002100 au 9 Warriaal . . 0 . 1 FIZAM9I . . 0 IldAneillee . . Ramo 3111 T 1 DM/00100 . 4,1 tram* . . . 41 Bray., 944. W. o'o at ladis,hail a Omon. a Jena 0 0 LLaboo . hum 14,0 Otto. aad ;0 Snail . Islyl6 4 Ilsoilan . . 04 Xothome. . El Halifax, Java SO 69441012M,11.1119 IJ.—Arrived: Star, Boulame; Jim Coo., Aa• tomm; Ciltm it r m a .; Jane, Ghent; Delphm, Halmfr ; COM% nonfarm, Jamaica; Crania, Jamaica; Van% Part ; Helm and Nary, Ceylon ; Admetus, Qom Mild : Gem of St. Lars ; Cheverell, St. Jobe's; Replan, Oiling One lime; II 'Midges. Ltomrooa, Jots la.—Arthed : Ptlet, Ifeebmilml; ll= =siSmyrna ; Boxidar, Venice; Armen, Rama; Ye i Ranimet, Apalachicola; latze. Trude. flied: Sonia ii sir n t.2 „ , * New York ; Nsoml, Quebec ; Ommema di a t ' L eallatti Boaten_ ; ?my, Trinidad; R. Pahltoh Ms pen: Kerry lachorm and Royal WOE" Rae aims ; War Ass, Pmmembasa; Cbelopkml.7r; w ifikeelle, Otataseal, Itaads• Aillua Oath Tarbox Conaima of larks. So erasaux9 or Namamma Laws.— ealleakesmalaimpbelins ot the mi etao wool pada thr0w.19444 the Ifni% lam remind ena to the examiatmen to MOM and am' := lllll,4l laira a sidofkireer Mari a/ pelts, as nee leieliell, ea far as the awe semis ie leer Lomb:—e mama of the simber cf Sweep dips Vera arms diem Ira, mast dr mapnalas et the Rapes the II& Inch teffeilato emel(abor N. =maid tamp, and ea emmlNlng at sp. ha Ma iiem wit Ithilrele tie met alentle obit Ile jibe.. punkt try the Yeetheare, et tee sr peeks ef the 1111011plimAssio ha raped te the lemethelm actkem at gadahad mad bed, Yr hem road of ap Mei pram' time [Adbiriblebilli]—ALL HEAVY, SLEEPY, NOWA JD ailrolllllo Si UM= AMT some IT Pasa,—Thas adds masa dower So bs sicassid t sasads sr dissisa• Idiasser itsdade =s e r a sit te= 6 . azbar am sl dermutsseasillaWf pay fa as SissL VOL OW: case, ma • imit Aida be lest a SAW slataa••• tame odissiatAk aa alish r i Ase n rr g shwa Ida= ratcsa mt nas4 perid.—add PN=lll.= lasi" ad by al mild lbs BIKTHIL i'imiurr•—• , ...• 14 . 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