The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-24 00:00:00

o too Baldwin; Foot Loot U. G. =A to to NAIL, Aso prom M ADMIRALTY, Arlo. . Ring Manus—A. to be am. bout. PALACE or Wronging-rex—Tickets to see the New Hesse of Zelda, in the Palace of Weetminster, will he leaned from the Lord Great Chamberlaireivoico every Wedoesday, between the house of ten and four o'clock, for the subaltern{ or any ether Saturday. Each ticket will admit the beater and three other persons. AU apt lioations for tickets muM be made personally, or through • reeponsible agent, as it will be impossible to send tickets or answer written appliutions. Persona receiving tickets will be re quired to leave their names end adder es, written oo a card, at the office. Tickets will be admitted on Batardsys only, between the hours of ten and five o'clock.—Gentle. Tare Smarr TittDit—A deputation of wholesale and retail spirit dealers had an intervii w with the Cl. ancellor of the Bscliequer yesterday, for the purpose of prerouting a memorial, very numerously signed, praying fer an ...simile tion of the bonded system applicable to spirits di: died in England, Scotland, and Ireland, to that of Colo: ial and Foreign spirits. It was represented to the Chancellor of the Exchequer th it a communism with the prayer of the memorialists would produce a competitive market for Hellish spit*, which war a great desideratum—that British spirits, likoforeign, would improve in bond; that the moncpoly of a few distillers, baring a limited clan interest, would be designed, and prices be thereby cheapened ; and that thus would also be produced a greater uniformity of rates b e i te t i l i ti intend inducement to distil when corn and sugar were and a consequent reduction of demand for those articles whew acme and dear. Sir Charles Wood admitted the cogency sr the lout dedoctions, and assured the deputation of his unser , consideration of their requrot. It was also named to him that the memorial of the trade had been determined on. DRURY-LANE TuE.AnticAt. FUND.—The thirtieth anniversary festival in aid of the funda of this imitation took place yesterday evening at the Freemason's Taro ea, the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. The eh datum having drank prosperity to the Drury-lane Theatri. cal Fund, ble. Harley delivered • speech explana torp of the mariner in which the funds continue to be appbed, and reps baits an impression which had got abroad t.W.any prejudice eai-t,d amongst the supporters of this chanty against other institutions of • similar nature. The report announced subscriptions amounting to 6121. lOs. Ftetaiittror DISPENBARY.—The anniversary of this institution was celebrated yesterday by a dinner at the Albion Tare n, Aldersgatostreet, Lord Ashley presided Tho report of the committee stated that very large demands had been made on the instutition ; dotty' the past year 2,777 applicants had re eirieW medical and surgical aid. The committee lamented the depressed state of tee funds of the charity. The exoen dimes of the year had exceeded the receipts by 10/. 3s. I Id., which was due to the tr. asurer. The subacription list of the arising amen nted to 1061 KtNo'e COLLEGE.—The annual [general court of this institution wan held yesterday at the college, the Bishop of Winchester in the chair. Tee report, atter congratulat ing Abe proprietors on the satisfactory condition of the college generally, stated that ef matriculated students Is general literature and science there were 121 ; in the app'ied 'settees, 71; medical, 182; io the echo rt there were 500 students ; to tal of the :ormer establishment, 966 ;to whisk there were now to be added 30 theologcel students, making • total of nearly 1,000. At Oxford, during the pest year, three student' had gained a first Mass clamed; and at Cam bridge one of the students had been third wrangler. Hines College Hospital continued to fulfil the purpose, for wkek it had bees ortahltshed ; during the past year 17,823 persons had received relief, being 730 more thin the preceding year; the dahrcriptions. however, had not ince eased in like ps iv. tion_ The building fund now amounted to 4, 00fM. 7M pupil elected to the find-class scholarship 1846, had manasesful candid its for the Hertford scholarship at I,l_ ; The'number of mast. re have been increased and Bushmen divided. There had been another scholarship addedisider the name of the "Daniell scholarship," intended !ft se. 'samba in chemistry carried on at King's College. 'fie report went on ts sta.e that the conduct and proficiently of the theological and other students had been highly satiefac tory.' It further made reference to the Chinese professor ship • founded by the college, the first that had been establish, d in ling Lind, though several had long existed in the continental towns. The council had instituted an order of honorary fellows of King's College ; which was to comprise the principal nod officers of the college. Proprietor., to the number of 120, had converted their shares into donations. Upon the motion being net for the adoption of the report, • governor wished to know whether see had understood rightly that alterations hail takeo place in the privileges of proprietor., who had a right to somioate • pupil who should. have five guineas a year in the higher, and three guineas is the lower class substmceed from the College expenses. Dlr. Cotton, one of the council, explained that it was true the peivileges referred to had been lessened respectively to three sod two guineas. But the money proceeding from the alteration had been devoted to the benefit of the pupil's scholardlip. The total expenditure of the year had bees 30,3831.45. 5,1., the receipts were 27,6481, es. 3d., leaving • Wiese* of 2,7341. IBa. sd. Among the details, we may mess ties that the expenditure in the medical department had been 3,6061.; aced the receipts, 3,9611. 5c : is the throb. flea department, expenditure 3551.3 e 3d. ; receipts, 4441.35. The report having been unanimously adopted, revenues members of the council were elected, nil going out by rotas don and beiog re-elected, and the ocreirti tr fill the vacancy caused by the death of Sir Nicholas C. Tindall. The Bishop of Winchester, in replying to a vote of thanks, expressed his lively interest end contiuued hope in the wel.are of the College. Th- proceedings, which occupied but a very brief period, here closed. N 61.002 COLUMN, THAFALllalli6tarfAlt2.—Yeater day, the works at this column were resumed, after • lapse of nearly two oto.ithit the maronry, with the exception of the pedestals at the south-eastaad west corners, fur the recep tion of the lions, is nearly complete, as are the bas-reliefs »- resenting Nelson's principal engagements, and which are intended to °nutrient the sides of the pedestal. INQUEST.—DZATII BY FlRE.—Before Mr. Payne, at Ours Hospital, en view of the bo ly of Martha Willie, aged 20. Mrs. Sophia Wright, of 6 Hamilton-terrace, Minor street, Clapham. stated that deceased was her servant. About half past six on Thursday morning she was suddenly alarmed by the screams of deceased, who, having gone into the beck parlour to li4ht the fire. ineauti doily set the candle down on the floor, when her clothing became ignited, and in • few minutes ,he was completely enveloped in lamea. Witmer called for the assistance of some of the neighbours, who extinguished the flames as soon as possible, but not fore the unfortunate girl wan so frightfully burned all over, as to louse her death at 2 p.m. the same day, at the above institution. A verdict of " Accidental death" was recorded, IRELAND. DUBLIN. Aran 22. The accounts from the country are more occupied with disease than destitution. From every province, and almost from every county, the intelligence of the declining health of the permits.) , is alarming. Fever and dysentery are the principal diseases, and, a usual, the towns appropriate by far the largest por tion. The Central of Health is making every exertion to prepare for the calamity, which, it is to be feared, will amuse a more aggravated shape hence forwsrd. They are in consuniaication with the local medical authorities and boards of guardians, tendering advice, and expediting the temporary accommodation by all means in their power. Very generally provi sions have been made, or are in progress to mitigate disease, and medical relief has advanced farther than the relief of distress under the temporary act. This is humane , but it is the converse of what is prudent. Food is the best repeller of fevers. The condition of Cork, which physically continues to be ae depressed as ever, promises, I am happy to pereebre by this day's accounts, a better future. The m crops ale in a most flourishing coudition, and in the neighbourhood of Cork rye was already reaping upon Saturday last. Added to this, on the same day, new potatoes, of excellent quality and fair size, were en eaU in the market. The shippers are taking advantage of the emigrat ing pressure to make their space as available as pomeNe. Bat the grommet empectors are active and vigilant, and have succeeded in protecting the rights of the poor emigrants. In Limerick, a num ber of persons, who had been detained beyond the day of sailing, appealed to the mayor, with Lieute nant ranch as their advocate. The dec ision was that the eltip-agent should pay for the maintenance of each presager detained beyond the day specified in their certificates for sailing. If • the rale were stringently am all the ports, some remedy, though not a one, would have teen applied to an extreme p. The poor defense..s prefer to pay the expense of a Week's maintenance rather than incur the shock of a price oilier, and generally succeed, through the impeders, in obtaining from the shipper the statutory allowance of a shilling a day. I have from time to time noticed the enormous amount of civil bills tried at the last acid preceding Quarter Serious. Litigation and destitution move in pandlel lines where the latter has been greater the former his been meet active. I do not know whether the Limerick Chronicl-, tibia is of doubtful authority in many cases, is worthy of belief in this, that Maths very poor districts of Killarney 12,600 promisee were issued at the Quarter Serious, and the majoriV for sums under 20s. Near 6,000 stand of arms are registered in the peace Aloe for the county of Limerick. The masher is large, bat there is a small armoury net Willa, the rectum, which Birmingham has lately a= The lotial paper says more than double the hen—tint this is untrue. The recent arrivals of grain to Limerick are ire mense. During the last week there were enters& from foreign ports not less than 4,500 barrels of Boar and 10,000 quarters of Indian corn and meal, and since Saturday last no fewer than thirty-three vessels had served, with either whole or part cargoes of food. Several of those vessels were, from hose-ports, and of three letter the arrivals from Loudon and Scotland brought large quantities of Needs. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, Aram 22. A requisition to the Lord Provost of Glasgow, call ing on him to convene a meeting to petition for the suspension of Sir It. Peel's Currency Act, is now lying in the Exchange for signature. The Nail says that a letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer has been received in Glasgow, to the effect, that the act eannot be suspended in Scotland on account of Eng land. A large quantity of spurious pennies has been dis covered in a clothes shop in Glasgow. They be longed to a person named Hanley, who had brought them from Ireland, and who has been committed for Dial. The are all of one date, and apparently from a common mould—the quality of metal is inferior, and as a matt, r of course light in weight, but the gene' ul appearance is not ouch as would create suspicion. The A4ercleen Journal, a cautious conservative paper, largely circulated among agricultural propric- I tars, records its opinions against the entail system. We are not aware that a single Scotch paper has defended it, and conclude that, unless in matters of detail, its abolition would meet with little opposition. PROVINCIAL. _TOSKSIIII4I. ANOTTI as Fula AT HALL VILLA IA mt.—About 11 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday last a fire broke out, under very mysterious circumstances, at Hall Villa Farm, the pre raises on which, but a few weeks ago, Are occurred under circumstances equally mysterious, sad which then ended in the burning of a cow-b.ase and several brute. The farm, which is rather more than a mile from Bentley, is the pro perty of • Mine Hall. The occupiers are Messrs. J. and W. Addeman, two industrious practical former., who, having in the capacity of he ad servants or term bailiffs to gentlemen in the district contrived to lave a small capital, entered upon the Hall Vella Farm about three years ago. There appears to be no doubt that an incendiary has beta at work oa both occasions. HAMPSHIRE. A ROOT DEPLORABL E AC C IDENT occurred on Thursday evening, in Southsea, by which Lieut. Heary, of the Royal Marine Artillery, met bin death. The unfortunate gentle man, with two brother officers, Licata. Budd and Ade*, were driving along King's-terrace, Southsea, in a dog-cart, and in turning the corner into Wish-atrcet, the carriage touched the kerb, ran upon one wheel, and turned completely over, the wheels uppermost, and the horse on its back. Mr. Henry wan heavily thrown, an I fractured the back pf his head, Weida receiving internal injury, from the effects oi which the unfortunate gentleman died 3 esterday. Hi i com panions received no injury worth mentioning. The deceased was a very promising young officer. COMNISSIONS (DOMED CT THE LORD LIIIVTLNART.— .1 P. Martinis of Winchester to be deputy-lieut.; L. A. Burton, Esq., to be deputy lieut.; H. F. K. HollosraT, Esq., to be deputy-lieut. ; T. Rnhbina..Esp., to be deputy-heat. WILTSHIRE: COMMISSIONB 910,1111; Ti - 111E LORD LINUTIMANT.— The Right Hon. H. Earl Nelson to be lieut., vice Viscount Folkestone, resianed • 8. W. Taylor, Gent., to be cornet, vice Colston, resigned ; W. E. Matcham, Gent., to he cornet, vice Esrl Nelson, prom. ;of Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry *rivalry. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. CAIIIIMIOI.-71•• Ban.&nation. far the License ad Procticandom in wonmence en Monday, M et ten o'clock, oat., at the Artie denook under the Public Limitary, and will continue on that and the three following days. Candidate. for the Degree of Bachelor of Filmic wilt be examined at the mime thee by the &Mu. Protemor of Pbyak, 'trek...or of Anatomy, and the Downing Profemor of Medicine. Ti V. 0. Homo?. M.A., concluded on Thurrday an Arthl diaconal Vidtation of thi Churches 000,prised within the new Mural Deaneries of tiouth Stalforthhise. Tea Qum. DORAOII{ bliM contributed to the food for nether* the Interior of the breuttful punch church of et. Neat's.. Tea Dam. ale Curni or EIKTVIt bare succeeded to a valuable estate by the decease of lAcorge and William Ley, Feqr of Trehill. tuaritancers—ltev. Clue Oirdleetune, M.A., Heel Abf lungovrin kird, to he Runt Dean or Kingswiniord ; Rev. E. Parker, to Trinity P.C., Over Write& Blackburn, Laiicashire, di*. Chester : IR& : pat., the V. of Blackburn. Vaesser.—Bllle.2 St. Paul C. Lancashire, dio. Mester ; Rev. & Parker, promoted ; ' of Sodor and Mee, value 2,000 k, vacant by death of the Right Rev. Dr. W. A. Shirley. Boutsr.—The governor in council lues pahlished the flolloolng let of rank of aseastant chaplains, in ceetinuation of that dated the 3.st Dec, 11143. trots the date of the departure born Paglaad under, viz.: Rev. W. It. eehealie, &A.—Overland, led Jan., ISM. Rev. J. P. Golehteln.—Do. do. NAVAL. Orwrada-rere or ma MsDtnaan.wr SQVADRON.—At Malta, April 14—(Allan, 12. bearing the Bog of Rear-Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis, Bart.; &Wide, 12; Spartan, 28 ; Munn., 11; Research, tender to Vass.; Ardent, Wee Pet, and Spitare, steamers. At Athens, April 10—Gainey, 90; Albion, 90; Votutuord, Si; Pan. tome, It. At Corfu - Meteor steamer. At Beyrout--Ilszlesuin, 16. At Constantinople, April 7 —Heel& steamer, 6. At Port if .dron, Minorca—AMMO. 16. Prareseours, Aran. 73.—The St. Vincent is rapidly fitting for sea ; bar supernumenoies will be sent on board the Victory, where • school will be prepared immediately for their WC The Br "tenor is going oa with her preparations for commindon. On Wednewlay she had a new lateen mast and bovranrit shipped, end ter fore and mod, MAW stepped. The Theta, 3G, Capt. Cirreton, will, it is espected. go om of harbour to.rsorrow, and mall for Oporto and Lisbon. ' Sot ream, Aram 12.—Tke men of the Royal Docky,.rd battalion hare this week oxamenced dr 81. lbe force Is drvided Into eight complain", one of which, with Its °lacers. is drWN each evening for about two boar. by the wrgrant.major Arronernmera—Amereavir, Aram 23. --limits. J. A. Elodgskin, to Vindkt.se; G. M. Smith, to Recruit. Su D. Geddes to Victory. Moot..'. Assistant, W. B. Bastion to Itl wdho ted. Naval Cadet, W. S. M. 3lorynena to Philoarel. Action Danner, J. Weddell to Geyeer. Paonorma.—Gunner W. Taylor,[ of the Candient, arraneed to Ind clam SPORTING. I , VAIARKETifiLWBPENG HERM°. DIMING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. NZWIIAMIZT Brat vs.—Even on Cossack; oto 4 agst War Eagle; 7 to 1 ago' Water to Cobweb colt (t). Caserta Cor.--9 to 1 apt Duloet (t) ; 9to I most Mendicant ; 10 to 1 KW The Lamb ; 23 to 1 apt BL Lamm.; 23 to 1 apt Mickey Free; 30 to I sin Sir Martin; 31 to 1 apt Plaudit; 50 to 1 rise! Embrant (t). Best Bower was declared not to start. DiStillr.-5 to 3 apt Vu Tomo ; II to I apt Canyoghson (t) ; 14 to 1 apt Glentllt ; 15 to 1 apt Planet; 311 to 1 mat Conk (t. freely) ; 23 to 1 agst Warr Eagle; 30 to 1 apt Mr. Martin; 33 to I spit Mynas; Ps to 1 apt Red Hut; 30 to 1 mg Horn or Chasse ; SO to 1 apt Liberator. Upwards of 1,0001. was laid not on Van Tromp, at 7 to 2, 9 to 2, and 5 to I ; and a lame ton on Comet, at 10 to I ; 1,000 to 30, and 33 to 1 about Red Hart, but 40 to I afterwards armed. FILID.T.-11.ANDICAP Swarm/T.4Am of 10 MOM esch, for 3 and 4 yrs old. D.M. Col. Pest's Vert Vert, Sat Sib (NM I CoL 00•0.1•11 Jao Catorjot 314 (P. Butler Mr. Islam's Premed, Pergnma lily, ns %v. Ab= Mr. Merge s !Yamaha', 74 I 31b Borrino.—.2 to 1 each apt Vert Van and Momohng; 3to 1 aged Don Cesar, tad 4to I apt PreseoL A ram between the Arse Wen. Won by half • length, Dun Caw bating Present by three parts of a length. Run to 1 min. 30 Need. Motor" of 20 son. cock, fur 4-yr old Klieg oat of maim that never bred a Moan of more than 301. at sag one time; tot Sib gosh. B.Y. Duke - Ordedfordie Bridle Mr. Eby xeter's eb H. PIMA ..0 a Ilsoneama . (Abdade 2 Mr. Batson'. by Ho Doetor, oat d ]matey (MY a li to 200 Bridle. The Mateamma My wade the ruaaing way up the cords, where the hnenelle PM gp, god wee pay by • I The Bove' fey wen baron ages. Lon la 1 min. 64 rya 'areneearrr ry Wrote. of 26 weft es* tit • he Ibrio.yr old coin, bit 7lb ; sod Oka, Se .1110; the eggead Mule- Me Mks. D.M. , (23 nth.) Mr. Panty% Came Cr (=: 1 2' Mr. Doewrire Mor Eadie Mr. Pbyllel •by Vesdetio, eel et Coberen (Mewl 4 3 Col. Peer* OlollOd (Nal Led Orford% yr oby Mere* oat of Awns% .. (T. Bother) 3 Lard Mager% Varease (W. Abdan) 6 Delft : I to 3 ',Trek. 5 to a eget War Legie, sad t to 1 opt =boa. We gees emoting st a groan pike, dowdy at. b. 4 ophrt * Virs... "'" ;. ° l: l l es:` of -70.-"= MP Me and% god at ow egret it looked blue a rue; Woe kick, beweser, gat Ras Re Arida b the chair, sad Corm* rut la an iener by aleph ; the Mew to Cobweb colt wee boom ail oe kWh& Moe in I lea. 44 Wm sere—Mere Ab.M. 11•01 b "nth Mr. noweree err Lee .. ...... (J. )rep) 1 Mr. llbellero Calaway Iligli odds oa War le n, who was he a peer. (F. latler) 2 Sews or tell ma oph, It B. last half of Ab. M. (3 enbe.) In J. Hawley% Pis be walked pr. news of MO Pea. wpb. h It, Set 41b. T.T.C. (3 sate.) lard I. legeore lbeenlernor welted over :re= Oann—W• megeoned yesterday that It wag po llee kegs Tema: le Moa ned dlr. la Pan been=bre i ror,tbet elegemblbeellerelea weed be remlable le ......... imilad at • Merge from latsy and wane be the men et penowlemedmar• Ise on one de: led 110/17111=IM Ni t al = r (sit is mkspost aggerune). k weed be prodeelbe el wry punt fteeneelgre te Se IMP beglialehre, it Ms bees daren•Me to eery le the obl mt. ides day. —Tresity. EMI) Etat Manta. EQUITY COURTS. Mere the Lad Chime. —.-- -... —.-....--.....-... MOZLAT AID OTIIRAS V. ALSTON AND MAILS. — a jut Oxrona AND BIAMLI1011•111 RAILWAT.—The ents Navin been brought to a termination in the spinet the Vice Chancellor's order overriding the orrery In this case, the Lord Chancellor said he would read the bill and look into some of the macs, and give his judgment next Wednesday. Sir F. Kelly supposed that nothing would be done respect ing the injusetion in the mean time. The Lord Chancellor sail nothing would be done. MILIDOW r. TAN Somasare RAILWAY COMPANT.— LANDS CLAUSES CONSOLIDATION ACT; CONSTRUCTION.— Ms. J. Parker and Mr. Torriaoo renewed a mod' a for sa impanstion (refused by the Vice Chancellor) to restrain this ealhadeate from applying to the use of their railway certain lamb, to which the plaintiffs were interested, until they, the deitaisate, bad complied with the proper forms vagraboi, to the learned counsel alleged, by the above mallesed net. The defendants had proposed to give sox in the lase in question, but before the plaintiffs as eneoll be es diemated from that proposal, the defendants wed is tor• magistrates, and gave the necessory hoed with W i lta u rietho he the due payment of such sum as valuators elliiailli the Lind at. The vitiators went on the Pr A giadl ealbeetee It at 1.6001. only. AU those proceedings wen•akan without notice to the plaintiffs. The want of such I main woo their elicit objection ' and on that ground they list *kir bill for an injunction, 1 Tlis Lad Chamellor, without ealling on the pommel for the i eMreferred to th e 86th section of the s e t, and was that under that sectien no notice eras required; 1 it referred to the Mtn section, according to which the I promeding under the 85th should be taken, end It was in. possible to RITA notice necordin4 to the 59th mention. The plaintiffs did not ohket to the sufficiency of the sureties. The application wee refused with costa. Mears M. Vloe nudelice of lociraiL) STARLIT v. Tal MANClitsrla AND LIED. RAILWAY ComPattv.—lworwenow.—An injunction was granted in this cam to restrain the defendant' from depositing earth upon certain property belonging to the plaintiff near Hud derafiel.l. The iujuuction was submitted to, but it appeared that the defendants had recommenced the annoyance com plained of. Mr. liethell bow applied for an order that the defendant' should undertake to remove the deposit which bad been placed upon the plaintiffs land, and that they should pay the costa of this application, and if they did sot submit to the order, he should immediately move to cOulsaic the persons appearing for the railway company for breach of the injunction. The order was made. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1847. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. 0 ILBIOUS C. COLIII/BOUX.--OUTLAWIIY •O•INST • PUBLIC OFTICBR AB/WAIL—MC. Wise mooed for a rule to show cause why a writ of distringas which bad been obtained in this are for the purpose of proceeding to outlawry against the defendant should not be set snide. He applied on an affidavit which set forth that the defendant filled the office of consul abroad, and was not absent to avoid hie creditors; that he had been repeatedly in this country since the debt had been contracted, attending levees and drawing rooms; that ho was ready to pay the principal rum, and had been willing to pay it all along; but that the plaintiff made a demand of very large arrears of interest There wu, how ever, an irregularity in the affidavit. Ti.e defendant was the only officer in the place of his residence competent to admi nister an oath for judicial purposes in this country ; the affidavit, therefore, had been sworn before himself. As, however, the first proclamation towards eutlavrry would be made on the 24th inst., the court would probably feel in clined to grant the rule—Lord Denman said that an appear &ace might be entered forthwith, which would prevent the proclamation.—Mr. Wise observed that as the defendant bad not absented himself from the country to avoid his creditors there ought not to have been any proceedings towards ma k:lama, therefore, that the defendant ought not to be with the costa of those which load taken place. Lord Denman thought that the question %doom might be considered at 'mother time. An appearance forthwith would atop the proclamation ; auvl at present the defendant could only ask that it should be stopped.—Rule refused. BAIL COURT. Tim Parrs—befor••Mr. Awake Coleridpe. LANZ O. Setae.—Ptaa or FRAUD son COVIN 1/f AN ACTION ON ♦ PROADISORT NOTS.—MT Knowles and Mr. Conte appeared for the plaiatiff; mid me Serjeant Sheo and Mr. Pearson for the delendant—The action was brought to recover 3101. on a promivory note given by the defendant, a picture-dealer, to a Mr. Oomperts, and endorsed to the plaatiff, who woe a Mr. Kirkman Line, an attoruey in Argyle-street.—After proof of the plaintiff's case, Mr. Serpent Shee addressed the jury, and, in ex planation of the transaction for which the note wee given, said that the defendant sold a pic• Mire by Titian, called the " Six Ctesars ;" and another by Murillo, called "Abraham and Angels," to Mr. Donald ?laciest', M.P. for Oxford, for 7,0001., which sum wea to be paid in coals from the mines which Mr. Maclean represented as being on his estate in Durham, called Wilton Castle. Twenty thousand tens of coals, at 71. a ton, were to Le deli vered at Stoekton-on-Tees, within the years 1818 and 1817, not exceeding 2,000 tons in say one month. These coals were to be sold to a French railway company with which the defendant was connected, and went to France for that purpose. While there, he heard thtt Mr. Maclean was in difficulties. He returned and had an inter view with Mr. Maclean, who coassecd that he was ember raaed, but that his property was worth 106,0001., acd if the defendant would advance him 10,0001. he would give hint a mortgage on his estates for 17,0001 , instead of paying him the 7,00 W. f•r the pictures. He declined, and retained the pic tures. Mr. Maclean bad since become a bankrupt, his debts amounting to 180,0001,. and his assets scarcely 1001. The tromisiory nee in question was given to Mr. Glotapertx for his introduction to Mr. Maclean as a purchaser of the pictures, being a commiasion at 10 per cant.—Mr. Gem pelts was called, aid proved the above circumstances, which were confirmed by a Mr. Abraham, so far at least as Mr. Maclean's embarrassments were concerned. In the course of their examination their evidence was objected to, on the part of the plaintiff; as being ffrelevant.—Verdict for the COURT OF THE DEAN AND CRAFTER OF BT. PAUL S. BOWLES S. DOPTOIT, FALSELY CALLED BOWLES.— EXTRAORDINARY CABs OP BIGAMY. -- In this ease Dr. Jenner appeared fir the party proceeding, and prayed a sentence of nullity of marriage. --Dr. Deaue woo beard on the other ride; but admitted that he could not resist the motion.—The oonrt snit!, in giving judgment, that this was • suit brought by Henry Oidfurd Bowles against Maria Louisa Forbes Duffort, wife of Henry Duffurt, previously calling herself Maria Louisa D'Anville, spinster, to obtath a nullity of marriage, by reason of a former marriage. The facts were these :—Oil Saturday, the 6th of June, 1810, Capt. H.O. Bowles, of the Rifle Brigade, landed from Donaghsdee. in 'related, at Port Patrick, in Scotland, with • person passing under the name of Maria Louisa d'Ausille, and popessed, according to her account, of • fortune amounting to 81,0001. They proceeded to an hotel. There were wit nesses to this fact. Captain Bowles informed the landlord that the lady was a minor, and that the purpose of their visaing Scotland was that of being rearried. They ware ad vised to go to Oretuagreen, as • clandestine marriage could cot be had at an hotel. However, a clergyman, with the aid of a purser in the royal navy, connected with the mail steam packet " Pike," was in ratendenee, and the warring* wan effected. The parties declared themselves men and wife, and, according to the law of Scotland, the marriage was valid, had the female been unmarried at the time of celebration. The sequelof this history was as extraordinary as its commence ment. The day alter the marriage thesupposed husband sad wife left Port Patrick for Ayr on their way to England, sad visited the bridegroom's father, Colonel Bowles, at his seat in Oxfordshire, end the female was introduced as his bride. But shortly afterwards circurastances occurred which In duced the ether to doubt whether the bride was what she represented, the daughter of a Colonel D'Anville. Colonel Bowles communicated his suspicion to Colonel Montague, his father-in-law. This led to investigation, end the result was that the fact was ascertained that the female had mar ried under • feigned name, that a deceit had been accom plished, that she was not the daughter of a Colonel D'Anville, but of an attorney's clerk, and that she had been married Oreenwv" • " at rwich. Inquiries at Greenwich proved the fact. The court had considered this case with an: ety, having a sense of its importance. In all cases which were, like this, esenected with the validity of marriages, and the interests adomestic life, it was necessary that the real facts should he stated. The court had not a particle of doubt but that the identical female who was married to Captain Bowles, on the 6th of June, 1840, at Port Patrick, had been married en the 14th June, 1839, to Francis Duffort, at Greenwich. The court, there ! re, had no alternative but to pronounce that the second marriage c.ntracted in the month of June, 1840, was null and void to all intents and purposes. Deemed accordingly. The learned judge then proceeded to the Chapter house to sign the sentence in due form. POLICE. V -ESTERDAT. WORSHIP-STREET.— Feauo.— Thomas Bone, who was a few days sine remanded upon the charge of obtaining, under lain. pretences, four gold watches and other valu able property belonging to Charles Joseph Madden, was Fraught before Mr. Arnold, the sitting magistrate, for final examination. The prosecutor of Bor.e was subse quently taken into custody on the charge of stealing a writ ing-drek, and since the incarceration of the litter, who was mouth d at the Clerkenwell police-court, numerous ir.divi duals, who have been his viettme, have been making inqui ries swimming him. It was, however, necessary that he should be brought to Worship-street this day, in order to give evidence against the prisoner Bone, and a warrant officer was dispatched to Clerkenwell police-court, when Maddell was delivered over into their charge for that pur pose. The depositions, preparatory to the full committal to liewgrate of the prisoner Bone, were ordered to be made out, and hladdell was reconduoted to prison at Coldbath Fields. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Ro RRRRR BY A Sew TANT.—Sorah Stevenson Cal charged with haring stolen a M. Bank of England note, the property of Mr. George Tacker, and also a purse, containing a sovereign, the pro perty of her late muter, Mr. Thomas James, of Great Porlandetreet. After she bad left Mr. James's service, he received a letter from a lodger, who was then in Devonshire, acquainting him with the loss of a 61. Bank of England note from the pocket of a great coat which he bad left in her apartment. Prosecutor haring before missed a parse and • sovereign, immediately suspected that the prisoner was the culprit, and he set off at once by railway to Lincolnshire, to have her apprehended. He found the prisoner at her father's l i hoes., and on question her about the 61. note, she with out hesitation admitted ing she had taken It, and also the puree and sovereign. She said she had spent the money. She wu fully committed. MONEY MARKET. ?AWAY EVIMINIII. The Bank of England air i mree for the week ending the 17th instant give, as cem with theme for the week preceding, the following resu ta: Clewitton—lase £11,1101,100 Cbealetion—Adtve 20,211,743 Pals deed* Oder flemennewtowslalseln Dekko dapetsasat 11,677,819 OtherenmeNsa........„.. 17,111,001 Oala.and lunge ..- 9,329,841 7dsall ease Ms 910,n6e Sts it,W 7,077 These returns show the singular novelty of a decrease under every head save that of the Rest. But there are features more remarkable still in them. There is a decrease of nearly two millions in the public deposits, and in private or other deposits of one million and a quarter, which, whilst they account for the small decrease or active circulation of only 160,6401. is fees of • diminution of government and other securities to the extant of nearly three millions, are not themselves so susceptible of ready explanation, or rather, the public deposits alone are not. A very small portion of the decrease in the latter can be attributed to the paying out of dividends, which had all but erased the week before. The government therefore must have required so much for the public service, and of course the bulk for Ireland. As the Bank drew in its " other" securities • that is, as its loans fell in and its bills matured, and itemised to replace them by fresh discount' and loans to the game extent; so also Merchants and bankers, refused the customary atcom modation, chequed the " other" deposits, their own accounts current, with the Bank, and thus whilst the directors were applying the screw in one quarter, they were pressed upon and notes breed out in the other. Bo tar the screw of the Bank, and the counteracting pressure up7.l it by its etc tomer* were reacting upon each other with something like a parity of power. From the relative forces of the two autagoulst accooats, namely, private deposits and bill and 111111 securities, It may almost be inferred that the contest would be carried on for some time upon nearly equal term,. The decrease in coin and bullion was mush more than was anticipated, and shows how largely coin is carried away by every packet-ship which sails from the 'united State., arid of which no account is taken, nor can with any exactitude be procured. But the most discouraging feature in them returns is the continued decline of the reserve in the banking department. Instead of a reinforcement of nearly half a million, as was circulated end believed in banking quarter?, and, am said, on something like the authority of book director. themselves, there was en aetual falling off of 276,6001. It is true that, relatively, us the deerease in public and private deposits was together nearly two millions sod a quarter, such • declen sion of the weight ofliabilities was sufficient compensation foe a reserve of notes less by the sum stated, sod of coin, by about 100,0001. mere. The coesidsratioa of these returns confirms the statements current in respectable qoarters that the Bank haft been a seller of government securities for some time past, as yet; and that is has moreover been borrowing money on stock. The gradual depression of the funds is thus readily ac counted for, although the cause has latterly been thrown by common report upon the unfavourable accounts of money affairs in Liverpool and Lancashire. Affsirs look serious when the Bank was a borrower of money, whilst bills and loans were running out at the rate of half a million a day, and fresh loans end discounts only made at the rate of one fifth, or 100,0001. a day. The stock market has been in a somewhat deraceed state to-day. Rather extensive sales of money stock shortly after the commencement of business made the greater im pression because the supply of stork for some time past had seemed by no means equal to the demand, and hence the rise of prices, and the higher rates which had to be pao - I lately for it, both by the public investing their divi dends, and the speculators who had oversold themselves, and required stock for delivery. These *ales of money stock were an event upon which dealer. and speculators were not slow to plate an unfavourable construction, and accordingly proceeded to action. Commis opened at 87 both for money and time, but they descended rapidly to 861 under the pressure of sales, and although in the c .urse of the fluctustions they recovered to within • frac tion of the opening price, the downward movement was too strong, and carried them at the c'ose to 861 for money, and 881 to 1 for time. The quotation. for money ,juat previous to the last transactions marked were 861 to 1. Reduced Three• 85i to 1 Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 871 to 4- En chequer-hills 2.. discount to par. Long Annuities 8 15-18 to 9. Bank stock 193 to .5. _ _ Some thinly scattered quotstions show the poverty or the transactions in foreign stacks. Spanish Fives are called 241 to 5; the Threes 351 to 6. Portuguese 34 to 5. Mexican 20i to 1. Chilian 91 to 3. New Grenada 191 to 201. Por tuguese Fives guaranteed by Brasil 83 to 6. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents..sBl to 1 ; the Fours, 895 to 90. Foreign exchanges showed some difference today. Bills on Amsterdam and Paris were rather enquired for, and the rates in consequenos a shade lower. The rates on Hamburg. Antwerp, and Frankton as before. On Genoa there was a rather remarkable rise ; on Leghorn the rates higher also. Oa Naples, Madrid, and Lisbon they were lower. The general feature of the foreign exchange market was, however, little altered. With the trivial exceptions stated, the takers of billy were few, and shy of amounts ; the supply of money short. The greatest dealers generally in exchange operated the least. On Amsterdam the rata were 12.51 to I ; on Rotterdam, 12 51 to 6 ; on Antwerp, 26 5 to 10 ; on Ham blin. 13.111 to 1; on Frankfort, 1211 to 122 ; on Paris, 25.95 to 26.21; on Genoa, 26 10 to 15 ; on Vienna, 10 9to 10; on Leghorn, 30.55 to 60; on Naples, 401; on Madrid, 351 to i—all at three months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 531 to 1. BANK OF ENOLAND —Arcorwr for the Wert ending April 17. mos DTI Moto; lased L 13,1101,100 (;.eeresseet Debt £11,816,1011 (liber Pereritke 0.14 Cele mei Belittle 7.34.4 eater &ellen 131/01,104 112,901,100 1111.1.11.• _ Pow/ISW 1310•1 814.633.03* Owenteest heratitlasOn Haring Deng Weight Annuity) At 1.177,1111 Other 6III•lltle Antes Quid all Wear Cola Eat4.6r, Paw. Maeluh C.unahal.ersatNniel. Debt,aad DI,. Attottata) 3,0M.031 Our Devn& 10,00‘,G19 Ilerea.4l•7 sadi eclaw ILLe ri0.016 01,171.674 I L3l 117300. N. NAPANALL. Chief Gabler. I V:NDS. lactio bowls. oar*, lOW, I pa 14wAN Pm New Amos . SA o..weob it.. Atm. P 7 stifle ii,.. 115.. 1.3513 le.. 1 PP. FY Uwe, MN, I 4U. par Ohio Meal, I Am I pm. I /UNDO. 3 per Cl. greats% Wade. 3.34 If pw CO. 500r40r1.4 boads, 33 Do . Defeennt, 116 3 per C.. P.epol. Mures 11W. 4 per CI. 11.14133 Ma. es 714.,.51 I f 11l 4.3+0 113.3 11,441wag0, II W... 3 61 1 4 per Ce3l. Lunch Out, Sli April 22. 1847. Rank Stock, 193 4 pee Q. Red. des., ea Id • ji•T CL COOS. wawa, ST of I f New 34 pees A• 1.0.. 67/ I Ti I leclue....Jawl.lllo.lll-1111114-11 Leh*, 30 loww,Sl per et ltrullhu Deado.ll9 .-- per et Mho& Mole, 91 per Ct Grenade DPW. ID Pee CY. Mexieso, MN, 20# per Ct. Porous... D.oY. M per et do., Peet.. M# per et. eputlek 3142.,,tect April 30, 23 1 Ditto Panire Boode, 3# Plat& A. It 1 par 0.1•13. . n... . 1* Do. . . Da. . . lielglaa I. lOW D ..D 1. DAL /.. 3 . 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Kowa sal KAT •TiVOOO a Marseille. rues/were a bale .. eters./ • . - - - . I 3 I d.... _L . E. • 1145 a aa4l au lae in. NS OM is NS 446 NO 476 IS Cull 75 740 741 50 777 SO 7'7 SO NO 000 SOS 75 egi so on NI co SIS NO US ea to Wu so RAILWAY BILLS IN PI COMbliffiES ON THE untrs.--Osoor No. I. Roos M. London and Brighton and South Cart Railway (Kent Railway to I Matdatona, Canterbury, and Tunbridge). Mr. Cabin, aughwer to the line, end Mr. Harrier aseer to the Muschesier and Leer Ilse, exandoedi landowners' ocidtko <cornered. Ithorr No. 3. Roos Pt —197. Winder, Stairs, and South Western (nighemed se Windsor): 196. window, Staines, and South Western (Mathes to Meat, Pm) Promoters' ease closed: c ase of opposing 'endorsee% road surveyors, de., openrd. Derr No. 6. to 21. 161. Exeter, it, ad Dorchester Railway and Breathes. 131. Salisbury and Yeovil Trak cridore further heard. Onot r No. 11. Roos 2L Colchester, Stones Valley, Sudbury, and Halstead Railway (eateries from Lavenham to Bury st. Ed. mend's). Opposing evidence on the part of landowners heard. G. No. 111. Room U.-277. Great Northern Railway (Hert kind HitSAM, and t. Albans). Promo:item' cam Owed; 2a End, ern Comities Rail (Ilerthed to llRabbi, he.) Evidence favour at project Mead ; 41. Weld and Edmonton Railway kNtension. cramp No. IS. Room 1.1-223. Cheltenham and Oxford Railway (Great aved. Western Junction, &a.) Traffic evidenoe ia favour or, eon (lacier No. 21. Booi 11.-449. CMfard, Wormier, sad Wolver hampton Hallway (.so. 2). Yr. Broad, engineer to t h e hoe, a s/tined. . Osior . r Na 511. ROOM 24.-303. Great Northern Railway (branches to Slenford). IraMb evidence in femur of, further beard. Gam, No. 47. Room 28.-Airdrie end liathgare Junction (Amend ment and Deviation). Cam fully heard, decis6e postponed for Rail. wry ComeMAMoiMee mon. Game No. 50. Room 54.-e. Oiriteher Paisley Kilmarnock, and ' Ayr (No. 2). Cosa opened by Mr. Talbot: And Gl:cageow and Belfast Luirn (No. I). Clause. disposed of. Game No. 51. Roost 29.-Adjourned until Monday. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.--Siteete.-On the sth Inotant, the first train of the Kairer-Frdinand hord-Cstin to Odenburgh .cried there, containing several meruters of the board of directors of that conipany, who bad • con ference with the directors of the liconig Wilhelm • Cahn Met at thlenbursh and then at Ratlb r. Thus the greatwt and the most im portant railwey In Germany has been completed-a railway which coeneet. the three ormolu commercial and escheat cities of the tier. man confedenuion with each other, namely. Vienna. Berlin, and Hamburg. When in. railway between Vienna and - Mete cern plered, there d tea continuum line of railway between the Baltic and the Adrintle.-4flgemeier Zeittarg. BUSINIRE OP THE ENSUING WEEK. - (From Railway ehreeide.) Mivriros-Belfast and Ballymena-April 26. IMI%ot. WOW elan-April 26. Edinnurgh. Dundee and Perth-April IG. Dundee. hutch khent.h-April 2.. Amstenlarn. Northern of France-April 14. Paris. Prwton and Wyre -April 16. kit etwood. Tv( umo eon logs.— AlertireO -- Sum. of not lea than 5001. for 3 years and upwards. et 41 per cent per annum, midair. half-yearly ; twedonian - -Sam of not ken than 5001., at S per rent. per annum, - 5 mars, and Birkenhead-Sum. of nut lave than for 3 or 5 years; Matter .- 1,0001., w for 3 or 3 years, at 44 per cent. per NORM ; Edinburgh end Glaago-aloans of Inn than 5001., for 3or 5y years, at 1 per cent. por annum, payable half-yearly ; Edinburgh and Northers - Sumsof not leas than 3 61., for 3 or 5 year,, at 44 per cent per annum ; 0111.4.0,f, Barr head and Neilstun -Loans on debenture.% for 3or 3 years; Great Western -Sums of not Ir. than 1,0031., for 3 er 7 year., at 4 per cent. per annum, pnyabk balf-yeer- ty ; limed& and Bury St &Wanda-Lams on debentures, for 3 years, at 3 par sent -Leeda, Dewsbury, and Manchader-Noes of not less then 1,100/., for S years at 3 per cent., or 7 years at 41 per cent. ; London, Brighton and Mouth Coati-Sums of not lees than 1,0, 01., for 5 or 7 year., st Sy per cent per mourn; Man ch.ter, Sheffield and Lincolnthire - Boma of nut less than 1,0001., foe 3, 5 or 7 years, at 5 per cent. per annum, payable Lail-yearly ; Midland-Suns• of not Mrs than 3,000!., the 3 year% at 5 per cent. per annum; North Union (the London and North- Western and Livery..) and Manchester, as lathes of the Nor.h Onion;-Sum. of not lea than 1,0001. fur 5 Of 7 years. at 44 per cent. per mama ; Scottish Central-Loans on debenture., at the rate of 3 pee cent. per annum, payable half.yeerly; Toff Yale-Sums of not has dna 2001., for 3, 3 or 7 years, at 4 per cent.; Ulster-Sams of not the than 1,0001., for 3or 3 year., at 5 per cent per annum, pay able half-yearly. Cerro nee.-Lad, Brighten, and South Cant-Works at New Coma station, and obeyers, April Midland-3,609 tom of rile, Om tensor etS a mel e 30.0 M sleepers, April 30; Sensual@ end Carlisle-Rath. and sleeper., May 1 ; Newport and Paanapial Works, April 29; Id, Rotherham. and Goole-Works. May 1; Stirling and Dnalliesitine-Works, April 26. Drew. ow-Cleinerall-latemst on the pid-up oath, now payable; Neweenle ad IlleWlet--.lt the rata of S per cent. per months ; Umbra and MeMe-lntersat at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum as esdadd-up MIK DOW payable: South-Eastern-11. Is. on *d impling- ; ea the shares created March 19, 1641; and la 6d. on the shame created the 7, 1841. CALIA.-Bethot and Ballymena-2/. 104. due; Belfast and County Down-St • Illstenheed, Lancashire. and Cheshire June too -11. in. sue April SS; Illemlnigtsm end Oxford-31. due ; Blackburn, Darwen, told gelds -M. 79. id. on the Blackburn, (~theme, and North-Western Jennies shares (A.), don ; Celedonlan -SI. ou the Clydesdale Junatien sham, that April 26; Central of Franc-30L dee; Cork and Bandon- 2/. 10.., due; lhddin and Whet Junction-21. 10s. due; Dublin and Drogheda-3/. Go. ad. In; Ihiblirt Dundrum and Rathfarnhem -13 s. due April 30 ; EMU& eolnshire-21. 10s. due April 3u; Eastentoounties ( York extanelnk short.) -1 I. on the (A; quarter,, doe ; 21. It*. on the (11, TWINS- It. Ss. due ; earl 11.tinpion - 21.101, due; Glonemter and Dean Forest-11. Ina., due; Greet North of Englund -St on the M. Mares, due ;Great Northern-It Sa. on shares Nee. 1 to IvB,ooo, and Nos. 30,5)9 to 224,4000, due; Ipswich and Bury -St 10a., due; Killarney Junction-21. So., due May I ; Leeds, Dewsbury, and Mina eleyster -LI. on the 301. Mares, due; and V. Ith on the 23/. hltear shams, due April 711; Leeds and Thirsk-3/. 10e., due Apra Luke and North-Western - St on London and Birminghani 1116 shin., due; and 3/. on Grand Junction 251. dames, dr Landon MI bath Western-51. on new 501. shares, and 41. an awn Mt din" due; Londonderry and Oderatne -Al. Ith. doe April 26; liiigvalarry and -21. 10s., doe; Llynel - IL. Om May 1; Lynn and Denham -31., doe; Lynn and Ely-Al., ilisellay 1; Manchester and Lestch-3/. to the Liverpool and Bari 30t Mann due April 26; and St on the liuddeatield and s Jannis. 501. shares, due April 36; Midland-GI. on the 00.0111191111101 Mt share., and 3/. on the Eyewash Valley shares, due ; t 41. antlislini. alpha, due May 1; Norfolk-Alan the 5 per cent extensinashatleollne 4 • Northern Countlea Union-11. lau, due; Oxford, WOlllllllllO, Wolverhampton-31., due; Scottish Central-21. 101, sae; Sw w bury and Birmingham-11. 13s. on an B. due ; Shoe wd sal Chester -11. on the 36/.13c 4d. share., due; South-Eastern-It Southampton and Dorchester-21. IW., duc ; Tours and Nude. -73 e, leas 24f. interest{, or 724 f. net, due May 1 -IS ;Vale of Heath-21., due ; Watt.rford an I Limerick-2/. DN. due Mae 1 ; Waterford, 11 extant, Wicklow. and Dublin-10s., due; West Flanders -71., due; Witte, Somerset and Weymouth-51., due; York and North Midland-St, on the extondon therm, due. TIL•of KA Books Gown.-Belfast and Ballymena-till Aprtl 76 ; Catalonian -till April 26; Edinburgh and Northern-till May 12; Preston and Wyre-till April 28. TatrTgc for •••TectiTaWaaa• toeing bet... April 13 11•4 A3ll 20,1517, and INC 1/504.• tea Boduey Closotale.) 1 1117. lilt ! 1517. late. ate 164 I L0weee,11•1211956, Ate . 7.154 4,121 420 Ludo. a 51. Wester. 7,51 a 7.144 707 i alaselower 9 Levees 2,015 16,701 `46 51666.511261.41J05e1mie 1.1160 Lula 111W16odleelveTa U• 4 29•5•1ek 19,711 15,001 GTO - 24, 2 ,...2 2 4 C•4111/6 1,15 e 1,1211 Norfolk ......... 1,115 1,262 /tank Beulah ..... 1,457 - P,r.we Wyr• GIG 610 Powor.bery aM 015 4ll - 605511 Drsoe - Smolt-Reform Tag Yak 1.2112 1,721 tinter - 744 York and Nriveatole I 7,5711 5,310 'fort soe N. 111.0269- GAS 0,173 tuban Di:ghtda thabiin t klaimoto Into•to A Artoreett Eau lantarhlre Ournar• ElroArra I.!•Ara . Edirbur4A AlWri . e . wr Ulantorr, nolai 4 Ayr Glayparr, nisi. A Ors. Arkilltry s Wear. Of•at . Ipswich ard Mary.— lamest •r 11124 UMW* • 6.4.7 f ab , lAN 1.411 lI.IM 184101 ! . 1,710; 111,1731 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PROITCCE.-31nocixo.Lima, Mut. t3,—The pabtic rid of sugar far acceded the demand. 350 labels. West India, 9,300 bags Mauri. the% and 8,000 bags of Bengal were offered. A decline ofls. upon the Mauritius, and Is. 6d. on the Bengal, was submitted ; yet sarcely half the quantity bound buyers. 130 aids. of West India sold 4t Is. decline. the remainder withdrawn. Brown Went Indih 41a., 41e.; middling, 430., 48a. 641..; good to fine, 47a., 3r. The rn4sed market wee dull; lumps, 6,4„ 03e. —Coffee; The public sales advertised for to. day were postponed till TheodAT, in order for the Importers to decide whether they would put the amount at 6 per cent the are r "now" exists on sugar. to whkh there is but a small doubt they will agree, sa the buyers have an equal claim.—Bice: In consequence of Prussia having deelded that this article may be imported free of duty, • •• 9 7 butte demand sprung up; and about 12,060 bra are reported • sold, exclusive of stout 3,0 tons to arrive. Good middling whits llenal. 21.., 23%; cargo, 195., 19s. ; Madras, 199., 200.—Tallow hes declined to 48s. 691. on the spot—Cotton dull and inactla.—Jute E. I. offered, and bought in, 20/. 12a. 6d , 221.—Sun hemp bright In, 161. 104.—Tea The letters received from China to-day have 'weltered quackish The importation in London front bat January to 16th April, has been 11,337,0001bn. ; the deliveries for the same period, 14332,00011 r SUGAR.--Tne Ar , ZWOR Pates nee 5r..., the prod.:* of the British Po torts in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 20th day of Apia, 1817, is 30s. 9jd. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mato Wu.% is 345. ljd. per cwt. Sugar, tbs produce of the FA .t Indies, is 37.. Bd. per ern. 'The arerage price of the three foregoing description% Jointly, in 3111.11 d. per an. (IYlTON.—Livinwoot, Amin. t2.--Today there was • fair demand from the trade, but ninny holders have decanted to mil at the decline. Salm, 3,000 bales, clams hewer. 111.ANKETS.—The attendance of buyers to-day eat sat at as on Monday, but there were a Ler orders given out fair The home trade retinue, very flat. Late prises were KTUFFS.— Basoroan, Aran. 22.—There was a fair atimemee of eitechanta la the Piece-hall to-day, and an active business ma km le deem Rood., aim in merino.; but prices were low. There was a fair easimil kr weft yarns, and a disposition to buy foe Mena new, was observed, which the spinners were not willing to mew tale at the 'Melee low prices. In the wool market the sebsen with great caution, rind their purchases were It.. than most reit market was not well eupplied, which kept prima about the same. NoiL• and Brokes were not much In demand, and no attention hi prim an be quote& BOWERY AND LACE TRADES.—Norrimonau.—Seees al Amen ty.tirees ban oparstel to some extent le ynnen, Leaver, aid sew Melee the is weak. Yee anythieg be the newest pellens, ther eme ymatideiery plots. is Pik goods ecaresig any tlttYY I .1 . 11, lam esemi doe sew be remit. TM raw mater ia l W Why Is peke et kr .eiery immber blew to. co emetimtheme= le k itike edam kr mils, at tbs pewit of nets arks red teat aliogelier ram i e.n whet ea. Pots NI term pehieleit mini minty thin dr and; lee It wiVslis tbe mom et ebbe ampleemat, mei lin asellemly CNN* a pads alined es esibreathe m evade be dm monk of a Im melee army. Pb.' edema healers nob Is petted, to. sed It bedewed that end, amid et tin Imam la th. tom are etentbie, Ands at One tint Nnapleyie isizbeve tie material advent oat la to. at the Wed, Man bees tomb, ankh to dee Mena themmes " ekenes, is in aat bone t see It k ex= pr to sate that, commey tosig=2 .. there is • teopewnwme th e elk amine bees— Renee, ODALII, Anna 13.-6145, Ill; 114114.111 L DDDDD Lll.ll/0. 1101416 . 5 Rea 'Unity l7. SO tam Isla bloly.r.ll 11.1• ...... . Ile 14 Wale Led N. 1I lk Wa.M Lai Itilltsivratth IS. 11.1 WWII; e.l Suman . • From tlw LONDON OAZETTE.—Friday, April 23. ........,.... Yaw ELIIAITt Ikea CLIO Ooeslilk mom Wakes, ft air May 4 at 1, * Jura et 12, et IkkkkalLet. Deprok Ikekstio4; et. mtg., liseede. Fredee itus.* liaasuiv, ses., likely Leek* Weatmereird. keeper, April imigiAM Ame 11 et I, et Ileffeaskeyne Ct. ti meaty k Ileitked•fres ; Oseep, Wetly liwiloale; Bate' Wm, Newsnall•Amsklyna ; off. Mal., Baker, hlmmaitte upcm-Tyne. CRAnlall %oats, Vie. Leat-eL, fientliverk, carman, April MI at I, &June 4 at tree Sol, litopeier, keeauit. ton-la ; off. raki, Wei, Hamm noses WIN" Seekenr, Fear, April 30 k Jane 4at et ledmilieLe. Sam% Teftio-thamb.; off. ao4g., Whitmore_ .11/Wsktisbet. Jo t n Atm, Lkelsekk Lk of Asiffeele, pow, Nap 7 k hum ~.t 12, a Limped Ct. Sok, OkstlevelleitOe., Oil iewrpolumb., Pemba too, Liverpool; of skip, Tem; lAverped. Jamie Loa, Fuar iffetwistktre, cadreissember, April 29 it May 29 at 11. at Blrialikkeloi OL Seliyadlookoa., Cilssoory la., k Neckline, Ilinainglimi siLabekilm leraksisie. all MA. WOONN .p 16. SFS Olt May LS at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Uni litarkTheisank, It Dodge, Liverpool; at walk, likk Tames.. Osam, Waksi.lllolhrhaatie, *se deokr, May 61 lone 10 at I, ate CL ilbuitlew, Mahal; off. msg., Christie, aICHALI+ raAnk ffetkpark, Hartkedalre, farmer, April 28 st 14, k May 27 at 1, at italmstmL444. Chancery-:a. made,•Bell, Ottlemna.M. Itmett Timmons, llnlmm !week., grocer, Mays & 31 at 11, at Manchester CL Won allialaba-11C, a yoga, Manchester ; off. aralg., Frame, Ileatatilar. lumen Seirrnma k 118111.41 MI limerseas, Exeter, wine mer chants, May 6at Amelia 11, at Ember Ca. Sok, Usk, at, k Saunders & Euler ; am*. Mimed, Exeter. Wit, sr Bata., ardabury, Wiltshire, .named victualler, May 4 at 12, & June 9 at 11, at bamingbalLM Mi., Jones, Chancery-la.: off. .tie.. !Award, FrodericlespL Komar TAT.. ttegeut•st., elivermnith, April 39 at 131, & June 4 at 11, at BasinghaUsL IML, Fawcett, Javan-at.; off. amis., Belcher, King's Armslil. w itt Yowsixv, Little Jeuntsst.. liedrotd.row, &welt maker , April lu a June 1 at 11, a! Ilavitighalhat. not.. Iluchansa, Batirgkalt at; of nafg.. C..1104a, WiLLisie Autv.e, Bricsiordsci., Woolwich, May latl, & June 12 at 111, at MaingloilLet. buL, Buchanan, MaulgtalLst.; otl• ante., Follett, kmbrookst. JAM. Losomma Wtut., Woroaeter, taibr , My 61 Juan 10 at 11, in Blreninnturn M. Bob , bun; eIL msg., %%Innen, Worcester, & t&un. nosoLvrarr PETITIONERS. W. Look Haclorisiglk; D.,. h.., • M ■ rrwri. Bt rth.. 4 , Wonselaster U. Cimetw Imam.. West II.o• of lain E. l l72..a.e"ppeß.pi W. N ".". u ""*". d-k w. letaa w. wwww .46 . w devos. .117, T. tlesdow,lerus.Classiale.lierased Siebank. I; muddier. I . 0 111. J. lan... 111..1.6m,lechem$11.. J. Pam l Ishkel. N. A. JohaMel, GI- Itesseu.m.. Law. framograt Ladner. '4.11.. ." 1 ”. b.sy, M. 'hate. Lmerpeol. mr yktainal• powwow. DECLARATION OF DIVIDE. NDEL -- A. Biretta, Manchester, worsted maitufaraier—lst dia. m lr y April 27, lb terry subsequent Tuesday, at Ilutor's. ataa.-b,,,,, R. e. limed a W. Li , erProl. werelmots —3rd dire at IA., any Monday, at Bird's, LirerpooL C. Y. Caro', Liverpool, merchants-Ist k Anal dia. m lAy Woodsy, at lArd'a, Liverpool. C, Qsapehter. Evoinutoke, burr —a die. of In Cd., April 22, A My ulrequent Friday, at Follett's, Basin/chat-sit. R. Clarke & J. Rumen Cool F.:change, City, coal futon —s kr a t I id., April 23, & any soMequent Friday, at Follett's, Basinab.a . R. Elliott, Liverpool, agricultural inxileinebt maker —ha div. Rev 7d., any Monday, at W. llird'a, Liverpool. W. Elliott, Fetworth, gunres, ono minima-41 Mr. of la., a ai t 23. & any subacquent Friday, at Follett's, Basingban.4, W. Gill, Warr an ington, I.:nesshirc, corn mercbant—lst die of 1114 April 27, & y aubsequent Tuesday, at lloteon's, M . N, Hey, Colne, Lancashire, worsted manufactur esder, d hand, & April 27, any eubsequent Tuesday, at liotwoh, Manchester. Ladd a w. Fouler, Frichurchot, merchanta—a die. of lid, April 23, & every subsequent Friday, at Foßetra. B H. MiDougall, Liverpool, factor --Mid Mr. of 314., Nay Moeda', at Bird's, Liverpool. H. marshal, ..eibridge Abbey, Kildare, surßen manufacturer —lib dlr. of 1.11k1., any Monday, at blvd's, Liverpool. R. Nictiolq binninabsto, tookaeller —lst di.. of b., any Tomisy, at Whitmore'n Birmingham. W. Ransom, Moamar/Le, Suffolk, earn merrhant—a dir.af sta_ April 21, & any subsequent Friday, at Fullett'v, J. Richardson, Liverpool, merchant —ith dir. of 1 and 3.1f.d., spy Mooday, at Bird's, LiverpooL . . & 'Gs n: T. ReWarLeileoter, hosiers —lst dlr. ond., any Monday at Giristies, Birmingham. T. Rudd, Brmgh, Westmoreland, provision dealer- Ist A Snal dr/ of is, any ttatury after April 21, at Baker's, Newcastinupia.Tiso. J. 81e, Tellard Rove, Wilts, wheelwright-Ist div. ut I. id " say wedneaday, at Whitmore'., nualattnall-street. J. Sutherland, Liverpool, coppersiudn —lot It Yawl dlr. of la. 114, any Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. M. Telo, Liverpool, merchant—l 4 & Anal dlr. of 20a., any Mashy, at Bird's, LI J. WlamdcZ r Tt i k, groper—a My of le. 3d., April 28, & any ad., quent Wednaday, at tittOWN Bristol W. Whitley. Liverpool, nu rthant —I in div. of Iv. 2d, any Maw*, at Bird's Liverpool DIVIDE:4I76.—May IS. A. Birch, Birmingham, M. Burton & B. Bhoen, Hemeick, Liowashire, CottColl May 21. J. Clarke, It. ?ditchrll, J. & T. &et& 1,, 00 4., bankers—May IS. E. Davies, King . . Mills, Dewlap, mil, _m. :1;" J. Goulty, &ample, Lambeth, mast & our maker—May 17. G. Ors. Yam, T. Adams, & M. It. Macforlane, Cheapside, colic. prime„.„-_M. 7 18. E. S. Harley, Birmingham, groat--1407 i& T. Iluthimk, Airmail, Staff... Whim. wonted manclieturer—May 21. P. L Boom Manchester, merchant—May 21. J. Livingoton and T. &Main, Moa. cluster, plumbers—May 13. E. Pbilpot, Wdlo. , &g o , timber dealer upper Gioucester.place, Chine & chews. monger—May 17. C. Ternan, Polygon, goinerv*.t.en, kniot oo _. Ms .7. C. Teresa, &C. Tema the younger, Polygon, beliiden—Maf 18. J. Wilkireon, Liverpool, fruiterer. 91301C11 SlXilfEietiliTlONA. John Mociatne, Damon, Ayr shire., Mmkeeper, April 29 & May 20, at the Damon Ti.,,,, DUBooll—Alexander Robertson, Balnacerrie, Aherdirnebire, know, April 39 & May 21, at the Lamas Tne, Aberdeen - Rohm Kaaren Rom, Glasgow, writer, April 27 & May 20, at M'Allliter's Nash, Glasgow. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-0. & J. Armand. Croydon— H. Barber & 11. P. Andrewes, Tottenham-rt.-rd.—E. Bate& 1 P. Hadfield, &W. Martel North/rich, Chaster— Cooprr, H. Seeley, kJ. Ryland., Prnuelch-Cloustla, lanearbire —F. Copland & 11. P. Burnett, Surrey.st., strand —W. Crane Si H. Sheeniest. Stationl, Eases —C Dawson &G. Dawes, Boston, linoolauhile—J. folmodsk G. Tucker, Bristol—T. Fieldir.ir it J. Pdkingtoa, likekb.om. Laos. shire—C. Gedye & W. Persia, Devonport—T. Raigh & W. IL Haigh, Fir dried. Yorkahlre —W. Harding lk J. Horning, Clat, riV. Reyes &H. limber, Great lever, lanewhire—J. &Olt k awton, G. Beaumont, kJ. Bannon[, Manchester, kras regards J. Boole & J. Beaumont—R. hew & L. De Daviniat.,Belgrare-sq.—R. Morris & W. Wilemba, Llrelp B roorP, none & It. Londos.wall, City—J. Radked kC. RIM Ing o Basinghallat.-0. Richardson & R. Matthews, mfg. men—E. C. Ryles ik & Harris, Chipping Bann& Renkidi sitbe—J. Smith. on., J. Smith, :an., F. A. & kalth, J. T. Holmes, Flank, Works, Derbyshire, so far es rivals J. Meath, pen. -- J. Stracban, E. Story, & R. &cry, 1411.• sestle.upon.Tyne, eo for as regards J. Egnielien—C. Taylear & QS Bandanion, Warrington, Lane .shire—W. Gt.!, J. D. •Livl .r, t J. Fairman, Stortford, Hert'ordsisMr, ao for as regardi W.Ges— J. C. Williams& J. Cocks, Bridport, Dorset. SHIPPING INTIILLIOENCIL—XAna. ••/.• 11131. 11113.1 Ml& sea 3 Dablln . . . 0 0 Hering . . 0 I ladla.na Nano am numbed .. 0 I mann . . • Mmernere • Warm. May 7 1 Thwkaglaslso 0 Prone . • Dray.. CAW. 0 ; IW. halo liar Gear. •Jme. 0 0 Mane Ann n 0 norm rid 10 IlasaU 1 Romero, .0 • Medium. .• i mantas May. (iguana:its, Aran 23.—Arrined : John Bull, Hambro' • ' Amu; Ostend • Orla, Oopmbir ; Comingen ; Hanel, Demean; Clorloriga, Denmark ; Antoci ; Home la. Aalborg ; Bared. Aalborg; Maputo Me den, Aalborg; Hearin, Swig , =; , Two Brrabera, Ostend; Eclipse, Guernsey. Rolled Olive Jerry ; Sarah Purkett, Poole ; Anna Bella, Prince FAlnrd's Waal; Counter of Nglantine, C•netentinople ; Rumania, Cortignerg; Elka gunpron, Limerick ; Ware. Gibraltar ; Ilebe, Norway; haw Turcaa, Havana ; London Packet, Baltic ; Ruby, Stettin. Lrranuoi., Aran :X.—Arrived : Rainbow, New York. Sailed: Grace, Antigua; Herron, Ilona Kong ; John Bogdan, Singapore; Dryad, Valparairo ; Earl Stradbrooke, Rica; Wiliam Cones. New Tub; Niagara, New Orlesne ; George Glen. Para • Mary Goma II Neon, Pernambuco; Joie Ignacio, Aaleeund ; Eisheiman, Bay Cka km; General Von non. Straanund; llargareta, Liebau ; I,gy e.a = Bordeaux ; Planer, Newfoundland ; Cbeenr, New Orleana ; Akxandria, E.; nuperb, Butanzas ; William and Ulundi, New Or. leant; Oak., NMI; Anna, Newfoundland; Amazon, St. John% New Brunswick; eiders, Quebec. [Advertisement]—Cons, Couons, AND Asniva SAS= COMM ST HOLLOTAT'S PILIA—LIT DO pans% lair* but mama consider hlmalf as past all mire, even U so bad se to be ese able to lie down in bed, without trying the el et of these celebrate' pills, as a few doses will soon carry off the phlegm and appraise from hta chest, and produce a healthy action of the lung.. A proper coarse of thia famed medicine will insure a cure. Inveterate cowls sad colds wt 1 noon yield to the like treatment. 'lb. testimony id* ltev. David Williams, Wesleyan minister at Beam.* is to da effect most eetoesishing. Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Hol loway's adablishmeat, 244, Strand, London. INIATZIL •laDZlWB.—•pril 13, the IMO, 4. •Negffer• lag., egret., f alabec, of • M. PANOCRY.—.I4,6II 13. at ladreed piety, homehelearr, the wife et W. baebary. Jen., Zag , of • druseu r,mtll•ba• 111•CIICKOPT.—•prI1 22, at Ilarapnesd, the Idea of I.Braekoreft, of mime, • eoo and • daughter. I,llll‘ April If, the wife et the toe. W. I brortor, of lhaudea. of • dayllter. CAN I) at Veer , C Carly, Le , or • are. COCCI.* 13.—•pral 31. at 0, Weabouree.plxe, Eacthgatue, wile of Chet. A. Douche, of • son. 000D)1•N.—aped 12, at It, Camden-road Villas, Came. tetra, here. IL •. o.erdesa, of a moo. OZZESE.—AerII 11, at • Upper WI wile ofT M. Omer,. Zaq., ol • o a. OUILL•KOZZ.—•peII le, at Cobh Galliallere, tho Vl•ettosteta 0•111 e. more of • go. Portamta.meare, Me .f. ci Os IlAYie.Lipril 20, at betels-aveese, /User.* we, Duette, Übe wile et J. Hayes. Ise., al • re. INAPY —.Lpal IL at Ilwaten, tbe wife of tee lee. U. law, f• atwitter.. LAN L6llll.—Apeil 20, at Lyeeta, Kildare, ter wife of ter Hoe. I. l•wleet, of • ma. C,1171:13110.—AprIl O. the wife of Ku J. Malllaaa, of 10, Camay ph., Hyde parkohlotate, a 1 a 4aahler. VADel—Aprtt 111, at elude notatostreet, Dahlia, the wilt of 11. WW, Rap o 4 a daaaater. VHIT ' L —Aril 2/, Ito htla He White, hag., af tlta Otreaao.ol4l. Us* 01• daahater. LULTITT—MILTIMAT.—Apr“ xl..t 00 fleergel, Hauer, wows, er MO Mc,. 0 L. ht. Job. Medway. el ClUsostord. C 0. Mantra. Lt., we Ma- Wawa Jew., Oast aLesier of IL 114.4.111dam0y, Ileo. ILKTINTEM—RAVENSHAW.—Apti It, at Idar'leltua, by tio Tu. T. 6. Haiku, el Maurarr, La. T. Carpetater, 30.11 . se. ef tbe late W. OW Pater. 100. M Tort Meats. Pot.lb, to d .ogibte et Oe lata J. 0. Roverslao, Ep.. 8041 10410 elrecto,, et 110. 14101.7 CW/...11.11 spume lAC LEZI LD—FItAXCIL LIN •Apell 10,10 Pt (Hamel Rue" , Lowe Meaty uop.CLILIO, l 0. ea, we el I/ T. •307.114. Eq.. at Itotsoldh Woe. , C Ky. owl et al lettomeolltetrul Ponlatalploce. to Los Lulu. 7Lowat douLter el Use Wm J. Y. Trucial!, ha )1111611—Y6c0ILLIVItAY.—Apel1 11, a Dove, A C.C. D.,?, 14.. Ann an Of U. We L. Deaay, Tn., of Sun= a aa. Yale, W Mary 30.04.11. 0.17 duirlitor et the Um 1.. Mosollllla7, IA ,of LOO. loveroweeLtre. M.S. 10 ODOM—MILLOIL—Apra 10, at 04. WaltaL-Le RBL ►7 W. Rev. W. Y. Tallow W Gordon, Bee , 1030047 Doresby, eLtot of J. Maier, tae., Beale, Llasepeet IRSETWOOD—TICRHOWII.—mpriI 17,.t St. Onen . s. Habenyanna, by the Mo► W Orr. P. UAL, W. Greenwood, few, et brut...* Ow LW•t-Ost ot tbe Orasetite, Outdo, to Calle 01W Careloo. IMO &oda et Lady Sod tba I.m Mr 14. T Lbuse. ot Tobbene HOOO. April Mu twitieem, be the Key. T Ratio./ Fel,. a Warman Callan, 001.44. A. Ifiallubwof. " Wa etod envies, to Maly Culla litteatleo, Utica.. a *la bur /Wattles. Hui. d the boob.' w my. MDIMIL►UR—CWRE.—ApriI ti, at M. 00.0,1.8. by On In T. L atolosharth, Mr. J. lotirrowee, of the Sow ran, 81. Tatoots. te 10R, W Wr5e.4.2144. Rep.'. pub, Leo of tbs lam Mra ttlibeW, et bUchutoe. 'WWWW — WWWWY. — eIIai M. at 111. Tesl4, Coyest wan. J. Pap.. 6n.. at In Moeotry Moth* [odour', t e Low dapbter el Ma Huey. of Maltlewlsoe, Out wrestles. 1110-08MI1101—toden1 12, at Aubriage, Samonet, 37 . 11 . L . 1. 41. 0. Brackm. Herber% Od.folos Mood, Nei.. of Wator.rth, . to Iltab Mani. Vale, yettagest u sitar of Mebart Lq ., of ALOO , , lIRTM—WoRNSIL—Aprit 11, at the lerbsoda . JIMA, Yew. MaYOI M. Smith, of Oust Rantbell WM, blubeth AY, won J. Waren, Hanna.. lELD—aralintlyTT.-801111.00 Ur& by tbe Rev. I. Ilan. Mr. Wsulell el Coke Mesuoulalsin, to Mary, Ll' 00.40 et 1 LW' Da•Titg. ARAPIW—ApeII It, at Drayton Home, West Dregtott, &reheat dasallwer et the late (anent Arable, wed W. ligtir.—,lpelllo, Ilan Slim Ma of gatim Yew.). 1111 ta, nal It CALItTSW—ApeII m Nutmeats., element, Phalli" WWI IWY *Mow of 0. Y. le Mann. tea , amt em/ dtughter a the late 470 • yaludeara. aged". CLARIEL—ApeII aa Mar, W. T Clarke, aged SA CRAWFORD —.Apra 21. aellMale. gado atotadillg m • 12 02 ralmlanera lar Wg•wars.mst M gra arllle N. WWII CrarrlaM. DA l =—Apell TA at gAmpldg C"" l " , ir""", 4 T•• 1 1. 00 el Mr. R. P. Davies, al Palace gaud. Lambeth, MM 3 ITT mad 3 ...woks DANA of be ll es M Fen.). Feasted, MAI of Oat Dm T. Daw•MT. Itaq ol belles., aged M. DONZIOL—Ap 12, at Daiwa. ?saw Combrfilwarklre, Elba, or AID OS. Dowel*, Ras et Ragtag Lodge. Malmo. kat, agog 11. MANSRIA.—Aped IS. at Mame Memo, Monk 11111.21., lawn, Mad a • at It. Mak. arra 24. 11•Mli1Agell 11. Malrklar, M ReaLlag. aged 20. tl UTDRUgeON..—Aped IC at 12..g1aa. Ida et 14., M. 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