The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-14 00:00:00

.. k y 1 ,~~ POLICE. v - _EITERDAT. ordiniry meaning bade to uncertainty , and tends to make every case the saVest of unsatisfactory speculation as to the author's inteotiom tithe words here made use of were sub mitated so U to Mato la en act of parliament, then the opinion of this Lord Chansellsw would be that the court was bound to omen* the words according to their ordinary meaning. The gtheden some : What wee their ordinary awake( ? And ha did see think that any person could doubt this =mat what was the ordinary meaning of these words. The sit presided that at the first ordinary meeting, within ula mosilft after the peens of the act, and which according thdineteties onhaCemethdation Act, would take place in Pensevy end Algae et seen year, that at the first ordinary nostlag to be hold in the year neat after the year in whiled such last-mantimisil directors should have been ap- Ittil, other threaten should be appointed. It appeared the 30th of Oct. the lest meeting specially appointed assailing to the set took place. when there was the first elec tion made. Then it was very evident what was the first sailiaary meeting in the year neat after the year in which the that meeting was held. It could be no other than the meet ing to be held iu February, 1847. His honour said he bad not heard a single argument to induce him to entertain any doubt upon the point ; and, though there might be diffi culty ir. adapting the special act to the consolidation act, yet so one could 'appose that the special act was to be varied by the consolidation act. It appeared to him that en the plain construction of the act there ought to have been, in Fe- bruary last, such • proceeding on the part of the then saluting twelve directors as would have had the iffect of re moving four of them, to be determined by ballot, unless they should otherwise agree. These directors had done neither ; the consequence was, that, contrary to the provi sions of the act of parliament, four persons had remained in the situatiaa of directors, in which situation they ought not to have been. It appeared, upon the face of the bill, that there was an ordinary meeting and • general mesh,* on the same day, when some measure was proposed by a gentleman named Mr. George Turner, which was carried by a large majority, and it appeared that the chairman refused to put the question to it. It appeared that the general meeting extrcised its power, and the directors des facto raised to comply. He would ask whether such a mockery of having • general meeting was to be gone through t When once it was shown that the great coffee tional power had been tried at a general meeting, nothing remained but an appeal to • court of justice. The bill re presented that these twelve gentlemen had got possession of the seal of the company, and they failed to apply it according to the view of the plaintiffs. He ap prehended that any shareholder had personally an interest in seeing that the government of the affairs of the company should be carried on according to the marrow path of the act of parliament. He did not think that it ever had been allowed, or ever would he allowed, that any set of men should arrogate to themselves a mode of Amelia, which virtually would set them above the authority of the act of parliament under which they were constituted. It appeared to his Honour, as to the question of the directors themselves, the thing was plain ; but he had else to deter mine whether a hillauch ea this, filed by a shareholder snidest a company and recant directors, was improperly framed, Demise the company were male parties. It was plain the bill could not have been sustained if the cowpony bad not been parties, for it asked to have directions given by the proper dominion of the affairs, and the proper use of the seal of the company. It was a startling thing ti say that the court could deal with such a subject without having present the company, to whom, in point of law, the property belonged. Though the act of parliament (muti lated the company a corporation, yet it was not merely as a trustee for the shareholders, but the medium by which the benefit of the shareholders should be accomplished. Then the company had objected on the ground that this point had been decided in the ore of "Form e. Harbottle," before Vice-Chancellor Wipers; but he did not think that that case was at all similar to the present, because there was nothing to show that the era might not be remedied by having a coral meeting under the act. The demurrer was allowed, beanies it appeared that the company itself mi6t give that relief which the plaintiff sought to have. Than might be an injurious activity, and an in jurious pmeivenees • and if there were an inert mw who did not and mold net rile, were they to say, became we will do meshing, no pilaffs are not to have relief ? That objection VlB 11.8681` fatile. One or two other circumstances had ben vientkeed, and it was urged that the six directors night sot—en they might ; but that was not the point, be anie, if by what had taken place there ought to be eighteen dkastors, there must be eighteen proper directors till the ganigrany should have altered the number ; and if it was 111.11 d that the twelve directors had acted wrongly, then it ins peeper that eight should remain lawful directors, and Inv eflimia should he removed, though it was uncertain whirls ought to be removed. It appeared that there was a arm Or 811811 who objected to keep up the number, when, ifthry woad only consent, the right thing might he done, • Mal four others elected. Hie Honour thought that the cen time of the directors bad been such that the shareholders bad a right to complain ; the only question was whether Man maid be thy relief. It was said the only relief was by • __dame, but what was asked was not for the court to dialleashe the Pellet, but that the court might grant an in- Para= be Ingrain the twelve directors from acting, and that thiwysight be directed to place the seal of the company mar the control of the lawful directors. That was • species elf migitimp = relief which it was competent for the court to i saw t ha d been decided that a party might be re treat dome a thing, although the . court . might not hest the power to carry out the whole objeFt, with respect *pert of which only there seas a complaint. Whatever might he the meshed of putting in the twelve proper direc t...hi Be.yse thought it was quite competent for the eourt to hthwthre to the extent to which relief was asked. It woe therefore his opinion that the demurrer must be overruled. Es ANSI IP. HCNTRR.—BCILDINO CONTRACT—EXTRA Wonn.—The Vice.Chaneellor pave judgment in this case, which was argued oa the 9th of last month. The suit was instituted by a builder, who had been employed by the body of Wesleyan methodists to build • college at Richmond, for the purpose of obtaining compensation, in respect of certain extra work and labour done by the plaintiff in the comple tion of the building. By the contract which was executed Is Desinber, 1541, it was stipulated that the plaintiff should the beading by the 28th of February, 1843, for the WM of Ann, sniveling to the plans prepared by an an Milk named Telma, and it was agreed that no extra week shield be paid for, unless sanctioned by certificates to be glen monthly by Tnieen. The building was completed at the sgpented time, when certain demands were made in re aps* of • gthefar qaantity of Bath stone having been used Iles was at Int agreed upon, and also in respect of extra wads done about the building; but as the architect refused te gaunt cortillsodes, the plaintiff was unable to obtain pay thrith *ad these proceedings were consequently instituted sp the deikedentwho represented the body of Wesleyan methadtthe. Ile. Stuart and Mr. Shaded] appeared for the plaintiff ; minx Bothell and Mr. Calvert for the defendant. His Honour in giving judgment said, the bill stated the claim with neat diersen but it was remarkable that there was a grad theam in the evidence of the plaintiff ; and he thought the only relief he could give under the circumstan cee was, in of the certificates net having been given monthly tee Il• the mentract. It was true that there might have bees inn delleedty in ascertaining the quantity of work done, yet en the terms of the contract ought to lave been complied with in that respect. As to the extra quantity of Bath One employed about the building, he add not see that any such case of fraud or improper con duit was alleged and proved whist the defendant, as would enable the court to depart from the express terms of the thotract ; and if the plaintiff had intended to bind himself down to using only • particular quantity of Bath atone, it wan very easy to have measured the seperatiel slumber of feet in the building, and that would baa the quautiti of cubic feet required. The next win the shim for extra work done. This question WE .2Igr ZNI 1188111181811 would fall under the same rule as that erne len nese. It was hopeless to expect that the =t when benefit the contract was entered into, could Isassfers and pretend to use their own judgment as week It must be left to some one appointed to be beteneem tios parties. Mr. Trimen , the person so ap in this ewe, had exercised his judgment, and when what sum ought to be paid, that pat an end to the ennties. The evidence for the defendant proved that all the week was paid for which ought to have been paid ;--but on behalf of the plaintiff there was no evidence that the work was not paid for which ought to have been paid for. Under these circumstances, he did not see that there was any ground for departing from the strict terms of the contract, and the bill must ooasequently he dismissed with costs, except so far us relief was prayed in respect of the eertificates not having been given monthly. The words of the prayer were sufficiest to point out what relief was re mained an that respect. MANSION-HOUSE.—ff ORO Eal ES ON T If■ LONDON AND SOUTH-W ESTEEM RA IL 'RAT COMPANY.— Horatio Nelms West was charged, before the Loft' Mayor, with having been concerned in forging a great member of docu ments purporting to be shares is the London and South- Western Railway Company. Another triton, whose ramo— se the evidence did not involve him criminally in the trans action—we shall not at prevent publish, was put to the bar at the same time, upon suspicion of having been a participator in the offeace. He seemed to be quite astonished at his situation, and was undefended.—The forgery was detected In consequence of the strange error of a bank clerk overpay ing a cheek to the amount of 401.—Mr. J. W. Stevens, part ner of Mr. L. J. Hansard, aid : On the Sth of March, about 3 or 4 o'clock en the afternoon, I received a letter by a mea 'tenger, a person of shabby appearance, enclosing 50 shares in theaLondon and South Western Railway Company, and purpofting to come from a gentleman named Craven, of Portland-place. In consequence of the directions contained in that letter I got the shares verified the following morning at the office of the company, and they were disposed of to Dr. H. Clark, of Southampton. Observing there was no number mentioned in the letter, I asked the messenger what number it was in Portlaad-place, and he without any hesi tation said No. 11. On the 9th of March the same mes senger brought the letter I produce, purporting to be from the same gentleman, and requesting to know whether the 60 shares had been sold, and I sent him back an answer, stating that the sale had taken place according to the instructions. Just as I was going to post the letter ad vising him of the sale, the messenger came and handed me another letter, requesting the amount of the proceeds. I wrote an answer, stating that we bad net as yet received the proceeds of the Me, but that as soon as we received the money we would forward it. On the following morning we received anther letter, stating that Mr. Craven expected, when he sent to us, that we were agents in cash transactions alone, and requesting that a cheque for the amount should be at once transmitted to him. As I received intimation that I might have the amount that day, I deter mined to call myself at Portland-place, and leave the cheque for Mr. Craven; and as I was going out of my office for that purpose, I met the messenger at the door, put a cheque for 2591. 71. 6d. into an envelope, sealed it, di rected it, and gave it to the man to convey to bin master. On the following day the clerk of the banking-house at which the cheque was paid, called and said he had overpaid the cheque 401. In conse quence of this communication I was induced to send for the prisoner West, whom I asked from whom he had ob tained four 101. Bank of England notes which our bankers had paid too much, and that the notes had been traced to his possession. He said that the second primary, who stands next to him at the bar, and one Wm. Wilson, whom he did not know, came to his office to transact railway business, and that one or the other of them gave him the note', as the second prisoner owed him some money in another transaction. I pressed him to say which of them had given him the notes, and he said the second prisoner. West gave back the 401. I said, why do you trouble yourself about it, and why don't you make the second prisoner pay you what you have given up? He said, "This Wm. Wilson is one of the Hall of Commerce chaps, and I know nothing about him, and I don't like his appearance," or something of that kind. I asked him if he had any objection to walk with me? He said he was perfectly willing. I wished West to identify Wilson ; and he walked with me to the Royal Exchange. I told him we had tent the shares to the company and found they were genuine, and therefore we had nothing more to do with it.—Daniel Forrester, the officer, said that in consequence of the information which he bad received about the overpaid 401., he took some steps in the case, and he received information from Birmingham which induced him to look after West. He found that there had been an exchange of money at the Bank, part of which was of the sem drawn from the banking-house of the last witness for gold. West said he had received the 401. of the second prisoner, and a man named Wil son, and the second prisoner came into West's office at the time and said he did hand some money to West, and that he and Wilson had had some money trans actions, and he had received change from Wilson, and gave it to West to whom he owed it. In the course of converse tion with West, witness was told by him that he had been at Ely, but that he had not been at Birmingham for two years and a half. Witness said to him " Mr. Wee, you have been at the post-office in Moorgate-street, for letters, in the name of Perry," and he denied it. He said he had been I there, but he had bought a knife and a ring there. The man from the poet-office at Birmingham identified him as the person who had called for letters in the name of Perry.— I Mary Ann Dingley, of Birmingham, said, I know W. West by the name of Perry ; and he came and lodged in my house from the 18th March, with the exception of one single night the 26th), to the 2nd of April.—Direet evidence was next adduced asto the forgery.—Mr. John Brown, in partnership with Mr. Thomas Paine, sharebroker, said, I received a letter from a person of the name of Perry, requiring us to sell some shares, and we sold them, and on the 22nd of March we remitted to J. Perry, 124, Moor-street, Birming ham, bank notes to the amount of 1401.: one, No. 94,538, of 1001., is one of the notes. The shares produced, No. 1411 to 1416, are parts of those which we sold for Mr. Perry Mr. Alfred Morgan, treasurer to the London and South- Western Railway Company, looked at the shares produced by the last witness, and stated that they were forgeries, The five shares purport to be 501. shares. A great number of t forgeries witness) ith had i se:;i 2 detected if to r the amount (as we utuler stood Charles Morgan, solicitor to the company, said he had reason to believe that he should soon have very respectable witnesses to produce to show the ramiecations of the system of fraud.—The second prisoner said, whatever fraud might be proved, he had nothing to do with it. He begged Le he allowed to put in bail; be did not can what the amount. He had certainly been unfortunate enough to engage in shares and to have many dealings in them; but of dishonest de aling he solemnly protested he knew nothing. If he had been imposed upon, he could net help it. He had a houseful of children, and he hoped he should not be kept from them. He did not want to skulk. The Lord Mayor said that he should remand West till next week, but that probably he should take bail in the case of the secood prisoner, at a very short notice. BOW BTREET.—An ORDIR ote Cox AND Co.— Philip Hoy, son of Major-Gen. Hay, who hu appeared at the police -court more than once, was charged with having obtained 21., by means of false pretences, from Mr. Gardner, the landlord of the Sjolden-glom Hotel.—Mr. Gardner said that on Christmas-day, two years ago, the prisoner came to the hotel, and representing himself as the son of Col. Hay, an old customer of the hotel, requested him to advance 21, as he was in want of cash and could not get an order for 51., pay able at Muir. Cox, Greenwood, and Co.'s, cashed, as it was • holiday. After some hesitation Mr. Gardner advanced the money, receiving the order produced on Col. Hay, payable at Cox, Greenwood, and Co.'s, for dl. On the following day he received a letter requesting him not to present the order till a day named. When that day arrived he presented it and was told that no directions to ca h it had been received, and that several similar orders had bees presented and re fused.—A solicitor who attended to defend Mr. Hay, said be did not think there was Ray Mt of false pretence. He called the father of Mr. Hay, who said he was a major general, and had been in the habit of allowing his son to draw on him (or such email Sum., and he generally sent a letter to Messrs. Cox, advising them what drafts on him they were to pay. He remembered his eon mentioning the present draft, but whether he bad rut in the list be sent to Mean. Cox, Greenwood, and Co., at that time he could not tell. If Mr. Gardner had presented the order to him, he should byre paid it. Mr. Jardine said that the false pre tent* wa rat once done away with, as Major-General Hay I had fully authorised his son to draw on him. He must be discharged. A police-officer said be should take Mr. P. Hay into custody again on another charge of a similar nature. Accordingly, as Mr. Hay was leaving the court, the constable arrested dim. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. Before D. C. Moyiso. Mq., Judge. ETBILITP P. JAITIL—A ORPTLIKLN COMMITTID TO Tie House or CORRICTION FOIL Tate DATIL—In this aass thisdsdlindant, Mr. Francis Blackball Jarvis, a gentle man milky at the Palace-chambers, St. James's-street, waidiguaapysteasusead to this court for a debt of 31. 17s. PC is le the *WIC mid not appearing judgment was given, gad IS OA, made upon him for payment of the debt and ode, amounting together to the sum of 41. 6s. 9d. This MAW the defendant took no notice of, and under the new act the plaintiff took out a fresh summons against him, which atisie on for hearing this day.—The defendant, although Mmanally served with the fresh process, did not attend, MA the plaintiff applied to the court for his coat ailment under the 98th section.—The learned judge Mil that, as this was the fleet application for a nom malassat under the new act on an unsatisfied judgment, it weld wet be out of place to read the 98th section, so that ibillaillisle might know the power invested in the judge. The lamed seddiseen then read the section, which, after =weir le gidatiffs to take proceedings against on lesesidelled judgments, goes on to Saes list the Jedge oho have power to examine On dellodeat ape* erAb, as to kW Weal and expectations Id IN lbw be 011ieribei do Eat, and that if the party so ONIIIMMIId glgil Mgt AMA If dual not give sufficient ex am" efft /ghee IeiggIVIVE before the judge, or in the opinion vihelia air les eldshwil audit under false pretences, or has distrdeledi mit debt with intent to def rau d, th e judge hew Ilbe pewee to commit such person to the eggingelle pg. er Home of Correction, for any period not 40 days. Ily ilss 38th rule, as laid down by the 1: 4 1«if was required that every . summons for the attend pea of a party on an unsatisfied judgment, must be served aIWM three deer days before the party was required to Mod" and hdqrs the order was granted be must know lien Se dim whim Hie delbeidaat was served.—The Alm eidd he mewed Ohs delhadmat personally on the 31st of March, @Ed told It* mil to den In his attendance.—The learned Judy: Tim ewe sot be an order for his commitment to =1:• aspire of ewasee. He deeds committed for to a bet maw the oth mew be OM Meese himself Ü be* tat ilfgl lupine, NU psis the debt end ewite.—Thie inerisosawat win wet takers biro bees the metes% of the debt MARYLEBONR.— Ten Ro 88888 AT THI NORTH WIRTERK our paper of yesterday, appeared the particulars of a case in which ten persons were charged with having beam concerned in stealing about a ton weight of psi. mmuidiyt of sills, muslin', Ac., value nearly 6001., fives the Dasnam-town station ofthe North Western Railway. CAarles AMOR, a well-dressed young man, was charged by Seryeant Dubois with being one of the principal receivers of the stolen property. Having taken him into custody, he marched hes lodgings, where he (Dubois) , found several watches, together with - a number of duplicates for property of diarist descriptions, to a Imp amount. The prisoner, whomdd that he Imomeseeleag *vat the tubby, ems re. mended till Tamils, next, open which day he will be brought up with the rat of the prisoners: ENTICING • SIIITANT TA COMMIT l R .—Frede rick Mizer was charged with having endeavoured to entice Robert Roberts, in the service of Mrs. Bedford, 23, Upper Beyrurar4fteet, Bryanstone-square, to rob his mistrals. The prisoner had been intimate with a cook who left the house a short time ego, and on Sunday night last he called upon Roberts requesting that he would lend him& ; he (Roberts) refused to do Po, when the prisoner asked him if he could not get bold of some silver spoons, at the same time promis ing to call again on the following (Monday) night ; he had previously taken from his pocket a pistol which he showed to Roberta, when he spoke about the spoons. It was further shown that Roberta gave Information to his mistress as to what the prisoner had suggested to him, and that in conse quence thereof Inspector Hart, of the D division, laid wait for and took the prisoner into custody, close to Mrs. Bedford's residence.—The prisoner wu committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH•STREBT. Ton CANN or Ma. 1 FKAPICIB W HOANZ.—Mr. Humphreys, solicitor, came into court, and addressing the magistrate, said it would be in the magistrate's recollection that his client, Mr. Francis Buchanan Hoare, had,.• *hart time ago, been charged with felony at that court, and had been ultimately committed, or held to bail, for an alleged misdemeanour, in dealing in an unlawful way with a large quantity of books, the property of the Bishop of Llandaff and others. The solicitor for the prosecution had taken counsel's opinion on the case, and the result wee, that the counsel were of opinion there was no ground hr airtaiaing a charge of felony or fraud against Mr. Hem, After this prooseding, the opinion of her Ma jesty's Atairem-General was taken ; and his opinion con firmed the *Won previously arrived at by the consulting counsel. TM seticitor for the prosecution, under these eireemethneeb preyed the court to be excused from going seed below tbe rend jury to prosecute tke charge, S. lave the resousioeueue aj w .b args a, n e bed new teak the court to give hint a copy of the intsrma tient en ohne the Mend unmans was grented. He ittMs the apparel= IS bailie Yr. Howe, Ise. thee& the Wl elm ea the e th er sibs, ble appliseekn. eihnitted thet wee*. Wisher foe the peementien, be did net stele sake the penewator was.-111r. illesben : not nen the Mitullr. Hoare did pseessd P—Mr. Heaeye ali n: se t t, Ise the roma I have stated. The opinion et weed weeded Men, lad dna the ephden a the Attorney-Gifts- THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1847. ral, Sir J. Jervis, was resorted to. The Attorney- General's opinion waa, that no indictment could be suo easefully maintained martinet the defendant. As no in dictment was preferred before the grand jury, the defendant was discharged. I need not say that the fact of a gentleman in the professioa of the law being taken up on a charge of felony must weigh on his character, and that, as, in consequence of what has been dens, he must sus tain personal lass and pain, be ought to be at liberty to seek any remedy he may be advised to pursue. Mr. Binghns : What remedy would a copy of these informations give to Mr. Hoare, beyond what he can have by the evidence ?—Mr. Humphreys. Informa -1 Lions were laid before you in the first instance ; and the party laying those informations was not called before you so a witness. I understand that Mr. James Bohn applied for a warrant against Mr. Hoare. He was net examined.—Mr. Bingham: Then your object is to proceed against Mr. James Bohn ?—Mr. Humphreys: I do not say that the proceedings, if any are taken, are to be confined to Mr. James Bohn. It is proposed to lay all the papers relating to the ease before counsel, so that Mr. Hoare may proceed as counsel may ad vise.—Mr. Bingham Are such applications usually granted? —Mr. Humphreys: I believe they are.—Mr. Bingham: The application appears to me to be an important one ; and I I think I ought to take time to consider the point. I will give my decision to-morrow. Mr. Humphreys then left the court. A MorroxANlAc.-31r. J. R. Smythe, a mecteal person living in Saville-row, who has frequently been brought to this court for &mutts and offensive bet•aviour to strangers in the public atrcets, was brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with having used disgusting language in Hyde park, and spat in at the windows of various c irrisges as they drove past him. One of the A division inspecton said ►e received information of the defendant's scandalous conduct about five o'clock yesterday afternoon in Hyde-park, and went to the place where the defendant was walking, near the Serpentine river, and saw him thrusting with his stick at different carriage windows, and spitting into some of the carriages to the great disgust and alarm of the oceoparts. the defendant also made use of very disgusting longues,. —The de endant denied the charge—Mr. Bingham ordered hint to find bail to keep the peace, two housekeepers in 1001. each. and himself in 20W. CLIIRKRNWELL. Ro AND AITINIPTID 801- ClDE.—Yesterday John Cooper, a young man of respectable appearance, who was described in the police sheet se a butcher, residing at No. 76, Cromer-street, St Pancras, was placed at the bar before Mr. Comb', charged with having stolen a piece of Orlesns cloth, the property of Mr. Wool stonholme, pawnbroker, of Leather-lane, Holborn. The prisoner, who was in a very exhausted state, was brought from the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Inn-road, and sup ported to the bar, and allowed to have a seat during the exa mination. It appeared in evidence, that on Wednesday even kg last the prisoner entered the prosecutor's shop and offered a trifling art•ele in pledge. He was observed to steal a piece of Orleans cloth and conceal it under his coat. He was given into custody and taken to the station-house, when he was locked up in a sell. In the course of the night be was found bleeding profusely from his left arm, having inflicted a deep wound thereon with a penknife. He was apparently lifeless, and was conveyed to the Free Hospital, where he was immediately attended to by Menus. Cooke and Guy, the gorgeous, and he was so far recovered as to he brought to this court yesterday for examination.—John Kelly, shop man to the prosecu•or, and Wilder, 128 0, confirmed the above particulars.—The prisoner was in so weak a condi tion that, when called upon for his defence, he was quite un able to articulate. By his motions, however, it was inferred that he had nothing to say.—He was committed for trial on this charge.—A second charge was made against the pri soner for stealing a waistcoat. On be'ng searched a dupli cate for the waistcoat was found in his pomemioe, which was traced to belong to a person now present.—The prisoner was remanded on this charge, when he was supported from the bar by Waddington, the gaoler, and attended by Mr. Wolff, his professional adviser. —Mr. Combo ordered that every attention and proper noutlshment Mould be afforded Is him, and he was plated before a fire in the gaoler's room until he was quietly conveyed to his destination. WESTMlNSTER.—MoucxEns.—Yestenlay J. Hinehey, a tall powerful fellow, was charged with wilfully breaking two panes of glass. The defendant, in company with four other fellows, want into an eating -house, kept by Mr. Hartlett, 12, High-row, Knightsbridge, on the previous night, sad called for some refreshment. The wife of the proprietor of the establishment, strongly suspecting, by their appearance, that they did not intend to pay, refused to serve them ; but ea they declared they would not leave until she did, she became alarmed, and reluctantly complied with their request. She soon afterwards ascertained that her sus picions had been too well founded, as the whole of the party coolly informed her that they bad no money, and walked out. The other fellows went away, but defendant, not con tent with having defrauded the shopkeeper, pretended that be had lost his cap in the place, and wilfully broke two panes of glass, by throwing stones through them.—defendant said that his companions invited him to have some supper, and he had nothing at all to do with the payment. —Mr. Broderip observed, that there were gangs of fellows., termed • niouchers," going about the metropolis, defrauding tavern and eating-house keepers, who, intimidated by their appearance and demeanour, were afraid to refuse to supply them. In consequence of the state of the law, there might be some difficulty in punishing these fellows as they de served, but be (the worthy magistrate) thought he could find out a way of putting a check upon their nefarious practices, and would nsc his beet endeavours to that effect whenever they were brought before him. In the present instance he should commit defendant for tan days, in default of paying the amount of damage.—The fellow was sent to prison. SOUTHWARK. —ROBVIERT BY A 81,VANT. Ann Mean, a middle-aged female, with an infant in her arms, was placed at the bar before Mr. Cottingliam, charged with stealing a valuable diamond ring, a gold chain, and • quan tity of female wearing apparel, from the house of Mr. Driver, mechanical draughtsmen, No. 16, Nebon-equare. It sp peered that the prisoner's sister bad been a servant in the prosecutor's employ ; and on Sunday afternoon, during his absence, the prisoner called at the house, and was seen to convey a large bundle away. On the return home of Mr. Driver he found his house deserted, and on entering he discovered the drawers in his bed-room ransacked of all the contents, valued at upwards of 301. Information was instantly given to the police, when Barton, an active officer of the M division, found the whole of the wearing apparel at • small lodging-house in the Lower Marsh, Lambeth, where they had been left by the prisoner on Sunday evening, about six o'clock. H. traced the prisoner to • house In Marylebone, with several articles belonging to the prosecutor in her pomession. The sister he had not been able to find. A female who lived as servant to another gen tleman in the same house, said she saw the prisoner enter the house, and proceed with her sister to Mr. Driver's apart ments. About five o'clock she left with • bundle in her pos session, which appeared to be very heavy. Witness suspected something wrong, and shortly afterwards went in search of Mr. Driver, but on her return she found the house locked up and the key in the possession of the servant of the next house, where it had been left by the prisoner's sister. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said, that when she called on her sister on Sunday afternoon, she told her she was going to leave her situation, and asked her to carry the bundle (which abe mid contained her own clothes) to her lodging In the Lower Marsh. She did so. not knowing that her sister had stolen the property. Mr. Cottingtuun said it would be for a jury to consider that point. A very extensive robbery bad been committed, and to give the offiorrs an opportunity of briaging all parties to justice, he should remand the pn ' goner for a week. THAMES. MANSLAVORTIIt. - Janes Downs and Samuel Garrett, two keeper* at the Grove-house Lunatic Any - lam, Bow, were charged with the manslaughter of W. Rank, a pauper lunatic. Mr. Clarkson, who prosecuted, said be did so at the instance of the Commie ioners of Lunacy.—ln ad dition to the former evidence, Walter Musselburgh, a patient just discharged as cured, stated that on the 27th of March last he was alarmed by Garrett's cries, and, on going to his bed, he found Rank holding Garrett by the throat, and try ing to put a strap round his neck. Witness revelled him, and in doing so he and Rank fell together. A man named Chomley then came in, and as soon as Rank got up, Chomley knocked him down, and struck him several severe blow'. Garrett went for a straight jacket, and when it was put on Rank the blood was flawing from his mouth and nostrils. He wan so violent, that • handkerchief was put round his neck, and be was held down by the throat till he wan dark in the face. Downs streak bite very severely, but Garrett told him to be gentle. He was then &Maned to the bed with • sheet, his arms being bound backward, and his feet were fastened to the bedstead with a handkerchief. This occurred just at break of day. About 8 o'clock his clothes were taken up to him, but he was as violent as ever, and made a blow at Garrett, upon which Downs gave deceased a violent blow, and knocked him on the bed. He died on the ensuing day, and on • post 'Norton examination it was found that four of his nibs were broken, which embed an effusion of bleed on the cheat, of which be died.—The prisoners were committed to Newgate for trial, bail being refused. Foreign exchange was altogether higher on the chief con tinental places, and even remarkably so—money being in short supply, and therefore little business done. The effect is so far favourable that it may, perhaps, end in bringing some bullion here. On Amsterdam the rates were 12.46 to 5; on Rotterdam, 12,41 to 51; on Antwerp, 25.95 to 26; on Hamburg, 13.101 to 1 ; on Frankfort, 121 to 1; on Paris, 25.90 to 26 ; on Vienna, 10.3 to 4 ; on Leghorn, 30.40 to 50 ; on Naples, 404; on Madrid, 36 to I—all at three months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 531 to 4. The following statement, prepared and condensed from multiplied official returns, will be found to present a aimpli ded and intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin end bullion held by the banks in dicated, both positively at the date of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for corresponding periods. The aggregate note circulation of the United Kingdom, according to the returns last collectively completed for all the banks of issue, mood, for the four weeks ending on the 27th of March, as follows : MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING. The activity of the market may be maid to have subsided somewhat to-day, although business was still done on • large scale. Prices also were more steady. Consols have fluctuated all day only between 861 and 861 as the ex treme points. They left off, as they opened, with a tolerably firm appearance, at 88 to 1 for money and Thursday, but for the May account 864 to 1. The rate of continuation being so wide as 1 would seem to show that it must be what is called a " bull " amount, although the satesission to such a high rate would appear to imply great confidence in the parties operating in favour of the rise. Reduced Threes were 961 to 1. Three-end-a-Quarter pee Cents., 863 to I. Exchequer Bills, 4 discount to par. One* Scrip, 31 to 3 dismount. Bank Stook, 192 to 4. I Ashaltlee, 84 to 9. Spanish stacks have arin edeesesil4ll4/q, the Fives to 261 to 6, the Mien INI 18E to 7, the Deleeett to 17 to 18, Pamirs to 61 to S. Anima* bat 11aw eramaselent can be reported, yet the leo& me hall Om e owl with a general bet somewhat lIIINWEEII agleerlls of batter prices still, consequent opaline Statorabitt demeostratioss of the Spanish ' Treasury esinbter. Portuguese rentals 341 to 61. Mexican were dull at 204 to 1. Dutch Twos-and-a-Half per Cents. were better dints 1; the Fours at 891 to 901. Brazilian old have neeeyersi es II te 4. Bank of England .... C19,23',213 Private banks Joint stock Irian banks 6,764,736 Scotch bank.. ... ..... 3,361,377 TO• 1 m.rsee dratted= tV The similar returns tar the emer"yeeks maw ' 137 ' 446 Feb. t 7 gave Decrease Mardi 27 S 714,937 The decrease was thus composed on balance for England the decrease was 247,7171. ; via., decrease of the Bank of England 281.9021., and of the private banks 13,7571., I together 295,6591„ checked by deduction of 47,9421. increase lof the joint stock banks. leaving the result stated. For Ireland the deemed was 325,3171. For Scotland, 141,9231. As the returns for the Eastern Bank of Scotland, at Dundee, are wanting in the Gazette, those for the previous four weeks have been taken to supply the deficiency, and will probably not be far from the mark both for the notes and the coin. The fixed issues of the private banks being 4,999,444., it follows they were below the amount 432,6491. The fixed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,418,2771., it follows they were below the amount 169,7541. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 6,354,4941, it follows they were above the amount 350,2421, but with specie to cover the excess, and issues for 1,763,8581. besides. The fixed issue. of the Scotch banks being 3.087,2091., it follows they were above the amount 274,1681., but with specie to cover the excess, and issues of 1,048,34,51. more. The average of coin and bullion he'd be the Bank of Eng land, for the four weeks ending with March 27, was 11.323,0521.; decrease on average from the February return 888,5831. The average of specie held by the banks of Ireland for the same term was 2.114,1001.; decrease on February return 65,0841. The avenge of the Scotch banks by the present return was 1,322,5131. ; decrease on the preceding return, 3,0981. The =being return of the Dundee bank is supplied by taking its February return. The yearly compa. non of the aggregate note circulation of the United Kingdom, between the four weeks ending March 27 thin year, and he similar period, ending March 28 last year, will stand thus : Rank of liimittand -Decrease .... ....... -..-..- E171,959 Prinate Ranks-Inerenne ......... ........... - t51,241 Joint Nock--Income --... ...... 71,600 Irish Benkii--DectenNe Scotch Ranks-Memnon 342,696 915,183 Deduct inereate 465,805 Decrease or balance, Math V, 1647 tate,ars The same yrarly comparison for coin and bullion will stand thus : Bank of Lnic land —Decrease Irleh Banks—Deanne Banta Bank►—laeneee 02,570,587 451,038 • to 1111i0T0e the strin g ent raise of Wks thsy tow hill Aiwa kr themselves, it appears, and ariatehe wise et Sok surarltiss, sr shown by the last MIN" Or WNW lON bare, be limo& To-clay they am usimMeed to bays rallied mew es soy whir l hill duo, bet boiled ea thole bobs pail op is par tastiest. asellmil to maw Ms Ina Imes sees upon EzehsgaM i l b sig veldt eisiest ments. A masUmsble amount at loess is beileved to boas law 4•• to day. £190,368 5.024,643 Deist Immo* ......... . 190,366 Demme in coin and ballk44 isreb 27, 1847 auk hack. 0 —.—..— —.—. leas Reeds. /10e0, 7 die II pot Ca. Red. A. Al 4! i ll Ditto seder 51.000404 I per Ct. Ceps. Mrs., 061 di 1111 Cessinis for acct.. ssi II I New 11 per Ct Awe. 041 i I 1 3 pre Ct. Cosa !kelp, 31 dl.. 4c up. Ise. I. 1100. 1 el Rs. Rills. 1 AML. U.. per 4 Us per De. 39 ps, up. Oct. 10, Oat. 11 13-14 Ditto. Small, I fa. 3 die. _ _. _ 10e PION FUNDS. . _ _ . _ .. _ . _ . it per Ct. Bank 14.3611, 63 I per OL D %ponies Pulp* Ads, if I per Ct. Onoadit Boone, 1$ I 3 poi On kasha Bone., 344 • per CI. Minks. ON, 31 Ditto Apeman April II 37 4 per Ct. Portsassor Plds., 346 f ti perCest. Tenssoris lido ,34 Ditto newtons. 34 4 4 per lint Mites Bonds, Es. II 3 per CI. Russian Mn. tell. Sign 110 hue. lob 4 . 7, 9 5 rga. 84.64, Oh. hoot 4 0. 17 . t. Death Bxelinagis, II Ditto 1.10011, •pril 13, N 4 per Ct. DIM Corn, SO N . PARIS. Amt. ■IL ig= 7 :. 05 77 , 7 . 0 D. . 115 70 115 SO 50 D. . .. . I D. . ~ We. 5,1540 1 . ' 110. 5. 1.41. D. 0 , . 0 . 4 : , - Wyk. 115.1.0 I 141 Beam Ira In . 1 , . TIMW 1.015 . mask O 51151•5 1/15 150 00. 1 0 0 0 , • Loam (50 5575/. 7 5 40. Do De. 1* Ws/. SS 15 51•0410. Aram 7.—Tbree per Orme .311 Ono, Ili. Prlvoe. It. N: Ceylon. 11 OIL Moillow se Lasama. If 10. 111.00000. CI•010 0 70 Is II 00 IS 1$ .• or se ro me UMW] O , •LVOIS t Ti.. prr 7, in. of et. rentisand, As )art (or esevetinalmt wellieel the bankers h raked Me Mu N dhinnat an WM at ft Inn to 7 per cent., la mart trimaa. eam tea* en ember es The petweare on the money nuebet dm mei telt, and would lees to be opentiag a, nee ilennfint for opine trade, which t• not nearly No belch as bad bets Wady Boas tar Pas Boines.—P Mare 12.—The Tem b dm I* et Oa ea de are* emi am the Flew, tailed pale et de week bag Mt dm wed 11* la Ma de pleted= eir dot et the Owe* add MI Saw the week ten M i ne entenemewle et de lead dead en *de pada demat Mm dm t er dash mad, eed de Ned et Media Ye iii neearnb arowee wadi lea bed getarmid to deride area. ifteenelke &In et dip ea* pada ma imam to tem et de Iliet dada elebia ✓at la Dap ea a rata Ile land to I get esa. It Ire adowtend dateld de dna ups Ile oweral walk beeetrealesetatairdreedimmier by depperaded Aides gad emilwatem et de tellage beam ad did dopy lerwiedlem le a amass Id saleed to meg teemsbn et esemmerse le ham able r d bow way etweede. terms bed alai met emly de dells et *dr essrslis, bet a pr am et tiler cepa la Mir tat emliepda we emir tbet de lad tbry.rww et de Mudd end add wall mese le lbdr Gamed ea far wen bat ma The Wad dranwhirebeliees et de ca lgi a s=a the ddriolien et de Teem emi Itsteas,ef laird eel Illesimg ere ad etaledde nay le erelde mama ewe - t fee opal. i z fey * et ad *lay seamedseamedasap dela lama ft em nada uelfeeerq Imematemt ups de geomeneet besp tapas medmardelamma to =phi Meer am de otemmes mAlrsNag lama arida, veal it Masa eingemia med awe* frees wet ademelets gasoaktg eat be dam l b s e n /abet ; lei odd wad Waft lea to _la ad=kr rraM la de rail dia et de seer.llke smart wawa dem awes dam le de we= km ad bra pid emetbe awed teak to me wise aria ever. Pad s wag oda tio wend fres It. ea de led abets wale triesmadid lb iambi mode add be tbe fret malla ea. mar eltemehreek ea *pa to pia sortweal be mita*lbe greelot letiite. me 'mitts: de dope la width woe na p l Walden Mika RAILWAY NEWS. The share market wee better yesterday, with a lair improvement in prices, and they would have improved more, but for considerable supplies of stock from country markets. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. BUSINESS DISPOSED 07 IT ZIAMINIRI. Ware Mr. May. Ccounrnu. AND Dmon Clorram..—TlM loya-protractei are nu farther sdionruni, la monegoenoe of Mr. Cabin, the .11 rime, ant lamMg, es pal, even In his mart. No day In y=l for tie Mimi hserba. THE MERITIL—CIaoor L—aost-nears pro. jes- ts.—As Wafts afire eareo rat rarommed toZ z lgr. Mai ekood the rem kr gre Saab lerMra by la sib mama dromeato ribs la tbeirrio the trio sad pryers prepaid la be inged by iv slat Famine, Mew —ea. lbo dims amoral got So mi. sir Mil Madrid M pawl it Ma maim at lbe bed. =bat ommir Magi It itgla la Mimi est tbey la esti Oa ads if say wayirty balms Moldetooe sad ChM. - Say into el gist it as are lad bola Trade out to lbe pre at grin tor raft the am bon Mitaatt es Oret.—Tbe arm kr Or gift Irladaatmo yea yard by Mr. aa biallet Mr. Imes est Ibildirds ar Mom ea Mad Mr Perornil MEM Mar that pima was argalis yak Mr Boa* Min Crows, ar a ilia slaw irk so as la odd lataagia Mak mad —Mr. Taw esmelesi emit wltaireee al= lar P =ll other swig laierans.- Xthino.—.BIRMIWITIO ro BALL—ARM/Si Meeting. —thela Aye. S.-11. With la the ethar.—Free the newt. It Ewan dal the fteethiay swam Werth in the heath et the by blab wile et earteaa yeetethae, aged. Ike reedWeeth limeeeed ea the year Is3,ootr, awl tbs elyethre ERA* dleiddri. Mader Fab amount to e07,011111k.. tram %Whin le be thalathed the bath thr ate morn had, and the thaw* ea lbs Leah leadayOi,su . sub dietribe= • them Mar Art bed Ism wad. Or plastid mud am So awry, et war as labile bark . at taa ensralsu. weft. ai bath/Ira et Meth 000 tr. bade by Ithe etas, la ethadies et MI et July 11. NIL Errata - ally. *a boot there sialrebol by the asailig to take meth theta with tbe theeeneeeth ea wall bad Is tide reetht. lIISELLANEOUS NEWIL—ORKAT WISTEHN.—It Is the lateatket of the Wrecking of the Om: Western to roomomeeoe tostiog a amid Min on Stodep bon Slough to tar the asomeedellon of thole prom . .I.lting Mask Modem. oil the eleiohles. vire mot. tan26= eg a tig atuultmo la Lasies oa Illeoloy; the Int trim sit mil da ft th sod ink, baths Reel et Illethadl. nil Wks am oth anima Pedilth& =as epethse thin efebith Ale we M t ermer, Nemother, milvend ft estatherethemeth era; *Wm IMO at dela Om °Wei ad net ethos at the lallethethlellethelek SWUM outopled by the *magma peenthe wake lathy lithe& Nan BaiLsommt.—Ths lawns: do Chaska de For ✓im.** Allowthe se the miloss edits protorns sod tie moats of the receipt. ot the Peels magi forteto the pint mane : Seist German ra = ll. IM Verredles inlaid Beek) MAI 73,7491 -ux Left Beek) :12 ,4 .::: 46,408 Seen 13,446 Orleans sad Carbell Room Northers Dr Yu , * 16411, the rettelots of the St. Germain were 60,196 fr.; l'es (B. R.), 117, tr 4311 It. • VOlllapa. (L. B.). 30,363 tr. ; Orleans led Osetell, IM MO . ; Roam 1146,402 Ir. lit M A--.l PLIAS, Aron U. 1 W 4467. r 0,.., , 7 _, ci.. h . i. P 56166•40416664 1526 lon IVY In. Me Paris 6a4 1044•21. ll6 010 elo 1575 SO 675 Lan •44:4 ...0 ,..v. .1 .. CI N 572 65 ON IS OS/ 0 , 5 ,5•15•444 767 IS . 766 771 40 761 772 50 4 0 :4147;a ... 26 , 16 ln 75 IN IN IN 75 Ir. TS 11164,14445 . Ire 1 bin N say so 604 is oas ts mob .. .... Oil 51 , 02 60 1151 H SW 651 55 SHARE LIST.—Lon liferr.TlN 'semi...DM Uwe la 11•••• Oar Weft st lbw la b. Ni iiordiwo ... ..... l6# **Wan.... li 11 Am., Wei.. a Doeilel. lot I Ilebs. IM. 4 S. rob. .1 lip. 5 Blew. • Onto* Jos* 13# a 111410. boy. 4 Arb It lip. • MI bobbl owl loNee l4. pa, 55 NW las . ........ . los h ;p. • A* l44 llWw . 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MI, . 0 .7 4 it 7 3 4 ~,, Do. II .It 114 D. 1410 # Do. 104. 0..51 AIL ew# Lioodo• 11 W. Welton 43 i A. lbw Cm,. NM 45 4/ 1 ip. A. Aso ~ per 7 Do. C 0... Teethe._ sdi Do. d.. Twos* Do. Serie l' ~,.... 45. . 1 .71 151144 .5.4 Yowl 1 e Do. De. Jowl. 1444 441 11 41 11 444 • • I 1 4, 4 441 : 44 .; rani Douai_ Do. Put i p Ca N 1 Da. . . Do. York /suasion. a ~ De. New 4.. New 141abwrallirrnr. De Os Ova I 10y. 171 ar. P•• 104 13 1i - 70l I •1 ft i li I:. 11 IT iI., , 21fr. reT Ip. MT lip Ily. 314. . Ip pe t 4,. 2 P. Mr !vox, Aran. 13. ~~~ Lye& amid Lly Wino red Dank.. Si AmoArtor 4 Ara • a lip. Do. llyeer..•.. .... l ie lb. Do. flialrestris 7ll I Ds nu* (kee4) il b Dm larsisped 4 Dory I A. Def S. (Wolfed. S - Ili Yip. i Nance., 'Mt, 4 WU ..l iIP. I , M.. ~A.ll. 4 Lewes Kuck,. • Froarliamplu li I 4 S Midland A. AA 4 zip Do. Neer a 31 44 I Do hew & Derby vie r D0.41,114.0.434.41,&181 is: Do.. DAN 4 1640,1. AA.* (b.f. Ifiniresebosadberviek II MI 14 Do. Now II 61 74 I Do. MK II Aide 1 Noromorl. 4 ClhodorfonSpar ess. North NASA 1 . Dol= ..... : I I I,. I Do. Eztena100 ir4. Mira. ...... • 4l 0 I Norfolk .... IS* Do. 7......470 . 0 . Dolko.IN7.1.014•11. par I N. Counties Cake-- rthers 4 t ees INo A . Mono 114114 Os Now Wasik Stalordoblre 41 7. Delle 01.4 5.(1•44744:) I lb. I Norse Moto. lbs. Nor& Waltdrle I (1,1rd. Worair.llfolo 04. Siestas asd Sem 1340 4 I I De. e means .... .• 4111 I Do. do NS tie AAA*, ,Otuid., 4 Ay I id. I Nowell aed Mittel...ill I same Orsini 4 Sp. 1 Sete& N./fool I Op. .. LoA-4. 4 Oook , IL per reore.• Ilhos. aloes& al A A OA 1 4 41 lialee —tat 11. Dome- 74.. lbs. Poifroseie I tli Orton & Develk34 P.. N. (A. SD.) /44.1 4 lip. Do. N. (M. Oa lid.; I If I Do. N. (4. SOLI I per Ip. Do. N. (do. ISO 4,3 44 South Waldo .74 S. Teets Do.. 4 °eel , i Tow Voir isermies. l l4 OM. i "swim, 4 Irriernrse r N. p irotor 4 za.si.4 . Wen BMW CAM. I 1 he war. 5....& WT. , ill Sere arsit Amortio.- 111 74 l Sep Do Nee i Do. Pordrresor Tat & Derek Illollsad II D.. Netoonfoe De. 'Norcross.. A. 14 IY.AA A ll4l. PINYON Unmoor.. Derhypos 4 Morroo kf 141_ 7or4.rout..toA(Aat 14 Y. ...s.44TraneHoray ) IN Dimerrors Doer\ Deese& f . Mat ledia• 4 4 i I 1 A z...........• la &mks. 34 oild. . _ 3 d4d. a • A rPow on/ leers SM. m* At CANA di 44 Paris end torn al 41 434 IQ • I L 4 Sp. INtr".•7 6 =._ ******* amnion and Weers /not rt,..1..• COMMRRCIAL AND MARKETS PRODUCE—Mmenro-tnint, Aran.l3. Sugar The market opened heavily to-day, and rather lower prime have been accepted for Want India by private contract; about 450 tdads. eold. The public sales consisted of 100 Mids. Antigua, 1,300 bag. Mauritius, and 1,000 bag. Madras. Nearly all were withdrawn by tht importers for want of buyers at last week's prices. Relined remains dull; lumps, low to fine On 6d. 665. ffee : the only public sale brought forward Ir. one of 200 bales of good yellow Moc ha , a small portion of which cold at 72., the remainder withdrawn at 735. 650 hag. shot pepper sold In public sale 314, lb. Rice : 2,000 bags good middling white Bengal wore offered, • large' part damaged, and sold Ills. les. ; a few lota round sold 19. er.L which were last week's prices. Nitrate of sods : 1,740 bags, warranted not to exceed 5 refraction, sold is publb ' sale 13e. IS4. 6i., which was • decline of In. per cwt. Cotton has been active : 9,409 balm old, onablishirot an advance of lb. upon last week'. prim. Rum remains neglected. In other articles no material alteration, but the penman In the money market has a ten dency to limit general operation. COTTON.—ltvearool., Aran 13.—The WWII from America has &OA great activity to the market today. ne sales core 10,000 balm ; 7,000 fee capon, and 9,000 oe specuLttion. The Jaime ea today's sales were : Anterion. 61 to 71; Pertambueo, 61 to 74 ; Emden, 71 to 11 to 41. Matenneraa, Arm ill.. The market to-day Is in a very meads hetoo7 sad peep/mks elate. The advance which toot tliace yester day la the Liverpool cotton market, and the evident tendency tote. revel speculatka la the raw material have neseesarily caused protheses to desood higher pekes, which It la utterly impoecibk to secure oar pramt elnenstainis. Th e assequenor is that butt - use b atireij ameba ad • general sapolien tmails. in a few ewes • shade b 41ree hr hash obtained ter make mt. of Tarns, but ads Y The word hi le tee of prat anxiety and inpa On ne market day hr the bat two month,, boa there been a owe deeladr rt =sl so to the no:amity of shortettme waft all of Many apinnere hare take* he* reakellen from toeday, of entirely clewing their works at the al athe yearn week, rather than no on ...eking at • roam lea red is the hoe of an mason in the price of rota. The beim trade is Oil fiat, and the soatimotal havers com plain holy a the present mate of hale. The wily bight =tet'we have at present ere from our Amaidena customers. orders bare been meshed within the kat few days, and the steamer which sailed on he. ht, end Whisk is mooted to arrive to-Mat or toinetwer, sal=hl ll l . ll finfr ma bares Er the hil trade es al as pet orders will not, lise ever. do much from staple hats us they emit chiefly of wean" eat eehed tanks Is the peewit dale et seiseterr matte aid the anhaboll amend hr web et lame let three; aembintd with Ye Wt prime toad, we snag bet lewd say adman la the raw wellieW es posellarly pewee ad Weeleee. end le pewee% .rhleh Omit sr githr mot sttettoot estealoaa whet leg a awl temetel miles et dheiehhat preesellia. WEI te Ode se heeled a view NB paellas et oar pirt a. F Use led hewn preens% we sea bad scarcely any feature ted ear appaehmains es to the dithralues of the went few staailm—Jkorisibr Ivrea WOOLLEN CURVE ka.—Liess, Aran. 13.—Tbeash Ere was as mop attewlmet eleitieste at market this waiwilse, their perderee were setter of Onkel =tent, and the aping numeral ty epeekat r ens seridirred dull. Thank any were use few goods there wee a ammelanakie amend he any =n i t There are, howeesr, Noe earn ye de- M ar direet boa Ow ma lantana ping 118.=ellyY Illianiatt stripes and Hendee* eatable he the euleof BLANK ETS.—llanommowoca, Ares 11.—Shera es ea im proved attendee= et la the IllmeheNeell altatueek eat aa 'amoral 111•1111111 M lima wen lannelled, prices ralkig mesh about the Noe es they ham dons he he, led myth. Pea; Araw.ll.-111eare or Yea Coax-wands v.—The proceedings ef hew* that heehaw elaped show that, during the fret two days, Me MI iM annimed • that, afterwards, it .ired e eheek. ded t emit, that se Priday ' ead retail/ there sob appeared a lowlemy le as serease. It r te be reowebed hat the same the weighste are to Aria, the earlier law twee the et • Wan es Wow_ Idiom The fall appeared es hew oink be way de the teethes points of the kliamdem4 awl vs may ex ose le Ind pekes tall low shire she OW 1111110 alwesellht the *de at Peon lorgeemnatimerbrmalsbellt anteed *sweet In the wrieee sew/1M hat i a mit eiww&hiew anleale Ude 2.4.14 1eg0r5, " ai the r e = atm owes Melo Weds& ie ttdeead Witlfarra! Nerneeeg sad the north, grim gee Mahe. Dieu; Madam,. Peen. owl Haws hew rhea him IL dee. to It. Lille, however,is w awegeles, as the prier Owe lbw a Wer bit or 64e., from the bee of the IMMO de Pellogyeass continelow to elk their eon hr ear camagesse and Berwewly have either gem Or slightly blew Olen Lorries end Adwee are still p it halm shown but little 114 even whoa prices were decidedly lower eie. where. In all Ms &bid wheat hat from Of. to 321. the beds lganicilles In 2f. or 2L lower, me the het awash do at splash deny tendency to advance. Lyons, eke the him of the watery of the Rhone, which admitted larger mai Is Wag epees &um Ideneilles, manifesteda tendency to • IA Owe. Merges. dews &wan 11 . to If. are now statienary. The new Is Ito ewe whit all Trenehe, Comte. Leagued's Mows lower 01 hMewed the wore. ment of Manseillin. Rennes at iMas la geewei, ramie nosey as they were the wet. 1b weedwle skim the tears are riaing, the mot him duet At derwar, Angers, Meer. sad Mob, prices gee haw Amok*, mato. I. • hosaisa even *ewe ma semen ad We. In the ne ll r der, Ileardemds, rad Auvergne, pig are wassmoteely firm, and range from leer. Se 43fr. the base& la the Tots market • marked weelewst op. ,ads Ye it b. Sada qualities of flour aa Yet week showed prime at lie here to 103 hones, are nos et NM franca to 110 Nom Al in letters received yesterday in Tens from the towns mewl the eogiatd, without nannies', speak of higher prim ha.* hem killed - ea and obtained at datortlare markets. They she ashram e asevlsekea that, from the shortness of the supply Wend it sok edam meet spin advance. The following is glees by them whiles se the aseowst el rise la the Meta of whew, la the fullowler v aterhete:—Miewes, ; Consign. 2fr. • Bemmont. 2fr.,• , ler. le M.; Ineyour-Seine, Staid" It. noe'.; flemeges, Sir. . M.; Wear, M. SOL to 41r.; Vim,. M. to M. lea.; Versales, Ur. no.; esiwows, Ih. 30e. to 213.• Peandae, ; Darden. ; Melon, Ur. ; Idantereau, ter. Shift lite.llBa; M. Qwemr, 2h.; Le Mann sh. 25e. damages, Items IL—Corner llaincsr.—The *snag off in rsoliii!ad OW diem in Slight thireenteeMs have therth=rat fortnight prahnell trite a reaction In prim. We let the Friday ha la • serapera irely quiet sage; need hex t prenatal during the diy, hat perchwers retired saw brim of I,oon Wen et the quotations girth hear eft at the tir:i ' L di Singe then. however, beton here Nisei eththead nem. The pedelea of affairs oaderwent es positive 4111.111 slaw es ttsmtb Nr hostel. Tne transwikee en the *gam der serhel 1,4114 Wes • sad, on the latter, the mks wen aid is 111 Idea ON Taw& y, 1,113 babe New' basis, end there wee a dielthil Ilney suy in prices st the dune if ow that y. Cle Wearily 1,310 base were sad, En bei d the m da oilers at the tine daland have ire hear Sea en ley preerating day. The apatelleme of Threthisy estinded In 1,100 dries, et a farther ImpwrowarL Tee totally the eel. were Swami le TA bibs et the new previege fey. Prises have grandly hem elltheing — a nt r a and when the dreg demi they weed/adle. leen WOW thEa these prethiont et the glee el lea welt, rod we beth iirsed OUr slestillol7. Th e serginth sales einem ear bet thew 7,2ls llll =apinn the geS ir e the same time of UN lam. We quote adiaary to geed .0 10e. to 10 lo • WYNN, rig Imam iote 10101 e.; fair, 11c. to ; god I alkalis to 11 ie. ; and iced fair, I Ile. to 12c. Wes harshen to a moderate extent le the common to middling gee klub et beg =nom at the redo, don of from 2c. to 3c. quoted in our hi report. Freights—The Liverpool rate at the close of the wee wwe as follows; ric., cotton, te pure toga, 9-16tha ; rice, 37 g; sad ewe at 1. Exchange—London, 4 per sent. prem. Front Me LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, April 13, 11AMMMOPTIL Maar Ettathamt BALL, Pime-km, engender, to me moir April 23 at 1, &Jams 1 MU, at Sol., Jaime, Cliemearlane; at Thelma Daum, Masa mason, April 20 & lam f id 11. at IlidoploS4L M ia lib It Lag* Ely-pL ; Resort Doession, Perim as the Tylde, Lanceohlre. enlister, 27 &limp se 12, se UrnemeolOL &ea, Appleby, UseparAL ; Pain au Pylde ; Thompeos, Liverpool ; at boric, BM. Jam DeeiVIAZ Dogercure, 744thogbara, lace manotedurer, Awl MI& May 21 at 11, at Nottingham Ct. SoL , Pram, Notting ham; et at Ig., Bittlevton, Not ham, Hoag ILIA FACET. Exeter, lwli3er, April 29 at 1, It May 19 at 11, at Exam Ct. %la., Cada & 00., Bedlord.row, t Pallord, Exeter; off. wag., Rebel, Exeter. Perm Pommes, Liverteot, manhant, Aprq 97 .112, & May 14 at 11; at Livermel rt. hole, Combing. & tb., Old Jevrry-ohanth, & Pemberton, Liverpool; of Mama, IMeimml. lettuat Emding, gine strirsat, AprU 20 at 111, & May 28 at 12, at Barangnall-st. Eels., Holmes, Gteat Jaracerat, Reading ; of Emig., Pennell, Guildhall-a:4mb. EDI Nal, PIITZT & WIwAY NIVOITON. I. I I I I4IArT-pl., IgetliA, April 22, at & May In at I, at klaaingtish.st, n" • 7 bueakrabory ; off. mug, loom's, liarainghallm. ELMAIO.I !WORM, Evertor, Lancashire, heaved victualler, A pra & 3day 23 M 12, at Liverpool Cl. Bola., Johnson & Co, T. k Dewburat, Liverpool ; off. mug., Turner, Liverpool. Eowsan Tiaarr, Fritbrat, Soho, diamond m erc h ant, Amu g Jan. 3at IS, at RaainghalLat. dol., Teague, Crow-met, ch kikk6; off. reg., Jaime, Basingballrat Rat.... Srrcw, Rena, Llevimagire, Matcher. April '2l at In g 18 as 11, at Exeter Cl. Soda, Co lad, Lineo/na.ina-Itelds, Exeter off. arang., Wesel, Exeter. CIIMMOISrawsar, Little St. Jameen-rt, St. Joullrall; builder, Ago 23 & May 28 at I, at Baainithallet soL, Angell, Liestes..et., caranurarara ; aR amtg PennelL Guildhall-dumb. DECLARATION. OF DIVIDENDS/ J. Adamson, Stockport, grocer-deal dl.. of 3a. 3d- April & any following Tueaday at Ilotwon'a, Manchester. J. O. Browning, Bri stol, upholsterer-lst di.. of 311. 611., April & any subsequent tVedneaday, at Button's, Bristol. A. C. Fowler, Louth, draper -2nl dlr. of 2s. 114 d., any WU. s, day, et Whitmore', Basingball-atmet. 11. W. Iloohoure, J. Phdloit, &C. Lowder, Bath, bankers -1k dn, of any Wednesday after May I, Miller'., Bristol. H. Leonard, Cheltenham, ironmonger -Ist di, of yia. lid , Apt: 14, B any Wednesdays/ter May 1, at Miller's, Bristol, . Loans, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Unman -Ist dir. of la., AM k any following Saturday, at Walley's, NOwdastiessagoo-Tyne. DIVIDEND...-May 7. J. Astainall, Manchester, coitus made tamr-litay 5. C. Andrew & W. Bailee, Comptona/, well, nail & iron warehouseven -April 16. A. Budsall, tr u „ cheater, share broker -May 7. Bonen, Laserpool, tam, May 4. W. Mat, Ilarrow-road, Padding am, lodanka.h aa . ex.-May 6. B. Chandler, Stanmore, Middlesex, artorato 6 ,.7, May 4. J. Cooke, Clerviawiek, stoocmi.on May 5. .1. Q. sw, Winchester-pl., Southwark. hat manufacturer -May 5. tr. Bina Manchester, coiton manufacturer-May 7. A. G a .. Mu, Lancashire, manufacturer--May 4. J. C. Morris, laoreditch, catinetmaker -May 7. C. Stephenson, Coane, lansuSg.,_ worsted manufacturer-May C. J. A. Striae, Chanclosan., , grocer - May 6. G.E. White, Resoling, tailor -May 5.C. Worsts re:r k' Conipton-st., Soho, musical instrument ander -May 6. L. Woo B C. IL Wood, Bermondaey, builders. INSOLVENT T. Sark, jam. Cowrie./ Chwhize. each moker. 1. D. 11.11, Ktuvice•upon Ball, cola ad lownter. J. Wockbon. Lords, out a bins. 0. Bre., 11 JAW4dr, Twiwidow era W. Chwltcw, Madolosaela Imo ma I Ilwortby sa. Owns, W. North. Portor-01.. orticleJ clerk to La artoote C" l, L. ‘ J. I:Mem& Beadlot& TurksM.A.. lo tea. C. toaelife. Dampen. N. Cteal. ea.., elert to moray ea r. W. liaaerell. Garitel.lut Wo o .. doll le • atom 3.41111ige ertallM uets= I•MO, leaegaretrter.. d C. ki mown. Mielleare. foddsola,Greeolomololt Tortaltot. tint to bosieesc T. Ilir.gaa, Glonoeptoshoo .•••1112 L hermos, Eetlotigt T or ka k. thaw. Lez,nape.. to to t J. ftua .. litr, loa..poteer. Grays tan /12rIformer. OWlft..4abto, at. St. Jobs 11.44. ..Wrier. W. Webb Peeeident•ol. teat , Cog'. Goemil•o- pelt tem. Wllhoottat, Great lt.tomootto tools Wale •. H. Wooleotobe. Babb. Peeklas, eltiltlan J 7 0 7,7; Beellerldier. liferriwer. MANY Terkel*. mg a( beeteeek 8. Gra. Whitekarelk Meg, bog genera, 111. Hartley. en'. Ilarkbank Lees More, grew. Ilemer. Ihreetegkaat. Wrier, T. Jerked*, Lady *lark beer Newer. B. klieg. Brand., ithougoreag., krw.re.. clerk se Somme home J. J. Lougkeoe.G aon. wen* **AM welter. A. J. M'gloar. L .o,w George.l.lllq. aweenroq.. w LIOIOIOIIII. IL J. Meet.. **demi*. se. Pm sui•taat ur • <mil a. &err. P. Ileoper. Neyforidge. Glomorges. dem weave dealer. leodlus. Preuekt.„ Comore. eleLrd.. re eau.. SCOTCH BEQUESTRATIONS.—Moses Buchamm, Glasgow, spi. IQ, April 15 et Ms 6. at Mears. geott M Nephew...a • chamb, Glasgow—Joseph Lilburn, Glasgow aright, April 11 a May 10, Meyers. M'Esres mad Gemmel's chimb.„ Wargo... PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.-T. Benham A. 11. R. Cooper, 'swarth, Suffolk-11. Biertumptel & C. T. t lark, Alhanywt, gastra-pk.-1. Birtwistle & E. Ashworth, Walutste7, Lane:Aire d. Cbild & B. B. Cluld, Trinit -st., Newington-(,. Creed & J. IGlner, Busy titt. Edmonds -B. Cto.Na & W. Hint, Longwood, Rudders. grid-J. Allen, J. Cookson, k T. Coultbard, Ilewurth, Durham- J. Emu &W. Martin, Red Lion•pl., WCAL Smithfield-J. T. Gibbs k W. T. Clark, Great Sutionet., Clerkenwell -3 . Glover & W. Mies. heard, Jun., Llrerpool -R. Hall, T. Gorton, T. Utley, & T. Bothwell, Iceman's-MU, Lancoshire-R. 11.11, T. Gorton, & T. Lilley, term a,. bW, Lancashire-E. Harris &T. Bank., Wolverbamptcs -W. Ilsk. ham &J. 11. Cooke, Gloucester-T. Hunt & J. Hunt, Banbury, Os. ford.hire- T. Kirk &S. Kirk, Btale)bridge, Cheshire-J. A. L'Ea. font & G. P. Braes. High Hultwen - W. Lomas & I. Shim:sell, Salford, Lancashire-C. Maltby & B. Callow, Bradronf, Yurlohire -T. Wks and E. Palmer, Chwenat., Finsbury- K. M'Leed, E. Sterile, Jones, Liverpool-J. Phillip. &E. F. Stark, Chippenham, WUtrdire- W. Pierce & IL W. Sulk, Jermynat., St. Jame. 0-C. Hooke t T. I. Mend, thoterbury -T. Rowell & J. Richardson. Hartlepool, Durbart -W. Russell & C. Ripeell. Leamington Friars, War:fled/sirs-A Worthington & J. Birmingham, Dover. SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCIL—MAILIS. MP •aa. EL &` IMMO . . Wass& . .• a totta.•la N Maim ma Waterbed .. 0 1 Meader§ . . • groduimptem I llama May Dattagable• 0 I Foam • 0 0 Syity.,m.s.W. 0 I Wise& Apr X (Name. Lieu 0 0 Labe. April Is I Moss and Irani . Mari Ramaare . 'e medium. . 0 Manta& Apt 11. Ga. - sumo, Aran. 13.—Arrired 121 k, Flora, Fredffekstalt; yrena, Ilararinah. 13th, Ceres,OMend ; Emetic, Ostend; to Polk Cherbourg ; Albeit Frederick, litralrund ; Volunteer, m. Mkbarl; Jenne Emetic, ; Alkmaar, Rotterdam ; Attironl, Rotterdam; Conference (lames, Norway; Young Charles, tliehing ; Maria Sa. phia, Sworn • Augusta Bertha, ; Yonne Johanna, Brmsea. Bailed: 12th, 'Flarklifil, Rotterdam. 13th, Seinilian, Calcutta; Jobs Pink, Janialea ; london, Hoedown; BeUe Alliance, Brunch; Pith Constantinople. LariarooL, Aran.l3.—Arrlied : The Remote r Baltimore; Leg. New York Margaret, New Orleans; Lady Milton, Mobile; cheater, C harleston; Gulsanhan, Bombay; Enterprise, Sarosdy; Abbot Lord, New °Thane; Elizabeth, Joseph& Charlatan; Jae Currier, Philadelphia; Hope, Baltimore; Jane G.M. Virginia; Missouri, New York ; Memnon, Pernambuco Mailed: Tim BMW% C1... 6 m* ; Rotterda m ; George. Quebec; Ontage. Ins toll London, Stamm ; Johan Carl, Trinidad feed Cods; De. toria, St. Petersburg; ARM, Richibucto ; Smoak, fabeeedes, Philadelphia; Garrick, Clifton, New York; Feraphine, MkrimMi; Reliance, Brimils; Dart, Wave, Llebon ; W. Witherforse, Mae Y. ward's Island; Sir C. Napier. St. John's, New Branimbekl Onm, Riga; Lucretia, Otto Janeiro; Francs Lawson, John met, Quebec; Aksander, Hero, lileshaindLoad • Norm ; W. Pelle, Monte Video ; Mary Ihum..di,T . ; Wilema, Henderson, Newfoundland; Ocean Yu en, Pantsdssi; Formosa, Maranhani ; Meettalm Lord Willoughby, Orange t; 'Meador Rehrend. Stettin; Ann Valcan, St. Thomas.; Comb* Nee foundland ; Lady Sandra, St. Petersburg; Su , glJ, Neeraenis land; Maria, Alida, Riga; Bertha, Lisbon; Fermin, Bilbao • Bo i a i i ... Chidear; Diana, Newfoundland; France. Yates, Midas; IL Genoa; Rainbow Cronstadt ; John and Ann, BC Peilsidsmg; Theme Tattersall, Nci4oundiand ; Marys, Riga; Lady Mob Olden; Dan, Sevilla Vulcan, Crimatadt; Edward, Alinseitt; I FMK*, Heirout ; Jonin Ricardo. Odic; Ida Wubbina, Qeming; Ogemengo, Eastport ; ktisilag 800, Linn ; Adridna, Africa; Migab Quebec ; Agnes Dolphin, Newtons/kind. [Advertisement]—CAPTAlN KRAMER, OF THI BARCIVI WILIILIRRA, MIL= Or a 1111111111. M. 6/01110.71C Cancan it liokuiwar's Oprneav Ann Pass—ln this astouvling are whole of the body and legs ware mowed with lumps nearly the as of Tonquin beans, and red been so for the last three yesra la. prising to relate, this terrible diseare completely dLappswed *On the system in the course of a month, by haring large quantities silk ointment well rubbed to every night and morning, and taking* pills in copious doss. This cure is known to many respledils people, a the read won discharging her cargo in the Thum odY about a fortnight since. Sold by alt =gbits, and at Prollelt Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, i RT1 . 16 BILACH.—AmII 10 at I , llllamM;;;ll7oloormarraltirt, the wife of Ur K. H H. Week. Han ,of a damhter. was —April 8, .0 1:r00m.... Galway. the wire of T J LIAM, Beg , Ma ma Sad MO. DOXR.—AKII 11 , p•Matwely. Yn. A. J. Boar, of a B'O. CLAIMIL—ApriI 12, the wife of H Clarke, Bed . of • ileahot. DAKIN.—AprII 11, at Klee 1211111actrert. N.e T Ifek,e. of • M. 0 ., FILANCIC—AprII 10. at the Rectory, Smokable. I.lo , fulL, the wee et Oa X.,. Omar. Primer, of a damkter HOLYA2I.—ApeII 10, at U. Harewood. maw*, the wife of J. B . 001005, Jti.N a 0.0. Tioarruou.—Arii f,tt 71.1wIeh, the wilt of T H..000d. ildeat&Foot'a Cray, of a Now, welch !beryl wed trey a Ow ham JOHN N.—April PC at Bmth grope, Hampsteart, the 00000HW Jobe... et • limb., HINCET.—AwiI C at 10. Bloomsbury name, the wife of W. Kimsey, 11/11.• of a dasahter, erW•bors. LOPIO.—AriI 11, at Lees Dittos, the wife of J. W. tool, Coe.. el {emitter. 'LOWLAND —April 17 , at Norwood. Yn. Joha H. Rawlmd. of a we. ST. JOH IC—April C at Lee. the way of P. et. Jolts. log.. of • doubter. WHITAKRIL.—AprIi P. at 2. Wobelrycerece, Llarlteallem, the wife at W. hitaler, Fag.. 01e. dasible , WOODS.—AprII 7, at lat/sad.meare, DUDA, the wlAt of IL H. Weak. Web.. of a tea. MAMIAJAcran. ILHTH ft- r.., -Ap II 11, at Cbt tot Caloric W. Maryledieu, gas o. Arthur. to Leedom, to Bharat*, eldest daughter a *O. Lama of Itromyard, Herefordableo. MOYDILL-11ACKENZI -April 7. at Ibliabeega, de Het. If.? sq. MU , OI **gate. Dimino. to Mary EleAsa, fount daegittem d bleeknole. Fag., 44 D-Iphistaa D.X 8. BILIANT-S LFORD -Aril 11, Nat. Jobau, Claithaetclot. tif 1 " . Yikketateth Mr W Krim. ow of Mg W. Slut. W [waked., * Swasnah eft .4 eleuriner W the late T. Lifted, Main 1640 CLARK E-DELEVAIa S.-Abell 11, at at. Labe% Cbeloo. Jams MOO aerosol sew et Cl tars FAward Clarke, lag . 0110. Loot, flonewbl o77 . to Alletim, eleMet dasghler of Joon& Delevaste. Too., of KrobeMo.lo 77, Brotaguse. COLLYNS-1111111PPARD -April., at Slolsdce, by lb. Rer. H.O /0/4. W Oatlys• Esq., solicitor. of Crkla e. t. Mary, yowl* , 08 7 9.9 a J. swi.se.. 00WA74-OILLEBPIIL-Aprli 7 at 1 4 .070 W 7,9 9 7 . 7 . 99779 ' fey.. Vallyt 14, l'holcull, 10 Jaw, chrett Wachter LI tat We X Oilleeple, Mo. HIOOIMS-C , -Apell 10. at Rt. Perer's Pimlico. by the Rev. T. Fab, Wane, C1.110e., an a the Wadi. 1110 S. 0. Kidittas. K-C 9 919 " Ana. Mantic I of the lata J. Coo, Dm. PATTINSON-111;a1INSLL.-Aptll S. at Style, by the ler W. 9 08 . 794 M.s., of Beenkato. W. H Pantalets. Mo., of Barle.l4 Hoest. 10•••• Jane. eldest dranater of the late Mee. J. Praranell, M A.. S lawattra. SATS-MAU DS -April 11. at Mr Leetaard•. os so, by tat Teserslite Oa A/00660011 Wraelanner, Um Mee. 0 X Taur. • . *WIN . clans tive Al lat. D. Mande. Wit ,at Ktritiewood H.U. ?0. NW WHIT 11140HI-AILABIN.-ignt O. at 12.00012.000 by dm Be.. Hard, Clones. ellen wa a lbt Lie Liott. One. Pir S. Wltibisiawe • Wt., talon dasgatto ef ibt kW Col Arabia, of lb* 41.1 WILDIO-11111111 4, at tic Ilarib, Jerry. by tbe TetY I 1 De. @l/err) es/ tat Met. 0. B. Wildig, 11.A.,0f Bartee.is tlsllloo, Latish H. P. *1417 of the 14th Ilegtmest el 710410 Natirsl.Bo.).* Lws Matilda. Tetragon dauga ter ot T. 0 Braver, Vcla . tmielaLarat Mcl. ot La Lodge. Planes. DIATHIS ALLIN.-April 10. ll. 8 Alien, Eaq , of e, "room was re.* Bayswater. MAXUS-Spit 1.11111 P Baker. Mkt of C. Baker, SW, We 77 L 99... HIZTIIRT.-Aprll 0, Mr. &damsel Booseu, Church street, litorkarb .404 IL-April 7, at Ediabargli, 1.0. Beene, bore 4-77 . 9779 " RS ' Oleos= et Commodore Sir J. J. O. Iletwer, 1.0 K, IC.O H., of Wilda , * Drub, wd. aged W. CRIBB -Abell 11, at the Won et Ids Worker, at MAW'. 8877797 * J. Cribb, Late sorawli. at Cambridge. DOSIDOH CIL-April S. el Carnginneee. Dams?. K Doautetw. HLLInTX-April I, et lowects. W. T. Algorbea. wir 7.a d 'W E. Watt. TIMIS ICI -April IS at a. Dewmablisi Swat, Portia ad for C 77 ' 99 ' Fesostk, 110 Doesaay Native tauter, mood aim of taw a TriP erica. Sao. aged SO. MAZ4bOII.-Aetit 7.01 J eney , of apoplexy, J. F. Hurts, DIY 77 Hyde Park•gate. leoslegtoe gam IL&WKINS.-Aprlll, Mules Wilde. only WM a a. c. Ifitotisce Donees . .oemawiaa 10WARD -April 10, at Ottooaccusare. Wagons Flisabetes. relict of * 7 LM J. Howard, Bog of Nortalleet, god 74 LIMP -April le. at Brigatort Ada Libuibeta Can.. Yese 777 ‘ 77999". T. la Mews. FN . aged years aad 10 mamas KING WIS.-April 1,2184h/I.ld. Tarawa, Dora, Ws Want Had of k . IClselekt. Mew LIOHTTOOT.- April 7, at gioekletalt Pawing, Use Rev. N. Wbwa LOVAST.-April 11. Frescos, the wila a 11. lowt, BR., a 11, a•-• - • street, Torus. wows WATRIWS.-April 12, al bastwartb, Alfas, Me /low Themis NNW" • 711 PRICIU.RD.-Apell 11, at fhoweread e IeOMM. 1 166 . 4 . 666.1 a. a I. ?Waned, Rea , wed I Inn. RON 111121.-Laiela. ot ,be 111. of Wm, widectly, Sew a at. Meal w . " ion. Roberto formerly rat ro spieled slam Testerd, Paola. SOLO?-April le. at New Witedeor, Nam Go/kb, *MT 4itia o * 021.7, sweets, avd 6. TOMPLIMSN.-April 7, at Barry, Ifiloarberch, 0. shogloatta. *MY robe. of tbe We Samara' air W. Dawn. o.oeli re wt. " TRONsti.-ApNl 10, at Bromptos Swami, Mara Y. Timms. Wirt WaJ Thews, asa.. wed 67. mt of T1.N0114111.-April IL at Toon, the Min. J. O. Yawata*, Vlo* Ile tato Rev. Swages, of Owens 7, aged ale u ef WATIIIII.-Aprll I, at La... Owe, abesessids Web, Awe, Watler WOODPORD.-April 7. Re R. 41 ,Wooilmd OrowatmageoW , 30 " M ' ▪ Toebllicsram. Wemailamer, aged . &Med md IMIMMI Sy WILL/ m Memo im se. se M. 83, rem smoN YMe perish el M. /MM. a Me CM el Landes. IMMer.s. Mr SI" ee Mmes. Mmes. md Swam Is Lamberesmen, la Me 155... 6 at Wklietelsw.la Um City of Lesion, won et MMllems.—MisSO M,b Anus 14,1047. E I / I