The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-09 00:00:00

1 IRELAND. Fee. 7. The writ for Kinsale has been received, and the election will tike place about the close of neat week ; bt.t there is fb idea of a contest entertained, and Mr. John Lase Heard will, it is expected, be re turned w i thout the slightest opposition. The elec tors cons,der themselves pledged to Mr. Heard for this election, but when the general election comes round it will depend on himself in the mean time whether he can again come forward with any like lihood of success. Arrangements for the laying down of the subma rine tele-raph between England and Ireland have now been so far completed that it is confidently ex pected the wink will be fully executed in May next. The directors have decided upon bringing the tele graph to Lowth, in preference to Kingstown or any other part of the coast. Two other commercial failures are reported in Cork, one in the cora trade, in which the liabiities arc raid to be 3,000/., and the ar , ets 1,100/. ; the other in the leather trade, the particlurs of which have not been ascertained. The Morsateamer sailed yesterday from Waterford with 130 emigrants fur America, via Liverpool. A meeting of the magistrates of the county of Cork wens held on Thursday, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of memo rialising the government to re d uce the lx , lice force stationed in the county. The chair was taken by Lord 11,11111011, who, however, expressed himself strongly opposed to the object of the meeting, ob serving that " at a time when subscriptions were collecting for the tenant hope, and when persons were rung about the country cautioning the farmers not to pdy rent, it was neither judicious nor prudent to place themselves in a more unprotected state than they were already in.'"fhe meeting having divided on the motion for a memorial, there were 23 votes on either side, and the chairman having given the casting into against it, the motion was lost, and the burden of the police force will of course remain untouched. CNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL thi nati, FY.h. 7.—UNIVERSITY' COLL►OL.—AII el,, ti. n r. four scholarships now vacant in this college will be ;.,.h1.,: on Saturday, March 20. The examioseion will emu,. en Wednesday morning, Much 17, at 10 o'clock. NAVAL. AMI I RALTY, Clift, assistant. surgeon ; rad Thos. Watson, boatswain, Veniriss • - - I'ooNMOVTII, Fla,. B,—The Pilot, 12, Com mander Dickies, arrived at Spithead yesterday from the East lr its s and China station. She Mod at the ('ape 01 Good Hope, and left Simon's Bay on the 18th of December, touchiest at St. Helena on the 30th, and Ascensien en the 4th of Jenoary. These dates have all been anticipated by the lest in .11 steamer from the Cape. 'the Rattler, rew steam sloop, Commander A_ Mellersh, was at St. Helena, en male to use But ladies. The Pilot h.ss made a goad ma sage, h s‘ing come from Iloog Krug to Spithead, including 7 ilas • u, mutt at the Cape and other place., in 113 days. sh.• Lit Hung Kung October 16, and called at Singapore, wha It -1..• lett ou the 30th. Iler surgeon, Charles Coffey, E.l , slied at tea on the 20th. She arrived at Simon's Bay en d:, l.tth of December. Off the Wand of Java she fell in with .1 noted American clipper, the sea Serpent, and they LI I a sharp run together for some distance, when they palled company. The I'ilot, however, arrived at the (*spa four days before the clipper. She has been in commission aim June, 1848. Orden being received by cheer e telegraph from the Admiralty, for her to pro ceed to Plymouth, to be paid off, she sailed fur that port ye•terd..y afternoon, at two reeleck. Rear-AdmiralJ. W. D. Burnt Is, C. 8., arrived at this port on Friday evening, to hoist his flag an board the Britannia, 120, Captain George Goldsn'i'h, and dined with the commoner-in -chief, Admi ral Sir Thomas Brings, 0.C.M.0. At 9 o'clock yesterday morning, his dog was hoisted on board the ship at Spit bead. when the usual salutes took place. At 11 o'clock, Admiral Hondas left the dock-yard and embarked on board the Li4litning, steam tender, and went out to the Britannia. She wool I Lave sailed for the Meditemnean had the wind been fair; but this was not the case. This afternoon, (4 p.m.) half a gale is blowing from the without much pn , pert of such a Mitt as would allow the Britannia to quit her anewrage. The Termagant, 24, screw steam frigate, and the Vmen, 6, steam sloop, were taken out of the steam twain yesterday. They ate both to be taken out to try their assizes. On &trader evs ning Major General Cathcart and suite, asked from Spithead, fur the Cape of Good Hope, in the Hydra, 6, steam sloop, Commander &Muter. The Hydra has a large qusatity of ammunition • b.naJ. _ _ . SiOrSIISMTS OF Sutra.—At Port Royal, Jamai ca, • as 17th, Irian at anchor, 11.11.8. Cumberland, Bag ship, lullesible, Alban, steamers ; Bermuda schooner. Sappho sailed Wks =orating on a cruize off St. Jago de Cuba. Tbie Alarm was to leave Vera Cruz on Nth January for Jamaica. 11.11.5. Scorpion, surveying vaned, at St. Thorns. H.M.B. lisprees, Conunander lead, lying at Gni Tows. MILITARY. ROYAL AfiTILLERV.—WooLerIcH, Feb. 6.—Major Win...lield, of the Riding Hesse troop, has prooeeded into the c..untry, it is mad. for the purpose of purclusing bones for the ti“op• of Use Royal Horse Artillery and Field Bat teries The hones at present unfit for tleld battery duty, but capable of &tides duty, in charge date men of lbs resorci battery, are to be all sold, and the work which has hithert been required of them for the engineer department in tho Ito) al Arsenal is to be done by contract, as formerly, and the meet of the reserve battery will be attached to a 11. pounder battery. Nothing of an official nature has as yet e', promulgated u to the addition of strength about to be with to this important branch of the service, but the gene ral impression is that the numbers will be at least 2,400 men. It is also said that the second lieutenants ak, pointed to commission in July last will shortly join their comp • s, although they may be on foreign stations. Ilet.ilefiNT* AT THE (Are, CEYLON, AND HONG Rmu.—With refereace to the list of regiments and depots (-el in number) specified in the Express of the 31st ult. as int, ailed to be increased, it may now be added that the following 7 depots (the service companies are at the Cape) are to be ',creamed ISO each, vie., Depots 2nd, lith, 43rd, 2ndlndult°, 60th, 73rd, 74th, and lit battalion Rills Bri gade. The depots of the 15th regiment (service companies at Ceylon), and of the 59th (service companies at Hong Kong) , an, as already intimated, to be reduced 100 men each, ant in future will be 300 instead of 400. Thus all the above nine regiments are to be divided as follows: Service companies, 600; depot companies, 300; total, 900. In all other respects the augmentation will, we believe, be effected as we have already explained. THY. COLONELCIES 01' THE 39f n AND 96TH 111:01111111711.—It was stated on Saturday that Lieut.-Gen. Burrell, C.D., will entered to the colonelcy of the 39th, and liajnr-Ota. Conyers, C.B. to that of the 96:h regiment. MILITIA STMT.—A circular letter, dated White hall, 31st alt , has been received 1,7 the lords tiestanaats et counties., staling that her Majesty ass boa pima& to 411••• mend that an iespection of the wariest dir ea. militia in the Center! Kingdoms should tale plea at the earliest possible period, and that an officer of bee Majesty's regular foveae, assisted by • r eg imental or Guff sumees, will visit the heed-quarters of each regiment of militia far this OT LIECT,COLONEL Hawn, ROYAL MAKINSI.—Lieut-Colonel Hewes, in the retired full pay of the Royal Marines, died on the tad inst. His commis sions in the service were dated as follows :—Second lieutenant, 1803; first lieutenant, 180.5; captain, 1826; brevet major, 1841 ; and lieutenant-colonel, 1842. He serviel in the West Indies, and was on board the ltaiobow, 24 guns, in a lover* action with the French frigate LI: Nen ide, 44 gars, at Cape Tiberon. Afterwards he was employed on the coasts of Catalonia and Corsica. He was alio at the attack on Leghorn in 1813 by Sir J. Rowley, and well present at the capture of Genoa, in 1814, by Lord Wm.. nt.ock. N Meta Muaxcrs.--500 of the new rifle asu , liets have lately been sent in the Hydra steamer to the Cape of Hood Hope, with a large quantity of the Mini* ammunition. SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. DONCASTER SPRLNO MEETING, 1852. NOMINATIONS FOR THE SHEFFIELD AND STAKES. e by Melbourne out of Sally Warfoot, 3ea Merry Maid, 4 yrs Lissy, 3 yra The Froctor, 4 yrs Brawn, 3 yra Hard Labour, 5 yra Don Carlos, 3 yes Mils Flyaway, 4 yrs St. Michael, 3 ne - The Twin. 4 yrs b c by Red Dorian of Suter to Portobello, 4 yn Sir Charlie Napier, 3 Ira Selina, 6 yin Woe Fanny, 4 yn The Surveyor, 3 yrs MR. CROMPTON AND THE LIVERPOOL COURT ow Paeasas—Ou Saturday mrning the t w ine. e y t h e Overt el Pewee was brought to a close by Mr. Cromsoo, tie sawrat, glee Ir bees aslactod to mimed Mr. .1 NUM= is lel St the Wye et the Quesa's Heal. As Ur. Crimples was abed to bows Ibe book Mr. Blair, .the barrister, nee mad umegratalated Mr. Cfeelpille Up elevated psettlea be while be was about balms ralsedoi die SEM Uses esoriesiai tits deep seise* 'bleb wen by bey/ et lbe remeval Aim tie asesesenbip at Ms Own et noses et sue is wisest es a breyer.elo esurtseor 51 bid se a palleesaa. He site reademod se Me isamed *miser, es WWI et the bee at ideeigest. Moir eaumsetebitbsee as Ids esesistosat le se WO sal Ifisk meet that Mr. *veil sees to ewe the Court et Prow. who seemed sub eine* meld le yea gotta Iseappeataisagibisse. sad be be AIM WWI ter Wkbbsdaem Deem voids& be visited se boar ter Omar le the bow MieleeMs mom la 'WM the badmen et m a r l Ira oniaMlL KaW futelltgence. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—SATuaDAY. ISMISYS LN ML lININN PAM, Mm. DAWN ALDBNII., *ND Mm. BARON ruin. Tuz ATtoiwar•OßNiaAL P. LORD LIOACT DUT r.—JUDOIIIII4I% This ease earns before the court upon a special verdict. It was an information by the Attorney•Oeneral, to recover the amount of legacy duty duo to the crown by the defend ant uuoler his father ti will, which directed the defendant to pay to his mother, the dowager Lady Henniker, • sum not exceeding one-third of the annual proceeds of certain estates. the Solicitor-Goeral had been heard on behalf of the crown, and Mr. flogging, for the defendant, the quer tMn being whether the sum to be paid to Lady Henniker could be regarded as a legacy, and so become subject to the payment of duty. The court having deferred its decision at the time of the argnmenr, Mr. Peron Parke now said, that the court were of opinion that the judgment ought to be for the crows- It • WAS wrfectly clear that, although no deed had bees ear muted, the defendant had an equitable rower to Amp An estates with the payment of the annuity. This 0111111 OM, within the principle of the decision in the "Attorney- General v. Pricker ; " and there was no doubt that the de fendant, as the heir of his father, or Equitable tenant in poesis.ion fur life, was the person liable to pay the legacy duty, which must be paid upon one-third of the estates in question. Judgment for the crown. antrum, AT MU PAWS AT WI Ms Buoy MASTIN MID • Brims. Jviv. _ Tug Arrowizr-Uni;LA - 117,TeLossizTLFaAults rrom TVS RBYRNIII. This wail an information tiled by the Attorney-Cianeral to recover from the defendant certain penalties alleged to have been incurred by reason of his having manufactured and concealed a quantity of soap, without having given notice to the revenue officers in order that it might be entered for a duty. After several witnesses bad been called, who clearly proved the cue on the part of the crown, Mr. Serjeant Wilkins said that he felt it would be Im possible to resist the ease which had been established against his client, and Fe would therefore consent to a ver dict being returned against him. The jury then found a verdict for the crown on all the counts. BIMOIIIt ♦ COKMOII AMT. PL COL t. HILATON ELECTION'. This was an action brought by • bootmaker eurryinj on business iu Hoandsditch, to recover from the dekiedan:.. a solicitor at Nekton, in Cornwall, the sum of 404 I'r erviees rendered to him on the occasion of the Uchtou election in the year 1811, when the defendant acted ea the agent of a Mr. Wipes, who unsuccessfully contested that borough with Sir R. R. Vyvyan. As the case was only part heard at the rising of the court, we postpone our re port for the present. Tee NON-ATIMSIDAtieII or JtIIITAIRN. _ _ Mr. Baron Martin said that he wished to eye notice to those jurymen who were wet in attendance se Friday alter noln, when the cuurt was obleied to adjourn fee want of a hall jury to try a case, that it they were spits absent ha would hoe each isf them. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-SATViDAY. litres& Ma. COIIIII , MIIIIIIII GooLacaN. IN RE MULE,. This was en adjourned meeting in the ease of Spencer Ashlin, corn-factor, of Mark-Line. The cast was before the court last sera, when the bankrupt was eternised at great length. Mr. Murray recapitulated the evidence then given, Mid asked the Court to act upon the 256th *lease, and withheld any further protective. Mr. Lawrence roost nded that the bankrupt was entitl:3 to protection as a matter of ruht, under the 112th section. " for such further time as shall he allowed' hen for finishing his examination." Here the bankrupt had been allowed until the 13th of March fur that purpose. His Honour, after recapitulating the changes which were made under the 2d, 6th, and 9th herds of the 256th section. said he had no doubt the act was meant to apply to cases of this description. Had the legislature intended this provision only to npply after the bankrupt had finished his examination or been adjourned without day, the limitation would, no doubt. have been expressed. He should came an order to be drawn up as nearly se possible in the words of the act, to the effect that it having ap- peared to the court, at the sitting appointed for the last examination, that the bankrupt had committed the follow ing offences (which would be specified), the court refused to grant him any further protection from arrest. If Mr. Lawrence was confident in his constraction of the act, he might take the matter to another tribunal. He wished he could stop there ; but the case was one quite out of the ordinary course. He had never, in all his experience in bankrurry, known one quite like it. Those who framed the law hail not thought it enough that protection should be withheld from • fraudulent bankrupt; • further imperat:ve duty was thrown upon the court by the 255th section. that of directing the assignees to institute a prosecution for such offencei. If proceeded against under the 25lat section—a highly penal one—for concealing hie estate with intent to defraud his creditors, the bankrupt was liable to transportation for life; formerly the punish meat was capital. As the bankrupt had made a clean breast before the last examination, the court would not direct a prosecution under that clause, though of coarse it would libe open to the assignees to do so if they were advised that such a pecoscution could be sustained. But there was not the smallest doubt that the ease came within the 242nd and part of the 25.3 rd clauses, the bankrupt hav ing, within three months of the bankruptcy, concealed • eionmeleratte part of his property, and it was sufficient in the terms of the act if he was suspected of haying done so. The court wished not to say a word which might cast a prejudice on the bankrupt when he went before the jury; but the ease was one in which justice required that the commercial public should be protected against frauds of this descriptina, which were detected with the greatest difficulty; and it highly imported, not merely creditors, but bankrupts, that honest trailers should not be confounded with persons of this description, but that a broad distinction should be drawn between the honest and upright man who struggled against the misfortunes to which only his failure was attributable, and the moo wbo intended to cheat his creditors ' who falai fled end altered his books, and who so arranged matters as to provide for himself a large fund, taken out of the pockets of the creditors, and to be used for his own purposes. Under these circumstances, the court felt it its duty to make a further order, directing the assignees to institute a prosecu tion, and to carry it forward in the way pointed out by the metiers. The court was crowded to excess daring the delivery of this judgment. The bankrupt, who was present at the consineneement, left the court an great baste se soon as pro tection was refused. BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT OF BANK RU PTCY.--Sasu =ae. Sams Ma. Oeinualearea Itat. IN as I. H, Minnow, Tinsels MaaellAXT, New roar, MommosTuaKtal, Zermatt TEI K 0111107171 AND OtaxottGANstitaa Diarales C On Saturday the basknqaellase up far lie ieldillahe, sad was supported by Mr.lreas of the Ina et Priam sad Pus, of Newport . The wee aldipledidi Wk. IL Abbott, of the irate awl laftra. Mr. Abbott etbi the sadonma batwaay mash la be fully satisfied with the ineetsb and aada4 at the lasi rapt, to wheat they whited a eartilleale ef the hat daft be be awarded. TIN imitate would, after mks the hatable% yield a stivphr. mad the bankrupt wadi sever have MUM before thalami bed it not twos for the failure of the Wars. mouth sad Qhmergansbire bank. His Hama mid it afforded bias great pleasure to be ambled t• with th, views at ea assignees, and be awarded a irde salerdiadly. meshes ha dividend was dna bade sad able eves One Wheels ameied ta emsdhafail the aareaat to be amnia le a aspisew Male basheapt, trite bad woe& Yee he them yaw as clerk, bat wheat say deed agreement as to whip, Mr. Foe applied, airier the iith and 13th Viet, to be allowed to put is •• by do aszEL of do War oteutheltire sad 1,0501. It appeased Ord banikrae=o bebi alla rlest is that c saki 7M ivained asailemaa allitendea that he was lfei4e, as a eadeMatery, la Os meant fee which proof was Wash, be be made. Mr. Abbott untended that the baaltreplisy bad altered the state et damp, and shared the boakrmit his liabiligg. sad after seta asseernstine, Ins Honest enpeeined an 'pinion that Mr. Fos'n appli ration did not em e beim him in a asMeicatly tangible form to be amilt Ira this. Ho should be willing to hear further arsafinat, but could not entertain the application in its peanat he. In expreraing this opinion, he con sidered that the parties practically would not ultimately be at all damnified by it. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATuaDAT. Boum Ms. CoNMISSIONEZ Plimmes. IN THE MATTER OP STEPHEN W. BURRIDOE.-1111- TUAL ACCOMMODATION BILLII.--TZI DANOIII OF RE NEWING DEBTS. This insolvent, late of the Serino Tavern, Newington. casumway, wee opposed by Mr. Dowse, for the Mutual Benefit Loan Society, and for • coedits named Stratton. Mr. Cooke supported. The pews wan the insolvent's third appearance in a short 11 s. LIMO he appeared, and again in 113.30, on each of whisk earrioaslis debts cacceded 1,0001. Ho now owed about 1,20 W., sod led hod a good many hill transactions with a brewer awed Cooper. Ho had accepted bells to upwards of M. Ise Cooper, and Cooper had accepted for him. Mr. Sustain had discounted • bill accepted insolvent for Ceoper, taking his debt, sad It vas an swept M. Ms took three bilis le tie Isla werszeizeses& by Coops , sed espeeseeted dim es for 301., at two maths, was demented, the essiety taking Ms. as discount, sal be. foe ispieles, Mr. Come , Phillips thought the discount wsa ra ther harp—ki whale pee seat. It 'mama that Casper bad lately petitioned the court; ear of the 1111111 es of the puma badveney vs that the in solvent had mewed Mee hiserlei la his foram sebedule. Cessakelaser Phillip miesaed tin spies of re sewing debts. Oa the port et the eggeekies a helpmeet wee preyed, sad the insolvent wee freigratall • " trader in lasolieney," seltil= sg ppeseess Mr. ia &lag Judgrasst, eald was Minds a isaire la . red C4ops, beg desk la seilsel eammetalletits Oa the pest M the less 111d11101ke esse spied the lasekeist wee meaty sae Okra Mt add set par MA It INNS "abed shin • THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1852. judgment to the full extent of the discretionary gum, and the insolvent sight consider he was fortunate. His Honour adjudged hint to an imprisonment of six months from the vesting order. at lot. raw. The miewtra all the present prime :—Whoot, res. to MU. Weer. fro. to SU. Oat., 16..10 216. Deno. $2, to 34•. per, IS.. to hue. Rye, ths. to fl or qr. 11.1 t, 414. ed. tors. Id. per hush& Uls. to SU oar art. CAMBIUMS, Feb. 7.—Oar market remained quite so dear for 'carbine se Um work with so olter.tios worthy of souk*. Must, red, 440. ; whits, Mu. to Ms. R Wiry, SO.. to flu. &one, 2/o. to Ur. Pas. AU. b 31s. Oats, 170. to 210. per qr. • - . . CANTInIOIOr, Feb. 7.—We bad a good supply, but a mry dull kW, and MI; stalatelned kat wart's prisms. *kat, , brows, 1Ia; new, ka to 4k.; white, old, 49e.; sew, 45.. to OW . Barter, ra to 37., Otto, 19s. to 21s. Beans, okl, 26a to ka ; new, 234. to 29a Pea., 29*. CAnttaltE, Fob. 7.—Tbers was an average supply of grain at market to. lay, trlth • Food dearesd , parneutatly to, %best with in roma instaaa • obtained a hole more nosey, but not wakcient warlord any alumnae is misquotation. CoLetturan, Feb. 7.—The supply of Wheat sad Barley quite equal to tits &intend; the forma met • slow sale at Isle priers. the latter la. cheaper. Beans and Pao but taw on mile, but fully sumektl lest week's rates and la some Inseams Ili more use yeah ed. Otonczermi, Feb. 7.—The supply of English at to-days market any liege, but last wea's prima silo • IP, didkalty mum. tallied. Holder. of foreign wore *adages...l to tams sales, and be' little buslises resulted, sow sin serration be salad le priors. In fier y, there is bat has pmelng, the &minds W tWders checking biol. Beans Iron. Oat. we in Barrow r espies aad rather 111.,re east "aired In some lIVIWICOI. Imporm dui tbs seek ot.diag rah. 1,630; barley, 1,633; Oats 680. Feb. 7.—The supply of Wheat was rather large, gaery dolt trade, be. ors demand's( a rsuutea. 0t but LOtrheor,wm which being wiwwwii but tilde buainv.ii 11411 done. In the tonna - lions occurrlag know terms Were Dearly rosined. Wheat, 42s to DM. Barley, 2?.. to 36.. VC% lib. to .2.. Deena, 31a. to 31s. Peas, 31s. to 231. Untirig°, Feb. 7.—We bad but a small number of farmers at ibis dsy's market, a good deal of the Ours:duns of the week having been aronwislehed on Tuesday 124, at oar fair: Mill Unto war quite a standee% qunuty of Wheat as Owe and very Mir as to limns, Barley, and other spring corn. n• Miters are mart inclined to get into sums. easing the Load= end provlnsial muerte caatinae no upward tendency fur Whew., and are wilting to meld pate snythlng likely to give s treater activity to the trade. flood malting lvarey a:lindens a full trim is do boiling rem and heavy dry Osts. In every kind of ewe the late MoTegriert mean to bo aura mined except ,Herding nartry, the demand for white Is clack. Wheat, per bedsit, 4s. lid. to 3s. Id. Harley, 3s. Id. to 3a. ed. Oats, 3s. 6d. to 2v. lit& hems, aid, Is. Id. to 3s. tit. Per, 3s. 4cl. 3e. ed.; white boilers, Is. lid. to is. Helt22oltl), Feb. 7.—The market to day wu well sup plied with Wbvat; the lined parcels made ratter more wary; late- I raw drocripthns rulist dull. hark yln good supply; the Ueda ion; rill we made to more mosey. Oats to as dear. Pass and Beans rather better trace. Wbeatarout Ma. to 34. per load. Burley, 23.. to Me per qr. Oats le, to its. pair qr. Pelna lea. to Its. par load. Mann Os. to 23.. 'fares, lee. to lie. Nye, 14s. to 16a. KIBDAL, Feb. 7.—At our market this morning, we had a smell su ryly at Wheas whets sold at about the lime as last week. Oats In fair supply; If any chanson was in favour antlers. Wheat, Ms. to 3 is. per land of Mat. Oats, Id. to ltd. per atone. LANCASTER, Feb. 7.—There was only a small supply of Wheat at market us-day, the most part In bad osedlties. Sate slow, without any alteration in value. Oatmeal. befog lad sup ly, hmegtit Gd. to Is. per lad advance. Maas the titre dearer. Wheat. 2M. to Ms. per nieth. Beans, 13a to lin Oatmeal, Ite. to his. per 210Ib. MANCHESTER, Feb. 7.—Firmneas on the part of sellers, end caution on that of buyers, be. narked the grain and Flour trade hers daring this stet; and the business done has berm mob el pretty much to the supoly C010•4031M06. At oar market tmel, moth's trenspires in an, article to cell fur meth:elm•notice - • des in each are confined Represent requirements, at the prices dais i'sy week. WM at, per bushel of 7011 m, IMAM, white, es. W. to Ts. W.; red, Sus. Bad. to G. bd. Barley, grinds/am per bottle' of 6011 w., Ss. lid. 60 4a. Od. WU, per bushel of 4311 m, Y.oeheh, Motel, end fine Irish, Se. Od. a 3.. 2d. • IN A, klln4ried row., 2s. 10d. to is Od. Boum per qr. of 3041 b., ' Engl'sh, assall,.Sfs. Od. to Us. • belt, Slab& to Ste. MAU pee 0 amp. bushels, Ras, Am 13 405.; Rai lefts* AU. to 37a Peas, pc* Imp buibela, white she bin. boilers, 30a. to 3Sr. Flour, per sari of Fn and kWh, Am, Od. to Inc; inverilne end bonniest*. .4s. tad. to 31a. Oak extra, and whites , ilds. to hie.; doable extra, or lieu, Ms. to 33a.: Wrench, 'minding mak, Sae. • he to 3 thatemal, per load of MON., English sod WA, Me. Ss. Mammogouon, Feb. 7.—A moderate attendance, and *boat tas orsel supply ot Wheat. The trade met not so brisk as diming the Bet lew weekir; yet farmers wets firm IN this demands, and Met week's yynotatioM supported. lhe trade scale exhibited same symptom dleapw.eieat car the best pawn, of Mirky, and • I further d id. to la. per gr. test place. SWIM busby sae experimmed for used Baena which emens note to anded hoot prier. In oltn o r dereriptions of grain nothing worthy of r pima hea , 341 t... to 44a. Parley, 34a. to 72.. Daub l7e. to 31e. Hera 11 W 2a to 34*. Ems, Ma to Ma. Rye, Rs. togs. Mak, its. to 340. per S. Vetches, 4a. ed. to to per bashed. Fluor, Zfa. lo its. per sack. Nawcassi.s.ox-Tutz, Yob. 7.—At our trastket this starldnr we had • hen show of Wheat hour the power ; notwilit etanadireg itoseederftlkint6ooo a geed, clearance woe effesed, at the Pall rotator rb day senniglit. Reath truantry qualities of torcern Pew transaetheas warred. Flour unaliesert, lote rate. A lug wail me talloid. Ede wee bald for an Weenie of la to 20. per or., which bad the 'eget of dendrites twiner. fJpet• matting barley we mine oar qaotatlowe le. per qr., lad altheigh $lO., ham been realised toe a my choir. demo trees Nerflelk. weights, 0311b5.. we +preheat that , rime would be with dilleully realised were any quaoUty to atroieu awl we therefore oily put our top quotation at lA. for sere weght. Oriodina amid Weeding would fetch 21% to A...welshed blabs, each Ogatwe having beat made for earn Danish, weights. natarally Who. to bills. pee bawled. Malt must groan be wrellea, a.. dune:, sad mew roach* attar. hears nod Peas without &awe With Oam we r wars fahly supplied tryoue prowero, and such quahogs bilk; wanted, was capes kneed at an dean.. of Is. per qr., but having = sale furore In trio, Ifeutlatte which bad bean detain...l by con b l.7 winde r &ad Wee minion Wong suffered hem being .s long en open each descriptions ne irnprovenaeht could be eat a blittired, 4110. quo. Mho bowing been ',Weal at iUe. h . per q , ., and ether lots at proporo timers rater. The arrivals tbdo week are • heat. weseetsrlse. 1 . 386 qrs.; Barley. •tle; Malt, 189; Oats, carder's., 1,913; fereign 410; Pegg comments, PO ; loam 73; dean, coasted.% Ifti Flour, 6,634 sham Noawtett Feb. 7,-0w market this day was fairly at ter/se by both feriseneese iserebmais, sad a fele quantity of %beat 111011•1611 • the qua, Y afteleallbeled by the late da.p weather. Prime let s 4 pealsely Ile woo at be week ; the toms IMO swim g bat Wag at et talk throated Erman ea the part of the aim, hie pekoe tikeineet peat myopia, sed although some a the gene, pieffieead Maas their Make tobeyinget the proem ~reit tk. eapemedte of alma it seat week, yet the ate- I laity sere art illepasol N do see NM these ramie a pretty good therame Wats Mr View wee la clemsee, me realised fatly hoe near, het se aeoldleable *MOM, Otillipt plaits. Barley ma 4 yes of at hie pines; s 4 sealant deemelpilen aid ea regally it na. prr 0f.,1114 ple wits more Is *meg at hie lime& kin. sad his yam MI, at dew, bat as 411111mme to jellee am be MN. Oatembffialaed *dr ..le*, sad eleatiey eeelettore a ready eibmettai prima NointIPOILUI, FOIL 7.—The show of Whist is lianitsd in ear on martin to-day, and ihe rain paid ariendly as doer. barley la sears plentifully of at tlue eallauno palmist last week, but our andatera US anion oautiosily able pordiasse. Pineariatkin la say ottorortiele. Puraiesoftotrom, nos. 7.—There ma a large supply of Vim, bars today. and Wore won nom ln to ra. par .p. tower than Ad wok. floe Ilarlep made fUllpidera. traeontlary aorta Is. per qr. tower. Oats unaltered in valor. Darr sad Peas In ter qr. dearer - - - - - rrzwolialt, Feb. 7.—The trade tbe ill deeeriptions of Orate at oar =mat today one outer.. ens len bolitre stormily streereded la °Stewing tie priest of the pelt wlt. 'llllllte %best, lit. lee. te 121. per tesi• rot, lot. leg. 10 In. e Hatleh 32a. to 32e. per yr.; violas, 270. to 291. Oats, Uts.to 2le. l'eto, 31e. to ars. BMW, Ws. to Ur. Pasamt Feb. 7.—The supplies. of all Emoosirdons of IT ala Visa; iad Umbeal evasions us lassalsaas ode. The tab Mee ilia deg alrelmle ha, bees beam ameba In prier. we her Walls mele ears alp Wheat at oar Oars Zadmeee and tisk pleas mdse seele• tie ode wee bask at meter i Asse. Mbeel, pse wade al Mee., lageb, Leserldea be 04.; eed, Ile. Si. le • sea P et pal nd wee aid at Im Ned pit Web bet exam as umallemed. 7010101 were drew Woe boa we/epee am ea meeledema Deem amdmee meat. Oeu only embnie dared. be Mime oomo. embalmed be he ad- IMMO. Chia el Omemse eat le two. keldearee, la Si be genes nee Imre emled ememla abet al. be bed bee eammer, et lea Serembe. /Ramo, 7.—fhe supply of Wboot 12.4111 y wee ilk shonq ood elthaab tho amend vas re pay DNA, pa It lades cleat to althea Worst fell Ir. Tor qr. ca Ell the but guaL. tion. 8010, mar steady at Lsto quotsboos, ea vette tuber gray. 81,1711DN WALDEN, Fob. 7.—Wheat, 41:1t. to 42.. Talavera, 41%. per qr. Harley, =Wog, 32a. to Ali. ; ditto, plod iag, Ira • • ado par qr. lino% 27e. to 32a. Pear, 7M. to Us. theb, lb. be 3LA parte. Illarrlialr no. Feb. 7.-05 r market fteday err 111.11 ba1160:1 *mated with Whilst; tho test temples were to gra daft May rash mash Isa ~se soples woo • tall Plena rimel hest lot wash. lireley woo Wu* orlel oll 4 elasawres4 trie was Snare the tor lat garner M. to le. ironware seer were nide bi s 7g: Ma. Orme& Mr ropilm. re were the taro weir re buyer. lama= oda Ude Ulm awl plied serrally the awe. Wheat. Sas. floe. Itedsp, Us. Id Us. Gais, Us. Roam SO& to So. IMo. Is WI& MTh fee. lo Sea. leal& Mo. to Me. per r. qr. Weishea, 4s. U. Isla low WelL Mr; IN. to Ms. per ma. SitaleeßßO aT, Feb. 7.—Our market wee lint modeistely suppled with Wheat, Paley, or Oats this day by the Ihrsore. There was a good dared for ails:Wm is UM trade at fully lad wrek's Whaallei Feb. lad a fall &Mindanao of both falyrmers sad at lie ow rm motet We rentoo, ad *r a tale wet of both Writ or .Tr Orr eather ing toe week Us re *beat le rem le 11=411 be nem w wares wealties. Witten wen eadisas In tare egarrom rat hot worts prices were well madWaL Mae re etre r hot wet. Swig was la full dewed, aid= bareseetasat was eaperhassa; a few runs of tbe Meter embed Ms. per qr. la imieramelAisse Mat tbasessmalPienNea.sad tor foram MN. Want, Us. to 4IPa, Ilester, flea to Sas. Oda, 17s. to SW Mr& Per Me. to ale. Ir. Sr to 113 a. Malt, 6t a. to SU per quarter. Vro. U. GLUM. id, per bushel. floor, the, to Ills. per sok. • - •• • • Wile catmint, Feb. 7.—Our maehat was won attesadod and the 'apply of Wham Mort. Beams la Ow shiseat vakties was quark, sad though as alteratios loot piss la dm Ware arm men Omit= whiMMA bp the Whim. 'Dr et MS Mrs. NM Owe Mho • gait asmema, mergehlag was ail ma plum whomml OIL to la par qr. Mom maimed ha mho, bat Mak Ma sammed SI. par husbal. Lhda hub= ben la otter whiles of rob sad plum aeoalnelly theme. What. white, 38.. R Ma; rod, Dal qr. halm, Ile. M NM, white, lA. to Ma.; bleak Ms. to ha. Sous, Mx to MK hi" Oa to 52e. M• Malt, 6h. to Ms. per v. Wham, 4a Id. to h. par a d. Viset, 11.. to ha. per ma. WataMOZ, Feb. 7.—The supply of all grab here today Is Oat. TM Gahm wen me hallard to take the prlow el let week, ✓im the harm Midi WI Is hopes of drum Ostler, MY badness WAS ow" WI goal ere IMO mak tally the plum el he dm. (ahead hem ware sofa tIL heir. 'Wheat, white. Ms. h Ue. ; extra, Na per qr. ; red. M. to 40e.; extra, Ile. 010,1141. ha IN. per Mum Beam, old, Sh. to Ms. per or.; sew, 111. le Ma WOZCISTII, Feb. 7.—We bad a law waggle et Wheat s e lamb saes,. esel ths wads sehl dal M ham Vale the me 'lease of We w it . Dar* sigmakma hi Wm. bat the gam*, at whet era the dowital. OM* esalhel ese bees new. Dem le learowei deneed ler pableag. rue aegkeleL you, Feb. 7.—We lave a NI Mfgp gummy a WINN awl haft ~mg at this am% INA& lha hemal br Wheal of boa va.lap II Moody, awl IMIIMM• MI wady rim cow mem *A gala sea haw beer. Maw Ms alimmant pima Waal bp Imam Theby bats hw saw la report. hat la vast beim Iwo Wm am the estrame Malted ba meek oreehlabed. ohs Is sheet oar" eel U. Nam. la Mbar ulli anhandisa. DVVLIW, Feb. &Tien was a slot aupply ili g Inset .ad Earley at MY Mira marbett posher prim ram elethea ex Weekend Raft Yeast a* seesaw et IL eat Imal. sr vas amp able woe radar him wellhemale yea dill Tanday's pleb awl *it iliba• rimpira. WM* alba= Ours witbeatoine b Wheat/ le Ob.; 14 Ile. to les. iseleg, lb. ed. to 13a. ed. Oats, Oa. ep awn, s ap ppp e k 14a. to Ile OIL Oatmeal, tie. at. to It• rakers' Tam Mb Us. per cwt. halm Oat' Me. to ila. pa mum Coat Feb. 11.--Owlig to the 'madam% maesatlei state of tat iikhemphe mu* warms Obtain amid lOw nub webs. aye al amsalhalla thews& ewe , hate' shoot et • she& rm. pm, ta supply the mare Mm• 11•11. gash d pwalma• ;pimpie arvielmsloarieseera. MUM Wow 0 : alaittardisieiterft=iv THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. A well-dressed middle-aged man, named William Allen, • was charged with having obtained numerous sums of money, by (also and fraudulent representations. t Mr. Thomas Martin, formerly the proprietor of a beers shop in the Waterloo-road, stated that about six months since, he was introduced to the prisoner, who represented einnelf as a debt collector, and having at the time a con ' I sidera:ele number of outstanding amounts, he furnished a ' list of them to the prisoner, and direeted him to take ' proper steps fur obtaining their liquidation. In a few days the prisoner again called upon bun, and having Intimated that ho found it necessary in every instance to adept eo ercive measures fur the recovery of the debts, witness fur nished him with the necessary amount to obtain summonsee against the parties in the County Court. After a short interval the prisoner paid hint another visit, and said that he had never heard of such a refractory set of debtors, not one of whom had paid the slightest regard to the mandates of the court ; and he, therefore, required more money to enable him to take out judgment summonses against them. Witness accordingly furnished him with a further advance for that purpose, but 'wither saw nor heard anything more of him until the preceding day, when he accidentally met him in the street, and gave him into custody. Ile had since ascertained that the prisoner had not only applied the above sums to his own purposes, but had also received and misappropriated a portion of the ' debts he had been instructed to collect. It having been intimated by the police that they had rea ' son to believe tweeted other charges would be substantiated against him if the fact of his apprehension obtained publi city, the prisoner was remanded until Wednesday next. SOUTHWARK. Mr. Preston, solicitor, in New Broad-street, City, ap plied to have his client, Mr. Kennet, landlord of the Hoop and Grapes Tavern, Queen-square, Westminster, bound in recognisances to prosecute the notorious informer, Thomas Stowell, who stands charged with another, whom he em ployed as a witness, with having conspired to practise ex tortion upon the proprietors of public places, by falsely ac- ' cueing them of offences under a highly penal statute. The subordinate culprit, the witness, was apprehended last week, and taken before the magistrate at the Lambeth Police Court, when ho unblushingly avowed his own guilt, ' and made a full couresaion of perjuries which he hail com mitted in aid of the conspiracy. A certificate was now produced from the Central Crimi oal Court of finding of the indictment on the prosecution in' Hubert Kennet against Thomas Stowell, for a misde nl(.ollo%lll% The recognisance was accordingly taken, and the proof immediately conveyed to the Central Criminal Court, where the warrant for erred would issue as a matter of 111111111111. LAMBETH. On Saturday Saunders, one of the summoning-officers belonging to this court, informed the Hoe. G. C. Norton, that, In compliance with his worship's directions, ho called at the beer-house of Mr. John Rose, in Southampton-street, and seeing Mrs. Rosie informed her of the application that had bees atade at this mart b, Mr. Itoberts, the tailor, re lative to the payment iSe a suit of clothes supplied to her 6, other, Ist who now te'rsed out to be her sister. Mrs. Rem informed him that leer sister had been married at Streatham Church, on Tb oriday morning, to a young man named Meade, who had formerly been a clerk to a what finger in Addington-square, Camberwell, but was at m ama clerk to a real-merchant Millbank. He (Saunders) asked if the sister she alluded to was " Young Alfred," whom he had seen so often in male attire ? Mrs. Rose he sitated, laughed, and said that "That remained to be found out ;" and her manner convince/him that it was the same. Mrs. Rose, however ' informed hiet•thet her husband bad a good lot of mosey belonging to ao youag couple, end be would he sure to pay Mr. Roberts all that was justly due to him, without thither trouble. He sailed en Mr. Roberts, sad informed him of what had taken place, and that perms told him he was quite certain that Moody was the husband. He also said that when that person lived in Addington aquae* he had frequently seen him, and Alfred Browne alias Sophia Cecilia Pierson, together, both. on honeyed: and walking; and on one occasion he uieerved that Moody had on the first coat that Alfred bad purshased at his shop. Mr. Norton on hearing that the debt was-likely to be paid dismissed the case, as not requiring his further eaterferenece PRODUCE MARKET. LIVIRPCOD, Fzi. 7. The sales today are .—Sragar : 300 hhda. Demerara, at 28s. to 306.3 d,; 40 ditto Posta Rico, at 30s. 9d. ; blolasats, 200 puns. elayed Cuba, lls. 9d. to 12.. Rum • 20 puns. Demerara, at full prices. Corea : 100baus Costttlties,with out change. Jute . &00 bales, at 92. 2s. Gd. COTTo7l.—LtratrooL, Pus. 7.—The saler to day are estimated at 7,000 bales, of which esporters have taken 1,000 bales. The remainder hided* 260 Piraeus and Manahan', as bfd. to 6frd. ; idlO Weis, to 6141. ; Egyptian, 6d. to 9d. ; 1,000 Swat, Std. la 4d. The smailtet clones quite steadily, yet with to p sad tempered with yesterday's rates, price* of OM MANCHISTIM, Fan. 7.—These is we sh ‘as erC• mar. ket for cotton yarns and cloth within the last few days. Prices are Tithes firmer than as Tuesday, sad in 16's to 24's water twist (sod also in 30's) the eginnem have boa placed under contracts for sews weeks forward. India, and. seeds other qualities of suds yarn of medium mists, sad pee& cularly 40's, are in ceosulerable demand. There fo we so large a business in clothapnerally as in yarns, bat the de-' mend for printing cloth and 456insh and wide: shirtiags is considerable. WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Lszae, lss. 7.—Re have only bad a moderate business done in Om cloth halls to-day • the merchants are °westing cautiously, as the genteel tendency has been upwards tor some time ; a feeling is prevalent that caution is desirable. la the wan►uuses daring the week • fair trade has been done for the season. LINEN, Ec.—Ezxrurr, Fan, 6.—We have to report rather an inanimate week's bulimia in some departments. Linen yarn in good demand for manufacturing purpose., but without any advance upon our late quotations of 3s. Gd. per bundle for 65 to 80 wefts. Linen meets a fair sale for both light and medium heavy qualities for export. Flax— Supplies at all the leading flax markets of the previnee, for the past week, have been under the usual average, owing to the extreme severity of the weather. The geaeral range of prices may be taken at from b. 6d. to 6s. 9d. per 16i1be. for hand-scotched, and from 6e, to S.. 3d. per do. for milled. HARDWARE.— Blanotonen, Fss. 7.—Trade here remains in • very aatiefaMory state; all the manufactories are in full work, and labour of all kinds la tally employed. The orders both for the home and foreign men uds are im proving. The Ordnane• contract for modiste ea the Minis principle has been given out; of the 34000wmpirod, we are informed that orders for no lees Has 16,010 have been given se our manufacturers; the reemdeder are to be est rated by London fires. The makers hero whose temdso have been accepted are Tipping and lawdee, Striation.* and Son, Walter &dame, Hollis and Shwa, end Toot. The leaden were made with the tell ksewledge eta, wages the meta mold require ; their demands weer le have been quite resessablit,„ and, as wee Sts IA ender this bead a fort night abase, ea dilliealtio mimeos: hos edema ea that swro. The scoured preepenew esedisica et the hob of the district is 'Oben* to same ezteat by the pollialtle working et the joiebatesk holm The Dudley sad West Bromele Illeopee, hall their monad resetieg ',Bo days mince, and deelaresta iiividesd far the half-year et 10 per cent., adobe to the varsutee food 5.0001. The Wolvcr hamptcm, and Stalire Basking Company has also &elands dividend of 10 per mar., and the Alston district a divithedi et 4 per cent., with an augmentation to the re serve had. FISH.—BILLINOSOATII, Vus. 7.-134ds, 13s. to 16s. per 201bs ; soles, &Aid. to tis.oll.„ per doz.; lobators,6d. to 2s.ends *esters, bs. to 30s. per bushel; bloaters, Is. 2d. to 14.941, per dozen ; cod fish, 2s. to 7s. each ; turbots, os. to 12s. atoll ; plaice and sprats, Is. ed. to 2s. per bushel. POULTRY, &0.-Nnwoarn AND LIADNIDIALt, FEB. 1 7.-omo, 4s. Od. to 6s. Od. ; Turkeys, 4s. Od. to 10s. Od. ; ducks, L. fel. to 2s. 6d.; tame rabbits, ls. to le. Bd. ; wild ditto, Bd. to ls. Od.; pigeons, 6d. to 7d.; roasting pig', 4s. Od. to 61. 6d. each ; Surrey fowls, 6s. Od. to 11s. Od. ditto chickens, es. Od. to 61. ; barn-door fowls, 3s. 6d. to Ge. per couple; English eggs, Be. to 9s. Od .; French ditto, 7s. 9d. to 80.3 d. per 120 ; fresh butter, 10d. to Is. 3d. per lb. ; pheasants, 3s. to 3s. Gd.; partridges, Is. 3d. to Is. 9d. ; hares and leverets, 2s. 3d. to 3s. ; woodcocks, 3s. to 6s. ; grouse, Is. 9d. to 2s. 3d. ; snipes, N. to Is. ; teal, 61. to 9d. ; wild duck., ls. 3d. to ls. 9d.; widgeons, 9d. to le. 3d.; and plovers, Gd. to Is. each. CORN.—knoosraa, Feb. 7.—We bad a fair supply of Seib waist sad *miry at war market bhp, ad • end Moser's. Ifs re doe seser of Wert ale bre it tie tsp prlt. t tat wok. let Mrs Imo veleolsi rim et War maillise The Isord kr bad milks lady aserresa as the. MI is Imam are resift Ilos MOM somellas tor asel pm rpm% plMt elares. • trills brad hot rah ; alba aft Inn beim ismad. IWIt yes tes tan sorer Habit kertr Mrs et pis Sae war alttratios le PI& re 440. Daft. Is. to M. Om, I M IL IMMit le tea. Tom pre gr. Mali. is. IL tab. I& per Mr& Tarr is. M. le Thos. Mk In 31s. NW Stab. _ _ _ ATLIIISIM T. Fa. 7.—A wapply ofeway illesdpetva tom VW' le otoditito not wlO doll Mt al a tolosioa of lo to to ow sr. Parley. Otto ad Dom. kb% otos mime ot ▪ too qt. Wiwi. W. to ft!. per leod of 1 llotlep. Is ▪ pot Illissi. M. to 314. Oats, lea. WM. goo Push fa to Slo - - - - - - BITH, Fala. 7.--Our market is doll, witbsat any altaestkon Fob. 7.—A good aboninnee ed inarket, and in = B lll.llOOllll Irtr prim won Iribeet, ebrair is we sleet Mime teas Ifieet itinignrinie• prima. eepedelly d the kw dudgeon s Beet Mle is. pee w r i WM, Sees iset week. Dem ea pee anew. Per like from le. lo is. wee bed et II beside blew. flab geed wade at Wire senses. Meet geed Was b. to ew per cwt. Jeerer. - - 8 13,110 4 Tab. 7.—Oar market was wsll ate, with s hit swath", at all kiwis at via allidall6 Ths ttai IN la Ws* as bet wk. Ina Y lowar st thstager. ELLWWW, Fob. 7.—A lair stississes st mast this modes awl a swell simply. 7f.arrllea s grab was MT =MOW dry sowke we wWINS it infile mei phoo way WOW. WNW Wo wen MI& ;..at gift Illat nabs lbong ls WNW. wok smS, I •~ W e Wifiskibe Woe et fkitirag lest eveeemeld IN IL F R v. ai I, eke pw India Owast. MY* g m % Wilb lb. simple al Osts INA nit ens ~~ abroad during the week. The randy of howls grain is moderate, the reoeluts for the weer being—Whea; 791 tat.,, et lee. ltd. to 21a. ed. per ; Barley 919, at Itia. id. to I2a. ed.; Oats, 5,391, at 9; to 111. ed. The value of every article of grain is well maintained, and black Oats are 3d. roarer. In prep trid and n reign Wheat the burner paring hr been very limited, tout holders arc very firm, and prim un changed. We quote Idariarople 26e.; pulL.h Odems, 21e. Gd. per barrel. Barley r.f prima quality I. very mama; and would bring ra treats rate*. Owing to the high pretenvions of holders we have nn Palma doing in Oats. We quote their free on board value 10; 9d. fur black, 1 is. Id. pr barrel fur white, We bare a lair conameptim tuainces doing In Flour. eaten; Po em r, are unwilling to fol'ow the further advance demanded by our *Mere sad factors, and the moult Is we have • leas salve trade in the article. In Indira Corn very little buskins= has been eh ne,aod priers remain onchenged the value of (Mau being muck as last noted, namely, 71. 3s. par ton, - -• • WArsitruttn, Feb. 7.—We have Spill to report abort receipts, both of hums grown and foreign grain , hut as the weather has of knorth mo 'mated, we nap anon rue et to r. care better rap. plies from our titulary, with some arrival. from abroad. In the rat y part of the week oar market wee quite buoyant, marl milers were iaok. illir fur higher prima. but dada' the last two or three days this teal fag baa losneweet subsUkd; holden, bow, see, continue quite firm, .m --I we repeat our quotatlime for at descriptions of grain, with on dream of Ia per sack on the best euperiare Fein. Import. thla week: Wheat, 46 qrs. • lndien Corn, Mu; Flour, 1011eacke hapirts this week: 0 es. 6,972 ; Flour, 940 maim; ludian Oars, 209 brio.; Oatmeal, 1441 KIRKCALDY, Feb. 7.—We have hid some heave gales during the week, and a great deal of rain has Mien; yesterday uad to-day tba we Muir ken improved, the wind bins from S.W. and W. At our country markets this week, notwiihsta dug Ike duller ac counts of the V. heat market from Maelt- , arie, we experienced the pone active demand for tole article. at a further advance of I•. per quarter. Kerley and On a both murk sought alter, at id. to ie. per qr. over let we k's rater. lino troday we had a moderate engin) , of Wheat, large of Osta, and areal, of Barley; the Barley Fold quickly, at Cid.per qr. advance; tisih SS hest air; Oats, ovine to the middling condition, sold elowly, Gmerthelnea, prices were much the mime as ivit market day. Wheat. -IG.. to its. per yr. hark.", 344. to ggs. Outs, Ina. to Liu Gd. Oatmeal, per but of 28011...30a. t 31.. AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW You, J*x. 27, 6 P.Y. There was a good demand for stock; to-day, and sales ware made at au advance on yesterday's rates. The high prices which government loans bring have had a tene.ency to direct the attention of capitalists to our railroad Kean ties, which are in demand at quotations. Money is more abundant, and loans " on call '• arc made at 6 to 6 percent. We have no change of importance to note in the rates of d i scount. There is probably an increased demand foe money, from the jobbing interests, on account of the Spring trade now opening; but from other quarters the demand is steady and the supply abundant. There is a good inquiry for firsbelats paper. Our banks are liberal in their discounts, and there is every prospect of lower rates being excepted ; good demand fur foreign exchange, with only a moderate supply of bills. Sales of sterling have beta made at 1104 for Southern bankers' bills. We quote :—London 110 to 1101; Paris, 5.124 to 6.17 ; Amsterdam, 411 to 411; Ham burg, 364 to 361; Bremen, 784 to 781. It is expected that the Asia will take out about half a million of dollars in specie. The steady demand for export being freely met by our imports from California, we have no alteration to notice in rates. 1 CorroN.—Since our lit review of the market per At lantic, 2ith instant, we have had a moderate demand daily, without change in price. Sales of 24th, 400; 26th, 64)0 and to-day, 1,000 helm The America's advice. from Liverpool of 10th instant, came to hand per telegraph, via Halifax on Sunday, 25th instant, and although less favour able than was anticipated, produced no effeot, as they were met by telegraphic advices from New Orleans of an advance of 4c. to Ic., "strict middlings" being quoted at 71c. to 71c. on the 24th. At Mobile, same date, " mid dling" was firm, and demand good at 71c. Receipts of the week, 19,000 bides, against 30,014 last year. A des patch of 26th, from New Orleans, quotes "middling" at 71e., market active. Receipts of the week ending 24th, 13,000 hales, against 40,624 last year. On the subject of 'rap a decided change of opinion hes occurred in the Atlan tic States, where it is now conceded that the yield will not equal early anticipation, and the estimates there made for tint aggregate arc consequently reduced to 2,400,000 bales, and under. In Florida, a moderate crop is also admitted. At Mobile, we find too, advocates of lower estimates, hut at New Orleans there is a general disposition to adopt lower figures Id ian2,600,000t02,700,000,and some few well-Informed parties write 3,800,000. At this point opinions arc in fluenced by their own receipts, now 142,000 bales in excess of last season, and parties writing 2,700,000 or over, are confirmed, aR they believe, in this view by comparison of rectiats its the aggregate with those of January, 1849, when the crop proved to be 2,728,000 bales. Fug:us—With the sale of a few thousand bids. for ship• went, and some few operations on speculation, the trade has been in a retail way to supply the wants of the city trade. Common to straight State brands may be suoted at 4.624 dots. to t 4.7 dols. ; favourite and fancy, 4.7 u dole. to 6 dols. ; good to fancy Ohio, 4.75 dole. to u . 064 do's. ; straight Michigan and Indiana, 4.75 uols. to 4.814 dole Southern is in better request and light supply, with sales at 4.75 doll. to 1.811 dols. for good brands of Alexandria, Baltimore, Brandywine, and Georgetown. Canadian in bond has improved in price, and is now held at 1.60 dols. to 4.621 dole. Rye flour sells at 3.624 dole. Corn meal is quiet at 3.25 dull. to 3.50 dots. for Jersey and Brandywine. OBAIN.—The price asked for wheat is so far beyond the views of millers and exporters that the market rules very quiet, and the stock being in the hands of one or two houses, quotations are only nominal. Tores.ceo.—The sales include 20 hhds. Kentucky, at 8 c.; 30 cases Florida, 10 c. to 25 c. ; 60 cases seed leat, at 11 c., and 50 bales Cuba at 20c. Fnasonta.—Phere n only a moderato amount offering for Europe, and rotes are unchanged ; we quote packet mks to Liverpool :—Cottun, 3.32 c. to 3-16 e. per lb. ; flour and meal per bbl., Is. to ls. 3d. ; heavy goods per ton, 150. ; bacon and cheese, Iras. ; grain in bulk per bushel, &Id. To Loudon :—Tobacco per hhd., 255. ; flour per bbl., Is. 91. ; turpentine per 280 lbs., Is. 6.1. to Is. 1.111. ; measure ment goods per ton, tn. to 30s. ; heavy gouda, oil, &c., 20s. to ; thcese, 30s. ; beef and pork per tierce, 3s. Gd. to is. To Havre :--Cotton, square bales per lb., Ic. ; ashes per ton, 6 dole. to 7 dolt. noe, 8 dole. ; quereitron bark, dole. ; mcasuremint goods, 8 dole. ; whalebone, &c., per tc. WEST INDIA MARKETS. (From Do Cordova's Mrrvaattle iirdellignater.) KINGSTON JAMAICA JAY. 12 . FLOCI4.-11olders still refuse to sell at 265., and the trade decline to eperate largely at ahigher rate. The sales which have peen confined to small parcels were all effected at 26e. 6d. to 27e., at which prices the article is readily pro curable. The stock is ample. Tosacco.—We quote Cavendish at 9d. per lb., and leaf at 48s. to 525. per 1(8) lbs. Both descriptions are plentiful. CORN is scares. 800 bags have been moved, at 85. 6d. per bag. MALT.—ltarvey's pale ale has been sold at 7s. 3d. per dawn. We note a sale of a 100 barrels Dunbar's porter and ale at Bs. Bulk is quiet. Reu—ls moved at 3s. ld. to 3s. 2d. per gallon duty paid. SUOAR-111 in very fair supply. We range our quotations at 145. to 20s. per 100th.. PIMENTO—Is taken in moderate lots at 3d. to ltd. per lb. Curran-1s in very small supply. We quote ordinary at 28e. to 30s. per 100th.. GoLD.—Doubloons would readily command 3 per cent. premium. American gold is in limited inquiry at a nominal premium. SUICIDE IN FLEET-STREET.--On Saturday night Mr. Payne held an iuquest at Punch's Tavern, Fleet-street, on the Ludy of Mrs. Anastasia Mayor, aged 39.—Mr. E. James Peuehey, solicitor, of Salisbury-square, Fleet-street, deposed to having known the deceased for some time past, atul that about nino years ago he was instructed by her hus band to bring an action against a gentleman for criminal conversatiun with her. A separation took place, and her husband agreed to allow her 11. a week. She received the first payment but returned the second, at the same time writing a very offeuaive letter to her husband. She after wards went under the protection of her seducer. She had since frequently called at witnum's office, and he had been compelled to tell his clerk to deny him to her. The last time that ho saw her she was very much distressed. On Friday evening she called again, and his clerk told her that he was out, when she asked per mission to write a letter. She was shown into a private room, and soon after his clerk came to him and said the de cease:l was in a fit. Ile gave directions for a medical man be be went for, which was done ; and on the arrival of c sur geon he found that she was dead. Ile heard that she had lived near, or with, her father, and bad been informed that her mother was an inmate of Hartwell Lunatic Asylum. She was exceedingly excited the last time he saw her. Der husband is en officer in the East India Company's service.—James Cripps said that the demisted was his daughter. She had not slept at his house for some time, but had called there nearly every evening. She was with him on Friday, between I and 2 o'clock. She seemed then in great distress of mind, whether from privation or from a sense of her past conduct he could not tell. Re was certain she had no money when she went out, beyond a ft w half pence. It was then about seven or eight years since she was living with the man who seduced her.—The Coroner: What is the name of the man ? Witness: Captain Farquhar.—The Coroner : When the husband brought the action, did he obtain a verdict? Witness: Yes; and recovered 750 f. The Coroner: Where is tho party now? Witness: lie went to India, and deceased has not seen him since.—A Juror: Did she ever express in your hearing any intention of destroy log her life? Witness: No ; but I have often heard her express a wish to die.—The Coroner: Iles she seen her husband lately? Witness: Ile is home from India, and I think she told me that she had seen him once.A Juror: Is ha aware of this circumstance? Witness : No ; but I have written to him lately, telling him of her distress, fur she had no money, and I, unfortunately, bad none to give her.—l he Coroner ; How did she live ? Witness : She had a little property, which she had saved up, and when the Mtn who took her under his protection went to India, she was obliged to part with it, and since that period she bad lived the best way she could—Mr. Rogers, assistant to Mr. Holding, surgeon, proved having been sent fur on the previous evening about six o'clock, and on his arriv , ,l at Mr. reachey's he found deceased quite dead. lle pir, er d cold water upon her, principally to satisfy the bystenders, but he had no hopes of her recovery. She was twavcheil by the housekeeper, and in her pocket a phial was found, which contained a small quantity of the essential oil of abounds. lle was unable to detect the smell of that poison in her mouth, and ho was also unable to say positively whether that had caused her death or not. 30 drops of the essential oil of almonds would be sure to destroy life ; but he would netlike to take ten drops.—Other evidence was given of a similar character, which proved that the object of de ceased calling upon Mr. Peachey was fur the purpose of persuading him to bring about a reconciliation between herself and her husband. The jury not being perfectly satisfied, the inquiry was adjourned in order that an (n nation of the body might be made. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, Fan. 0, 18.52. The State oldie Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Orm( litraisgth cil -------- Naas ci Pros. . rated Wearer. Pasairrni roma . ........... N.W. Gentle Brew C1011(Ilen . IANTINUS W. Gentle Wert 1 ed. kr .oirivararyos Gratis Bram Partially Myr, rtOMAII., ORKENWICH W. O. RieCV 1 Cruller *moots Iris ~ lour eras N.W. strong Brew I Partially (UM) , NJ.111111413 YVAIMIIiTIS «.. « N.W. 81" , :f4 Elyse Cloudless Strearth Wrest I Tills DAY, NOON . Wiad. MAW of the Wt arse. Fine. - Oconee WWI. N.N.E. SHIPPING INTELLIGEveR. Prom ear semapsaisme, tht pp I I Gazette, - and Pa CASt:ALTII ) .S. A lariats ship, of about tillU tons, totally dismasted, d , cks sweet, supposed to be abandoned, with Jury fonziast without sail, and apparently North Aincrit au built, 1,41 passed, lob. 3, 30 miles S.W. otf Scilly, by the Sea Ad venture, arrived here.—Falmouth, Feb. 6. SEABORNE MAILS. [N lige& s that the mails see sent from the General Povuolint ►y the nigbt—amd M by the mernin—despatcb. Day alien wade up Frew what 1 —... ODIIIMM2O2 la General Poste Port I des; Wheel OW* Inadon. isetatelseel. Avewlea(byßrit.pieket N, Yeb. 13 Lettryee2... ,------ Arrival Akerios(bytralteel Enamel MUM...............M i Feb. IC. arneneetbyU.lteteppk3ll . leb. IC &aka (West Cart) ...97 Ina ef the inenth,r.ydoota ... X grti2 3 Celia:He 11 111.111a3bth el won..Dorer ileigiais 2l Laity I Inner Deiy - email ll9th of the swath 1 neattouupton. Fro IR Ottertat Ayres ....... ll9 9th of the clench trwtluunpten. 149.13 hllforls(via Cbmire 14 Maki 7thof month PouthwepWo. Feb. 5 Nye of Good Mope N 1 Itli of tLe a.twil. 'Plymouth-- 11 Meeh 3 Constentlnotne • '3 70.17th21 the/ :GRP' Lauver Coates.; America M 9adkl7thof to or b doothesibtoa..Y. it. I atennel like N Mce.,Wtel.,kFrid. Matharoptels. 1u Th. , ChM 91 11th of the math doatheoptus 22. 1 .. It Preece Droops* N 7Ml3ll•37thernam Dora ......... Feb. L. Hamburg N f trader k Friday. Low!oo ..... ... '1,..,. it doe.ut) M Widnes. It etstur.L.cedoo Met the Hoodlum N 11th of OA wont! VotabonSeu. reb. In Ireland 10 St 14 Take datly Earns (eta nootiwor..t49l Tah of the swab . eoutlowatan.. Fab. 21 Idle (via Blerseillee) N ethet24o3 of morph Dever Feb. 39 itediterranesa(vis South j .....r- IXt via Atetraeilas) N saus2lth ofm,tb Dinar ..... .. 1 . 01 21 Wake bt 2nd of the teob!h vettberept,. 1,14 s Iledeirs Maher X 1111,17th.1110.,271h khkhof the month Dover Navies* „.i Itkitth 2 / 4 1tentoo Harm Feb. 12 Petal e1tetea............N 3011 ith93thafaion Dour lien. 12 Pentraule .............../.1 111111th21thof woo Pewt , amplse Feb. le Pero.. -.............91 11th of the 7. °nth : 4 uothampten leb. 9.1 Toptany• ..................14 SthiSt/s2Sthofroto. Doter Wart ladies M 11th of the 0L.5.11 .i..uth.n5 5 r.,..... 1 4.1 5 . 2 0 West Indies (essigt Us manna. ALA rc....01) 91 2a4 of the Nowt. Neer•skotee.lyeb. 5 • The mite to Mem struntris• thus market art Lut..,.itu try teach packet via Manelles. Caurarna.—blade to and from California ria the United are ode di/patched and due by awry American I..teLeL ARRIVED. M - TITOGII-at OTaTelleflll, February 7, from ltritterdma aNatIICAN 0.10101.•-• at Gravesend, February h. fiesa_h,... Y or k Meanie-at Liverpool, February 7, from lto Gr.,* A reltiliTlCll- at Deal, February 6, from Fenian Gulf Interpose-at Deal, February 6, [ton Truth Bettor-at Ilea/, February 6, from ..... .„...... _ ... _ ........ e...di, CaRNATA-at Mutat, February 8, from . ..... ........... Meunua, Ca •{I.R. Baunim. •at Liverpool, February 7, from.. New On, no Dune Or LO.CA.TMIAN -at brureeend, February 8, tem 11111t.f:Ullt I HArATCH-at Brigid, February 7, from ER. liwoein Ihian-et Greenock, February 5, from Anr•na Kau -at Liverpool, Felruery 7, from Anoints Raex-at Grareeend, February 8, (roan 'lamina& remarry-a Gravesend, February 7, ham. Lernerara EIXD. Airs- at Onyeeend, February 7, tram Demerara FLOSS M.D•onui -at Liverpool, February 7, from lionney GOOD INTUIT-1a Leith. February 5, from Chari..inoa 0. F. D.-at Gravesend, February 7, from Vulpine, • Guru. Gann-at Liverpool, February 7, from Main Ilases--at Cuxhaven, February S. from iiinlaneiro JA11143 Namara-at Livery."). February 7, from. New I akin JANII-44 Gravemend, February 7. from.... ........ --Patna Limnos -at Graverend, February 7, from BL Michael's Meatus-at Gravesend, February 7, from ----Buena Ayres • Mean-at Gravesend, February 8, from Petra& Maly-at Gravesend, February 8, hunt.....„ Dunce Minuer-at Gravesend, February 8. fr0m....................Dennark Mar Quame-at Gravesend. February 8, traa....------spiney Magnet -at Liverpool, February 7, from Galosh MART tleavoir-at Leah, February 1, from Callao • °urea Clioneran. -at Grinned, February 8, from ..... ....ChM& ONTARIO-at liniment, February B. tram China Oman (even-at Portamouth, February 7, frost ....New Vork Pitmen-at Pinnate', February 5, from Moire Video Newt AM/ MAZO*BIIIT-at Deal, Vehruary 6. from lterboloes slaseenno -at Gravesend. February 5, from Calcutta Ilitraorner -at Liverpool. February 7, from filerdea Saw, linarerra-at Ornmend, February 7, Ikaia......Demerara Seanuan-at Llverperil, Feb. 7, from Mira ST *Nitre -et leverpooL February 7. from at. Weimer. Winos-at Liverpool, Fe nary 1, traa....- iisw Odium BAILED. Asmni-frota Naas., February 4, to Nirthilque Ann-frets Gravnamd, February 7, to tritium lINARILJAN PACINT—frOlil Gravesend, February S. ta Gibraltaz Doe NtcuLas-frum Conde, Fen miry 4, to Names County -from Deal, February 5, t 0.... Cirthemma Clienriam-from Gravesend, February 7, to -.--„Valeada DlANA—from Grareamd, February A to .. ....... ....Amanda= East. Aeceutera-from Graveasid, Feb. 8, to Rotterdam Fealitieuto -tram Gravesend, February 7, to etettht Yvaminah-tram Gravesend, February it to ..... HAM rdam ' Ham aim Carr-from Shield., February 6, to Tenerife Core-from aunderland, February 5, to. Ades ' MittAess-front Deal, February 6, to hlielma Miiievarrn - from Deal, February 5, to - brew Tat Narrows -from Deal, February 6, to St. Kilt'. Oiretira-from Liverpool, February 7, to Bads Faeroe llovat.-Iram Graveaml, February 7, to.....Mamburg Quire (s.)-trum I-teem.* February 7, to Madeira Katesow-from Graweeod, February 7, to Dotterdsa ftvvvia-from Falmouth, February 6, to Penrame flawita -from Grawerail, February 8, to Hamburg Wu. lizraux-tram Intielda, February 6, to ....... Carthageas VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aurora (brig), from BLieLD, Dee. 21, lat. 15.2 S., lon. 28.0 G W. Captain, irom Dorcorara for Liverpool, Jan. 12, lot. 24.20 N., Mm. GI W. ' Eagle (barque), of Loudon (no dale.). Fairy Oriel, Jan. SO, lat. 43.3 G N., lon. 41.51 W. Ilerum•, from Patagonia for Porto Rico, Jan. 11, lat. 20 N., km. ♦1 W. J 191104 0..1001. from Liverpool, Dee. lt, lat. 23.40 9., Lin. 11. Pekin. from Demerara for the Clyde, .1.113. 0, lat. 17.20 N., ion GILD W. [AdVeltilleTfifilll4—DßOLANATlON OP A DUTCH Soon Ea WIIOIIIOtONT AT WAIWILOO,CVIADIST lIOLLOWAVP 01W1111Wr AND 1.3L1A.—"1.1. lx Swart, pahltely Nate that Holloway's POP and Ointment have cured me of arsenal ulcerous sone, which bad their origin in imperteely wound, teceived In the battle a Waterloo. The pain was infinite; and 1 was confines! to my bed &twirl during the hats eat months. 1 have now for two rears been enjoying the beat of health, solely in cquequesee using liiilloway'a Pills and Ointment, which can me in • very abort time; in gran. tads for which I puldiali this teaumony.—(Signedi J. tor ow ,•r, of Lent-onstlie-Vessirpela, in or Nyrnegen, Holland, Ith October, 1b41.. —Soli ba all druggista, and at Professor llolluway's Eistablishmods 241, Strand s Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AN)) DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRIIWNLIE. —Feb. 4, at of a daughter. HALL.—Pets. 1, at llostonsgewt, Manchester, the wife of mender W. K. Hall, H.M.S. Styx, of a daughter. HYRWOOD.—Feb. 3, of the Cloisters, Lyncombe, ItAth, the wit. E. Harwood, Esq., of a am. KERVORD.—Feb. 4, the wife of G. B. Kerford, Keg., of linflo. rough-road, St. John's.wood, of a daughter. KERSHAW.—Fete. 3, at lielner.atreet, the wife of W. Ketph.,w, I ~ of a eon. FAIRBURY.— Yeb. 4, M Brighton, the wife of G. Earbury, Eat., of daughter. PAW/N.—Feb. 2, at Pollock.stratt, Glasgow, lire. J. Eaton, 0. .t daughter. ETREATMEILD.—Feb. 1, at the Vicarage Howe, East 11am, Le, N, the wffe at the Roe. W. Street:MA, of a son. TOULIIIN.—Feb. 4, the al* of S. g. Toulrotn, F. 1., of Door 't. street, and of New-square, Lleooln's-inn. of a eou. WATTS. —Feb. 1, at Cneltenham, the wife of Capt. K. IL Watts. ~f • eon. WHl.7B.—Vela. 2, at Combs Vle.arage, Hants, the wife of the Re , . 11. H. Woods, of • eon. YAKHLEV.—Yrb. 7 at Chesterfield, near Lichfield , lire. Lln Yerdley, of a daughter. °lugs w, Mrs. Brawn te NiRRLAGI3B. CLARK —TTIRODALD.—Feb. 5, at Pt. Patin,. Covent-enritra. it,,. 11. Mackenzie, Vicar of tit. Martin-in-the-held., the to Y •••• flak, !lien Ikea, youttrest daughter 01 I. "1,44 of Sheffiel; Howe, Grays, Frei. CRACROPT — BIALICANT.—Feb. 2, at litnealarry, Ware.rl.• by too Rea. C. T. Cary, Capt. 11. trorroft, the I t0e..0 Arm,. to RLeasoe, daughter of C. F. F. Builiv.tnt, 51.4CK1R--tillAW.—Feb. 4, at Wakefield, by the Itee. J. P. I ane. 'lobe , : Gowns++, eldest ern of R. Markle. Fiq , Walo tl tkk it daughter of W. ebag, lip., of Porto Rollo, near V.+lot. IP.F.U.Ot f \Vl4.—Feb. 4. by the Rev. lg. Adler, M. Frew., lit. of the Cape P tioc4 Iloilo, to Roma, eldest daughter of 51. , EN., of Ilowarllteh. DEATHS. VARC.T.—Pch. 1, at Rinser., Elizabeth, wife of Cap:. J. r.l' kr , f. ith It. V. Nattalion, aged 76. El VLA Y.—grh.l, at Colman Lodge, John Thomas, youngest of the late J. Finlay, Esq., tihisgow. Mt INSELL —I eh. 2. at Itamoun Restore, tans, retie of tho Cc a T. li. Yotaetl Arcbtluteun et 'Jerry, and Preerntor Chrix: Church aged 111. TIIKUPP.—Yeb. 4, at Surbiton-hill, near Kingston ou.Thamcr 11. F. Thrupp. Esq., aged 711. Llizabeth, wife of 11. U. Tymbe. Esq. of Wor• aster, aged 64. iviiiMed sad pablaald by Waaux Kano HAI" cat No. S, Lem bee, gm; 911 avv env of Prince-, at the °toe, Lembi"4 Md. la the molest of Ueda% Mit4iszo.—MovoAT, loosran 11.14 ( ri the eau the Po" g2l abo lad taa bet tie Pr wit