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Talbot's contribution et 26,0001., and r kis EOllOll7 did not find iu the deed any bereft newer to t►e eoatribistoriee, giving them tbe right to pay by instalments, be saw no Term why be should net sake the order. He thought the Master haul caw lo the right coselriou, bathe thought the question was n•4t brought untecesaarily before the court, and he should give Liu eau against Lord Talbot, and he should give the official manager kis eats oat of the funds. Tin ATTOLINT-6111111AL IP. 111711110. This suit, ememessed ti iafermatioa sad bill is Feb- raary, 1840, came es is-day, after a litigation of more than sena years' dainties. sad was Imlay disposed of. It wee one of the suits emernmed by the rupture is the church of Seotlaad in 1843. The pretest suit related to the presby teries church in St. Peter'esquare Manchester. The proseediag• have been frequently rep orted in this journal. It may be as well to state shortly, that to the year lON a trust deed was executed, by which the above 0111Ilial sad schoolrooms attached were vested is trustees, upon treat, " foe the wenhip and service of trod mending to the rigida and mimes of the established church of Seielsad." The services were " to be conducted by a minister Wangles to sad is fall 0001111111111011 with the same eliselt." Mr. M uare, am of the &rename, hang eligible is these respects hav ing beet' • minister licensed by the presbytery of 'Edin burgh, was appointed to be and managed the minister. In 1843 the free church formally seceded from the established church of Scotland, on grounds suMeerntly well blown, of difference which thee arose. Then differences, however, were con/nod to duripline sad did sot involve any of dm doc trines of the Establried Church. Mr. Munro, the minis ter of the church in St. Peter's-square. adhered to the Free Church. Ile wan cited before the Presbytery of Bdinhusgb, but he declined to attend, and was by that body declared to be no Longer a licentiate or minister of the Church of Scotland. Shortly afterwards, the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in due tuna declared that all the adherents of the Ern Church had ceased to be member. of the Church of Scotland. Nearly all the members of the church in St. Peter's-squere, including nearly all the survivors of the persons who subscribed in Int to the foundation of the church and schools to the amount of many hundred pounds, concurred with Mr. Munro. Some few, however, of the members, including the seven relators and plaintiffs in this suit, who subscribed an amount under MN. towards the erection of sc_ the • church sad hools, adhered to the esta blished church, and promoted the present suit, by which it was sought that Mr. Munro might be removed that the treatises who centered with him right be also removed ; and that new trustees might be appeared in their place. The raise was heard in 18411, when the tour held that Mr. Mauro wee no longer competent to net as taini.ter of the church, and a decree was made for his removal, and also for the removal of the trestees= substitution of new trustees in their stead, and • were gives that tee uld treater should convey the chore\ and premises to the new trustees on their being appointed. Diiection was 'risen for so account to be takes of ell paw rents and other the rents and profits arising from the church since the day when the bill was filed—received by the de:endows the old trustees—and direction, were given generally for the future admieistratios of the church. The dense we*, on appeal. 'Armed by the Lord Cheraw, in NO. New truster were accordingly appointed, sad the church and premises were conveyed to them the mixounts of the old trustees weer taken under the decree, and they were charged by the Master with the amounts they had recessed by them as pew rests, sad he allowed these all the expense. incident to keepiag the church ors, but he dis allowed theta the stipend which they had regularly paid to Mr. Macro, at the rate of 4.501. a year, mounting to an aggregate of 1,7021. The ammo came on on Friday last as exceptions to this disallowaace by the Mester of Mr. Munro • salary, and the bearing was concluded to-day. Mr. Molt and Mr. Belem is support of the exceptions, submitted that Mr. Munro had continued to act r the minister of the church after the information until the data of the decree, when he rased to do as, with the knowledge of the court, and they insisted that it was a gross inamitice to take from the trustees the fruits of Mr. Munre's services without allowing them the sums they had paid him which lad producord they fruits. Mr. Ituoiell sad Mr. Little, is support of the Meeter's disallowance of the stipimd, submitted that the Lied Justice Knight Brace , when deciding the case as vice-than miler, had said that Mr. Munro could not be allowed any salary from the date of the Institution of the suit, and there was no reason why the court should now rase to a rarer determination. siTILI;;;;p9;;;ed for • delaseisat is the seam Warmth with the plaintiff. The V ico-Cha•mdhw said be thought that the trustees math not be allowed under the terms of aweless"' mender thawed ofjust allowances the mass they bad pya•iidd to Mr. Munro, and it appeared to him that the evert had, by t►e ' terms of its decree, precluded the Master from allowing the mired peal to Mr. Miami by the truism, sad he tem Armed the Mum's report. The ease now ales came as ■pm farther direeticass, whin the meet mode Anal Freebie's for the plaintiff's CMS. Thus cads me of the samerwas litigatiess arising out of the Pre* Church movement. r.-YEBTEZDAL COURT OF BArc...._ Doan Mi. 011011•Mliral 111 u WlSTlAT.—Biliasiva Boa, This was the last easambralaa tassilag is the age of Josiah Wesidey, Isselibladre, Plegloweiessi. Tbe hat boa aseseal VII nis eil by bona of the welawlseas wawa left tibia love her reposed by Nowa 11111/1/ MI of Guildhall T Odessoubest *Woe he.. Ns of = l et, , 184 d, le the NW M lieWseabee law. eel oalalas the following items :—Te egadry creditors, 4,21111.; sash areditors. 11,119/. ; do. holding security, 10,8661. ; liabilities, ; surplus at the esoweasamest of the aseasatilelt. ; Vft of wiewattligLlNVlVW• MIK MIK MIK By geed Marra %WM ; Z. Tani,. 1,2111.1 peony realised, 1,36•21. ; de. awn by arelltsah 111,21111.; twee ex penses, 2,3621. ; alt ..lie= sad Negweemals, ON ; do-1 aseetie noose, 1,9141.; dbaseast mad 111Y., 1 allaffles. 2,2/91. • lib bianose. SIN I lowa Mr Lawmen sitiverlei beaboot; Mr. appeared for the wigwam ; sad Mr. Murray Ise WIMP. Glyn sad Co., the hobo% who are aediton le a lop moot. The bankrupt, I. itesmileellset, stead that he had draws bills to the satiest et WPM., easepied by various pasties, who had received me esweideretir. Ms had paid son ny to • biTbrotbn, DiAnnstos Ws*Joy. who was - tbso fa bui aeea is Holbors. Did sot sow know wbsn bo was. Ho sot bills dissownsd for winos. Mown Gip WI bib le the ansevat of TAW., ono of Do noon= d wide\ bad wsentsil soninrstiso. Es bops nls gnus about 18 fr maths sp. a year efts he -baihro— praCe Ass pat down M Mill. these his assent Med. A Mad that • lupe sae by OM had beat sessiesd kr " pM rap." He kept as emsli emi t bad maps of paper sad awe eade se essehies. his bib were ism ea poems who IP= nth* be ANNA Mr. Manley, whom be retarnsil &ambler MIAMI, Ism WM habit straitly:le Mtheethad thr \A.A.= at MM. ass Aphis, Tanis,. Ms hal paid Ms What Art c=esdkesanted. DM NM UM the pales AA the bib OM le ham =alp st_ the He bad no Atria ,resew Is blelsolo ; I.ld 111 ditrourAkkete. Mr. Pesti Mil sone bills et whisk the were net to be ilonlermas .t Mr. Oi aa lluabs's, er,Whish lied bar yell by bis kiwi dors lip beak. Tapley. NOW Wire 011inalano the aseopkose wee petered by Ide Imam Tbanabt - the assepier lived at o.lc d. 71 e la imapagdibut al %VW. was roast A fortnight or • month beim strogingalarr, he air the lease of hit premises te Kr. Pew k burapresamed two rare before, r ereallgties mar, aleassed_ , Did not thou task be was bepierMy kothset, es be bal nee ides of patties! • portage DM eel ham Ws lisiMlims were se meek se MCA, but lisew he add net lop lb. is the read. He !Metre bra in war of bat MI ara think et being iamearat, till be ant Ids • month betas, las bankruptey,mar psysety_ fermerly them to a Ka Dame, lad hems seat down te evokes, when bit aides was slop hig. The mmemager hai seised it. sal k Imed beno sea Marro Ter sz were pet down se debase le slab et Itth • bin claimed a tea.( kr cases Mk amok& =Kr. . shall. The law aspen= case to Mr. ; ,sip use item car fee is seas him ; the ethers were kw procuring hat busimue Mbar matters. Mr. Pew, who bold the lee, bad smempled our i to a tarp uneent—aatie thearsta d pm& Ns had OMR 1 1 1 the IMP. Mr. lesktaras Simi Met ems essmAnak• should be at teamed else Me. sad thet pesterlies sheald be withheid. the misuses did eel task the beaknou lad bent AMA. way fit; sad it wee evident that guestdela Ad MA Awed by him asportest Ask. He p iuld MA the opperannelg_ et swift up spa whoa Ash asseaste is width be 011111 piphp Writ 71i arse vas re Wens, st am pram seammeeklailassaney a isms mills le isesplas. He hod emat its • peat .meat me paper, the amps= of which ware lo netweemes Make% mate. sr IhAtlass abodes lAA sestet Of Maths to the Atoms 'MAK, A dorm this MASK wee i seepest et lines bille. Sea • perm sees daily Alai i at eseekkeelima at the beak et do wart. Ths AAA, st the use se lb. Pew, • kw dap Akre the latelou, wee se pea • frAdident pirease as had ever work. Them baakrupt At et his own iamb had si. AAA Arm thee oat of the nine elbow Ha of whist' dieeretithd • bankrupt se possatima g s= 1111th dean of the ow set. Kr. Wows laid the ally charge atebilehed aping the bankrupt was es pil ervespe lapi. e• statessyst at to the nessnat pr alneed by the "li" Ilk limas, esithedM am think lb. besitnat bad ad. aimed • handAmmt pelbrater es be mated net be did ast this bow Ms met palm A the —seise- et ,spe=VlM is ONION et isyslitipties. k wadi be s Ans Apky = skald bd behes the of pashimat wee meitlensth Aka it weans, our ask etresidy. Kr. Lawman amid Mot the M a keup had Masi gesso to aaist the Aphis. et the sethwas. 112 Ile: ahead maillired wish fris paessibps Ma He had gives up a kip ameoet a rE Arty. and enyht ate, es ...oust of s des itatment sad the ressips tiv a :=A ft is t=iby aa allearsamettal Mews e= b r the pmy be had bees A MAW& the 'AA - et be bad bens asio Kean. 01A, preateded spilt i s m was 9 is do Mb la *eh lAA. This bed peened • apes Maine= eseitionsat which bad i rthind MA home pities ble Amp ready earlier. MOM It WO MI6. row that use Iwo bed beta with by the bankrupt, be bad pran le up 1 . 11111"111 s I mee 7 was the stems allb Mn. Deems and the pads Oat had beat rafted to The hem wee swims te Ada the beet soprani bs seal/ Ms Asthma is NAM theilleth der Ai Is ad. Atha aim lo bo. 111, wee ale& thr • MMUS le withdraw heat inquiry, sad ►e had no intended of doing ee sow. - . Hie Hower did not dunk the itsitadaaties should be ed • joessed eine die ; but would great as adjeoraiseat at the elms* elf the bankrupt. Ms. lemense asked for a coatteveat• of the allewesee, which had bees elemped We weeks ese. Mr. liekbetee append pt. appliseekio. Ilia Beam jeeseed aa allowasee op te the pressed N.. at the redweervale of a week. _ TM ;saiiratiiivrisiii;rta4nirnsa for a swath. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YanzumT. 11.100.1 TUX CUM/ OONIUSOOIgIa. IN TIT MATTIS 01 lASI/ MILCII Till YOllllO2l. This ease was further beard and coseluded. The insol vent was a builder. He had been a bankrupt, end obtained a second-class certificate. The opposition was Brommllsill en the manner in which he had contracted his debts ; and a long inquiry was made respecting the dispealtkin ef pro perty. Mr. Nichols, Mr. Parry, Mr. Dowse, and Mr. Simons appeared to oppose for creditors ; and Mr. Sargood sup ported the application for discharge. Mr. Rargood was heard on the part of the insolvent. The learned counsel went through seriatim the several cases of opposition made, and contended that there was nothing M either of them to caU upon the mart to prosaism en ad verse judgment on the insolvent, who had already been several months in prima. The Chief Commissioner expressed his opinion on the case. Ile could nut say that any fraud had been seta blialesd spirt the insolvent, or that any other case had been mei milling upon him to give a judgment. In wades the insolvent to be discharged, the learned commiseiener iseemmended him to avoid in future both baranwpsy and irsetrasey. lie was discharged forthwith. Swim Ws. Comenssonsa wars. IN TIOI MATTER OF AI:MIMI 110176. This tare , which occupied the court till nearly seven o'clock ea Mosidsy, was appoiated to be farther beard this mends.. Mr. Dews and Mr. Sugood opposed for sone creditors. Mr. Doom and Mr. Macrae supported. The seetpleirit was a making away with property, and a good deal frn evidence was given. It was found impossible to essimie the ems on Monday, and it was adjourned till =Mai re dischergt es bail was enlarged. The glomilatoaer specielly appointed the case for an see` hem sad all poisons, earept the insolvent, attended. h INS SWIM to the court that the lasoiveat (who was a E L4.l4 pealimmalearmaliae Y whet, tostlawark eehmed ft aMilas amt. Me left his Ardis potpies of assiag du as , and when he seidied Diackfriers-bridge be tuned bask, aad nothing 'sell Yew him to come to the cunt. Xr. Phillips said this ewe would sake kink athlete hew be enged a rea bail again. T very he sessfeleme ef the lar bail would discha ge be enforced end pre emie. Was W obtain the amount for which they were envellee. His Maim directed a rale to issue on the bail, who led hosed thweedves in the sum of 20W., to show eases why the reeepannee should not be enforced. The ease was etre* est of the list and the rule ordered. This is only the eesead or third ease that hes occurred sine* 1838, whim V we bet glowed. BIRMLNOHASI BANKRUPTCY COURT. 'seoaa Ya Visresriu.n. ram Lowrey. This was a dividend meeting in the matter of the Stour bridge Beak. Reference was nude to a decision of the Lo th indices, reported in last Mayday's Daily News, as to the amount rea ll y payable out of this bankruptcy to the general fund of this court, called " the Chief Registry's ac count." The Registrar now said that by this decision of the Lords Justices the estate was relieved from the heavy payment to the Chief Registrar's fund, and this welcome relief was en tirely owing to the exertions of Mr. Whitmore, the official wearies. The decision of this cart, which had been rre mined by the court +bore, was, however, in accordan ce with the practice sanetiosed by every other district court, and upon that principle the decision had been given here. Whatever sum the official assignee had received on account of this bankruptcy, he had at least saved to the estate • very large sum, and not only would the creditors under this flat benefit but every bankruptcy throughout the kingdom would benefit by the exertions of Mr. Whitmore, where there were, m here, joint and st perste estates. The amount of debts proved to-day was not large. The dividend declared on the fitoarbridge Beak was in. 6d. in the pound. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.-41=mm; Hawn 9. The oesionso for the osusly of Loot woo assod oa Moaday. TM pot cal ionsononso of so iota- sodhole sown mon ends', bong Ind hi tb& conty, b leen, there bent 1111 peloosere for ski ; nos of the eon how ever, are al as liditary thosiptioa. Os the civil aide 30 cans en osersod, but emus' of thin an one knot mono la nark Lord Rani* an the tins of the flootharifon itadnUaogny on son of the Aka' et doe leelelPeilfed Po an parties. ode* oat of • dia. toolosos on Usk One at no Grolowin /away apr ons son tin Wk. Bills for mean an perjury were fitly fend at the Central Crimean Court, sad the sono ores no mot don here for trial CROWN MORT —Banes Ms. heroes_ fillinanmem James Assam, 42, shoemaker, and MAW Lmatiare, 116 victualler, were indicted for a tlissieseeseer la laving ea lawfully uttered counterfeit asks. Mr. Daisies and Mr. Dawson mmiacted the prosecuto ; Ma Ballantint and Mr. Mem Minded Lambert; sad Mr. Charnock was ossassi it the ether isholeat. It appeared that the dehedent Umber. was the leattlord of the Chequers public-how at Difkishies, in tide eeenty, sad the other defendant was a abeenehw is the met vii ; and it would seem that. up% the dm d the User action in question, both the delladesee ben a pad shame ter. The evidence for the peonemedem, bewevee, ha we doubt that on the 28th January bath the delleaeste wand away frets Biddenden with a haeee and cert. el= scoured the country in all directions, peeing crowns and hall-crowns at men rime they Nagged as. At a public- hoes*, where it wadi eyrie they wee both known, they treated the landlord Is lame ra war . him with a bad half-crown ; at solietar each called for a quartern of gin hid peppermint, cad away two counterfeit half-crown I as • toll-gate at Plaek ley they pared a bad flee-shilling piece, and at *anther to gate they paid a coaaterha WiFenwn is the and upon their mars et night they petted away= half-crown at the sane gate, readvbsi the @Wage ht both Uganda. The jury found the defendants Gulley, but moonummded Lambert to mercy, upon the ground that they be li eved be had been partly led Into the evaunimies of the offence by tbe other prisoner. Mr. Justice Coleridge easdnuked Austin to be kept to bard labour for twelve and Lambert for nine months. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Normou.tx, MARCH 8. Rama. Quer Junes Mans. OAKS COMILICTIL—Cf4aII 01 111011.D11, Slums! Sines, Gears Biesidil. Goats Dimly' sad I iiiss Meats were isdisted hrMwiVal murder of W illiam Babe" a pi imbue ha M employ of the Earl of &elm in bloody eliay which t ar p lass at laker ikarb rall " ,t the Minty of Asa* betwee baits of poachers sad gewiskeopers, ea the night of the 13th of October last. Several other ilislassats ship' the pa. soners with resulting the 48111111141 W olrs, with the latest of doing them aid gpievei=hoer i with treepaesiag is the night, mid with for Ma dinetien of Rams, ea Bills silos* t we=pri aim *Urged along with the accused, won ismaccd, out by the greed jary. Mr. Willman, Q.C., and Mr. Adams, conducted the pro creation; Mr. BercM iller defended Sims sad Masks, id Mr. O'Brien and Bowskill. Fredwigh , the lit witness deposed that be was vaisevisokaisperte the lid el Oa the= Waft, the EM ef Weber, whom mere was est weadieg. At shoat heißeast tea Oink *a m mo li n ts whet le Mews is neshia's Odes. et MeV of wised, elm they hoed the hew et sew aim holm ths read. The began lag ddies arsi, who they persehed were gnash. lad ga th e.. Mil in penises bed goe eight or sloe pee put thes. dap ems up to a hasp of shale. while hal ben *had 14jre wad is the er seat id& With the., whit hem 1 ih. Elks. rash, they NM their whim. thee armalida ad• dada' Is • dell, side selehi. and • = e+ d emshos es they hut with then, the pasha" penal ea, • am Me noir es peedlie. AN sem se they was set a the wasises wen sesameadsd by the rims to etrip . ef all superfine slaking, id " esme • be IsaMts way. la prig the Mit beep they es had lie, prattiag as rep lie Irk geshele ea they odd awry. de psslag ombs, deem the Neel they hued that the masaW uYeadpnaiads eels her sr des hundred pro lees red lesking sl ab m : s pareshed throe meal Di. reedy ellinuovards the rutted at these r with their Seib 'shed, • seise throve at thus bye= of the dee Si they were aleursing. The dm abed/sew this was Meshed dew, by whams with his dell„and ear of hie seeireanes shed biro 'even' timm to Moab bal. This was the papaw Rims. Leasing hi ea the road, the beepers raid at two of his aewmpidais they were over • gate into • idle Ono of the. they socked down also, the other ansped, cad it. te bring up the low bady of yesehems, wile were Pi thew in a plantation at the beets ef the hid. Prig into the chi, they overtook, about thirty so hurt yeas doers the Sold, another sae, Moaks, whs. they dew' sad struck on the less three is ear Sig S. side W. He cried to witness, " pe we mink. irk" Directly afterwards a body of thirty paisases aim up, MA began to threw stases at the keepers, nee of whisk hit wissa ea the heed, kariekd him dome, and resissi W lassasibis Ise a sheet Oa rissnr es be mod Wendy is • *mho whisk ea was elm* arum times byhe heavy sense. of these angle the reippie at • phesi had is hb , aged ansed le implode, estaiteg hied raw ea win. Oa p insist in to the sedelease afhis pets, the witnna raw • push. Po' 112e=t.. **sae. lie struck at hi with his W hews* the maa Wig hawses wihness's I. They doe ease to two penises near the goosed gram wheat they ale knocked dew.. The great bedy d peahen were separated frees the lunged by • have, esehipirty trying to got t o the mb ar . Sareasi Med, pea-wsteher, wile was with the led whom awl petty, doped—After Were sass bat been Ineeleed dews, wawa was slew* W • lige sine is the Z is sid wield lave Idea if we Ohio empesisaebsd set Witness, with a petty, pet thretigh • gate WO the Sold were most at the pesalisre wen, after knosk log many of theta down in. the Rim Iliad. On groins through the gala, be said, " Wbsew`u Roberts ?" who had born his ekes esupsitioa ia the affray. The latter said, " bare, Sees, bet Us dose." Witness afterwards saw gi n at his ming bum, hat be died in • few days afterwards. Jaime Week, also • game- watcher, saw Diudep in the affray. Hs bail the deg by • striae. Hs taw Bowskill towards the dos et the deht _strike a blew ths heed et Meek wish AA which killed hiss. the to witnesses ease similes widows, •d bend the to their . deriewst IlUkeMrie s"... deesees. weed that u. sows he reoriented etell met he pit, et the imams& u Maw hassled limn sell disabled ea the hi wy beim ha had peopebalad ea Mewl am. sad Wart she reedsred hers A. esselet, beim the deadly part et die army ernmoseesdin whisk the deceased received hie deal blew. The jori retired at Ave Woke to esseklie their verdict, and retuned into emit in ea War tad • half with • ver dict of " II is Iltwiskill leti Deals% lad o f aiding mad is °due se spina Sinte sad Naas, sesesteill to At= in law. The privation wets ansigsed se the seesad imahtmset of ;meshing is the Right, armed Vidl impiassais ism Ile ds 'trusties of paw, to whalia7 emmani thr e gli= Tim harmed Chief Jellies siseevid that the legal objection raised b Kr. derfeaat M le the Coact of Crimisal Appeal mad mow pars samtmese gm the miser eases only. mime be whisk hwise MIPS i. this distils* thumbs, tegssher hr the wpm,. et reaming evssoilololog preportims he heysarpsme of taking whateme m a j a... to appropriate, la delhass of those who ware protect the interests et tie* In• r:grasae* he the morass a there }whims ie hw welded. The mimes he amid gems epos sash see of dem far armed pamehing ems gat at asks he foment pan heti aft. the inlet mired by Mr. thrjamat Mike had heat added, they would next swims be severally soh arraigned, to receive a further ssalsese for the homicide of which they had bees esavistml. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY MARZsi. The proceedings et tle pretest rise ternilsalai at aeon to-day. D o ua i *. 'stirs morning Chief Judie Jerrie wee again irg eases dweller to that reported ab ove. sod esisesgM Ma list while a l solonlay. name illeatesea, IS, Pepe, dik David Barred" 44, Ma. 118, Gleseis ies 7o. 28, Hemp Pie* VS, and Mew , we 'staring eadeeed bads at and es the Ibb of her, the property se all B.l6wwfs, Bog., amid Mik for the purp at taking and ilwarayfai pia, A rats batdo tub barren the bY aim, awl /tr. Ilmorfa's wasoka ll itisb way arrivar impetigo Two Waisted oa hothridar. Sward ells prism ors still had their leads and limbs beadaged, sad bad evi dently sustained wounds that would matt Own for life. Each of the misused were found Guiley, and esallensed to t 7oors'__llapelamesat With brird Maar. Robert Preset, aged 14, Samna Wheatley, 68, aril Beery Bolton. 27, Sue rabirlag aortas orissai ink ea dot night of the 14th of Dourribor, at %dm dr rawly of Sir Arthur Clam, Dart. mewl Mak blafgrara aai in. Krona/nes fee geme. A ardiet of a swim character also task fa >lfa brawn, Ma Jambe= I readily by their Woo wan, soralln arm w as dor flowairs. Their most awarra pout was a what lisaiwal of groat liar, meat lira, a vast favourite with Sr Jabs% i aorwegarmar d blo brawry and einential NMI* fa bandag Owe preabos• loft aa tagonist they disposed of by wain bit throat. All three prisoners were cenvieted. sod seedeneed to ten years' transportation. NORFOLK cißcuir.-1111NTINGDOX, MARCH 9. Itaroaa Loan Cum Jos,sea Comma. There were thirty prieonen for trial, some of this offences being of a very venous description, several being for bur glary, and the judge in alluding to this circumstance re commeaded the county to adopt the system of rural police, ea the parish einstables were quitikinaufacient for either the proveutioa or detection of crime. - Braottir. Ethodwd Power , 36, wee charged with barglarionsly en tering the brass of Sarah Mores, of ea the 18th of May last. It appeared that die pawn tria and her servant en that day west eat of town, leaving the house is sheep et • neighbour , who, however, did not sleep spell No premises. Alma two o'clock, as a man wee piag Gain he saw t e l i o= leave Mrs. Moyne' heart sot dart into a n spinet'. As aims wee aim, awl the loose wee heel to have bees 611411.114 8111/111•011. • seek hes set tutees articles of tereibere woe twat to have hew stalest bet se Mrs Moyne led takes thopeseedes to empty bee sash box before she left, the pelmet la &got Sew he Ri sottos booty away, sad ereepeljeellse sMY Disaiker last, when he was taken ialla w = the. Guilty . —Ten years' Werlbelge ter the preseestisa; Mr. pliekelts foe the dame. A RIMICTABLI Miami Lorton, NI, was charged with ittellesp • sheep, the property of Willies Inightm, of Stilton. Mr. Bur dens kw the pas reatisa i Mr. Power for the delhase. Saha Mei proved that one deb. about two porn ego, he and the primmer stoles sheep bowl • geld at Tasks ol - I T 4 h 4 :z Med it, eut it up, and carried odl the lege and whisk they divided. Cressomindood by Mr. Power—l as a prisoner, oa sheep of lineglary. lam • wittiest in several other awe I am charges , in Mr. Faidey's burglary; i:ltr i a li Ce, I was takes at Not dation en Mr. Fair. leg's afar. and when fluid bees is prism abseil a month, I confessed is many things, Waking it Wier to empty my mind to stake rem hr wrimedthati Maw. Mr. Power—Hew sew Weiss hen yen mitowirtedged to t Prisoner—Am I obliged OD simmer ? Judge—Oh, make a elms breast of it. Witness—l have told you of two or three came. Mr. Power—l want to hear amuse more. Ik. Power—What were they? Witness—Two burglaries mad two highway robberies. Power—When were they committed? Witaess—ln 1851 end 1862. Mr. Power—How many more burglaries do you acknow hidg• to ? itnese—l shan't tell you. Judge—Don't press it, Mr. Power. Mr. Power—Are you married ? Witnese—No I live with a married woman, who left her husband and came to me. Mr. Power—He was dying t Witnees—He wee very ill. Tim Judge—Gentlemen of the jury, there is no corrobo ration in this witnese's evidence. He is evidently one of the basset of mankind. Verdict—No Gwilty. WESTERN CIRCUIT.--S.tusßusT, )tics 9. Elszeika Ma. Juvrica Bata. -. CUTTING AND WOUNDING. - . John Skop°ld was chimed with hating (clammily cut sad wounded Mary Ann Jeffery, with intent to murder kw, at South Newton. Xr. Swarm Promotes rz i rt *emir. I 4 lie about hair sonthe ego, beam woe one asked her to p est, Vasa her mete said if she ail he would cut her lead et Wire asked why, he replied, beaten he would sale oto eue to walk wit! Ur while she lived is kis horse. Oa the Mt tof Ilayptorabow he was to her law% lows, red sr*" TIP• hare den no a peat keep: tad at she win "IRO" chair peleeaer me mew to her, and put his hat[ wasto her Wylie Or dish. her, and drew soosethiritr em bar threat. - ailed out, and found some bleed a led her nether, who was pleat, throw lira &era. Medea assietaoss was celled ia, sad her threat woe droned. _ By the Judge—By " doiag lim a greet injury," primer meant that be had been put oat of him work ; but that was in consequence of drumbeat's's. Barak Jeffery, mother of the proosestriz, was gamest at lbw time above referred to. Saw prisoner go sense to the disk on which her daughter eat. Om Mimi wee held to ler shin, and another drawn mum her threat. Directly afterwards saw a rasor in his hand. Later in the evening found the ram as the door. lied beard prisoner say, " do fter her, sod them I'll do for myself; you will hare to be a mast to bar baby." Bspeelalesiost No west opu s how on the 6th of eeptember. led told him t Prisoner mid, " I did est lac 'met, and meat to eat my own after. wards." B. Presah--le a Wee end Sr es the 6th of September I.s. 11 . anat .1 Mary ••• laiery, aad herd three earaelidal wends remake imenersely arcs the ducat, art two rhea bretediatay Wrath the Ala. They were ads as might have boas Err by a ram, rid wen eta trivial disuirre. • rammer woe d ~na fpaat is, Urged by dr is r, raki,. • oprillad tllaitaiw at ids guilt. Primer Erie • kwy slettocat, with a view to show that the preeaudria's M-Ittrarri awl wider at hits had de prived his of his ram and Ihat be was sr a irpmeible agent. (Pricier labarri wider grit aititatiaa, rod was usismedtied midi • disk) The awl espeelateadeat pada were recalled, and that the primmer was, to all .pp, rhea:- iaiutuider delirlagn tea we at the time of the ahem learned *dm In imeivelog up, gave it as his opi nion that the primer, net being in a perfectly Nee Mabee mind, the jury would de well to find him guilty of eslaw fully wounding. nie jury returned a verdict in accordance therewith, red the judge deferred ceatenor. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoaK, Mszca 8. Those mime sonasated ea liaturday last, whoa the monlealea wee wend bedew ML area Alder... awl Mr. a e gis osueweeM This meseileg the sky arise wage epsasK, beg there woe only sae asse—a penes weneed Jobe lay, a H Melees, elwegal wilt having uttered a huge* bill ef ender se, e had bees selseitted to bail es Me 27th alt., sad did sot eurrewier. Mr. Jostles Crasswdl sat in the Crown Court at soca, and charged th e NNW 01111111 i Jury. Hs afterwards WM several sans, ease ef peasessed aay publie Isemeel. Plui Pow einue—ilirsos Na. Uwe Azas.am. MtLigda MID Leeman e. Camova. Mr. Knowles sad Mr. Cleerliaw wow same' he Me taintilltr admiL d M Walesa eel Mr. Segel= ware ward .d the pleadings. Themes Meer sad Maud Jabs Mell ware Me phis*" awl Mead /fue -1 new was Me delbedwee. The dealmegges MOM thst the dehadest bed mewled le his ewe me sal& railway ow- Moms ; wed the dellwiewl pleaded, Int, Oat be was sat guilty; sad, aseendly, that the plaintiffs were never pos semedef the eertifissure la questlea. Mr. Knowles stated the ernes. The plalatiffe were toe pistisoera living at Halite:, and who were trait's@ seder abs gionlage settlement of Mr. and Mrs. Ilelishary. The fielbedleat is • hooker in London, and trees him the tii i n a lt=te recover the value of 10 shame in the Hallway, whisk eau. WO his pesseseloa sake the ildiersloig IlifINIMMO•111111:—Is the NINII6 of Apil bet Hie pialettiK Mr. Lad& wise lea Wither, teekalept to lees* sena mow what ho sod the ether plaintiff held ea SMOGS umber tie mearrlege eettismot. and, as die Ham Lisoeigehiso le guaranteed by the Great Northern he ha. , strweled Mr. Remy, a beaker at Meallbs, to buy is Zorn Lineekairee at 83/ a share, enelnelee of Ile coat of the N amps. Mr. Harvey, not heeler the=ity baying the abeam at Manta: wrote to the him le boy that number of shares, and le tea breast that they were fur Messrs. Hasid sod Mae. It coal art be pretended, therefore, that the deibadant did not hiseir perfectly well that Harvey wee a mere agent is the boseristion, and that really the Ewe were the prepay of the plaintiffs. On the led of May the defsottalit wrote to Mr. H telling him that he bed wade a purchase of tte fifty Lionise et 321. 16e. a share, and the note he sent down showed that he had bought them of a person named Co,, and therefore de fendant could not be said to be the reader, but only the agent. In the due course of boainess, the shares would have been delivered on the 16th of May, and on that day Harvey got a cheque for the whole amount-1,6435. 16a.— from the plaintiffs. However, only forty of these shares were delivered, and for the value of the remaining ten this action wee brought. It appeared that between the defend ant and Mr. Harvey an account current WIN kept, and evi dence would be given to show that Mr. Harvey paid to the defeadant the whole of the money owing on thin shares, bat in the result Mr. Harvey got into difficulties, and he then owed a balance of upwards of 600 i. However, the learned counsel said he should be able to prove that the defendant said he had received the money for these 60 shares, and there was the difficulty. Never theless, upon taking advice, he refused to deliver up the remaining 10 shares. He should also be able to prove that when the transfers of them 10 shares were handed to him, they were made out in the name of the plaintiffs, but after wards the defendant went to get the plaintiffs' names struck out, and his own name inserted. He (Mr. Knowles) hoped tha. for the credit of the London Stock Exchange no one would come forward to prove that that is a rule of the Exchange, and in the result of this cause, he hoped the Jury would have no doubt but the plaintiffs were entitled to a verdict The plaintiff, Mr. Rudd, and other witnesses, were then examined, but before the close of the ease for the plaintiff, an arrangement was come to, and a juror was withdrawn, the terms being that the shares are to be given up in a month. EVENING, MARCH 10, 1852. TSB POLICE COURTS WORSHIP-STREET. Jens Jerome Bra" a well-dreseed Frenchman, was eberped with having obtained, by meant of a forged order, ben a banker at Meniss a the sum of 421. 10.., with intent agratid his late oni, Mr. Jacob Schweizer, a var nish manufacturer, Nisleotreet, Monica. The prows's...wet that the prisoner had been for • eosiderable pedal fa his service, in the capacity of tor veller and selksW id erk, but he found it neoweary to 4discharge him net in the month of January About a midi Ware that event, he bed occasion to con-, muniesto ma maelsor eg business with two of his correspond ants in Timm bat having been suddenly called from bee" be his aipmetnre to two blank sheets of, pew, obi* be entrusted is the prisoner, with instructions to Sll them top pursuant le his intentions, and to forward than by post to their deelimitieu the sane evening. On bran him the autographs, the prisoner remarked, " Thar are dangerous thing', with which I might entity rob yen ; " bet net having the slightest suspicion at the Uwe that be wee espial* d maim, Wawa( of them for that peeps% where Mt tam with Wm, sad was stab sequendy ereuwed by the prime that he had tilled them up properly, sad posted thus efersording to his directions. The first intiesedea he AWN' that the prisoner had made • fraudulent use of his aecorred about • month after his dismissal, wheahm reeetwodi • esensaunieation from Messrs. Julienne, his Waken at Renee, apprising hint that, pursuant to his written dimities*. Wry had handed over • thousand francs to the primmer, and ea subsequently requesting an inspection of the sada* wader which they had so acted, the document now predated wee transmitted to him, containing au order to the thew steetant is favour of the prisoner, and which he at ono* rasupideed as having been written on one of the blank sheets Wryer to which he bad appended his signature, under the alreunstenees before referred to. Witness thereupon Wiwi into communica tion with Police-constable Murray, of the N division, by whose exertions the prisoner was Mod out on the pr lag evening, and taken into custody. - - On beim said urea he his istram,li s se s assaer ad mitted having received the meant la but ex piated his intuition es reserve what he to say in ex piration of his ming Ose a future ecowdea. peeled having be.. teglineled by the prosecutor that he ex pelled to he able an a Mare day to establish another charge ethe assess& 'eking out of the same transaction, pr it isoaff was memaded. WESTMINSTER. George Shirley, 7iiiiTeleirly - -reoklag lad, 16 years of sge, described as a maternsonger, was charged with having caused the death olAnn Diddell, a woman with whom his father cohabited at 1, Vineent-tourt, Vincent-street, West minster. Elizabeth Pony, en intelligent child, 12 years old, stated that she 1/1111 at the house of the accused's father when the former mom la between four and See o'clock last Sunday afternoon, a dolma altercation arose between the young man and the iteameal about asr ; :z the course of which the latter mml Tay topeeper and struck hint in the face. She Ibis tea tip a mai neatened to throw it as him, maid* Omen the. am* the poker and dio eland that he wadi strike her with it if she touched him wain. The link girl at that moment left the room, and immediately albmweede the primer rushed out of the how OdYnesil ti Oa dem* who yea bleeding from a venal an the bend, but who threw a poker and old shovel toward him, and vows& mageanite if she caught him. He, however, escaped, sad in went to the Westminster Ho*. tal, where bee head Wee deemed, and she then returned home. The foaming asetillsale was pat in :—" flu is to certify that An Mew was admitted into this hospital on Sunday morals& amnia g Mots effects of a bloc on the head, and that as bee dam Sol of the ease.—Gioaoa Burros HALFOIID, Prisoner was wriai kr a wok. LivanrooL, Munn 9. Mat sibs isau L an is talon :—fiugar : 100 bbdi. Barbaissa k 39l. to ft; bap 3eitial, 33a. W. Rum: 130 gum Diu at about premous prices. Coffee : 20 names Mutation C eylon, 495. Saltpetre : 60 bags, 291.6 d., par east. Turmeric : 200 bags Bombay, 9e. Jute : 660 101. 2s. 6d. to 111. 17s. Bd. ; 330 bales, 91. to 111. 10s. : 900 bags Bengal, 10s. 6d. to 10s. 9d. COTTON.—Livaaroot, klxacx 9.—The sales to-day amount to 6,000 bales, comprising 600 Pernams, 6d. to did ; 200 Bahia, bid. • 1,000 Bunts, 3d. to 4d.; 150 Bea 13td. to 22id. The market has been tame, and there has been more 'sire to sell than previously, portico in American, which, from the buyers having more &eke, may be reek lied nearlyjd. lower. MANCIIIIITIM, MARCIE 9.—The market for rotate clothe end yarns was someely so buoyant this morning, buyers evincing same fear that the upward tendency of the raw material, on which the rise hes been chiefly based will net continue. Prices, however, were very firm, and the exten sive engagements of spinners render it difficult to place or ders fora reasonably early delivery. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lanne, Mancx 9.—The mar ket to-day has been a shade better ; there lies been a good attendance of buyers, and, on the whole, an improved busi ness has been done. WOOL.—HODDInIVIIILD, March 9.—We have had MOTO basinen doing in Wools sines oar last, and now that prim ism to be fixed, at least for • tints, there is less &amity in erecting Mlle than for the last few weeks. MANUFACIIIIIIIB. HVDDIIIIIIILD, March 9.—ln oar Cloth bell yams had some little Improvement on last week's market. Istb merchants and manufacturers seem to hays thrown of that dulness which recently pervaded their dealings, sedan sow looking better spirited. In low psis his anormet was imp 'immediately on the opening et Ilhe misibsl. coax. —haws ores. Noah 9.—Al market tide day we bad •my ermilor spr a il Moat ; trade 'ivy -WI, et a Pellet, or lc pr R. aria oroill. w B4=l; m• ez. mediae, Parr NJ% awl war Pitt 11 noir ported. Betas sod PIM MIS% VW UM. SO Os. pr qr.; rod,, PM tom, SP Is Pik --- - - - HULL, Mara 9.—Ws have had • very pad taste daring de pow week deed. narked by meek Mower wed . pretty owe• rat teats dm do iwidowl wilwato• of Germs,. di = Owed by the wowed Wiwi WOW ha the pert et the Slolor. not at Wed hew on dim ea ew prime The tads Mina, Whoa Vw driblet* yoweraty beam the kW, sod we mob dkooderted d dlohno, eowily loupe. et ▪ wwwwwwits. We bed • owdstolo dow of Whale how ow Iwo= tram obi*. odes W do dolt Lad= ripow. a :Sw dew wk. et dm* the wan et led week teem" amorally. yogis to wish 19 ray reisiska g Pardigobse Ruh Tay inrsohns tar Mid re ahk loirby hr ligrpshs OM% la AL ID Ito. hi per ~ Ma - Us Ler. rad mita rap twpwoonso Imo b. t. drew *oft he ask isi alba dodo la dr lle twelowed remoot dere dew. end se 2•4 1 0iw0 lioderd kegs IP* Nth to dwelt Mb Mkt 0114 abbtS Poo" Two. III; Uwe* tdijo OR uww. kis rm. irswiaa, kayak 9. Gls lad $ use ibew of Wins* to day. and ft mallui I ng tie raertior el hit war win 11 . 81 Tor Ms Ba as trait yr rattly ii ng r= rres. Spas. son a dull trod*, rd tat lattle Is mgr. LIM, Mara 9.—Our smashd grain an moderate, bat Ow Is • dor el um*. bat varels Wow ; Writ 1. swirl ; barn aurrer boor Os bairn troaritol Is el ire tie Mr el hr May. Mr Barley r born; err rub ddll sit d ar g atift=at Omar pram oar rd Ober weir eater MY war : 4,164 qrs. Osle. ON; Itatry. MO; Er" 4410; Per, IS; lawarli. ISO; ; Unwed, SQL _ _ - Liteinow BussmaD, Match 9.—At oar =AAA to-day we WA • ova* el Art lotdo of FA (Arias th ot lab. Moat pie Ar Is WA fram ed. to la Or lout r oomparod id% tb• PIA at dar /Airy • vary AU tiada bat wo do sot gaildhes iff ON Whig. bin ma roga tally sidaidad lobo arm, ..blow U. triter Unmoving 1. vain& Wheat pm lamb of barman aid, lk St to no. ileloy. prr qr. heal.. 11. to**. Dewy old, It.. to tin; nom 14 GI .to Ina. ad. Yam, la& *M. pas Mad% Oro. VI. Olialg gm lea. qr. Laws', Werth 10.—Altha6 the ealegy of Wheat wee WIN tikeey the ark tree goy landeeme male Sas 11 tea d Idle la pee qr. had le be aellealtial to All ether demote dem el pleb *aft. tramput izE whim, whir. 111. to lIL 100.1 ee_ WS. to lea to Ws. oaf lat. to We. M. m alga Mo. IA le Lamm's'', limb modat maim was Msie illsoiek bat Me alTheat MO Mama Mew. WI • do. IL per Mahal was gereMy etweelsk at Milt salastko a ameeaefbiwawaseMmOMeerseteehtr. Amadora Ira or pond he Ws Saw the and mod and iele thesprl howls et h. pee barrel Mis GAM. Mg Ms* sendeal Needy la nine, bet owl MA we tespeeNeely la ear quetar thapr ed .t e laptiaa eNd seeedlly et Itaff whew Oita, hem the smelly of panels et bled, eftwatell the ilograwlea of Friday, though the ogee were mealy la ▪ Oilweal, at pee load town. Indian Cora la mamas re. ea the beelame in floating ommos Melina m i The Mowing me the preetat quietism , pr Said ; Whew* red, 6a. lid. to be. 04.; ems, Ile. Od. te Ge. 3d.; te, Gs. Id. to Ce. 4d. • extra, Co. M. to kd. ; Irish, red, odd, 6s. 4d. to Ss Iod. ; extra, la lel. Is gs. Id. ; white, 6. 04. to Ga. 2d. ; extra, Is. leday, Enalloh, Chewier, 31e. lid. to 33a. Od. neerei ▪ lebb,, pot 601 St, 34. Yd. to 4s. Od. Malt, par quarter, pets, Od. to 37e. Od. and hoota4 .14, i . lrlt a. 40. to 1 2 1 !. w OMI• a1ik . "11 7t. " 4.1• 11 / 1 :1.; Gm sons, old, la to 2a 101.; mew, IL Wed. pesraloorts, old, 2s. 7d. to Sand.; mew 3a, 3d. to te. Oh di to la 7d.; sew, 26.11 d. to fa ied. Ilogne, per gar Ili le Oh 34e. Olt.; mail, S4L 6d. to Ma. Mad ma Mlle" Ille. Od. to Sea Od. Per, per E.... whitr,ll4e. U.S. WM Id. near, par 139th., Eogiuband tine, 31e. es 16.; extra, lien 10 Sas. Oatmeal, pr MY of .., N. to Ma M. ; Oteadlek . 14115., Is. Ili to Is. id. Pads gni red,lmllldmo 65.14.; erbkie".ld. W • O Wb aai di ntmled '-' ead led,/. IMLW told.; white, ihnt. to IL Id.; Daunts Koalemberd. mom sad rad, rand. MIL 3d.; high atiarcLlN.lo4. T 0.44.; Pairrealeardllackweberg,red,de.ht. to Go. 74.; Hamburg, 3.104 to GLIM.; Wald awl to Oa ,• white, 6a 3d. to as. 64.; Dania. Soh= Miaslead, red, ma Gil tuft. 04.; white, Go. Od. to bs. 114 Pigs and red, 26.164 to 26.28 L Archangel, la. 10d. to is W. ; sod Belgian, red, Ss. MM. toes. 16.• white 6.. Id. to I. M.; Opiaith tal ond Ilen, red, 3s. Id. to Go. Id. • whits, 3a. 10d. he Os. 41.; Odors, Polish, red, 3e.:3d. toe. l Ild:; commix So. N. 11.; Itarliwepoll, red, as. 3d. to Is. 74.; Dumb,. 4s. 104. le b. M.; gaseleis, &a, bard, ta ed. to ie. Od. ; Eg7ptlan, 4e. led. to 11. Rye, per geld, Battle, te., 3.. to 3.5. 9d. Berlay, per NOW., fribillilll. 9d. to 4s. Od. • malting es. to Os. Od. Osts, per 4311 L, IL to b. I id. ; 3. . Rd. to o l s . 9d. Oesas, per qr., tarowea, 30s. to 33e.; gayeties:4 per 4601 b., Me. 6d. to 33e. Od. Peas, per qr., Bakis, Ike., white, 31. 04. to 3te. Od.; Comedian, 3D.. and. to 325. CM. Indlin Corn, per 40011.., numbeen, 298, Od. to Ms. 64 ; white, 330. to • 34.. • Prenh, Spaaish, Se.. yellow, IS.. 6d. to Ms. 6d.; whits..3os. od. to SW Od.; IMAM and Oasts, MIL to Me. Id. Indian Corn Meal, per Iveibm., 170. 6d. to HILO& Flour, per bd. of 1961b.,Csasdka, sweet, 11.6 d. to 23..; U.& Western Wtsl, sweet, Ils. kl. to 21s. 6d.; Ohio, ria. M. to 23a. Id.; Philadelphia sad Baltimore, sweet, It.. 3d. to Ile. 9d.; New (Mesas, Od. to We. Od.; ditto sod Carodiaa, heated an d soar, 111. 04. to 210a.04.; Fr o nd % One and soperfae, per each of 2801218, Id. M. to 345.04. • smm, 365. Od. to 37,0 d. ;Snivels into Liverpool std 12080668* trial the tad to the nth March Incluolve :- Wheat, 9,941. Binky, 1,1111. Mali, 3,133. Oots, 7,620. Beans, 1193. Per, 1,001. Imam Owe, 964 qrs. Clatme 3,276 meta. Flour, 9,169 oaths sad 20,676 barrels. I.4pmts to a. ed : Wheat, 765 qrs. Oats, 6s. Beim, 161 Indian Corn, 2,316 floor, 311 seeks end 1011 Werth. Lexd, March 9.-11Mplika to-da) moderate, and prices Msy retie'. in faamt ales buyer. What, red, 61 da. to 6215., tr 43e.; whits, Oa Bon*, hoot to Ms.; monde, Vs. per gr. ths growers. _ _ NIWCASTLI, Mgr& 9.—The weather continues every thing ghat could be wished he field labour, and we should Loin hope him prom ot seen difienlissi.lnemna es it will amble our grower. itamplete rairding end edge epseeticina In a mot setiehotery memmr. At ow mad Ibis iambi we lam a moderate show of Wbielt keel UM Immo ; bat having a Went arrival of this ankle, as was to plat. elegeMee. Min dreemehiese. combined witn th• adommeablemiell leem ikis% hada depreming inthienee upon tee tnite. Mimeo lies *gni are s sate marred. bot Melon, hav ing et tbei mediesitm of the =Ant eased to snake • concerto& al dd. to 1.. ge.; eremilmtly • psi budiime resulted. Flow may be written le. par emit draper with HUM liemoldon to da.. thernit. aye nneilemd. Mailing Barley may be written l eper qr. cheaper, SM. Wig new mile obtainable train the moat nacinaltous buyer& our tame linerent °alp offering ilk in a mineral way tor ii6ltai. qualities. girtnellag mete unchanged. The mine remarks wilt apply to Melt and ether amides. - - PLYMEOUTK, March 9.—The importations of Wheat COll - from Prawn. sad this raarket being now well supplied, the trade mu dull this morMag, and sake were made at ed. t Is per qr. below late tutees. Emig for triages ate N inquired for. Beane and Oats dull. &UNHURT, Xaral h.—Our asszhet this issuing wu bide auende* mot Oen wee a oiderate Om el whet. Fins parcel* the nine( OW weti.bat tellwese demise:on were aster le elm mg sabre a Swami mem of Mims mu sus► wee w h N aged., t, aural the eaglet wlish son goad kr noll mum. M the um questions ow se per ad; WNW sal pima. ponds um arksw Edema the tura ebeeoet. sollea sends% st a *Ow Mune In prism MI sear aped= al grab wow Is lair at eed priest weestralls inelturel. There wee IR lONReat O rme see * wilele woe Is onlistable deur& From Mi LONDON GAZE 1715.-71readep, March 9. lemum Mown %men J - WansilZsugh. Hampoldni, butcher, to surrender Marsh 19 at l esk, 2, and April r 3 at 1, at Bastrighall. mew eoL, Insharibes, llsorpbantrest ; WE orig., Waltman, Basimtiallnuest. Mumossa Cum. Pudding-lamb aty, mornimina agent, March 33 st 2, ad April 36 at 11, at Mobgbellsrtreet. tot., Cooper, Gray's .ad brook-t. ClAllitigT Commis% atelier sad Eamon* Devonshire, victualler, mane IS sad Agra Id, at 11, at Easess Court. ti 01.., Latham Easter: ell.l lo bs sw eessan Fasts& Amon Dix, ante. Madam Mr Mt lb at 11, and April 17 at 114, at dals. Oren Jamassineet, sad Yew" meind l i t c =rinia. Basichall.sureet. W a 'AJAR Fart, eft thipsweler, Marsh 19 and April 37, at 11, at Ilandifilat awl. Sols., ha and eons, Pm bury. and Worthington me 111tH, Maarralsr; ca adate., Jae, 11Labebtaillf. now Ausimmea Larginsrm, Inenkereetthalktings, City, merchant, Marsh 19 at 124, and Aprll SS M 11. at IMinghallsgreet. Ede, Lawreseszt=all Jetnydassabors, Old Jewry ; ca Jos aftlig aral s- egglielit.lnnekery , City, uphontern, Marsh 19 and April - 1741, et parinekeinteset. hal., Taylor , lionth.enest, Pinabury,• ea meg. Pain* o.llmlLehmibers. STAYING J. amereserne. Menreerni, sierelmad. Marsh 13 and April 21, at 12. at Mendromm Court lAN Ids sad On. Mondssmer ; se. sag, Pen. MwashisiVir. Joao Orman. Walmeold.Yerkddre, insatrapier, Minh 113 sad April 23, at 11, at lawbOsert. Mrs. Parer , et. Paollaskarellimrd, and Bad and Bind*, Lads ,• ea. wig., T Leeds. Gomm leineson, Church. la Wham, plumber, March IV aed April 23, at IR at elangberger Court. eels., Aloof* eltipton, and IMAM/Mg. md Las"Las" li Hinson iiiabialite ; ca. song, Mackenzie, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Mann 3. Barman Houma, Jun., Bradford, Yorkshire, cattle Mae nad. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. losma laztua.lbsisill. Terimaire, Inerthant-Ist, 2M, and 3rd dim Isprther, of, es. Id, rad 3rd dn. of Is. StL, March'9, and any Ja=llarlayar Monday. at Hope's, Leeds. Lenin Yorkshire, currier-let end final div. of Ss., Marsh lA, and say subsequent Monday or Tuesday, at Hope' s , Leven Rim= lane; Iffasesitem. Yorkshire, aim- Id sad Ind dlr. Illisellimet M. mil Sod dlr. of Sid., March V, and soy sub sequent MOW et or Hopes, kennels. AllitalW Ileasionm camper -Ist dn. of Is. 3d., Marsh IL sod Om at Blthestan's, NotUnglima. DIVIDENDS.-Meath Llllert, 'mall, Ceralrldgooltirs, Wear -March M. C. H. Hagoden s Hem Soma. Nemo/ viciamilsr- March 30. H. Ciri= k Ligrogfeere. Clef Mr medmel -Marsh HI .W. limber, aMead lil=eriUMwell. boot maker -Marsh M. W. Wag Mink 30. E. Norma , MA Durham Mit tinaldsr. preset-- C.ERTIFIC.ATIM se no Igniserl. mile Mime to Miens to the erstrary Min r ef emillell. Marsh 31. L Aligellman Uverpral. Warr-April L J. Entwine, LAMM and eisswarag< ma sa menelagener -April 1.1. H. Gillaa, sommialso mosekom-Margh M. J. Kalgert, ere., and J. Lett, Wears= in tlidassrs. bettiosn--Moreh 31. T. bailor -Ape l i ls im =3, ma. lk s Is uses% Pa, awl J. 1 - 011 0 1 1. Terk el**, woollan misMiserer I. W. Mum, La" might % ban. -Mane SI. I. Iladry, sealk. iltalltmlielre, cooper. parmesans DIMICILUD. A. J. im Baylis and A. H. W. Drew, Iledoros-etrest, City, Moneys. sl IW. armett and W. 0. Elliott, Trump street, Clt wareheenosam. DAM= One sad Jane Day Kolbe, Grantham, pith prionemled a bard solissi. 0. P. provides e , J meise ame P. (Wow. and John C. Callow, Msarbester, mlls. It. Cheat set S. Ober. Ilmatsd. imam. maim L Cu., sell D. IL Bey Minierininersagolgent WM. T. Denims and J. Donhom Hedierseeld, Terbeldro. Naga drapers. W. H. yungos, J. Bemen. and J. Cartel„ Leeds sal Sholliald, York- B.shreser tingsge. so far as regards J. latatio. Saba 'IV. Masa, IL 114«.1e, it. Low, A. Leedom, W. Heart, W. W. Bnolmme ,• IL Stewart, J. Othens, sad 0.8. Camden, em. mites O Ipti mik HM lede P. N. Bast, of the is of the Sham Water Orme a_Csoopt io nz iw. J. Mks mill J. Nottingtmathirs, cab proprietors. IL Preen omia .. r barium Lolarstrast, lionegh, brandy sad Jar ogillnank Janos 431116 mil Jgen oak membrame. lieneral warehensomem T. C. OM ad F. ladmiag. /Itwoowers•Hull, stardom& W. R. Hutted J. liegldss. iralmiaaer. J. Harris" IL IleaSsissa. odd IL lasgpbow belt, Billings. L C. BMW and IL Sea &Wm G. Holy ant D. 114 T twist.. as Isr as O. Henli. J. in sad e. smarter, manufacturer', esbregrods M J. IM/Ilassil A. C. endim. C. L. /plata, A. UMW and E. H. Hoskins, London, B. 111 MINIAN4I O. OWati, Heath, art Certsounople, so hr as regards admine Menials aad T. loggpials, Holleadatztet, Blackfrism se far as nerds the lakes Masted "arta. C. 16. MOM Taw% Taa Dlinaall'a Land, so in as regards the ens of WCs. J. Maws sod K. Wright. Ostansigme, Briek.lane, Whltechapel, mete sad yarn razircheals. J. Nook ma H. Holloway, ardallthel. Staffordshire, nag, chola, and gas teas menenotaters. Sarah Ildensa Pear and Frances Minden Peake, TotteMsen, Mid- J. drown J. Plank and TaSllmehoiter, commission agents. A. P. Sonth and W. Derks. watch ...ken. O. sounds* IL MM. J. muclade, cro.toti Clough, Lancashirs, Winks twMa. se dor as regards O. macadam. C. Wainer and L Billy, Vernier, Middle:sea, um Barra. N. Woniey sad 11. Inmes, blwrorth, tanaralre, cotton soinitora. WOMB SPACEIFTRAIIO746. OIL/UT RitiolllDT BM" Glasgow, roorehow, March 13 and April IL at the Onbe HMI, Olall.W. Aumasona Hia, 011egoW, mower, March IS and April 6, at the Waverley Hotel, Glasgow. Witsamo iliu., Edinburgh, awamiesion agent, March 17 and April IS, at the Ship Hotel, Edinburgh. 1t.,. ALsns ma litsrassom Rippe., rattle dealer, Marsh IS and April I/. at the (Medea Linn Hotel, Stirling. Jolly, weir., Aberdeen, mershaat, Mane IS and April 5, at the Lama Tree Yawn, Aberdeen. YEOMANRY CAVALRY IN KENT.—The late Secre tary of State for the Home Department, previous to leas ing office, issued lustre tions to all her Majesty's lieutenants of counties, to call out the Yeomanry Cavalry corps for per manent duty and inspection, by a field officer of the Queen's fortes, in the course of the summer. Orden have conse quently been given by the Lord-Lieutenant of Kent to the commanding officers of the East and West Kent regiments, in compliance with the above instructions from the Home Office, who have ordered all the respective troops to be recruited up to their full complement, and to comment* their drilla, with sword exorcise and ball prantioe, at tar. get% dis.aoaated.—Maiiimasw Joionsid. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. v 7 DNISIDAT, MARCH 10, 18.52. *sea of the fotlitwiar phial at A raorainft. The statism are stm & °7 Mabel Wasik': Strom Barr Goatle Meats Slime Breen Overesat -- " Ovareast Part'ally army Overcoat Partially Ociady Partially Claw, Partially Cloudy 11 •4411.11 Mad, Par sally aftly 'Teresa hymen Fifa °mere inirk ..ay Lever ' Bram Ow& rest. UNISIO Mew Nab Brews a.rr Wow 'bowie linen Wong Lewes thistle Wow 0 , We Brass Usetio THIS DAY, NOON. Owes et MW. Strewth or Wad. taste of Ow Weather. Strong Breeze. Fair. The »Wu frost the following places did not reach trtie *Mee t• thee for !Publication ychterday ; they thereto?, Wheat* the etas* of the weather es Monday Elornang at oleo o'eleek. KIILLIMMS POOL• ... Gentle tlrmse Gentle meow eitrmg urea. Cale agerk — . --- --. Overuse Mislay Croft Foetidly aped, CISIWINS reall7 Prat Claiimo WMITIIT nARLIPOIVII Sall! Swinges Gemle Breese leentla Limit Calm (Male Breese The Stater of tka Wisatke;:as Mao o'clock yesterday arraagsd is order of latitai Mrs al Mom. omm at "Md. W.E. N.M. Z.N.Z. N.R. N.K. Paresms, 10•TIII•MPTON Pagsarrepv resrmaire• . ..... OIRENWICII tolwww. .. wr Nmamarru u Ymasoueu Biluaniosme N.E. N.B. 8.8. L.N.E. M.N.W. B.L SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. rnis w" Mapplag oasc 11e. - sad "Lo/ d'. Lid CASUALTIES. Broedertronw, of Rotterdam, which arrived here to load coals for the East Indies, has capsized in the dock, on the top of a steam-tug, which she sank ; the vessel lies on her beam-ends, in a very dangerous position, and has carried away her tupmuts.—Hartlepool, March 8. Majestic, Morrison, sank Feb. 15 near Cape St. Vincent ; crew saved. SEABORNE MAILS. [lf signifies th*t ensile ere sent Wax the General Post-office the night—and M by the tore.nini---• by the &tit -id M by the wiralaa-dipielL - --:""' Day win made up Ifni wit. ---- 002/11TRIIL to inseam Poi Part i When Odle* Latin deepatehntl. due. --- iaerise(tryitatpmact N March 12 Liverpool.. March 1 a=myllaited Mies 1 .91 March 23 Anifirleathyll.Stureill Marcia 17 ..... 11M611( Meat Comet) -PI blow the month Plymouth .. March 3 41alemdiris• 21 IbtkatAnth of MOIL lover SOWER l3 i tatly Dever .. .... Deny WWI lt alt of the sieth itattharaptina. March 16 IfeeiMeArres le nth ef the smooth nouthalepteri. March 16 Ofilliandle(vraChsareeiM lartal/thof month 50utt...14.,. Mirth 3 Capes! Osal Mope le lath of the mouth Plymouth-- March 3 imartiepie • 74 %bar thfltif mee Dover Untie& amarla Ai 2edarlithot es . nth doutherepene. March $ timid lie ..... ll Ilea..tted„ltYrld. neuth.truptea."ln Mete Chi ...... -II tiklithoi anti iuttuaaptoe.:Mareh 20 him .-... . Mit 13 fiat esdy lDOver ... ..... 111rerda. areeelP...... ........21 hal7th27tbof meal Dorer ........ialth 10 Minium ... : ................. Twiny et inlay Landon I Tier. tot Noise ........ .........119 Weise. a &tut. Leedom , Moe. Tun lioaderee .... _ ... ...... 24 17th ef the easeth SuuthaleptelLiardt 20 Ireland Ma N Tice daily lada (vie Neutharept)M hi of the mouth mouthumpto.i March 11 Ische (via Martell ee) 74 6therlithoi month Dom Mach 17 Mallteeraaeart(via Mouth th em M 20th of the month noutlaratten. Mirth 21 /*WM& Ituvidlit) _2l atharlith niteuath Dover ..... Much 17 Wake el 9nd of the meth Southarept.e. March $ Madeira li eta of De month Outtakes:iota r.,Marett II Malta* N 1 n 10704190,2710 rthutbut the month Dover 'March 10 Nita* le 3thlllo2stholisoe Dover Pupal States* el sth 13th 25toutmou Dover Winds IA nil I TUI:7:Mof 100114.uttlampt...Marcb It Peru 11 2adtt 17thoi mouth 1 4.tothamptno. Much 30 rigraor • N anituts 3thel tin Dover .Matt lathe . M Ink rd the mouth SiMl:Aunpv.e. March 20 wart leer (eneept Na 1 init. id Nee.. ) M ai: of thy WWI .10:1'haIr rot.. Marsh 3 • TM nuuM co time eaucursev Mae imbed t• 1 me conveyed by mieb min via Ihreeice. The C✓s Goos Ho►s stale will be made uo on the cvening.4 Ketch li, Is common= at the 14th fining on • tunday. •ZA I VIED. • Amax—at Liverpool, March 9, Doe Demerara ATMASITA —at Grovassed, Much 9, from Hamburg Ciaaacamoon—at Liverpool. Match 9, from ..... Chariest= C4TIMINZ Gamut —at Portsmoul h, March 9, from tic kitt's Malta—at Ormond. Much 9, from Emden Params—al Yalmooth, Marcia 9, from Constantinople KAMA—at Quesomovo, Mora 7, from Callao Hum ammo —at Plymouth, March 9, from Si. U Lassos—at Portamouth, March la, from Renck Mawr PLwans—st Liverpool, March 9, from Philadelphia Mackaassuao—at Groomed, March 9, from Qum—at Plymouth. March 9, from ..... .......... Coostactuamis B.cvaa at Ormond, March 9, from Leghorn VirtMilal—Ai OUTIIII4Od, March 9, from Rama) SAI LED. Arraacne-from Liverpool, March 9, to New York Avows-from Shields. March 8, to St. Joha's Anna-from Gramerod, March 9, to AAA* CATMAIIISA -Inas Liverrol. March 9, to Hamburg ANTILOP{ -from Liverpool, arch 9. t 0....., ....fit. Michael's BUNT Jaws-trove Liverpool, March 9, to et. Michael's BILTOII-from Limps* March 9. to .... San Francisco Boom -from Lamepoul. March 9. t 0... ........ Theists Burma Mooa-tram illidis, March 6, to - ...... ....New Took CRATISAA-• five Osemoml, Muth 9, t 0............. Melaka. Duna-Rem Oreenmend, March 9, to ~_ Om Pram:boa Darsessa-dren atelds, March 6, to .......... ............ New York Evaona-hem IllemleeMod, March 6, to . C.Aleutta Ikea - from Uvespeel, Mama 9, to New Grime Ilsansicia-from Limped, liana ii, to .Malta Ostosena-trem limmiertand, Marcia 6, t 0..... Moine ileammen-hesa Liverpool, March 9, t 0......... ............. Antwerp Inas-tinem IlmorlielmelL - Mirth 8, to Betratida Lowormarree-trma IA March 9, to Gibraltar intone- tram Oraeesud. March 8, to Lis Jona Moss-fray Liverpool. March 9. to Galati lUsru.oroare -from Sunderland, March 6, to Amino MALT MIN PATTAII-from &WA, Marcia 9, to New Tort Menemmo-temaliverpool, March 9, to .Bilbot MATT Allll4- gram Gravesend, Minh 9, to Bydary M. T. Lt.ronraosaro- frees Gravesend, March 9, to Pt. Phillip MYSTIIIT-Irm Uverpool, March 9, to Maim Nairraue-lhem Ckeveseed, Muth 9, to Pal/land Islands Nmemso-dleem tiemeolown, March 7, to. Loin Par-trims Onmemed, March 9, to .. ............ IL Mlelissre Gus= or van way-!am Ltverpo.o, Mardi 11. to .. . .....New York Rovrra-foe OMPTIMMS. Matta 9, to ......... „.......-...Malags RovaiGnanstm-ism Illislio, Marsh 6, to.. Saes ROSALIT .tICMICITIM 31.11, to ... Havaanali Brae-from U Mar& 9, to Takata TITANIA-tram Liverpool, March 9, to Newfoundland Vmoo-Roe Jerson Mara S, to. Vtor.a-from Sentiortena March 6, to Newhaven, U.S. WALT= ewe-trim Uovepod, March 9, to NewfoundLind VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Misspelt. eta" lerlielmed Oalsatta. Dee 10, lit. 39 S., lm. 77 E. =Son imbsi& M. MIX Da. 2, lat. 3& 9 S., loa. r oom 11. h, kw. se Csaperdows, Des. DI, lit. 7 S., ion. 53 E. Mazy 1141tlert, tram Meath for land," ho.:, lat. 9 N., We. [AdiVrtiaeMeDt.)--HOLLOWAY'd OINTMENT AND AW.— an lITIAORDIDADT thefts or • BAD Fonr.--alr, Henry Leammirell, .on of*, We amok mewled purveyor of the roughing). Ses dilate of St Pumas. Leaks. maw, in a letter to his moth er. tram Sem Barr% Part Adalaide, Nat on las journey to Was mil" Bus Adoldise Its misachbthelled to with for the want of a con repast. mg la* kg sa, be geared and afterward, poisoned hip foot, wthell MUM go bial Mgt be woo under a purgeoeb thee for mote tkam Bu soll9 milbold obtaining any relic ; he woo then induced HallelWa Oialmat sad ?ilia, which in three weeks com ma Ids ,ilsof awl IA yr enabled to comMenoe work without — MIA by al deonteta, sad at Prefemor Holloway's unialmiet, 244, Strand, Leaden. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. liffiT HB. 000 AN.—March 3, at Win.,ley Mame house, Wilts, the wife of the Rev. L. It. Copw, of a daughter. CRAW VORD.—March 3. at Govanutreet, Ilutcheaon.town, ✓aw, Mrs. P. Crawford, of a dasuhter. FEROUPOM.—March S, at Pantos-street, Claagow, the ante of the Rev. V. Vergumm, of a daughter. FlELD.—Maroli IL at U.N.'. Mint, Mrs. It. W. 11,14, of a daughter lIIITH.—March 3, at Stratford place, Caratlen-town, the wife of F. • flag, of a sou, prematurely. GPI MM.—Marsh 3, at of a daughter. Olsegow, Mrs. J. Geddes OBECNWOOD.—MareIi $, Um wile of J. Gresawcad, Eq. , Q.C. Cbater•egusre. of a Kia. MARRIAGES. DORAM—BRACKEN.—Jaa. IL at at. John's Chang. Calcutta, by the See. JanesDawes, LA., Robert, moo of Mayor Doran, late of iitil Royal Irish, to Mary lb brava, daughter of the late Thome artalleo, lag., of Datehamp, it. Paul* boom. FINLATSON—IIIITIL—Marah a, at It. feel'., Alawlek, by the Rey. C. Chart" Kr. W. O. linlayso, adlnburgh, to Rebecca Lanka. Now anstier rit Mr. J. Smith, liklatourneea. all IDEit—Lll LUIVRIL—March 6, at Malty Month. Meow,. 6 1' the Rey. 11. andel, N.A., Mr. W. Mar, o f Perk-road, Holloway, to Harlan, only daughter at H. to tawny Meg , of Helle-Tue Hour, Oseetaad.etreet, Hamad. ►ILLIAMB—NtIOHBOUt.—March 11, at .t. Srpuichre's Church, Mr. J. H. Williams, of High.street, Cheltenham, to Harriet, r blast daughter ol T. Neighbour, tri.. at king-street, tesom.bill. MATHS. AMEDEIL—At Patio, Joan Andre I;iSlielan Amodio, %lament de regamileataigne. BARRON.—MarI 9. at Vietorimrowl, iirsidegton, 0. Banos, 9. 4 9.. fated 11.11.% Ordnance Decartment, aged Nii. BOARDMAN.—March el, at Clapham, Anna Maria, wife of Mr. .1. G. Boardman. Organist of the Clapham Grammar School. HAM ILTOM. —lllareb 7, at Paris, the Riots Lica. Lady Jane Deirrm• pte Homilies, to her 74th year. BEATE. —Ward 3, at 'MAST We.tptl, Ilan* the Her. J. Knit., D.D. for many years Lked-amerter of Ewe College, and a Canes of Windex. MACOONALD.—Yazd I, at PitirilMpande, Cheltenham, R. W. Macdonald, Fag., late ILK.% 17th Lancers, Queen's Versals ,1 / 4 1 ' Mos almoonger, media. MACRAL —Harsh 3, at Edinburgh, Joha Anthosy Hocleati. won of J. A. Meru \lip.. aged 9. MONTAOII.7.—MarI M Hyde, Fir W. A. Montagu. C. 8., 1i.C.H... 9 9 96 6 • BOnelklli.— . Mara 7, at Kin..—..— lallogtoa, I. P. Robert.. Eah, Yost Sr Inas House. VAToolll.—Msesh 11. John, eldest son of the late J. Watson, Eq.. or W rIiTT I& IL L Vank ari ertc• Altos Elisabeth. yosogest daughter or W. J. Whyte. lEsq., sod S. Printed end pribilsbed by ten.a.sAn wee, Ham. et No, it, Umber& street, in the Oily et Umbel. Printer, et ttte 011ie, In timbre. one. ils the Feist et Wbitetriats—WoonseaT. Sum IN sas.