The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-15 00:00:00

'pertinent, with a handsome t mher roof and lantern, situated to the , outh of the magnificent hall, from which it is sepa rated 11 the battery and s n alliT combination room. Tlma fire w.. discovered in the portion of the roof adjoining that of the , mall eombination room, near to a flue leadiog from a range if cooking stoves, in which charcoal only so burned; no that it is at prese.:t a mystery how the tiro could have originated. From the kitchen roof the tire spayed some 20 feet along the roof of the rooms over the cloister ina the with side of Nardi's-court, wh. re it was providentially arrestr it The damage is confined to the roof of the kitchen and tie adjoining rooms on the west side. It is thought that the fin.• old roof of the kitchen will have to be entirely taken down. Fearing that the combination rooms were in danger, some one ordered the piciuns to be removed, and we are wiry r, add that the fine portrait of the late Marquis Camd wu in conarqunice greatly injured. The fire was not ex' inguished until about one o'clock next morning. DEVONSUIRE. ROV a RIOTS RATA OCCIIIISAD AT COLLVMPTON arising out of the exi-sing distress and hig:s prices of bread and other provisions. The town-bellraan was sent round to announce ame ‘ng to be held on 'fuesdly, at Longbridge. It was attend , d by a large concourse of persons comprising chiefly labouring men, operative weavers, and other persons em ployed in the &clones of the neighbourhood. The high price or bread and dour was the principal subject. of com plaiut, and it was ascribed by these who addressed the meet ing, to corn 'poetasters having locked up the grain in order to for, high peaces. After the speaking was over, a mob ate seraeled to the number of some hundreds, and went to the houses of several persons supposed to be largely concerned in speculating, when they broke the windows and did much demise At the premises of one person there were 260 win dows hroken,and at another house the furniture was greatly Injured. An attempt was made to burn some places used fur storing corn but it was not successful. The correspondent who a ols tines particulars says "the magistrates arc using prop r measures for preserving the peace of the neighbour hood, out noise of the parties engaged in the disturbances have been apprehended." • UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. 0.0.. D, NAT It —a einvolutlem WS/ batten this afternoon, which was numerosaly attended. edam the following alterations of the statute -• De Coneloolbus" vas besoght before the house, and nega tived M • large majority : I. To include in the cycle of Medal prestahres o n - /w isp mowing,' during term the three reeently-ap =d7predemion of divinity, vie : the Regius Profersire of Pastoral , the Regius Pram°. of Pcslestestlesl History, and Dean Ireland's Probmor et the Exeirds of Holy Scripture. 9. To autho rise the Indeed of Ave truisms for each sermon preached before the sincere If during term, such anniversary rename only excepted as ere eeddinesl to be preached otkerwire than at IP- eddy's. The proposal atiendixis in the new etetute .• De Disdains," bind ing the several prognoses to give three lectures • week daring six weeks i every term, Eater and ads being eamidered as one term, and cm I paling every theologiml scholar to attend 16 lectures at the kest ash course, no person being allowed to offer bawtf for the theoloe .al examination UB:IIIN he has attended four courses, was car ried wit dint a division. Vont Hsi, Moms. RIM, Cotton, end Seratron, from Westminster school, awe elected students of Christchurch. Purrinners.—Bee. E. Eyre, to Luling R., Norf., dio. Norw.; value I:11. with residence ; patron, lord Colborne ; lter. W. M. Juke, to the English Church at Caen; Rev. F. C. Nom:iamb, to he ehaptain to the Earl of Yarborough ; Rev. J. Vincent, to Jacob stoerel:., Ueroo., die. Exeter: 2011. with residence pat., J. B. Vincent. Feri.; Rem. T. Thadury to brad mastership of Bishop Auck lend Osmium &tool. n.—Bsttensa V., Surrey, dio. Winchester 9811. with real dean : pat-, Earl Venom by the promotion of the Uon. and Rec. B. J. }den to the Be of Roder and Man; neater P.C., Cumberland, dim (teeter: 774.: pat.. T. U. G. Druids': by the rcei nation of the Rev. . 14. Jukes, Choldertarh Weal., It.. Wilt,, dim Malabar!: 1221 . with residence : pat., Oriel Coll., Oaf.: by the resignation of Rev. T. Mcedet Weebary V., Wilts. exempt MM. with residence: pat., the Bi-idnp ci Rob ber y : by the loth of atelier. S. Brown ; Langton ona.dos..e R., Verbal,., dn. Took nlue, MAI. with random : pat., Duke 1.1! Lens : vacant by the death of Rev. F. Drake. NAVAL. liorrusura.—At Oporto, Hey 10.--Gladiator, st.-f. ; Fo4Thesstrs, gt.o.; and Nautilus, 10. At Fiala—Jar:kali, 4.4. At Lake, May Hiterma, 101; Trafalgar, 120; Canopus, 81; Superb, 80; Americo, 10; ThsL., , 36; and Sidon, if.- f. At Gibraltar, May B.—Viragm Fria,usurri, MAY 13.—The Apollo (troop ship) sailed yesterday 'Reale. for Halifax and Quebec. Mar Driver, Cap. o.llayes. aatived tido aflonsons, and came iato harbour ; are tett ,tockland on Seth Feb., kintne tke Caster. (hot. C. Graham, and Intlesible at-v., Q. Ilemosan. She tolled rit km do Janeiro, and on date of her leaving, the Mk Monk the Cur mot was at anehor, with her crew suffering from The tateliite had sailed for Rho Plate. The Coast de Leon7ra% litrardlun navy, and Com. Falcon. late of the Castor, came bane pis mentor , . The Calliope and Racehorse, when Driver Ic.T, sue at 7 11 el iin tan. Davt.srorr, Mar 13.—Constitation, Brasitiaa frigate, Cap. Jam Unsalc. sailed this morning for Rio, touching at Lisbon. lb, teing ready for occamission, was undated this morning, rad the Med, v, 71, ',Mho ta:en Into the same dock to-morrow, to le Otte/ for the ireeptics of ocavietn. Buis anew, Mae 13.—The Raz was paid off into ordinary cm Tow day; she has brought Dome a quantity of the engine gear of the Tbrund, bolt. The Howe and Dart are commissioned; the Ibrieer appears to have bar easpiernest of men matey complete, asd le re verted to be ready bar as by lit of Jane; the latter is to have arm Ltrt of sea The flerlemetam le crane ready, and le eabeeted in a fey days The Aida will probably be ready for eceenisdas by 3rd a! Jose. The Bleolseign,l6, at gaardAlip, arrived het eves bp from the river Themes; she to be taken Iwo the buds end yrs pared for sniffs/tee bereaddt cry his bon tried. A1111.1144T. Yoe I4.—PkCeSOISMIS E. Scott and A. C. Strode to M . ptrafaasyila Arrtlartrr . rrs fitaptti!t Nos. F. T. Pelham to WUlbis se.l Wry ; J. Z. P. Risk iriCeledreith Chaplain. P. P. Sod& to BOW; 0. IL Ueda to Victory. Assistant Surgeons A. Azwatrost& P. Manger, end H. Mathias to Qdrdooia ; W. Wham ▪ J. Wood to Plymouth Hountal Mid bipmen R. Barnard to Wooolbot, V. 001,1111.0i1 to Bert, T. Greer, A. Basler, and G. J. Bor land to Mu* • W. Graham ha Cialedonia. Naval Distracter J. N. LI,WO b Ho we. Navel Web W. J. 8. M. Moirmus to Meow J. W. loNo, J. IL Ooold,Clayhlll, Mogi* to ; IL IL O. Reps to Howe ; tliblea to .I. 0. IP. Is to Duerr. Master Mutants F. T. Oarr to t IhNekeer lime; C. Reno AtboiL Wrest Iltdp =.6Wollottaro Wellt roWell to pot T. W. Nam b Vinfolo Clerk's haintamts AFL Weir Is WINIon amd Nay Id J. Iftlerliskt b Pima. Otomor W. Davis of Mao le ad mem Craaidm M. H. ▪ to Motu& ; D. Whams blooroll lo Sal dam XILITAIY. Weems. LT 14.--A delmehinnteTrisladasf two lletamants, saa earyst a rl ficara . eler m astal moral on la heavy iseirlisz of ilrMa previous re= g embeilla .Th=o a up the vacancies. and te aepaaat the the seneprtio andeaat la that forhyon— The Wasinart asf Yeniesters will (tn company with Se ether &whim of the Imam district) proceed to Mde-park on Irreiarslia ask la ha tapered by the Duke of Wellington. SPORTING. Prisaso, Pro apireplo, was IP It de art YE lammath or It MIS MVOit - Ifto art at yreeniai tlop=st the Poo 'Deodory ftvanr. looapit M. Oeuvre% 10ratIlo boo me MIAMI wail* aMb I mai ll 1, tam PPP lo sod geoutors. rib an the only draw meth oproial soda la las Doty That ce the Ore we LOOM aPa or dram yeareo roar= a wheel Popowatopt awl hear d ir N the Forpor'. 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IL:ttv Entelltattitc. HOUSE OF LORDS. BECKHAM V. DRAKE AND OTHERB.—RIGHT or ACTION, ITHETHEPt IN ♦ BANKRUPT OR IN HIE ASSIONERE.—This writ of error upon a judgment of the Exchequer Chamber was partly heard last Tuesday; the facts, and the question which arose upon them, and to the pleadings, were reported in this journal on Wednesday. The arguments by Mr. Peacock, and Mr. H. Hill (with whom was Mr. W. Morris), for the defendants in error, were now heard before the same lords and the same judges who were present last Tuesday, as stated in our former report. At the con clusion ot the argument, the Lord Chancellor, with a view to have the benefit of the opinion of the learned judges, di rected the record to be laid before du m Time W.IS given to them, at their request, to prepare their opinion. COURT_OF COMMON PLEAS. Neu Pane.—Be nee Mr. Justice Coln= sad a Common Jury , . GANNON 0. NALLADY.—CLAIM BY A RAILWAY UR TEYOR.—Mr. Serjeant Dylan and Mr. Keane fur the plain tiff, Mr. Ilumfrey and Mr. Miller for the defendant. Tbis was an action brought by the plaintiff, a surveyor, against the defendant, as one of the directors of the L,udon and Birmingham Extension, and Warwick and Worcester Rail ways, to recover 141/. 10s., the balance of an account alleged to he due to the plaintiff for work done in respect to those railways. It appeared from the evidence addue:d for the plaintiff, that he was employed by the company from the lat ter end of October to the 29th of November, 1846, that he bad received a payment of 95/. on account of his services, and that he was entitled to a further sure of 1441. 10s. for work done between the 9th and 29th of November. The ground upon which this claim was sought to be established was thst, according to an understanding between the plaintiff and the company, the former was to receive five guineas a day as a leveller ; and he contended that the money which had been paid to him only satisfied his demand up to the 9th of No vember. On the part of the defendant, Mr. Pritchard, act ing engineer to the rail rays in question, was called, and he stated that the plaintiff had been employed by him and not by the defendant, or any of the directors. He had originally agreed to pay him at the rate of one guinea and a half per day, and had ultimately increased his eatery to three guineas e a slay. The defeadant? case therefore was, that the plaintiff been amply remunerated for his service*, according to the agreement, and that supposing any further sum was due to him, Mr. Pritchard was the person to whom he must look for payment. On the other hand, the learned counsel for the plaintiff relied upon a resolution, passed at • meeting held on the 26th of August, 1845, to the effect that the com pany were to be responsible fur the expensce of the sur veys. It was farther contended that the mono y paid by Mr. Pritchard was paid on account of the company. Mr. Justice Coltman, in summiug up, told the jury that, although the only contract binding upon the parties appeared to have been made between the plaintiff and Mr. l'ntchard, if they should be of opinion that Mr. Pritchard had the authority of the directors to pledge their credit in respect to the work done by the plaintiff, and that he did engage the plaintiff upon such authority, the defendant would be liable, notwithstanding the feet that the directors had not personally entered into any contract. But if the contract was made with Mr. Pritchard, upon the understanding that the plaintiff should look to him as nis paymester, and not to the directors, the defendant would not be liable. The second point for them to consider was, whether or not the plaintiff was in any event entitled to more than 961., the amount which he had received from Mr. Pritetard. If the defendant was liable at all, was he liable for anything beyond the sum already paid ?—The jury retired, and after an absence of half an hour, returned with a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Nut P'area—BeforeStr P. Pollock, C.B.,aad aMiddlesexSpecial Jury. THE ATTOILNET-GENEEAL V. HITCHCOCK.—EXCISE FRAUDB.—THE MALT-TLX —This was an information at the insignee of the excise deportment, against the defend ant, a brewer, at Yoxford, in Suffolk. It appeared that in the autumn of 1845, the defendant, who had previously occupied the premises for nine years, built a cistern to the rear of his kitchen fireplace, enclosing an apartment which had been before then used as a back kitchen, and connecting it, by means of a secret trap-door, with the molt-house, which wee above it. He thus contrived to run malt secretly and in fraud of the excise, for 12 months. Upon the 20th of November last, a discovery was made by the officers of excise, through the instrumentality of a person named Spooner, who had been suddenly dismissed from the deb dent's employment in September last, and who we. yesterday the principal witness in support of the The excise officers discovered grain in = l l 6 lt ages of germination on many of the floors and, it vas eStErlietd, that the defendant transferred a quantity of malt from floor to floor equal to the amount taken from the cistern, and added it to the malt on the first and suceeeding floors, until it became St for removal to the kiln, from whence it was taken to the storehouse, and thus esca ped detection. The Attorney-General with the Solicitor-General, Mr. Wat son, Q. C., and Mr. Wilde, were for the crown. Mr. Bovill, for the defence, called seve ral witnesses who had been em ployed on the defendant's premiees during the entire time laid for the commission of the offences; and theriepoeed that they had never seen any frauds perpetrated.-1 he jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict for the crown.— Penalties, 6,0001. The court rose shortly before 7 o'clock. The Lord Chief Baron will preside at Nisi Prism this morning at Guildhall. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wore Mr. Commissioner Enos. ALEXANDER RAIN;';; Bartitauricr.=— . Thia bankrupt was the well-known auctioneer and house agent in Regent street, and he now applied to pus his last examina tion. upon the balance sheet prepared by Mr. Wryghte, which ran over a period of ten years, Mr. Rainy having been in business for about twenty years; and the fallowing are the principal items therein :—To creditors, 14,9431. ; to creditors holding security, 6,3531. ; capital, lit of January, 1837, 8,7411.; gross pro fi ts, 61,0831. By good debts, 2, 3 811.: doubtful (which the bankrupt expected to be reedited), 6,74 W.; bed, 6,3841 .; property in the hands of Messrs. Canna sad Co., 12,N0L • by losses, 10,9271. ; by trade expenses, 29,6001.; by dome;tic and personal expenses, 18,5261. After some discussion, in the course of which Mr. Frampton, solicitor, stated that there would be a dividend of 14.1. in the pound, the ease was adjourned, for Mr. Rainy to file a detailed account of his personal expenses.— Mr. Cooke, for Mr. Rainy, stated thst hie client would give every uistance which might be required by the court, and would, as far as he wu able, with the ssei•tance of Mr. Wryghto, his accountant, give the account now asked for.—Case adjourned accordingly. A BANKRUPT Arroaoiy.—lx RE D. E. COLUMBINE. —This bankrupt was an attorney and scrivener; the case has been frequently reported. The bankrupt now our. rendered, and appeared to pass his last examination, but no balance-sheet has as yet been filed, and therefore we cannot state with accuracy the amount of debit, which we believe to be large, or the assets to meet it. The result of a lengthened examination was, that the case was adjourned for two month, in order to enable the bankrupt to make out his LORD MAYOR'S COURT. Before the Recorder and s special pry. COMPENSATION.—This court wu occupied the whole day in hearing a case, Davidson v. the Corporation of the City of London, wherein the plaintiff claimed compensation to the extent of 4,5001. for certain premises oc. upied by him on lease, from the governors of Bridewell Hospital. Sir F. T , Mr. Locke, Mr. Rundell, and Mr. Atherstone wet i fc7r r the plaintiff, sod Sir F. Kelly and Mr. Laurie were for the City. The *lament is Mr. G. H. Davidson, printer and publisher, in Oreat Edwattletreet and Tudor-street, City, and the premises in question were required by the City for the construction of a street from Tudor street through Water-street to Whitefriars. After a seven hours' hearing, the parties took a verdict by consent for 3,0001., the corpora tion having refused to award 1,8001. at the opening of the ere. The other mom stool over. THE CHAPTER HOUSE, ST. PAUL'S. RIOIIT or PILINIENTATION TO Tall VICAILiGE or CAM PLBOATI.—/Imo ingtoeinta in this case, reported in our Inc. =dm et waswlth resumed, the os j ol sho tr P S of tep L h ml en . and Yr. melee Patteson as anestors. The right tation was &freed by the Rev. J. H. Knapp, Nsaalieaa of St. Paul* nuke an ordinance or statute paned by ties dean and chapter in 1295 ; and the object of the pot mending is to set aside the meat presentation et Arehdeseon Hale, as having been made by the dean and R. in contravention of that statute. D.C.L., in reply to the arguments urged at the lest sitting, observed that the dean and chapter had preented the archdeacon in defiance of caveat, which had bona entered In their own court as well as in the Cons/story Ceara—Justine Patteson : How could the bishop prevent the promenades T—Dr. R. Pbillimore said that where the law pre a centrolling power to a visitor, it enabled him by sesimismisal eenenre, admonition, or by some ether mews, is fakes, obedience to his cc:remands; and it woe to be pros .sad that the dean end chapter would attend totes adeesmitima, or to the bishop's decision, should it be = se r the peessalatien which had been made. By the elfin, the dean and chapter had deprived them selves stiles pnlnaargein question, and they would not be persitbd metes ,or to alter the ordinance, except with the smastien er the visitor. At the conclusion of the reply, His Loeb)* said, that by the advice of his two learned 111611.101f1, be wish tthe a day er two to consider his judg• mitt, and wowed thee inform the partite interested of the conelasion he had eons to. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD OOURT.—Behn Boris Aiiirsoo. &az or CADZIIIIII.I.—M dllll elWas of the 01111111, Mr. Clarkson make sa4eation kir the mad promos to here agars* retela amid la a bat found by the grad =rho were with a milearemoor in - karma es traftleked the sale sod perches, of eedeteldps, orrery to the statute. The Gorr grated the &wheelies. The =WM of the parties were not armitiosed. Diner "Swain."—John Derry, 96, htrarronier, was behead for stealing a letttircontaining two/Aare mil akar esetwitiee, the property of the PoraoateripmeraL—Oa the 2ad of April, Moms Tar, Wahl. eel Oe., of Chehteherhh, Hear, emokeed in a borer, addramed to Masers. Rows, Wks, and Croke bis la lamberiLeamet, the neer meesdos, Mbar ategnshilandde value. Both Asa notes were areal is tir perserea et the prisoner, who was employed et the General Peet-ollee,orie of these haring been given by him to a pawnbroker ha Whitaehapal, in payment for a ring and a broach, and the other foe two chances in a Derby sweep, or lottery, at a publie-house in the THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 15. 1847. neighbourhood where he resided.—lt appeared that the pri soner had given another of the stolen notes in pacment fur • chauce in a sweep on another race, and this note it seemed bad been subse quentiv paid to another letter carrier, who had gained a prize, ana it appeared that persons in the prisoner's condition had dabbled very extensively in speculations of this description. In addition to these facts it appeared that when the prisoner was tint examined, he admitted his guilt, and merely stated that his wife, wbo had been taken into custody with him, she having been present when one of the notes was disposed of, was quite innocent. Mr. Ballantine declined to address the jury for the prisoner, as he considered the ease was too clear to give him any hope of a favourable result.—Baron Alderson said that the case was quite clear in itself, without the admisai in of the pri soner, but that set ell doubt at rest. It was also clear that he had been induced to commit the act to support the various gambling transactions he had been shown to have been mixed up in. These sweep clubs held nut great temp tations to persons in the prisoner's condition, and indeed to all persons in an inferior condition of life, and in his opinion they ought to be put down by the leat.lature. Lotteries on • large scale had been abolished, and he thought that these sweets, which certainly were lotteries of an inferior cha racter, ought also to be done away with, as, in his opinion, they were more injurious Clan the others. The learned judge added, that he considt red that, under the existing law, they might be put down.—Mr. Ballantine said that the nuisance wee rapidly increasing, and there was hardly • public-house in London that had not its own "sweeps." It the existing law had not the power of abolishing the system, the licensing magistrates had the power of interfering, and that would probably be found quite effectual.—Baron Alder son concurred in the observations of the It arced eaunsel, and said he wished the remarks that had been made would have the effect of directing attention to the subject in the proper quartets.—The jury having returned a verdict of Guilty, tee prisoner was sentenced to be transported for ten yearn. FORGERY uY A LADY.—Eliza Donne IVW tams, 36, was indicted fur feloniously forging and uttering an order for the payment of 61., with intent to defraud John Deities OW% Mr. Doane contacted the prosecution. The cir cumstances of the case will be fresh in the recollection of the public, as they have been recently detailed in the police reports. The prisoner presented to the prosecutor an order upon Menu% Coutts and Co., which was a forgery. She was the sister of the lady whose name she had forged ; but owing to her misconduct, and alter many attempts had been made to reclaim her, her family had broken off all connexion with her.—The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and she was mew -1 teamed to be transported for seven years. BANK OF far ttis West sallse Kay S. Nettie hewed /2 .--.-. —... 1.7M1,83/ Gerereseest Debt A11,413,103 Other becortur• oe4d Otirt sod &Mee Silver Denton 1.411,331 teI,INIASS 131.701,1113 Prepeim' Cspitd Hrt 141204 Depeiskiscluttag 'ieai'K o*a wvii 1i171:;;:e77.17. - n7a7, OowmWaaa D• 121,40.1012. Acomnal 11. 4 7 6 .10 Other Depnits ll,3,ris beresday amll ether kldla P13,74 0 620,1111.341 Kay 12, 1847. A.;;;;14)7.7 Other oecurieles Notes (lo!d aaa &Ivor Co:a 320.4111.431 MARIitiALL, CAW Cadger. 7111111.4 male Drage. 1 0 1 03, Do. New Artaaltlas. Cenral* km aces.. 8711 7 1 tvgla Steel for Acct , 111 la. BAI4. 41.00.,34 , par t pm. I DIM, LW. 3 pm Ditto. gam% 4 111. pm. I per Ct. 1.1.3kaa, 1313, 20 11 Acet.,llay 31, 3vl 3 per CI. rprokit 11.4., 34 Ditto Accomat, Nay 31, 311 4 11 per Ct. Dutch lA. II gull.. 371 4 pee Ct. Datcli CertlAcalar. all 3 3 AND 111103133 ANNOAD Bask Stark, 131 3 pes Cc. RA. was., 38 31 1 3 ewe Ct. Co■e. A■ar., 87 L eI 7i I/ New rif CL 01 I 111 Lo■, As., Es w. 6 Jes..lBoo, Y 8 18.111 Do.. 30 yr...rep.JM• 6,1608. f 13.16 I■dle Suck. 348 B per Ct. ErMIII/SU Ronde. Be per Ct. Its.La beta, life, L St., lON 6 pro Oept. Spanish Lett , May 11. In Ulm Pourer Flottelp,6 11; 3 per Cram . 111 0 11 Do. . . 4 De. . 01910 8,180. 1/;/ 11 L. IWI. $0 9 DO. M. 31 : 21010 114044 . 1117 GO 001. n 140 . 0) P. aaary 1100 aask Shwas . 3240 Ilataana. au Lande• •38 dna.. 1000, 110 —Tana per aar 191 Mew y, 191 40 Coapalas, 18, Bank of Walla PARIS, IL. IA (4,55155 75 OS 77 95 77 VO IS 73 • 11t ..- M ----- iiti .6•411 IN le • • PO ▪ Po • • • OP . ° se • Is 1• ..• A. lints, wiry. 111 imam; Pi.* •)11//t ; Al nosey, I ti M, 174 isciasie N Load.. It SO. - hog Met the meeting be adjourned till that day month, which wee build., Gray'a-Mn, & &spinal. Marnhcster ; off. assig., Pot; Nee. done sesordingly. WATERTON') AND KILKENNY.-- Holfyearly Meeting.— j el : t amvxt y s er a . it Virr .ino ttr c.t. Bedr e ft4gn4 lL, hater, liar 0 11 ., a t v e. 29 pi t c U b t Mar 14.—Mr. P. S. Butler, M.F., in the chair. The directors report was hopeful in its tone. In aninwar to a proposition Capt. Muorrom, !tsetse.: or. sang., Follett, Sambrook-et. the isegbaser, NUJ that the original capital iv... 331,0034 =diet about Mask Womovenn, Basked, Nottinghnm•hire, rietualler. May 28 IMAM& more, making 432;1001., the line could be completed down to &Inns 23 at 10, at Leeds Ct. Sots., Johnson & Co., T,mpie,* Bow_ Rwisellned, which was for proridiug a double and a certain amount of ley. Nottingham ; 0ff...4, Freeman, Leeds. steak. It did not orsopriee the completion of the branch line to Kell'. Tame. Metenr, Birk enh ead, Cheshire, ironmonger. May 31 &July Prom the balance sheet it appeared that the rosin/its were l et 11 e at Limn/eel R. Sole. Gtegory & Co., Bedford-row, an../ .. 118,2441%18a. 4d., and the balance at the bankers woo 3,2181. 16.. Id. sham, Liverpool; off. Nag., Carenove, Liverpool. Mr. Fagan asked what further liabilities they were tinder then the 1,6001. paid to the railway Pier:honed in the balance sheet. The May It Edward lama, Pie lN kford S°Ll - . m EN lills, 3 l:: .. ord ... ab a i k r k e . , paper .b..4.c m . :: :, ineretary mid 1,230 shares of 201. each . Mr. Laird asked if there was factarsr— ed g y 13. Thomas Lane, Birmingham, commission agent. soy fear of the projected loan from the government Wog opposed in INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. parliament. The secretary mid they had reacted MCI. top repare for ~. _____ ...____......_ _ __ _.... w.L p,.. . their mortgage , which would be between the company and the kiln ' =.7-.-4,71.,—..,-770. • ananiMsdalsers. and we. not likely li, be affected by any thing 12 Per' 2 . . - Citioophor, Kusgswilaford, StaL IJ. TONT, etamett•st, Coplar. Mk, linnent. The report having teen adopted the meeting adjourned. _.eirSieti , ...5.,=.. ~.,,,,,d I s. haau ... p.... .u-pu k.,.. .. v.,,,nt, L., BUSINESS OP TUE ENSUING WEEK. [From RyitteityCAreniele.) .- d :11,7°. 1 ormc o .ber., 11, mre:met'. et:. MTATUNIL—EdIIONI.gh and Meatier —may 17 ; Ghtegew ;t on— t p. Katie, TerOnwrill,TeßONNU. •C. DIME. Ilinntugleara, out a limn. Luxembourg - don May 19 ; Brunois ;Manchester and Southamp • - --- """^'d• 1 - NINO May IS ; Lon ; Namur and Lltge—llay 20 ; London ; South ~ . Bali rel. raw, butcher. Devon—May 22 ; Plymouth. . Skinae, Boley, Olotwe.onitiN. beer luNorke•No. TIINDRIS eon LOANS.— Abmisaa—flares of not low than (2or. file 3 . iSmol, Ca'''. INautilitm, Lek. years and upwards, at 41 per cent per annum, payable half-yearly ; Caledonlan—Sams of Dot Ilea than 5001., at 5 per cent per ennuis for 3 or 5 years; Cheater and Bultenhead —Sums of not Imes that; 1,0001, for 3 or 5 y era, at 46 per rent. per annum; ; Edinburgh and Glasgow—Loans on oebrntures, for 3 years, at 6 per cent; Edinburgh and Northern gums of not less than 3 Qt., for 3 or 3 years, at 4; per cent per annum; Glasgow, Barrhead and Nedston —Loans on de bentures, for 3or S years; Great Western—Sums of not less than 1,0001, for 5 or 7 years, at 4 per eent per annum, istyalie half. yearly ; Ifiericb and Bury flt. Edmunds—Lours on debentures, for 3 yarn, at 5 per cent—Leeds, Dewsbury, and flanchester--atura of not Msa than 1,0061., for 3 yore at 5 per cent, or 7 years at cent.; Leeds and Thirst —Loans on ' or delimiters, x • La a mortgage or ans..- r -a -at per cent.; London, Brachtan and South Coast--Sums of not lam than 1 , 0 OE, for 5 or 7 years, at 3, per cent. per annum ; London and South Western-Sums of not km than 1,0001., for 3 or 5 year', at 5 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly ; Ilambester, Sheffield and Lincalnshire -Sums a not lee than 1,0001.. for 9 years, at 3 per cent. per annum, payable b aLlearly ; Midland-Sums of not lase than 5,000 E, ler 3 years at 5 per cent per annum; Norfolk-llama M not DOS than 1,0002., for 5 years at S per cent, per anaam ; North Union (the London and North- Western and Liverpool and Manchester, as lessees of the North Lhalca)-Sums of not leas than 1,0001. for 5 or 7 years, at 41 per cent. per dam; Scottish Central-Bursa of not lea than 1401., for 3 or 5 yaws, at S per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly; 14cottieh Mid land Jinution-tarm of not km than 5001., for 3 or S years at 5 per Nat per annum, payable half-yearly ; Taff Vale-Stuna of not it Ran 280 E, for 3, 5 or 7 yearn, at 4 per cent ; Ulster-Soma of not km than I,OOOE, for 3 or S year, at 5 per east per annum, pay able half-yearly ; York and North Midland-Sums of not less than 1,0001., for 3 years at 5 per oent per annum, payable half-yearly. CONIDACT.-Nortbern Counties i nion -Rule and chairs, May 20 lbrinerfn. - Dublin and Kingstown-4E 10, on Eke original sham ; Edinburgh and Northern-Mtereat at the rate of 4 per cent. on 15/. paid-up capital ; [drained and Basle-Bf. per share, now payable. Ca.ux-fielfast and Ballymena-3E 10.. due ; Birkenhead, Lan cashire, and Cheshire Junction-11. ss. nue; Birmingham and Olforal -51. due; Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley, 31. due May 17 ; Blackburn, lame, and Bolton-1E 74. ud. on the Black burn, Clitheroe, and Nmih-Wriatern Junction shares (A), due ; donian-5/. an the Clydesdale Junction slum, due; Dieppe and Encamp-2/. due ; Dublin and Drogheda-31. is. Bd. due ; Dublin, Dumb= and Rathfernham- Mx due; Ewe Lincolnshire - V. 10s. due ; Eastern Counties (York eateirdon shahs)-21. los. on the (It) quarters, 11. ss. due, and 1/. ss. due May 18; Edinburgh and Bathrotte-21. toe. due May 17 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow -51. 011 half ela.ares, due ; Edinburgh and Northern-W. Ins. ca the ME stock, duo; Great North of Distend-SE= the 301. shares; Huddersfield and Manohester -31. on the 301 unpaid.up there, and 1/. on the third share', due; Killarney Janction-21. 55., due; Leeds, Dewsbury, and Manchester-It. on the Ed. shares, due; and 21. 10s. on the 2SE branch shares, due; Leeds and Thirsk-31. 104. due; London and Bladrarall-21. 10, on the extension oharea due; 1/. on the new share, No. 3, due May 15; London and North-Western - 51. on London and Birmingham 251. shares, doe; and 5/. on Grand Junction 231. eludes, doe; London and South Western- 51. on new 50/. shares, and 41. on new 401. shares, due; Londonderry and Coleraine-21. 10,, doe ; Londonderry and Enaialcillen-21. 10s., due; Llyn.l valley- IL, due; Lynn and Ely--51., due; Matron and Drifileld-21. do May 15; Manchester and Leedia-5/. on the Liverpool and Bury 501. shares, due; and Si. on the Iluddendeld and Sheffield Junction 50/. share, due; Midland-GE on the extension ear 401. Mures, and 31. on the Emmett Valley shares, April 5; 41. on the 601. shares, due • Norfolk-41. ea the 5 per cent. extension shares; North Britis h-11. on the quarter share, due ; North Staffordehire -2.1. 108., due; Northern Counties Union-11. 10a., doe; Sombre and Meuse-V. due ; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Garde-21. 7e. due; Shrewsbury and B' 1/. 15s. on elms B. ; Shrews bury and Chester-1E on the 2 / 3 1. 13e. 4d. shares, due; Shropahire Union-1E due; South-Eastern-11. ss. due; Stirling and Dun fermline, 2/. due May 0; Tourney, Dation, Louden, and Remelt -41. due; Tours and Nantes -75 E, bee 21f. interest, or nit net, due; Vale of Neath -2E, due; Waterford ant Limerick-2E 10,, due; Waterford, We: ford, Wicklow. and Dublin-10s., due. Tn.:veers Bones CL0600.-BeILISt and Ballymena from May 18 till 24; East Lincolnshire: from May 21 till 28. for laserscors• masa. maim between May 6 and May 11,11147 gni OW (Pima Me Anthem Moon de.) 1647. ISA I 11117. 1846. 104 340 f London, /Malmo. 6,744 8,774 - :,474 London 6. Western Lug 7,;u 473 • 731 Manchester 4 Lead.. . 7,727 gen INI 872 mariernefferlawanar lota 0,000 343 176 Midland 782 - Serenade 4 Umbel 740 - ll)36 0,301 Newcastle 4 Cartago l,lll 1,108 413 - Norfolk 3.4:4 3,718 North nr1314 1,707 - 3,406 301/4 Peva,. k Wyre 1 040 618 LIU 111 South De.. - I,ao - nentleremem 14)01 11,330 Taff Tale 1475 13e' 480 - Meter 1,178 - Wknebarra Junta' lt, - 42.3t1 CU/ Tut ad Nannette 7)77 6)41 - 1,111 York and N. Ithluad., 1400 0,114 FaTfar.,l DaM V t Dn~l~Na ii;;;; t •;;;;17i - - East La•nalell Ila• Lem Union Edinburgh 4 Ginger Glendon, P. W. 4 Er Manor, Paid. 4 O. Ot. beikthre 4 Vrenaral Gnat iiaia; parith ad 1.117 Lpaaps I. V. Ttoieester i esetbstuptswi stem saberst. J. libelee?. Chint(N. ilawall sir main. J. Lytle?, MIAs, Tortola" Mk Anew? 0. nalo:hem. traveler. U. Knapp. Cay.4llL lasseestersbire, bees retailer. Levi.,F. Little rsltearyel, West. Q . 1r..;.: Cowley. Imo tab.. WW..4..c.wW.PL. &AU.. W.I. 1. )17411•4••. Newart..pat.Treat. N.J. Nado. IJNabeN, a bV 3 TtU .;; t ;. n " . r7 G "'' reren "lr :i r :li . , o li u; J. Kara, Tunteth.psrt. Laucathire. butcher. Oaten., Carlton, Nottinghamshire. h r .", P. T. Mlle% ilrentriVo.rety New. moo, Surrq, furniture cinder. R. With irtli areirroo. drape,. T. Wootton, tirr.t lineutonth. ow-T. Imo block utniter. _____ J. Arp!nall, Manchester, oottan manufactuter-1 div. of 4. la, May 18. any subseqoent Tuesday, at Hutson's, Manchester. IL Buckeridge, Forebridge,, Statfoldshire, clerk-Ist dlr. of 7d., any Thutoday, at Christie, 11trmingham. 11. Pullen, Lives tool, brewer—AO dlr. of 31d., May 20, & any subsespAnt Thursdov, at Turner's, Lirerpool. H. Mehl, Kesprorus, Nottinyhamshire, tanner -Ist dl,. of 4, id., May IS, ACM'. alternate sturday, at Pittleetoces, Nottloshom. A. Lees, Manchester, manufacturer—deal div. of 31d., May 10, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Potts, Manchester. H. Howie - Alum It R. J. Kenwoethy, Brinksway, Cheshire, calico printer-I , t die. of la. ljd., May 18, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Manchester. C. Stephemsoo, Cane, Laneashlre, worsted manufacturer —lst die, of A.3d., May 18, S any subsequent Tueeday, at Hobson's. Manshester. DIVIDEND 4 .—June 5. E. W. Baxter, Coventry, ironmonger_ June 7. J. It. Bslford, Bristol, artists' coloarman —Jure It. B.ltrowa, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, woollen cloth manufacturer—June 4. W. Edmond, T. Edmond. & R. 111.1iim Llrerpcol, merehants —June 1. W. Edmond, &nob iy, merch intLJune 3. F. rothergill & J. sootswood, Northam berland, lamp.blaa manufacturer,— June 11. J. Misted, Radcliffe, Lunc,ishire, cotton manufacturer June 4. T. Showell, Ludgate-4., City, tailor—June 4. N. Bwalwell, Keiseinetton-grurel-pits, Middlesex, achoolmish ess—Juse 7. J. Wen. man, Birkenhead, sine merchant. SCOTCH SEQUEsTRATIONS.—Jobn King Clark, Glamor, mer. chant, May 19 & June 18, at Mooteith's ehamb., Glsxgow—James Duncan, Cydenbali, Sutherbnchibire, taeks-man, May 21 &June 11, at Golspie —Andrew Fleming & Co., & Andrew Fleming & Alexander Fleming, I::rkealdy, aphid-triers, May 18 & June 8, ut the National Hotel, Kirkcaldy—Benjamin 31.1ean, Edinburgh, .phalte merchant, May 18 & Jane IS, at Alexander's chamb., Isllnburgh Alexander M'Sab, Musselburgh, May 19 & June 12, at Junner's chamb., Edinburgh —James Nixon, Glasgow, hat manufacturer, May 17 & June 7, at °outlay's chamb., Glasgow. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—G. Baker & G. P. Smyth, Stair% Middlesex —T. Barton, G. Cotner, &J. Cherman, Wadies*, ra. sex, so &r as regards T. Barton—S. Beddows & 8. Twig, Birmingham—M. E. Bora & J. Gooch, Criatie-st, Southwark —T. Ciemeooe & 8. Qemerce, Liverpool—W. Cowdry & W. Pettit, Warbletan, Sussex —Job. Daggers & he. Darr; Preston, Iknerhire—J Ingham & J. Tom% New Milli Derbyshire 0. Marley &J. Wilkinaon, Wolverhampton, StaHorriehire —G. J. NOlllon, R. Arta% E. Ashton, 8. Arlon, J. Ashton, & 8. Taylor, Dunidnileid, Chester, so tar as regards 8. Teyleir —T. Pearson, or., T. Pearson, jun., & A. Pearson, &err, Yorkshire—J. Itlares, T. Rhodes, C. A. Greenland, & E. Hayes, Leeds, so he as regards C. A. Greenland—J. Richarby, N. Barwick, & J. Mills, Man- chester, so far r regards J. Mills—E. Ridge & J. G. Nay. lar, Rochester, Rent —T. Skidmore & T. Church, Barton. bill Mittel —E. A. Starling, J. G. Atidrume. &J. 11. Tipple, Nor rid% so tar as resorts J. H. ripe& —A. Stott & J. Booth, Oldham, Lama. shire—T. Minoan, & E. &Samson, Gloucester-xi., liemington, Middlesex—J. Tanker & C. Wren, Liverpool—lL 'Monroe & W. H. & Thornton, 13l1liter-at., City—E. Trotter & D. Hodgkins, Liverpool —J. Turner, J. Turner, & J. Dania, Rochdale, Lansashire—l. Wog. wood & M. Westwood, Bi rm ingham—J. Whittaker, G. Iligginnottom, & I. Hlggiabottom, Mancti,o.r, w far no & G. Higglabottom. 'ING INTELLIGENCII—MAir.e. ass. min s . smisas. tres. Malls . .0,0 . .0 0 latts.vls 0 /Into w 1 Irsterler4 I 1 Phaden .. 0 Sestionntos 0" Hanes 3.0 I Dassglmara I'l Pram.. . . 0,0 nyty.,N.S.W. 010 W.4,13•May1l I Ours. a Jew Al 0 I Umbra 1 Omura sad 0 Bison .Jas IS I Woman,' . .0 0 Illalltams. 01 motifs., . . Gasvxmorn, MAT 14.—Arrived Wilberforce, Ilamlimu; Ceres, Ostend; Jane Frances, Hobart Town • PMlentine, Paolo IGco Duro. thee, Grenada; Alert, Caen ; Eghara Cattle; Aegisthus Lianceetot; Richard, Caen; Hate, Bordeaux; Mina, St. Dommito ; Selena, amanitas; John 30.00, Havre; Dart, Madeira; ehlyneo, Janata; Emerald, Antigua; Regalia, Sierra Leone; Wyrern, Loon; Agin court, Diorama, Maalstone. o.dratta; Aphrodite, Dantzic; Charente.--Sailed Rabaliston, Stockholm • Hyriburg, Hector, Ja maica; Collector, Palermo; Nautilus, Ya'klind lAands; Mary Bibby, Madeira; Spencer, Richibue•o. Livaeroot, MAY 14.—Arrived: Cambria (s.`„ Boston, sailed Irma Boston 'stand Halifas 3rd Inst.; Higgineon. Barteekes ; Governer Si. Domingo • Manchester, Nei, Orleans; Dawn, /dotage; Emilio: Seville; Industry, Lisbon; Twee Oebrceders, Aerhuus ; George, Set , terdani; E. Bansteed, New Orleans; Commodore, Mobile; Charles Saunders, Wilmington; Broom, New Orleans: Switzerland, Bah -1 more ; St. Jacob, Danzig; Erin's Queen, New Orleans. Off the port: Queen, Reckshire, Celedenia, Enterprise, Syria, Jos. Cluistall, lash& Sailed: Brutus, Stockholm ; Izabella, Perna; Margaret, St. John's, N. B. • Asia, Oscin e; Siberia, New York ; Lusitania, Gelato; Zenith., Ancona • Atalanta, St. Petersburg ; Jacobs Maria, Nam. mace 30.—The Zephyr era proceeding to to this morning, hot get aground far down the harbour and there remains. Assistance has been seat her. The Mary Pleasant, for Liverpool, waa an the bad the klizeisdppt [AdVertigelllBo2.] -FEARFUL WOUNDS FROM Erty num.'s Crams BT HOLLOWAT'S Onrevemo. kien7tue..—Mr. A. Ode, tonmely ht the gunplay of Mr. Misr, , Twickenham, be five years, had bees 111 off end co for fourteen years, and for the hot seven he tem continually under the owe at one surgeon or the other, bookies being • patient for a considerable dine at one of the hollOtais. for settled emit:else In both legs, which discharged qquaotltiee d water, besides humour. touting from several large woande, Ills cgs being 72, itwao expected that the oomplaint would kill him, end yet this poor man ho been perfectly oar. by Uollowore Ointment aid Pills in Rix weeks.—Sold by all medicine vendors, end at Prokeew lionoway's establishment, 244, Strand. London. COURTIIO/3,PE —May 13 at 173111gi;Earicz. tM wlgo of O.C. Oanr• thorpe. IN., of a daughter. ENGELHAILDT —May 11. at Cloptceuquago, 1( F. Engelhardt, of a TTLOISRALD.-11.99 9, at mill bore. Kn. S. 1 , 484na1d. a • OM, HALL—May 9. at Problem flues.. the wife of the Rev.l. 1. Hall, •leer, of • d•usteter. MAXWELL —May 13. at Nee* Shields. the idle of Xs. T. Itawrell, luster ef the &lel Jubilee flshool, of • sw. MOPE.—)I•7 11, at the Gnaw, Haretlaft attc Bower, Bre. New, of • a e. JOHNS —Kay 11, at Liverpool, Ws cite of the Zee. S. Jehaket • dwebtre. Jo3lo6.—Mer 11. at Feeble.. Wm Jew.. of • danghter. LA/lOW/N.-1W I ,at the Fulmars Hotel, Altemancetrost W. G. Laegtoe, ot • sou and kelt. LITINOSTON.—May I, ott Mew., Mr. A. Llelegvon, of • we. I,OOIN —Way 11. at Edlabergh, Wm W. 9. Logla et • sea. NZWItAICI4-ILey 7. the wife et the Rev. Y. C. Newmark restor Pllhate, of • &wie, lIIIILISTT.—May 0, et Mahleargb, Moo. P. B. Nlblett, el • deuhter. PARTICI:WON —Way M. as Bleeltbroeit, Chapel ea.leelfrith, Me.. Tastlage we, et • daughter. 'Alms — WW 11, at Own, Ow Wee of T. L Pew, 910., of • dee/ 10 w. PTIL—May IS, at 44, Cerebtldige Write, Nyder scrk, the Web ei W. ll*. , • Wachter. ICKAlllO.—Ilay 11, W Upper geywne-elnet,Poillasecopeett, the WO Illeklerd? ; No., of M vik at aio. ATC/111.-71 - a; it WeakWonl. lin. K. /Whir. Child.. a I daughter. lIIRON.—Nay 11, at Whoopee Loge, we at Wight. XIS. (limw a dewing, .7!! 13, at lb. Lady X. !tryliewa, 711.1EW;01.-11.7 11, Ike wife of A. atm/mt./sq. of Heaedlf Hew, Alarm, star Wig., of a son. 'AUNTON —May If. at OnilforAitrest, H.enrtf gun, Mrs. H. Tanaka, of • Ka. Casalur. 10, at latdivratar, tam W. of 7. T 0...., /ft, of 4Ellii. " —Mor 10 Me wife of 114 Hew. .. Voatler, ornate of Ioo4OCL. M•BALOE6. LBRET—SHATTO.-11fity 11, at at Lean.... Newcastle twen-Tratts Use Yee. T. C Marta, T. S. H. Layer. En.. a aptlaTtlelat Ihnat wt N Pain. grawneabter of the late air C. abaft°, Baviageta NAL Cl4ll - 11—M55:170Y.- - Oloy 11, at thollitiUrsa?. by tbs Moe. T. J.lrbfb. Eau, Mr. J. Crowe, Doe4lt, to Jut kilts, mutest WOO. 1 1 •• Molloy, 144..C•vkblaymy. 00TO M—SXI TTON.—May 11, at Honelturelt, Fa..., by tbo low. IL 0. fluty, J. Ough, Jon , Yo., W to. IkoM of It Midiaelh. a 750310 Miry, doubter of Om lote 0. 1110pItS. anoint of tat aollsol Noah Calcutta. ORAVEM-411INCANJ—May 10, ao by Os Rim!. MUM J. Orates. .of Mal.% Osmium J•Milift, lo Towel. UMW , . 1 J. Dueu, moompto Monism llook notboookY DMA 11, N Yropoor. y tho ..- D. OWL 11. WM... of MO YMYYIei. to aa.wa, amebae c. l. blew, Mu.. ef Sat= NICMOLS—WMICII If .ot Datilitos, by tkeltoT M.W01. 0 . tho Moor, O. 0. Mas., of Leoalioni street, Lulu, °OW. Mull.. yawn WIC A. Whiabolo. ilho • of IMO.. MOOM—STOCXO 50,0 t It Mullah March. Mr. Yooasso , ONL of W• 16,11.11. Mr.oM tilimik.diono orybow of W lye Xt. lola I. 11011.11—DONSMOIML—Maff 11. at Almond h, PrOsslan. 50 . A. 114 " . ' .4 Th. "' L "Oh NW' Mltimpur. to MM. Y Door ore, of Alosood Wt. 11, at Cleft. by the Rev. C Dotree. note , D. le Meet. Ro l.. N Dublin. beerlotenat law to Meatevet 00v , daeekter et the late W. OeWe. Roo., or II yiteo, la tar meaty of batbet STRUART-00100/1.--147 I 1.. t Pat Rare. A. burn, Req., el Asa. leakan, to 11.10abollt Geoeglaa Oloasty tbeat W T . " 4 ". . of Port. TORPONXUNN.—May It, et ResdAsid Clara, by We Rev. T No, •. welt a .14M01141., Devon. 0. lb. Tempo, toe., of Ilatalbel NllY.m QW, yesageat deagbler of R. Naas, Rol , of Neatly LW. DEATHS. ADIANIL—Way 11, at OM mat, Belembam, Cambridgeohle, Haan' , W 8 Adman liaq , A., formerly M.P. he 00=MM...hi/a AIIIITAOB.—I4y a, at Wleligift Hall,Tadkneire, Lear, Mean Malan. of she sew H. I Amallam. ANDIEBON.—May a, at Aberdeen, W. Anderson, TN., 1010 of ilea 10 Her. AMOR ISSON —May 10. at °papa+ Altegan Yertitso Ire, 1. Andrew... Stab HARLOW.—Hay a, at Caeca dam aunt, fnmadiet square, O. B. MAW. hoc, of the Crawl. cam. Med 41. DIAOILIBIA—May 10, at atallabrast, Tkeottoma Graf*, .Weal a..e.N. U. sur. Dr allarlier, reamer edam* what, aped e 3 • DOTWL—May IS, at Lensfordignee, SA Jobs sum& B. Bork 111 UN. N —May to, the Ray. B. Bee r.., flog. et Westin,' =OWN 6 —May IS, a Italabme, beat. Seph.a, widow a the Sim S. Drevrae. rector of Woaldl•m, la the mess amaty CAXOLIT.—May ' at th.• Lassate Asyleak Wawford, D. C•stk7,l4.. • CMICIAaTHIL —At Tofooto. tiout..ooL $ 0 Oblelootof, 11141 Me. DIUCHAIit —May 7, at 114 ,4.10., Dolor D. Draebar. DRAM IL—ltay 4, at lamtoo.opma-Ittroia, tlas too. F. Dna*, DD., 00 0 . Wel 09. 000DACRIL—May 10, at %Moo imoot. Motto Mazy, trlfa of sae lto9. Goo4atro. tocumbaat of Itarlold Woolboate awl Baum la MIMIC GRAM 04. GRAMM —May 10, at oaooolll,lFle4lomilve, J. 11 Oracle, L 9 , ad tomolmary auk of id laborib. HALL.-11.) 7. at Oalebooter, J. MAD, Moo.. aged 191. JACKSON.—May 11, ot Oat street, 114011agoasirsolne, 111.14 .4110 41. Jaelooo. aged O. ISOLII4O.—ItaI 10, at Co 80840, f‘ants, repel of the late J. Kalb& V E •ell 71, l a L -4 .7 a. at 1 14. H I J•llmay, Mona, mita of 1•091.• 1.1.9 paymaator sad paroor, M. MAPLIIII.—BIoI f, at 11.11lora Priory, Julakfral J. 1. Kul" 111.0.1 , . WA 79. lIBLLOIL—May 11, Kan, awl& at J. MAW, D.l , of W 0.1141.0 B. Wamlekahlfe, afoot 71. PATIDMI9OM.—Day 7, at Dattyllagitao, sear Armait, the Mow. J. NW - Soo, Peetbytoolaa ollaiater of tiltektll. PEARCE —May 11, at Bata. J. C hams, aged 11. POYNIZ —May 11. at flowlaaaaptoo. 4.4.1911 Ittagioa Peyota.Ml9o 1 9 . lOU 011 ILL.—May 10. at latadoto, Emma Cltatbotto, yomogoot 4yatr • 1 litmaaoll, I.m d /1 1 8 8 4. 1 . ISCOTLAND.—May If, Kazin, wife of S. flootlood, ER, of DUMP 1M 44 . Ham. Priated ant PIM/abet by WIL-LIAla Aram, 'WM. at Na. at, M. , ta UN part* et IL Bratio. Is CM Otty at Loadaa. a. la. v . " -- al Mew. Sumba avil Ram.. Lanbas4-anes, Ma reglad at Indult/am La tin Cr .w Wale. OP.TI ot Seal. Mai 1e.1.47e POLICE.—YrarzaDAr. OUILDHALL.—Ronnaar or Seta.—John Free, was charged with stealing sixty-four yards of silk value upwards of 101., in conjunction with another person not in custody.— Richard Smith, assistant to Mmes. Iliecheock, of St. Paul's churchyard, stated that a few minutes after eight o'clock that morning, the prisoner, accompanied by another person, entered the shop, and re quested to look at some hosiery, and while they were being served the prisoner was seen walking up and down the shop. Witness watched him, and heard. the piece of silk being drawn, and observed the prisoner Witness something under his arm , and walk towards the door. followed him, and he was given into custody with the silk in his possession. There were sixty-four yards, at about 4a. 9d. per yard. The other man had escaped. Wit nese had seen the men three times. On one occasion the other man represented the prisoner to be an ironmonger, and to be in a hurry to leave town by train. They never came unless the shop was nearly empty. The prisoner's com panion always paid for goods purchased.—An assistant to Mr. Harvey, of Ludgate-hill, here remarked that the pri soner' with another person, called on Saturday and purchased some trifles, and en their departure two pieces of silk were missed. On that occasion the prisoner's companion wore a cloak ; and, no doubt, was the party who took them, while the prisoner made the purchase.—Alderman Johnson re manded the prisoner (who declined saying anything in his defence) until Tuesday, to give the officer an opportunity of apprehending the party, and, if possible, to trace Mr. Harvey's silk. THAMES.—lxoxstors FKAUD.-Wm. Finley, of 11 King-street, Cambridge-road, was charged with obtaining money under false pretences, from Messrs. Piper, builders, of Bishopergate-street.—Mr. J. W. Sheffield appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Wolff defended the prisoner.—The prisoner was in the service of Messrs. Piper, as confidential foreman is the construction of certain works which they hal contracted to perform oar the Eastern Counties Railway at Stratford. It wax kis duty to keep acceunts of the work done by the men under his superintendence, for which he gave each an acknowledgment, which they presented to the cashier. Finley sent two of the men employed at Stratford to work at a house which he himself was erecting in De vonshire-street, Mile-end-road, and gave orders on Mr. Wallace as if the work had been done for Messrs. l'iper. This practice bad been going on for some weeks before it was discovered.—Mr. Ballantine had some doubts, as the men and not the prisoner had drawn the money, whether the charge of obta in ing it under false pretences could be sustained against him.—Mr. Sheffield said the two men employed by the prisoner were not at all implicated in the fraud. They supposed themselves to be working for the Messrs. Piper. and it could be proved that on one occasion the pri soner bad himself drawn the men's wages from Mr. Wallace for work purporting to be done for Messrs. Piper, though in reality performed at the house he was building on his own account in Devonshire-street.—Mr. Bal. lantint said ho would remand him on bao.—Mr, Wolff observed that the lateness of the hour would render it im possible to procure securities before the departure of the van, and hoped his worship would be satisfied with Finley's own rnagn • , as he was a respectable married man of some stand . in society, and possessed of property, circumstances which would fully show that he would be forthcoming when ever required.—Mr. Piper being of the same opinion, the prisoner was admitted to bail, on entering into his own re cognisance, to appear again, under a penalty of 501. MONEY MARKET. - - r lIIDAT EVENING. The funds were not so well supported today, and, until shortly before the close of business, prices were in decline. The opening quotations of Consols were 87 to money, and 871 to for account; but subsequently they were done at 1861 money, and 87 for time. The only assigned cause for this heaviness coming over a market with no apparent ad• verse pressure upon it otherwise, was the continued sales of Exchequer Bills by the Bank broker. If these sales were for the establishment, it most be assumed that the Bank was relieving itself of Exchequer Bills with a view to redeem the stock outlying upon which money wu taken up some time since. On the deli very of the papers brought by the Cambria, from the United States, however, a short time before the clue of business, the face of the market changed, and Consols left off 87 to money, and 871 to for time, with a market more improved in appearance than the difference of prices alone would seem to denote. Reduced Threes were 851 to 6 ; Three-and-a- Quuter per Cents., 871 to 8 ; Exchequer-bills, par to Is. pm. ; Long Annuities, 8 15-16 to 9 ; Bank Stock, 190 to 1 ; India Stock, 241 to 3 ; India Bonds, pub 4s. pm. The settlement of the account in foreign stocks was the only particularity of the market. The dealings were both numerically and in amount without importance, and the quotations undisturbed. Brazilian, 82 to 4. Mexican, 20 to I. Spanish Fives, 224 to 3, the Threes, 331 to 41, Portuguese, 334 to 44. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 571 to 8, the Fours, 871 to 81. Russian, 1084 to 1104. Foreign exchange wee in decline today, but the rates latterly have been so high and wide of the regular order of things that a reaction was naturally to be looked for. They are still sufficiently high and favourable. On Amstkrdam the negotiations were 12.7 to 61 ; on Rotterdam, 12.71 to 7; on Antwerp, 26.20 to 15; on Hamburg, 13.141 to 13; on Frankfort, 1221 to 3; on Paris, 26.20 to 10; on Vienna, 10.10 to 11; on Leghorn, 30.50 to 60 ; on Naples, 40 to 404 ; on Madrid, 47 to 4, all at 3 months; on Lisbon, 521 to 3, at 60 days. The intelligence from the United States by the Cambria is felt to be of much importance, both in the financial and com mercial acceptation. The rise in exchange alone to 1061 to 7 in New York is a most material relief to this country, iron bound under Peel's bill all it is, and may serve to re-animate the before flageng courage of the author for the debate upon Its meets and products expected to come on this evening. At such more favourable rates of exchange no further shipments of gold to the United States need be presently apprehended, nor indeed for weeks to come, for produce can scarcely be sent forward in any large quantities to arrive before the middle of June. The mercantile advice', moreover, all refer to the extortive quantities of mannhetered artielei-whieb will be required for the fall trade in the United States, and the large orders in anticipation already sent forward, with the larger still which will be sent by each succeeding steamer or packet, for supplies to meet the extended demand. Although in the final result the exported values from hence consequent may not, and doubtless cannot, strike a balance of trade direct without the intervention of gold, yet it would not be I at all improbable that no gold should in reality par, seeing the very large purchases for American account in China, Java, Brasil, and Cuba, and elsewhere, which can only be paid for by credits on England. It is ea*factory to learn also, that, according to the &deices by the Cambria, the supplies of wheat, Indian corn, and other bread staffs, were so ample in the interiorof the union ; and as the canals were opening would be poured down into the sea ports for ehipment to Europe in quantities quits equal to the shipping capacity available, if not more so. Thou alitr"Cel., with the auspicious weather now happily reign ing here, cannot fail to be refreshing news for In anxious public, and a government not less anxious. Private letters from Havana by this arrival state that the Mexican consul in that city had given notice that all goods imported into Mexican porta, in the possession of the tinited States, and entered under the tariff established by the American government, there!ore against Mexican laws, would be confiscated wh met with. It is stated in these lateen that the American government is most *Axiom for peso', bat quite bewildered about the means to obtain it. General flesh's movement on Jalapa is said to be merely for te n Lar p nee c = i tiz troops out of the reach of the of Vera and at the castle, the Louisiana isallarat was La la 'entreat, as being in their own ',entry alreedy aordiatatised and proof against that destructive malady. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the, Bth instant give, as mewed with the returns for the week prg=3 -6.. h• foaririag revolts in 1,788,55.5 amdetiml—Mtve 19,392,329 Palls Oar dopmils... 0,930,325 Ogrommtusurillsila ho se ilupsetorat 10,308,141 Otlur semeNke. 18,311,751 Oft sod Mein .. 9,504,739 Demme 21,531 :F iu day s aribur bill• -• 813,760 8,449,164 geoural tenor of these returns shows a progressive impeermasen la the position of the Bank, RAILWAY NEWS. The dealers were occupied yesterday in the usual affairs of the settlement to-day, so that, perhaps, the inac tivity of business may be partly accounted for on that score. Tl,e quotations remain without material disturbance, except in Shrewsbury and liirminghams, about the cause of which wine sinpl‘ asant reports were Out, which, for the present at lout, it is not I.eceesary to refer to. SHARE MST • —Lownow, MAY it . . Nees —The geotedoe• of Ilaes In ileenau ceaeseufes donee aleael leeasel- Sloes thee. of Uses to I* .ellors' prime. • I! 144. Dade, 4, Op. " •II IP. Ila I 3 • 1 4. •.14, par 3 1 1 1 4. 13 4 . 24 it I per .141 • . 13 • di it Gayest l:f 81 716. Awe* .wet r Abbe Do. it • A. A. tatabergh awl Perth . 2 D. ABOMPidO O. , 44. • 7 1 :•7:1 1 , t=t 14•. fp' Duro.. Kees. 4 dlr A. New . . ..... (3. Q /hem )Nat Nortla•o4. . Do. r..4*.:; 1 010 eforath • Nap ( h o) 14 4 0, North •A. Mop Do. New .* 3 D. New Drees Weftera llll D 0 cave. A. Mara l4. Do. Paths De. Km Ibbbstel., llbuteb. Id. par .0. ireatheo DWI lead 844 lOl 103 Dal *Am Dolo4 1 144. (pa. boy D. a heteatio 4.1. A. MN ittatattor 4 fbei.44; A. JA. l4 214. Lob. bad itobbd •• • • 43 bp. Leeds NJ Meat t ed. A. New 3 40. Do. Pref. 4 per Coat Leah Dew., Da. Dreamt, * atom De. b. IF. e[. ••?. A. 04 lab (Or Dw lbs. Lisa (.1.43, Lee., Sr.. 4 N! .1 I Lb.. barb,* 840421 & baba b. 31•444 24 D. Nor lb. I Ds..do. . No. 2* • lb. 15b1 . 4 1.44/1. Aliltan IL 0o 41.4 D.. Oa Da. boor. p. C. D. "Orb... &MIPS abl bembet. Do. leadna l TrWeol474,l7l4 . De. geirrtera, L. 4 &A 134. 1:4.,a0. New ll4 A /Vas 14 144. • ieL M. *3 464 A. lOLA., M.* /1. 44i lip. oe. 14 4h.0111114.1.204 10 Da 101. at.. Z. 3. 4141 4 43 , La üb+ mil S. Netteetr 40 II D.. No. Ohe.6w 144 44 lid• Do. Mb Id. Ip. Do. Con. Tea 44 1314 A. b. Tawas- lip. Do. Sersp D0..42 mber/ate Dir.**. Wit. 4 Doi* [hr.. Wel. 8. realiey. nt... t Oxfor& Jana &WOO, &UM, & &U. .84 Lela. het wasmosher• If••-•"?"• 7, * _ yap and ahem —l D. Nam Do... Fifths Do. &Eta NDM. Do.7lsints (11404 . _ . Cher, awl 1701066.4 (41.11. a. : I ' l ' 7 '7k :147i] Do. Nam.— Bare Cannes D.. Poi. Do.. ... No. A. York Ertaussow Amskr, !beim& 104 1 IP. r .14,.. ! dw, al I A. i atm. ..... L • ..two . Do. New 4. Om oarktre iliabmi% 4 ample I A.l throw A. I *tom alitiodryt and Ara-- De. )f.ew I x i; .14; O . Do. Dorm. and Do* Do.D.Drult.oßir.lW Y. Cert. ;Imams ifr, H.R.. !LI, ast•diar WV. I I - to . &reide - ! Britisit .1 Do. lama • 666 P. 3sp. ~ 1166 171 p. Me li 7ll b! ,ell RAILWAY BILLS : OP. cur Ip. 109 Op . 1 / IP. lkii IS 30 .."i ciiiiu Id. Id. it ti rrr An &Ammon DmilleLLl47 .N. 414.72, K. Onatis• Vake , Do. sham D. J!or i: 11.. 1113 3 sa N hie sp. ar 10. ltd. . °'' 4 7: °':4: " 1:''1 i :fortll InV.• Wort 11 lindens. i Oil.. Warestit.. 4 Wei, Prod. sad Woe.-- . 1 obans ;V 1 ), :l IP. lteadisg.o4l.ld. a Reis:: 1 isoyace ud Illcettlx.. 18eotAlsb Castral „ &Shot Nultattl D. Ner - . I ii -- no.a. /We B 24 L4O pa L 4 labsuhlre tales 44 Ileata Demo.. II 104. 8.111 SN.fonhAtre li 044. EOll.-.4 .rd D• 4•4 344 364 ',se l a 22 . La N Om. SU). / .1 mr ip. 111 .N. (Ur sr la) 2 la. io 1... 46 De 31. (55. 304) SIM. par 6 De. N. 01e. ILL) 444 to ei. //a/a 'o4 111. 4 Yorks. 2Pme. 4 0•414 0 pip. 4 Dm 1•141.44amen...••,16 OK i l lletechal 0 Xstannp.:4 ad. sas rataMM 4 1.40ur.4 , ,1114 Weal Madam Darn ep. pad ID /iladana.4 //drama% m M. Tut sae lleyeast/e 341 Da New 134 4 Da. Preference al 4 Tat & Wor th Millas4 Ss I I Do. Zs if. - •n 1.,„.. 44 I Do. Prefer.. lip IS DaICISIV.II.I4.Ez 40 191 Peamm LAIC.. , i 4: a"f amprparrAmdate 111 414. 4 1anD.114•4400•0•644( 34 ria II 0P4.0//rdirder(OrlFO'da.74 3p. 44 Deadmaa. 11a IP. 111malik 3 4 Dar berm Id par •la &a 1 36 416. losmobsorg 44. I 3 4 Hamar &ad Llare SI 4 /ambers Of 1111004 ll4 Drier arl Deakaar • pr /a hair nal Pram. 44 lii. SO /ow an/ Oride.• 46 IS SO Punt and Rows 356 6 /am and DreMearp 34 sp. 70 Earn m 4 Illore - 244 2.414 II armar mdf Mane 74 Ni ll 4. 11•7 m ZlNensee 4 ltd. 4 1 we.. Handers ..... SI IN PARLIAMENT. COMMITTER OF THE LOADS ON STANDING ORDERS (Yes ruoat).—Preeent, the Earl of Shaftesbury.—Colchester, Stour Valley, Sudbury, and Halstead Railway (lees to the Ipswich and Busy St. Edmund's Railway Company); ditto (extension from Lowers. ham to Bury) ; Glsagow, Dumfries, and Cvliale Railway, and Glee sow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway, No. 2. Standing orders complied with in moth caae.--OlaTow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Railway, and Glasgow and Beirut Um= Railway, No. 1. Cane ad journed for the production of report. COMMITIMEB OF THE COMMONS ON THE MERITS (Ysirrsarny). Gaper No. 6. Rood 30.-35. Wilts, Marnerset, and Weymouth Amendment (No. 2). General evidence. Game No. 15. Boon 26.-200. Eastern Counties (Cambridge, Ro=and Warm Re.). Traffic and engineering evidence. No. 17. Room 11.-171. Midland (extension from mem limbs to Hitch* ke.). Clauses dispmed of. 254. Great Northern (donations %Meer Lona and Grantharn). Erldenoe further heard. Gino, Nex 18. Room 13.— SS. London, Oxford, and Cheltenham Railway awl ilmalwa (oalamitam to Triad, de). 229. 42:when horn anl Onted LIfV (Greet Western Junction, Be.). Cues Gored, alio 6fpsr/lr railway conimisnorers' report Osomeglo. Ilk Rom 411.-411. Coventry, Banbury, and Oxford J unnies. L.I. erldinse. Grimm Na Mk Rood 21.-443. Midland Railway (Cheltenham, Warwick, sad Imemington Line). Case closed. 417. Wind, Wor ceder, and Welimelmaptca (No. 1). Case opened. Gamer No. St Raw 27.-333. Maid Railway. Preamble proved. Geom. No. U. Beeis 14.-371. feriasheoter, Buxton, and M Week, sad Midlendsgunellen Railway (elenatkets, amendment, S.). Pro. maw wi,Ww railway oomodasiMere ak report. 314. Man ins and and North fßoffienkhlre Julien= Railway. Was dud; sows& (bait No. . INN 111.-1111. Imam Clawaliaa Railway (Vat te' la ilailar .6. lll4. Oran Illetirro &Ow (Irma to KWOI ilimard. linwimailmin Railway (Wien& ti ll asa Map, ha). Cana of them Ms dosed; t dein= pos poned kir sumilaten' nowt Omar No. 11. Ream IL-11. itawahaater, sad Uvadiribe Dowlias with Wiwi Railway, e lanskey lairibsa .amad ban =4O hiallam-141. Ow* Tarkahlra. Dwarabw, and Goole, ha d jm ulwea at Swalaitt, lothaalwaa. lassday, Wait/AK Red ma Glob Railway, ka.). Prawails pawed tar Dm. maw to Great Nation Aniatima Wien Wm bomb w Itiaawier). Gw clawaL Sam Ua IL Una S6r-4IL Loki Clatird 11111wiley Slalua.— O. L.s Dawality, mul likwakawfor lalkoq =a *Main -114. Leek Wabilsid. awl MOM iloL Geed Northern Railway (entmelom to lowia lialtsithil. ha, 'an isdailea). cases of all the lib aimed, &Man paltpard to Ws omm day. G No. 35. BOOM 22.-83. ilaittow* traelsw, and Wait Riga( (Burnley and Colliery branches).-191. But lasoadtke (Citidatroe, Milton, and Padihan.). Trunk endure salsa Ma. Gaon. No. 39. Room 23.-406. York mg lirweado Dock sad Railway, Be, Purchase). Oppolow Goo Na. 43. Rom IL-3911. Wslorldtg Ustionft. Pura alk. 4E Roan 41.-236. Dundee and Nowt*. Genre -. oaoo. 41. Baas 10.—Ile. (ilipro. Airdrie, sod Yard. etsies 4 =yls,. °Mrs& Amide% edOopl wBIY Bramebee. as). Omen lio. SO. Baas 14-144. Olegged, Paisley mad Oreeesek (settedmiste sad Wrist). , herr- Seed, sad Beret (lember. Memo agreed te.-141. Dusky isel Cheer* (beseshee Pest Chneed). Presulde primed: —9l. dhic . Zboisuoi, sod Ardreeme (derberAses sod ensul mash). ....Teed to.-1182- 11111mesedt sod Ayr Meet. Yromthe vet Omer No. E — rese 19.--3. Meer Deotriee. sad Cathie, sad Gesper, May, Illostoeek, rod Ayr (No. 11.-30 e. Cshilsake (ersoden le Oseehist 044.-211. Odeleelee (isms el fated Oise sew, livolblee, mod ORM& Balmy). Q_onsidsrol. YIMCIL—NOSTZW•meo.—AseiI kkeNitr,Neyl4. —More wee • lose illewaseles ease the kw greased as ie the ea stleallaa et the mode& wheeler the dew Is re deed erre per sortly prang re by posy, questim mem is teed reader= b the rear. who lawsw, team he emehlbeheekel terse, were set weed In elides. del It was arrest that the satieliss shoeld he seeiihmed bral, there Wee surly MOO sharer per. eel lb. Mot sir opesbled dolmas Three resolutions went threstallimi Whir ; MO wee he neaslog the dinettes from ohms be sight ; lie sem/ft tenseds. the hob lisio= s he =it the nee edeembilitts Mole so be be see meth allsomis; awl Ida urra yr Ask her the drWd able et the eir Is ere weird sed4 the ethers/ shedi te MemealsoL The dorm= era Neb. =hoe aims us mhos the PAM lad him re letalthe nessber Ow biestles et the set. he ta rest leg diemlee. old& Ombra lhe reiretleel l of that *elm eal the won pair et • erelotere etteriskillia et the swam trees 11 le S. bet laser• • ere le the sees . Mew piled or the 1 eilisobee din Gatos la the et do if an& blind at beteg la lahes.—The dolma oil 11 the be la the mar, *OD relied by fro k Lab" thry venal es prod bp mew bewerisi ewe et Neterherre et lbeepeel—The twu odor tesebtless wire thee passiL—fir Ma limb wee a id imoa=l . ll7=4: arrier, It ere LT.: premod i p am ilmeate of sotiew.solasitourrikisereeettho kah, atmer.—Theilloineoklangeo teee d b .dk Nimim the rearettiord be esseare, warm aro esillei beislore an opperboil/ big peg kr the dreetrielea. This Wes set • teas to erhoeserirs, art le air ire trerreigembilrek bat a Wart desk he hood. wield die* the deetwoish bre ewe their pro siest'. Id the meellete. the ambers obsell bin every eats to Mimi the leilleirele et the emeser.—A ehemieliet dors* that the err thew welsh pierelei as ribieloweles hewer Mb win_ my sod the Cha=rd lielohmi, was the pewee *einem et the Ow* Weir. who. base a Ledge derveler , la lb *rem V i lo te nowned whim that *Pet Wile ho restraL—Mbre nor akesweresee. Kr. Mott awe; end Mr. laregetb soicadel the no- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—kinecom-rans, HOT It—The sugar market has been steady today, and although there Mona been any advance the amount of businee ban been large, ray 10,000 bears Mawitios; 1,000 bags Bengal ; and 1,500 bags Made., wild In the public sake; also 4.50 birds. Wont India. and prices moot be eannklered about Ir. dearer than at the eke, of the week (an Friday testi ; relined ban also been in Improved demand; and fair brown lumps, 63a. 6d. ; standard quality, CM. (bike has been dull, and a coasiderable portion that tea eared was bought In ; there bas been tome Jamaica said at lower gelato ; pod ordinary Ceylon in limited demand. 365. fid. to 31a. Bee haa been tolerably steady; Madras sold at 225. gal. to 23a, width le a Rude lower ; good white Bengal sold at fully last sale pleas. 31e. gel. to 255.; • large parcel of superior Java bought In at Ms., which we. fully Is. above Its relative value. Rum war in good demand at the latter end of the day, es the distillers have advanced corn spirit 6d. per gallon, 1 Is. 6d. Salto tre was held for high prices • refraction 33, bought in by the Importer 20e. 6d, Indigo the sale today has ebown a alight improvement in the tone of the buyers. altbourh we cannot quote any decided general immurement in arms; about 750 cheats found buyers. Pimento sold 43, 4y lb., which RAY previous rat.. Other sp • ocs Lave sold steadily without alteration in prices. sago has declined Ir. in the public sales. In other articles no alteration ; the nerket for the week h.e resulted in silencer amount of business done than for rome time past, with a pretty general tone of firmness in several important articles. Avrautt Pater or Sroos, the reduce et the British Ponceraions in America, computed from the Mane mde Is the week ending the 1 Ith day of Slay, ISO, le Mt Old. pee *wt. Boger, the produce of the Ifaurithio, is 295. 70, per cwt ;am Or produce of the Batt Indic", to 3.1.1. lid. per cwt. The average ma the three foregoing descriptions, Jointly, is 290. 14d. per cwt. COTTON.—Liveasoot, Mar IL—Talky, the Mee were *eat 4,000 bake. Cotton is lass freely ceased, end in sem Inelmnee ea advance oils'. per lb upon the low Flees of thew.* Inn eleteited. REst4RMS.—OCCSMOSIDWIRS, way 11.—This steendesee ef nor. chants was again very dun in our Bloketaall *day, and lire pre mot evinced no dispcoition to buy beyond their loem edf aes was* The transections, consequently, were rather limited, bat there Tr on quotable change In priors. WORSTED STUFFS, era.—Boorroms, Mae lt—Tae akimboe of merchants In the Plecres/1. Issdiry, was solt *kW es kegs es bat week, and the purchases kg brae eremptiat were aft seed bo thaw of last Monday. TY thaval kw the Amami meat yes Leo lees **Med, the areehals eggerelog lthereel 611 INK lbeir advice* by the eat puha barn emereleg thee raw Prices, however, MI ma wry =lath derge. '" Vrsre market oleo thane the and Inter rake wire dieted; but as the state et the math at with bee the abet et meaning the sertimulaties et iledth abet reerlast wady stationery. The wool minket was nagerettaly theettve. Very little saw wool le goolsot to arebth ma ler that Ittle very blat prices ere abet by the lenwers, vibe needier depths ear agames ire wilier to ave. HOSIERY AND LADE TRADER—Sornmesex, Her 14.—We have no improvement to report in the semi to laietwel gads; there is • Wailed trade &alit in the wiry et tereettra up erealry e tredve' AM Mai IMO 'b arre la wens at eulogise, het peabsere rig the thereary oldseas e mien es le whom they ; so tat bath= le theft the seneweet pada' Whitt The market tor athilbel pas ts se gad es am am= dens ithathweeeres are asgareg Oak t a i ereal =apt warbler le ceder. We lithe ream le sagas they Is twary4wo tereidee, erealthey 1,310 theathth IRS Oath 74$ are a week' gar the themat that the reel thee. It throws. theeethe, that yeas* 2,00 e bath et el gpthe, areally maga la there athltharemth are auk et we* sr wear width end mere are eity itlo meter& The frenethea re the tale le hit me awe* es ever, eat the thyme of hear anther Is brineth It is reread by paths vie line the men a thew. tag, that the wake alai= reeally Mewl by the Iterithibeth Imeglerrae Wisea, imam is Nun dm W ii tt ic r ila ras lath Deb I even le •IA I VOille NNE re (OM Arc lON :e" M` Nettteghre Review. 004 LO, Ms, 14 —014444, It; 0410, 41. 1111•11VOMITL. 1011111014/.6 Cur. Ns,llny ll6 041 lA. WAR Ol West Hanley I f Walls Yd isisits• 10• WSW Its 4 11110 s From the LONDON GAZETTB.—Friday, May 14. 11ANKRIIPT1. Ilosazer Km A-rnill.ol4, Great WkienlbiL. Haymarket, lane eel at, to surrender May 29 at 11, St mar s at 14, at bangball it. Sala. Lona* & Plea, Old Jewpallinb.; off. Nan, Green, Aibrambrary. Imm Amen. Aylesbury, groper, Ilk A at 2, k Juno 30 at 12, a Dense aliat gbamt. dol., Dcds, St. Martin Wowa; off auk., Johnson, Bealast PIWINILLLVITTNR Liverpool, werika, Hay 24 & June 17 at 11. stUverrial Q. Sob, 01 ..; ON Pikarbrow, it Itatelleb, Llamas'; it wan, Camas, Jaw Cams Loam Law, May 21 at 111, & Jam M a I. at Sinsigkil.a. Mega, Anton ; off. awn., Nadler In liangbaka. Jana Ckainini. Plaadasigitt, Yorkebbili, viihnikr, May 28 t Las Mat 111, salamis OL ea. On A oe., IMe.lemee, City, & Saw a= k Leib; lia MINIIO, hertean, lad& Paean Aiikayank, Cky.rd., mak orralra, May SO k Lai IS at 12, a Sol., Cron. Isnway.a. Woad ; off. Jobria, N ILLIAN Ism it lame Nova. PRY" liellardlideloettlrawale manufactures, May IS le Ms II at 11, at alteleshen Q.lke. W(brio*ard, Bantam. ft/te•alm II tea l Illmiestrat; ca. rely., Ositseema jlimi l= N. Mary Omelet Omit, Oeuittwerk, war. MT:k Judy Bat Mg SidiagesalLen Lk., Saab & OP., • ce wag. @Nakagawa. Oman liairwoor. k Swam Ckpbwm. asait nen ...lety SI at 1, k Jaw a se 4, a led., Wilkino, .; ode song, SA Odor 7Zlmovans, lffinniait, geblik Ater $ It IT at 11, at Man na* Ot Bak., gala IliOL,lsw,k kainve,/ ilkaall I • t e r ; GIL rig., badmisr. lame la" lassailisa. antes glow, Jr 1 6 11 et U. et Ikestarrat Ct. illawas t Water, Llateiesia.lette, tletideyMtasaosale eIL Fraz 6 Wassiarlisr Tawas Ina, ,_ _a a Nag t 111, & Jaw II at It, strakillen. 41. awayikabilwab., akopapaint. , off. meg" lbw" lizsai *NWT. 01111111114,Air Sliwseettireger, May 21 at 11, & lini Si at 2, a lieL, at Marlin'.-lane ; ; et. mfg., Miler% Ca4mai L. Mainks, likakrkeir, tgankin4 June 2 & 17, at 11, at Ateeeemee Ct. Ye, SW 6 lanyesea. Mia7.l, qty, k Bak k Co., MordasMie off. asolis, listaea. Meatbatter. Bowes Oman atieed, else marelient, May 24 at 11, k Pao ile at 14, at Saw, Saki & Elee, Southampton. at., Bleassakary kat emir, OMNI% Offinsbat. Joint doom lania Ilawegaidaddia agualler, May 2e & June 13 at 11, .t 14arand Q. Sals, Ma le Co., SoUtb..Ploo- "kihatt. Indict. ; Ha= Loader ; ft MeLleby k Tantand, Liverpool ; off. swig.. Limped. Warn eon= Lantwidre, noinalon shopkeeper, June 1 Nl4etU, et Mrtidtaitar g a la , Manly an Et Rowan, Vendam- mo d, ~~ Co EV GE 'X Fa' T i. d .. .k.. E NO WAI mei Oeek We 0 C = - atom fail mit MOW 100 a aim a sm lift We* .-- B 1 jouri of F, preP aff fOl may grati leant Aii in cot to tai His` andel M Mosel wh ict Wet oppor M, Acult Germ aPPN moos • By Taari by or tea eaee Vaud cum] Soak 111 am Oa a • par et ▪ 74. 01 Dlao • lei Ct Oelleambi tar 01. 4 1 Ptv P., 0