The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-23 00:00:00

ILatb ipttUigencr. EQUITY _OOYIIM—SaTuRDAT. In ittli;;TZnin an Fri day evade& there woe se • I the Lord Chaseallor's wart . Lord Uwe Ire left in armor of &mat MO/ appeal,.w ha bon fully tweed, sad etely tm :' bison kr Mt. It is us- deolteed dot If the pollee scut *Wow Udeldee privets wriamalutlipasse MU boo se the of the Lod Olasiller I la#rol W ; b oes ut of coon% if say of the = a ardt. Ma MOO awe be re-argued before the new . This Nl probably occur is those cam la 'ibis\ the amble MA Is the arum of the amassed say love dime isilestlea of Ms opinion in the point dim eared. BM= Tin limns or TUS loin. LORD JAM STUART E. Tl■ LONDON ADD NOSTrt lIIRITRitx RAILWAY COMPANY. This was s claim by ibe;l:ieti4as --- trusteis of the Mar guts of Bete, to enforce the specific performance of a con tract entered into fm the purchase of a quantity of land. Tno company 'projected a branch railway from Watford to It. Albans and Luton, and the Marquis of Bate opposed the passing of the, bill, but withdrew his opposition un the company agreeing to give him 2,5001. Inc the land in quer. ties, which wee wanted tor the lice, and the bill then passed. The line, however, has not been mode; and the company have abandoned their intention of making it; and, indeed, the compulsory powers of the act for the purchase of land have now ea s ired. Under them circumstances the company refused to fulfil the con tract, and it was alleged on their behalf that the marquis had no equitable right to require its fulfilment, inurnuch es the land was still in his pu.sermion, soil, further, that the contract was contingent on the line being made. It was elm, contended that by their act they were nut authorised to enter into any such contract. The Master of the ltolls said these points were raised in the ease et " Webb v. the London and l'ortamouth Direct Railway Compavy," and the court then decided that tits contract inteit be Welled. This ease was not distinguish able from that, and he, therefore, decreed the specific per formance of the contract, with a referents to the Master to nettle the conveyance. Bees ViceCusseaus kuriensm RADCLIFF, 19 RHADITT.—EI/UCATION OV CHILMITH, WHITTHIIS 11 TUE PHOTTATANT OS CATHOLIC FAITS. This set was instituted fur the administration of the estate.of a gentleman who was • protestant, and had mar ried a Roman catholic wife. The testator left two children, and had by hie will appointed • Mr. Darling the guardian of hie children. A reference bad been made to the Master to take the usual accounts in an admiaistratiou suit, and to approve of a proper residence and system of education for the two children, one of whom was nine, and the other 'keen years of age. The Muter was attended by the pu n,• interested including a Mr. Abraham Tamer, the mater nal grandfather of the children, who was a catholic, and was desirous that they should be educated in that faith. After a full discussion upon the subject the Master reported that it was expedient the children shculd be educated in the pretest religion, and that they should remain with Mr. Darling, the testamentary guardian, at his resi dence is Ahern Hall, Lancashire, and 'boatel be edu cated by • geemsess until such time as it should be thought espediest be send them to school. A petition was now pointed, eased to be founded on the secluding sentence in the rep penyiag that the two is might be at ems removed - As the care of the guardian and r=t a peeper rebel, seed that they might be permitted d three weeds is cash yew with Mr. Turner, he un dertaking_ ited be rodatereor N am it their eastersian to the Catholic faith. In sup Mr this pa was that Mr. Darling wee histussey ems % - lbeea Mee, and e = i• vieuld he Men ogoillent, wee of do shillees tho us Z ka ahsoid bo to is to dr petiths, amended that It wos both and sanesseary. Mr. Durkin was a meet poorer penes to late the ears of the children, Med as Om teiseassimy wadies be was the only person lbe main eoaN olastlea. As to Ids bake disooratly away Am Moe, do het was that he had pee tolltalvera for Or bora eir his bialth, and this certainly woe not a valid eilLe le ligillfiee- hies said the effect of this petition would he to ~bap die authority of the testamentary guardian Ns did sot eye that there was any evidence to enable the emit to SNOT to mach a conclnaks, nor did he see labialise* voe roolith. tat Nome that it was expedient*, seed the *dam M reed to present. Mr. Darling was •it perms to hue the are cie the infants, and there was Ws reason why they allswid be resmieed from hie residence. Under three sinumlesese b tilienid dismiss the petition with costs. Rs TVS TIWITIIACT, 11150, ArD as AX 0 IIL 0 . Mr. Melina sad Mr. Erskine appeared is support of a petities tuveietes very Wee gaieties. as the coustruetion of the Trustee het._ . Yin-Cb7;;oller took time to consider his judgment. The can will be reported when the decision of the court is /sown. A longlist of unopposed petitions was disposed of. His Honour tward - a section is reference to a marriage with a ward of the court without its consent in his private mom, w►ich occupied the time of the court uatil it rose. Owing to the great pressure of interlocutory spplacatiows Man came of importaan unavoidably stood over. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—SATURDAL Prrmses IR Baron AT Mamaxersa, amt fluaar Tug. The court sat to-day to deliver Judgment in certain caw standing over for its docimon. BLAILV V. THIS MIDLAPID RAILWAY C JVDOMIST. Mr. Justice Colseidg; ;;;tielivered judgeasrat in this ease, sad said thee this was an anion brought under a ro east eel of pediment, to mom couspessatioa in damages Asa the beery Nish the piaiatiff had 'attained by ream se bet biased bras been killed on the Midis= Rail way, is of • =ninon which took place at Cloy Crosses the l9th of May, 1461. The 011611 was tried at Derby before Mr. Mum Parke, who decided that the daseepte meet be eatiosel te peasahry My, the seas tine eikating that If the - Pm ary law °sl any other awls et sehabang a= ether they wen et liberty to de so. Riad been said what dam bad the widow Mt by tie death of ha Masai ? but that wee a isesies *UN Mr. Bares Parke left the jay to detention It me Cillima the planar% hoshand bed bees • paw in a esserd with po the per MdesS MAN setpeas re W eeived about s per ea hie the . Other °sni thus herovht k =de=demo of mews& Ile had alio frepee hold poverty, and hie total =real kseese wee MK It was aisleted the widow's len by the Meth al us her best =seeded the ma of COM Mr. Bans Pear taus the jury that be me of opinion that the piddle mid My ,lain her mainmasts ; but he also told thus that they .net de the bed theyesuld seder this statute. The hay then gave a mallet to, the plawlii& owes 4,0001. A maim sea Ss set adds this vadat as the i g r ro al a;; wt the oweesied their powers, and could set pm a seseli. no Nun wow stated that the amities wee whet amps, under the 6th sad 10th of Vi= s t a prise amid eta= to be mad= or kg a len he tits death of a party by as assideat of this same, lee it bed bees essessileti tar the pielstif that she wee mai= est silk Sober minim ken bat foe her amid slam lap. Deddess - of the Mart et Swaim had less yeepsely ha gate the seise et the Jodi= sad if the mate law was manes to the two seestria this wart =ski very gladly elnd to ; not Met wee set the awe, sad it met pee se4 mile* eves the wale of the mama It WY gime Massa, that Me hew aka= to miasma bed Nei Hess istredua isle Lehi= *ea Scotland, sa thus we a aateelll port of the Satoh kw. It wet noisiest to ha to the tave of the sa in seder taw to what pado B. apPise wee to be essMed. Tb tide woad Se eraelltiag It is istkaksi set am Is a peva esurstmetles ef the =tate. woe es sweedes la set foe givers a seiedam weeedeifirsilain It= sepaest wee tree, Met whim thew ha 'sly bees es kr jury aaekrlMnWthedros to the hasp st the peeves *end, it al ea Iftw ttist ales there heil Wet s death tasks asa he pees to the hasp sf the swim= tossilbn flta impeallis to Maws, hew M Masan sesh • abaas. It the legleletem hst kestiell le rive a sail= k erees of this theekitsas meld hem been sweet= in elver and la The logiela• tore ha wet Wows meet ediatelly s hmil its Joey wheat C orm tub Aribegelliese epwise is as satin,. es lerlividael swibeed • poem= waft the Jury maid easily adores the soesost seestal suffering, sad award It a payee peseakey ; but that wan set es where out penes owe awl several ether pee. I sem *Med a seietisa is has( his kw. The smut w thesebee of minks Oa the airman a damps wait be .eased to that graft tom peadary low, sad se een. Sea the damps is the pees= ease append to be soorao. This W out lees solkiently enplaned to the qrsi then meet aseepiesily be a new trial. Meek* 4 • sew MsL COURT OF FICREQUER.—ServaDAy. ierross sr Susi AT Wsossarna. *r "nun nat.—issaaa Na. awes Pass am Ma. Same T. no meet sat Why ler the purpose d deliveries jas mine la waft seem eftedies over he judgment 3G. Beres Plebe, bewever. Mehl that tie semi wield we be his le delver jwismeat is el he mat veldt the amp ** Mame. It wes het pertemsemem el the jeigeemie heeded M be delivered wee ewers er dremmisese hat oak tere et de Pubes et he mem were lweeel r Lend Me lime betas et de Mel prim sittimp M AdlgW. Mr. Drat Alleme demi ye the metbers dradt. wed Mr. Berge Maeda b eseleed M bre berm Weser levies severely Wow himself by s • hem lei berm Ks Owe Iliapooollog to boar appals trim tb• dad dies of do Nasty osollo. 8111/1111111b P. Tux GOLF NORTIIIIIIX RAILWAY CO ACTIOIII AOAINOT TUB OMIT N AAILWAT COMPANT VALUI or AUW • PIOPIIIITY LOOT IT • PASOINOSIL _ _ as spina by the de. Itsagsats front the daisies of the judge of the Csanty Court of Yorkshire, beta at basilica. The ease set forth that the simian had ham bremoto to recover d he 40i. eta , ter the lees of • plata in er a = " 111111 1 7= 1. 3 ivory kaiaks bar knives were peeked. TM oho sonpiliaa of • further lass of • carpet boy tri seas ether property. It appeared that as the 2ria a kiosk 1861, Its *WIC who was • eater, wry*/ cm his balms at Illbsemig, took • third-elan ticket et Ito SAW weds. of tbo West Itsetkun Asa way Landow lad bun. ke wkak Whoa I. Landes he boned tag quantity of iouft bemuse brim seferved te, 'eve tie onm YR NIL OL he thou. He thaw left _• la wise to ro tas to /Wadi by aw *aim, with& was ea azassioa ono, is empty with hie wits, his father-is-law, sad mother party, .1 .1 whoa had thin' GINS tichetL The seas re- I felled tie the 7 It a Via., sap. II see. 6, white provided • for tho u =s i e hs fr i firges diet esebs= in • third ekes ellessei IS WM 66 of lames. The ease ales slated the *hairs lug gage itasesiell art w ri ent awl welshed 112 The. sad up ward& Ur his Immo is the train, putting a boa is die t/ 'es and tbe — ethar this/ la the rail way esstiege. the leis arrived at Sedge& the damaged essispes and be leek his rise Ma the ea e rail way terdege sod gland thous is seethe,. • esOlsian after wards waned an the use, sod es main smother station he Used elma the primary alresty standassi was wising. Ide isibrusai a poiter - in the etimpens'a surds, of the fact, who Wilda that beerould lad that his seeds were ull right. This set prams true, the pretest sidles was knight, wed the plait raised apes the stede of facts was whales the oastpany were liable is pay the plalatif the aseenat el the low whish he had instaised. The Judge of tie musty court had decided that they were, sad me judgment for the plaintiff far the whole assesst whim be sought to recover. It tau INIMINSIIII4 All the debealents that the gents were ma is theta web* whilst the plaintif f was • passenger is the train. but that they were in the mad, of the ; that the knife-handles were nee *Epp, bet merehemdins; and further, if they were they exceeded la gout the qumeity which a paireager Wee allowed to e 7,1 Phipson now appeased Is wagged dill appliewden. and urged the above-mentioned pelage upon the eesaidera tion of the court, with the exception if that as to the goods being in the eu.tody of the defendants, which, after the decision in a well-known ease, in whisk the South Coast Medway Company had been turd for the leer of a dittoing. cue, he thought he was not doing wren in abandoning. Mr. Mellor was heard in support of the decision of the County Court judge, and argued that the 7th and 6th of Vie , cap. 85, sec. 6, was • regulation for the benefit of the eompany, which they might waive or not, as they thought fit, but even independently of that point, there was great doubt whether this was merchandise in the sense intended by the eat of parliament. The learned ceased laid, he felt that these were arguments with respect to which the plaintiff was entitled to judgment, but taking into coati deratioa the suggestion which had been made by the Co .rt, and rather than incur further imposes by continued litigation, he was willing to abandon Ulf the amount for which judgment had been given. This offer not being accepted by Mr. Phipson, who ob served that the principal point in the ease was one which it was of great importance to the defendants to have settled, The Court said, it did not appear from the case whether the dcfeadants wcre under the obligations of the act of parliament with reference to ordinary trains, or were released from them by the peculiar circumstances of this trans having been an exclusion train. On that point would depend the question whether the law of common carriers became applicable. For this reason they referred the case back to the jadge of the Cowley Court, to restate that por tion of it bermes ar Met Paitazfluwan rim Peas Cum Bauer awe oo7nos Jvun"." The Lord Chief Baron annoi:Zed — that although = jury causes were appointed for Monday laming, he try all the common juries which were in &nudity's list ant _ _ _ M/L. BARON MARTIN'S ACCIDIINT. -----.... - .—.--.... It affords us mach satisfaction to state that this learned judge is progressing favourably, and there is every reason able peanut for supposing that hisjordship will be sat. Mandy recovered to go the circuit. BIRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY SATO/DAT. Bayou Mi. C auarsourza Buoy. ROVIOSO ♦ND Wit/LOWS The adjourned last examination of thew bankrupts wee resumed to-day, commencing at half-past ten is the map ion, it was milkweed lurk nearly seven o'clock in the even ing, it was again adjoareed, little more than the inquiry into the affairs of the fieserbridge bunch of the two banks having been concluded. As before, Mr. Huddleston, of the Wird circuit, appeared ter the assignees; Mr. Elgrie. of Wereseter, for fann erediten; and Mr. T. 8. James, for the The eosimmuted by • resemptioa of the exa mination et Mr. made lialferd. M.P.. and this referred shifty se the trenreetiens atmeseled with two aellieries white bare inguiphed se musk et the beak deposits. It was santetted predemly by the sessmiasiotter that the in quiry into the einsenes eenaseted with the private debtors to the wmta, when debts is. of inconsiderable areant, should be Mkw in private, and this was assented lb Mr. Meddles' ton, referring is these two unkentnate speculations, said that oa sue of them—the Chunk Colliery—there had bees lost about 1.4911.4 _and t i t other—lllazwieh Colliavy se large • sem as Asset. • them two ammo betas • peeties of the bad debts unds;ase sf the heads la the haineessimpet awseastiag tell.7lllM. With referees* te the teststemmil einseen, S impeared that the former is this amass banked with Safford and Wrigge, is long rum se 1141; they bed an overdrawn account, sad as was subsequently dieerived a large amount of nesting bills which were Orreries ; presently, ' the bankrupts took to the colliery on valuation fee • OW_ a sum which at the time was believed to be bansatit km value, and the Noeks, in addition, were &Mem le the amount of 2741. which was never paid, sad ommtmendp cams into the category of bad debts. In his evidence, Mr. Regard admitted that the of this colliery ruined the pseesea beim whom be partner purebred; they warted It marl 11147, and imereseed the outlay upon at to 7,0001., seas alter whisk tore it was let for 3201. a year. the amount ea the debtor Me behar annually charged 3801. in the shape et Mama& Is Jaen 1841, the bankrupts first beams seneernsil Is the wedgies of the Illotwieh Colliery ; bed been ennied ea prervi by two hashes% wad Deft, whip bashed with RAW and %eine, sad baying nu d eness time esessat to the extent etif.9,51., Mr. Balliard thought that it hie bank was to find capital, be end his praise might es veil have en interest is the amens ; W negotiations were been& &boat, which resulted in Sr. rens beeves* • Winer he the concern, he and Mr. Regard eyaning • separate sesemne the bank, in which it was ananged that desk should pro vide 5,000/. for the linablimien of the debt whkdt the brothers Dudley owed blithe hank, and the two latter were a tiled managers, at a raw el 3001. per anima. The wee net in a prodets Mete at that period, bat Mr. LAW said it was raised by eampetsat persons, who it en eligible Wag, aad he and his p artner M aesea ssiZeted d that they wadi =i e ; s c p t: st harvest" by the qrseektlea. The of the ea Mom premoded s weasel wore Ism* eitiant a gendawma simmi hi ISA Thema went oat with • bee= et VAIL. and • beaten its - 7 — afi liabilities ; in 1147, the amount espembi es the oilier, had rims to 24.1375. • Mlle ham that time the prise a/ koala., sad etleareis had Mimi lendanebbsllY 3k. Maori, la his eridenen Awl Met ht yeas Jot aimed the anew% was mien, timenit he was reminded by Mr. Middleton that lettsm et hi gm woos sob. tense, written at that thee, is vita le =witted to Walter Dudley, the infeltrie : In the amuse eddies'. be ex premed himself as of animism that dime was Ode hspe of the femme ; that three use se pretense In the manage mat t end be Aram W. " esme et yaw tremseetiens were ass la assardease with ear modem of >lirdsenag." In 1847, however the endow he " deed work " by Mr. Safford was permitted to lessee ; Jim that year there was a further purism of bad, to the amount of 4,6001. ; and la 1861, when the beeksepary toast pies, th entire lose by this wllkwu apparel he lava bees eamstbiag more than 60,0001. The himitimpt exposed hi belief that • se ode ems woad yet be seellesd from this semen _eied (Immkrapla pelseed le • heavy Ism which bed aimed by the este e( - Moan 14.11113 Mae of mimed blag ea the beaks et the esillsey, at • seat of little more than - Wil-nerewss • tea, although at ems time it was wee& toes Ifs. te 16.. • ton. This sale had less effected by the amipness wader the bankrupt* There wee seat, in emeden Id* this waseire. referees trade le a " teleadly ar ragement " Mimes the imakrapt end apemen weed Hip kiss, adsek in the beak Mae time the Meg i leek pile. Hipkies hal • seamy of Mi. • yew, eat at lie time the otearrenee Just retried le leek plain he had en overdrawn aeseant at the beak te %MK There was a nestles between him end the en the day of, or day ealespient le the bealtiegtay, end sash eases weeel mewl M be pissed te the seedy of Ilipides as ultimately medelthe • ending of the beak Aar the sum of 171. The' healcrapt explained that thin was a fair trsametisa, for that tlitibad a elahe be • suss of 160 f. 'nasally, is addition m eslary abeve-onmed, ter Isaias after the two oat. Swim ii also he intents ea this unpaid amount ; he maim large Mims in she of *ammo out of Cir:; a bums 41/101. fee • bed debt from the o Mr. Rind sapremed it, so by this arrange sent, whist; the bashrept said lad been talked over sax merthe prier le hi bankruptcy, and was carried into ope ration at the last assent, Hi 's debt wes liquidated in the maser 'bens set Serb. -- Thermih;aii;riTse;;;lsed at great length on this sub ject, but meshing more satisfactory was elicited ; and sub- eminently he was ex mined at peat length by Mr. Elgie with reference to his loam by his share transactions. These were 10001. by the Alkali Cmspesay, sad speculations in the aleminghaa and Limpet Canal; 9141. by Great Weems shame; awl WA by shame in theCompam Weed, Wer. of , sad Woverhemplen hp. Thocestse the ilesurbridim bees& et Mai ra the b e ak. melded bed lea ~ sot down et hem ale at sown theemi per amens Ow yams. arm amt.* ihtithes et ; We hews wwe eneemees. but tbeappeaseme peek eras weds up try tablas area for latesese dee es la themoods of needs dMOW. Pis &Ws were essnuely worth a hash* Te she see bellyeer sa • swims. he Jaausey. IMO, the peas of the pressing hail year was pet dews at UM, whrae the hos was IMPI. The bankrupt, bowever, retard to admit that the debts wheals the aniptime adored to be " irretrievably bed," new at ail tele Ward within the meaning of that Owe& These remeined, bewever, to be amounted fur by the benktept se kw a sem than a defi ciency of 159,0004. en the Ihembeidtp beak aloes batmen 1846 and li.it. Of this assimme. sheet 11411111. (in round waimbers) was declared m be due hem We Bremsgrove bash together with sem SIAM et odor bad Mies. In ISM, 1846, and 1841, the bealumpt eppows to has used hem MOM to 'AWOL at a Pule whisk belseped W the Cared, Worcroter, awl Wolverhampton Mailuey Chne bet these some appear Os have leen repaid. The ea his own rem; drew out et the Btourbridge, beltM4l. between Wig sad 1831. egThe rate of interest &when ia the bask duri this period Tasted hem Si to 4. Ind eawhisellts maid 6 per eta, betas gee d o g t eed that duriwg **psalm :V it t st i rbe period reirmed te se banker wsM Wert ibe ry as sub es 4 per sent. smapealta lib. C. J. Warm, the parker at tr i g gge u g ly war pegs uousulank - bat eke with to bie wt usweetiens sad estate. He Aka Ow (e seifEa 1834, awl put k 2,4001 .; esedidend hiked, et that poreased a report/ to the mown eif 10,411111. Th e ant yew tarried - eattertded 4,0008. es his tab. Afterwerds drew eseAeuseif NW to per 38333,1, bit sa= m onely fa rrowed to 1,1008, Pm) tho od if his children. With retinues to the dadered swig pipe on the litesrliidge enwera, 11,0001. oe it was nide up if la een* at debts sloes deelered to be lad: he seaddemed self jollied is credit kr *kin thedebts wove set wines et "had." the " dillooldor et the lireasegawe Resit, bat Mr. ei6d said that atl would Meta ht, sad 'poke of his impecunious how the Moe engine sod rig o tter tions, which weal bring thee sowed. la leas, a shoot time Iran the brialw, virago pew te 01 ' acd Co. blo arra sate Whaled At 1111. Ibis was seas hen the atowlieldge to the lk assetrat, sad was for the purpose of panda( it iatr= oseditiou is regarded the - werdreer - Glyn red Co. =wady, a few days before the boakrapieg L over to Ulyn's 6,4001. worth of lest Loa cashire Hallway shares, although at this time be was aware of the critical position of the beak bat the shares were given on the assurance by Me. Word that be would would place the account in a geed pukka. He disapproved (be said) entirely of the annagement between I Hspinns and Mr. Raiford, by which the Wm wee sawed Interest, bonuses, and other reliable eeneldiendene. One item of 1501., which Hipkins had ressined, be keelderod belonged to the bank. It had been the habit of Kr. Rai ford to correspond regularly with this clerk, end to do acts with retinaee to business matters at Stourbrldge without his (Wragge's) knowledge. He rusty went to the beak there, and frequently had Hipkins to his private residence to consult him. Elubmquently the bankrupt admitted that hie losses on shares had been about 7,0001. ; and that he bad drawn out of the bank 14,0151. between July, 1848, and the stoppage in 1861 ; but (he said) against this meant the two items abovenamed must be set of This terminated the inquiry with relation to the Stour bridge bank ; the disclosures rel►tive to the Bromsgrove concern will, it is stated, be of a more remarkable charm , ter, the tomes there having been enormous. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1852. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Arrizay, Fla. 20. The commission wu opened here yesterday by the learned judges, Mr. Bison Alderson and Mr. Justice Crewswell,and this morning, after attending Divine genie* at Bt. Lau rence Church, took their seats in court, the former presid ing at Nisi Pries, and the latter in the Crown Court. The calendar is very light, only live prisoners, and the offences are of a light and trivial nature. For trial in the chari ei i rr a lus Court, three causes (two special juries) have been entered. _ _ Mist Pam Own.. COATIS W. HAZEIIION.—SPECIAL JURY CAS,. Thii ,:e;1;n iaaaraper at Kirkby Lonsdale, and the defendant is a young man, the eon of the landlady of the Green Dragon public-hone., in that town, and it appeared that on Good Friday, 1851, a commercial traveller for a wholesale drapery establishment in Kendal went into the Green Dragon, and in the course of conversation with the defendant, the latter said to him, Have u heard that one of our principal draper, in Kirkby • will make an amigunient before Monday night, and that there will be • shut up ?" Plaintiff had also a slop in Mantliorpe, as well as at Kirkby Lonsdale, and with reference to that the defendant said the plaintiff bad not his own name, but the name of the late occupier, over the door ; and that the creditors could not, in consequence, come at the goods there. This statement made by the de fendant got into circulation, and the plaintiff was premed by his creditors for payment of their accounts, and his busi ness, as he alleged, was considerably injured thereby. The plaintiff hisneell gave evidence on this point, and in mow examination admitted that he had frequently been in dim enlace, sad that he had once or twice tailed. Mr. Seijoent Murphy having addressed the jury for the defendant, His lordship sunizsed up, and the jury found for the plaintiff—damages one farthing. Ilia lordship refused to certify. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. _ - - . John Hoehes, 16 years ef age, was chi rged with a aeries of robberies esseinitted loon his employer, Mr. William Lawea.miestmalm liamsdraper. in Church-street, Hackney. The prememor stated that the prisoner wee apprenticed to his shout 18 meaths dace, and that he received with him a plantain OSA he. hie were hired% who of greet in the esuntry. fil e al a ever alsio nlie m= =wish outward prepeisty essinet, end nothing pNIIIIIIIIIIII te mcke doubts as to his istopity maul the prevailing afternoon, when one of the sitopmen informed witems shat he had see. the prisoner receive di F e rer the elleeelle from tire aamennt timer% • of whisk he had seaweed ha see of hi Mmes,hat &peeled the restaiedles ha his pasha. Wilma erases& the prism, to take eft hie Web. whisk he nteseted to, and was drawling me eddies ea, what • of silver dropped out from the Wit is rolled wpm de door. Witness Men asked him whit saw wear, he i s W parloieed that moraine. to which Me pessom eselly replied. "That he had only taken a staling that day,' which he produced hem his pocket and exhibited to him, but proceeded, with Militated eiteatery, to admit that he had pursued the same course of pleader for the lest twelve nonaths, du • g whisk period be had netted from two M four • day, bat ant re lle asever ealleeftei the latter ameerst. On W imetisa to as hapostion of his home the p it Ilele 'implied, and peemeded with his to his wham be Inhaled owe of his masks. ea marching which whams dimmund sewed legate 'sate sing gold. silver, ails moon to the ate aims* of 391. On is hi. impish= Obit he had robbed Hof the of the miry, the pairmer , answered that he was rely partially cares * is his maims, as • masa of essy the &sweat esmisted of the savior awed his , and the predate el the miss at heal= and merhi pocket er se to hie pleyaliews heave he lea asheet. Wither then gweeseedel M same a enpheend In his lesdroam, in widishM !ISA another bah mateining wises other pockets et moszto the unestat stonily 91. whole invesapidia the prisoeer failed to alter hril t slightest compseedie he hie deliwpiessies, and whoa mphisided with the dhows mg maw/ lie had on. tolled ups' his fries& hp h h Gewdeee. be liwelehilY ta nned he meal lee no divan in it, and that he felt w holly indiament wieldier or not it might remit La tram gartetiem Atm saiwrieg the whole of his hoard, witness at was NM be • pelleletee, and gave the prisoner into custody. The Omit was remanded. Liviapoot, Fut. 21. The only nice to-day are :—Sagar : 60 lthde. Porto Rico, at 345. 6d. to 34e. 9d. ; 10 ditto Demerara, fall rates. Jute : 260 bales, 71. be. to 11J. COTTON.—laysaross. Vim 21.—Th• sells le-day an estimated at 6,000 balm 'ad Wade 00 ]pauses, at bid. to N. ; 5100 lend, id. to remmisW, Obi* American, at 3rubalay's quotations. The mrstmit della quite steadily, prism of all kiade Wag usibasemil Ikea yesterday. Pas. 21.—The miamiansi bas bad a vary dkaavassing sad damaging AM spin the 'market The erase and yams. We bad emsamseed the week rerarkal~ tom, and under the Museum of better advice* hem India mod CW a. combined with as inseemelsvess of sesiblesse es the Cesdasstore have Joao 11 idass isms'. The sass fre water twist and Ws sad Ne male twist byre lined strambar et *min nadir ess. tmets whist' ell limp thee forge le hearly the eel et April, sad peter bite evuesei sibi aLL per le The Ihrsakes of Wash laila T beep. love ese he meet meet, at poem The beleemesse la pleded dude mad Isle "loft los alighdy beee;:el ma red=pether the swam eremed • tone eel Awe kr waft wallilease sad • Ar m he gem week less Malay eassasies. The dge w eir hes eepelit, elm the wed est of eve eelle. eel leder aft bove hue the quallikelees aserimia wee era the a Wee, awl dreg It peke me ire, mid ell pain* ode taiet• Imam Or seine the ewep at tie leap as.. tease on head, Meese boa received • theta* seek red but few sow engesresseatmor any amount have bees entered into to-day. WOOLLIN CLOT 11.—Loaue, Fes. 21.—Au °pinkie lr greareily prevailed that the price or wool would be lower ea the meat WM. Keay offebsate having this impression have beet koalas of the slosh eserket ; the Looks melee have, however,W et emouesel at lull previous tr:This bes bed she N brie*. the merchants lie do* bath, sad te•day we ban to report a little improvise's' is Use business dame. LlNEN.—Batiran Pia. U.—no ibllawing weekly wenn soda in beia drawn up by dm anatittos of the lima wade :—Morkare an likely to tonnes well araggibil. The sglwaingwdlls en at full work sad prior riessis without anis, b. *Lin beadle bong the eelliog prim for 61 to SO lea who The emend he export is =prow Blows limiss, is vestry learbeso natinue ot low Yhte 'WNW Ow bleneilleg it en is pod demand. Lower Ow dins awl adt &mar. Is dip UMW isd ear ire brit at gonins tatee, but en farm lawn briny boteso paint Dryly w rurgnand. amines dull, but baailkoreldelli serf,.. Minim of blessbed lints an generally but tie dead dull. HARDWARI I Al . ll, KIR. 21.-7TTS . d? 1111111, Is steady, it has net rallied to the attest anticipated. I mow,Wri , are the tints of year Were lip to the are. mos. TM memo of last year has pro4ess4 a remarkably eseesepasilimp imam Ulla Nommen imeences are within ear nal% awl Irma all quarters when the a,dsn were us, ustolly Yap Is UM, litiry have Min og la wet proper dem ebb parole *Mee eseapadela the mime he the two peon wig be glued to be ire mem ass ems up to a fair awe* des awl eriptios et out geode to =s Menlo the Meek. deeded Is ad apply. la oar elite beet osebale has would lam to be lease a glut he the pieseat ; w got lithe spring elide saws up te webby like so average. it is as mere VMS w be room* leatai fee Is view of wont slee lerm emmusee mei ishema• tlea. Tide le sweeber diemppet es to the abet or the great liabilibisa, viln la di psebeliglip be Semi la ths loop run to have not very materially increased our Mei.' tads. The tie-piste workers la the district an ex tremely Its. but prism Ms too low to be semenerative. Mat et joinbstoek bea r cenapsales la this neigh bolehood re held theta during the week ;in every Masao such ratable ts are disclosed as ere in dismiss of assaaeelftl mesiagament—at the Midland Bank sam4 a s &Mind of M. pm amos on the half-year, which is we belleve. to 10 pm MOW The Coventr y and Warty hire Busking Company have declared a dividend at the rats of 5 per cent. • and reports of other similar establishments are squal ly satisfactory. POULTRY, do.-Nnwoarn AND Litanuirniac, F... 21.-Oeses, 4s. Od. to 6.. Od.; Turkeys, 4a. Od. to 104. Od.; docks, Is. 9d. to 2s. 64.; tams rabbits, 1.. to le. Bd. ; wild ditto, Bd. to Is. Od. ; pigeons, 641. to 7d.; roasting pip, 4s. Od. to Os. 6d. rack ; Surrey fowls, 61. Od. to 9s. Od• ditto chickens, 4s. Od. to 6s. ; bersvdoor fowls, 3s. 6d. to 6s. per couple ; English esp. 111. to 9s. Od.; French ditto, 7s. 9d. to 115.34. per 120; frisk batter, 10d. to Is. 3d. per lb. ; sata,64.; jortridgeo, Is. 3d. te 1..6d.; d kninity fa. W. to 9t. ; - woodoooks, 25.6 d. to 45.6 d. ; pease, 1.. 9d. to 10. ; anipea,64. to 1041. ; teal, 6d. to 9d. ; wild ducks. Is. 3d. to Is. 94.; widgeon., 94. to 1.. 3d.; and plovers, 64. S. le. nub. 1 /1 . 111, FIB : 21.: 7 2AU, 4d. to 10c1 : per lb ; soles, 4d. to 25. Od. tier pair ; lobeteri, 6d. to 2aeseb; orders, 6s. to 20s. per bushel ; bloater', 11: 2d. to 15.6 d. per dozen; cod fish, 2s. to tit. each ; turbots, 6s. to 12s each ; pleioo and sprats. ls. 6d. to 2s. per bushel; fresh bet els^ ls. to la. 6d. par damn; salmon trout, Is. 4d. to ls.U. per lb. CORN.—AttooTaa. Feb. 21.—W• bad as a "bow of Wood to.day, to meta better oreattwe. The me sot veep est. ireve ; commetparatir Wee were stow, and prim reoubs etetweary. floor aoeuselly unaltered. Parley was IN lied supply, but the wed* wee sot ewe Orbit Una of law sad we mete tots es lest week There wee so Improvises+ t Wear le the or prism of YJt Oets, INuaa, and Per, to, used purpose', eon to le• (pond tor, me were Woo stl deseriptions ot gram weds. Preeset peruse: Wood, 365. to OK WWI, fla to MN. 0" 13". to 2ta. arm, Mo. to Sta. Peak als. to eie. per qr. Melt. Seed. tole 341. per buttaL Ti,... 4a. 6d. to fa. Mar, SIM. to Ha. par sac& • - - Atutsaostr. Feb. 21.—Our market this isy yes plea- Weals supplied arttli wend every deeerlptkia, bet there wee Manad= last , rade prices unaltered. Wheat, per bid et bere " Vro lIL 101. Buhr. par qr., 17e. to Sk. 10100, HS. tO it& 17e. to Sao Per, lA. to Um. SAME, Feb. 21.—Our market Ls firm, at last week's prism BIDIOILD, Feb. 21.—Our market te-day was arm at last week's prima for every artialo of sera. Comma la lair wpm at ha last week's prises. Baawica, Feb. 21.--Our fannies bore &t inward a OW supply of gna tooday. 'Wok was awed eta aid la. pox qz. Woo loft week's varroaor. BIANDrwiD, Feb. 21.—A geed alleadanee, and we von stderstely supplied Intik Mbest. pea maples made led week's prism Wilke tab*" mu ism* edam wll. Mew nualweel is who. Red* woe eke weareeely eneellee. awl there wee Me dewden Rasa lee week Mewls pris . adman & Qtedadkeee.d Orli twee la domed, had week a UMW mete reeenvil new end Per ateiweed were elkwaw, Inis w =eed periperw. end Om swipe the Wm Is beer et the . Wheat. ia. le tie Morten fie. to U. Old., lee. is 211 e. Wm et. to Ms. Tits. les. le Ns, lagat, flaa. to Haw qr. Kali; ea. M. le Te. Id. par WOW Itser. kW is lb. pee auk. BOSTON Fob. 21.—Wit lave - bad show Wbeat et mask. t t o-oa', and Us Wilms ewe Ins at fully Wednesday's rates. Ws lave wallop to , aaset la the galas of Oats. assn. la goad demand. at Weinsolsylt pins. Waist, rod. lan to Oa ; mies * 4to us etts. ass" ain to MIL Oats. Nn. to Ws. - CAIIIRIDOZ, Fab. 21.—Onr market to-day was Ili daat tor smithies, with a ItrUlt rle. Mimi. rod, Ws. to Hai ebbs, 4110. &trig, no. to Sta. Dm" Its. to No. Per, ti. to 30s. Oat% 170. to 200. yet qr. - - Cimm••a•r, Feb. 21.—We had • dull market and • Malmo*, a•d Was from M. to M. lower. Wirt, brown. are. to 4's • tt„ Ito. to 410 WWI, Us. to M. Oats, 10s. to 201. Id. illottio, Us. Poo" SOL Caniumn, Feb. 21,-The supply of grain about an ma amass at this days market. The dammed root sad la me se la sso:es a mall edema was obtained. The asoditise et 0 hest was rather batter tkaa last week. Wheat, asw aad eld, IS.. lid. to 17.. dd. ; red, sew sad old, lbs. to ldh Barley, sew sad old, IS.. to 1 la. Oats, potato. 7s. ed. to la ed. ; GOMM% Gs. id. to 7a. ed. Courawrza, Feb. 2l.—The supply of Wheat and 1 litadsy alrust; the pekes realised were tally equal to last week. I Baer was Is. dearer. Pre were Ores at late rates. The quantity edema Wield wee wry Wed. Exam, Feb. 2i.--Wo have had a moderate supply of Weals era& dSI OM Am ..ile k boo alsak, our millers airs sot *SW Is Out silo as soil massy thes week as tali, but there ass ilwrllfiso es soil e l lbaumos to mil at la* sod therafx• we WIN Ito =Mid urbisot abboottaa trona loat west What Intle tarty/ ass rsid rodlaid Pam Won as lon wok. Oats wars tars dome, as maw Yam ouslog as. Gwvoart . is, Fib 21.—There woo a moderato supply of SW* WY* ft ons market tha du; sal amen boring *own M illosillno So perry dear of I& par gr. .yea loot milk Iwo lona volooonl e aprino *Will* The *gabs tor lb wigs boo Soft ladosg, a few Nall was on mai ted prior =wawgrisag Shaw Way Is Ind will *la la Sim deno la a* owssigra GAMS* *Waft 1 aim SY Wpm ot MI pram Is Oslo bot NO* poollog. Vi* *alma .mans on. par qr. would bo alooliorol• brera look waling I*. SI 1,0/6; &Wog, 4 ; 1.111. Oradratrozo, Feb. 21.—Then wm a very large market at Mph asa widower a disposittoa wee dam to to a .rarat rasa from loot wark's rum sr drahooky wee rapeei,aeed in tram mels, Mims • largo qs•atlty Awed hand. Dorloy. lc For or. lower. Whoa; red, 40• ; whale, Ha. to 31a. Harty, :la to Ha. N. O•to, to Us. Pay Ws. to SM. HSWORD, Feb. 21.—There ram a g ood odourl ess* Propro , who seamed pho Pl dan Oak radoso sample es Prom rather moue lorwastie Istheirmi• as oompbo at Wheat mime Palmy won a t amikka ram at its anal hp tho ciao weraltor to a mom Par" rod itsy rads Om miliradort Prat Pram wombats rraposil a erawarairs of btly la. par op. as Whisk pi Pa IMO ow optag mos Ito Pow tolls man Noy oraek ; owmpraraloa doh Pa moooloolo at torrad, ems amain, day pr waist to Ni Ps* Walm Eldora e o Pp sada the PPP hem oar boor Iramorshoo oat to l= impotent bras* et thole Pods Whore. pe Pap la. to So. lbselay, 44.1•S•11114 ~rap, Ps Nit ft P. Ow, P. 7d. to lb. NI. Boor. Se. U. to Oa. fL; Ittrolga. ta. N. to P. id. Para to id. to Is. ed. ; whim Milers P. id. to Is. HIRTFON.D, Fib. 21.—The market Os-olay was fairly 'a pall PP Wheat ; semis Irma. et lay se mash nosey. Batley in ire; ilimelpalera owls ralwr Minor ye lan than Pt weak. MI% Poe. rd laßlyri viie as 'me new. . . no r / Kamm., Fib. 21.—Atarket thin morning them ens a moil imply at WM Mod emd Oata. Ix the tomer there vales. The true advaneed id. par stoat, with a A X =im= is Wiwi; Masa& IN load of 20 dome. pear 100. is I per lulaureza, Feb. 21.—At our market to-day there was only a medl sepoli of Wheat, for which last week's prime were ',Amoy lelBrLMiami the tura cheaper. Beam rather dearer. Wheel. fla pa drab. beam, 16s. to 19s. Oatmeal, 265. 6d. M Ma. per SWIM Mattomea. Psb. 21.—W• bare bad • dull trade daring uee deaf. "Moat say dedied oirdlisa Y yds. Trade to. sky stady. Theedli aloe shalt atiosselso night la made la rends qualities of Whoa awl nor. Oa dipsaillaa la de Mb is sot oda {Wetly paved to mem say aluradsoarmarry be the qacestiuss of oar Pot. Odor audio Maas at be. prim Poona priers . Wheat, pr toad et Ms., ebbe. Oa dd. te rot. •— to Se fr. Id. Padap, bead at Ms., Ils. fd. Is. Od. Or; par of LW* destati, sad Sae Irish. 7a U. Is Is. N. t i aldOeddal toad fa M. to is. ad. less,, per er.at NM. =sk M. . to SO.; tick Ila M. to SA. MA pate tsp. I" Ns. to Os.; Ins wands. Old to ffs. Prod pit Ila su L fer4 i vlise sad aloe boilers, Sea. to 3fa Floor. per ask et sad In di, Ins, M. to Us.; 11141.141111.2 e Issassisidd, teats. od.; WM, sad whites, nth todoable exam errisses. fad to Ids.. PINCEI, lasiudlag soak, Ws. se M r N. odoms. par bad et sermaa, Model sad it lid to Us. MAlsmoßoook Fa. E. —A moderate attecasse• of boa Wimp pl riMsw e sad • tak =Of of WO. at. The tow sappleswan la Imam/ lad Olt preview yaw. but Wo nt, awls min• 4 • dna= 4 Si. WI 10. pr sr Miler of woritesaW Is WE die. wog wwwwir die Mt liras tut .arbor - t WormsliYa all plain • PSI sok. awl Mbar I foam Mtg. ailikin:i ma pm Is awn Wound, sad as Ws dm& Slaw Ns. lbartry, Ps. ft Ws. Oslo, 17. to lb. Bork Ws. le Pow Ws. to 3uo. It^ No. to 3.5. Malt, Sr.. to OIL par qr. Yolsbes, 4s. Id. to W. pr PAW. ham, 29A. to 31s. pot each. liswasssawaros-Turs, Feb. 21.—The weather dam he has lass Wry sad trusty. We base low trassudsws 11: 111" sissig pis dwelt( las west; whets &dr of either %Swat et Awn Imo Isis sMidsd hie loss areernery r gabs& tea redeedra tor ghoul vs segisstlosly. At ewe =AM Ms swift Z6T4C Yitdte g - midd= l 7l " or Ardor: a :ors =Mt loomido ontloolos wad Ems Middy d km Maio* Nerbik red Wheat toss bold br 451. 631t5.. Wawa proontallo. aid Womb red of Slaw NM slowly at 435. 111111 a ass,' trosislisos cermersd. the arrivals of lbw brae arrelld Se aim{ sal the Wall prim ea Yobs boo Wed Is sishrutle, as our Won" prim, very PM M . • fir ho* Jo agottootol Woo. Imo OM too wry We- Cha i r lOW= Mime Wilmot Os dem Mita ma Mid der mok, Imo sit sbminsils ; • hip sorties of the wend !ma = L bw boded reds tl sdqysiteltass tbo eery l. l= . tonsured u. leer As& P. Is Mid Sir Si. sat dtiealt r saris sad flee Mak. Weird a Yelp d Oath W von lito whole tie media dolled Mk 'Mao poi Wylie, Ms sadists Ms weak sze Ina* esedwies, 1,381 gra i beef alt. nye, easitylar. 1. ass 1.144. Oats. 1.41. Pe MI lorolipa.lo. Bear, moonrise. S. ram, 1.1141 NAL NIWYOWY (Lux es goms), la. 21.—Wheat mid from dm to Ma per qr. 1ta10y.1110.16 Deo leo. to 140. Bens, 325. to Ns. has, 31s. rats. Iftwar, sta pa irk. • - Noawicar, Feb. 21.—nm was a fur supply of Moat offsd at sr sarket flea day by Se Stews • kw oily la print ardor, sway Is inetebaderidUaL pesnlikemikti seller w pie wire= maw ails Isms bit • nyete l l a rT squib of lard Ms erl psarileft ti Lai Deft salsa amp nise-bialag ant le Mad byelr paps la Ole Wait of smell Seam le be Sus Ni saes win dime to met& le Irk Sus We eall Ides mit* tbe wee as Ist sok with lisle Wag w Weds The asaltar, Salt SS .M aw wlatarlf. Ms Me a Ibis tat w die emit et inlet Ort bw b. tbsibta. bat NIS par beds" It brie se mares NM nab Seabed irtia. Nov ma a lair ails f.0.b.. at prbe dolkelelliat Isis was • del NS et b. par qt. lat. aseey. Sim see la mai ilessd, rat sr Saw le Sim Teta = a tit sm entr Sibs& sheitear iish Ott ee sze i Noircesius. 11•1). 21.—We are areMismoly SS rat Ira% Ni kr seed seissiee at beiblebeet i i: P rA Se raise mak re mislebrit la/War see se beam eine smi melt law lel site is eye. and 1. seal OW a WS bars Pseassoaocrom, Feb. 22.—The quantity c4f Wheat Wer ke, Mee Noisy wee lama sad there bass woe illiwadtlea to Oar, low wee% pier wow weeny or • mama oofigy .0 going awe. am/ raft belays at Met wedee prim. Psairowew, 21.—Tha Ink kr Wheat was mom what aall at ow switit t.tsy. awl die day wade were In tome gam ea mew lama Barley moved of ellealy, Wore ream* to etude or ill Mlle sewed. la caw pi eiteratlea. Faun= W Feb. 21.—The arriwils ••• maimpertant. Sian Nis dwp he Wads la all la Ns twasehes lw• rated ask with wa • ilsow prime @Mos. Owe it we yea trwiske is the port at Mew is pew Ides or supplies *en tea farmers la this ftelst whose mell, awl at aerCer• Saiwips teelap 'Mont last • lbse esY at NA Om No Ina axis& Iftelp li pee bushal bum !Isar als sate at cur fasielisesen ig . Ihtsm sone, awl Is pat at susses NM. Ows Wag Yu Ow. Mani M. pat bed. sad Mimi, attractive Ms salmism, hay* easlikel Of last nownwsp. RIIADINO, lA. 2l.—We bad a file 'goxy whist anglia w b.ry dumbly per . dew; Imre Oa dm, lowver. nemildire bet svikitr's earreney elestimml wirettedny. Itithey trade hed u downward tn. Teri with Ls. pet qr. lower. Haute end Pew without alwallua. of WA hem L Illepood. end the tern la tumour of borers. ll♦/FRO* 'WILIAM Feb. 21.—Wh..t market dull. mad loner Ma r e p liii zam lalmers, 46e. per . pogrt. Booloy, otolttog. obeyer. Ito. to Ills.; no. tO flo. Pam us. loom M.; M. 0010. IN. to Its. or. . 214. to prof. - - - - 811APTISBUST Fab. 91.—Tions wit rather • small o ff er of Must at Mt sins. Mk matakoh, art the ie. la melt im proved by the de a[ weathse MM. tabs ty law toad dentha, we de sot iliskprtess were so OMNI es week and the trade void loimstiem Trasar2ply ef bselsr. Oft. amall is proval sulleteet kr the raqulsemmts Veda sod piens may noted to Is. pat gp. sissass. Oils of goad gray lo dimasid. Baur sad per may to mail OS NMI e• hist Wit Wbase. SM. to Sts. beaky, Ma. le Sas. OM, Da. le 338. beam le Ste. Pres, Sus. to IS.. Ms. Is Ma. Usk 3W. to NM ma qp. Vetches. Is ad. to la par Wad. Her, Soo to eta per auk. Bmaawasuai, Fab. fn.—Them was a fur supply of Whist. Barley, sad Oats KUM day's samket. Yaw WM.' and Oats Mae wee a seed &mad at het wash's prima barley to. per gr. lower, sad all add. Waluarimonn, Fab. 21.—Thia anorning's market was well attanki, sod folly emptied ere Mint, whisk was in better tooditiom Ikse mesa fak Isle fire danutplime, but in some is. saner artaamies of la per fie. vas oalmielse Isy key" es the whets brims. Was el dam IS Mil the ame terse se ea Neurday la., instre aillileat he la Camel.TM trade we. sot 7 1. 7 1.4 . and aim erase Ably M INA% flltZi an Ise sese a rm. Cher wash, were kitty Mere was • ot PM mei% swim. Wbestnt i . "l tO toll.. Batley, ltiar its. Oats, lls. to 21s. Poses. pit. to ass. has. Jts. ark. Best Ms. to 311 s. 3411, 325. to Seth per or. Vetches, Y. 6d. to ts. per bash& Maur. 29.. to 31e. par Wok Winona/gm, Fob. 21.—Our istarkot this morning was well stemad asit ada supplied with Wheat The millers sated with one la mbar pershooe. sad the trade was rather dull, without etty ousidde eilisehea la pekes, bet the tarn was in Omni, 01 the Uwe. TM dissr of 'NW assapies was stores, sad, there being • halt hel ow Nosy. last week's prism trete sporte4. Ia el loYer t wen. lota • link men ins dam es et late rasa Wit mad Meer ware asustaally las mma Present pram . IS.. r 445.; red, Ms. to 411 s. Swim 23e. to S.L. Outs, elite. Its. le NM; Madr. Unto Ms. Boma 308. to Ms. rem SIM le Wk. Ike, lea te Sta. leak Ha to eft. per qr. Veichee, WAIL a as. pwr WI& Ma; ie perseek. Wooten, Feb. 21.—Tit supply of grain today is not large. Wheat comes it latter samilike, and tioneront makes 1s par qr. we mew. Oak sad IMO see eke dearer, via., Oats 1.1., and Beans Ia per qr. Mal, Itodokok. r • le.; extra, 43e. per qr.; red, ma.** vela ; SEIM 41 6 010 abt to too. per waves. beana, 325. to 31e. ; Us. per qr. - - - Feb. 21.—Our market was well supplied with Wheat, bat rather higher prime were ebtidoed. Barley, s. per quarter lower, but we had non demand for all qualities. slate, per qr. cheaper. !Issas tM tarn dearer. Pao sialbtalaed their rem Yoax, Feb. 21.—We have en avenge quantity of Wbsd at mantel to-day, *kWh Ye net a Weedy sale at hat waded prices. Marley Wow ea* at as. per sr. leas money. la Data, Beam &e., so attendee. Wheat, white, ale. to 44.. per imoerial qr.; red, 41e. to 43.. lerley, raittiag, Us to Ills ; arioausg, to 37a. Malt, 111 a. to 344. Oats 10d. to lead. per stare of lilts. Flour. 30a. to 33.. per awl of Naito. Maus, Feb. 20.—W0 bad a small 'supply of farmers' Wiest see of lads, We dog. Tim was rather a better Sealing Is Whom. Milt mod of it Tardier primer Is ale ales net WAIT theitew, Ye Y grimillog Ibingra uslostlea el ad. pre bind was , b- M Tim Ira aYe awl/ of Oats. 7r Man Realities tedelrbel *NM prism Mgr reireh e ally dipriss• rpm wiry dell, wed wire owe Ms = . 6 m ot aloft H . per lieL was isew COAL. P.b 20.—W0 cannot revert any appearance of the renewal of au vity On briokitol la the Weds. We hate Tory low aided. from *Weed. The rwelpeo et hese oda, Oats moo' c 4, WWI era la dew eamitlty, ee aelersio. tee - add*/ he the week being—Wheat, 471 1d.., at Ile. St. to Its. r 4 or wt.; Barley. t,g7 Mo. at I Is. to lb let per larL; Oaea, 6,073 beta., at ite. Id. to IW. wie O a ts The wane or Ow ► ll of psis io fully moth lAN& kw Nell we ed. paw bet. Warw. With .Sort steam of priso hedge t 0,,, end dw noe.ardval eappUre trete dead. Mins en way B ; ett *we le but hull Imam ewe* r die MN* ad ado. pardon eely se Welt wens wow pet them Wigwag Pella Odeon We. dd. per band ; w We pedinwai edieL dertspOdia bemoans, winders te edam Mee. We haw ne tmeentiene el asp keyenewebeaelies Oa% übs. owing Ferber to He widow Ikon Ifineltihne. IS.. rather Wiwi to it.. way ni who. Web re, beenreer, alter ow viotatlOSO et Wet week. The Flow Veda r wry dell. wd Whew pinewood, la mall droUtiee, sad w Ode nine wont dews& metre thew to. Meet el then e• mired Ihnowlees ea the ciewkwel the Me ode.., we net le be In We metre es per. WWien henna dope le sewn Bum fide.= end Ineedetty that Maw ege weekeleplet. LAM Ogre die Wier new pen. to, le Ihnlemil la tee estreny end the snide Width Ilea week • rill WWI: maw to dtellm la the early part of the week, boaewr, ems win did take dew. We quota the ammo Tales of the beet Oats% 7L fa. id. to W. le. per We. Woesiteonn, Feb. 21.—Our receipts of grain from the estaatry hare somewhat titles of this weal, but from Maud the ar rivals en good. The trodit Ms ruled very dull, led; bayou and sags brigs squally ludiagessil Is Badaeria. Supple' at Wsmew lag's ta was very swell; tredi saner of Mart were sought after T ait week% rates, Bat sub diMealty was ea perieated angle leerier parcels. The doittery of Barley ecada eis very sooty, sad we sots so theme be le sows. Oats : Bum amples or vibe are unite es ear as last wok, hut ell other dsearlptleas sae pis bud. TM dams' kr Wks Om Is rIL ass. =l b e tie Iresille Inas at Mini ohs limbs= elm through Oa week, mitA Ow nut be wwisi pi bong lower. Flour qullogestit at a deißae of 191. be la pie wk. Imports =Ms week: Wheat, 4,490 va; Win Orrik 9.09.1: Flour, 70 Lepers. this week: Barley, t 9, Osta, 4,760; Flour, 1,000 oats; Ostaesel, 700 setts. KIRKCALDY, Feb. 21.—Tho fleet part of the week was wet sad stormy, hat slam Toesday we have had a continuance of dry, fr. sty weather, which has greatly improved the ct-Ert.tioa of amis. At oar country markets this week we had more limited supplies of ell dreriptime of grain. Wheat ma Oats met a goo.. destane at last k's earnasy. Barley was readily taken off, at prime la tansy of the seller, Hera, today. welted lair supplies of Wheat and Oats, which barely supported last week's rate.. barley wee to abort supply, sad met a credit sale, at rather over last week's petals Wheat. Hs. 411 s. per of per qr. Barley , t , o Hs. 24e. to 211 s. Oats, to Us. 6d. Oatmeal. of Halls. 36a. CATTLE, &e.—NORTHAYeTON FAIR, Feb. 21. —We bed a good supply at thla lair on Saturday, with a Ready improve. mist fa piece thruet the day foe store Beata all tweed., Here =rDesase, rod .mlas 'Alas freely at from MX. to I ; wets front N. to 7*, seth, eaeordieg to age and quality. Mash and twat!' Come, although good in quality, roosted in prime kora U. Pa EL per head, sad sassy were left tuuci.d. The Bone fair was rep. with Bolas nlitable young animals, ter which there was a good . The beet eon llorres =aria SO gainer end, while rueful awie for Wade purposes were la good &mad at isproAeg pries. RASIOCA —at Pawn* February 19, from . ... /tarrat-oo.dravt —et Graveseed, February 22, Item WY. &time —at Gramm February 14 trout at oraelos—se Greenest& Feb. 21, front ...... c 1 1, 34 1°° ": TO. 01,1 A —at Holten, February 18, fr0m........ .. . . Teem -at Hun, Feb. N. from Wee% Teree—at °remind, Feb. 22, WNW/ —al Gravesend, Yob. 21, lan ......... SHIPPING INTELLIGANCE. Praaa war aarameadista, Oa . aldpplag Oamtlie," awl " Lloyd'. Mg CASUALTIES, Aurora (Port, schr Shanghai to Macso i4 went on shore en • rock off Pinghoi, Dee. 20th, and wu taken possession of and stripped by the natives; crew saved.— Hong Kong, Dec. 30. Austerlits, of Boston, Day, from San Francisco to Calcutta, was abandoned in Nov., in lat 20 N., lon. 159 E., totally disrnasted ; crew saved.—Hong Kong, Dee. 30. Coralie, Perrho, from Bayonne to Buenas Ayres, which got aground on the English Bank, 14th Dec., was Boated off, and taken into Monte Video.—Paris, Feb. 21. SEABORNE MAILS. dentlies that Om malls are sent from the General Port-onler I the Mem—eon M be the mornieg—tiometelt. hiihtialght-aed M by the aeornieg--Oespatch. - ----- - - - --- ;amities' taanotne ...... N.W. (Mule „r„. .. Cloudleps-lv , : • Mne wain made up !ram what -- - - COUNTIMEL ta Onseral Push Poet When THIS DAY, Nooe Mos Inucloa. despatched. due. Ceara el Wing. Mreneth of triad. Mate of the WeaVr. --.- E. Gentle &tem Fine. 11=4&stymied N Peb.27...„...—.. Liverpool.... Fah. 23 Ualted Maim The returns f rog the following pieces did not reach tab paskoM JO pa, /4...„„.....„, tmeepsot Math 2 ease in time for publication on Saturday : they therefore usernaihyll.statempall starch 3 inatlateptoe indicate the Mate ed the weather en Yriday morning It Shim i Wen °seem ...11 Itta of Um rata Plymente ... Muth 3 ob. o'clock. Oneadsia• N lethetteth Mmes. Omer A•iglan ..... .............11 • ally Dew Deity Lwow' lt Calm Partied, Caw Snail .M 9th of the .. me;;II; IMalleageptos. Mareb IS PlLThaae I N.N.E. I Strongfireme I Fran eamesAyres IS eth ef the am* Mane 10 awae aligleals(Ma Chagres)ll Sedal/thef Mei" Sea Feb. i 0 -ape of Good i110pe.„...N lithe( the Mardi 8 .brunasuloopie • N 7Ml7thalthet Dever ......... Feb.3o BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ceetral Aaterise M gehealhhefenellth Feb. 20 ;hamlet Wee thin ... ..11 17th of the mega tea g• runes ki N T. 2. mu, Dear ........ 'T wo ,h, ATEMAR.-Feb. 18, at Cargos-villas, Kilburn, Mrs. J. C. C. Amur, iireme..... N 7th171627th0f terea thaw ...-... Feb. 30 ul • daughter. deaden .... .11 Tieselay It Friday Lurks ITese.,Oet atopr.—Feb. 19, at Oreen.court, CanVntitary, the with of R. N. donated ......- ..... SI Weirs. Si gazer. landau.., reloe.Thu Croft. Eq.. a • daughter. Itaegwer . ....... It Ma elf the mesa yea ad DUNCAN.-Feb. 16, at Clucenntreet, Edinburgh, Km Manual, , imbued . ......„ -..M et N Twin daily Tender's daughter. India (via fleuChateptili Mk at the Ismaili Arrived edge (via Manelllui N 8111161theif mina Dew .-...- Memo 3 0011.0. -Feb. 17, at Buceleueb-street, Olugow, Mn. J. W. 6.- lisditirrerala(vis dotal. of a daughter. imptim N pied the mach Arrived MILOS Alf.-Feb.ll, at lierkeleyequare, Mu. 11. St John 11, 41111 , , dt:01081 ) _9 MARRY Weeleath Omer ........ Watch 2 of a daughter. Sulu N gig ef the mesa awassualsecillereh 2 MURRAY.- Feb, 19, at liandeworth Rectory, StaCordalure, tl 0 eVe nadetra N 9011 et the month eleatlmmphaa. Maas IS of the Rev. G. W. Murray, of • eon. gage " t ti i rettem= Deur ... .. Feb, 28 11.100.-Veb. 19, at Cheater-place, Ilycle-parknquare, the s.. rfl. Wag Esq., of •Stoebter. Naples. N ithllthlgthed um Ulmer ....„.. March 2 --' e s p a i 'w o e ..... pi 2 2 2,22a31ma. N ee ., rash 2 YOUNG.-mkt 22, at Adelaide, South Australia, the le:, oto rountaula II 70•1/04/thernme Southampton. Feb. IS Eatelleue/ W. , Meaty L F. Tenn, of a molt Pare.-..... ....... ... 11 17th of the magi goethemploa. Pis. 2 • Timms* _.. . 411 7 N 1302StIofniat Deer ... .. Mari* 2 ItARKIM3IIB. wen Melee ld 17th ef the swath nostkamp . t " .M. reb. to Wen ladles tempt Ita . CATOR-lIALLIII.-Ireb. 19, at St. Paul's, Knight/braise, to the Tama. aa4 Name) YMa of the swath coorhaureo..• Meech a - Rim LM. Mang. J. F. Caton. Ku. Cepa It A.. shied *on °' " 4 ' _____ MARRIAGES. CATOR—HALLIII.—Teb. 19, at St. Paul's, Knightsbridge. lw Ito 1t... E. D. 'Doling, J. F. Cator, Esq., Capt. It A., elikat akin 01 Cot Cato; FLA., to Julia Maria Mame, only surviving daughter of H. Hallam, Esq., of Wiltomeremank CIFOLMELEY—WAT.—Feb. IS, at Esebworth. Sum/, by the Her. C. It Kenna',RN Wear of Carapden, Olnueritershire, Capt. 11. P. Chnlmoley, H.11.M 27th Pool. to Georgians Millicent, yetnatll ' daughter of the late Rev. L. Way, of Manstedperk, Saws. CUNLIFTE —FIAMPSON.—Petb. IS, at Caventlahatreet Merl , Maacheater, by the Nee. K. Halley, MG., J. titillate, lii, to Prance, Anne, duskier of J. Ilaropow, Evq., Platt Cotsiltr Mahatma. DENMAN —HOPL—Peb. 19, at St. Michael's Aigburth, neat pool, by the Hon. aad Rev. L. W. Denan, Moor of WoOnnecat the Hon.°. Daman, WA, Fellow of m Thrill College. Cronin:W. (meta surviving awe/ Lord Denman, to Charlotte, 91.9 &vete of the late E. Hope, Eq., of Liverpool. DEWAR-11A118AY.—Tab. 1/1, at Crnughtce, by the Re , . J 04r: Fteetur of Edam aad Hony, Prebendary ol Linco:n. W. W. s' Dewar, Em., youngest tree of the late tar J. Dewar. Chid Jour. of Hambay, to Philippa Marta, only daughter of the la!! 3. T. Mammy, liaq., of Dismare-park, Gaon, Croughten. Nor'' smptonshire. PAM E—LIDDELL.—Peb. 18, at Dundwatmet, Gleseow, by Os' !!‘' D. Mr. J. Pane, Greenock Pate& k to Agues, M.S."' of the late Mr. A. Liddell, Glasgow. HATO—RUSSELL—Feb. 19, at Trinity March, Cotter Chel•et, j th . e . R: 7, .Btr a C t . u L le igh ..th too, Eaq , .. b a i ;n ,. of to th; .l, l ate Ire•. daughter of the late a. IL RUaleij, Eft., FLIT LC. H. • Ito mulls to woo sountnes iairiud sso oultwo)01 • NINA mist •So llarwlGa •ERIVID. Anna liwaterre -at Gravesend, February 20, from Franria Arnms-st Gramead. February tt, troes..... ..... .......... -Bowes Ames -at Oravemed, Feersary <l, from ktutterdwa Anerv-at Crammed. February 2 3. from Mauritius Lea-at llolybearl, February 20, from Port Nue Arum-at gunrunners, February 19, from 'brans Beirrem-at couthavapton, February 20, from Alexandria Bum:us-et Gravesend, February 2s, from Odema Curs -at Grumman, February 92, from Cots Curwas Mal lIILDS—at Crammed, February 32, Iran Ilemburg Duna-at Bummed. February 32, from Amsterdam gsmaratas-at Quesmthera, Februmv 19, I-re Mauritius Custom. -at Inignmoutb, February 19, nom Charleston Roots-st Onemead, February 22, from Calcutta Faso. Aum-at Gummed, February 21, trues Denmark Vasusaine-st rimmed, February 21, km Aalborg Fr.ouna rw a rr ow-at Crammed, February 11, truce St leavarra 014•7111—at - Oravessod, Telmer, A, Iron Rotterdam Hoarmsym-al Baited, February 12, from Bayonne Hume -at Onimered. Towbar, 11, from Denmark Hsu* blaata -st Orevemd. Pio. 32, from Emden If museum -at Gram m& Delavery 32, ham... Frame Hausa-at Crammed. Fulreley as., tram 61,., !DONA —it UTIIIISIOD4, reinary 11, from Chriadaudadt ylDIFATIO1111!IX-elt I. l lailimiloini. February 19, he - Callao i API-at lAA. Fob. ii. 1116... .... .: ..... ..... .... ........ JOHN Masan -at GAMMA. Iftbitiary H. Lau atlas Jana Tows - at Orassecsa vittio N27 , l7 21, 1am........... China KWIM I'M CAROLUSI-St OMMIMMI. elik 11. Ira &lbw LANIMMINA -at Orlasolm, Mew, 19, team Maude Luta • at Gravesend, 141= is ta t.7 11:a . llarloncea LOAD RAIDIIMS-M Oft 'A, tram Valsaralao Loos muds -at Cirsesand, 9J, from Muncie! NAST ANN -11, OM= Miran from St. Michael's NIIMONAAT-114 GM rihnory 22, frees Ilsantias Maas AN.. -at Grams/. Marty 91, from Madras Maar 1 atnea-aa Om . rabrvary It, tram Pateralturg Mer4--at Isimestly, Merry 19, facia Galata Maasitaill Mk Mililvas7 20, hoss Museum N•MIUMAL -ft hem Illivasy IS, from Paraiba NuarsasMe-OHMaismak Wiwisi U, teas lit. Michael% °cum -it Hissismmi. Mary 1111. .frosa Nanny mousse-a Orsoirod, Maw, 11. pas Iteditertionet Punissa-et limmed. Felmvaqlll, trots oMsall Qs sal me mot issai er -ii2 Gismosil. lasbesary It, tron Vosise BAsuilerst Edam" lia/fflasy If, tees ............."-Odena DEATHS. lIUNGATE. —Feb. ie, air W. A. Elongate, Bart, R.N.. Ira 6 ~• KEBE...:Feb. 19, at De Beeavoir.teint, langsland, Mr. W. he" . MORGIAN„—Feb. !!, it Cheater.etpum, J. W. T 4 - 9;;;iaii., 64 1 3 E LL, gmt 30 : — PALM P.R.—Fat. 20, at Upprr Woburn.plare, TAO , / ‘tL-S , /ar's P.lnabeth, rellet of the late U. Palmer, Ewq., aged u 2. PIM:SE—Feb. It, Arthur Matthew, third win of Mr. FL ric•-.oo' Cbapelwtreet, Edgeware.roadolged 20 months. PROPiElL—Fitb. 19, at 019nAeld httill'ort , Prosser, EM., lilted Lawrence-lane, Cheamide, 8111711.—Pob. 19, at Goichoote, sear &mated-op-Avon, hatith E" . beak, wits of O. T. Bizulth. Esq. Printed est pabliebed by WILLIAM Al.. ii/.1.11e, Of be. S. 1 ,02 ,.... 6 611°. Argot, is the Clay at aloe . at tht °tree. ,b tam et.est. In the point of Wltitettirs.—Moxper. ilsanter I 8•ILID. A nr _t mi idisek February 11, he ............................................. A.Aul Ira lAgerreslBl:4par,,,,ye4raMl7l2, tot° .......................... ........ AIMS Y parr- Ism Asses -from 1111= Manisa 119, t 0............. ...... ......frin * Li Amami-Sam Aim Powsu,-froas Oardlik February 19, to NCR yurit Lamb-hem Dial, February 19, to ......ibinere Asman-lkzeir - Gas Plymouth, February 19, te.........litarerneas Bassmoave-from Deal, February 19, to .. ~.. ..., ....,...,. Berrien MERCNANT-from Plymouth, Fermat" 111, is . - . 7,4 BIUTISN QAM3I-from Portsmouth, February Po, tio,„jj;, l lisavoeon -from Swann*, February 20, to Foam Siosus-hate Liverpool, February 11, to ..... . ........... .Ilse Martha Bonn um February ii, to Wu Janeiro Gornsem-bom Gravesend, February 21, to .... ........... Celms CT•0117.11N1 Gravesend, February 12, to .. . ..... ......... ...Kobe* OnaLeelleMll-from Gravesend, February 11, to ___ H ou Ku .., 0101111-419 M Liverpool. Follnlm, 21 , to ... ....... - .... A IeAQ CIMIONSA4DINM Liverpool, February 21, to .............., ..... ot nm , Cass-Orem Liverpool, February 21, to bus. * Oakum as Mama -beat Liverpool, rebury 94 to lllatams ODIMINCIAL -from Deal, Feb, uary 20, te......... ...... Carm.„ o . Gairscarm-from Falmouth, February 19 tre ....Camaro* CATNINIIIfrOM Greenock, February 19, to____ ....... y r ,,,,0 . , Diaaoroa-from Brabant, Feb. 19, to Calso lhaus-from Greenock, February 19, to DANDY-from Grimsby, February 20, to ...bar D,,N,,,,._rroat Liverpool. February 21, to.. -- . ....Aireaadra Mame, or Lamers& -true Liverpool, February 11, 1e..11. Jamas RUDA* -from Gravesend, February 21, to ....... Savo Baca-from Liverpool, F.broary 21, to ............ ...„____y e k. t . Euemeavir -bora leriaham, Febrile:, 19, to LAot Emmet/ TEDIMM-from Oreevock, February 19, te......thee *a YUMA -NM Umenock, February 19, to __ ...p.,,,, FANI-4,001 Leith, February 19, to " "' Ch o Famosoas -from Leith, February 19, to C nri otke e Foam ea-from Plymouth, February 10, to Pao:sm. I.; Primooart-trom Grommered. Feb. 22, to .. - .... ....... hotter YAINLIN-AfIVOI Of•VIAtOd, February 21, to . ............... Ilion VANNT-frora Liverpool, February al, to ....... ...........halumore ['ammo-from Liverpool, February 21, to . ...llantoOka GAVNTLON-from Greenock, V. bruary 19, to.. .....„ Geserrnm-from Liverpool, February It, to. Mee Gembetro-from Liverpool, February 11, te.-.... .......... Lamm, Garramos -from Brutal, February 21, to . Dori-from inutham, February IS, to ll or= limos-front Liverpoui. February 11, to ..„„, At roman Illabas -from Liver_ poo „l February 11, t 0................. ...... Trinidad Isessuit -from Cards', February 19, to ...... .....--....ormaa hie-from Liverpool, February 21, to Baboim Imam-from Liverpool, February 21. to itto Lasso loe-from Live rpool , February 21, tu , ha Freamto leotamobottom -from Liverpool. February 21, to ~ 9 :may Jae. Nomura-horn liverptot, Feb. 21, to foes* Dowses-from Liverpool, February 21, to Carapsool Jteenive -from Llrerpool, February 21, to Nabs JAPAN -frll Gravesend, &Muer, 21, to 114:11,A, INIELAW-from Liverpool, February 21, to Korona -from Liverpool, February 21, to .....«. Ke w fen Lam therm-trim Mahout, February 19, to.-- Cartbssera Laze Batms-hem Deal, February le, to Lamm-from Liverpool, February 21, to Portuirom Laos' Sameenurs-from Liverpool, February 21, to _ . Gsr Lopata-tram Liverpool. Fetwoary 2 , , to helper,. La , as CAlsroeu. - trona Unroof, Ibromyll, to Charken Manta-boa Liverpool, February 21 ta ....... %isas Mealiosii-fray Liverpool. February 21, to Ceratanumpi Menmerrut-trean Liverpool, February 21, to WAIT UAWKS- bas Graveeend, February 21, to WWI 164 vinassols-has Greenock, February 19, to Annan amount-from Liverpool, February 21, to Bertram New Gararie -from Liverpool, February 21, to. t reeit SOllleali-from Liverpool. February 21, to Apalech.ode Novo-from Liverpool, February 41, to.-- ........ - lierause Oarearr -trona Newry. February 19, t 0..—...-..... ...... --LIU Ones -from Bashers, Pub. 19, to Nes Panes Dvasea-from Firmware, February lA, to. Anima Puou Gasertu-from Swansea. February ;A, to Cub Paoraeroa-from Gravesend, February 11, to .Jetnuce ELOWItt -from Liverpool, February 11, to Liam tau. Seurivrea-trcen Liverpool. Feb. 91, to Genoa MIWITWILDS-from Liverpool, February 21. to Portlaad Bay, ILL% Itrarasmatiae- from Gravesend, February 21, to -.X Game Boum -ITOOII Deal, Feb. 20, to Um Bonner -trona Falmouth. February 19 to scaly Liam-from Southampton , February 201. to Almada dULTWI -from Cada", February 19, to Linea irruption-tram Bristol, February 21, to Afram Sousupos -tam Leith, P.O. 19, to - -- -Abadan STWllaTillr -OM Plymouth. February 20, to _.Debora Senn tam-fromGravesend, February 21, to --... Home haw Ste It. Pau-from Gravesend, February 11, to ......HWUM TWIIIIIMI -trees Brinier, February 19, to Grose Tame-from Cardi ff , February 19, to Traumata CA/MX-from Liverpail, Felemsey 21, to Babe Tem Obiaanaa-froco Liverpool, rearm, 11, t0........8arba05s Uisivaux-trom Liverpool, February 21. lo . - ........Ben Teak UNDAVNTID-troak Liverpool. February IL to - . Valperabri Varga-tress Liverpool, Febnury IL t 0....„. leyal VIM/WA-tram Liverpool, February ii, to Vicruala -from Greepock, February 19, t 0... Lam Virus-front Portsmouth, February 20, to Mikis WALTILS -tiVe PlyWlolll4, February 2,', to .......-- Liehre Woitoota-bas bitatol, February 2t, to ....Aim VBSSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cbleftain (Endliah berque), Irmo Lesion for Sydney, ha. It, Ist 1 N., lon. 23 V/. Comet L isbon. (briganUat), Londe!, from Newport for reillnoo, Feb. ; off Euphrates, for Jamaica, Feb. 14, Ist. 47.34, Do. 1.11 W. Elisabeth (Eaglish ship), of Liverpool, Feb.l6, lat. 48 N., ion. Flora, of Bremen, for eitudiago. Feb 13, lat. 48.39, 100 6.14 W. Waimea (barque), from Cakutta for London. Dec. 27, lat. 23.47 lon. 5.57 W. George Delius (13temea brig), from Bremen for Newport, Feb.ll, M. 32.40 N., lon. 3 E. Lydia (kV, at Newcastle, from Alexandria, Feb. 6, lat. 42 1 1 1„1.1a. 14 W. Mary Lyon, from London for Cadiz, Feb. is ht. 47.10 N, 7.26 W. MaryAM; (ship), from Tah.e Bay for London., Fob. 16, lat. 46.43 N, 11.7 W. Oriental Queen (ship), Jan. 13, from Loudon fur the Mauritian, o. 1.11 N los. 1 9 .!. 3W. Corsa (brig), of Arbroath, from the Danuhr, Jas. :, off Gilts. getcheiets (English torque), from Calcutta for lAmdon, 66 t..gya Dm IV, lat. SS &, Loa. SI E. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, Fie. 23, 1532. The State of the Weather at each of the following plate' it Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stat.ous in arranged in order of latitude. Nur ai rms. wans wind. °l K t y Bt.a• of Wee,et ?LWOW= weeeeeeeee. E. Gentle Reuse nee foot N. Celan Overesit Easorron N. Geetee Revere Modica SAJITIMOS N. Gentle Breese Cloudier seernienreor N.E. Gentle Breese Future Itaiamesra rensiutsee GREENWICH Cain Cleudlcee Snoop 4,10. or. 3xcarrna :mamas tausone ...