The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-13 00:00:00

anelsolltiorMly the merest you speed the peete of the wewilly a loot sepentian ef the heel.' tub Melt place. Ido roar lewewher that be the j F ipa seetweverey ef 1846, wag see ea the peeesetiss side that eneollqUillet— wo all adwitted dist thew rmaterfly be • ow eibeibl=hrt of : s he beige taie—bee we mid that It: while would esse a reighT ili er 4 liF and ble b" "11 l laterote at Mew (lbw, hear.) N. Ebbe mach that was ' pothered en both aides, as the roe* of the lOW ram if dre_ pried, did net weer. Meer, how). llut allow as to my OW letaib thee wee them peeMWM bee occulted. (Che rs.) No imelease, the arm OS the bower rmpus -0 Mote tend wn.estimably that bee Neweved (ditto Weis 'tot loodierde), I admit—sad it is with watiegueil that I admit it—that the latareriai popelatisa of have net seared, hat that, en the ealessy. their bee .otowried. (ReamM ebossieg.) Est who ow wow seer .4 what wesid haw bees the condition ef the labouring ea et Elogisad if the DAM acempeti lam eith them cm tie gert et the Irish labourer lead , matured ? (Hear, beer) You must remember that that hoe hoppesed gime 1816 with regard to Ireland whit Y sever hammed be:ore—sod which I sincerely bepe may never happen again—end by which that saws es II : lang people of England has been not only miti gate ~ hut removed—l refer to the emigration which has 'mode. eil the population of Ireland by millions. I admit, Om, hat the papa of England have not suifi.reci, as we • thou .ht they wenid suffer, from the drain of gold collie -Igoat :ea free imports. (Laughter.) Why, did my friend who . +ugh, foresee that which Sir Robert Peel himself did mit 0 .cease -that within two mars after the repeal of the awn owe, the greatest discovery since the days of Columbus and 'ones Weald have occurred, and that the precious stet.., which had been treasured sod hoerd..l up in Europe flan rementioa to generation, would have ponied in in Reel simotitins as to change the value of sheer every Men islity ? (Load cheers.) Who could femme ball (Cls re.) It is a well•lnown fact that last your boa Orbs i came to us from America went theme* sr an ii . 2 11, a sieve. But for this circulates'', yen weld has.• pear as great as you bad at • ham Ledell. .IVII . yes bed failures scarcely less in sweat. Mew) i Lin , teal alone lost six milliene—(loud cheers)—bat aft Into !creme et providence, aa I may well all it, saved pe% end 'he seasegmsee of this discovery has been, not on 4 to mit .ate, but it has a tendency still more to mitigate and Met se the result of the measures of 1546. A . ELECTOR—Whet will you do with paper money ? Ph.. DISRAELI—If my friend will tell me what he memo. I will endeavour to answer him, but I suppose he is like the onsatey banks, end wean unrestricted MUM. (Cii ..1 • 0•41 laughter.) TM., however, I beg to inform him that bee Majesty's government are not going to rni ••••• a measure which will entitle it to his confidence. A with ) Now, gentlemen, I hope I have laid be v..ll clearly, without equivontion, what are the int. Mob!. mid what is the policy of her Majesty's mit • :.n. The policy of her Majesty's ministers is to o justice to the lend, to bring in measures of red .s tor all those great producing interests which are suet nue lenience now alnint universally recognised. It is ii r belief that the beast way, so far ea the agricultural hit, • •-st is concerned, would be to adopt that Diode which ten ,ee has recommended, and which we think only preju dici and passion oppose. (" Hear, hear," and loud cheer ing.) Rut if the country will not have recourse to those mu.. dial measures, we bow to their decision ; and though we , •ay net, as ministers, still, as members of parliament, we .. ill labour in other measures of redeem, and though in opt uutios wiU exert ourselves to the utmost to obtain thine eoultervailimg and compensating regulations which justice demands. (Chien.) And I warn you again if you force the whole system of your taxation to be revised, you wiU find that though the means of redress for the agricultural interests should be discovered and obtained, you will obtain them by a far more costly Fr • . es than that which our .policy, our immediate policy, rei• .uniends. Now, gentlemen, perhaps you will penult me 0 make one or two observations, and they shall be but bit. f, on the position ef the present ministry with reference to r.irliament and with reference to the people. There sect.is, I thick, very artfully devised and circulated—there free.i.s to be a rumour about that her Majesty's ministers shrink from appealing to tiie people. I take this opportu tidy of giving to that rumour the flattest contradiction. (('h ere.) I feel, gentlemen, as all of you would feel, con aid, , stile delicacy an speaking of an act which only can be brought about by the exercise of the prerogative of the Sovereign, and which it appears to me to be indecorous and Ind,cent toepeak of as an act to be recommended or be tarried into effect by any body of men. But if I do allude to nineties of • dissolution of parliament, it is only because they have been distinctly referred to by the most eminent statesmen of the day, and beaus. I know well, that if to day I speak without the complaint frankness I shall be liable to imputations which I know to be unjust. And, the, , fore, again expressing the regret with which I treat a sub wet of so much delicacy. I trust to your good feeling and to tee rood sense of the community to hold me harmless. (11e.ir, hear.) Ocntleinen, when Lord John Russell very suddenly quitted office, or rather when be announced to the Home of Commies that he mama to be a minister, it appears upon We own confession that he called his cull, agues together the following siesing, and after con. Adios they came to the deswersetion that it was incurable* is the rimiest Mae of the estuary and of Europe to nosumwed liar Melody to Eloadve parliament. tinder then elememberee we sesseedied to power, and it is knewa and admitted by all that it wee totally im pos-ible that when we did sonseed to power, that it was totally impossible we could feminism& a dhoolation of par liament sake the space of, at lead. two months. Such was the herbs of public business-0o Mutiny Bill not having peasel, the l i talies not having bees voted, it was totally e! jnseDiy aeknowledget by _ell, th at no dierintion bald tele plea lentil tea mots bat allspord. Linnet believe oho meow which bas reathed we Way that Lard Ma Rowell is abut te impugn tho samba et ber Maniere goverament be s ue they have net disseived. er are est popered to reemeweed, as ineesdisee direhrion of pa:brew& Ow the whiner who, on the point of oputties ease, sennesess to the Hewn ef Commas that be the OM NMI Or the country sad of Ilangs, he did set esnoider that be was justified ta wasnavadiai • dim • littn=lleierst, and who gees he theZ b and Lwi Dolby es bb sesserw—is b be cam new Wm nand an my noble Mead end him to do that act which earrooNag to the eyries of Lord John Renal himself wawa have lees Warms and hem petheat I. the pawl state of the eseatty ad of Eur,ps I (Cheem.) But we are_ ast vie to die of on the &daisies ef Lord Joha ReweL 1 ley, then, without lissitstion„ that we we pub* pmspered to face him or say ale elm b i l e. Se eseary. (Drat cheeriag.) Only let the esentey holly teedareemil what they will low by ear litilreft_tbs some et palsy fee which we an jig= MI WOOS WO em OM we we lea isediately to be to adept if pedlentese is diesived and meet again (Ala II miler at pieb= s hellre July, and yea sonjedgo peal, well be a mend in tha easel& of Jgb), menumber that te eribr rese ba l id 'usury et we imeesa Mew the pee* ef will bore te web* to eine b' Moss. Ten ere be ant of dekeeee Ike par own ass" and all pwtles an spent in the uplift that same wwwww fee thee should brrellately be elapsed. (Nor beer.) if pisliewest be at cow embed demit arrain to us Outmode that we have selected te NAM that *pert. ant duty. floe is a great—to parbeele In the Eleof Ode enemy in Weir ef whew le m.. ) The overt of the sameadeneee ea the rues of Overt of Chnesery war UM en the tab ef We lease at des warerneweent et the ardew-a apart peopeed by the swot weineet lawyers, owirod by tore welerst lamb= et re Ileum of Cemmene—see Mt I n ga a Ergs. sad the saw • dielleguideed ef my ova the Preslibed 44 the Deena M ad = I rommales; that the recumeembeiblee el that embeise we ef a meat .easy alweaster, w i If oweiod Mae Whet en the bask UM eld mon ef fi g leek boo t e etremed of the ef would be he own. (Meer. hear) I ennamber the re elsrmenialbes of the ommaimalan we so awareey that the n:e i rew at w laseter's_ellur t whisk Imo hoon es Wag be MI tentent of the it peal* woad ewe to eoimi l s eel a Ms4tr i l leh s.."..ribee igsa leftro memuy bill or »y momendelith e thee awnimien. I anneenee le you, IMMO reserve, OW 11 b the Westin ef her Mileatre pawl absonaieW 11 eel era that nonewery essormend elm Clear beer.) Del ehowve this, if puellient ie mew me Mowery edam Caws haw.) =armoury orbs mut he given up. I , de sot to impose this dissolution if we bake it het -dowered the wet which pa pay for it. Is 84. Al lem snob to Mum thowegh the inewheonee of Mr. ILA war.. Mee newhise le the sew t I oda berme en war it that her bee Wefts die we bleed to pusesel with the la tw the Welloarshise. wont elk Album. I semeaace also, with awfsedtg, that It le the laterion bee Mairoty's i cas idet emeetnent te Clisiwith OW en d s. ee. (bleb 1 1 shall take d euelisel impetigo* of et:24 di e what we bowl to de with the whisk wOl then be frifileol , and the we arks win phase and welify_the ef the people. Nut you nonast haw thie 1M of If - parlament is abashed. I howeiblenel to a gent tinier berm within the kW het. sighe—thet lees nod highesa me. I base read tirades sleet weeielered begun, het I shell leave resuscitated begun te able *dr numeral with the amalgamated engboore. (Mew end lareghese.) Conalent myself that a Ms we hew al best resolved le do oar Wrest fee 012 of the wentry—l shall hal thee wsewelewmase s oft amill atlaty will at leer sears us ilhe wigthey of the day. ( I am OW rhea e tl i tri si Sile A a al . the head ear eambleleellw Mbieullheddimse be the lamb of lie erwrifir b l e r wee Memel 1m fro puma Imam in per el fer int ieb he mew Mb. (Neer, =pi a..., argil via hap that ~weer may be dr bee brie gramsmant. whet we Yaw nth`n will at betels worse al lempseeto mil hopeed mum I hewers Wm* hew bees sue easets, we have endleaverted to de ear is our eserry, to war sem t%emtl le we OM. boa gnaw= was sheered at the awe ef this Menem) Dr. LIB Idl aid sepeemed Marna lowernlie to free trade, on ef Me malirg e. and the gymslip- Wm and_powled essoying eat ef peeee_peleagiea Mr. BAMMT, a Womb fastio, allied what wee the bleasies ef bow Modwlre goweierse Ida rospiat to the surs4aws 1 Ma. lierailibel teld Ms whet he redid% sad It mast to this, OW V the peogb deremded a web law he would ghe it them ea they weeded bee tomb a l ° woll• •• • Sl••••• 11 o._ (A be V gh4 _ M. wasted te braw aim lithe red lea. geallema weekbeive the dean the gooloollowd do balm t sal etwhoollio kink& to Mow ion alllllds IS I oad. above oil. whether bowed' pew web the asperation il ea olt mai Oils, to is to illo sway With 0100 obasaloes Ms I Poor.) THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1852. lab interftgenct. PREROGATIVE COURT. —YENTERDAT. BANDA Do. Uomommriev. B NZ AND ANOTHIN V. BANNATTNI AND OVUM. A report of the farts of this tediesestary cause has slimed, peared. The Ce ap ost, is jest this imesig, sell the rely swedes hsin it as te the wrier of Hid if deemedmes et the Um be demi h the is we, dated , the l A ith el Mimi, The histrumest, wail hml the diastwee of the sad the stlestatiss of ewe Mame. wee la the leadwritiog of Mrs llesaatyse, the leststees nether. la oeselkriag the tedismay of the whams as to Mmitty, the emit weet Mew is Mad the hose se doe vide ell led esemed Mama d evised. dote the all iusl the peeled whoa the Mews., were Aphid die validity of the Subsume wen the peseremptim of law and proved prior sad eslereksest amewsimem of wind. Env* all con sidered= Mob fan ONI den abet, It wee of 'Oaks that the widows ht sopped ef the wet The ob. fralme s sateesl me. The of wep ear coodast ea the pest of bb the pew attre wise, the seemegmeat et Me memieep emeweie, the demesere deeds, ered emisit wilt lib - tesammes, Memo timed miermst efeesisti sademeseeeest, sithewebent steams emenhast about lliiee dm the imenweestels= cleorip retrudded the peeemplies Is law, and the fact that he was alsiggil Med when he esseMed this will. The court prestressed Me the validity of the will. In decreeing probate, however, It would allow the seate out of the estate. - a Des dem the Varlet Aberdeen e. Cartwright," has been on eines eleven Vele& this morning, and has not yet (seveste'sloek) beet leseglit to a termination. The cense is a reaseset Oren the het amine i the reel Denies in be suit an wßight lies. Lord Ward sad lli4V Glynn. Venue mien oflarge 'statists the hoods of ILlyrefaked sad Dudley, is this esenty, and this aides it as dishwaidne the riht to small nese of land, MNM ins had as awe, w h ich jets late lied Ward's Iftgirl Ilferf 4 7. The stoat vane of the lend, taking bate esneinessos inisseale beneath its aortae', is said not to "need WM ; setwitbinsitieg this, however, se tenor tga ta c t is its neseades deemed 011 snout of its son, that the sone et litigates will, In en ity, amount to two or three thousand pounds; the some sisty or seventy witaemr, all of whom wen lsere wing the whole of last arises, when the parties refused to accept Mr. Justice Erle's seggsation of a traverse to Gloucester. I , or the plaintiff, - 11 r. Whiteley, Q.C., Mr. Keating, Q.C., and Mr. Whitman; for the defendant, Mr. Alex ander, Q.C., Mr. &dent Ann, and Mr. Pigpen. In the matter of aa indictment against a perms seated Grimes and his wife, resident at Lichfield, for having eon fined and harshly treated for years a young man of weak intellect and infirm health,.as soon as the special jury were sworn to try, Mr. Kettle, on behalf of the prosecution, inti mated that no evidence would be offered in support of it. The affair had excited great interest in consequence of the extraordinary revelations of brutality detailed at the time of the discovery of the alleged offence. This prosecution was a traverse from the city sessions at Lichfield. The defendant is manager of a bank in that city, and father of the young men ; the female defendant is hie mother-in-law. Mr. Kettle declared that he had taken upon himself the responsibility of offering no evidence in support of the prosecution, from a considera tion of the position of the parties (the prosecutor and de fend rot being father and sou), and tho painful circum stances that must necessarily attend such an inquiry. Mr. Serjeant Allen, for the defendants, said, without the comae which Mr. Kettle bad taken upon himself the re sponsibility of pursuing, he wished it to be distinctly under stood that his clients were ready to meet the fullest inquiry on the subject of this charge, to remote any impres sion that the defendants had hod anything to do with stfill+tbe proceedings in connexion with the prosseaties, as t seem from the position of the parties interests& A or verdict of Nut Guilty was then recorded. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Charles Clifford was charged with having attempted to obtain 161. from the London Joint Stock Ilank fraudulently. Mr. Clarkson, who appeared for the banking establish ment, said the charge was one of a most serious and unusual description. In 1847, Mr. Clifford became a depositor and customer to the London Joint.; Stock Link. In 1850, his account :wu balanced, and there remained a balance of 61. 6d. in his favour. Some time ago he drew a cheque for 121., to meet which there was no more than the 6s. W., but by some accident that cheque was unfortunately paid. It seemed that the success in ithat attempt encouraged the pri soner to the recent transaction. When the establishment bad found that upon the former occasion the prisoner had overdrawn his account, they wrote to him upon the subject, and it was a singular circumstance that the very letter which was transmitted to him was found in his pocket. Of that communication he took no notice, but on Wednesday . . or Thursday week his pass - book , which had been until tbit time in h is possession, was presented at the London Joint Stock Bank, and under the date on the credit aide appeared, but not in the writing of any person in the bank, " cash 601.," width constitaes4 a forgery. On Thursday afternoon, la female, who was believed to be the prisoner's wife, pre seated at the counter a cheque far 151. The clerks turned to the pass-book, and saw for the first time the entry of the 601. The female refused at first to give the addrees of the puma whose messenger she was, and wham she acknow ledged to be her husband, but when she Asa that she should be detained in custody, she no kers hesitated. The state of poverty in which the family of they/beam was found by the officer, as well as all the eircumilmens imam diately connected with the offence, afforded the strongest grounds fir the present grave accusation. The son of a professional gentleman who resides in Moor gate-street, said—l saw the prisoner in m lather's cham bers in the forenoon of Thursday week. l ie had had busi ness with my father, and he handed to me this book (the prisoner's pase-book), and asked me to leave it for him at the London Joint-Stock Bank. I took it at once to the Bank, and left it there. The father of the first witness said the prisoner called on him on the 4th instant, and after some conversation, the prisoner said "Oh, by-the-bye, will you allow your boy, or your son, " I don't know which, "to leave this pass-book at the L ondon Joint Stock Bank for me ?" 1 said certainly, and called my son, and said to him, James, take this pass book for Mr. Clifford to the London Joint Stock Bank. Fennell (of the City Detective Force) said-1 was sent for yesterday to the London Joint Stock Bank, and saw a female In the manager's room. I was shown a cheque. purporting to be for 151., drawn by Charles Cli ff ord in favour of Mr. Hut, and dated llth March. In conse quence of what she said I went with her in a cab towards Orange-road, Bermondsey. When we got a little distance beyond London-bridge I told her that it I did not find Mr. Clifford . at home I should have to bring her back. As we were going down Duke-street, leading to Tooley-street, she recognised Mr. Clifford, standing with his back against • house, four or five houses down the street, five minutes' walk from the bank. She pointed him out to me, and got out of the cab and ran up to him, and I called him aside and told him I was a police officer, and that I wanted him to go to the bank with me about the 1.51. cheque he had sent his wife with, and that ho had overdrawn his account. He said, " That is wrong. I'll go with you and see Mr. Pollard." Ho and I then got into the cab and drove to the bank, and his wife went home. In the chairman's room, in answer to Mr. Foster, who asked him, first, if he had received a letter from the bank, the prisoner said he had, and ho produced the letter statiag to him that he had overdrawn his sceount. Mr. Foster then asked him if he thought that letter not worth his attention. Ile made some complaint about hav ing received the letter in the way ho did, and said the rea son was that he and his brother were not on terms. He was asked respecting the 601. which was entered in the (yaw book. When had the book been returned to the bank ? He replied about last Friday. The chairman asked by whom ? To which he replied by the lad who had been first called as a witness. He also said that he had paid in the money himself, but that he could not speak as to the clerk to whom he had paid it. Upon being asked when he had paid it in, he said that would require a little recollection. He apparently took time to recollect, but gave no an swer. He was then given into Tity charge, sad I took him to the station-house. This morning I saw him at ten o'clock at the Bow-lane station house. Thain, another detective officer, was with me. The prisoner said, addressing Thain, "I am charged with forgery." Nothing at all had been said to him about forgery either by the chairman at the bank, or me, or any other person. Ha added, " I paid him the 601. myself. If I had sent any one doe he might not have paid it in, but I took it myself, and lam safe." I then asked him when he had paid it in, and he said on the Ist of October. Mr Clarkson—Did you _ g_o to his house ? Witness—l went to the house of a person named East, in which he lodges on the second floor. His family, which consists of his wife and six children, appear to be in the greatest poverty. The prisoner said he wished to bo remanded for a few days, ss ho did not think he would be justified in making Its defenee without professional advice. The greater part, he said,of the statement just made was not true, and he had waves drawn anything which ho had not ample metes to feet. _ The prisoner was then remanded ti:l Monday. Ths Lord Mayor hu received 21. from Mr. John Low, for ths Mohair* fund. GUILDHALL. Leon Joseph A erincks, laceman and silk mercer, of Great Portland-place, 'was placed at the bar before Alderman Challis, for further examination on the charge of obtain ing under false pretences a large quantity of goods on credit, within three months of his bankruptcy, with intent to defraud his creditors. At the request of the counsel for the prosecution, and by the consent of the prisoner, this ease was further remanded for the investigation pending in the Court of Bankruptcy to be completed, and to allow the prisoner time to make out some accounts hitherto omitted. BrGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British penurious in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 9th March, 1862, Is 20s. 41d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 24c Bd. eager, the produce of the but Indies, 18e. Old. The average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 19s. 101 d. - - BRISTOL, MARCH 12. Suasn.—The market has been steady, and the few fresh lots of West India brought forward this week have been taken freely at about former rates but the quantity die posed of is small—not exceeding 2 .10 hhds.—owing to the shortness of the supply at market,. the stocks in first hands are now nearly exhausted. For Ilauritius there continua to be a good demand from the refiners, and about MOO mats have found buyers this week, at full ratm,_. La hats we are still without transactions to report. The mama market is exceedingly steady, with a good dammed fir sll descriptions of manufactured goods. Rest is excessively dull, and the transaction, ohm our last report are verylintited. LIVERPOOL. MARCH 12. The sales to-day aro Sugar: 250 bags Senates, 38e. Coffee: 30 bags Native Ceylon 40s. ; 10 Wes. Plantation ditto, 48e, Rios: 60 MILS Carolina, 16s. to 16s. 6d. (bond). Cntsh : 900 packages, 235. Jute : 1,200 bales, N. 15s. for conoWni 40 121.7 e. Gd. for very good. Logwood : 25 tons 3t. Dossinsis. N. 10s. COTTON.—Lrvisrooc, 12.—The steady and eonstaat deasead dna the begiaalsg of the year by which the us& law harassed their desks pvehalsb se the ei t en t of 60,000 brio, was !e swam or kW - le Wm; our exten sive presalibea la a pawn sad restlag , plees. The great point he the athithradsa of those of us who were actively ;:itracoadaselog the details 1/1 SO cellos transactions gthee, wet, It what sexton Ibis execesive buying would ewe. The moderate sad gradual advance in price, ed as ne ear evonsato lately have been by a gr il eed im l ug te of trade, owed to ra y apprehension and exalted no alarm, Came what it Accordingly, the Val ay sialinned with full ap to Saturday Int. In this way, tharahre, although we sepal a Ca and quiet week, we "mot npott 4 retrograde movement in prime to a greater extent than ed. per lb. on Orneriest', and so much on India while long stapled of all kinds, including Brazils, &a Islands, and Egythms are without change. Perhaps we are somewhat under chick, from the political state of things, fearing that a disoolutkm of parliament might in some measure disturb I our proceed . The committee of brokers quote fair Uplands at 6 ~ Mobile at old., and Orleans at 6td. 2,010 American, 4F 0 Burst, 870 Egyptian, 20 Bahia, and 1,860 Pernans are ',porta to hare been taken on 'peculation ; aid 2,38 0 Ansernean, 460 Surat, 130 Madras, and 1,240 Per nem, for export. Sales for the week, 66,900 bales. - - -- . MANCIINITIII, MARCH 12.—The recent heavy operations in this market, taken in connexion with the more subdued action of the oottoe market, have, within the last day or two, produced a more subdued tone in this. No diminu tion in the firmness of prices of yarns an as yet be notice.' ; yet inclining to convictions, arising from what has actually and to what may appear, we are inclined to ellen- Cr i :t d. pren a ler active business fora while. It may be other wise, still the appearances indicate somewhat conclusively no incenses of stock is—nor can it be owing to the contracts in the caves of execution—yet perceptible. Generally, therefore, the trade is, as stated, leas active. HOSIERY. LElCiatalt, March 12.—W0 have had MOW bolero la the market this week, sad their purchases indicate thet the Wm haelma is sightly hare -e& The delsy ed the Arne , dam eadtheedasthall wars se lwar thaw/ the mu .1 period thin MOM prevers the lOW NINO el 11114111MIllt being given upon alp*, gab at remit The hewer Ma travel trent thin chetskt en so dem etheally they. Weds masts widiont intestine. TIM siethilithele; hat UM three& ham been: Wearied this week, ta the klabea by the mamma trim tiL to Gd. per W. CORN.—Clariutaroan March 11—There was a small imply or whim at sisdrs ht.dq ; baron mewl with pest caution, std when hisser mei mks rather Sew mew wan takes, 4.4. to it/ 4te..; while. Oh le Ns. Parley rather lower. , pas without couch smelee. nem in favour of buyers. COVINTIIT, March 12.—There has been gond show of simples 1.414,5 ad every description of grain was deli for rather less isossy. ,wst and Barley of prime qualities met a steady ask. Oats ma the turn lower. Old Beans ocettnue very scarce, sod bess 12s. to 14. per torsi new, Its. to 12s. Loroour, March 12.J—Wo had • good supply of Wheat front war limas today, and a fair bailors was done at la decline. • *ow at Daziry, with a dull trade, at Is decline. A fair de ntist/sr Oats at trills lore money ilwe was given this day ..'might. Very law 800 Owing, and prim niniaaL Wheat, red„ Sas. to 41s. • ilia% 445. to 475. Barley, SW 32a. Oats, 19s. In M. Bei* $114.1•32a. _ __ _ _ _ laindsms. Meth 12.—At Ads day's market am Was a SEW easadere al ale lades dr mast et beim la wry ((Wheat was, la seasegmes. say lasaware, led t eiders sired Waft Is the raw email ea Teselq. Per Thar there were ammo firrile" midis bine net, hereever, bid se mach buiree. silos rain tilt q u r geed Ina quality. la Baby sad /Iql a. allendea. Ileam, at vitae pup ▪ sr toe wpm are ellerba, malleas at previous rates. Mb awl Omasek spas wry leillea l Merldr &Meshy sup ' portal lair who. baba Om, ea ths err sold as rather crier large dr triAtiag Wart he be wend awes as red eases serleed la geed maditima lave wade fall , rsee, T tli=aeosall at aa= " 1:1 4 11 to.4ey for ant s,IS pats. A aorta lay o u t hkh dl t : realms mast stabs weds ehedered with euatlesstal options ae to • Wm aft led garelreire. ardwAs Iron the eth te the 113 ; h Mardi halasive ids lalerpool :—Wbsee, 4,1.17 qrs.; henry, 13 Melt. isto; or; 4,a11a aye, St ; 131; balsa Cara, 112 ; Oaassel, I,lleseas Ther, WO awls awl 4,322 hernia BOUTRAMPTON, Warsh 12.—Ilisrs was only a moderate supply et Wirt lodic yet the trade Med very dial, tad =all below mes are; heldera havareer, were dra, sad weal wa 'her ear gasladcas et kg week. Seel Maria illemead, sad nasal llea parsi. Is 'Mar anwiptiosi sot oath drag. The eas swa ti e rla iiie Oats aid Dessa. Mn whirl. the demand la very dream. Ram • doll vela Wowassasa, Mara 12.-A change of wind has now brouOt ell oar mode mut aced a largo seimply Of all grain. In the Moms Wow Wheat rondo folly Is. per quarter, boa this to what is an hamill, granary samples are posealy thie telorlioL Irmisy Wm declined fully far swathe with a tobeolis S. Oats and shelliug are steady. Bros se Orr. Oiler ankles as Whys The quotation are - Wheat, per qr. of 161 b. le dr Ewa, and Kent, new, red, Ms. to (4a; Ids.; now,, lithe, 45a. to lia.; extra, 30a. Norfolk and nett tote r 01,1198. 415.; extra, 43e.; new, white, ; 40e. to 416.; Wm, Mo.; Liastiebir• and Cambridgeshire, new red, 37a. to 415.; sal% Ps.; new with, Va. to 4h.; extra, 465.; York shire, new, red, 376. to Os.; extra, 41e.; new, white, Sea to 435.; extra, 44e.; Dental and Konleburgh, white, el& to 46a.; extra, 441 e. Lower nab Hamburgh, rod, 395. to 41x.; extra, 45a. ; Mediter ranean, red, U.. to 37a.; extre, 38e.; old English, 37e. to 41e. white, 47.. Darkly, per quarter Imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk, ; 235. to 31..; tato., Ste. ; Lincoleshire end Yorkshire, NW to 31e.; extra, 315.; Smack, 27.. od. to 30e. 0a; extra, 315.; Beans, per qr. 631 b. to the bushel, small, One, 31s. to 34a.; ticks, 31a. to 31s. ; foreign, 21.1. to 30s. Oats, per stone, meal , ing, new, 9;d. to 101 d.; kaUng, lOd. to 1 1 ; foreign, St to 9,d.; Shelling, per load of 2611 b., 23.. to 265. Malt, per load of 6 boatels, 37e. to 395. Peso, per qr. Map., blue and white hollers, 235. to 29a.; saw., 30a.; grey and feed, 26.. to 27e.; extra, Vie. to per lootlingthh, 211. to 227.; foreign, 211. to 23/. Lamed, per imperial qr., 43.. to 40s. Imports during the week : Wheat, 19,194 qrs. Barley, 3,733. Cate, 991. Deans, 1,360. Pew, 220. Shelling, 100. CATTLE, &c.—Exwria, March 12.—There wu a large qesetite of etrek driven la this 1110111*6 Sad the sale generally was rot brisk. Peer cannot be Quoted et mare than Ts. 9d. per snore, the beet; inferior, 7s. 6d. Cows and Calves were &beet the same as last week. harreners fetched from U. to as. per more. bleep were not much cheaper than hit week, bat the sak wu dull. Prime waiters, id. to did.; ewer, 44d. Weld. per lb. Item was a very large supply of Pork aresaM this niarning, at prams ranging from 66. 6d. to Ts. par MOIR ' ' ' Yogic, Mush 11.—A fair .apply of fat beef, well bought up from 3s. to Su Id. per stone. Also a fair supply of lean bents, and midst a duds ism in price. There was a moderate sup ply ofdhasp, wltke costa pretty good demand, and sold from Sid. to ad. - . GLAB4OII, March 12.—There were 820 Cattle and 1,270 Sheep at yeeterdars market. Sales of the former were Mow, and prices a Made lower lot all descriptions, while a good many did not find purchasers. The best quality brought from 42a. 61 to 445.; cur. rent, from Ses. to 400. per cwt. The supply of Sheep being more than equal to the demand, former rate were not maintained, and some lota also remained oneold. Hest trodden, NI. per lb.; woad quality, from 41d. toad. W. Haworth and R. Haworth, Ouwaldtwials, Lareashire, mann*. tumid washing crystals. W. and J. Haywood, Brod-lane, City, merchants. IL MOM sag T. Hanky, Chester, wine merelumte. 11. limbist old Beargeria. Woolwich, builders. W. islanosal W B. Whitworth, Aslitoa.under.Lyne, Lancashire, sesawass J. 8. hawk mai W. lbs. Usion.phos, Lambeth. contracto rs . T. Jenkins . , lesashavess, woollen drapers. W. B. llasimo, mg W. Baker, Broughton 14111 nm Works, ksa malskstanas. as Iss as 'studs W. Baker. I. Missal A. Liwarml. mei maks. J. Maga mad N. Dsweildrs.mews West, PortlancLplsoe, R Om C. Belitainla ad W. B. towkark, Ittgent.streat, goldrolths. J. B. Bdissmi. A. Botilloas, gad IR. A. Itobissas, killasa, Poplar, en . gineera. E. Tew, W. H. Leatham, and E. A. Lestham, Wakedeld and Pool,. *set. Yorkshire, bankers, m tar as regard' W. 11. Leatimm. C. A. Weiby and J. Wood, Nottingham, attorneys. W. F. Wheeler and E. Perkins, Paternoster.row, City, trlc,:. stationers. Sarah Wilson and Elizabeth Dawson, Hartlepool, Durham, straw bonnet makers. Mr. DISILAILI-1 boo peat *mow hi s t=isos et Do hos. rodismaa. Whoa Li Wood so kW Meer& • VIMISINO • ••V they wM give doe sad rosposital Miss to Do Mows a Coosasios—awar heor)—boi Ide oat Wok I woad b: probes to thif Mows et Ormiaos that Maw ibis hind amid 'Uwe maim With saved Os the shordotiata Awaiilos IOA ho man explicit. I Milt dims orossaa dosses= Is dais ; 1 4tits: Z . "' Troll Irthaw km we hind tho DO bo wadi lore the bass with Os proe esamkasesy Mr. BAR m RT..—Owrisialy ; old be hobnail that shoos isoi of t we C lve of kb brother fame wome of the arm *aka. (riss of " No, as," rad isderraidiss.) Rs amid say pritively that under tbs punt 'onion she beam were ass tree is use their who (Clisees.) Mr. Marty hardy asked is sosselosiso whether tie Oslo boa. palls. Kr. farther quoins,* bin. Kr. DISIA mid it war rather iworeft their rela tive poskisak hr Do show to rail as the eadOo to ask qaestisos. And Do doers mid lossiMer whisk this re• Idaho Alba emboli the attsatisa MD* meths( bow the elosstiest A skew a hoods was thus they whisk the High Sheriff declared to be in favour Mewl Chaossilor at the Exchequer, and Dr. Lee haring destined he us le • pull, Mr.DDIRAILLI spin ems lowesd and returned thanks. A vote of Marko to tb• SWAM la rposil by Mr. Du "matt, sad sonaried by Dr. Loa, vas lbw carried and ac knowledged ; sad arm theirs bust) sheers for free trade, the proccodiage tormiewted. Myles occupied nearly Are hours. SOUTH LINCOLNSIIIRE. RETURN OF SIR J. TROLLOPE. SLEAFORD, FRIDAY. This being the ay appointed he the re-election of Sir John Trays, In newly-appointed President of the Poor-law Beard, the has. barenst aolinded with nine of hie friends and went thou the eseuneay. Than were not at any tins one than WO paean perms ' Sir Jona TIIOIIOLD, Bert., ef.hea, brryzzesed i end Mr. ANTHONY wiLsoo eseen the Sir J. Trollops ; and no other pease brim noniastod, th e under-sher if declared Sir John Trallepsibly chided. Sir Joan Titou.orz, in ralsenias *ea* said be should nes hers to snake another apemen heft. the elector% se Er plant parliament was diesned, red would no &she In elm oes-se of a very sheet ties he illoolred. Ile (Sir John) had asantod as IMPS whisk ea tilled great labour and reepensitsig, and desagh Ids prolopener, Mr. Haines. who war a MIS of poet Woead Wiry, had cleared the way for Idol, and note his Wit seneperetively a.y, he still felt thee lei Ina eandiskii his cionfort:in order to erne her Majoity's paint advissre. It night be that the promsgorummestwasld set lost long; for they had great ties he get seer; bet it wet the duty of those who upheld sdwa rglts In in their utmost he upheld a proteedanne Last evening a meeting of the electors of Me* 'sinner was held - at the King's Arms Tavern, Old Mew latle s e s eemider tie claimed lb. him Villiers abelley as keWeenleater. wimp event ef Mr. laesMaglas's expected Miasmal. A mem =nevem err enansisses as. nimbly has net met in this Isar soeustemsd resort et reformers gam tie days of Hebbesee and Darden. Mr. G. %%mow wee ended to tits *heir. . The CHAISN~If eeld Hat His ear net Melee lies be had attended • meerAng bald ter semi a. !rifest as the pre. rent ; and be woe happy to knew tbst Emir paean ear didate wee eft lady to which the elbows et Westmineter s = " daes...M• basesii , bar.) The chairman then naiad sewed pants derke — repleime upon whisk were very destrehis in a menhir fir Wes► sinner, mentimileg esstralkunies se append te load seteramenment, the ballot, triennial perliemeste. and el se the surtnge. lie them sailed upon lir. Shelley to speak for himself. Mr. J. V. SHELLEY observed that a bill bad been circulated at Covent-garden on their last meeting, in which it was stated that he had spoken con trary to his present profession. lie admitted that as true: and be went farther, and asked could it be expected that in his young day' hr would adopt any other doctrine than that taught him under his4aternal roof of toryism ? But as years advanced and expenencc increased, he threw off those early preju dices. He then examined for himself, and consequently acted for the benefit of ,his tenantry, for the benefit of the people—(hear, hear)—for such he believed to be the ten dency of his political opinions. In his native county he had exercised unwearied vigilance against the return of tories as being the enemies of the people. He knew that local seltgovermemt prevailed in this metropolis, but he assured them that so strongly was ho opposed to centrali sation, that he would use every exertion to have that aye. tem limited, because he knew that the screwing spasm was carried on elsewbare, though not in Westminster. He felt it his duty to say that be was a deeserained = neat i t i r: N mets trim Me public pane for than ; sal he weal& enters* the striate' emaren i Tr is the espendbare d main isearry. He lad net the least °madmen it Os perm' edednints tins, ikon the Earl of Derby dean to He Weeds end Formikyartiwalarly on the pant et nelgieus odeselien ; fir be did net see why every eon Mad* net semen their own eMm. end net he esereed te moppet ea entegeninie seat of simening own plunks. He bed iireedyl i s dik erted to ail mints Mike wan essentlel der the welfare of society; yet 110 "lasi to say we ding mere, OM if his tenants should =mem a detensiention sup met a De. se Ss. den en sem that he would ememl of abisi the bat of Neal' therjebiain it, )trallta amesei- Wed this nesbnise le bb steward no later then two dap age—(bear, lises)—bocce be knew that the tenantry wield manna by it, and be knew that his keen land. lords wean make the sebum an advamege thsemeins. I. meremsenee et their Wag up to the ems to d ebt neeelsee settlements er demends. He had te r % s eamen Minn eseeeli . ba i t at mend would be Itg:ls mese be quietism of any ender, if required. , bear.) Aber several quinine bed bees satisfactorily answered, a vete of einbienes was eassimeuely paned in favour of Mr. Ilheliey. KT. Lowness /*spend, end Mr. WILTON' . seconded, • vete of thanks to the chairman, which was enthusiastically anted. BOIT, LANCASIMIX-11111 chairman of Mr. Fre derick Peers eanantee inspabllgy saanased that be bee resehal a annamismina ban Yr. Pest ne to enails& to benne a cabbie he Oa of this bereeib at the ant general eisatten. . Peal is ezpseted at Inn in a law days. Lord Damn is actively awning bus navess. BoLiox.--31z. memo ism" alFarnworth. sear Rte. namely 'lasted &Wm= at the lamaralik• and Taahslaira Railway, has boa alassied is mass !Hord for Babas la tho liberal interne, sol a Massa raplaltiaa is is swam at algaature. It ls said Mr. &rasa will comsat to FoarAisffine.—lt is ramered that, in the event et a liporrel elestiaa. the ROI Fox Mau* lord liossmat a the , will boo forward as a an. didoie IS Obi, Wised 13•71111116 D. —Far dm bees* el alwind (rye he Nwesselb alresido ofpaisolag) Imre eibihdittes Ike =. be Se dlie dello( nember. The Ms. sea et UM Ihreerageolo, a bar doter es he Makes Obewit, kid Mr. Bs* Welke. gekboon tube lately WWI hes Winse a leholeoe k ado letn. Bee s. Me ans haft igi. hr. Walter% bervever, asses eel es advereod Mewl isteremoibile Mr. Wield lo oureelea Joey habonisa, Ind wadi. it leacpued wg ez 4 he se pomillie ih o== a Deiby. Mr. ID samba • beesugb, b .1 17oheleey, hio nem, Nader okitore cinimm lekee s heeedieved —Then Inn been a meek( ci the diseit a z o i lmi crlooy ty to oembier th : =he la the emi =ey ei coadidetes m ar a s scowl to He ea3dr. T. rals mad Mr. = vett own thea eke, ifa NOW wen be mar sew. It kedelealis, ikeellies, MmeAMA the peek et he bow*" she prang elooe. StrAgaimmtm—air H. /Mama Mims, and Mr. H. lteektek. abo • banker es the mem eireeit, sod us et Theme lestriek ellieWthM, hes bawd • *nest siker te the einem 11111. port eland sad des fwd. pehelybe. • *red seasorere dm Mr. Wil helm. lobe lee Oka imseesomikly endoeled the bewrigh b aloe pospeed M Mkt Mr. Maim worn hie preen , kr le he as eke TT3121.00131.--Meth meads@ ban iMemined to go le *she, ma he Abel gelsolplee et Mr. Oki, wake thebed kiosks esa ardlins emesiori of Itr. T ylee, siniteed ea bah lady l• abbe the of4ho • men we. _ _. _ _ 'his ll'maws Basozs.--Jam. Card, Esq., Bel dam las iw.i es Gibes area oluOcei of die Wigtown &OM of for sas mildaio ail sollesset s imila r& &Wen. Mt. Clobd &- demo Iff u lt i or. " °ppm own ammasrt, howl trbill i. imiraiml b lea the Itsi at paiplersas ea sosh hem • isaseisesme that the swum of is sar tin thaa en more psellea se Va r =r she mi he whit b etailastly ea the hotime. a Am the ha rash that amp lbei Ms hum' Woe, dielelahol maw. es id WAWA ihmamt, while it los exterlei the brie dad esmasese etas evaley, lureetat the sew heft sad bapplawas et the people." TEE INVASION PAJIC AND TEE ENROLMENT Or IRE NM/lA.—LW moth. • swedes convened a l ike Pears Melly, to coosider the above asit os 7 eR the Ham Tavern, Keethrotea, Othriel pew Oath The Mt reeekto the dime that the earth mat ef She militia was repent 17 =mad Pr/ t Eeb.. fti ,a r0:! " 2 Obetheresom, end (tithed unmedmendy. lee. H. Bensw, in mm esteem* bethorees epee*, memmeth e y it 111111. 111101 i. 1A114111116 eathried by al Swart Bistraile. Ihs g Notthey et the Para Sethi% esd meted. Other athlentea Wraith the moll& ui a pettlith to partiamet reethed epee, the thethlthi rozzioN Poucts IMIDONI....CPrithian Craral ited • Lientethet Pollee (Greif) t latienth ilsa all pupae et walshig the theththenla et the Owes Nthothe ale% led met. tog to lisoirroolue DISOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YmnapAy. imam Two Cam Ocentammeria. Is In Mims OF WILLIAM JOMM Baoww. _ This nedvist. a Wly linendrapu, was opposed in on by oo a ki, ereatee . mod Whitwottb; ea& supported by Mr. in ltthe sc appeared that ule, foe the insolvent had ass* n 1,00044 ton" hed 01 them use. The debts were etVar i ; a md ft tree as meow of suet 'Mein hie mew. whin tun the eughweee' that he bad met bees We to poy hie iweitten. Mr. Ceske; meld the issilistuurle ad mischievous strike had prevented the insolvent tram satin in his debt Many of the debtors were ast S. be Mad ; and it was proposed that 1001. should be paid Orr *eagle to the ellinal assignee, and they meld be melipiedeme be the fiesehmit. The Chief Commielense mid he would leave the mew in the hands of the proeisketal asslinee. The insolvent was libtharged. BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT OFBANKRUPTCY. Evora Oommtssiona lls. lioasurr *maim. Rs WIIJAAMS AND Boxe, BANIIIIB, NEWPOILT.—Tua NIWPOId OLD BAN[. Asada'? sitting in this case was held yesterday, when Mr. W. Bevan appeared as solicitor to the newly appointed azi r. FaL lervan applied for an adjournment of the examine ties, an thegeeaad of hie not having been able to obtain: be. Maws. larerf , Clerk, and Co., the solicitors to the knew asdpses, • bankrupts' balance sheet and some eMsr Imptehnt pagers connected with the estate, without whisk be had it iysasgM to go on. Ile had noshed ishoulions ham sewed million in Newport to mains the boobrapts M asehis paints,, bat it would be wider be him assnisesgin the esoimisdes until he found linear la Of Ss mass r Bartle. There was also a bill ray 7M1., whir► hist bus buried M Mr. Pdweb smiler cir connhosoß as be was buterdsd. whisk be awl" have to dispel. Mat was still in Xmas. Sweep, Clark and Co.'s posesselso. He had made repesesil application, but Mr. Seamy and Mr. Cbott were away and Mr. Fussell, ano ther priser, was M. and I. hie house. Hie Menses @eked if IMF kept no margin clerk ? Mr. Divan said their did, but be bad not procured the rhe wanted. Ho did not apprehend that Mews. ill and Clark bad wg design to throw obstacles in his way. His Honour inquired how long Mr. Bevan asked for an adjournment ? Mr. Bevan said fee a fortnight. His Honour remarked that Mr. Bevan would be enabled to come to the court and get the balance-sheet if be should not obtain satisfaction otherwise. The court hardly knew how to deal with the matter, if it had to do with parties whom it really suspected of deliberate intention in neglect ing to furnish the dxuments referred to, be should sum mon them before the court, make a formal order upon them for the delivery up of the papers, and then if such order was not complied with, he should commit them. He wished it to be understood that the court had this power, and would exercise it where It believed there was any impro per intention. Mr. Bern said he acquitted Means. /every, Clark, and Co.. of any inch intention. He believed that they had con sidered it desirable to make a particular schedule of the UN BOOM said ha hoped there would be no further de lay than was neesmary, as it was a serious matter for a very latie Way of arailton. Mr. lbws gm made an application requiring on behalf of the lawalme al sae of the bankrupts' wives that a lot aboadibewlthimawa from some property advertised for sale area weak wad in which Mrs. Williams, under her maniami well moat, claimed an interest of 2,6001. lustme time he the neseries• settlement were given to Messrs. Prather* and Co., of Newport, and it was intended that Mr. William should take the filet life interest, and Mrs. Williams a mased, bat by some mistake both had beau gime is dm basiospt. It was ullimaally determined to withdraw the lot to give time Om inquiry either before his Honour or a court of etivdt7. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIRsToNE, MARCH 12. In consequence of the number of prisoners for trial, another court was opened on Wednesdiy, at which Sergeant Channel presided ; and on Thursday and to-day Mr. Edwin James has sat to try prisoners. Barns Ma. E. JANA Q.C. George Richardson, a young man of respeetablo appear ance who surrendered to take Ms trial, and Harriett Rich ardiOn, 22, his wife, were Piney charged with a robbery In thu dwelling-house of Joseph Illseshell, at Tualwidge. The circumstances of this use were of a pasha sad painful character. It aptr.ead that the male primmer was the ton of a rery'rapsielie ambling sal at Tun bridge Wells, and that he had amalisil Its fs primmer, who was his father's sorvasa, esafterf to the whims of his family, sal he was, in seassqwww+ flatilisa the Muss of his pm" sail he sad the whom Wes tack up their sheik as Woos is Ws bases ifthe _e. for The rob. =lir o gessilea was sommistal • tits lei of May, sad it was masa al the time kW saw pampas ia the hews west law beta the gallig_partist, west% pear that as wasgisisa was smlsoi of the scow tine allionisale, whim lagtoiskadent eart:a i r at the Timbeidomaimpales, • vw wive and mat al 'Mar, roesiwilWessima whisk Wesel him to mho both the Osumi her ousistly. The alines went to law that the kaiak Omer was elite yawl la haw desk with the deka merely, and ern yea roma 11) balm that her hushed was sot aegnimat of her posseikp in the maker. The Issued amid he ths prism= sermally selaralatil rtp in sp, called the Muslin sir the jury to thomotsdel the ease, sad to ths hot that t s tral e net appear in any way to haw bola with the skies property, and at the ems than Mika thowthat_tbsy meraM net he *tilled be tallartag tie mkt of the borkma measly hew the fast d Ms ma soaks with the other prisms% and is the abeam of all ',Wan mama, _his WO We reithsty. The July .doinettal the wok Omer, and head his wife OW* Theo wen limo ether agebst the kink whew, r a k postswas hew dila eat traamma at Welk. I. ot *sea am . leases dissoted an acquitta l twos a torbalog to fa asalase So jury ratumed mow; all Ws primer gisadal guilty to the *kit Ills was salaamed to bo impriessed sail kept to bud la bour kr eighteen smiths. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-BTAITORD, MARCH 12. clown Ootar.—Barra Ma. Besoi Purr. Amelia Me" of Great Ban, in the parish of • appealed es mower the indictment preferred brtfi r e i t rag omnisieners, for that she, contrary to the statute, bra baud alums kr the custody of lamas poser , the sate not bolas toes named. The kiu&eaß pink& nnowler Q.C. (with lin Mr. Radiliselsa) said thet thejorawswl‘a bed e wrier Ike bee. 'minuted by the mar t 8 (k 9 age• lessee Me prevhises of the es Yislide. whirl Nedierel It a wirrissassawar firs 'layperson to loisp two er owe Mew poem to Asir ham without the ems ha*. ken peeps* Sewed Is this use it apperal flat Me lady WV 1111111.811 with • rielatioo of the statues Unapt la her bare es way as sewn ladies, all of when were Imam This fact eenimg the losowlede duiesmisonewee of lunag, thimble& theweht it then yto wpm" the use to the Lord Clawson'', who Moen rooted Om le hellion this bigotry. The someh were enslaves Set it sheen be fay ead mi r asrelly Mows that by ag as this MIIIMISat had Mae, there wa s a violation of • met woeful set of ped ael i lsmie g ent ; it wee a striagest set, mai ammelly fer mei& mere iapsetsat Om Mt hems iere Molise weer ~ bpi *wall be swine the swporellea et peeper ild ions. The &- Mime Irvin plane* gaM, k M woe ast the Meanie et the essessionewses to sok Or Me idiotism of any peohl newt, 1111111williss Sat is sent the Indies in her wieledy to their reenselhe hems ; that she erased :i i rit u ser i z e hoose ef Oh rkeidpliew, assert mist pew ; for Met na Mimi Me her errs ressielwasse ante up for The whew WM mi. pew rosepiseasse Myna be.. salmi late, The Joey soli—This be Ma a very lossisiel mot for yes j ime ; smut likely yea were set aware law wee me Mr. li.r . wee sat, of Me for 19 can. l ieord. The lady has kept sa ememblialwent Mr. Ahoweise—Asi itirie r to do so fise seedy a Mr. MosEt.l l . . ; hes asswAinj primes la the greed jury rem the pear the aw, hert ei pre ant those is a mama of busime, Mk nen aril abided, tillldlthig to le Onswii et. . la MOM Pries CORM, Nr. ludse Wighlma Ms get Ihrouili shod *Oa le Imp a *pedal jsry maw. F►om Ms LONDON 0 AZETTL—Friday, March 12. WILLUX PM% Macdonald, Chaddra NW Wooster, to surrender Muds 16 sad laitte. at 11, at llsaabasor Court. P 01.., For and Pon, Wrahoty toad Worthington and Earle, Man ehdder ; cdf. mtg., YaulaMr Damn Korey and Memo 1100081/ohads Woodatreat, Cheapside, City, wardasosolask Mareh 24 at I, and April 21 at 12, at Basing ball-street. Ode, Mod and Co., !May-lOW ; off. asalg, buria -1 fed, Boingballedoset. &row LUDLOW. Calked, builder Kara 19 at Ili, and Aptll 22 at ot OralgtoLoSsoet. Sala, sal Co., New-inn, strand; laseo dlii hottay ault. ' Ostrom Mardi id 12, and April 16 at 101, at C= isia. t MOWnerioa. 1101., Smith. Derby; WULAII Maw, lassolars, past bone keeper, March W awl YAK at W., at OWL SOIS., Madan'', sad WNW WO. Liverpool ; off. wig.. Oase. 100 it Oalashodl, Medina porroaandioldwor, March 19 at 11. Goddard MI at 1, at IU !pa Clot. Eds., Dade, r. " 7 "1" 1.0 Newcaatle. Joan Wok WiWiro, goer. 19 and April 29, at IS, at Chor a Lrt iw Argreseag. beweas tha rod sod lookerd.etroet drip, 11WW. itoreioaarMailo.TWO OWOLAWAWWW OW DIVDWIDO. Taavatnua Cows, tairmealanab Chopiia mardont—lnd dl.. of 41d, Mardi 16. NM op asiesspost Tooday, a Poradre, Guild hallo:bombers. lone EMMY Uchida. 11111011.01 Mk tailor-Ist dlr. of 6s. 4d., March IS, and any onineqllOW Wholoday, at Valpy's, Birmingham. Pogo and hams. fandssisigstesse. iwOrawa spats-Ist dlr. of Is. Sd, Maeda 14, sal any satissismt Tessisy, at Fenoell'a, Tarsus hay, Wha sad Idiukinter, ha narshataror -let dn. et l Usai o le6l, Muni U, mad say solnuenat Tawny, at sneer's, hr. 6. 0. Tamar, R the eh shit hannat-hil dn. at 2a. &1., an raw p A rools, IS, or Ores salmonnat Saturdays, at das heel sanser, Cassia, 01y, eldp ad binnreme Winer- anal die. of SA, War* Illond -y onsarneat Tradq, at Plonell'e, il. hdlelmbh. ran= Um ha IWO, Doha, sash cher-let and final h. at lad 61 hint Mud any ashesquat Saturday, at Baker's, InendraespanTjus. EDIIMAD NAV= sal Heuer ham. Ablate 110b.etreet, City, woollen draw-Ist Mo. of la. U., Blenll6, ond say sulrarquent Toads at Paha% GalldhalLebnners. Rama Ikay.street, tras larynas, surshant-lat dn. of 11L od == s. di IL aid say solonannt Twain, at Peassell'a, bniAss Ilarsonsaa, Illhall, is, Alp baSke-Int dB% of 3a, *anti 13, sadnn nose sateseontlehlus, at arsons's, Abatuoch. lam aim Bu Deadasw sod alsy 111111, Lareaddre, teranar- Odin. et Si, Yank IS, rad a len y se Tunny, at Yens, lashenir. lams Ohm Ste Ahlokiins, nreltant-Srd dn. at id., lin& ti e sh ray es hasky, at Pennell's, 0001.0. nhlins. Canton Willman 111. lanrannAns, was= gi ,. d U.K. say hinny, st Wham" lamas her Wel" hadisair sad Chan Mb. lairmaLlps, Idniharlat h. et Is. ht., Mei 16, sad aay anhosonat Toss. a fi t sm Per i. 114rastranos. -ApOIL Ilaryhied.T. , CAN* sad Minh, =l a ranur limiw ara l 7 . 2 ra...L lawaroti, lenhollar-dore W. Oak BLlMll ea rinshise, seassafai orWme. se. L J. . T dyn-daell 3. air 0. - 11= g r airs t, Ur IN L OM. mai T. Iloriard, pat. a l. . J. hp= h h. elonsnit- lhig"l' Apar ek L W. bu las ilder let - t, ammo. Let romener la 11. W. 11.6....art hria, LS Straw a. Y. Coldralsr, isses. L 3. On., Shahid, 011 nor. 1 C. J. KWh% 7. draper-Awn 3. w. drivz. lar t- 21. Wylds, W , sadLoekh-Sena, Walworth . Lest niontsettuers-Aprl S. W. Vieserbridee, Wlltehno, wool hive-April G. J. Wesdhaus. ansa. ash. CLIaIFICATIA to le rain s - MOM 11 shown to the ontrory Ina Ore et Ap r a 1 tlynall4. C. hem. tenor-April 2. M. M assn. , brlshashar ' A pr i l 2. J. Donal, Brighton, =l= OM& maw- 6. I. Ea*, liamptat Wort, vienurakr L O. Colrase, draper-April 14. J. Berhaple, Is A l ytrt h rhat, Lersharhser, Cray, bedie-Apell 7. Z. hone, sot PanZad, litemerath. =rigApril 13. T. Hark Mahon% , - : - liewlett, ha, peesr-Apra MUM- - , moo, Sewoherf, Urals AMaadsshMf, Wishbone, deer. shat- t ra. 2 l o l.4seis IL Iram6, 2 l o lslerhaash, Chalindas. L J. O'Dneonl. Lisa= 4" 2. r e gair,,Oreralead, la ths trate at milikeva sirlAgall Yseirfranorlalsal : it IUOTS- P8718. .111 31712:.i 5. 77Tas i d i es aw kr eli u % li r 'thilteammaft wcw.: waft. mg Irkirlep hil l, hardline% lonshoger- Wiring. hesust, Innkeeper. TABNIIERSKIP6 DIVOLVIID. I. Arrahnranatn W. J. Molt, and T. L. Paeans, Melon it SY Dusharenthlre, and harrow sad hanaho, goo A. T. Penh sod W. Wanly Pserhortantora, aty, pail ha nonnelsises. J. Mesh sal H. Dantean Newsnasensa•Tyne, meal hero. hat nine. J. ash, Jel eat L Carter, Basnilmalensat, City, warehonanaen. IL Demi end IL ton ad, levereosk neednals. H. IL ras sal J. Lanett, Lekohnoyaars, eh ist.bullangs, Adel. pht, snallseto C. Onllf sad R. Z. de Carteret, Ceirmaratessl,Oty, attorneys. J. Orinanw, J. 1 Whim, awl I. aftray, Mph, lansahras, anahalshgarnielL IL anadtell OA LI aillldall a Illiatorillie, ligidnellaw grim 'Lis kogrpri ftiL9IIZSTItATIONS. Lula Minuets, Edinburgh, brurh manufacturer, Mora 13 iinil Aprll S, at fltsvenron's Rooms, Edinburgh. Aire NACIJOUGALD, Edinburgh, boiler, blush IS and April I', Dowell's Roma, Edinburgh. Owns Bann Team, Dundee, les merthist.Mareh IS and Apr:: at the &Disk lioial. Dundee. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Pro.s ear, t, thy "K W pplog Quell t` awl LI oy re Lie • CASUALTIES. Iris, Grass, from Sunderland to Bermuda, put in leaky, having been on shore on the Shipwwili I'lymouth, March 10. Wanderer, Priest, of and from Hull to Danzig, which was on shore on this coast, was got afloat yesterday, and has been towed into the harbour ; part of her cargo waa pre. viously thrown overboard.—Elsinore, March 7. BEABORNK MAILS. IN el/niece that the matte are sent from the. Omani Peet-oft ee • the olght—aud M' ''e patch. 07 the night—and M by the morning —6eopetch. Day miles made up Pron. rout 1 ----. COUNTRIES. la General Port Port Vilma 011og Loodon. dowdoimmi. doe. Anieriva ilmutol ( by by u lfri ni t. t.d packst uats. ck N March lo --..--- ----- Llverporr Marti, 15 - 74 Marela 23 ........... Liverpool.... Wick 17 YNNS7e(tr7ll.itateopliM March 31 ...... —.. fleutharc; ton Mar* 11 =Loot Coot) 2l 140 of We most% elysouta ... Nook I • If 1100.11Sint, of non. i Dover _ ...... Monk II *Wm .II uany Donor Brea Sumo Aim . Al )th of the rawith riouthoopton, . March II CollkenkgriaCkagerlll 2ulail7thof mouth Snutharapt.u. Mareb 5 Cape afloat Rope la 1 mh of tb^ moat , . Plymouth March I Oommlantlneple • 71 7t1117th27..tuf man , Dover (petrel esseriog Ai 2adit7thorm aath 1 tieuthaniptna.i.liarch 5 Mow* lola ......1; Mcm..tved.,hrrilinouthasopten.' Tu Th.ha ' Chill N 2nd,tl7thot smooth longbow**. Marsh II Cram ilk 14 Testa da.ly Dorm .. fmreda. Orem.* .........—......N 7 thl7thaithof moo.' barer ......... Monk * I ***l4 . .11 Tosolay it Priaay Land0n........ Holland ..................M Madam. St ba th , Larkm......... 111 i t . .4: Windom ... N 17th of the Nadi N. 44 chasploo. llorak II trawl Mit N Tartan daily Holyhead rwieers. Imam (via Soathanipt.)lll Inth of the mouth , mathounptes I Nock SI ledia (via Manadllee) N sthati2llhol month Dow i /lank 11 Iloditverwooaa(vio Bog* aalll i 10 20th of the month tivu th einroa.lMareh II Dltto(na areedles) -NI illift24th ol month Myer *mho S' 2.4 of the novith 'onthemptna.' March S Madden ...... ....... ll oth of the month latithampana. 'Muth IS Malta* u 7th,1711,190., ath 1 , rauthertue mouth Dover ........ March IS Nsploo• „. Stlgl2l.la3iko!ntoo Lower Papal Mate,. ............111 Sthlsth2sthof mon boner Pentheula ..... ....L. RI MO 7th27thof non Sauthamptou varth IS Porn ......II lodalltkof month licutharr.ptoa. March 20 Taeruir . Al Ithlf thr Aker wen Dover ........ March 19 West ladles ../14 17th sr the molt b Soauiamptem North II We* Lai* c.;;;;;.-5. visaaa a ami Mental N Jal of *a artatb •estimmintos. Mareb I 13forob • 114 moo to woo otmololoi witokol t• moo sootu« r orstiolt omen Ida . . The C — ers ilL:man. will be mode tin on the m lax I— ; Yazeb 11, u oosesquence of the 14th telling on • turetey. ARRIVED. Aerm-at Gravesend, Muth 12, frost lOct.ek Boa peer at Lizr ih March 12, from.... -. Liebca Swerv-at Falai M arc M 10, has .- - Kertch Omen- at Falmouth, 10, from Jfirriara Eisafroari -et Liverpool, March 12, horn -.-.-.-. Catania Khasi-at Scilly, March 6, Irma Marrridra OWSTO-111 Liverpool, March if, from Alexandria Inremax-at Scilly March 6, from -.....-... &Manisa Bay fermi-off the Start, March 10, from.-- ...--.. ...ht. is :tinge 'AMU-at hellly, March 9. from Leghorn KINOSTON -at Scilly, March 7, from .Leghorn LOOCIII/KTIM-at Liverpool, March 12, from Ostend Magna l'illatrelCll-atCowes, March 11, from. Mamba. Mato -at &ally, March C, from ... Gans 11 iscsaus-al Scilly, March 5, from -- . Orman IMABOSIKIIIA -IM SCMIy, March 6, from . .... Trlturlad MILAN -at Liverpool, March 12 fr0m....--- .....-New Orkans Mesoearrars -at Graverreed, hiarcb 12, from:. ...... . ... tide enN Garoxv-at Gravesend, March 12, from St. Nati sra Pomona-at JUT, ?Mir th 12, from .-.„.......- . - seilta Lax-at Graven March 11, from .... ~... ..... ........De .. nmark Pura DOMPA-at raverend, March 12, arms Africa CIL avra-at Gravesend, March 12, front St. Mich= VII Two Baornans-at Granmend, March 12, from Sweden WILLIAM BROMIIAM--arQueenalown, March 10, from Sierra Lome Yoarceirraz -at Liverpool, Marsh 12, from New York ZINUAMO-OA Liverpool, March lA, from -Terosira SAILED. knorasr -from Falmouth, March 11, to London ADAMS-from Southant March 11, to Cosarrrirnort -town Much 12, to Ntw A r s 'ork Csaorronwria-from Clrannend, March 12, to Leghorn ONIOMA MOIL -from Quermetown. March 10, to London Clam-from Falmouth, March 10 to I.lvorpool Coutmaisa-from Newport, March It, to Panama C.A.. Mestsrr -from Plymouth, March 11, to Vtalita Commas Gams-from Portsmouth, March 11, 10...-... London koala-from Portsmouth, March 11, to „..... ..... ..,......London EMILY-from Gravesend, Larch 12, to Monitore YLOAA-from Portsmouth, March 11, lo London II SMMICTTA -140111 Liverpool, March 12, to DALT .41.0.11 Liverpool, March 12, to Jlevr Orleans JAS. Gioa -from Gravesend, March 12, to -......„.Yalparatio Kowd-Nom-truon Rutin, March 11, to .... Alen NIAGARA-from Queenstown, March 10, to ..... . ...........London Negri Ana all A-f rOlll LVOV, March 12, ..... ...... .......liogon Ma:airs-from Gravesend, lona 12, to ...., ........... ..-.. tettin NORM: MOSSLA NU -Irma 6ravereml, March 12, to ...Now York omm-from Cowes, March 11, to Genoa Pam:oohs -trona Gravesend, March 11, to ..... Pydney RLIVIIMAITOM -from Cowes, March 11, to load= Raisin tt -trona Plymouth, March 11, to Adiisols SPORT' NO Lase-from Liverpool, March 1!, to Ltabon Taccawrota-from Gravesend, March 12, to Vrormr-from Falmouth, March 10, to Liverpool Vaumer-truni Liverpool, March 12, to Porto Rico Wasouturox-from Liverpool, March 12, to New York VESSELS SPOKEN WITLI. Auguste Bertha (Hamburg barque), from Canton for blnebut 1, Nor. 13, lat. 39.11 8., lon. 100.13 F. Bob lianas (brig), Wilson, of South Shields, tram Malta for Queens town •r Falmouth, for orders, 30 asps out, Fea. 22,14.39.1:, lon. 13.30 W. Flowers of Cgle, from Amherst for Cowes, Dec. 11, Lat. 23 S, lon. 31.32. from Liverpool for China, Feb. 19, all will, lat. 4i.27, 100.10.40. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN JERSEY AND FRANCE. —The Jersey papers state that M. Laurent, the new French vice-consul for the Channel Islands, has a list of 400 per sons, to whom, on no consideration, will he grunt passports to France. The same papers also state that t h price of French passports from Jersey to France has been raised to an exorbitant sum. _ _ [AdcCEttflentent.)--HOLLOWAT'S PILLS FOR TILE trait OF DZSIISI Y, Has. LIVIR AND ZiTOII.IICII COMPLAIPII.-71us Inappreciable medleinetese well knows throughout every pin of the civilised %oriel, and the ewes that am daily performed by its me are PO wooderfnl, that it am Meek preoreinent amore all other row dier, more particularly yt Oil ease of bloom and ling eciminntr, illsonlers of the et= d 4=,. and deuditated oonetituuons. to theme dicamee the of this admirable rrmody are ro permanent, that the triage mesa Is renovated, the organs ot inges tion strengthened, sad free remiretion promoted; therefore rufen.r% should have recourse to It to wane a nit and certain cure. Sold by all vendors of medicine, mad* Frame Holloway's establishment, 214, &rand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 8, the wife of Ole A. Armetroug, But., Y. P., COOL—March 9, at North Ilanorer.atreet, °hallow, Mr.. .1. 0,•, of • daughter. DURLACIIEB.—March 10, at Hatton-garden, the wife of Mr. 11. Bur'weer, of &daughter. OBAINGER.—March 9 at Oekherse.court, Old Brampton, Mr.. Orsinger, of High ItebMitimhenemd, of • daughter. PALLISER—March 0, at Eignegahsquare, the wife of Mr. U. Pailleer, of Bombay, of a Nth ROBEUTON.—IIareb 9, at ligalroreadrect, 01mgow„ Mn. W. Ito. Pert." of a daughter. WICKUAM.—IIareI 9, ea Sari Area. err Trbastar. Mn. L. W. Wickham, clam. of a :on. MARRIAGES. BIDGOOD—JAMEB.—March 11. at Ecelake Chapel. Emhaton. maitre by the Rev. P 11112130 Martin, Mr. Frederick Biderood, 0114 eureit eon of thr late Aleaaader M. Bidgood, VA., of Cant a. villas, • burn, and Vim-street, to Marian, mama daughter rt Thomas Imam, Epq., of No. 11, Haymarket. BOHNELL—DATEY.—Mareh 9, at at. Maryleboae Church, by thP 1t.,. 0. Alsist, Vicar ef Huratbouree Tarrant, Rants, Mr. E. 11. human. d bedforiarow, younger sou of 0. Burnell, Raq., of rex-teemaa, Hyde-park, to Gertrude, daughter of 1". Dovry, . of SumlSlMlllk IhlgenCailash. KEI IftBILAW—ALLOT.—Mareh 11, et New St. Pancras Chere:‘, by the Het. C. Hart, WA., Mr. T. P. Kershaw, of Darawbory, to Helen, berth daughter of K. Allen, EN., of St. Pamela. - - - OWE—FORSTEEL—bIarch 9, at Speen, Berloggre, by the Ito. 11. W. liajendle, View and Rural Dena, Mr. J. Lowe, of Moir se.. taros, to Sarah Hannah, only daughter of the late J. tor-ter, , of Speenhavolaad, Newbury, Berkillre. - - - - 111.40N—BODT.—March 9, by the Rev. N E. Wilson, Resin: of Kirkendall, R. E. Wilsoa. Esq., Ebberteoh Indic. soonest 0,9 of the late Bev. T. F. Wile in, of Burley Hall, to Eleanor, on'y child of the late 0. Body, Beg, Northallertoa. DEATHS. BYWATEII.—Mareh 10, at Flast — iiir. — lid . n . re, Mrs. Bywater, aged DUNDAP.—Much 0, at Lower Gromenoratreet, Mary Stuart, of the Right Hon. W. 1/nudes, formerly Lord Register of Sret. aged $5. HAt hn itAll.—March 5, at Minton Martell Rectory, Dorsetalore, the Rev. P. Hanham, second eon of the late Sir J. Manhunt, tint., aged 51. HEALS.—hatch 9, Alton fourth daughter of Dr. J. N. 'leak, of Weetbournnearement, Hyde. park, aged 11. LACY.—Marcit 9, at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, Mator.Oeners l N. J. Leff. Oolonal Commandant of the 6th Battalion lloyal Regt. of Artllkwy, and DirectorAleaseal of Artillery, aged 73. TERRZY.—ltarah 10, at lisatings, William, eldest surviving woof J. R. Tansy, req • of the Orate, Bydesiliam, Kent, aged 31. WALKER.—March 9, at Otilhara, Manta. the Rev. W. J. Walker, late of lesUarees, Olososstershire, aged 10, !dated sal published by Nluhasst Kim Mum, et Ito. 8, Lasbas4. street, la la. ott, of Landau. Ydater, at th• Mat In 1A 116114 stmt. ta ths P-- of Vaititior..—earvaA; 4JOR 14 Ii s;g 1 so sh !off, 0 Pet iii I IWO Ina Otto of u Nor. COM' COP 11 ridUi 1101 and CHU: Ar,„, Smyth Oder, llow Perch fetter eti Y .. It kfr VI It lari tad, N.O b plu tic ix, - 71le Rath 7 1 Mar Imam so tha titc4 if: WI: tics. of IN IffteM sma!l) Wi r. NI lad NI flt Der LI VIE Autl Thos (Ne body refer/ neat Mind greatl In doc ports ; Board 01 any conical in hei liaam Ltaan,d re fee re d _ ease at eriden tie ter. 1 of thel Jots in