The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-02 00:00:00

- _ **Wont, J. R. Rem, to Valise. Alio to the row weal, Cleot. AaiAtot, P. Butt; WAsilpaes J. U. Olowr, A. J. Bono*, *AA R. ; ran Nana °deb, W. $ Midges sad V. R. Coming. SPORTING. TAITSISSALL'N—Idono•T. A Tesiety a ineeilme" mealy at wail: amount, Males us to Pipit a potation eft at We events now in the market, but at the woe time settee • siistWaiwy to Pate that betting serer was so solearably ; Pea thir etimes, mbleft at mash IliCeeLts pen idgf we§ paw* melee& It is oily roplite to attention to • morbid alibi to the lamb he the CUPP Cop to elate Ulflt Okstal was Di Free for Um Derby, and Nerben for the Oaks. Inn., Ober imliMie awe the business trammaged oall for man than a quotitita of lamarom. Swamp OSIAL-3 tO 1 PE Dranette, 5 to 1 opt ma t), 12 W 1 apt Maw ( ) , 11 to 1 sad et. Leger, 12 to 1 yet Co. Comma cp.-10 to 1 apt Meadieent, 33 to 1 apt Maier, 15 to 1 opt Cllndei Ohmura, 30 to 1 apt Punch (t), 40 to 1 apt The Lamb (I), 50 to l a te to ir Tattoo Bybee (t andalt ol), 50 to 1 apt pi (t and eft 00 1 apt The CODjI2/01 (t and aft ,d),1000 apt Golds /t and Mt d),1,000 to 10 apt bylvanna (t). Leery.-7 to 1 apt Tan 'Damp (t), 20 to 1 apt 01.1mMt (t freely)), tol apt Ocesyrdtiana (t), 1,000 to 30 at Red Hart (t and aft o ff ) M 1000 10 apt Allertonlan it and aft o ,50to 1 apt The Libman); (t 1501,), 50 tot apt Cbridoolter, tot apt Black Dwarf (t LODO to 15), 50) te 10 art The Corm& (t and aft ofy, 2,000 to Wept Lionel (t end Ott oft), 300 to 1 apt r l S olo lftiet (0). Oat.-13 b I east Plana ; 15 to 1 east Slander (t.), 30 to I apt Maid of Motherwell . wilsitrouL STEEPLE FRASE. LIVERPOOL. 9,71 7 . AT dre;;;;;;;.::Tbe idlinrirtir home have ar ✓ived up to are o'clrek :—Bruoette, Ballylrer, The Pelee Herr, Frede rick, What, Marne°, Proceed, Chvertdish, to. Ruth, lied Lame, plarorki. Maker. Roarer, Mathew, and Caraberland Lege. The ground le ha *acetic:at order. lab) intrlttante. ROUSE OF LORDS. Present—The LordCLaocefl r, aiiiiiogeuan, and Lord Carepecti. LADY SOPHIA Mona, MARCHIONESS OF Bean, AND • OTHERS V. vnt MARoarIS OV HASTINOS.—ENTAIL—CoN aTREcytOft 01. I)lRJ:ie.—The question in these appeals is, to which of four competing parties the succession to the es tate of Rowallan, in Scotland, devolved on the death of the late Counter' of Loudon, Marchioness of Hastings, in 1840. The first-named appellant is her eldest surviving daughter, Lady Flora Beatings, the eldest. having died in 1839. The other appellants are the Lady Edith Hastings and Lord Henry Hastings eldest sister and younger brother of the I present Marquis of Bastille', who is the respondent in the three appeals. He and the two latter appellants are under age, rind appear by their respective guardians. The estate of Rowallan was the subject of a deed of set tlement and Wittier in 1720, OD the marriage of Lady Jane Boyle, daughter of the then Countess of Glasgow, the owner of it in fee—with General Sir James Campbell, next brother of the then Bari of Loudon. In anticipation of an event, which happened, that the issue of that marriage would one day sucered to the boncur and estates of Loudon, clauses were inserted in the deed of settlement providing against the _possibility of the ancient M name and arms of thefamily of ore, the owners at Rowsllan, and of that estate, being merged in the more important name and family and tastes of Louden ; and with that view it wee provided that, if there were an elder and a younger son, descendants of Sir Jams, Campbell and his gild intended wife, u po n the elder succeeding to the Loudon estates, the RowsMts estate should then go to his brother; but, if there was no brother, but a sister or sisters, then such sister. or ticket of the sisters, if mom than one, should take the Remittals eitate exclinively, and th4name and semi. If there was but one son heir to the Loudon estates, and no daughter, then the son was to take all the estates; but the tenth and profits of llowallan were to be kept sepa rate, and to he accounted for to the successor to that estate under the foregoing part of the clause whenever such events as were therein contemplated should arise. There was issue • of thu said marriage one son and' daughters. The daughters died unmarried. The son succeeded to the Loudon honours and estates, having in 1782 become fifth Earl of Loudon ; and he also enjoyed the estate of Rowallan consistently with the deed of 1790. On his death, in 17136,811 these estates and the honour alto of London, devolved on hie only child Flora, late Countos of Loudon, who, in 1804, married the Marquis Of Hastings, end, surviving him, died in 1840, leaving the late marquis, father of the respondent, her only son, and three daughters surviving her, of whom the first-named appellant is the eldest. She instituted • suit in the Bcotat courts against the late marquis, on whose death his daughter, Lady Edith, and his second son, Lord Henry, the other two appellants, instituted snits in the same courts, severally claiming, in competition with Lady Sophia Mere, their aunt, and with their brother, the present mar quis, to be entitled, in the emits that happened, to the sue• cession to tho Rowallan estate, under the provisions of the deed of 1720. The three actions were conjoined, and the court pronounced in the conjoined suit a judgment in favour of the Marquis of Hast ings. The three appeals are spied that judgment. Tho Lord Advocate and Mr. Betbell were heard last Thursday in support of the appeal of Lady Sophia More (Marchioness of Bute). Sir F. Kelly and Mr. D. M' Neil (Dean of Faculty) were now heard for Lord Henry Hastings, and Mr. J. Stuart and Mr. Moir (of the Scotih bar) for Lady Edith Hastings. Mr. 0, Turner opened the case for the respondent, and his first point was that the devolution of tiss Loudon estates was entirely changed by private acts of parliament in 1807 and 1813, and that since that time they did not descend in the manner contemplated by the settlement of 1720. The farther hearing was adjourned at four o'clock. EQUITY COURTS. Bet ore the Master of the Rolls. ATTORNEY-GENINAL V. MAGDALEN COLLEOII.—AB TO WHITHER 'ME SCHOOL AT OxFOB.D ATTACHED TO lean- MILLEN COLLEGE 18 • FLEE On woo* SCHOOL.—This information was filed for the purpose of having it declared that a school attached to Magdalen College, and founded originally by William of Wayneflete, Bishop of Winchester, the founder of the college in the reign of Henry VI., was a free reboot. William of Waynellete, in 1456, obtained a charter from Henry VI., empowering him to found a college at Oxford, and he obtained the king's license to erect proper buildings to carry out his purpose, and to make statutes for the government of the college and the regulation of its reve nues In 1468 the foundation was made provisionally, and William of Waynegete having in the meantime erected buildings for the use of the college, and established a gram mm-school at Oxford adjoining the college, and also another school at Wayneflete in Linco • in 1481 endowed the college, end made statutes forits gove rnment. By one of these atettreehe ordainedthat there should be in the college forever ama ter or informar in grammar to be hired and removed by the president of the college, who was freely and gratuitously to teach all persons whatsoever, who might attend the gram- mar school which he had built, situated ham by the college, and he directed that there should be an usher ender the master, to be engaged and removed in like manner, who was to teach, gratuitously, the persons attending the school; and he directed the master to be paid 101., and the usher 61. an nually, out of the common goods of the college, in addition to their chambers and weekly commons, which he directed to be equal to those of the fellows of the college ; and by the same Astute, be recited that he hid founded another grammar-school at Wayneflete, in addition to the school at Oxford, and he empowered the president of the college to appoint a master thereof, wit h an annual stipend of 101. out of the common goods of the college, and the muter was to be retnoveable by the president, and to teach all persons coming to the school gratuitously. The grammar-school at Oxford as constituted by the founder, was stated to have consisted of a school-room, large enough to hold nearly 200 boys, aid a chapel, refectory, and outbuildings. These buildings were stated to have been separated from the college by a w lane, and they acquired shortly after the the name of Grammar Hall, and in course of time wen sells& MoeMslen Hall, and a president and I thopullent was slated to the hall, out of the fellows of the esilige. Then ties some evidence that in early ti MI lion town* the Hess of the last century, there was from time to time a liege number of boys attending the soled. But it dually came to be regarded, by the oollegsjes a school for the education of the choristers of the : sr oo r—Of whom there were 16 ; and in 1816, the hall and were palled ewe and the hell was removed to another alto s ad Ow re were taught in a room in the taw fir that purpose. The statutes of the mere **bully is Latin, having been transi rem* by Mr. Ward, and copies of the trans latioa threollith—the peril of them by certain parties in Oohed lel to the'poutent inthrestion. It b p:Le r :hat the col *obi be resteethed se the = lege ti ro tal d thme ethecdatanitek owe ass, sad, a obit the whoa laded by ff r =lote was a Mittruism Nisei. !hi thett th e ought to t cud poem to be raw sal ether of the Iskoot, the priskisnt and . Wotan might be deemed •to provide lre the seethe and usher eseimen‘ equally with the filowe—and to allow the threw and ware le_ bath peps rooms in the col- • bp, sad that it be declinodest the mean and usher • were wattled to ptiWeets in the bemused sewn of the soilage, and the& the meth" was entitled to allpseel e inal • to woe-half of the peekhat's and the usher to the to moo.belf of the mosittok med . ' that the college tight or amel lo held ad provide s m it and seathethet peounar. • wheel an the ovisimel she, sr to rooms the smoiest school sod beiiiep weaseled dmoompon. The thwedsr, by his motels, eppthithi the T. of Wises*, far the time being Is be visitor ciao cellar, and he &keeled that any Purples of the animal revenue, after podding for the sti pends sad maintenance of the different assebers and officers of the other, should be applied for the beboof of the college. A greet did otf dissemins tea place as to the view which had been takes of the soh's is former times, and the his , toll' a* , college wee hey minutely examined; bat the evi dence was not very distinct on this point. The rekstor con tended that it me*, Wend= of the founder to establish a tree public grammeraMasel an smelly the roe Siding as the seheol which be hurled et Wayeellote ; that it was s - trust Wpm& an the eeilaw to keep up and maintain the slip& is isefioeimeaner, increwAss the salaries of the mister sad ether ha peportion to the ismer of the maw rewmess; end thee the mart had jeffethrithe to Ithwin to ethipg the allege to carry • est the Intereiem of the herfisr, Inemusit es it wet net • matter Moan te the Memel sasorgometh et So ease: which the Hsieh some hail Moan with, bee to a trust for the pills bewelt. For the ethege, ea r ttUer hand, it was coined that the Mend =Mei wee on s dif ferent footing flat lath at Worths* and tome It eon • *hoed an lateral pert of the allege itself, sad Wag as mach a subject of vidurial power as the inte rnal of the allege itself, adwee, therehre, not withinV n id° nris. dictioa of the court. It was tithed tee, that OM ft the • mho& the Nth eseeliesd as a be esink the imelor and usher would the be meths& to Moho mom then the poll- WSW steps& allotted 1: " I thi n k*, beadl e ithroseek se . she mthilise weals were divested by the fakir to be epithet fter the of selligo. Nam lathanby so, mod Si, theinhaestiee; Memos. Tenth, R. Pother, hod thevett the hap. The Mester of the Belle heerved his judgment. Bete. the Vloo4:Esilitaar ci EastsadL WILSON V. WILSON.--COKSTIWCTION or • COVENANT IN • DEED or SIMARATION. —The tuticslars of this nee have already been fully bane the pas .c upon the occasion of an ensisiestioll snit big instituted against Mr. John Henniker Willem far a drum. The question now raised was as to the onadenetiou of sortain article* of agreement for separation, is whit& woe seednined a covenant on the part el the trustees to indsmilit Mr. Wilson against all delta contrasted by the said Mr. mum, It was contended that dune was as evident mistake in the words of the artiel., and that the object of the parties was to indemnify Mr. Wil son egolast his wife's debt% and not against his own. A name, was mho to the nester to approve of a proper esttlement in pareessies cithees articles; and the case now cisme en lapm exceptions to the master's report. Mr. Bethel and Mr. Lloyd, Mr. J. Barker, Mr. Busk, and Mr. Henniker, were the counsel engaged. The Vice-Chancellor said, that at the time the ease war last argued before him, he directed that a clause should be inserted in the settlement indemnifying the husband against his wife's debts, and no objection had been made to that. It was evident to every lawyer that such a clause ought, under any circumstances, to he contained in the deed. The clause now under discussion, in which the husband was to be in demnified against his own debts, was clearly repusnant to the rest of the instrument and the intention of the parties. He should, therefore, direct it to be expunged entirely. Before Vim-Chancellor Kalithe Brom. ICCURDY O. NOAIL—WOILIINO bALT-PITB.—Mr. Rus sell, Mr. Recce, and Mr. Weleb, moved for an injunction to restrain the defendants from continuing to drive a headway in the direction of the plaintiff's salt-pit at Droitwich. It appeared that the defendants bad sunk • salt-pit at a super ficial distance of 400 yards from the plaintiff's pit, and the plaintiff alleged that the defendants were driving a hori zontal headway of 200 yards in extent from the bottom of their pit in the direction of the plaintiff's pit, and that if allowed to proceed they would draw off the brine from the plaintiff's pit. Mr. K. Parker and Mr. J. R. Palmer, for the defendants, opposed the motion, denying the mimicries of the headway, and alleging that no danger could result to the plaintiff from the defendants' use of their salt-works; but if so, the parties should be left to their legal remedies. The Vice-Chancellor refused the motion, without prejudice to any question in the cause, and directed the defendants' cartel of tlus motion to be costs in the cause. COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH.—OeILDKALL. Before Lord Deeman and a Special hwy. Waxman: e. 11111118WURTH.—VALIDITT OP A VERNAL SUBMI•PION TO ARMTRATION.—MT. Sara Slice was counsel for the plaintiff Mr. Humfrey, Q. ~ Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Dowdeaswell represented the de fendsnt. This was an action of trover for a certain bill of exchange, drawn by the Rev. E. Oathercole on the Rev. M. A. ()ethereal°, which the plaintiff, through his agent, had sent to the defendant to be discounted, and which the de- (Cadent refused to return or give value for. The defendant put several pleas en the record of which the material one was that disputes had arisen between the Rev. E. (lather cole and the plaintiff as to the right of property in the bill ; that they had agreed to refer those dispatee to the arbitra tion of the defendant, who had undertaken to make his award in a reasonable time ' • that a reasonable time had not yet eloped, and he had not as yet made his award. For the plaintiff a witness was called, named Bowker, who described himself to be a money agent, and proved that he had taken the bill to be discounted to the defendant, who kept it a few dap and then refused to discount it, because of a notice which he had received, that it had been obtained from Mr. E. Oathervde without value; that • meeting took place between himself, Mr. E. Oathercole's so licitor, the plaintiff', and the defendant, at which, after some conversation respecting the bill, it was agreed that the defen dant should retain possession of it, and that if the plaintiff showed, to the defendant's satisfaction, that any money had been given by the plaintiff to one Chandler, who appeared to be his endorser, the bill was to be returned to the plaintiff. Another witness then proved that the plaintiff had shewn to the defendant that certain monies had passed between the plaintiff and Chandler in respect of the bill, but that the de fondant had refused to give it up, because the plaintiff wean uneertifleated bankrupt, and would not disclose the name of the person whose money be alleged that he had paid to Chandler. This being the plaintiff's case, it was submitted that the defendant's plea was proved. For the plaintiff, how ever, it was objected that the submission to the defendant's arbitration ought to have been in writing, and that, In fact, there was no submissi nat all. Lord Denman thought it unnecessary to put the submiseion into writing, and that the plea was proved. Thereupon the plaintiff's counsel sub rained to a nonsuit. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Nos Pares—Betas Sir F. Potluck and a Leaden Speelol Jury. VERTU! AND OTHERS O. EDOE.—WOODEN PAVEMENT. —Mr. serjeant Bylee and Mr. Lush, were counsel for the plaintiffs—The Attorney-General and Mr. Buncombe for the defendants.—This was an action brought by the plain tiffs, who are timber-merchants, to recover 4881. for blocks, supplied by them, to one Saunders, upon the defendant's guarantee. It appeared that Saunders, who bad invented an improved mode of laying down wooden pavement, con traded with the pariah authorities, in 1842, to lay down a pavement upon his improved plan, in the vicinity of St. Marrs Church, in the Strand. One of the conditions of the agreement was, that Saunders should not be paid unless the pavement lasted for an entire year, in good order. On the 24th September, in that year, he purchased from the plaintiffs 5,000 blocks of the best Norway fir at eight shillings a square yard. Six months' credit was to have been given, and the defendant guar anteed the payment on the expiration of that time. During the delivery of the block., objections were made to some of them b 7 the parish officers, but they were put down upon the plaintiffs' undertaking to supply others if those which were then disapproved of proved rotten or in any manner defective. Saunders's experiment failed completely, as it was stated; in consequence of the bad blocks furnished by the plaintiffs, and tha result was that the parish Olken refused to pay anything. The present action was then brought upon the defendant's guarantee, but he also declined to pay upon two grounds—first, that the article contracted for had not been supplied, and secondly, that the plaintiffs bad discharged him from all liability by taking, in January, 1843, Saunders's acceptance, dated on the 2nd Nov., 184, and payable at six months for the debt, now sought to be recovered.—A verdict was returned for the defendant. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Witicmierrin, MONDAY. The commission of assize for the county of Hants was opened in this city, on Saturday afternoon, by Mr. Justice Croswell and W. Justice V. Williams. The business of the courts commenced this morning ; Mr. Justice Cromwell presiding at nisi prise, and Mr. Justice Williams on the crown side. There are lb causes entered for trial, and the calendar contains the names of 82 prisoners. In the majo rity of cases in the crown court the offences appear to be of a comparatively trifling nature. • I • d • • • I I I • CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. This court met yesterday pursuant to adjournment. The Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir C. Marshall and Hughes Hu ghes, the Sheriffs, and the Under-Sheriffs, were present at the opening of the court. The number of prisoners at present for trial is 204, which will probably be increased to 260 before the stand jury are discharged. The Recorder, after the grind jury had been aura, mid that be would only call *air attend= to ems ere, white was that of a medical =a alined via the slims of men slaughter, by the administering at iseprigar used = medicine, and thereby emang the dna of as With regard to the question of medians being silminisemed by a =idled man or • perms sat set to that capacity, he must inform thous that the law was assay understood as not making ay dillnisse between pin= so situated, and they were both nook amenable to a charge of manslaughter where death eissed if the other circum stances required by the law to perm tie offence were clearly established - ; sad, theeskas, the point whither the accused was a regular prosainser or net would not require to be considered by *sm. The yeiselpel point for the eons. duals. at or Nast es ths= isik, my nes whether there bed been grow assligemes ennuated to a criminal =l2ledit arlinyet am tell them that any eridoel inettwilien IS dm part of a medical man, done bob* itemise no neunstion at say deliberate inten. time to do injury, would amount to the crime of man slinghter, where death was the resat of such inattention. In Me pwsnt case, it would weer that the accused party did tut mentally admialmir the ineseldimt that ceased the ' death; bed is it appears& pees* dear that it was admi nistered Womb Idea by en imoseet went, no diMoulty ag eesd r ilazse Ws limit, mei be would he liable the Lela that were neesseary he to the whiled= it the Jury. He there would be veer Mk limbs that the era of dm desemsed was Wasiak to prude acid. If • resdisel men =right to mho us el seek dangerous sad it was nedubleilly his Ant, to take I can t h at his yresedptka was meellaily sad prepsely made up, and it would be kr Ms gromkteryis leek sew this ea one ingredlist in the ass bare tbefemns to • conclusion that then bedlam press or srlminelniglispase. It appeared that ass ingemiest mulamed In the pres*don, vs., the = WON& powder, was one diembut not ' Net ha Me maids poieseds% mkt& wadi, therelbro, tlde mailW4 end be • matesiel Ipseise ter the sesesaelthersmd Jury what was the meter gtalfty et be recommended thm, dure to quid= the =Weal wit s a ink is sheedieppear that Is news o r yet Ai it was cal arenelles the ihereesns tai %militia am nisei in the cwt inettriels that wens 111111116114 erge un doubtedly in tbet OM the deindemt wadi set emeumbis to the di made gambol Ida. The ctrl by say* It wee amessery, On the peoteellim pulls,hat team th• method puke den awed uriemiend Set It they shoes to make um of and datilty inputionia, they were bound le mer it li C al uinseit ere end Nudes in se damp The Women ot seines mired thee then shield essesissmft ems depot= Ina the linsten T ylls va reribed by lesi emthe li devidisies. "" bed Inflows" Item welt of Mews, harmonies domed inroads. V deneenses emarimuts were the Yemeni sdepthe d t let hsee sum b• mum se hu e = proper broads. mai tbey sand ererche the mot ample cooks la merlin rot tins anarimssto. POLICE,-YESTIRDAY. •••••••• - • - - CLERKEIMBLL.—Haser PINALTIZIL-0. SousiM was chaired, at the instance of the Excise, with haying un lawfully in his ponession a quantity of illicit spirits, without a par, Gonna?, to the data' of 6th Geo. IV., chap. 80., wbieh sabjected Mu to apmslty of 1001., or sin maths' ins prlemmest. It appeared thateome Excise oaken were search a house in Wititeereewetreet, Bt. Luke's, w "jigger" spirits were sold. A knock came at the door which being opened, the prisoner was found with a basket containint three bleAders, in which were Ilse gallons of illicitegints. The prisoner had no permit, and he was taken to the station-house. On inquiry, at 4, Clark.eoart, which • address the prisoner gave,"he was to . und not teTbe living there, but at No. 9, George-street, Camberwell, where the officers discovered a private still at work, which they seis"d. A turnpike ticket was rotted in the prisoner's possession, from which it wm evident that he must, just before his ap prehension. have driven through the Green-Man gate, near Camberwell.—Mr. Greenwood convicted the prisoner in the penalty of 1004., or sir months' imprisonment, leaving him, if he thought proper, to apply to the Commissioners of Excise. Riney's.— Thomas IValdron, a well-known thief, was charged by Police constables Lee, 177, and Smith, 41 0, with having unsuited them whilst in the execution of their duty, and rescuing two prisoners from their custody. The officers, during the hours of divine worship en Sunday fore. noon, saw a number of boys and men, amongst whom was the prisoner, gambling with halfpence, in Angel and Porter-alley, Golden-lane, St. Luke's. The officers ap prehended two of the gamblers and were taking them to the station-house, when the prisoner swore they should not take them. He struck Lee a violent blow on the ear, which nearly stunned him, and obliged him to let go hie pri soner. He then attacked Smith, rescued his prisoner, and assaulted him. Both oaken were maltreated severely, and after a &spume resistance he was taken to the station house. He was sentenced to one month's imprisonment for assaulting Lee, and *even days for the assault upon Smith, without the alternative of releasing himself by payment of any fine. WORSHIP-STREET.— Bea IVOLIINtr. - The magis trates have received the following charitable donations, an acknowledgment of which was requested in the public ;our nals:—" J. G., ' 21. ; "M. F.," a • "R. F., ' 104. ; W. Dalton, Esq., and fr iend, Bury St. Edmund's, 101. per Mr. John Alison,Warneford-court, Throgosorton-street ; • few persons assembling at the Crown public-twine, East-road, City-road," 12a. 4d. ; " R. F.," 10e. ; and "A. 8. P.B ," 10s. MARLBOROUGH-STBEET. Jcemittn Hover azzazzas.—Three boys, named Biggs, Macgregor, and Mott, were charged with having stolen some plate, value from the shop o Mr. Fitchew, silversmith, Oxford-stree t. Samuel Hart said that onWedneeday last he saw the three prisoners standing at Mr. Fitchew's window. Macgregor was cutting the window with some instrument, Biggs was standing behind so as to screen him, and Mott was waiting by Mac gregor's side with a basket ready to receive the plunder. Macgregor having succeeded in cutting through the window, immediately took out of a case a knife, fork, and spoon that were exposed for sale, and put them in Motto basket. Wit nest immediately went forward and secured Mott ; the other prisoners ran off—Police-constable Colons, I) 33, said he took Biggs and Macgregor into custody, and he knew that both were bad characters. He had seen Mott, who was an errand-boy to a doctor, in Macgregor's company, and had warned him against keeping such bad company. He be lieved Mott had been drawn into the offence by the other two boys.—Mr. Bingham said ha should make a difference in the case of Mott by allowing his friends to bail him. All three boys were then committed. Boon Tsars.—Last week an application was made on behalf of Mr. Bohn, a bookseller, for a warrant against a gentleman, named Francs* Buchanan Hoare, for baring, as alleged, improperly disposed of between 6001. and 1,0001. worth of valuable books, the property of Mr. C. Carisbrook, the Bishop of Llaudaff, and others. On heanog the evi dence in support of the application, Mr. Bingham con sented to issue the warrant, and th is warrant was imme diately placed in the hands of • police constable, who was to execute it in Ireland, where it was alleged Mr. Hoare was then residing. Yesterday Mr. Hoare, who it appeared was not in Ireland, accomsanied by his proftesioial adviser, came into court to meet the a:111 but on an intimation being conveyed to Mr. that the complainants were unprepared to go into the coma, owing to the absense on circuit of counsel who bed been instructed to appear in support of the charge, Mr. Bingham amid, as the unforeseen surrender of the defendant, mid the absence of the counsel, placed the complainants in an embarrassing position with respect to the evidence, it was but reasonable to give the complainant the benefit of a short adjournment. Mr. Hoare's professional adviser was very anxious that no delay should take place. His client was prepared with • full answer to the charge. He should wish to see the depositions on which the warrant had boon granted. Mr. Bingham sent for the warranubooa, and gave the required information. Mr. Hoare's professional adviser conceived there had been nothing on the pert of his dent to call for the proceedings that bad taken piste. Mr. Bingham said he had no opinion to pronomeos is the matter. All he should say was, that Mr. Baia was placed in a peculiar poeitkm before the Court of Bankruptcy. A large of his stock had disappeared. It had been se the direction of the defendant, and this was the charge the defendant would be required to answer on Wed nesday next.—Bail was accepted, and the parties retired. THAMES.—Yesterday Mr. John Crunden, the master of a ship called the Gazelle, lying off Horsleydown, appeared before M n Yardley, to answer • charge of sessulting a poor woman, named ire Wefts, under very peculiar dream stances—lt appeared from the evidence of the eomplathasat, • widow, who was very meanly clad, that she lived in Grove road, Mile-end. On Wednesday last she was in company with a female friend much younger than herself, when they met the defendant, who was very drunk. A derty-looking man was with him, trying to rob hint. Witness end her Mend interfered, and, after some Notable, succeeded In pitting rid of the defendant's eery spamelesable can pinion, and, fearing that the defendant would get into trouble, offered to see him home. He made them understand he was master of a ship in the river, and he thanked them and eked them to accompany him on board, which they consented to do. On reaching the Gazelle he invited them into his cabin, and treated them with brandy and water. He soon afterwards quitted the ship with the younger woman, for the purpose of buying some fish, leavuoga bottle of brandy on the cabin table. On hie return with the complainant's friend he seemed to be much enraged, anti ordered her to leave the ship immediately. She decline d doing so without her friend, who, however, seemed inclined to re main on board. The defendant nmediately commenced beating the complainant. He tore her cap off, and beat her, and was proceeding to further violence, when the Custom house officer stationed on board stood b etween: the parties. The defendant said he would not be baulked, and he struck the woman again. He tore the hair from her head, and dragged her along the deek. The mate of another vessel came on board and rescued her, and she called for the polite*, and was taken ashore. She was very much hurt by the violence of the defendant, and she declared she offered no provocation for the violence committed upon her. The defendant had obtained • postponement of the case from Saturday, on a representation that he would bring a Custom-house officer to prove that he was not the nor. He made a lame defence to the charge, and said the woman made more free in his cabin than he wished, and drank his brandy. He ordered her to leave the vassal, and sherefond to go, on which he attempted to eject her, and she straggled and scratched him. He then ailed hi mate, who diid not help kiln much, and raid he saw a senile going on upon deck, and the captsin wished one of the woman to leave the vend.—Mr. Yardley : And the other to zentain on board?—The mate believed that was so. The other woman did atop.—The complainant said, her friend had remained on board the bogie with the captain ever gain Wetbesday.— The digest admitted he had kept the women in his cabin sign Wednesday, and she was then still. He again esiesvoared to esealkate himself, but in a vary gamey man ner.—Mr. oud, the conduct of the t was highly and that he would not ennui him with the meammad and a easel if he had one. He had taken two wssa, Wenger' to him on board the Owens • and one of them Ibsen since det a ined br pawpaw whic h no one who heard the ease could doubt for ens inemest. It appeared that the defendant had anted with games to the woman Watts, and had attempted to eject her from hi ship in a violent, rough, and unbecoming way. He limed the defendant 10e. and costs ; which waslmmediately paid, THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1847. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY RYILMING. The conclusion of the eight millions loan contract became known in the city within an hour after the proceed ings at the Treasury commenced, and the nullity of such • transaction helped to create • certain excitement on the oc casion in the stock market. The first bargains in the new security, which has yet to appear, under the denomination of Consols scrip, were done at 19 premium, subsequently at 2, from whence the price descended to and left off at 11 to ; premium. The loan was taken in two parcels of four millions each by the great houses of Messrs. Baring, and Rothschilds. A combination of interests between them, which should lead to the result of sharing the loan, had been generally anticipated. Under the et.- camshafts, the contract price of 899 appeared to be generally regarded as • fair consideration, and, from the fact that it was not found requisite to open the sealed paper containing the Treasury minimum, it must have been accepted in that sense by the government. The interest actually yielded upon that rate will be a fraction lees than 39 per cent per annum. The quantity of stock to be created will be something over 8,938,5001., in order to realise the eight minks" wattled in money. Although a considerable number at perms attended the meeting at the Treasury, yet it does me terser that any tenders were offered for the loan bopped these of the houses referred to, with the exception, as reported, of one withdrawn before badly delivered in. The speculation in the new ecr_ip gave an additional stimulus to hominess fn Consols. Th ey opined at 901 to 9 for money, and 991 to 1 ke time, _Pm ea the news of the ken centred become 9 beim A lley micas fluctuations they left or 909 to 9 ter money, sod 909 buyers for time. Exchequer-Ms, 3s. to 71. pm. The Advertised bills, Is. to 6e. pm. Reduced Thesis9l9 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 93 to I. lank Sloth, 2011 to 69. India Stock, 250 to 2. India Berk 9s. to Bs. pm. The date of the Exchequerhill market at resat qessetleas sea mats sons =wafted at the Tssoeurp. Is would BM be possible to plane any quantity °Ms eisielied bah worth seem at non than per, even it per Ides eseld be obtained. The consequence may be, tens the armie s amid imam unexpectedly, that • Wes sod imesavesieot OlDOusi may come to be presented kir paysset la womb la isms tithe advertisement, kr pails et se 21.81161111 D Or about the 16th instant. About dee mines lave es le dealt with, one-fourth of which to le peedied tar he wirmay, would not be a desirable scoot he the acted esdhancture of financial affairs. It veil be neemeary in such ore, perhaps, to apply part of the &Maiming pro ceeds of the new loan he that end, trusting to the chances of fresh hear of bmatior in • more favourable state of the moray waszket, kr It would sot be advisable to press upon the Bank fur advances ate time when apparently it should be husbanding its resources for a threat ening and impending future. Foreign stocks attracted little attention. Spanish were rather worse, the Fives 241 to 1, the Threes 341 to 6, Deferred 17 to 1, the Passive sto 1. Portuguese 331 to 41. Brazilian 86 to 8. Buenos Ayres 40 to 2. Peruvian 38 to 40. Mexican 22 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a-half per Cents. 681 tot; the Fours 921 to t. &HOLISM FUNDS. last Sleet, cal N 1 Ceseele for heel , 13th Apell, Cl 3 pa Cc Ned. heal., elf li eel 3 per Ct. Carol. Awe.. 9.44 1 1 IDo Scrip. lie 11 New 31 per Cc Ansi, 033 3 Eschewer. Hill.. LAM, 144.,7 /I 3 Lees Awe.... 3 1ea..11101, if 0-14 I Ditto, lOW ,7e 1•610 Stock, eel Dice. 31•311.9 leils heels, ender 1,01131., 11 f pm. Dluo. sivenbal,ll I par Ct, 1001110 Bead, 40 4 11 1 per Cs /paha Bde . 00., Nana 11 per Ct. Clallaa Beads, 0 I 111,30 I pee Cr. Belleau, 014, 22 1 2 per Ct. CePeenels Isis., SS S per Ct. ltueldaa Roads, 11112, Z d .. 114 per M. 1.00.0 Bde , Zs. IBC, K 1114 ea dip 0 per Ct. lAtek Neelsage 13 0011., 11 per Cl.Ppadele 80ada,401.,1100 PI, 111 4 per Ceut. Dab* Certilkatee. Di 3 per Ct. Spealsb Puttee Fida. 2 4 EXCI4A/401116 AND STOCIDI ABROAD. _____ _ Nissa", Pas. Threii-par-Ontn, al mosey, 312 anoint Com.. 20 ante', 201 anotutt Passives, 42 moat,. 02 account , Coopous, IT mow,. 171 account. Bank of 111. Porilinsad. 221. Xacitaage co Lou don. 37n. The Allgetneine Zeitting, Feb. 23, gives particulars of the commercial failures which we have mentioned in connexion with the affairs of Cracow. The firm of Hess, Raben, and Co., have failed in the amount of from 300,000 to 400,000 marks bane°. The brothers Dyrenfurth, in Breslau, have alao been placed in difficulties. RAILWAY NEWS. There was a fair market in shares yesterday in a general way, with a variety of business in small parcels of shares and scrip at prices tolerably supported. London and North-Western declined, however, in price. Caledonians were higher, supposed to be the result of some speculative operations in the market. - - • SHARE LlST.—Lonoos, Mascx I. Ran—Tha qaosatina al Mao la ROMS elleM6l.ll ammo maul Cream arc lam al liar la boar Wain' prima Vat& nil! ! . _ Before Mr. Smith, Roan 32. -- Berman Can.-418. Edinburgh and Betbßate Railway (extension of Barrack's Branch from Whitburn to the ...bar Cold Ileld and Shott's Iron Worth, and dersation of main line at or none to Meth. hall: oppodtkawithdrawn, standing orders complied with. Before Mr. May, from it OPPORPD C 4.0.-405. York and Newcastle Railway (main line improvement, BWhop Auckland and other heanches, and abandon ment of part of the Bishop Auckland branch)) : standing orders mia ow with, snoops in one instance of nth-savior of node*. 413. Toss. hedge Wells (Sot Grinstead and Brighton Beneath Railway), drawn. LONDON AND III&NCHNSTIZ (ANNINOTON'S Line).— Diesettss kw Pfaiksp, Feb. 37.—Mr. Brooks in the ehalr.—Mr. Po. cook ens at theonneelßee V: inewapee the *Mks. sipared Ike tineebeitirt kW been lealiellanytitligfrantlndiree. taw bethertban a dalewent *gybed bad amen dies MOW& et Oa line t ofiewleseesaing with IlieDireet If arbsear, =I lint it vas sit e Dew NNW at We time el De emelipmellem tint Way bed= in bout. Rea se reantly Dr On Wow boilers I: l l4leneleing the elespny. mg awitien le am set el beet Y begged ft peeptea—Tl• =Wen Wks Um =LID. D. W. Zervey eke regretiel lie Winn be min any alike on l EL the areliee. anewt . Wee of 7s. IL per inn ea 1 41/Matilie The awdlnears wisdom epwisted, vim. eller a einebbaelle We leiletrlng Mani wee imierVatos Mil& eel et vine IN wile is ailleillaoll. and I= tid ere ageing nob dIseololle• I fie dbeelation sod eeinvfty, lOW and spine dinaletlas gni it et besiteenley, 16,433.- -The dr kerb mil einekrribembr slord tbs Mews et the sau tbarene—A vale el emir le Ihe Belbsoan ores proposed and with drawn. Fl7l=llll.—HafAnsely ifse&rogs, Feb. 27.—Mr. B. Cies la ettelr.-11e embey TM Se wit et Se dkeetore, SIMMS' Ss Ste tnie mete Sew. leek et 1,11771.17 e. Ild, which sift the Andes r remesed e dietked to • 4 halt yer etibe see 04 pa set per ems. sae MSS melds ea eher the elh AEA sat Se SEIM en armessee kit the ems' et the Ma summit. Mess PleeteerAstitmee; aelhrSeemlnatiea et lbeestertis IletSteehes 111•11111111111111 SS Se 1.11/011me. essettlettee Ste is sebsibut MS be eared le Se Meeholdes pesetas le tbe =MS et elms me bell by Ms sad Set the arse wet asespi byes meet tharebeides MS be dined le the= Ss ressermi Mesholis eelheelee this le demi ll= as latir MA des seediest, the sum et ISMS. mho. efied by the feMeala Met LMmin le be Mel tetra The meet silegeeL inseCouterom—Fin. 27.—There won set enough areehd Ms. iene peneut, ana the Fewest memos we adjourned sir Near, I/Aim—Ha lfiewly Mestiry, re. 27.-111 r. w.,. Choiwillo be the chair.—lbe wort ot too OMAR§ meowed *dr nest an they were not In a arthlsa t. visinninct the =elm *NW comm. The 111111•11111. primal tom In a dab of morloisty. Ms thane wale be WOW& to emoolowet way the yea et the Noe between bow ins Cleservol. • =olio kr eitismanig sad the soomeitout el aormiltles o pp• et n WOW, Ye the esoepors "Shin woo *MIL The report wooend. POITSVii Pill AND BaumAT.—Hallvark Meeting. —Brlmml,lo.27.—Mr.H.Drits the chrir.—Tbs usstimpartastpart thellessrsW report vissm~ r thstallorrisslisrprek sat Or Moe, Os Mud= hid IsWtiid Os .sisr b Skeet his ft Ms sea susswirsi mai et essilmiss b. sad aserial= disloalse... „ et So gr i t s ral Iry los b lbw bow sir bodes la =Mod Is sport MSS rOsiess bi kiwasestreft pit et Ass Is Mrs& Ms *O. NM= Elis Os mierlslis st ask is allesdiss bobs Ism Ss Mr. Mks Is Mime pow, Os Immle MO DINO: ision Us ISM aril lids= sr Mel Is awls WE Or rids dile Imsels Is Mr Issarry .“ =. on upwards ft S SOD= Ws*. vat r i z s gsrled bob = r1=11011•4 Isla et waded er Ss . Miss ill wow is istmulss Os Mrie los dran rlPM saI,ML ibmpola. —Amami lasOisir.— Beart, Pub. lan T. 1. deem Is tie eldr.--The dread repel dere "—la Its rearie to die ameetra der ••= b l= kae. It ma New GO et dr aidwo et dr c h. ell end %bet 101.1110perdreelrolorpelerp Iherteer • erase idler IL per dereedlle mile la rim IA 101. wrote mil reads le be pelL Id dr Ude eeitlea dr 1.40,4 Eddie Mae it ter di awl Ilerre the eterate poorly et the Leedom rod Medi warm Cleggery. The rid Uri nude, op lees Idet et le. Rum 141 f. vole /SAM 1 Is. Ike the err prise. the entralell 112,7951. Se N.. lievir biker hi et 1 . 711 .111. 111. 4L The Impart wee doer& Co T 11111; !germ ,TON 1.710.1111, AND Hamm- RAX—Ha ti= w ikall a" 46.l. o oo. • I.—Thls imam wee . atlhe gm opiate. there were set the NEWS amelw et ihirehdam pielleeD resedeed.hy Nee wN Male 11; Ihe peenallago IMMO therelaw ageema mai Ili maw lae. mama time INN • IFINNIIOIIIB da. elm ekerawlease. sad via a Ma ma;a. alba et width le Nat the areetare raw& la elan twelve malls Imam The Lae bas beam lewd to the land= mad North.WeelersOaapiiey. LOT ATM WIIIITYOILICBIIIII JUNCTION.- 16•14..-11146.111.--)fr.ionspit Douala = l t Itstairmi input Oil* that the Moms= tt en mew gommt a no The bin Ina rapssied to li a =g mist& brae admits Iwo We tuft mg Ille webs no am la a date et Mit ellidi lite ollpolom aluilikol it flair lot if Ilis= Way al brake as sire vNli we me. pundit rinsimmillmeL The Lob and Mkt sal 1 61= Ye• Iwo alms soolltini a mini bind Mod. ad it ris aired W Ito ktuist atormy dot flit tamest dim& Wks so Ili mil boxi bar km& tits a doer allonso. lids amemy mit an dim le lot to asatAporle iiii ftinl lowa Is the iiiiilll IS Wiry= aislr Yak tied Wore litillml Om. psi to Wm di Yip In at I pir = 4 iliioli we OW twit Imatiosit to 54 pr. wee am the Think der posylowspomillormioNsaimpfttlispitecoltlea iblattagroy. The monetary then road ths statement of the cob seimis, tom qtr It that • balance remained in the bulbar% limb of 1.1. M. Id., with • blame In the heeds of tbs *Wry of 71. lea OL the report was ariapeaL /pad* Nos** The eiredwiftre peessidad la *wider the Cr pante which bad hes rids by the Loads end Tided/ sed this Tait owl *aft WWII lialbeery ON= l fir, the or basin al this wawa; wlllt or * am of email eamped* awl te offsperagr dr Arabes Os eopene ar • seredeg the then** et Ws weepany got wag he= MOD perieweent dulled the press* eiveleL It was tweelved Mar seer disseesien that it would not be Jullsbras al pram* be mai Is =oh of either of the Ins amosida The male* y with regard to bill. parilmad wee shwa to des drain. NORTH STAPPORDSHlRE.—lleafrigilbatiatf.—gtoke spialtemt, Fels. 27.—Mr. J. L. Ricardo, " the andr. The repel stated that the works had ell been soodreslal he and** Sae vas coley of the line In Ihe Anemia of meat ppm d art at*, las*, dieweires Dbeltein iledieleAll le ass** at amide% and with os Met hams b a the TtaatanilMeessy beams the Craof this oiespany, and trowe E: ataleakee the perahro lt m thus la odds* th at by nwersi begliW le the trolls batman Liverpool and the sad the his disidale, • vary amidiroble amount Wild ha added to the actual iss. sad an wensay attained to the ee4 of onavayartee. nib be tho aelle. the nominated that tinted Z. lea per sham been net with yompained• there beteg*** prament times as harem *oily 15,117114 ea eat 4465,0504. to.; bat, eithoogh eamprolivatilittle of Qat era bad bass expended, yet as large payments wen day Ire waked it the pram of hal, mod he* di . eee4s he n or traders were lasswvewleot. the dinners it Tlstt to pagan the proprietors der • further mil at U. NIL per poet& as the 10th - of Ilay nert. The set, • balers auk assaidiag to 11,0231.2-.1 d. The repot ares adagio& *wag Nagato.—The draft of the company's WA aaw before podheand Weil reeiL The chairman ssid that in otoseernee of arnmegromis tibia hod ben mitered into with other canowele• *dr addled shim bid boa reduced from .01. to 161. lb. Y. ; they wee pregased radon the original mph" in 201. shares, es fist the 530,0001. sow to be rained (bait of which would be throbbsd by tbe Chanret and as* I*{& . w .g oold mot require the meths d new stock. la the ea et *Ong *tenet s ask , be add they bad therefore resolved as a slawahr lb aoh,sad by the tisehkei of the warawity the dinettes would* guided. Ifs draft bill was warinewdysogneed. BIRIERNKRAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CLIRONIRN SONO- TtON.—HoliLl'early Mee txv.—Birkesbead, Feb. 27. tar. J. Sam Joe., M.P., In the thalr. The secretary reed the report, which reed that the err inteteas Chair awl W a diaries at germ end • half sir were in In Ogre' tto Mr. epos • gostereet ortert. err d rot ezessi ßm Vit w orry or rile. Tres are the cry netts • f nay I=e ar ec the Ire; th ay atee pain 'lla wets tee a tu ween r r et teggill mein and port, ant bears Bores rHeisby hawmot= onelorled tor. The regeted driers st Warrington he bra arterneg. GM *OM& term been be oiningei by the dime , tre =lre brim re Merno.weeten• tioarier__ enlMelpirn, the liirewdrary Orr; nod *a Mir nielombenti eass. prim, Mr the orantka et • pert shirr at arier. The revert steleter die IMO= hilvesstesi r We am blared to the Went of 111,1111•1. be dot ronortirin. The NOM noesest =Whit • berme in bra at MOM. Tie report nes roger. BLACKBURN, Cl.laoos, AND NORM WINOTIRN JIM? non.-11 nit-yearly M burn, Feb.27.—Mr.W. U. to the chair. The droners tosennoind grt en eirment be into with the Itsektmeeb thern. ond Beier illeilway Com pany for an erigerrion with they 7r ar ea. owl propose that UN rime iota he Melded arr *le eft sharrolden in both arprin ; thogresh INAWANDIS be oniltiod to • pogrom drigsr di per art. The Meer= talltartelellb nrillbli the deprite on is pewees drys abseil be pig at r song a prod es ray be preederis. _. the storrent etre serintettaggerod that the reseres en re doper et M. 12a. ed. per erre immorir to MASK The Mannernle we MAIL, Warm • rimer the wok et Ihe eengswet 11,11161.116. N. The report wet 'pest In—lnseist Jferrg.—The orropersilon with the Bladdortr Demur and Mira leitwoy, tort Os refs Orr ✓ove was agreed crew. saw. BLACILII7IIN DARWIN. AND BOLTON RAILWAY.— !=ig Met Neetint.—Blaeklaws, Pelt 11.—llr. W. El. the report It was learnt that the tooserllti emptied; the Wanes at Bnithsor Brook eat Wogs ere ow sired ; marl the worth at the lien bomb= erS he peereded with rem at the otgalhathse eta the ~we et ea that et the lee ere her-dd. The Abeam lope to qty epee they ken Illeithore le Dew Y Wog mar Jew next, and the eagle lee mater Milt= to Dam hi the wag leiter next year. Theatres". thethimot en etheignmettesettlde COMA the , Mlo Mere% sot bkolloweelees Jeoelha s = COM piny the latter etaspay ba.bir propseel MAY wireget the toeholdero of the alnictown. Derwell.wei lethelleedAtthelre of thee:vital of the thatehore. Clitheree, end likerthWoolmolmettee Railway Oca e ls be aettdoi to $ peellowne dlddeed Welk per cent The meats Awed totem Is how et the Now r prjal Ile. 3d.— Spode! ittedleg. IMMINE or weed :—" That the preplan et dem to Ude whatheny doh be ertlithd to have apporticed amp* them telethon ot the umppertloned capital Brock el the libelhors, .ieree, sod Werth Weetersionetion Hailwor lthopeoff, wash shares beige theitee pnoromedleidead et dm ent.eraterthetheree the onslorialat away. sod haerleg bleveg ill the lee ale de mar , . per am= an the paid up vegilel the threlloo. Bet go shall be ethreed an eelelorce, open whit a mei doll be In the pedal volilek such cell shell remede mpaid."— The b ol a now bean parliament woe unanimously opporeed. SOUTH DevoN. Ilay-yearly Meeting.— Plymouth, Feb. 27.—Kr. 013, M.P., In t& ebair.—The capital amounts Mowed so aggro me rat receipts of 1,134,173 tae. Id.; of pa yments, of 1,061, 2 17s. 24.; Incise a balance of 70911. I Id. The revenue; accounts nbored &Mots, 1 3 . 1031 . 411 . 33 . I e1P 010311 . 8 . 8751 . I.ll.9d balance, 4,130/. Se. fid.; which, added to previous balance of 1,2651. 17r. 7d,, gives an excess of receipts time the opening of the line to Teipnraouth. of 5,496/. 3s. Id. The directors believe thin rendt will be eatisfactory, oonaidering how small a portion of the lbw was opened until within two days of the making up of the amounts. The number of peat engers conveyed already exceeds the parliamentary estimate. Preferential half shores will be lasned in a few days, on the capital authorired to be rained antler the amendment and braneben net of last year. Considerable progrees has been made in the atmospheric arrangements. A piston amiage bee been worked on six miles of the line, and the directors are assured by Mr. gams* Nut within a fortnight it will be able to travel over the ant twelve miles from Exeter to llawlish. The report was adopted. Noah[ ffeetifig.—Ediaburgli, Feb. 27.—Mr. J. Learroonth to the chair. —The report 'fate d that the 'rm . revenue of the math Una and Datheith branch, Para the manner to the Ma hammy lath the 23,1811. IN. and that the envenoms sad Mend la harrowed kr the ewe period led been MAW. Ma M.; leaving a at %MX he ad. Is fhb mend the ears espinththre in. • tIM to oaskisog o Vilmo Um wheedle Ithe wee parthily dated had set been make woe the eager@ et re= end areagthealng worth which thee Ilmemed ; them tams= In so far aa n i : s malie mea t the emdramora apPirha to be charred The i rho then line amounted le talker more than g l e 7r arat.se the nod to, while ea the Del elm line they eneedelU per mat. OM a dl.itent la yielded at the original end Dakeith kande Oak at ti per emit he the WM- thisada wig Imre a earplug after paying ot thia. ed. Mama at the rate or pth math we It MIMI weed be pt' MICE the menet paid up, as et Idiot llaythrt. from that date VW the apaisPr of the the co [tad it tune, tem the knome.tax. The dthealars had thought it right be b=rew Mow 2.10,0001.0 s their ownnemasibility, kr the mimeo et mambo thaw booth verb, partiatharly that to Mawlek, width were pre- Matial • e MOW that as les wend be email 11 0 a= Mreeit as tor r el oody Disc sad la after a. Mee remake paean at as line le will net be k till the and et Mr or dee bed mat mem. As the fastas at the shams bed era hem math the dtreatoratthanthanial thaithey be todharleed la pay intend et the 'abort pm mat the smith mantheth as wen dim spasm caw Mock for trldal perget, teem the dam Mama' —interest et the ve alb le had et I thee met pee mom Wog partial la enoar, sad they Ithleathe dr bared ea tgehl b aaath= kin the dale when a was dew ail s ire theyilalber to. eameasked4= be ealeadtemire the ram elide Seem. parr an by Mend es. to borrow. eo maa es the pre. ashes ot acts Maths thereat have been templed with. ▪ Cheirman, in hie egos* adverted to a math 'lke meth by Mr. Hedroa the thrntime did not Leith It sthie a ate J7thed a. i. to bsd atteire =ho e. wide b bathe= mantheedyrekthelbythethertheldeth this amealed oiler wee nary • mom& lo hOOO Oho Mr io prfolosft et= mat; ar, it day moaned Me du Ithoirquilm etw ir em• their* gire .. ..l . E et the ham. Ike eneamea Ora skint that he bad tha sem a mad oalsewetkarylda lobe itheeined aterrem ...d he se t o ted ealherhe the Deem tete Omen% the Ilinemeds wed keritth, sad the Ikea Mr. Mnisa. Mr Ompeny. wai to be beenr ud i= Math Mg Iffet era. ad Mr. Itiebeed It we agtheinly mine wises OM a dab =tare 'Maid be belrehmeth sal yet that the het &odd aot ham lima egmethleatel la the thanks of the Muth BMW • Ifolhoupom addend OM the the tan Yak a Mbar, b weld be mid alhethegoomthd mem methgement; and he woe et ”Inlen that any d uth the Itheimalk awl and& IPwith be althelibkgate=4 . l_ 4o emer.- and ea - alidgmnatina elk a ltell theuglet It beam Sem teed Ida die Wm* meth= it; my thaw with ea impethent a peremme es Mr. Batoen. If II per eat use theagla by the delethe kaillante mks Milo lam byall mesas Om wile It; be OM the aet bb (Mr. Mtheird opteleth neither was it Kr. Madmate, kr be had a a. It wee a to per tent. line ; eat It 11 we math ha per amt. is . l i t meat aorely be worth the aim a them. Mr. *Sell .h gate thst, Detstaamike So dkallows tipm miler wade they had Mame/. Ith gads teak sheath eateenid the patfiemetaten Ma..,bet fhb wee met a knelle at wird Mandl la whea el ask aneogemease mom wiapkteL--• he lathe at reeshalthe eggemkg the repel and farads, -oommosidoos 11110 newel end pared. anOrakkg a dieikai d Ith al gad dares at 8 5 m zi k. ad. spas the it Debra them (the Mobbed an the . W. sharer la be le the same peo), ethiadkikad to N payable eat the lab esd thst ~sett the rats at per that (nrigingly kanded tale per that. WI raked be S pre nth st the eimperasa et lb. Welbeeepra) &weld be al meed Ow Int mast the pater dares saw wad t zvoll • ail norm pith in antielpethen et 'elute A la raniallegn ball Mirage to thebarethag of no the pawn pima la the Mama ask et parliument Theme readthima were egamidy popes,. es. mink; gal aimed to. • dolt themelem Barad alai gaseday India eat Or wean ooreolok, Cizamosux.-11affigerfy Ifrlity.-14hbargl, Feb. 11.-11 z. ere Morro fa the relr.—The Mreeled w pow slited Sakupiriatlea Or the nor Ur her Wide le sad =i whit re Seeter Oriel Orr vire the era turn aria. Tlie nit e Orden draw amereara k Ors airs he Us es% Llwared. Irselntren rallaree. The a rra ear met taper IlobiroPlayomfor*oolba Ws so non la • peellresery rant Sr worear erralea nth the DriNas irl Orin repredl re eeisra d o = Aka midi dirt • ariarlie Welk repr,W *lhe r kalneerle Orr or. The DI De serylea eat thee prat Ire heat Terri ha the etrare emir Dr direr= en IMZIe ep Se brim le Carr an la Ds Mohr Orpay. Ile Dere Imre= • din herreir Ie rem the Chpie et tliraew. They re peers he were Orr rasa Dr•• Dr Chrieresre Dung« rest. lire Illet Dr. lan the 'herr her err 11110851. ler nib. nth the err reerel Ire ea re rE ore at re er etre rea Ire mike Sri le Ent Ite Ira ready pee to le eadraeln• As the err* emered te Maw to the Az ar rent et Ilekter. se Draeir Se errepleled. tain newt of Se prewar et the err yr porn tea th em- Ms direr at spier repeled • _Orr • dr.Pind seine epler Dr at the ernes etre new !NM la the msl=_4ll% . losey taly vain to heeellrealehared ea • Wr ier dims rpm= yr le="ll7dwillivedettallerketre 10,1171011 oarn Nonni Dribm.--almord Mobirm, =ltlrk. 11.—iftr. J. Dam to tha eltalb—lbo maim woo mobs So be Boar Ma be Gomm W here MesSiiv..—Th • thst Ibima MOloar, mot frea ansarma to Mo hair mil le wary to le semi be tro Maas doodorf mart dord art be loloi mom or lbo Mr of ami Al p. Mow NIB MI at aml4.igL Tro yobba otthojint Mrs et Daboribo los lona mom' W 1 be Waft BM Doorman& Onnala lhob Is sow mat tho oit of ar dream 7iw brß em Oa mad Moira it 1 1 to Lab Wtirata be wort Wei mot swab. 1111Aotm Marl; rad i imobba Obi per rot Maid In Morel ea oil pil In Mom. _ gtilt•111100i AND ATZ Dtmen.—Mipmest Mistim.— If& 1L At Or brow salt • iris W Ws . ad . by Kr. wilily, Ottatpm• le •sh las ; tat as caigt NO 11110 logronlme rat at =aime d Ma *NY Amu MI Um me is den Yr% tin obis= aimed that do ualuitades pa p ea I - - WagAw AND Cormitass.—Hariverly Mostity.— Oliegov, Id. 13.—/tr. A. Orem to 00 distr.—The import of the Meilen NNW dee the ammt of the 4111.1amd had been duly n ) . _Ma try s 'oissimies Oempmy. sad It was aot now marry ▪ retyalelemeM of the tommwe et Ms Mislay sad Cohort a s sestomhe tee. Theemmie betweewthle erommer rod the ask: bred rr arep. anew yen beteg UMW spew the ismMa Ye item from the mamma. doe with Me Piedsmim Clompemp, dem Ide claim for the /mai ✓i atimeek fhir es the Nem ampagb estete of Wirea. e raeoltedeed k seem mimme as had been dnne under rhe gamer aidounnot lea Edtaborgh adCameo. 00mp07.-71 e report was oppeweoll eL DI7IIDIE Meedinp.—De lh . ! dee, Feb. 2d.—Led minnand in the obair.—The report of the dire:bine dated thee they expect the line to be opened from Dundee to Simla aooodte Perth, In about a month. The line thus pertially opened, sdequele ides of the traffic of the hoe, when th e serum the Toy et Perth has been built, and the Central, and Aberdeen Mew opened. The directors oho Ma la by wed& this line will form part of ab e Pesettish cum* ..ed Landon and North Weetern note to Laeden,than formlng a anglanans line of railway of between 4110 and fan mfeti without ineernmern tram Tonna Tbe blame...hen showed that the total mediae eisoneled to NW. U. 3d.; nano expenditure to 118,5334 81 2= report was [We ere again under the areola s tllealabli sore of one *Marto of meetings. The follower., la _bend: Waterford Le d Limerick. Belfast and (bony Diem, Clannei mod Meat, been, sad Enniskllen.) Ira. Nod.. Id. par 70Lyan sad Ell " A rnr.,‘":,...D..,07.ap 4 =Dratz 1 n ; 4gi .i 1. r.. Wok 4S. l'adsg• 3 7fts. U Dm 1 atom ... II up, Wu. a Oxford 3..1 Mel II A. # obaros 14644041, Star.,* Dina 71 1 4 Do &AU 3 ► :li. 7 &VIM mad &seam .... 1 Op. 41 A. 1ia14.11.4 II IP. I Do. No. l4 vip. I& De.. TUnla (Ropil4 34 4 4,. 1 Hawkiniltualalre...... S is, A A 1444•1444 4 11 4 4 144 u 3ll 1I 4 21 Do.* S. Owe Mad. S.) In 31 Do. *Mum 4l 114 less.., lost. 4 Me& # 1 4 . 1/11 D. 004Mide Jamas 114 1044. 100 Mewli.,4 l / 4 4/. 4 Liman IT Motor _4 Nelptead S 044 4 DA 1 Nom. do. 1... 7 wall U Do. 4 Mom, I& L... 31 A. * Au.... .. .. :I lid. 41 Do. i ......•. N 4.4... • iaDuct Iraullten . *alp 01 1 II D. Orio.ap N 1 Malin 4 /WU ludic S 74. 2 audit a Soulwara 11 I I 20 Camels Ountem 3 ll 11 100 lUdlead s ij 114 111 A. Prof.SpCL N.l 1 14. 30 Dix Nu 111 Do.. de Na. 1 I 0 Da New 14 Jo 4 Do. Tort gateau. i IM De. Rm.& Derby • 40 &Mara D.M. ION De, Bina. a 111001 tr in II Do. 1 Num - 031 171 Do. dn./U.(3.71d). 1 44 SW Loyola+. A De. New 7 10 Nrwcule asidatTwiet 4 14 A. u. pp.. &nap._ II sh. 10 No ra MO i 4 AU ILaalaNtire 7 1 1 14 Nora MOUS So IdlelusgtOlauwor. DM $ 9 I De. 4 Amu 10 Do. # Ili Do. # Amos II Dimarpli end N 1 44. I Do. Mr& la * Do. Nod ll 4 . i ISO Noefelk l4O all • d 11 A. Nooport.... .... 1 34. 110 Dal Meow . 3 a • 1 IA. Da NAP 14 rip. 0 Do. Exieuice I lig end Nasaiepien.... 11*• la. g K. C 4001144 1 ; 46 .••• ••• a h Ramer, Yeovil. Dumb. I 110 Gimp.. , 3.1.... 4Ayr .. 73 011 A. 1 . Otlioulta(LaY. Neg.) si 3 11 A. No. 7h. De. de. (D. N. it.g.l 4 * I North Atallardialm 3l I 93 auo, a wee, (Ire. /44 {1 I Dearp.(l•oo34l4 1 1 Peat Ruh of Saw 411.0 Wale IL 4 Do. New MP 40 4 NM. W ale 1 e l 19 A. AU 37 304 17 Orind, Wmindr,4 'Me. 444. 11 Do. Now IS Orret d'aegera x44 • d NI Prue= and Wyre .... sse 4 It A. i aloaroa. l9 11 • 4 11 Do. 4 atom ll4 Jp. ma Da. 1 emus .... ... It e 4 II De..de .-. . .. .11 il It Do. POlOlO 01 4 1• 1 1 1144.110&104‘1&&&418. 41 De. New . 14 11.44•44•44. Murano 34 Op 11 aware 7 fp. • Do. Dranden .... . 1 ICF 17 Mena* Miami 131 41 14* a.l Nall aml GNU 104 3 1141..3•114441. 4 par 44. IS A. # Moor ZS 274. 3 43 Nu. ChM A4l I 111 Da. j alum 14 P.OI. Hari St. !daub 13/ I h . 4 Do. M. llorosca if Id. P .. "' BMW. II Mi . . 40 lonaoartor 4 Cortido i4 lip. Ilsamw a Deur 494 4 A. N. 4Sp 110 D. N. (14e. 333) Ne. I 3 49. II Limas mid lirallord 791 40 II De. IL tai. I. Id.) If Di I.••. and Think.... fl 41 II 11 D. N. (U. 301.) 41 3.. 1 DA New. .. . . 0 31 De. N. (de. UM) 441 04 Do. Pref. Sear Out 31 10 Sauk Wide, f 74 Ards, Dem. Mama* r. • Op. I 3 Ymta Done. 4 Omair 31: . I' A. ... p. p.. 0 ( men) (Mot . ) . 0 1 4 31 ° .. 11 Wool row 04140 ! 3 A. O (Omen) * lip. no West 01.141di 0.00. •• 1 I OP. A. Noel. Soros (Doti, /1 4. IS Wilm.Simr.4 YouerJA 11 LM. Nan. and N. Jur. 3 . 1 IS York mid Neweamie 1 Lig., Croo*. 4 0 1444 1 1 . • 2 3 4. 0 203 . Y.. II 1 4 1 141 11. .. a./ Dfookooll .. ig ad 4 Do. &Vonore 4# Sp. 1 11e. Nor No. I I lap. II Toot a North Midland 47 4 II De., do. . -No. 1 1 / 4 . il A. 1.1.44••• Y . il , 71 A. Ret/Uiran . SI Load. Whams, 13. Os 1441 ex &RIO Do. LaWALl44.ltal 21 1 1 10 Do. Cue. &ha le* • num. "Ammar. 9 Ini. do. °urn. 14. C 44 4 111 loologes 4 Anis. 31 pH. IM)LoaduaadOrmiawls3.l4 3 asertmea, Dal. 4 Oder ig 014. 1111 De. Pwwww• 100 Laudon 4 N. Wooten, IN I 7 111 31 emem pm Ip. I A. 4 Aar.... ...... 19 fop. h /Uri 1em12,4 Madras I Da New ilbaree..,.. 141 7 Add lthmoiaa. ...... l4 244. I Do. .11(33 . 44 ... ... led le um linlme * 40 A. 401. di.. N. 4 1..71 74 North at Pruoe 101 & A. 1 00 . at.. N. 48.• 10 *p. &wool. •to biso•irs 4 411. 11 A. 106 46.. &4D. a 44 Nat Laxemburg 1 0 1 De la. M./M. 4A , 4 Gip. I Nun+ ami limp. 0• 4 411 Ludes aS. Wuera.. Uof e 4 °Hum *al Bordeers 1 114. M Do. Am Opoo. Wm .. id 41 134 A. Now M 34 • 10 P.... mar °Una; .... 19 II LB A. Noo ... ... . . I3 • 1 38 Parts and Run 341 I 1 es ..... c.... Teatim.... SS 410 1 R ou en o 00 . 144 •6•11•• • 10 la 40 De. M. Twethe .... Of 5 D. &rip f 4 IF 13 Ileaerm anil Muer.... 701 4 Do. do 41 wad Sale__ 71 al 14 LOP, t Y 4104 artre.Serraji. e• 1 : "fr llenra ." =Narom....... I Id. II Iraarad•hrawn. 4 /mull oli. 4. No.o r 5.4..... ...... s 44. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. 130131041.83 DISPOSED OP NT EIAMINEI3II YESTERDAY. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Moicoio-Leas, Mo.", 1.--Cake bee taken • 6e. ekled turn., *an go ra, haa been an object of large timlation. Abet ryooo begs of ordinary Ceylon was sold co May, 42a sj 42a. M., chiefly at the latter prim, and there appeared to be loge beyera to-day at 43a.; but holders very generale refused to sell at that price. The trade are stated to be out of neck, and report an the speculators ore shrewd and form a powerful party, go that de.d,,s i ought to watch their movements in order to be prepared agalyt high qea coming on them suddenly. The connimption cominoes very ,to which we have called th e attention of our readers of ' late, an alao that this article had the appearance of adeancing, Tallow remains firm, 50e. 9d. to 51a.; town, 52e. ; rough fat, 21. Arrived during the last week 1,031 mks, delivered 1,0:9; the present stork 12,089 casks; at the corresponding period laid year 19,056 casks. Poivisiona—Butter : the weather has tavoured fhia article, and an advance of fa. to 4a has been paid ; foreign has been steady, but no advance pint Damn hoe been in brisk demand. and pikes Are quoted 2a. to la. higher. Hama, however, have been dull. Lord firmly held at In to k. advance. Hemp : stock on band in London 4,229 tons Manna 3,642 tons at the same period last tear. Flu stock 923 tote, again 964 tons; price of clean hemp, 3,1. 10a. Pro•s, West India —.casks Mannttss bap Realest sod Madras —Mal . West In ....'lndia IW econ,. tasks ............. Fond" casks los. West ladla soots 13.414 4.740 13,771 7j!/ IMO 2,111 NMI 110.141 SIMI. .11" 9.711 14" 114,11;11 17 3 71,131 11,1071,107 COSI 10,134 Lerraroot. Yawn I.—Tbe market today was quiet, and the ales were unchanged 4.000 Wks were sad. The bads purchasing &Goat all. COLLO, 11444,1 I.—Apps, ; wM.ltl. Adalrs Maim llorib Paso* lb it 'Walla Ewa tlll 104 ol Tall Moor las 64 Walk Mod Hemob Hall .... 114 It SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Main. W. DR. MM. .1116 •••• IMO. LAS. era. Dublin . 0 WARM . .0 0 Lib, Oa Mar. o Weak. wad 6 Waterford .. 0 1 Menders . . 0 wider . 0 Ravens War. I Doaaglaadoo 0 1 Prewar . 0 0 Ilydr.,NA.W. 00 W. talla Nara I Omer. &Jon. 0 0 Latex 14.17 0 Partoa sad 0 Brasil Awn se I Rummy .0 0 Itrdlrerna. 0 Hoak. War. Id Liaisons, Manes I.—Vmozza Errinum Iswasos.—The Belted (skl, from Calais; Giraffe (M.), from Rotterdam; Norwegian, from Christiansand; Magnet, Lord John Russell, and Rapid, from Harlin. pen ; City of Rotterdam (st.), from Rotterdam ; linen from Aortas dam; Anna Karin from CUIII•Vell ; Harlequin (et.), from Boulogne; Joanne Prederieb, from Bonsai Minerva, and Catherine. from Emden; Sono (at.), from Antwerp; Emilie, from Middlesborgh; Dusuckin, tram Groningen; Weidadd, from Amsterdam; Ins, from Mamitaus • ide, from Nassau, N.P.; Joanne Caro li ne, from Greetiok Cimino GMlne, from Groningen; Countem M Lansdale, at., from Hamburg; California, from New Orleans; Iluplcoehoz, from Gm. ningen; Marls, from Flushing; 'pima, from Amsterdam; Hymen, A® Brumatunael ; Haien Gegitelma, Goode Verwachting, thews; Antics& Ileiegia, lioriraor,Jantina, and AlidaJantins, from Groningen. Vsasma Erma= Ormums. —The Belfast (al, for Calais; Rata gm, for Rotterdsm ; Lord William Beatinek, for Calcutta; klnweror, for Bombay ; Soho (at), for Antwmp ; Vibella, for St. Helena; Bow. phalus, for Penang; China, for Mrm ; Union, for Cadiz; RAW& for Amsterdam ; Anna Ebable, for V.;;;;E:T....a;;Tirti;falic;.—flteWindaor, for Madras; C 1... berrie, fcr Sydney. Oio.ovm so, MAICE I.—Arrived Magnet, Harlingen; Lard J. Russell, Harlingen ; Jalin., Amsterdam ; John Robin, ljapko, De Geode, Go a, Janina, Gepkelina, Orlrna, end Vriembichap, Geo. ntagen; John Candice and Hymen, Hanover; Maria, Dramark; Iris, Mauritius; Sotto, Antwerp: Counted of Lowdale, Hamburg; Ramer, Rotterdam; Jame. Watt. Havre; Kedah, Calcutta. Sailed: Bethel, St. John's; La Belle Alliance, Adelaide; Lanark. shire, Callao. layman, Fm. 211.—Arrived : Hannah :Wield, Calcutta; Orin, Singapore; Imo Berbera, Mobile; Elbe, Abeam:trim, E.; Sedulous, I Malta; Nyverheid, Ostend. Sailed Eugenia, New York; ma, ditto; Rowley, Pernambuco; Corinthian, 81111yrna ; Sprightley, I Terceira; Euphrasia, Boston; Thomas Hunter, Africa ; Hero, ditto; Chietisin, ditto ; Defiance, Calcutta; Geeing, Ilsmburgh ; Mica, Mo. bile ; Superior, ditto ; Commodore, Monte Video ; Lord Seaton, New Orleans ; Rowland, ditto. Symmetry, from St. John's, N. 8., at this port, with low of bowsprit, Be., haring been In contact, m reported yesterday. Trireills, hob Paraiba., at this port, sailed Jan. 27 ; Mary Queen of Sects, also far QM port, and hunk for Triecte, were to sail In • few days. MARCH I.—Arrived : Union, Ostend ; Industrie, ditto ; Pearl, Gallipoli; Label, Charente; Atmore, Gaulle Carkby ; Specula:4 Nieuatadt ; Courtier, Smyrna; Jeannette, Ostend. Sailed Irk, Newfoundland ;Cremation, St. John's, N. 8.; Henilrika, Rotterdam; Omar, Africa. Earn= von Losenot.—The Edward, for Alexandria, Egypt Rkhard Cobden. for Bombay ; London, for Cakatia; Debella -Har riett, for Calcutta; Standard, for Demerara ; Chapman., for Montreal; Milby, England, and Elainear, for New York; Islam, for PUMA. phia ; Westmoreland, for St. John's, Newfoundland; Frederick Boehm, for Trieste ; Dryad, for Valparaim ; Mariner, for Naples. Crssam Ovrwaans—The Ells Fox, for Naples; Corinthian, for Smyrna; Nautilus, far Lisbon; London, for Trieste: Nonantum, for Boston; Lewd, for Callao; Colonist, for New York ; Circualan, for maim; Ceylon, for New York ; Sarah, for New Orion... Ymme &roam erm.—The Tama* Batavia to Rotterdam, Dee. 17, lat. 90 8., low 40 E. ; Tema., Marnailics to Rio Grand., Jan. 24, lat. 3 N., long. 25 W. • lowa, Havre to New Orleans, 6th ult., lat. 24 N., long. 41 W. ; Hannibal, Liverpool Is New Orleans, 21.1 ult., lat. 51, long i. l . by the Hannah Salkeld, arrived at LiverpooL— Herndon, to London. Non. 14, and Marcie, Sinspore to Loa don, 15, both in the Straits of Bence; Marquis of Domilm, fe Cork, Dec. 25, off the Cape of Good Hope; by the Scotland, arrived in the Clyde.—Harmet Home, from Calcutta, and Ida, Gottenbarg to Rio Janeiro, Jan. 25, lat. S S., long. 18 W. • by the Tynwald, armed at Cork . —TindelL, for Cork; bythe Marminn, arrived at Cork. [Advertisement]--BURPRISING CARE OF THE BE RM= Or BMIII ST BALLOW/WS PILLS.—Mr. Robertsa i r lama nedatior to Neeratraet . Birealagham, bad be* tat ran ken a alseedered Ilea, derma* seinace. WOW= all at kWh, maw al the Isisals, hat. add hi* Isr wai* • in* at etrioarth sad aid* Male MIN gm, lessidei hia eamtitatioa. No beak kaa tie Eddied traearat at he presesial telest***an raided he Yt malite be woe la erode ate mat 'adds* at tha Ihealty. Alta as aivealesh Ha am triad these mar* eery Hl* elalt. la Have realm rieland to perteat ea* a* Atm. Odd by di Entapielh a** Feederiar Mee Hollowere Whir tesh . tehAllased, latadoa. BILLINOAT.—Vett at etepse;:r4a76. S. Etllia's,, or a dtwahlar. CHAMBILBS.-I'.o 24, at Ma, Owww, Oe wife at Me Itar. J. /t. OM two, Wealwaat WWWw, of a be. COTTAId.—Yeb V, We +Walt Geom. William Comm. Zw., et a li_ftlat. COLLI.N.—Feb V, at aldwowli, W lON of W. R. C B /ea, W if at Lleagolles, the wife of Mr. thane IWWw.W.Sitht. DfiLlteb. IS, at Newly., the wife of the See. Edward Dis, of a we. YEASEL—Pets 10. at Nottl•ehmatreet. the wits of Calomel W. WOWS of tittlealearan, Ilwardlauddte, of • daughter. ZAKMOND.—Isett 17, et If, Wobuts.sea•re, the wile of Oewle rad, Esq. of a daughter. Llltlllll.—Peb. Mat Newaltua, the wl6 of C. P. Heals, Eft...l 4 h o W. oda &ambler. I,ll.—Prb. W. at WI•dood Owe, Plymouth, Wm as.i. W, at Weleerltamptoa. Wm W. Maas, of a ash PETRI:Pet, 111. at Leamtsgtoo, the If.. Mr. Prue, of a we PRICHARD.—FeIs. IS, et Red Lodge, Prittol, the wile al A. PWWIO4. Zee of • sow LOhEkill.—Ns ls, a ormoura, Putlabell, ldre. Pnatle Rouen et • daughter. PULON.—Teb. 31, at If Ilaaawtreet, Bed fold tow, the wile of I. S. Make, Esq., of • sow. HOMNDILI3.—Peb. id, •Au 11. Boatlesa, the wife of LAM. CUM P. 0.0. Toradike. of a dsoehter. 010/3311113.,—Peb. 30, at 17, UM Candela. street, Wm It. C. Tolead• Davin, of • we, of. _ . f 7, at N. Bedford-row. W. WIIIIO. arum www, a. ADAYSON-416N50N.-reb. Whlteitaisa, W W laa Adams., 111.. Deilcitor. of Newcastle, to Kaman, youngest daagbter et S b . kw Nan Strew, Lea, Whlselsaysn. BIINSON-aIISCH.-reb. IS, at rsetbut, wNI.. Swabs. W Mw4 60444 . to (Stylise. Muzak. et Ist late Artbar r. of Owsllll. DAVISII-JONZL-TN. M. at Waldrn, by the Mw. 14 - liebut Dark., gee., et tbo Royale. Clueilre, to Margaret, 22.21 gaturbter of Thom. Ross ka.. et (Seabee Nall. 0000WyN-Veg -rob. se, atllabe. Captain W. T. Gooderya, tab Meglawat Magna Natl. lahatry, to Elisabeth, wokw a as ku W. R. Wye, Inn. OSIENLIIS-rORSYTIC-7.b. 11, at Ilbablae, by doe ley. 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