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to the plaintiff. When the vane containing the diamonds reached Folkestone the captain went on shore in a boat, end lab.,rded with the diamonds, which were afterwards par sitawil by Messrs. Ologg and Martin for 1,7601. This sum bas paid by a cheque upon the Commercial Bank, and it was discovered that six of the notes paid by the bank had been expended in the purchase of the 6001. stock, the sub ject of the present application, and wits standing in the name of the defendant and another. The object was to secure this portion of the proceeds of the diamonds.—The Vice- Clkanoellor granted the injunction. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ANDRBW3 P. LORD LTNDROBAT —ACTION AOAINST LOIID CRANCILLOR 7011 RI/PUSINO TO MPS A WRIT OP Ha Bead CORPUL—This was an action against Lord Lynd hurst for having refused to issue a writ of habeas corpus, returnable before him as Lord High Chancellor, the object of which was the discharge of the defendant from custody in the Queen's Prison. The plaintiff. by his declaration, claimed 5001., as the penalty given by the statute 31 Car. 11. a. 2 (the Habeas Corpus Act), for such refusal, and recover able by an action of debt. The defendant demurred to the declarati In, and, *long with other objections to it, raised the following : let. Thai it did not show the plaintiff to have been in custody on a criminal or supposed criminal charge ; Ind. That it did not show a motion before the Lord Chan senor in proper form ; 3rd. That although it showed the application to have been made in vacation, it did not show that it was made before two terms had elapsed, after the commencement of the plaintiff's imprisonment. Mr. Cow. him now appeared in support of the demurrer, and contended that the d. claration did not show the defendant to have had Jurisdiction to discharge the plaintiff, either in respect of the maw for which the plaintiff was in custody, or of the mode in which application was made for his discharge, The plain tiff appeared io person to support the declaration ; but, as he tfessed himself to have been raided by a variance between numbers prefixed to the sections of the statute la an old espy of it in his poweraion, and the numbers prefixed to them in a more recent copy referred to in the defendant's demurrer, the court gave hem until Monday the Bth inst. to reconsider his argument. Nli Prtm.—Betore Mr. Justice fate. BENI:NTT V. ILL/ITlLL.—Ysiolugn Issue TO TAT vise 11.10/IT TO GOODS lIIIZED I.e EXECtTION.—AII execution had been put into the houses 39 and 40, Green-street, Orosve nor-equare, called the Talbot Hotel, which was kept by a Mrs. Thompson, the wife ofone Thompson, an ironmonger, in South Milton-street, at the suit of the defendants, who are wholesale Ironmongers at Dudley. This was met by a notice from the parent plaintiff, who was described as the manager of the Exeter Hall Hotel, and part proprietor of the Duke of Clar• emu public-house, near the Surrey Theatre, claiming the gads so his, under a sale which took place eighteen months before, and it was stated that he had paid 3801. for them. The execution being withdrawn, this issue was the result under the Interpleader Act to try the right to the goods. It was urged for the defence that the transaction was a collusion, to prevent the creditors of Thompson obtaining possession of the goods ; and that Ben nett was not is a position to advance a sum like that in question. It appeared also that a quantity of plate belong ing to Mrs. Thompson was alleged to have been stolen, which woo part of the property so sold, and that Bennett never interested himself in any sups that were taken for its recovery. The greater portion of the furniture, if not all. had never been removed from Mrs. Thompson's houses. —Verdict for the defendant. Wool, e. HODGSON. COLLISION lIIITWBBN A CAB AN L. ORNlBus.—This was what is called a " running down ease." It was so action for SL, for injury done to the plaintiff's cab by the defendant's omnibus. The usual con tradictory evidence was produced, each party Waging a number of witnesses who deposed to the fact of their own party b.iug eleariy in the right, and that all the blame was to be attached to the other.—Verdict for the plaintiff for 41. 10s. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. The Sittings at Nisi Prins, after Hilary Term, were com menced 'yesterday morning at Westminster before Sir F. Pollock, C. 8., and Common Juries. Several undefended and contested muss. were disposed of, but no question of public interest arose. The entry is a large one, there being 121 causes, of which 32 are for trial by special juries, besides an crown cases. COURT OF EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. Eldinge is Error before lord Met Jostles Wilde, Mr. Barre Parke, Mr. Baron Alderson, Mr. Justice Mande, Mr. Baron kolfe, Mr. Berm Ilatt, Mr. Justice Cromwell, mad Mr. Justice V.Vidlieme. The court resumed its sittings in error yesterday morning, end proceeded to dispose of geese's Bench errors, heard or partly discussed at the sittings after the last two terms. HOWARD IP. SIR WM. 008SETT.—PRIVILIOR OF tea Horse OF COMMONII.—REVIIRSAL OP THA JODOMINT OF THE leirran COORT.—The court gen judgment in this wed known case, the argument fn which, after various adjournments, was concluded last term. It will be remem bered that it was an appeal by Sir Wm. Gossett, the 'trivia et-arms of the House of Co the plaintiff in error, against the decision of the Court at n's Bench, in the an. of " Howard s. Closeett," in which that court decided that the House of Common', hem the informality of the warrant, had no right to lageshos the plaintiff; and that the deflmdent, Sir Wm. Gosest3 bed saki illegally in taking Mr. Howard into onelsa ilos ns Part now pre judgment en the writ of serer, that tie Howe of Commons, as one of the bigh essis pasimrat, had perfect right to act in maims alheiss he OUR iptheleges, and was not bound • to mate as the boo eF the warrant to the serjeadt-at-arms ell the hemibtles required in a war rant 'issued by of lambi Pert. The superior spurts, of law of TOIgLd emehed this right, and their lordship wets, diesehre, if *shwa that the Home of Commons bad ea easel right to hiss sad keep is custody any pima the berm might asides is be giMy of eon tempt. The egisiseros warrant was safilcient that purpose. laths course of the argument, It had limit urged fry the mimed b behaiici a: 4 .ifc.l.danl is ince, that the ommi shwa kpewer by ear branch of the heir tar p spiMit be a hw tlreei any remedy Ike sea =i7 lt beamed ; but the are was etaiYe with the in the seperier courted law. It mils* = d im exercise of the powerveshi be peeps* iemithat simailasynadse exereihref eat pewee sew, that the geed seem Oise home would aired redress es in the praise the IllirriOr courts The of aessiailed by remeing the decision et the Court of Owes% Weds CAMP/HALL O:7IIII.—VENIRMFACI . AR Is 240V0 £llll 3511•11 INT ON A DAD VIRDICT.—This Case was argued he the phistifs in error, at the sitting after last terawand he the aresna at an extra sitting of the wart at the - otbamemesmest fit the premnt term. _lt tn!olves the question, whether the Court Of Qmina's Inewe has power to direct • venire hobo Jarman* de Rive, ease seaters has been passed in a avert of quasi unisme sea • bed verdict The tuts hue 'tread,. been dila In the Buns. Yes terday Kr. Peacoat wee herd et reef it prin. tiffs in error ; and Kr. Waddington, k the ere we. At the close of the argument, the lied tucks het4 mated that the wort rook' take roe to carder the ore. ADMIRALTY DOlntr. Seta can or • thavis.—Appliesties was made to the Court to grant a monition allieg upm any party concerned to show cause why a certain brigantine ' name unknown, and captain's name unknown, should not be condemned and for feited to her Idejagy, having been fitted for the slave trade. The brigantine, when captured on the West of Africa, by Captain John Bosanquet, late commander of her Majesty's sloop bf war the Albert, was deserted by her captain, but the sailing-master and 11 of the crew were aboard. There were also 53 slave* on baud. There were no papers or colours on board. The seizure was made on the let of November bat, in lat. 1. south long. 8.15, the vessel being of about 40 is burthen. According to the affidavit of Captain John Bow quet, the brigantine was completely fitted for the slave trade, and capable of carrying about 100 slaves. After the leisure the slaver was directed to be taken to Sierra Lems;i it a m e . sat. Wiry and a portion of the crew of dr Alb wt "At brigantine, being unseaworthy, was taken to and placed in charge of the British Consul, the atu Va_laing released, and placed under the care of the If Chord, where, she still amain.—Dr. Lushington granted the ap plication.. COURT OF REVIEW, Ex WINSTII RI ACRANAN.—/PRINCIPAL AND Striurcr.—Bova, or Eicaseroz.—Tab petition came on again is be beard sper the gustier r es erved, a to the bib of wary Air 3,ol/11. and wee draws by Mein Amass seitcM, epee awl acerpese istle sane it Mese. Amass, Meagre and Co It wis liadsited by the farmer hem to a merehmt mined Williams, vibe spin malened it to theMsios Peak of Load" ea lames ladled the present Teatime wee paseadel. IS samosa that the Union Bent Lad ramped a empeallee hem 4110 hem, mit had meerated a rehire Whim rid* deleaidi M reepeet of the MI ha OWL The enespealea reserei ameeMed to 6841. sk. AL, bang garbs este of 4e. M. is the pem& The Clamp Beak now roe& to prove whet the meets of Mesas. Amman, Merges, and Co, either Ise . the fell mead of the bill, or, at al events, foe the diderenee be tel/m(11e some sad the am received epee the menpaddan It was stated thee the commbioner poet~ireddecries, wing to the pendency P at wide& berhei other In dna to ef the peed, Milder:c c :7e Alsd. se that the mespleare in the same of Amman, and Co., wee sot hiding epee diem, net being sigma by the doh of the isa, wbeshveys apied sub neesplames ea their bard, sad me lomat* the pailisems to baler esly peeper gargle sign seat aserstseses; bet behiedgeed by a mama is IM arm amiIINID and Cm, who mu ars a rawer to the Is of AaramemeMeagm Co., bat law bed so autbriky is spa as sempemes of this kinder r I. Mad the imam Arra, the emerSbalaft ✓ated to have bee gime weir eireemarnmes this it wren ACCONsmosilioo aspepiem aely. Mr. and Mr. Bushey seppereed tbs pedalos Mr. Swarms sad Mr. Selwyn appeased hr the ma= s teraman, Meagan and Om ,sad Yr. Dame end Mr. for the mayseas of Amman and Oa. TM Chief Judas odd be ',madames, L the papaw of the argwairatthel the eseeplesee is the seine el the Ara of Aeramrs, Iffergee. awl Co. bawl abet Ami betwees th ine sad the petition. BM even essnming that the peatiosere wars*, the neisferef the transaction, apprised et the fort that du nem of AerniumMergan and CO. err teed Aware put. poses an Ira sweat aa sateelks he dm latter firm, it appeared that the bill in quokka lei Its origin in a transaction between Williams and the Ana of Aeraman and Co., in the course of which it beaus the duty of that firm, u between themselves and Williams in the amt place, to pay the whole amount of the l t tllthaterer might be the state of the account between In this state of things Mmora. Aeraman, Muroran, and Os. became bankrupt, and there were two distinct meta G r io 'Prolate& one of the firm firmfiof Amman, Morgan. and Co.• and the other of theof Acraman and Ow, da Wks Irm cosaring ol three if the pert nen in the former. Then Mr. Williams became em bemused in his circumstances, and an arrangement was glade between various oreditors of Mr. Williams, including the petitioners. The result of the transaction was, that in respect of the bill of exchange in question, Williams was released from payment. The consequence was that an individual liability, and also certain property, which the estate of Amman, Morgan, and Co. might have required to be applied in exoneration of their liability, were with drawn ; and his Honour was of opinion that the effect of this arrangement we to discharge the estate of the sureties, Messrs. Acraman, Morgan, and Co., from its liability in re nted of thia bill. Ex PARTS BOSANQUIT, as BOYD.—LIIN OP INSUILANCS BROILER ON POLICY.—This ease also CAMS On upon the re served points, one of which aas the priority between the conflicting claims of two sets of creditor, claiming a lien. One set of creditors were the petitioners, mortgagees by assignment of certain ships and the policies upon them. As to one policy, their claims were disputed by an insurance broker, who had effected the policy for the bankrupt, and bed it in his possession. He was also the general agent of the bankrupt, and the question was whether he had a lien upon the policy for the' general balance due to him or only for the balance due in respect of the insured property. Mr. C. P. Cooper, Mr. Daniell. Mr. Russell, Mr. Hall, and Mr. Lewis appeared for the different parties, and the court directed en action of trover to be brought to try the legal question. Ex PARTE HERRERO, RE GEORGII . AUGUSTUS CAVED MIL—OFFICE FRES OF 101. AND 201.---OPINION OP TER LORD CHANCILLOIL—Mr. R. W. E. Forster appeared in support of this petition, which wee one of those presented so often lately by solicitors suing out flats, under which no assignees are chosen, and seeking to have their bills of costs paid without any reserve being made for the office fees of 101. and 201. payable upon the choice of assignees. The Chief Judge said he was glasl to hear that the Lord Chancellor bad set this question at rest, by intimating his opinion upon it. That opinion, as his Honour was informed by Mr. Ayrton, was, that whether there was any choice or not of assignees, the amount of the office fees ought to be retained. His Honour had, in several cases, come to a contrary conclusion on the ground that the subject might not to be taxed unless by clear unequivocal expressions, and those of the Act of Parliament did not appear to his Honour to satisfy those conditions under the circumstances of cases of this description. However, of course, his Honour should for the future decide according to the opinion which the Lord Chancellor was understood to have expressed.—Mr. Forster hoped his Honour would deal with the petition in such a manner as would enable the matter to come before the Lord Chancellor in a regular way. The Chief Judge said he could only do that by dismissing the petition, for he could not decide in opposition to the opi nion of the Lord Chancellor. The petition was accordingly dismissed. Ex PARTS FOLLETT—SAME QUESTION.—Mr. Speed ap peared in support of another petition to the same effect as the last, but asked tkat it might stand over till the matter was finally settled. Several other petitions of the same kind have teen ordered to stand over since the subject has been understood to be under the consideration of the Lord Chan cellor. Re GIBRS.—CHANGE or VENUR cie Fuer—The bank rupt's shop and dwelling were situate in the parish of Wel ford, near Stratford-on-Avon, part of which is in Warwick shire and part in Gloucestenhire, but the shop and dwelling were in the latter county. In conformity with the order of council, directing that all placer in the county of Glouces ter shall belong to the Bristol district, the fiat was directed to the Bankruptcy Court at Bristol, which was 70 miles from Welford. Certain creditors now petitioned for the transfer of the flat to Birmingham, which was only 22 mires distant. The flat had been opened, and the majority of creditors opposed the transfer. Mr. Bagshawe supported the petition, and Mr. Sidney Smith opposed it. The Chief Judge thought the word place in the order, meant the situa tion of the bankrupt's place of business, and thought the flat was rightly directed. His Honour thought no suffi cient grounds were shown for changing the venue ; and dig mimed the petition. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD 00CDT. THIEVES in A Hooartitn.L7l;l3rt Glenroy and Malcolm Grease were indicted for a burglary in the house of Mrs. Taylor, and stealing twenty-nine spoons, and other articles. The particulars of this ease appeared in our police reports. It will he recollected: that the prisoners were found con cealed in an empty hogshead on the premises. The evidence was quite clear, and the prisoners were sentenced to ten years trsnsportation. The grand jury came into court with a number of bills, and among them the one against Dr. Lovell and Mrs. Betts, for the manslaughter of the niece of the latter, under the circumstances alluded to by the Recorder in his charge to the grand jury on Mond. This bill was ignored. NEW CO U R T.—(Before the Ceara= tierjevat.) A JURY AT ISSUE WITH THE JUDOES Ai TO WHAT . _ CONSTITVTES • FILONT.—John Siaky, a farmer's servant, and 22, was indicted for baying stolen 99165. of split beans, the property of his employer, Mr. George Lambert. The was sent by his m aster with a hone and cart to with instructions to call on his return at Watson's mbhrf fOr 16cwt. of beans; he did so, and on the prosecutor r•= 0 11 Jima he (*mad a deficr:ency of 9911 a., for which the uer metaled l 0 wig_ that the horse had eon- 1 gamed them on , the jserasy.—Mr. Berry for the prisoner soraeaded that gore was ao 'valetas to show that the pri sage had meshed the fell sad& at the wharf, and that an aHowance ouipht babe made far the quantity consumed by the boric—TM/ booed jade saki the horse must have • wesderfully .maisse Arameg if the defence was an honest eee. It would bp 'topologist for the horse to eat two bagels 'Sheens in MN Moo, without killing itself. —The Common Vt in sismaing up, mid it had' been decided b y all the that if a servant gave food to his master's horses hi knewledge or ooziest he was guilty of felony, sad eves awake it to be possible that the hone had eaten the is qamliea, the prisoner must show that he had seeeter's leave to give them to the animal or he must be Mad gaaty.—Thejety, however, immediately acquitted the Fiume. POLICE.—Yr.sTEaDAY. CLERIERNWELL —Amami* Ssnoc - now AND As- SACLTIL—Mr. Patriot Rionlow, and Margaret Merlon, his wife, were charged by Thomas William Cuesen with having violently assailed him, on Friday afternoon last, about five o'clock. Via complainant was at a public-house in Cron-street, Hallkm-garden standing before the bar, when the logo dellnaleat entered, armed with a stick, and streak him a toemsmiene blow with it on the back part of beedA ma widelk he the newest atupiled him. He turned deinodent aimed a mond blew at him, but he = l ed it of with Wham called out " on't let him murder me," and la made Idestray late the street, where he was met by Mrs. Rierders, who struck and kicked him whilst she called him a vagabond and " scoun drel." He ran away, when she pursued him end spin struck him and kicked him. He called pollee, murder," bet they escaped into their house.—Mr. Rierdon said his wife had nothing to do with the matter he bad committed the assault, the complainant had seduced his daughter whilst be was absent ftom home with his wife, and he would not tell when she NW. —Mr. Combo (to pro moter) Do you taw where** is 1.--Prosecutor . I do. Theis is eertidaly on annobanget between us. She left tt....bar tither% ill4sietmet of =ewer to 11"0"1 1 1 NM he MI lodged Is Mr. 'Harden's LA7 - Iliapenide sr twelve midis. iba daughter end him self left the filiker's home on Thursday last—Mr. Combo rid the preeeeghte that he might indict at the eastions.— The &eminent Tees ordered to pet id bail, two imreties in 1101 asell, ratiersesstees to itil., M weir the shames at the 1111161111. awl 16111111111116 Win 11011.1 over a Plonmente. MAHLBOROUG .1111MHT.—A new Female tic Law. EVIDENCIL —A Aside named Hazard attended to maw the Mowing application :—She said that a person triad Taylor had received certain duplicates from her ea emority for payment of a debt. Taylor had promised to discount a bill for 201. for her. She brought Taylor a bill for 121., and Taylor premised to give her the money for it. Taylor, moording to her allegation, did not keep his promise, and he gave no money for the bill. The complainant, Heeerd, applied for a return of the dupli cates, end was toil by Taylor he bad loot the whole of them. stearteined that this was set trwir,tnettler sgsli a astirwersol rasa of the mot ialashis pselleei et litoprthabseade basic wake bet _gild Mai IMMO" lltyler. • bre fiery that thel2l. am boon eited thi lrylrir . e d , that wanes 11111111111. uss.thst he bidlnk glen w Hot ag .kit the bill, sad Met baled a wigwam Mae *met *hid his with. Mr. Mohan said it had beat hitherto cateemery to reject the tansy _oleo aria ea behalf 'lbw hothead bat, as the isgidatavelted ressady Waited a MspedHse to selaathis law, ami barkla the sew sot kr the alma debts, tilieureddie wilit hi Ossetian's, ia fates, luse begg, he shout eselebely ahead the rase privilege to eases oceosiag bane 11*1 is Ms _aregisetrial capacity . He, there in*, eddied ft liellarlitia that he intended to allow the wits to he weived as a testesteut witness in favour of her imerbsall, reeerviag to himself the right of judightsg, from meaaeraaiapprenwee, how far that testimony elbould be allowsite epode ea the a/theate deckles came to. la the poem ingeser, he timid ads p 4 to ma.. ea Width/ het heaband. IL"wers was area MARTIMIIOIII-4hettions Derviso.—Flenry Ault was abeggel ealhibm:—Oathepresiose apt, about eleven trelece,ea iilglelp, Kel e was • essiag hem Highgate to bit sera ham, la a breuglaw, aetempoiet by a friend, the pripeasr who wee very chunk and on the wrong side of the reed, drove at a meet halm rate, the miesequenoe of which I was, that the Aerator white he was driving came in colli. slew with go amid iliesahni, thereby upsetting it, and tur ,sigg eiteigieteset sag Merl thereby The damage deem to the Imespens was MIL It was Sather shown that the driver of the same resolved hoe being thrown from his teat, but that hen was notof a serious nature. A pdismum elm up, and the prisoner we- given into cus tody. The anseei of Ismer was beyond the jurisdiction ot the coat. bat Mr. Biraissim, to mark his sense of the fla grant eswiust et the ser, fined him 40s. Tor furiously driving, awl as oath el 20s. for his drunkennem. He was then harked tr. SOUTHWARK.—Ahheozo Itoensee.— Wm. Burife/;/, night porter at the Catherine Wheel Inn, Borough, sur rendered in discharge of bail, to answer the charge of steal ing a pocket-hook containing 3001. is Bank of Ergland notes, the property of Mr. Francis Skipper, as detailed in our police report of Thursday lest—The complainant having described the circumstances attending the loos of his pocket-hook and its contents, at the Catherine Wheel, • they hare already appeared, then proceeded t o narrate tat when he gave the priming Into custody, they proceeded from the tun to the station-house at the rear of this court. That on leering the inn they turned to the right u p the Borough, and pared the end of Adam's-place, which is on the tight hand aide of High -street (close to which the pocketbook and its contents were found the same morning). The parties that went to the station-house were complain ant, his friend and relation Mr. West, two policemen, and the prisoner. Mr. Gander, the landlord of the Catherine Wheel, did not accompany them. The prisoner, and a policeman by his vide, walked before complain ant: and Mr. West on passing the end of Adam's-place.— Policeman, 101 M, who took the prisoner from the Catherine Wheelto the station house, stated that on going there he walked on the prisonec's left side, and that hie right hand was at liberty; that on the way the prisoner talked of being thirsty, and expressed a wish to go into a coffee shop to have some coffee. Prisoner's right band was next to Adam's place. lie added that be was present at the Catherine Wheel when the landlord expressed hie confidence in I the prisoner's honesty, and sold that he was certain he had nQt taken the pocket bards and its contents. Much evidence was gone into similar to that already pub lished. Mr. Cottingham recapitulated all the circumstances attending the case. and remarked that, under all the circum stances, be should send the PM before another tribunal for investigation ; and in committing the prisoner for trial, should accept of bail, himself in 2001., and two sureties of 1001. each, to appear at the next sessions. The magistrate added that the depositions should be now taken, but the prisoner would be brought up again on Monday. THAMES.—A Derma. Sox.—On Monday afternoon Lieut. Campbell, R.N. whose disputes with his family have been iso frequeLtly before this court, attended to prefer a complaint against his two sons for ill-using him. Mr. Yardley ordered the summoning officer to require the at tendanee of the eldest son, Archibald Campbell, who accord ingly presented himself at an early hour yesterday morning. —Tree worthy magistrate reasoned with the young man at considerable length in a low tone of voles, observing that his father appeared to have a tendency to insanity, and under those circumstances, instead of treating him in the harsh manner they had, it was their duty to use every means in their power to soothe and quiet him.—The magistrate's remarks appeared to he entirely thrown away on the young man, who, in a flippant tone of voice, exclaimed, " Oh, he isn't insane, it is only hi s villainy !" Mr. Yardley, then raising his voice, said. " I sent for you here, sir, to endeavour to avoid any more of these disgraceful family exposures, and hoping that I persuasion would have a more beneficial effect on you than I punishment, but it is quite clear to me, from your behaviour before this court, that the allegations of your father against you are perfectly correct. When your father was here the other day and made the long statement of wrongs he had sustained and injuries inflicted on his person by his own' children, I regarded it merely as an unfortunate delusion of a man not perfectly sane, and I never was more shocked in my life than to find that such circumstances as binding your father with ropes and placing him in a coal-hole, also placing an iron mask on his face were not Beton.— the mere wanderings of a disordered brain—but startling facts." The worthy magistrate then turned to Lieutenant Campbell, who was present, and said, If you have any com plaint to prefer against your son, I will now hear you. Lieutenant Campbell thanked the magistrate, but said he did not wish to prefer any complaint ; his only object was to seek protection, and not to injure his family. Mr. Yardley observed that his foxholes did him honour ; but if any act of violence were offered him, and he came here again, he would punish the party offending severely. He would recommend the young man to follow his profession, and not remain at home to annoy his father. Lieutenant Campbell thanked the magistrate, and the parties then left the court. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1847. MONEY .11.4111 ET. Turner Brame°. The price of bar gold in Paris, Jan. 30, was 101 per mills premium on the aneien tariff rate of francs 3434.44 per kilogramme, which, with the Bank of England selling price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per os. standard, gives an arbitrated par of franca 25.409 per £ sterling; and the rate of exchange the rme day for bills on London being, short, francs 2.6.334, a difference of 0.33 per cent. is thus made in favour of the transmission of bar gold to France. The price of bar gold in Hamburg, Jan. 26, was marks banco 432 per mark weight fine, which with the Bank of England selling price es before stated, gives an arbitrated par of marks banoo 13.8.48 per £ sterling, and the rate of exchange the same day for short bills on London being marks bunco 13.31 per £ sterling, a difference of 2,23 per cent. is made in favour of the transmission of gold to Hamburg. The Bank of England's present selling price of Brehm half Imperials being 78s. 2d. per ounce, and the rate of exchange in St. Petersburg, Jan. 19, for bills on London at 3 months' date being 401 d. per silver ruble, these rates show an arbitrated profit of 6.23 per cent. on the transmission of thee, coins to St. Petersburg. An allowance of, at least, 11 per cent. must however be made for interest, besides, as in the other cases the charges of insurance and conveyance, the amount of which necessarily depends upon the greeter or lees facilities possessed by the parties making such operations. There was an almost general improvement in foreign ex change this afternoon. On Amsterdam the rates negotiated were 12.21 to 21; on Rotterdam, 12.24 to 3,• on Antwerp, 26.70 to 75 ; Hamburg, 13.81 to 1; on Frankfort, 1205 to 4 ; on Paris, 26.60 to 65 ; on Vienna 10.04 to 11 ; on Leghorn, 30.174 to 221 ; on Naples, 404 to 1 ; on Madrid, 361 to I—all at 3 months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 534 to 1. At the commencement of business Consols were called 901 to 1 money, and 1 better for time, say about 1 worse than the dosing prior of yesterday. They were done a shade lower than these quotations in various trans. actions subsequently. But shortly before the time of leaving off the purchase of some 20,0001. or 30,0001. by a respectable broker partially restored the market, and the prime elated 901 to 1 for moneyand 91 to e for amount. Be dard Threes were down to 90 1 to 1. Three-and-a-Quire, per Cents. 921 to 3. Exchequer-bills, 3s. to 6e. pm. Indis. Bonds, 9s. to 14s. pm. Bank Stock, 203 to 4. lies Meek, 249 to 51. Long Annuities, 9 9-16 to 1146. The scarcity of Consols money stock is believed te be Vie I special cause of their support at even the present &premed I rates. The dealers and speculators are well known te be without stock for delivery themselves, whilst it is difficult to borrow It even for a few days forward. Neither the public, nor the real holders appear to be sellers to any extent, although the bent of the Stock-Exchange is generally and decidedly towards falling prices. Reduced Three per Cent. stock is, how ever, abundant, and it is brought to market freely, at rates comparatively much lower than consols. The specu lative mind of the Stook Exchange may indeed be gathered from the feet, that Reduced Threes, which from the differ ence pima of interest accrued upon them should be worth per cent. more than Consols, have been repeatedly sold and are offering at exactly the same rates. The dealers, thaw fore, are well supplied with this stock, which is never*. object of large epeettlative business, and every-day tlne bargains like Consols, and they are sellers of the former, in order to purchase the latter for delivery against their ash operations at the large sacrifice of the different,e of value stated. The holders of Console in the house in this state of affairs are doing, and can do, a beneficial business in lending their Consols stock for a few days forward against bank notes paid down, which notes they can lend out upon Reduced Threes for the same period at 3 per cent. to parties having occasion to borrow for the purchase of ' consols, or otherwise in want of the money. These facts show a singular state of the market, and the strength of the prevailing impremion there that Consols, the great speculative barometer ofzili! securities, are destined to a further decline. Should exchange continue to improve, and the government be able 71 to manage without a hen, or its equivalent in rim actor. modation from the money market, Stock-Exchange opinion may chance to be in default. In foreign stocks the transactions have been remarkably scarce, and previous prices not entirely supported. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. declined to 58 to 1 ; the Fours, to 911 to 2 ; Spanish Fives, 241 to 1 ; the Threes, 341 to ; Portuguese, 331 to 41; Mexican, 22 to 1 ; Brazilian, 84 to 6. Set.lo4 3 10 tr. C. R . AA ..f1 POI 1 *Ol I,olot, 34 0 ps, CO. Camels. Aut. $1 $Ol 1 In Now Asst. MN Now IQ For et Aar. 113 11 I 11 3 easellillealet,sOf 1 sollillol 11 LoagMan.par. W au. IMO, 11 If illiamporillts. MOIL, list. a I I DUO, Mt, 1.341 a Mack, NI 41 De. Omsk 7 /1 =Cs. idle lade, W -- rr Q. Zs" Amt. 18 psA l itosns4q4l4B, S4ll 8 pr Own. Spool* 0f015:4 1 4._ S per OL Nods" 11/48.118 SI . 4 psir OL OLIO Owilishiso, 848 sigma imitaia. - - - Am', las. 1111-111141 a15 61111 ! 4 iNk 2 . 110 . 4 .. Leash.. rinds,7llll. was. lost; Mtn sled, lON Pule, 300Staaes, 70 7-12 70 I- N. RAILWAY NEWS. There wan little doing in the morning, yesterday, in the share market, which had a moat depressed appeerasies But toward" the close of Mainers more activity was oraal tested, without however much basins." or improvement la prim, The tendency of the Liverpool share market was etm downwards, and prices of some of the speculative steaks were quoted a good deal lower than on Monday. Binning ham and Oxfords were 81 pm.; Nortk Stafford., 2/ pm. ; Dudley', 41 to 6 pm. In the old slake there was but little done; they also were a shade lower. At Manchester, in consequence of the tigp snarket having main receded, lower prime were yestesday morning for most descriptions of stock. Ne, gum tity of stock was offered, but the specular= for the fall. North Stiffer& were done at 21. les There was on" a moderate business done at • and all descriptioas of stock were heavy, prices a tendency downwards. Ambergates were done at 1 din, Beatin, Stamford, and Bimingham . Regis., 11 pm. ; North Saaffbeds, 3 pm. ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A's) at 1 pm., Mathis i price was barely maintained up to the close of the business, there being then buyers only at 18s. 9d. pm.; (B's) fell to 13a. 3d. pm., and South Staffords (late Junction) were dose at t pm. Stone Valleys were heavy ;at 24 pm., " which," says our correspondent, " may be in some measure sccounted for by the sow well-known fact that the lease of this hue to the London and North Western Company on the terms al ready specified will belvigorously opposed in parliament by the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Company, who have an interest in the undertaking now alluded t 0... At Leeds the share-market was scarcely so healthy as on Monday; there was less businew doing, and prices wen scarcely so firm. New East Lancashire* declined from 21 to 11 pm. ; Matlock and .Buxton from 16s. to 12a. 6d. pm. ; and Eastern Counties (York Extension) from 17s. 6d. to 15s. pm. The Bristol market, yesterday, was characterised by the same degree of uncertauity as has prevailed for some time past. Manchester and Lmtla Extensions were done at IL 3a. 95. pm. ; Midland, New, 501. shares, 31 pm. ; Bristol and Exeter Thirl Shares, 11 to 2 pm.; Birmingham, Wol verhampton, and Stour Valley, 2 pm. ; Caledonian Halves, dis. ; Great Western New, 44 pm. ; Do., Quarters, 71 pm. i Eastern Counties (York Itsteasion), 1 pm. ; North British Extension, 1 pm. ; North British Halves, 44 pm. ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A), 11 pm. York and Neer castle, New, 8 pm.; West Riding Unions, 11 pm. RAILWAY BHARR LI Nera..-11. grad.* Of [Wm a Io WM: —el WM in 1. -LONDON, FEB. 2. i fl~lw ~eW A' ~flp< rug. ko.bergata - W * Dodley. Nina i. . Wel. & S. vaUin Ilia 0n44444 4 61 1 4,0 Do. ... Ow 760.) Blra It 0,.4 butt 4 BO - tislotol awl Fame r no . _ . L..d. sussl York Et lennon Simp 6 . 114, 1 4 N. 4 loom r;11 Lyan mad itly ll3 Is Kw-enter sad 14•41 tel A. Mora 1 11 1, 1 De . 414444 Ds. MA. A. 8.4444..41.• 411emb0st. I 1 I. A. Lissepri !Amy. ,{1 114•414., but., • Is 11.411.13 1‘44"..414. /4•4•14 A. 3 Abb. N I lb. Mem. 14.4 A. # Mann, No. L A. Chia* I De /W. t lisseel N.W. 3 /14.44444,14 44. 140 II C11444.1 1 / 4 1 N. NI 113 I/4 1 1 14 4 7 3 I Ith 4 Irll I ri neves 444 flee. / 441 111 y. KV.) 3 1 11 4 Os 7 Goat 1 11 li Snug 7 417.1 14! a ' .1 1. •14. 4 11, 44 7 41 11 13 IS Do. arlesdage 'arta qiestor_Tsol /1•1046.1 rrawall I 1/.. I Amu. livrt ttertAms Sens. I _r iif.ri.:s+ 2.N. aroma Do. New Do. New Do. Nino. A Derby NewpwOo W bare' • Yerewoni. 4 ^" Do /km & 01;;iwor it;;Urb;ii6l - 1 Do. Jam 1. Da ylftle. ..T;r; 76;74; A. D.. New I py sad litualaidea -FAL. $ De. matelalle I i7,4:7, Do Neer 04444., Iths. 4 Arr I De.l ati tip G /++l OtS4mUti(l.tilf . Meg.) I D. 40. (P.N. Reg.; Gs. Eket% 4 froot (140.. tiresl Nara if • • Norh Ewen . arceot.,&Wol./. mu l . I Do. I lova. mod Mifolios L eicoutola Casual I iottas!! A. .7.7.=:7.1 A. rem Do. Nom I Inas ,Ti.leiens _ y 0.1•.! - - m. ~...~----: if 171 . 4.7•1 - B;ic • • • • • • • A. alkov. I LY. j Owes Ipswelue It Bury Br U. Lam:B4w 4, Omistie . 1 Da New 1 ‘ . 1 . ' . 1 9 r . "... 1 . • • ! D. . (ioo. No. 1 Da X. (Nil ft. 44.) I D. N. (40. X.1.) 1 D. N. Dlo. loath Walm 1. Tartu. Dom 4044 1 Woolorforol Zama, Moog 4,414•8 palm 6 D. Ness A. Prfe. I sir 0.11 rtj LeeM.omi Jima $ A. Bram* aw (111 e 73 De. it Br. A. r) A. Old Aft (Orem Do. Kea Alm (AAA 7g Ur. Wailed N. Jsze k 19 Larks." Plaelowall wilts,, Ram. nvl end Mamma: —.. De. Net De. Prelims. Nora t Aro* Air/. Do. Amu Do. &Ay daimadoe Da. P,44.../ De. B. 81.1 g Ywaseew 14•• t . . De. Nor amt. 'idea.,e. O A. Pow AMY ;~.`:... ~..... De. 4. 0.1116. O. C. awdire nod Wegembek. De. . De. 481. . Do. 101. 04., M. 4 8 11 . .. 101. •11., 1.1 20 iP • .11 71 4 7p. 7 #l. 3 • ib".""- osia Ddwd Mairel . ..... ..• 1.~~ :.: Da. 11... Do. la i 1 D. e mdef It S. Weolm.. I Petls end Lyeso I 1144 4t P;sri; Ssrd iwr sif 6 !wisdom llswkwe 3p. M BOOM 1•1•11 ilmes 166. *We i fp. a Swaim sof De. *rip Be.a. t 1,661.11.21:4" ..... sis. Liewnerrea, Tn. 2.-Ili3es Chester, Birkenhead (3OL oh.), 4 d.- Cocotte% 214.-E. Langeohlre (new eh.), 2 p.-Do. (new nip), jp.-Edlaburgh, thargenr, 75.-Do. (4 eh.), 144.-lAncester, Pres. ton (4 oh.), 144.-Lemlon, N. Western, M.-Do. (new I sh.), p. -Mmicheetee Leeds, 25 p.-Do. (late IL Sh. eaten. eh.), 14 p.- Ifsneliester, Sheffield, Lincoln (4 oh., No. 3), 234.-51.1dhuid, 124, SC (new eh.), St a p.-N. British () alt.), 41s. ?d. p.-Do. (4 oh.), 21 p.-Ifork, Newcastle (exten. W. , 7 p. (pd. sh.), 54, # 21.- Hudderefleld C. and R. (II pd. I p.-Lon* Ildrelt, c = 235. Eld. p.-Ambingste, 4, d.- Linesehlre, )A, .4 p.-Birminghem, (Word In., 64 p.-Bosta, @lambed, Birmingham, 14 p.-Snokingliacasbite, p ( - Eva kanentashire, 14 p. -Great Northern ( series). n.-Do. (2nd minte), par.-Lime- Peentle d.-Direet Norter p. n, b Ws. ea. p.- Birmingham (A.), I, lOW Id. p.— N . Do. (B.), p.=Shoshlre Ln. B. and C., d. (ex. Int .)--tt. Stsfilorthhtre, f p.- -W. UM Go., 335. Pd. p.-Leiceeter, Be dford, d.-Liverpool, Crcsby, Southport, 41, 24 p.. Dutch Ithcnieh, 24 d. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. BILLS DISPOSED OP IT ISILMINZEB YiSTIOLDAY. Do. Xeor ~ Do. Dew Melon Mr. dreith, Room It thsogross.—(11111)—Oolodosion 'Railway (lama or purchase of the Glo.sow, 111101814 Mid Maim 11Wet, and Ohosow Southern Ter minal Law le). loss] prod; lam, Wartime orders complied with- ws =d ame—(HlS) Soya Yorkshire, Domeier, and Cloole Ballam cloud. SWAN ores sot romplied with in several _ _ _ Mr. May, Roam 23. Theorreso.-(195) itot Baer* theeelat lad Claterked Railway (eaten. Iron to Thetford). P., prof lama. Ithator ceders comptial with. Adlrarld am.-41111) Orsawal rd Devon Ceara; sad —teats= tram lbakm br OaldnoV e aTtwo. ha z t thy. (1111) =ltallasbeseali b triter. samica modem adergermat). Clearamed, peapraed. (141 Mmemiairt aid amearlinL ow. : 4 l=sel itawy theomi =im. Commakeer ea ad Aylahaa loorith= 16il (13e. I), Oradea= awl Glee/.w, Maley sal Orme* kaakoreaka. Ileadimplai eat Deetheelor ` = w bearld, amthampla and Dorchester (limilted • theaka aims thpased with has to be proceeded via. DUCITI24OB.-Yozz AND Nos= MIDLAND. - Half- Ilam lirdso, their. Ike r:Zar dinik P li ze reed L- p by easserasry lsl., la the ; " 721. alarm haft anti Imilottoollano Ma dr ilowoolotoro de oblommt of the I=l.ldam emapay IR the hilt-year aka, the 514 Damodar, ram Wow of 135,1161. 71. lid. sepia* he Meat of Da at the lathe account, which Wild= the Imo spool dor VW wrath between gamer ad May mod Itoll sod dkvoloro roe that a diadand be =tar the rats et It mot. gas the ',Uri Mt. rit 150. ellsois. dr Uaehsahp UR amok eM ea do wart poll ay on In .e*lM Air% created be the par lath mail shot the mar after ruleeech aad Mg di all e rd d jter thi l lotgotJnora l ,7l l 7, 'l oad Oat mod 7 3, drab be pal althea dolmans Lir WIPE* its , Aller iv tiE of 0* Ottani. owl OD tolt/aies me or the Balt and dr the let 4 Jemmy kat, a snake at 11,11111. Valli la ths reset et the . Ms dkeekre lea the satithetka ow e that the irlithy ad Mae Mak readi r tresithe fa May nat. and the Draw ea and the Iler. mate berth be Seithrth vill be r ld eolT hm arsiz la Jae mast i awl that they espest the Ma the eathaea frail Osproiloopo to Tadloutor i t adi no VI met biter Om dm math of lapiemher ant. Tam anthem the awl rearm of Irak, posers., and pods. awned oa Ikea ot the cempaly tam' the lea M-year soft Decasbes 31th : Pam rames Oath Tone 89,247 1 Dy= 195,152 la ~ .... . .... 157,403 34 ....... 257,079 Go . V1D;1111iri......... 124,603 638,332 Cattle Sheep rig,. and Calves ..... 2,471 lilasserls. Tans. Oahe Osal Use 11,513 Wes, ka.. 2,03.5 46,231 1 teL Dec, The capital mereat awed the amount g vi gliesith Ni fib , 1834 to AM Die l l i lEs mi lave lea L Taal is bL • the reeelpts derby Ni woe LeOLTNIL tea the Tejeae• meaaat it appreeleth per Ni etaleathit wee INI. Ile. id. Out of thhadhilend el beethetha lothe thisentet Hit N. had Ni Plid. Eat WO* rot he the Han and to 6,41* Ifts. et illere atit lea named la the NUM yet, kr eadi am* F*1036 la IL ; kr am, absinte, g;;:n 4 . 11. ; MY MY sod Ma I. tea IL Tr&lepthok ailed lo the wearthhe et glees endit. The eagnithinn he the Wirth eleaMIL ed.; the Wthent at didentheren 41/1171. lb. 11L ; ba all. NAIL Ika rd. ; loathes en inedhlile biome at MU* Ts. be The anemia aid Ni the 2ait aniettes ankh be aboddi ben le sit Ink . that Ni nowt am reed Ile meshed mil thatted twm ... thext duties; mg Is die is h L PI Alt dare we maid; called At derimeins. Ur report waii27 **4 easieedel, led gratifying =ugh= rethirthlthirotwegthithohlat ban so tor thieht be ethreleillie thin a hag RI they == 2llB' sok* kg lelmilwooi go ethigesed 'nth the ear liethyee r be tIN, they hod month Ode hathyter 111000 Ni prated., Wee moo diem MON Ni non ergo" and ibllle lens aeon dim& 2boy bed kitty dereleped Ni Veen nth theithintaleant .. r . ==irone teeth but Ni aided le the pehr h irie l Z , then ln IWO limmelhesill he mg nth Ire firer • The - . re1 4.1 = wail be mated to *Mein diet lie that Sin net moil be ebillthl fai em‘=4Bo•lll4olthe ellthallhathitheath etheiths that It* Mr Sr Merall rare le 0/0111011 When milmanl a harm arra r ay ri m emeeteriL mit .. ..t . .****2. b e .* Ille i r4l4.2apslit , 11** • 1. 01... merely " add, *et M " Z. gillihnini way esellmetk% he amid le OW *Spy le sS. la arm le a rear et a* MM Ilair, Os Mino doled Ni OW ItaL et 10,11. the esselrers ewer d e w tar ashen ereeedespe. liali 11611Millii iititer amigo= end int fro sand log the plane of warthog eeig Ind onethr uibi lba a bied sowed ana 46 *On at saw Ni la the bethreht. dad that 14011. vas • mat am Ni seri art bet s r..? Meal We mulled la ale ase. He vas hippy le ray their writhe( stink wee erne In Ni in Mir sleds es at peer. Neat year they would grebe* both to r = t he the effedng ef 64 more mil*, immix the WIMP/ mil f 4 Mee ; the Dr* hasten line, 30; end the Ni ft HaffeeteL do. The barred that the whale tithe than ter the Task had nate MOM thilney, wlth the whole et Ite bethebey Ni both smegirgar 1,7100. • ode, although the numb et bay Ire yes Ni lea then LOW per mile. T a arm le ear geeeller. awe - era add that It we Misled, W la =raft an t r ot * give railway worrinetenho to Ni phew whisk were at =quite willing 11. . They was peralay with Ni We Market *deer to Lay, IhesWe tem a wets Ws the Wet Mats. They vent ;the thir Na to Tal k loam baser that Ni Or a st wit to Set tees ad her Tear eretsbel Ni marmot& imam, bed at game pat" limel la UWIS Walk en d thek le theta linglden lo Wa Ni lona le Yid ' es s at i r u t g m = to Ni Ni Ni Wage i • Itemfay there re r brae le resift le, an to selithete as Bee to Mesh. The art vas See err. t awl the dielierserrerel reds vesursed yearal= V= Siteree art Hr. is vire Ser The Orris rat reed s be Sr the thorn le reset eV re resie erry retelbed rib bezC s o s s a the let st rat. be erellard Ni a ,t,oll err le be ore tel . tr Net Mir W O_ - _ - Sea. sr be =Char beg P ra lli; Te l te die vwy l = " the Mart by the Lire sr lindesre ber ill the pelt • esta re it o th . : d e ar of lime eserrs. WIN veratle Ni ter be it wee Se lebure et the dram bra up drag NI WC re the L teten i tt. lc= Masks reset bet Ire roll be so iseesette re Ni let of 3;F: = 1••• •111•••• snerreet, Ni rem verb ray tig =rhe GM area roar feerakt Will by the cheese le thedlweres or serealsi Sr he Melt. ter rim Yor AlnaNzWeihreLs.--Haftwarig Mertisag,Frb. 1. This rear les rarber terealtstayttee Ni ekes of the pro se** Hr. Ender Meld Is the err. The areretery rend the Int- Lsort :—The Ni Ni Orr le poet to the Me west stalmer et Ni reset fer the half ter, Wegrte - Stet of Deem SA tb=s bare Is New et the =lre theetere seeser N. len IM. The traters Ni a err be rind epee the Oder or lief treat treat the it es per ewt pr neer to he pia et re MS deed February. Alm as serer of the drilesi Er the be& pler's rent of the Gee* Stith at Seel er I 5 a err et *IL It, 4d. will roods to the andit at tbit ineateay. Ni. tits lea halt-yearly antler, poiesrea bee boa tree ee the Md. * Iti II 13p. 1 4. 6p. Ponta and hoe lee Railway, and the Dare and Seer Seaway, el alat ae the Wreath Dock, sad the lisesemil Duck el lirer; and the directors ore sated that the penes el there anthelthitup will prove benethial. The tree et retie es the York al lee Idle be the brew meg Gleinatir SI, 1848, aher thee be the erred. ng er 11161 Meer the belle the illerel bench, will o w pee ma it 11th of &worm =.4.ssug t. ild. TM eviler, err tails to be a higry_ be so deer le it win be equally peeler be la of sad The linerileilge lei will be reedy he awls la Art neakang tea =I thareed lee lee we err end. ted will be mewed eh the he pee dee. The lee al/ the el era ereseek aid she the frestss rah ale ere be the ketbelf s vis.: lesespeakbralerlo,ll73; see die Ukal ; had 11 K4 48 1 peed the Mgr tort, 731,922. Coal and core, I ler ; Mesa ale 7,970; goads, 81,767 ; to:al, 530,318. Cattle, 18.3.511; die MAW pigs, be., 5,036. According to the capital acouunt there bare to Dec. 31, 1846, 1,699,2241.4 a 4d.; and paid, 4711,3161. lie. IL The balivace of ao:ount, lime SO, 1816, was 47,7507. Is. Id.; mating dividend and income tax, which amounted to 45,8711. 31. ild., left on hand 1.8881. Os. 7d. The half-year's income wu 158,1884 Is. 9d.; in all, 160,07 W. 3.. 4d. Th e expenditure for the half-)earw 7o 4961.65. N.; leaving en available balance of 89,5761. 180. 10d.—The chairman mid it was extremely gratifyft to find that they had been enabled to pay the rent of th e Ore North of England line. Although their balance would be mall, still they had got over the point of the debtors' sick of thesecou.nt. They bad been enabled to pay their war, and to maintain their dividend, and have a small surplus {eft. He had never disguised tram them his opinion that the pike for the mutilate of the Great North of Engird line was an mesas* prier, and that the demand Wll one which the shareholders et that company ought not pogaibly to have had. However, they had the courage to agree to that prke, and it was sat story new for the share holders to know that the dinners were able to continue the e preen& theiden sad Oft there was • fair prospect not only Water beim are le ft rem the prnent capital, but alto upon that rare he the melee el se lima The very cheap mat a t the comertion of the reastie and Darlington Railway dallied them to pap • bilk pekoe Ike the lir frcen York to Ihirlin i =t d Zul t the Le. vera remitt ilimir tb " : Y eepitti called u T p o wo Ps eird require 89,0001 • th p : be selableel the lee upon the Crest North of England and the, Nerwaratheod Dartington bonds at 19,060/. ; and there would also be ' a fathers_ of 8,0001. or 9,001, for the interest, payable to the Pastern South Shields Cowpony, making the total e.harge upon the nee he the shape of Wet and dividends, 117,0301. The work- ' tag ess he the ltalf.yeur now conclokil, naountel to 3,3, ea t herbs the present half-year dry would have the of the Pram ad Booth Shields rod the Durham and ballorier, he alrid, as r ere ear 17,0 e., which he dreg itt en er M I L ANS drawee raved that the iron they were hefting, sr the bemu they wee drive daring the year ell ebb the le meet all the ingegements he bad ono. err smell here • see et emeefreg like 31,000/. Their m ode he the het tees weeks bed be rent 7,5000.; then they bed a lee mem freebie fter ea se therefor he theoght be ens ad eregmear _le ebb be the neat ladf-yese at hetes 21444101. rd Mei. lit this toed out to be the ere, are It wee ineeerety lee a wed anst the ere of the under teldna.E. le .. parr the apemen whir the director. had the —erre is enter IN& It wan stated in the report me el their brew wail be seed In the course of two rem mad that two other wee base earned. Ali the wary adled he le the eee on roe of lee seen shares vied, rim the _Ltd taa divide ale with the eil ea. The pee el the Great North e nd d Arley el he a ea of greet eery to lern, ad it wee en wereing web be might bar berated a le to a h r. Ile wee darted, however, to ' know that he Ma them tree ft, and be bevel that they F . wen In a are edam Ile pay to the Ore North of Rued =ltheir rent, rddee te "weir own ihereboldeas a did. a; s r 1 at all emote is trade they we,e at prat rare& Terre bed very rashrhily barred, e., in to the ante of eels of ere; Milk =WV • per, 11,000 tor; and minerals, arm* el Free ter ; eml Asa the New castle sr lierwkk line wee epee the dee that they wee ham a very rebrable wee alkalis. the whole of the works were going as et satisfactorily, aid the absence of agthento was a very = ... fact, for when they occurred they ware a ewe of great and di tress be the directors, and of ben b ed ▪ e to tbe The rar e ric teleg nt raph hod moat nimble la seeing re eke at Ode lima. With them cheatior be ere by roe, . Tat the report be reser std ear ar eirebta among the debsidees. ^ —TheOemen then emi be wades the knowing ramie= :—" Taal • ere be sow declared of If. b. Id. per she ea the original err ea the linading share., such dividend to be peil, deducting income tax, on the 16th Feb. inst."-- "That tile Jahn elothoon, who retires by rotation, be re-elected a director."— . thst G. Dodsworth, ale re-elected auditor."—" That the fol lowing shares, via., the 2 4. shares, and the Brandling MI., te pee of which the money subscribed shall have been called bead pet on the Ltd July next, be consolidated into a general meet reek, ear ail the York and Newcastle Consolidated Stock, heaths let et July seat, to he divided amongst 'he several proprie ties, weed to lair relative interests therein ; and that the arose be seed be eke application for the woman dee he el the Mb now inpmement, for carrying the resolu tion be. Mkt, smi lee be thee power generally for eon vordne awes ble sleek de the ear rail have been wholly paid ep.. Tree reeler were red ensanniely, and in answer to a q_ In the chairman said that there would be a call DIU. per abate, Iliaij - In March, on the Mimics shares ISIIIWCASTLE AND BllRWlCK.—Hnikyrnarly Meeting . 11tIseseethig was coaditosed at the does 0 the prendlng ; Mr. Hem eosin in the char. The rentery nod the toWWill q =e The diced be the sethbele te present to the pro. • reel of the sepia nee lar the half year year eat the Urfa ef Drew le end also of the revenue mend of the Needs err Nerdi Mee Railway during the see pair After parr tenet at the rate of IL per sant. le the riders of the (,emend) ens in that railway, a esir =nal fr a t i l y is. 76., ell rands le the credlt ol the Newcastband easossq. Ishir bet bel.yory rape the Eiree. tote del ihra Mere had arm risk wee Neat the err ellen et the elm el the rely per el t er yer ad thee repot vie w to Me that thejete ewer as eased a te 6day bete pees el the dr rah eels hem Mee to lier win he math kr emits al taw het, sad eke has he heir MEM et Tee to tit elhat, rl aprtlss at the sees std of the len_eamers. a et in vb., be Tweed Mandl to Oat 1111. Is in ark a ale et ternesees, ter the rare ateedb's nee et be see will be bee glum to the Board of TWA. The rem hew as doubt tee veer ing pro( the fine "IN Um* he spathe at • very rely period. Ilie .... eronat rowed • total eardftere of 1,164,07111.11• 1•L ; the to 1,341,tha He 4d. ,• the ebb lese . a IZrelet ." B4B, were li,ef. lb. 361.; the seedlibea, 7=6. IL, keg aa enable bre of 6,3871. 14a id. The eill dee wee kr getilleardemetance, and that was, di ll= begatiely la bar samelligg Ike 3,0001. towanis the ea reel thet ihm meagement with the North Shields Mri le en • borer 111•11. IN point of tact, the Neese std behltOmageny lel lea were the line for the lad Oil roes, rd tem wea a rell of kale after paying the 5 pee ear 1 guarear Wlllllll _Am 111.11.11 the eaters there woe bengaline ere of traffic, re tether are ' tags wet be that framed be no dillealty la erindat the Der. ' wick lee le Nee a they sire2 i rd .g en erribirent, end woull; leer be very little He wee a =llllepelet as to the time ef apieg a rrevenatis mid lielway,lll, upon the wher he ill net veer mak meat it, beer the menente MA see veer a ere tern the Ire weer ang they we new In • eit es el end ebte them Orel bar ea Ind the Ism he= esellar. read amaphdtweendregain beregthelle 'her amerld esery, he mer he begneeee ewes eta moserelft .ft v ic _ egetherientarabiliket bed been hie M. lephene sed Mr. Nee, Os areas bed at fiesede es in areemene deentarWithrehentenewerbereideterleario len amthsiegthe dee le he MN gores at andaterthey *peel* paw. At teemed ehe eight It lb be* that die ear at are ale di=et open the meeit at Fades with rear perk (rot ria he was in a kir way ef Ida lly =ek He did hiller to ear ble leer on this =pee OM es ri v ii k berresn her sad the Nor Me pregebleek bee it we a gee whia at peed leillethe be beak the bele tha eel. tor He and Ws ere= bad deb reeseed ease they ra gor ten a ri eile4 i i ir laW il Af az ... :d ee to time era m ar rat bed en el air when he Inderedlethetiorth lira reway efesederi emerge em anbellabg ea ever areal le tho emir Aire There es then memounly ear le it we beg reed —Watbrais wow, st vb. Nikslir ellits le Ivrea an = L ie thia iazera i t di ty m ettr t = , :e t zil an the igt ; that in ere le rim in rig. c a r p of 773,==bsee be epee a he map he New dee in the pewee el or =Wee ef la to rare two offiell shares, at et Year they re thleh AU these Wee ninth. ere arenelyeelanall. " 6 ".. eb L eirman, in acknowlegging a be. of tee at the here d the het, maple. ally emenerd may ter reference by government with railway smagent sr reruns. LITZIPOOL, ItiiCitP.a . ran, AND ?itemAm.:l.—Special lek. L-116 rredsig lims.D.Hlo Nestdrr rerione et • bet. hi Ike Isser whoa the express was the beim It led saelleme tam up. no WA Yr the wadeet et** emcee in the origami are. mot dim (lana I 87.0111111 N AND WESTMANZIAELAND.)--atNflai MAHN* RA 1.-oeage Carr, Eaq., In Moir. The direnere report MIMI net the name donne ham the prude very Unshed maim et ementmedslin leil UV imilted their espenneken They ham glum men et •MI kr a Ise& nom netnelbreen ts Tulle =lß WM lambi Sir eft id Mk morene an wile. The antneet ter Mat the vednoHealy am ter as eland ter leinin me In a vat atletederyelehn 'nut eiNfroders lIMINIkbe MM. an peenelin en the men Ile teed 7. are v Ili en pant, aunt 2..81 The en meta Me Wm MILO& ; ant, Its. lii bee ell Wok mina ism %MIL ; Inn. pa& soma It.. ai.; it MemneleVlPL 'bait!. ; rememeanon I: w =en an. L ISt r e.e 7= ... I Is Om - le at ie gt mee i r le ‘. IISetIIL et IL; at il =t 4 "ANL ; , L OIL M. ' ins replete awl nenemee IMO eppment.— The centittlasel pnedeme et the amid end see mentioned ; as oleo the applielks to parliament men- Ord 00,11. susesuaNnous NEWS. LONDON, BittowroN, as Meow Conar.—The Lords of the Admiralty have icirrn their ▪ dma ahe proponed altunitkos in connexion with thie line at Newhaven harbour. The work. on the line we rapidly psogreadoir fai Irma] pertly and the works at the brim will oceoroenoe im mly. Faits N BURGH AND DAL/L=B.-0a Saturday the directors of the North Beitili Nepaieed take le opening it ee • lone. Motive line. Its trata' maintalnli the enettors use drawn by • locomotive, "dike Is lbe fret Nei hee ewe bees on the line. The &mesas weranad thowsewesparteetty wilelled, and the line will in future be wiebed by iessmedise. Tue BIRINNENAD AND CHEST= EXTENSION will be opened on the Slit of Vareh. COMMERCIAL ANDMAIMETS. PRODUCE.—Nhaeme-pau Pc. 2. —Bepr Pe lema Pry Eel N. day, and prises mum be verged iki. to le. lever. A Pep pram at the public ..be 1171 beestit ha by th: c artere le embia the market. 5,500 hip libissefem Piked, 1,111 NY, braeifieg the peorla bought atimepeet le Me ale, Nu K., Us. About hal f of tie MN boa lomat aft hued Ppm MIL le Ma The whoie of the Mikes withireme. Ilam le 1111V . 1 Mika. aid Barbi" IP. W. telle.. Pt. be M. Pa liret way UPI ; siraird waS i r. rlire7 tiewli merry pi mpbaps A 4.P. PIP P•Puldraa ailf Ila walls Me Ma to Mi.; Ike km epenlee (Uhl . appeetid CObilM PAM Ohm mil sell retire . Ma apt i uspe sail et Pik prim lke is ; lee /MIA PEW Pli7l Na te On. N. tamer Petrel id. lit the palls elle ; elera pal m% 11.4.1 e SW a emsll peel et /14. Illiplee mot quoted 1111. Pam la esseidq with the publis aka; 6, 2,a. to fte. Ili.; velmslies 11, 23e. GL to tea Rept= toterebly daaay, Na the desert bee very mesh plated. OAPs PM umil opit el Mum& Taw, Ms. to Ile. IL, Pilch la • abode Peer. Tea sleety. b 'Per wilds us alberella COTTON.—Lmetrooa, Pea. 2.—llea atutet to-day chest yet Friday'. prima were My milatilud. 3,000 halm wfwe beav i 1,000 of whlit mum taken cm agemeillas. Pekes: Now edema. to 7 ; bowed OinentaA to ; m 44 to 64. FiL-1141 a mow; llMftglineweikle oar arise y. It la akmala by as ate. yowl= deem GU the pa r of harem 7tal.lq amesimP27,, la at the amid UMW salon. Yens No matalik a* ad ars awaits. is ara at peke. so imalownientlog, Nat • =dm to. mut te am Is thaat who are wortlld la at prwrat. Ilmiraurent aid aphmes us at pram* la s watt imatillatary r kazoo aim whale, from whisk It Y dillbolt. Is ate my Inaeldlato .eras Om/pa iffOkaLLk.olo.—Ltuo,lo.2.-7L atindeme of ustalwas In the Cloth-hen au very mid the extant at the tranewedowa campees. ' Neely limited. Rut the mimes ta the what ato taw, tame is a fair &limy al pada to antir, imbruing Awl& Wpm jib 19 Itl I ei 'lio ell tp. 11 17 Ilp. 115 ll sio Ilp 102 107 PI 27p. 10i nip. D. «::. • +f 3 V• t. OP. ! 1 -1; 4 Up x ' 7l /li th. L' MW AI 41p. 1 7 0 L 1 . i ill 121 I 44 V 5,062 far the India markets, and other tibia anitabk tn. the continents I _ . attenrionce of inn- allots In the thashaihmil today was thin, and the trio....ctions were OD a limited stele, though Owe is considerable at tivity manifest in the sennesetnring villas" several of the manufacturers bring en gaged main to ardor. Prim were without change. Pntet the LONDON OAZETTIE of Tuesday, Feb. 2. ...mu:D.—Dee. 9.. John & Geort .a Hardy 1p0:111. a.eay, W .b acb 81 peidti TWIN. BAILIT, WOilertildiptoll, printer, to surrender Feb. I 1 & Much 11, at 11, at Birmingham Ct. Sole., Foster & Gough, Wolver hampton •' of. along., Chrbitie, Wolverhampton. "(mar JOILIIAON, Sheffield, merchant, Feb. 12 & March 5, at 11, at Sheffield Ct. Nola., Duncan, Featherstone-build., Holborn, & Cowin, Shefflo.ld; oft. sawn, Freeman, Leeds. JOAIN EMMA!, Nottingham, wine merchant, Feb. 19 & March S , at 11, at Nottingiam Ct. SoL, Brown, Nottingham ; off. amig., tlestoo, Nottingham. Lest, Mm.'. Liverpool-build., City, tobacconist, Feb. 10 at 1, & March 16 at 12, at Bacinghall-st. Sol., Carpenter, tinion-ct., Broad. at., City; off. assig., Fennell, Guildhall-chamb. Joni< Penis, St. Blaney, Cornwall, tailor, Feb. 18 & March 11, at at Exeter ct. Sots., Carlyort, St. Austell; lull & Co., Lincoln's. inn-SeMe, & Gidley, Enter; ME asrig., Hernainan, Exeter. uxtrwours, Belton, Lincolnshire, clerk, Feb. 11 & March 17, at 10, at Kingston-open-Hull Cl. Sole., Bell, Bedford-row, & Blackburn, Leeds; off. rag., Kyosatona llulL EDWARD Sarno, Mislay, Gloucestershire, apothecary, Feb. 16 at 12, & March 16 at 11, at Bristol Ct. Solo., Henderson, Bristol, a Bishop, lincoln%-inn-Selde ; off. araig., Hutton, Bristol. Cusaim FREDDRICR Farrar, Lavin-grove, Whart.,., Middlesex, builder, Feb. 12 a March 16 st 11, at Bssinghall-at. Sole., Pocock & Poole, Burtholomen.close; of. rag., Groom, Abchurch-1n INSOLVP.NT PETITIONERS. C. Martin. &mania bent mak.. J. Owe, Pmbaranyyl.. Lasibmk P. V•it . Pin Pulliam, ;loamy. A.l%ll.leisso '". at .pl.. Camdca.lavu„ swam O. Maaa 'TO . an M t Coes., Wear Sale.; batches. J. gaits, sae:sulks, Ilamsoalsoon statuary. . M. Smithson. Csaterasty. oat of Splines. Prebetul•pl, Cameo . T. Alamos. lieepeopet., M ' 0. • Kin Dovidas. 16.4.11. ebeesemehee , Geere• Barium TAllhogikeah Ewe; H MIL °node et., Papier. OW.. k. Boohoo. eLoactcl4. Stalloodoik co. Itag.sq, Goeiell-et.Pl, ezwalWea Woe. ll.Ceatom. Bohm* Pe•oo I Deed. Steele, PP. thmelesComs. laeleenlashec. T. J.. Touche!. Pert - I. I 1 u. ►..7 O .~w.e , ..le. N~s. utwta wnt S. Leta t s ~ia~, M4~R tore .t~v 4tao~e Derbratre. :.1 Branawlek•u, Newingto.. 1. beet MR, ToWee, era. Camdrn.st, Islington. =muted abaltt•lM L Wfroitoe, 2.:EfiZttrd., upper u. L. Yew Ye. Leacerkier. WYE 131TmIngham, !TOM. ,:_._. ~~ IikCLARATIONS OF I.T. Carter, Bernerast., Ostordatt., apothrcary—let die. of la 111, Feb. 3, & two following Wedneedays, at Turquanda, Old Jewry ebaatb. _ _ W . .. 11. Co.,ollege-wharf, Lambeth, barge builder— let dlr. ef Is, any Weienesday, at Whitmore's, ILisinghallst. T. Howell, Queen's Head.passage, Newgive-st., hotel keeper —a dlr. of la. Pe& 4, & three following Thursdays, at Beldam's, Kines.anos-yard. J. Plowman, Oxford, iroomooger—a dlr. of Id., Feb. 4, & three fol. Thersdaye, at Belcher's, King's-arms-yard. N.J. Roed, Marlborough, Wiltshire, Hamad common brewer—let dlv. of 3e. Ind., Feb. 3, at Hutton's, Bristol. J. Ricketts, Gosport, Hampshire, grocer—lnt die. of N. 6d ., Feb. 3, and two following Wednesday's, M Turquand's, Old Jewry-chetah. Pardimon,Weston, & March, W00d.(., City—a div. of 14d., Feb. 4, and three telowing Thunder, at Fletcher's, Kinev-arriss-yard. & Whetter, Liman-grove, grocer—let div. of Is. 21,1., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Buinghelleit. DIVIDENOS.—Feb. 23. W. Clay & J. Clay, howerhy- bridge, York. abbe, woollen manufacturers—Feb. 23. H. Cowie & J. Clark, Liver. pool, mech....a—Feb. 23. C. Deane, Southampton, moth bulkier— Feb. 25. J. Hall, Carhele, victualler—March 4. J. Hiley, Hordes*, Warwiskshive builder—March 2. J. Hamfrey, Moakley, Werwi&- ! . 2ni ecel dealer Looney —Feb. J. E i. li=tiverpool, trh;_ s ixt . Nail, Tottenham-et..rd., bailder—FeZ .° 273. Weston, liver• pool, merchant. 8150TCH SEQUESTRATION9.—James Ramage Had, Edinburgh, draper, Feb. 9, & March 2, at the Royal Exchassie aitreehoing, Edinburgh—William Landell, Hems, Berwickshire, farmer, Feb. It March I, at liathkiste's Inn, Aytoen, Berwickshire —Ann kott, Montrone, Forfarshire, Feb. 9 tC. March 2, at the Star lon, Montrone. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Armodong &W. Armstrong, Preston, Lancashire-W. E. Bell, H. Hunter & J. Hargrave, No Dr so regards H. Hunter-H. A. Bromley, R. Bromley, T. W & W. Threltall, ao tar as regards W. Thmltill -J. Brewer & Hallworth, Ldwrence Pountney.lane, City-11. Brown &J. Saville, Broadway, Ludgate.bill-J. Buckerfleld a E. Redd. d. Ashby-de-la- Lamb, Leicestershire-D. Clark, G. Rochester, & R. Sheraton, Sun derland, so far as regards R. Sheraton-J. Cobb, me., &J. Cobb, jun., Chetwynd.end, Shropshire -3. Geiger, B. Morris, & N. Morris, Halfmorm.passage, Whitechopel, so far as regards S. Morris -T. D. needle= &R. Hosrsen, Liverpool-C. G. Hill & T. R. Holland, Preston, Lancosbire-T. Hollingsworth & J. Hollingsworth, Liverpool -D. James & B. leavens, Tilton, Stoffordshire-C. L Johnston & L. S. Cone, , o-yard, City -F. Kennedy & C. Asprey, New Bond at-M. AlanoMd, S. Mansfield, & J. Mansfield, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshhe, so tar as regents J. Mansfield-8. M4klkhnm, sm., B. Mickllebrun, Jun., Clifton, Torluhire-W. Nobs a J. W. Smith, Birmingham-T. Norton & J. Norton, Lincoln-J. Out. & J. New ton, Cainsborough, Lincolnakire-C. Rickards & M. H. Rkkorda, Great Newport-rd., Lonfr.acre-W. Steel & J. Steel, Edinburgh-W. Sutton & F- Whitefleld, Newcostle-upon-Tyne -B. Welch & J. Phillips, Brshopsgste.st. Without, qty.-T. Y. M. Weller & A. 0. Gilkison, Glasgow-IL White & J. Walker, Heeding, Berkshire-J. Wilkinson & J. H. Caramel, Liverpool. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCH—MAn.s. ....... Y. DIM LOU. *en W. 000. LOU. 'OIL Deb Us.. . 110 *Flue . . 0 01.11 a • •0 0 Meek° ma I Wateefeed .. 0 I Mabee.. . .0 0 ep1y.,1111.17. A mavens Feb. 7 Dariebblee 01 P/0000 . . .0 ,0 Masten see OF. 1011. Pm 7 Own. &am. 6 0 L/ebee Feb. 71 UMW. Feb. 11. 0 Warn Met 16. Kaaba,' . . 1 0 Keelterrea. Loam., Fos. 2.—Erman 10•01011130.—The Monmonth, from RM. timore •' Jove. els• sada, from Cant ; Makolm, from Monte Video; Sumo, from Finns; Rob Roy, from Legborn • Friedriek William IV., from Konigaberg ; Prott‘gt de Marie, from Hoorn ' • Helen, from lim ; tit. Jam e. , Boni New York; Lady Rolle r, from Villa ; Lavinia, from Antigua; M . Donald, from Baltimore; and Lelia Nondberg, from Aarbuil. • • - -•- Erilti.;/ - 671;n11881;11i LOAFM.—The Deux Ands, for Ghent; Hirunde, for Gibraltar; Bowes of Streatham, for Singapore fa.; Jahn Bull, for Cuxhaven; Diadem, for Cape of Good Hope ; So l o, for Antwerp; loyal Cesilda, for igo, lee. ; loam Lucie, for Malys, kn. ; Spy, for Alexandria; &Bebe, for Stettin ; Magdalene, for Ham burg; and Si.Jamas, t o Sew York. CLIASAM Orrwaana wan Canons—The Caroline, for Aden; Faith. Pal. „,„ of Omuneree, for Bermuda; Tara, for Cry. ka ; V/ Sr Sydney, New South Wales ; Glentanna, fur ditto; Aka ; Giraffe, for Heivoetalupt ; Sir Edward &aka. Cured; M b f7tit. Michael's; Charlotte, for Valencia; Clromean, foraldealbr ; Cash, for Dunkirk; &ogle, for Ghent. Cliatze Commas is BauAirr. —The Zealous, for Cliarketoo ; Vollmteer, for New York; Laahfasti for Hampton Roads. GUY/M.D, Phis Y.—Arrived Grevelines; Aft Ma. mate, Copenhagen; lavinia, Antigua; Uolo, Carbone; Pam, Tante; Harvey Galbraith, Lean; St. James, New York; Mar ina* Baltimore; FmUy , Ceylon; Chieftain, Mauritius. Sailed: Bandicen Ckastantinople ; Comer, New Orleans ; Arab, C. Coast; Cluoilatt, Men; Faithful, Bombay; Berkky, Tama; Magnet, Rot terdam Liesmior- Mira Jane, Mau. Of the Port: Jahr Waitherce Eaptrad. Sailed: babel., Demerara; V ;Z. D. dhaptired, Plizabrth Um, J. limo: um, suidt l i t t far Odom ; Zama, Ctulatimmad ; Medora. Charterers Repallar, Odas h. Alrdrla Z.; Jamie Marseilles Lida ihalski, Theft Wm& Vet Cava; Soda, lleadaa Bap" Ibilwar; Swag mil Ti t Philadelphia; Palmyra, arbsasar Prom^ lar=s aground ca Burbo Bank tab sionamg, but gat air nag [Advertisement) —4l MT BAD Lao CURED BY 11.01.10•1•••• Yuan AND Clonewm—The items at a large paper am Armagh (the v =at Otrymel, from excessive eon itinna, May at mil upst beta ate lbet, had one leg =to nil ea as ellimeellp to tato from be =OM seaverdyse In Immumeitate him horn a alters, ttending la We dodos. t vasit i = =Me ewe; hat thlo. Ake of the earns =, elmormek matreeloreaM to. Ver "1:11kroJr erful 'eu :Olit e e n m , 11- hege, or therm otheril ON are readily eisred e by the go of , agra aMb Ofatima.—Bold by all druggists, led at the Proprietor% 2114, Btrand, Landon. BIRTHS. ASHE-410. IS, tbe lady of R. Mix, efObis.. of a daughter. BLEN X ARNE -Tett I, at Posey mute, Mrs. D Bleakest, of • so MAR DT.-Jar. SI, at Ratoompiare. the lady of O. Money, Ep, of • damiser. 71N7:111.-Da. SI, at Weavoe Omit, the lady of H.P. :enter, Pm , of • doubter. KENNARD-TM tat Clapham-part, Ms. h. Imaard. of • daughter. 11.11.,00Ulthat. St at liamlttaetenme, St. Jamb. wood, Ms. [Meat, of • datighter. LYSTISR -Joe. St. et IS, Lotter Moist Pkeamt.evease. DIMS, tbe lady et L. H. Lytle, Est, of • ma. MILLET.-1..11, at Lamortagb, De lady of 4. Millet, Rea., X ow. TALAIRST.-am. m,at the Osage, Ifsdford, Woks, t Lolly of Oman Penton, ee • am. PBARSON.-Ma.lll, at LW oradm, tM wife of the Rev. 7. Dame, of • daughter. TALBOT.-IM. WlUM=Utsliles. Ms. 0 Dant, et • Maghter. I, Ora BEAR-IVTLIW.-Jaa. In at Westwood, by the Rm J. X. 80. L NW.. BS.. engem, to Martha Jean, eldest hambtee ef C. Rader, Da, Baretwood. CONNOR-CLISTII.-7au. Se, at Ora Mash, tans y, by the We. 7 W. B. Winkles, B. Onset Moi., of 11. M., tbatom, leverpool. to Me nlo.. Mut yommal Mastater 01 De at. T. Close, Ep., ef the ILK I C.•• Hose Mena, MELLERSR-M01161.--71*. 11, et It 011 eel, Cantesrell, R. Mellersh, WI, to Charlotte, yeomen Mahluer of Abe as I. Memo Tee, of /I.Sta Deetyarittneerates. TAWLE-STRACMAII.-P.O. 1, at at. Musa, talleatca, Jena latl4 Pawn, of Ilmley.road. tforanDrosd. Das• Ron, Meet &writs et a. Ws Marne hombee. W1..0 Comb& PETO.-LAWRZSCIL-Ma. SO, at INsban. by the ley. M. Pritehate. 7. 1 006. tilled se of Mr. Tutu. of Cllllaoa.eeiret. Coeblue, to Was. oat, Degas, et ti. lxvreme, of Ran.. T/100-111101LOTT -440. W. at Bargspage, I. Tem. Seq., w of the lam Mr. Tom booloefler. Ceneyalde, Lower. at Mfr beatia litgrag Deleeuw. Wet. WALLIS-TOKPARTT -Feb. 1. at At Mare., Reselagioa, by Ike Rev. C. lye. Me. A. WaR, 00132.11 ROMS. 7.R.R.t Oeo O nl o f tk asl• Tompeett, New, of Mmtlafin WOODGATR -WATT -Feb. I, at St fleorgM Mesh, Cousberwell, by the Rm. damsel Smith, ALA , Litenboat, Mame Woodaate, yeomen esef the We Prude Woodeate, Rm.. of Hall, Toshrtage, Rom, to Medan Mist Maghter of Clarke Wau, We., of Onaterwell. DEATHS. AIICELL. - (ma IS, at Oshartbleate, heathenism, ef enteamptlce. Catbsim Mary, wile et J. W. Moth, 1.., Rig., sod hp, AR1101..-Feb. 1, at Treetwequare, Monsitea, Mla Areal, relict to. late Mr. And, of Warm XxX. IIANJM..--Jea. SI, Mr. 0. Baler, of Ilalfaten.pmeage, Osesherch• street. 0000 47. RATLET.-Jaa. VO, at 4, Whakee-anyeee, C.l. IL Battey. De.. aged W. B11•1111113.-Da MI, m 110• a, the Rev. 7. Stamlak. RINNzr7.-.lau. 00. Therubmy, Mr. W.1...11, aged 71. SIXTH -Jas. ea, Mr. 7. Rlytb, of Ineworth estwa.Mofer, seed RWIT..-.7.e. SI, at SI 011amertsma, I•lngtm,lo47, Maghter of W. N. bort aged W. asniettow.-I'.b. I, at hastea-here. Mary, deter of the hue CM —„ altherrow. CUITILL.—Lb. I, %DOW. 3111ralortb, wife of B. J. Cattol, Li.. 103, .01.445. cottager. (Mtadaa.soota. aged 13. Damp —J.. 10, at ATM. A. T. R. 19.4141, Li.. OD of CAItbMer;GLIGG. aced N. 1111191151X.—Jaa. 31, D. Entelake, M 110 . 13 M, Ist, 3, Lobrlgge•ootart, Mytle.par ,agtd 5 moo OA I.L.—Jas. 14, at 1114491•41ragr. Mr. L. agog IS GOULD —Jan. 91, 49 Mary L. 94maa49, Marla Smut, roll. of Meg M. OREGOILY.—Jaa. a/WW2/tog bow, Morthorleb, W. Ore gory, Esq. DM.. age! M. MADRI34O/4.—Jag. 11, MO. D. Horolroa. of Rata. aged 1/4. AlllllBB.—Feb. I, at 91, Galldforg.orret. 140.511 A. ?Moir ..yr tag too J. Hvrlar Lg.. of eltrbtrboreb, sag 940971mM. wog fa. HUM I.llT.—Joo. 91, at Little LA•1441490, klooltigt. Vat In. J. T. Ilawlltt, aged M. H0W.—.149. 31, at DelGao, con. Farah Moo, aged D. INO Llalf .—Ja9. 11, at Lackpart. Mr. M. IagIDA, of W StoMgroft 091 Worts. LONG.--Mm. 111. w IMagry-boton, Marriet Averlaa..9l9. of M. LoAl, Aft. 114.5.. of Le& Linea, and M. 11014915.—Jam. 19 J. Mawr, Lg., al cal. P•94l4lMAplam.M4•4l4marth -_. — n - soi;o1rod W. WAIL., log., of Norli-ell, lisgsoood, mg OW Bros& SMITII.—Jaa. Of, at Melees, Pram s% Dad eased. of Ihe IoW 0. Malaita, gm.. of Omer. TATS.—Jas. 17. at Orey.stivet. 'Cattail-ImA. Liverpool. E. TIM, TWO. yoottaest sea of the lota Ltel. w. Tate,aC Maley, szed 24. 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