The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-14 00:00:00

I ene,and he still entertained the same opinion. lie would fur titer rzicark that MUISSA-1 were not hound to act upon instruc tions wl. re it win evident they were of an improper description, I.nt it was their duty to es. reiw a diwr•tion in • Inch matter., and if they forbid to do so, a great deal of that essiddenee *Well •uhai•ted between the judges and enamel 1 would be destroyed. lie would only add , that if he had' ' : lees mt.:reed in such a case, whether for a friend or on Ilia own account, he should ce rtninly have felt it My duty to have refraiued from acting upon ouch instructions or of Waking WM: of such material, a• hail hero furnished for the defence of the pri , oner in thi• LITKI41:10 A F..166/711 Dili.. C. B. Moir'.ros. 31, descrils d as a wine merchant, wa• sums ieted 01 tittering a forged bill of exchange for 41/. 10s., with iAt ia JAW. Thorne. and he was sentenced to be tronsrirted fur l years. Toe RAILWAT 10.111MRICA. In the ewe of the two 'mien, Barrett. convicted of the nilsr • on Friday. it wa, arranged that the other indietno ...:ain.st the prisoner 6, orge darn tt shoidd be tried tNAL • scum; on the other prisoner sentence was postrat,l. TI11111) L'OCHT. &realms. Osmiaro 1/7011 . 11in S.%ouLzra:. Willima rook, In, lahourer, indicted for In attempt to so al tae geode aad chattels in the church of the parish elf chri , ehiirch, Surrey. The jury found him Gritty, and he was mutenced to one year's imprisonment and hard labour. SIP:M.I,IO WIN?. /'raw. it .1:'Nolly, 22, bricklayer, iffsbt DolfghlY, 19, la bourer, tivr tote 114.1 e, Is, spiniter, Thostaa rwiars, 19, la boater, and Wiffiens frowsier/wt. shoomak , r, were in dicted R.r so ohm, 12 Mottle t 01 is ini , 'alai d at 21. Ss., the rty JAnu • Palmer. The facts of the cam w. m 'wmeishat singular. The pro aerator is a pahlican, and is , ps the ISli Moira, 11400- 'greet, Cbt.:44,;aud late in the afternoon of the 19th of February t!.., proone rs came into his taproom, and theft milli it for three pints of porter, which was all they had ; but, mach to the surprise of Num.:atm and his family, the whole party got most my ster...mly drunk, and some were ry ill. They departed at a Lite houronst the met day, on the priv.outue going into the taproom, the history of their del.aueh stood reseal' il, for he r oind that they laid made the poker but, and hurt,' it r !.ole through the floor, and finding a wh: Mu undena &db. had rased the boards, them-who sL. nearly two dozen of ehoiti: sh. rry, sous, of which tiny' took away with thtm, and con tlu.l..l their di !...meh at a toff,. -house. The jury .lerriffed I 'aro., and found the others Guilty. I/o mtlay was seutenr.d to our year, :%I'Nially to six, and IVlsite and Woodermn to one naraith's iniprisonnuat. THE POLICE COURTS BOW-STItEET. urLivratati COAL:. WIlt:IIT AT isri - AtxthilAM I.AL E. Me. Jawithan liarchwad, • erml-merehant at the Adeliohl wharf, Strand, ww, stionnovit befo,re Mr. lloary, under the wt I 6, 2 W i ll. I V., chap, pi, se n..l7, to answer to the above charge, and :duo for using an imi,erfeet wtighlua-rarehinit. Dlr. Mudd:, 'too, attended an counwl on the defendant. It *pp ared that un the 4th of April lest the deli nolan.. ePir.ll an order to deliver 211 tons of coals at Iluekingleara l'alree. he coml. were loaded at the wharf, and there were In all five waggon., containing (according to the delivery ticket) 112/ ...wk. It was found when the coal, were dis til:aged at the l'relaee that there was a deficiency in weight to the ',Wowing Latent .- in the tint waggon. 12 cwt. in Ihe o fond, l ewta. 101...; in the third, 14 cwt. 7311.'.., and in the fourth, 9 cwt. wleilsttot the filth wagon an t le. ,g hong-mm.llin.• was attached. The mils havirg Is ,n weigh. of in r machine 1.14 at the l'algee, the discovery of the fulm weight was mule known to tho• Must, r of her lilajewty's Household, and the result was that dot present rut we. taken owl le ifli u view to deter uthen from Irenolornni the eno•lve. lead,- to, a *imilar charge. Mr. 11w1,11, stone .toted that ha client ilesirrol to plead guilty to the cannon, but lee trusted that, under the cir oeunnotureet-. he should mention, the magi-aiute would Mn sent 10 saitiort..• the pomulty. Ihe d. Irud.o,t was a man of mint r,-.1alteololo• char.., ter, awl was if , .am of age. For the Imt Mon r yt.rs he Ira,' heed the rui.fUrttasiv to be totally blind, wool war cal'., "evenly uttlitted with rheumatism. These cakunitie. haul rend, ro rl line unlit for lote.int ,u. and he hail the rebore entrust, if it to the cart, of two di-lent rela tive., woe of whom hail failel in the pn- , . tit instmee to carry out Ilse in.truction. la. lo PI reeeitml with regard to the weigliong of the coals. 't lie defendant had had the boo/ our .4 supplying the palate with coal, fur a !temp.( in I+. vs - sateen ye .ifs, and he had alway• ex ,l extremely p lof the royal patriretre. Ilu (Mr. 111.1,11. eloune) trlttrit_ that taking nobs cowideru boo, the d.l. oplaist'm uflhetions.., the ningi , trate would ri , gurtl chi- a• a ra...• en which, thou the defendant might he legally ri -loon-elole, he lean ally innore.oit of the rimme, mud he hoot-,' that the of the valuable im•tom of her blati,ty w mid Ise Memo .1 a ,ullicient iniiii,lourent fur the oft, in o•. „. Mr. Ilud,llisstisne then tall, .1 the Milne ing witnewa. Jam., kaar, Shal4l that he was. in the employ of the de fendant, nlto had II WOOL tit MAW- years, and was thus prevented trout attending to his Means. Witsine hail kit'', wad for him, and hail lean to the palace on mete Mine oh II ...del weer is .llrliv..n .1 there. lie knew that a :w inhine ea kept at the pubes , and hi- remem ber, il a partienler instaner in shish the mobs wen• weiplied these, and I'll' 11013114 tIl hr ut 111:1 'Slight. Ulllll2 tin' pre sent the 01411-r w,. for t. vat) , tons, and the date woes the Ith of April. The vials were Mulled partly from the wharf and partly Maui the aareltiouw. touts which hail I. i a Li lot iu tbr warp house for some time wen. much lio;leter than those wish h as-re taken trim the %hart*, and ill the 1 , 13.411 t POISIV of them hail lies is in the Want ham.. for ninnthe. On that igeanion he gave din dims to hi. 'Aber (aho was w halting clerk to the defendant) to Om OW loaded, ruin to be sery particular respecting the weight and also with regard to the. quality. Witness hail le. le in the so rain. sit the defendant Irons the period of hiblhoiel. Mr. !War, haul hail no partner. dani. • 14ries, sen., Isnitio-r-in-Lia to the defendant, and father of the preeivlisig unite.% continued the statement of the latter a• to his (I ..1% ilia instruct • to be lairtirulat alsoit the weight and quality in the mils. Ile added, bowel, r, th it he did nil ~bey thine iu•truiiionv, as he was 811%latt. to fiends the 1,111114; baron. the tide came up, and he ilepenelial upon the in.,, earr)ing the full weight. %Vit ae» r.., ived the 1.31111. iletriset un thi. 1143,1.1011 which wen, at say &Pain to him all.-111 h - was similarly engaged. Jaltla the 0.011. Ma. lieu flallill•th and in answer 10 a pp , .PIP !non the iita,i•trate, stated that the price of lhe coal. was ://ss. 6d. per ton. Mr. Hoare übsieraril that that appran4l rather a high rev, arroriiing to the iinsent market value. It was a lair market price, and in this MY' front 411 to nine months* credit was Alined. Mr. Henry .aid it wan quite ei Went that a grow fraud bait been re tisa-il in this law, unit it was clearly the dnly of the Mast. r sit the to antics. that fraud, and to bring the defendant latter, the Iltaal,trate to answer for it. Although an iILICMIOII. VIVA*• had been urged by his coun sel, and much sympathy naight be excited for hint in conse quence of his calamity, there wa• no doubt hr was a gainer by the fraud. Ile (Mr. Henry) thought that Inc •ervants would not have practised that fraud if they had not known that they would bi• sanctioned by the master. as Ins was to gain by their act sad deed. They wen. well steam that no benefit would Weft.' to them under the i ireimetances ; the result would Is. the .inie 10 them, saintlier the coal. were light in weight us not Ihr master, then ion'. 111t1.4 hl• all , O•crahte for the conduct of his resents, the it is being fat his benefit. Neverth , less, he was that the ends of juctiee would Is answered withumt requiring the defendant to pay the lull antount of penalty to which he was liable—that amount Is ins; a scry eirn.iderable sum. Its would, more titer, taki• into s.obsideration the fat that the defendant would lies• the valuable and profitable custom which he had capiyed tar many years from her Majesty. Under till the Cirriam•Lairctrp, he should not inflict a penalty for every sack that was light. but he would itemise such a penalty as would show to others that frauds of this nature would WA be allowed to pan uepunished. A penalty of N. on tin. seeks in each ...won. and an additional firer of 3/. for not haying a proper neighing machine, would unsount to tor., and ear sum he should call upon the &Madinat to pay. Mr. Iludiliestone ass aware that he was liable to eight times that amount ; and he therefore thought lie had dealt leniently with him. He felt, how ever, that the penalty lie had indicted would bs. sufficient to art as a warnins; to others, and he repeated that the Master of the Household hat! shown a proper discretion in having the CAW investigated. The .I..tendrnt than left the court, and the money was immediately afterwards MANSION-HOUSE. Philip Lyons, Solomon Hymns. and Sarah !Imam Welt charged, the tint with basing had in his possession 3831 yards or silk, which had been stolen, and the two others with banana nweived the prop, rty, well kuowing that it had been stolen The two latter prisoners were also charged with Pairing received tire new coats which had been stolen. Mr. Humphreys said he appeared on behalf of Mr. Atten borough, the pawnbroker, whose premises, in Crown-street, Finsbury, had been broken open on the night of the 31st of March or morning of the Ist of April, and plundered of a quantity of valuable property which had been left in pledge. A person who had been seen in the neighbourhood where the robbery was committed had been on the subsequent day apprehended and examined as one of the persons concerned, but was discharged from taint of ea iilenec. One of the City pollee, Joseph We'd, however, in consequence of infurntation which he had received, called at Lyons's house, and found the silk mentioned above wrapped up in a min terrine, and shaped like a bed, twethcr with a large quan tity of goods, which wan identified as part of the property stolen from Mr. Attenborough. The •on of other silk was accounted for in the evidence, w • h would clearly trace it to Solomon Hyams and his wife, by whom it had been conveyed to the house of Lyons. Upon the °Beer proceeding to the residence of the prisoner Hymns he found five coats, which had been stolen from the premises of Meson. Henry and John Baldwin. - proved by the oliker, who said that told him that the ” bed" had been house by Mrs. Hymas, and that be had / with hie wife for taking it in. Mrs. for her doing so by saying that Mrs. wished to leave it in km care for a few days \ quarrel with bat husked. Byams claimed -4 at Lyme's, end dee the coats found in Kr. I.llllmbersugles proved that his na -1 lama bad= spa mad robbed, and that =lbis Mod re -s boors ked boa Yi plariersill prelim earwig OM be met TM diew who . heard lusything to the prejudices of the character of Lyons, who Ise, a /IA tuber of the sqn Iguque. An aw.iqtant of the Meson.. Baldwin proved that the coats found in Ilame's stion 1.a..1 ben stolen from his employer's front a b up on hurday evening, between 7 and 8 o'clock. I 't hi( Lord Mayor, who refused to accept bail for Lyons, remanded all the pritnners. -- - _ GUILDHALL. Soon after the commencement of the business Sir Peter Laurie entered the court, and observed that he had come there expressly to expose a nuisance that bad of late sprung up in Hydv-pork—he meant in Rotten-row, where he was convinced sometbitur serious would soon take place. Ile alluded to the last women and foot men in the row. They tore up and down frightfully, and dreadfully alarmed people. Then• ,nubs (continued :Sir Peter), with loose women, or hired horses, Ow up and down as if they were mod. The scene is frightful, and *win thing must be done to put a stop to it. The women are the worst ; they are perfectly I for one will not ride along it until why:thing =tut hen• ended. A number of omnibus proprietors attended with Mr. 1 IA wis, the solicitor, of Ely-p:ace, to answer summonses that had b in issued at the instance• of Mr. Alderman Wilson fur not providing comfortable accommodation for passengers in their omnibuses, in wont:lnce with the measurement laid down in the set of parliament, whereby they rendered themselves liable to a penalty of 16/. Mr. Lewis said at Gus suggestion the defendents pleaded guilty, and he gged to assure Mr. Aldermen Wilson that the I whole of the se:hicks owned by them, accommodathig nearly Bno, were being elicits! in accordance with the sta. tote. Under those circumstances be hoped that no further summons would be issued against the proprietors for a %pace of fourteen days, the time required to effect their alteration. Mr. Alderman Nihon observed it was very gratifying to find the proprietors were of that opinion. Ile would are, de to the application of Mr. Lewis, and he would not decide on tie summons till the expiretion of the fourteen days. lle wished it to be publicly announced that the Commis sioners of the Metropolitan awl City Police were deter mine el to prosecute duly tatalibt, proprietor who per sisted in keeping up the centre and corner seats in their Ntiticles. Ile would suggest that the English omnibus pro prittors ►huuhel have their vehicles built atter the fashion of those plying in the French metropolis, which were made in every re lasi to suit the Call , l'llitlire of passengers. Sir Peter Laurie having concurred in this remark, the i cases were adjourned for 1.1 day.. CLERKENWELL. hunt before Mr. Tyrwhitt left his seat on the bench two elderly gentlemen and tut elderly lady entered the court in a state of excitement to solicit his advice and assistance under the following extraordinary circumstances. One of the gentlemen said that the lady and gentleman who accompanied him resided in St. liiry'ssrioad, Canon bury-squarc. Islington. A lady possessed of considerable property and eighty years (rape. had lodged in their house for MAIN time past, and was on the point of being marred. Ikr intention, however, reached the ears of her daughter who resided in Iklgium, and it would appear that she hat determined to prevent the marriage On Friday attyrnoon the lady alluded to went out with the elderly lady now present, to take a walk Wore dining, and on passing through Canonbury-square, a cabriolet, NO. 1,025, drove up, a hen the daughter of the lady opened the door, jumpi d out of the vehicle, and being a powerful young penton, seized her mother, and forcing her into the cab, oroli red the driver to go on, when he whipped the hors, and galloped off, leaving the wife it applicant's frig nil beillinol in a state of fright and agitation. Mr. Mallett, the clerk, hut asked whether the mother resi.ted. 'f he lady replied that she made no resistance whatever, bat allowed herself tamely to be put into the cabriolet. 'I he applicant continued that they could not tell exactly where she was taken to. but strongly suspected that she wasdrivea to the Royal lintel (a Chrman istublisliment), in Bridge-streit, Illackfriars, to a lunatic :ilium, or by railway to Dover, fur the purpose of conveying her to 19 Igition. Mr. Tyrwhitt remarked that it was eery strange that the lady present did riot (auuse an alarm, on that the parties might have liven pursued. Ile should have thought that two h e arty, stout.losoking 'arsons, like applicants, on hear ing of the eirtionstanee,aotild have :and aid; inure pro omp. Runk, and would have sent conveyances in all directions to overtake and stop the caltriolt t. Applicant said it was the work of a moment, and the cabriolet was out ut si4ht instantly. The old lady was quite Mr. Tyrwhitt inquired what their object was in applying to him on the sodded ? Applicant—To request your advice and assistance under the peculiar eireinustaiuss of the affair. Could we not bring lor latioro• your worship if we find her? Mr. Tyra hitt • - eau apply for a habeas corpus. Thyre is a judge sitting at Serjeants' Inn ; you can apply to him, and if the old lady wa• taken away against her a ill and is willing to return tO you you tan take her. Applicant—lf they have tuk. it her to Dover in order to send her to the contunnt, will they stop and detain her, if Is. - nut 11 telegraphic elqumuni-ati.ou ? Mr. Tyrwhitt— Co. rtainly van can do that. Give a de scription of boor 'anon and -tats all the circumstances un der which she aa. taken an ay and they will stop her. Applicant , aid he would immediately adopt that course, apply to a judge for a hams as corpus, and inquire ut the lunatic use lure.. The old lady, he at.di ma+ quite will ing, indeed anxious, to oiet married to the ;tenth man she had chosen U. her partner for life, and the sudden appear :once of her daughter in London was quite unexpected. and City were certain that she was taken off without her cotesent. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he could reader them no further it.asiAtauce. Thai has win? the Omar ess bombs le bib bar biss eas i stt= • Ike sayame ail die rib r MI bell atom the worm, hog I ow* lam eta Mores boar bad lm Slid! psi ease se sides Om tiro flak lii• Omni 1 , 1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1851. MARKETS. MATTHON WALDIN, April 12.-Wheat, stationary, 30e. to 40e. , Talaytta, 475. per quarter. Barley for muting, 2116 to 295.; grinding, lo•. W 20e. Beans, god ones, i 94. Nut, good, maple, 300. Oats, 18.. to :Us. Snarresavay, April 12.-We had a fair supply of ~ , Wheot at our market this wonting, and the same was in good condi- Sion. BthtilKle Tali , : attire, and prices had an upward tendency. A runty ,h.,w of beet Barley; late prices were firmly eupport, el, Nu: the demand was not very brisk. A fair trade doing in o.t•, which were also not cheaper. In other articles of grain, a seminal trade, sod we quote late prices in ell Instincts. Wheat, white, 400. to .145.; red, 395.t0 40s. barley, 19a. to 29.. Oats, 13s. to to.. Pisa., 30e. to Ma. Pew, 26.. to 30s. Malt, 4,1. to 545. per t a r. lures, 50. to I W. 6d. per bushel. Flour, Ms. and I•9*. per sack. SIIILEWSBURT, April 12.-There was a abort supply of Wheat Baciey, acd Oara at this dAs'a matte, watch met with a slow trade at Lot week's priors. WARMINSTER, April 12.-Wc had a very good attend avee of buyers In our market today, but the peplos of w heat woo email; consequently the Felee were quiet, acid a good ele..roiee was effected at an advance et le. to Is. bd. per qr. on the beet tire tramples. Beet Barley also was in abort supply, end reap ing Amin!, sold nobly, but no imptorere.ent was established an last smelt's reit,. In other articles of grain bat Attie passing, sad we Dote no differeoce In priers. Wheat, slite, 41,.; red, 24, to 4:a. barley, Ws. to Si.• Oats, lee. to 201. Means, 245. te 395. Peas, Mo. to .us. Malt, 525. to 514. per qr. Tines, se. to 7s. per bushel. Flour, .9se. to a9s. per sack. ! WINCHESTER, April 12.-At our market this morning the attendance of both termer* and dr elm was very limited, told the eupply.of %%Mat -mall; but the diet , ad was Egli ..I.y the ••,.11,e, and we do not sit rnu nations from last week. The de, .nd to. Her!. y w.lkal* inactive, aril mm] ample remained world; but peers elcraged about the same a. lot quoted. Malt ma before quoted. We hare no Impros • tie fit to notice in tie demand for any owe, at title of grain, end prier. remain stationary. Wheat, white, 40s. to 42e. ; red, 30$. to .os4. barley, 20,.. to 27e. °ate, white, 19s. to 22..: block, les. to 190. Beane, We. to 36e. P. a., 24. to 2fls. Malt, 52e. to 36e. per qr. Flour. 275. to 255. per rack. Tares, 50. toe.. per bushel. Wlsheb It, April 12.-We arc blirly supplied with Wheat today, and lees 01 other grata. Wheat (unless the very beet; moat be quottd .P. per or. chr.da r. 0..µ and Beene each lit price in favor et we seihr. Wheat, oktornite, 40.. to 42e.; extra, 44,, per qr.; red, bee. to 3 9 5.; mitre, Is.; new, white, S.L. to 3.W.; extra,4ls. ; red, 295. to 37e. • e• lets, 38e. OW., Wel, 80. to Pd. pie seine; new, bid. to 9d. alin., old, 26.. to Yee. per qr.; new, 21/1. to 7.. a. Wonce•crrit, April 12.-Our market to-day was will supplied wittiM neat, and the troll,. riled dull, at a .reduction it 141. to Is. per qr. on all qualities. Barley still scarce, and fully a• dear, both for mating mot grinding qualities. Oats held for swum advance. Beane northern' with In. detuutd. -- - - ---- COTTON .—LtvEzronL, Arum 12.—The market doers very :warily. Pikes a Amerman and the? kinks are uneliangod. ticks to-day about 3,0.0 boles; of reta•res and brined nearly a fourth, at 7ld. to NA.; Egyptian, to Sid.; Soral, RI to 14. 31.tritlIESTT.11, APRIL 12.—We have hail rather more batistes today, though the mallet was In anything but a satisfactory and healthy state. The reason to extended operatkas was ' the insider freedom wi b which producers. were wil:isg to meet mu . chasers at the reduced prices which have been on Thureday and yea. ter day, amounting to Id. per lb. on yarns of numbers and qualitlee . initatik to the cloud trade, and of pt. to Pl. per lb. on wag and welt in dern, d tor mann...-turers. The German houses base been • led to to rate more estenkeeq to-day in WO, by the easier mate 01 the market. In pitting el tbs prices may be guided fuly 11 ; d. to 3d. lower than Oa- ..ay with, and at these reduced prices the demand fells considerably behind the prrefiletinn. The paeket fr. m the United taste. is kinked tor with mach in:cleat In.roorrasr, mad up* . the tone r,f it. snakes will probably depend whether we are to expe rience another week of such general inaeleity and dulness. WOOLLEN CLOTIL—LEEDS, Aran. 12.—Them have been wary of the merchants to the mar►et Wt they were tz ctedinty eareltil to t - elf weal ere, wnich were my light ;did star ing. roootqui ntly, the bYkilllo4 does woo of an lodifferent ehar.icter. wok. roth, r ,•n the increase, priors receding slightly. }Wiwi has Wen quiet to the warehouses the weak. LINEN.—BrtrAsT, Arm 11.—The yarn market eon now s remarkub:y dull, although ■ reduction of from If to :rd. per bonnie has been substutts dto •ono our lu.t. NI es are few and sm .11, and -Wall curnparsd with the same berwl of 1030. In the cloth tuarkets the state of tang. has not improved; on the contrary, the latest sows fr. m the Vatted States has led to a general depression throughout the province. In Ballymena, loletanke, and Armagh, sates were nearly neminaL Large WI/IntitiCA Of cloth were left rub. posed of. In Lurgan bouneess In moons on .I,maene cwntiuwa brkk, without any alteration in pstice".—Banner j I. Liter. IRONM.ISTERS' QUAItTERLY MEETING.— Demurs . , Al - 1411. 11.—The last of the Buettner of the truntroarters kg the current quarter hap been held here thioi everung; *Bag the whole it wont off hat; and this bas been the ca-c with the emote merits of the meeting's; lemperatively few out, is were gists, and a , an aloucat natural 0011,11tUellre it cannot be doubied that iron m .y be ed luster than what are consieltrtd e anent rater. flutraoara bay , been , float donee the lart day ter two, that a .large lronertarter had re , reined an cadre for between thinly and forty thutuuusel toi a for the truunent ; houtver, wants coectlrmalien, which, harteg In slew the present tool:tam of the trade, it woulti scare. ty dot, euppostog the tact to be a, totaled. It was incidentally summed in the (Mute at, Mr. Drench ' - motion, that toe wager of the miners, and selves of that else*, had been reduced. do far as the eery large ui,tnct (4 oral latedshtre and Seroprhire in owe reed, it le prop r to elate that tlio rr w rte foul detioon whatever for the assertion. 'llse ironnewre e s have behaved moat handsomely to their w. rhoun ; fur although rove cum down to a very ku• figure, wage. remain pretty tnuco the rat., a. when it was much higher; end throughout the whole of this du rst the workprope are, and have been tor a lung time pest, very wed off. Long way they continue :o. YORK. April 12.—We have but a small show of Wheat at thistles's a Acker, and for which the farmers sok ni re money; bat. Ivan the duo letounts from Waken...Yr and lavyrpoil. the rollers will not buy except on lower tenna, rod we have heard 44 no 041 C•. Oats and Itiray matte, are WI ploy, pat I. Wheat, white, per inid. qr., 43a. to 435.; rod. Ws. t I:4TICY. roattink, 25. i. to ; raining, flow to 12s. halt, 300. to 345. Oats, p. r atone of 1410., Yd. to ltd. Flour, per wok of 224.11 b. 19s. to dis. I)rnt.tr, ATI:H.II.—We hail a goodaemand to-clay for all deveription...l home grain, but the vale improvement we ran report in pluhii• in eats, which were Id. di art r. Indian curt firm at the re cent advida e. White wheel, 220. rd. to 245.; red di.to, .r. to 238.; hotel, 120. to 1544.; outs, les, yd. to 12s. rd. per bri.; °stoma, Its. to 12•.; second Sour. 12s. tolls. per cwt.; Lathan corn, Ws. to 3.35. per 45011,.. Coln:, April 11.—The trade during the week ha* been rather q**l4, a tat.e, apparently, ; wring taken pia a here :An W0;1110 elsewhere. The arrivals from ahn Pave been few—thiye of hone Rein very inaitaillievnt• the total receipts for the week he .rt only: SS h , at, bar r els: Barley, Out , . 1,355. In the g ..in market Barley and 0 do hove toth L. ought higher prims. As retirls 10001100 Wheat. ;VII, :sere having supplied theasselw , on the ow aqin of the I..te adv.:Lee, come forward now but sparingly, and very I:31e bushiess 1 has b... 11 dne in eons:Vence. Priers temiiti as last minted. Hush ear to notate extent has 14.*en true-acted in Oats at z.n advance of abut (al. per hared. A rather large sale ol white has been made in an out-port at 1111.. fah ;yr barrel, free on board. On the rput they are held for Its. Bakers LAC ing recently all plitdtbein relates pr. tty freely, the 1411011 of 11 tie have been ratio r restriitcd. Two or three of our millers have titer, Is-king for an savant, of 0.1. per cwt.; but we question much if they have euceeedial in 14,:aining ft. Thy s..lr quite n cenounipti‘e one. The demand for leili.in Vona io slow, and the trsenactions ',towing in the article .ire en the moot re tail Kale, the advance noted in our last having had the effect, app ire toy, of checking Ineinces. W.V01:1101/1111, April 12.—Wv have had a liberal arrival of forequi ii Ilv.ll mod Indem Win mirror this day semi alit, but or home growu gram our receipts have beer. *cry warty. Our market during the wr or Las exhibited a firm teeing for every urge!, In the trade, and priers have born well maintain...l. A lair amount of bu.inesa has been done In torero Wheat, at the fall currency of Saturday last. but any nth my , at an advance has been steadily real:Agri by our millers. li. Harley we have not heard of any transactrons. &apples of Oat* from the interim continue very 1041:1110, and nurell.imeS enenot be made on klub good terms as at the el°, if last wee:.; best samples may he quoted id. to, 241. per barrel dearer. We hive experiersa .1 a good demand for Indian (ben, which has been freely met by ho der., at the rates of this day week. Stocks a w now einaiderably reduced, and without an Mousse in our strophe., some improvement in prim may be larked Me. Flour one. tered in value. Imports thin week:— Wheat, f.,04/2 qrs.; Harley, 77 ; Indian CA' nu, ; Flour, 22 ,:mks. Exports this week :—his, t 139 torah; 1,..a4 sacks; Indian Corn, a um 1i lam:Atter, April 12.—We hare had a week of unin tenupte4 dry weather, which our isrlllret hare taker, advantage of for sowing their ,priag eorn. A oinsalerable breadth of lartf Is b. ing prepare-1 for the rowing or Linseed in this nelshburirhood. to thr en tent of 20. to 2S. :tyres. At our errantry marlos, this week, owing to rimers haunt generally rugged with outAloor work, we hail al mod no KUM clrClillg, we quo,, prices nominally as hot week. Here, toaloy, w.. 11.101 /114,10 aof all kinds ul prom. Wheat wild slowly at 44 wiAt's prima. barley and Oats sold quickly, at Is. per gr. IO.IV ICC!. Wheat, 341 re to flo. per qr. Barley, Xl*. to 21s. od. Oats, Ise. to 224. Oatmeal, per b.llO 2sUlba., 265. to 245. BREAD.—Anut 12.—The pries a of Wheaten Bread in the own. are Iron old. to :ti.; or buns.bnict nun, 41.1. to tn. per nb. loaf. CollN.—ANtiovEn, April l2.—Our market was thinly stunatel t. • and the supply 01 t% beat to exceeded the thlthilth. ith1.1111314 rued dull, erd liner. were tioatutally unaltered. For the heat Ltarley toe trade w slow, hat Lot I titer; but grinding and combos sorb were dittleult to quit. Oats were In moderate di mobil, at the crootaLons of Lett tturday. Beaus aoti litt.e at. to ton. Malt to good moss., and late yudtati. est Were Lenity sup. ported. Priem are as : heat, .00. to die. per tir. haler, ills. to Vs. Orbs lie, to LIS. lie4lllS ::13.11. to 345, reads 2f4. to 295. Malt, 50s. to ribs. Tares, se. to 6s. bd. per busheL Flour, Vs. to 295. pet salt. At tr.nut* Ili, April 12.—Wheat in short supply, and no sherdtpa in to :o but a dull vele. Scarcely anything Moult in other timerlptton4 13: redo. Wheat. Si. to 111. tar loud or 5 yrs. Bailey, 21s. to 211.. per qr. Beam, rte. to gas. Oats, lie. to 23e. BATII, April 12.—Our market is rather firmer fur Wheat, sad Barley i, la. to M. per yr. lusher. Other descriptions are wit( out alteration in price. MEnWle I:, April 12.-Our market to-day was fairly sup port. il log the a..aan of the y - ear. Beat qualities of all kin .. of gram b i r a tt . ugh ts. t th w e o u r a t t.... his i ty to wc;lu m. as ik. under , : md W i b .c..., e.,t, , 324.11 tolo 275. per qr. April 12.-At our market this moniing we ity t a h han: a eu p dic r lnt l a Lt r or c t ' h ' t e l i i * e w . of h f a t de:. moderate u ... r s t a t t. ti t7 t r r yl u k va 'n wmt oar ffering • r The• e. l r e ‘ t i l. ) l ° l . hole, trade was not ' very brisk, though peas were not lower than at our last market Oohs were bekl tirtthy at former quotation.% lint other sonic* of grain excited little attention from the drains. Wheat, J2O. 41.. per qr. Barley, I:e. to 20e. Oats, Its. to 20s. 11-no', to ;AM. ecaa VA. to 241. Ilan, Ob. to Sot per qr. Veteben, se. to 7t tar bushel. Flour, beat, 24.. ; *acad., 21a. per sack. BOSTON, April 12.-We have been only moderately sup pled with heat in our martat taday, ytt the bale war. dud at thWriter 1 7 . ;c i i . tes w eof en Wlelno . stla u. r. d. A % far b,a4 supp r t ed. y of lava to w and oL liran yc a r ,:g ir aa ; whiv, eta ads, lie. to Aw. Beans, Ais. to 30a. CAMItItIIobE, April 12.-We hail a small market, and eau note Ito ailler.Mou in the puree ol any cars a acent Oath, which are nearer. wheat, red, nau theta. ; white, 42a. to 42.. barley, Pa. to new, iSa. ; old, aw. Peas, 2.15. to 2Ge. Oats, Ise. to CANIEltnt ley, April 12.-We hail a very dull market, rad pile,. about the mine. Wheat, brown, Mil, Its. ml.; near, 3.e. els.; white, new, 40e. to 410. Barley, 22a. to 275. !Jute, la. IWO% add, 250.; new. 22a. Paw, 245. Calculate, April 12.-The supply of grain was limited 10..1.,y, and our moan being untormay :mart d .tuck mown tor col. naiad mar :et, and MM.: and Outs were deposed us at Jul. to ltd. per bushel advance. Present prices: at beat, ah W. new, 17s. to red, now, fill. to las. al.. Barley, new, 91. fat t. la. id. Oran potato, ns tid. to Yet Ul; cenamcon is. lad. to S.. Fintr, la. bd. to la. an. per atone; Oatmeal, is. bd.; liyenieal, Is. 2u.; Barley mea'. Is. 2.1.-Co Hole Journal. COLCIII:siLIt, April ,12.-The.b..itt o\t-hcite a o tul rc trade 14,eiies, h,,, m tae today sort' dull; Imam s ate unwilling . little breathes 'mans rather low motley is takes. 'the supply is ▪ oueditionsoniewhat better. lull aria.* are made fur all sorts of barl.y ; the supply in now b., ants very small. leans allot fears are in ik mead at rather more =Joey. CeLoOtEsTEkt, April 12.-We had a small attendance at our market ad- d.t, tamers Ming mu• 0 engaged in Held-work, Uui 'worts, however, Wan the lending memos, hall thus. tonal effect. English 5% brat barely supported prestous ratio, unile balms, dam , in foreign was quite =Mips tant, and boa tales been forced rather le..s money rnmt have been iseeptel The short supply of Briley came, its value to be well mainnined. Beans re o sit with. ant throw. oats gra, at tomer tinutaticinn. Import* of the week ending April 12: Wheat, all qrs. ; Barley, 342; Ott,, 1,747. 61 . 11,utoun, April 12.-The supply of Wheat to-day w.. FLIOrt Nu cateleulty tsperientad L along Otte sanitary at the sate me rates of Wvt market-day, best aorta real.stug from li s. W f. 0,4; Middling WA inlet for deser.pliont• difficult of dispiwal. lot teat, red, Ms, to lint Barley inquired tor, tor malting, 31a. übtainod fur acme of hue quality. Ilkkkronn, April 12.-Our market was rather thinly Maimed by Gown% and the number of aamplas on stints was in an. sequence v,vy lonard. Thet c was a Tory inanimate trade in Wheat, although the number of miller. and dealer% at the market WllO good, yet the demand woo the :Muth Wales diatrat matinee to snooty thernecle,s with Flour Irma France. In "liras corn a fair amount se irithrms was teen...acted at tate rata. The toilowing are the prices %1 heat, per bwhel, 40. bd. t o 44. ad. Barley, go. iii. to Ss. lid. Oats, do. Gd. to 2s. bd. Beans, 3", 111,4. to 4..; forego, 3.1. to 'M. ad. Peas la. 9d. to nu; white, buileni, at. 71 to Is. led. LI sierroub, April 12.-The Wheat market to-day for the finest -maples cicute as good inferior samples rul.d dal ,at barely last week*. pre a. naley ink*. supply, and, except tor tae finest NIMIIk leas no Dry was five; the malting ee iv/A being nearly carnal. Oda made lull mica. Pella and beans odd at last week'. rates. Wheat, Me. to 30s. per lad. Barley, tae. tu 3ca. par qr. Oita 16s. to 23.. per qr. Pook its. to tee, per load. Wats, 164. to Ito. Taal, 20,. to Me. Kyr, 12a. to 15a. MI,NLAI., April 12.-On account of the fine seasonable weather a e had a small supply at both Wheat and OA:6 et this inurniat's market. Each *AI at last week's quotation'. Wheat, 22a. tin to 23a per load of 20 store. Oats, told. to 193. per stone. LtNeAnTEK, April 12.-The weather during the week ha. beau eitrt.thely tine, MI homers are actively ',Karat with our. deur labour, and tanioalitteatly bring little to market. Wheat to-day ANIERICAN MARKETS. a slow sale, sheeted etuenae in value. Oatmeal and Ec.ons 61 per :Cow Tonic, IsIAUCH 25.-There wan generally a better loud dearer. Whey it/e. to 2Se, rid. per falba. 'mans lea, to feeling at the iclock board to-day, and the fancies Unpaved. with a Oatmeal, 20. to 25,.. per 2111 M. conaineratth demand. Beading coutinued to he tt a moat halve bat cotta!, April 12.-The supply of Wheat was good, moo:, and the tranagenuns of the day embraced over entails slate.. wad rather easier to liuy at fanner rates. ISar.ev in short supply, at The dein ird wan active, and the market improved to 551, showing 2 Old! price*. Oats and Mans cease and fully In at nen per cent advance from the lowest point. The advice, from Philatiel phtit.iae llbat odic p i r k o . tly m n ar o ly tur.ber reduction. of tons will be made. MAN ettESTER, Arun 12.-Throughout the whole of the 1,0110 shares wet,. purchased, with a arm present week the Alders and bakers nave confirm, dto act wok the A Smnington buoyant and wont to IJ, an improvement of greeted reserve, and the bosoms, pasiing in flour has consequently of the steamboats. Par .3 per cent., calved by the favourable cone:talon of the negthations bees ealremail tiw hmiten, which, cembined with sone.. at law rirmnean camel between the company and the owners Port-nu nth *entil °I "ding adara markets of the kingdom,n ' .deerteed 1 per cent. , cloning finely at 12. Some arrangements for On. demand has been elperie priers to tun. n her asounet iwnets. For catn.eal a to.i. rably steady inning this property liver retently been made. linens Improved lactil at fully pa van. rata. Into Liverpool I under the imutthaion that le lajuriction will he removed. Erie so. and Runcorn a moderate quautity of ottineal tiara Ireloid, and of buoy end went to bOl with !WM Lid. The than* of tbis malt coaarriae, are the only supplies from thow w.ttree‘ of any Mo. and from rbrlxd the mo n th Egli cm- a;11 be 150,000 dole, to 135,000 dol.. agaitat 130,1100 dohs. in March lent year, and on the Int of May the entire track to the Lake going merely of 4,60 u quartered wheat; bu m are t o: data the imp on will be completed. The wan. is so near ready that not the plighted ere Lugo, "'rad" to " ' n" tacks frau ' Pram. ' and 6420 nauela wi toubt rout', upon this wait. Harlem was arm, aid went to 07 an from the United stales. At our market rhos morning a most Mani. drAnce of 1 per cent. The truffle for Starch has been very seal. mate fee,ing preraned as respects both wheat am, d tier, and we re 'ffeWorth watt firm at ok Canton continues buoyant, and cloeed at dike our quotation. Id. pet ;Wt.. on the former, lid. per eaek , bid. Lung Island shone an =movement ol Dec cent. Norwich the latter anal.. Oat., and all spring corn, on the cidtaty, must be booted rather dearer , whist oatmeal was firm at the curremy of f. II off to but, but recovered at the ea ond board to lilt. A 'ale of this day sentiglin Kochi ater and Syracuse was made at 1071, buyer Maly, which la an .. linfirovinient. The camplutt a of the new Ito:heater and Niagara MAULDUROtAt 11, April 12.-We had but a moderate at. d will tiling a very large amount of treat to this road. For ood-a.". of buyer. today, aid in rah" elide trawl's' 'Wier Government there was a fair bigotry, and the market without miller. conducted their °pentium , with meat caution, and prime may cange. be quotes nominally the same. Ilea malting was in fair deennu, There la but little Inquiry for bath foe the steamer Hermann. The and although we note no alterithen in per ea, the ti ado was very firm. rates are. thade. Sterling In dole to lot ter that. Oats were in good demand, toe all mkt. descrip:ems of /Loin, ' , nights arc steady, but not very attire. To Liverpool the rates made why battuday's prices. M heat, 30s. to •Loo. Barley, lac. are-Canton Id., dour lid., coon al., dead weight 6d. to 154., 27a. Oats, uld, Bus. to 21a; new, '2o*. to Beans, 3 , 5. to ke. with entagements of 200 tuns. To London, 1,000 boles cheeK were Peal. "f. to 30 . 1 .3 e. 266 . a'A. 611 °4 4 '. ta par c l r • etigsg,d at 30a, some boom at 25e., and ten tuns whale ce.l at :0.. Mom, 275. tO no. par sack. V. tell., Its, to In. per bnaheL but more Havre, the market Iv dull at For Cellfornis, there is .7S ZWPOUT, ISLE OF WlttllT April 12.-There was more activity at better rates. Clippers get 70e, to 75e. Another • than attendance at our Cur e market to-day; prices for :al kind.. id charter of 2,500 brae* wm made at 31. fur Cute aid Europe. PSIS sta s the suss wek. W bent, 3 ' 6 . to 36 i. Butch 33 . The money market is much eager today, tad on call loam are to Ma. Oats, 17t to the. Beate, 29.. to 325. negotiated with more freedom. Paper Is mill, although nut plenty, NORWICH, April 12.-Our market to-day preeented • dull la excess of the demand. sad anlaterenting pima, the hullers acting with nuth retrace mutton Amara-Our market for pots la easier, with mare doing at 5121. that to arc' mer fully L. per qr. reduction was obliged to be enb. Pearls are steady at 5 75. The tales are 30 lath. The supply of matted to but this wmony by needy eaters ; the bulk of the Wheat the tat era limited. was unsold. We quote prices la. bd. lower. There was no trade in Carron- -Is firmer, in consequence of the steamer's news, without The melting aeasoa has now measly p.s.g.ti a way, sad change in price and without much activity. holden, however, lave the offer of rood qualities of Barley is very griading develp. repined their 6°.°66°6‘to and w e Wratee more erawhaera in Pr". boas realised full 2a per qr. advance. Beans, Peas, and Oats, with. lOW hicke oaf to-dei . • out alterauon in value. W beat, white, an. to eta. per qr. • rest, Firma AND nista-Them is lammed firmness in the market for aka to 32t. Barley, grinding, 23a. to 24.. Beans, 27a. to . 2 , 3 a the low grades of state and Western flour, with teacloths for the east Irma Zia, to 2vs. Barley, las. to 12a. Flour, Cob., 2tia. &finer sack of end toad trade. The demands more geaeral, and the better grades A., purchasers finding ,mks, and cauming one month's credit. sell twett_i y, :e c ti unifolis Pram. The demand toe elPoft is dweked Norrixouns, April 12.-We have but little alteration to '4'.7dte7-,, rims. New Orler o e Is Of% qui t :t d tt idol.. 021 to Rowe in the value of grain in oar market to-day. The 6 le• WOO. M." Whial = g arat " ate eara f rae "a ara--. / . or ricei the eeez -de. The fo ar ks o. 2 s °l upe dum reV ie •, 4 rea du c l h s. 4 4 41 * . to igilL 4 Mik a% 43 0a d'e'll. fo lL r 0l co c thtb i n du atearatt 23e. wail% Obi le • taunt; Vaillera not Lang ab:e to obtain a planassionseemet frpttlfem triope. le• t i tiez rzr I ' l oz, :d ae .u thf :a m .p aii ip,p u cel t y ac . bthig.dturel very Hsu a e state; 4 d : 1 :01•7 4as dib t f4 s lia do r s Zcw i llillemeem eawnw h i : i iikeigan dsk i li sseckesims dols. k i d i ettia i dai= ohio. ierst , torn is held up by the growers PRviazo ""ma ßogO n"L with • s, April .12.-We had a urge supply of 1 ;414 4 1a.d01L15:412411.2.4hr 411.21a1P5,112 . 1""""h2 : 1 . -11bdus id i r 2 4. Milli Ma 14.11.1.6 411"1.14 sleet here !oral. sod deewiPtioce could be knight It per qt. Miter. toles at tit ems. at 3 die. ago te dole. 4.9. cos meal la Lae weer. bolts, red, 31e. to 35e.; mil line, G3loa, Ms. to Ma. par not pigsty, awl is quiet bass el OO Mb Jamey at 3 dole. to v. All SWIM Corn ready ale, at hill prices. 3 deb. PITWORTH, April 12.-The demand for Moat was 0 • 104- Ttles is • CO" miff Emma be whale lid rim on barely so active as llma) setaight. Other gran met alb • beam Omar Lt„ . . 1 •••_,..ui110w0i_...._ 1 • mood berm._ • lad of 1 • 400 Walt IZOOII7, at rather more MOW*. The knowing are the walletlese ph" l• • "" 11•141.1 •sm •••••• - wheat, white, 101, to tise a d .r oos ; rtd, W. to 101. NW. Sada. a• rides. 2 7 613131, 5•••. 3 •• Plow rill rsebel. et 74sto Tata lap, be. to 275. per qr.; Us, to Eft w o ol, t o ty o . sty it MN MOW see pints Pas. Dana is sato gag la de. 14.1. PAte " 3/31t 3 ,1 2& pri1 ik5&;. 12.-We 1 1ati L very little grain at our lair- lugg=s4 rilLtait7l9.llM4taigliselLmniliells4ll4l • 81aiel ot il tim ir ti tilr it m er mi ars 4aLiNdiria le amal yet; tit ts".m. " ll ' 24 " •••••1 me a it " • 11, ••• era% sad be media le boar WORN, haw vim 11111. was re. eel lbws were ed. par Male blotter. Very little Arica awed; as aim leeweireL .ftwe pew ate Islet ea 1 di. NO so p irl t i V r = m••••••• sum" maning• ear War per Mah IMMO NO Fos sal at 1 dol. op par twirl. Downie pees bid alb sub Inner, at the shwa tranisey. sgssmasjigfiale MSC biped labo . a rather slowly, bet ewitend la vales. Perweraea-Oer meld it with a fate dammed Mame, April 12. -On Whonatoskat was ter Os Wade awl slew wee naafi we. sad WWI lora bleb habil at WI at ie. 130 ens Ns" ser eili l 611. -.The lifos nia to tM Pl= awn walla WY; =bade maimed a wry *mai br we, sal arnabialwaell albs nmeared et IS dote. 704.; aka on at boas los posting. ant qua, .111adamt Masi Wm sans at laigig. 14 %psi low de. al II deb. se drew woman we bit ale. wee weft star bleasswailia, taagisa akar Id abaft Abe asw lam br ent sad Ally de. tillbila• wait le miens Oda s= in Ss aro In rolusalansin W e r lids& 00 rill. mg " Main* 11 / 1 • k ‘ all is sol has anMIN wileihm MN di* Mb. as II gm U be samosa C.ITTLE, B,:c.—MrT.LtNn AU FAIII.—The April fair of tin. tool. war, hold on Monday lait, and, In general, proved artnitac tau to all parties. TLe attendance of buyers was goo I, and pile were PLOW Ma in advance of our tact:Wing lair. Hums ac.e raVer scarce, and those riaibited wee.• hot oI a eery i.uperior quality. There was a good supply of ii en bane, and pile, ranged at from lb,. to 4'4. per cot. ; a top lot of 20 bei!ers,tiic pro,airiy J. t:artiae, Hop, of Cunard, realisid lig. lily, each, ecing a aii caner of tile. per head on the prat obtained last year. cheep, with the exception of hoggeto , were route, aid sold at moan 54d. to Gal pe lb. l'orL was in. good ▪ and prices varied from 104. ID Ito. per cot. WAlEurotw 31oN - ittLy FAlR.—Tliis fair was held on Uonday,:na IV4IIII tolerably ell attendet -.the rupply ' , loth was and, and bniaght tot folios ing talon.: fat Cows. from of. to ti,/ ; doo 71 . to LW.; sterner.. 41. to 1. • yearling., 4/. to Gt. ; store lion. Il to It. lo* ; henbane., 7s. Gd. to .0,.; baeun rigs, Ile. to Ire. per cwt.; Hut p, 'Pls. to In. - - - - - I. TIPPER MY F.tin was beltl on Thuroilay lost. Fixes r.,n very high - of course a qukk demand. inure wet e some line Fara in the miaket. Saturs lay was our general lair illy, and was well ottindmi, it is cud to be thu best fair held here. for seven years twat; bu 3 era sand seem( d like well pleascil. PERTH PALSI-SI - N-EF.N MAILKET.—Thin market fur Cattle wad Moses was held cm Frio' ay (wprd 11), but the quantity of 4001. brought forward was Manor, aid lb, quality on the whom rather indinerint. Fat lkstial wive raging from 6a. to I.e. lA. per ottme, unit I ii a a newly malted, or neat the brought from lit. to 11., wocortling to age, sire ' and quality. line Rum onlavil, tour yeara ad, and 'reigning about 31 stones, brought 111. Ureaa ix...to were at a Jew figure. The Horse market woo brisk, cud prime aol ala brought good priors —say from tul. to about Pit.; but the geutral runs Jar good warn from 19/. to Di. The number of interior COLL Oai tiat gruuad warn &civic:lly above the general average. POULTItY, &C.—NEWOATII AND I.EADENIIILL, APRIL 12. —ll.f ko yO. 1.. to Go. Od. ; harms, 4a. ed. to 7s. ; duck., to. to :4. 6.1.; 1.1.11 C rublutn, Is. to to. Gd.; will do., Si. to to.; lideou&l two. to hd.; nnuoting isd., 1., ed. to 70. each; horsey lowls, Is. IOW.; auto "...ken. to 001. Go.; Isilnl.looe &Mid, En. Id. to Zost. B.uglono epe;ns. ; French, Cs. to 7a. • and Irids, hol. to Gs, td. per lOU. Hum., 6d. to 3.. ; lesvieta, 2s. ed. to lon.; woockaek., 2.. lid. to 38. : Pillpt`N Gd. 1..: teal, &I. to Is. ; wild dock.. 11. ad. to 2e. Gd.; noruktams, Is. to 1.. &I; too pima., 6d. to to. each. FISII.-BILLINGG AT E, Amu. 12.—Turbot', 4a. to 10a. ; lod. to 1.. bd., s.. each ; soles Od. to 2a. od. per ; haddock% 4d. a ltd. each ; whitailas, 4.1. to a I. each ; eel% Id. to Is. per Ib.; ',haters, Is. bd. to 2r. ; crhb., lal. to .2e. each; IP Mows 4e. per lOU, 1yr . e.... =mon, .1.. to I.A. per bushel; nurekt rel, 4,1. to Bd. each; ealt ceb, lid. to 34. per lb.; saLotoo, la. ad. Bd. per lb. , MOOT? to antra Chicago meet. lit kl.oi meats are heavy. Bales lot 4S. b6le and tea. hams and es' ar S c •nts. to oil am's. the former, and 6 cent. for Cie latter. Lard is steady; pate, of 3.0 bbl , . at 32 vents. to 31 cenio. for good to prune. Putter S unchanged in value, and the demand is moderate. Cheery to very at .4 eon.'. to 7i 0:010. WNIII6Y. —The market is without eh tegt.. Sales of 250 bbS Pri son at t c. and 2 • h.ala. It utlae at 22c. tittle and 'termer. Mims arc in quirk demand, which the Flock in too light to au:oply, and aunacquent.y trumatath.no are motricted. 7,300 Buenos ;tyros , cold at I In. Ma montho, and Son pre Maracaibo at 120. lea. S yet teat. The searket is Hem, and 1110kiDe up. The price at which the 6,01.0 Orinoco@ were coal on lu. ...ay 1.:4 to waive, was It. c. Thia , y hide is now held 13,c ; 490 set salt, d'l tm sold at 6,n, I ma month., arid Sill langlioh odattglitar at 64c. to le., ail mouths, mi leer one -fir cent. NLW OULEAWS, I'd.saett 23.—The Arctic's news has de. pn sod our setae inaroet, the .I‘,l 'hi. 1110,1ififf b,r bar., at fully ie. dee hie. Strict suidd tag IF offend al Ito., y id I Wes ars few buyrrsiit tat. Coffee has tleclinad, wi.h sale, ot Poem Lugo O. Bi.t at eto :100 Ia talon f r ,erp,ol, at 11 . 32. toLlitt oetta.a e on Bow V-trk inn ad.sroced ;o par at I premium. March 26 ; Cotton is down Anal at Fa today. the salmi are 3,006 b Its, at .t.tc. tor neat uatialting. WMLNG-UP OF JOLTY STOCK COMPANIES. &MEOW/SHIRE AM) SHROPSHIRE RAILWAY.—OR Saturday, Mr. Roxburgh, counsel far Mr. Mutton, the offi cial manager, and Mr. Colley, his solicitor, applied to his Honour Master Richards ler an order on Mr. C. 1). Archi bald, to pay over '2,4111/., balance of 4,900/. held by him and Mr. Collis jointly and severally as directors and trustees of this company, and which, in addition to 1,700 t. previously paid into court by Mr. Archibald, at the direction of the Master, the official manager filltht to be due to the share holders. The application uas grounded ou the 6Gth &saint' of the Joint Stock Companies' Winding-up Act, and the evidence, which was very voluminous, went to show that in October, 1346, this flud, then standing in the names of these gentlemen at the company's batik, was withdrawn; 1,4061. of it was taken by Mr. Collis, and is uaateounte4 for, and the remaining portion was paid by Mr. Archibald to his own aemuut at his bankers* at tlverstone. Mr. Roxburgh contended ut great length that the liability or Mr. Archibald and Mr. Collis was joint and several, and that not a ithstouding the latter was in America, the former was liable for the whole sum, including that improperly obtained by Mr. Collis. The money was withdrawn with out sufficient authority fro:u the committee, and to Mr. Archibald could claim credit by way of set-uhf ku 1,153/. alleged but disputed disbursements he must make good the fund removed under breach of trust, and which the shareholder., standing in the relation of testa/ r ue trust, had now a right to require. Mr. l'hipson, counsel for Mr. Archibald, who on being asked for, was said to be ill in Ind, resisted the application, on the ground that Mr. Aryl& hahl had the authority of the eommittee to witlffintw the fund; that at a meeting of that body, plenary power by verlml authority, though there was no entry of it on the minutes, was given on one of the days during the panic, when the committee got frightened, and - fearing lest the funds might be attached, Mr. Archibald wit: made depositary of the funds which, that gentleman's banking arrangements being thought convenient, were transferred to his bank at Ulcer stone. According to the act, the money could nut be con sidered money in Mr. Archibald', hands, if it had been properly paid away, as the art of p.dliument only contem plated an order for pay Mein of looney which might •• hap pen at the time of the application" to he in the hands of the party.—llis Honour, reserving the question of an order Mr payment, decided that, I.llllllld he find the money in question had been improperly, irregularly, er without au thority received or disbursed by Mr. Archibald, the ques tion raised as to the construction of the act of parliament would nut affect his decision. 01:3141.li RfiEwING CoSIOANT.—On Saturday, the name of Mr. Croaton, barrister, and of MemITS. Yorke, were struck off the list of contributories in resiwet of 2 shares, atter a contention on the part of Mr. ltoxburgh, counsel Mr Mr. 11 otton, the official manager, and Mr. J el(Wood, hie solicitor, who sought to have the former placed on, us liable, fr o m the date or his signing the deed to the period of transfer of the chart s to Messrs. Yorke, and the latter from the date of the transfer to the corporation of the corm Ipany. TILVNIER. . ..... •. William Atm, late barman to Mr. Dean, 100, Curtain road, Shoreditch, wa. re-cvonined on the charge of abduc tion pr, revved on Weilnesd,) Led. The inurt wa, crowded to care., owing to the draw.'- and m 3 0.4 flout a•-pcet of the factit which 'a, re elicited 011 the 'lrv% ions inquiry. . . Ann Harriet Newman, the emnplainaut, is the daughter of a rope-maker, residing at S, Manning-gnat, i.inu•hou.s. She has hitherto borne a most exiallent character as a hard working, inilustriuue young woman, remarkable for her strict integrity, and her else pillie26oll to business as a ia•ugntrs - o. hough still cull Oiled from the dings and rough treatment to which she had been subjected, the ue count which sho now gave of thi. transaction was more I clear and rillseted than her first statement. Flom her lengthened examination it would appear that the house to which she wag taken was in the west end. The • meta in ninth she found herself when awakening from the effects of the drug applied to her face in the cub Woo rl P 1.36.011% lcw•k parlour. The young woman who informed her that she was in a hnithel, and who fur nished her with the knife to defend herself, was tall and Send -looking, dn•oeed in black silk, with white cuffs, and wore a watch and chain. On pit ing her the knife, and telling her to defend her-ell', she also inhirmed her that the person who brought her to the place in a cab had 31. for doing no. wad of opinion she would know this young woman again, and also the out woman who cam pulled her to drink the liquid, which had a spirituous taste. rbw latter, who was about iU years of age, was dressed in a rich fawn-coloured satin, and won• a eery flashy cap. It aas after •he was comps lied to drink the liquid that the three gentlemen came into the room. On seeing them the witness, though very weak, gut up from the sofa on which she had beat lying, when the old woman told her she must make up her mind to stay all night, and she should have all she wished fur, to which althea. replied that she did not want anything, and brandishing the knife cried out " I must go away, and Ido not can where or whom I strike." She then made her way to the hall, which was well lighted with a large lamp, but was pursued by the gentle meu and was secured after wounding one of the in in the hand. They sucieeded in getting her hack to the room, and the one the had wounded threatened to have her hands tied with a cord and thrust her into the cellar, but she still resisted. Two of the gentlemen were advanced in year., and the third was about thirty. One of them then tried to force het upstairs to a bedroom, saying she must iiass the night with Win, but she screamed so loudly that they began to be alarms d, and forced her hack to the parlour, where they tried what bribery would do, and a handsome watch with a gold chain was Hung round her neck, which she dashed indignantly away, and hung four or Hee glass tumblers at them. The prisoner, of whose identity she was quite positive, was then called up to fetch a cub, which he did. As they proceeded through the hall the prisoner told her that if she would but be quiet she should b• taken hack to her father's; and as they went along, not knowing the place. she supposed he wax conducting her home. When they arrived at a dark street (Little Sutton-street, Clerkenwell) he told her to get out, and after walking three or four yards with her put a paper in her hand , width was subsequently found to contain her address and lIA her. She staggered on a little further, when, weary sail stupefied, she sat upon the step where the constable (Hil lier) found her. The handkerchief put to her face produced an unpleasant suffocating sensation, coupled with a ringing noise in the ears and dimness of vision previously to pro . ducing Mrs. Eliza Andrews, an experienced matron at the hospi. tal, to whom the prosecutrix was delivered over at halt-past two o'clock in the morning, proved that she was almost in , sensible at the time. Every effort to make her use her limbs proved in vain, and the moment she was laid on the bed she fell into a profound sleep. When she awoke she complained of feeling very sore, but there were no marks of violence on her person, nor any indication whatsoever to show that she had been violated, an opinion in which Mr. Robertson concurred. James Roberti, the young man to whom the prosecutrix was atbanced, and whose name had been used as the mean of abduction, woo called to prove whether the letter making the appointment with the prosecutrix was in the prisoner's handwriting, but he was unable to do so. Mr. Yardley said it was a most extraordinary ease, and required the fullest investigation. Mr. Lewis said they had offered rewards, and distributed bills at the west end of the town. The girl's parents, by whose directions he prosecuted, were most anxious to pro cure all possible testimony. Mr. Yardley—With the exception of the direct testimony of the young woman, the evidence rests on the prisoner's boasting of what occurred in a cab on that night, and even that would seem subversive of the purpose for which it would appeal he had been employed. It may be consistent with the fact, that he wee with a young womam in a cab, but what followed would not be consistent with the pur pose for which be was supposed to be employed. It is a most serious charge, and as it is of the utmost importance that all the parties connected with it should be brought to justice, I shall require the prisoner to trite two substantial stmts. of 1001. each to appear here on Lunde, next. The primes& was locked up in default of bail, wall Thasoday wait. time. PUBLIC &ILL'S. Artt 11.-B 31kIKIN. CAFE awl Rain, at Garrau•ay'e• —A freehold home, shop, and premix.-a, No. 11, Ohl Bond street, let on I.gatt to Mr. G. A. tape, in etiii,idt:ration of a premium, it 2001. p•r annum clear of all taxes, fixtures be longing to the vendor iucludtd in the purchase, sold for 5,150/. _ . Leasehold house, shop, and premises, No. 121, nn the west gide of New Ihmagtreet, let on ledge at a rent of 2W. per annum, held of the Mayor and commonalty of London under a 'taw of 40 year,,, from 18:i4, at CAL 121. Gd. ground rent, n 'tenable every . fourteen years; for ever on payment of a tine mrtaist of 10/. , lizturev belonging to vendor,. included in purchase, sold by order of the Court of Chau eery-3,560/. k reehold residence, 6, Georresstreet, Hanover-square, with small piece of leasehold ground, held at a peppercorn rent, the whole, of the estimated annual value of 250/., im mediate possession may by had-2,lska. Two original shares of 100/. each in the Margate l'ier and Harbour t'ompany—the last dividend paid was 9/. per cent. —were bought in at 110/. each. A leasehold house, 58, Albany-street, Regent's park, and premises and stabling, No, 17, Little Alhany-street in the rear thereof, the whole producing 1.13/. 10, per annum, held of the Woods and Forests for 09 years from 1825, at a ground rent of 151.-1,300/. Two leasehold houses, Nos. 7 and 10, William-street, Regent's-park, let for 70/., held for 97: years front 1824, ut 131., in too lots--8751. Leasehold business premises with private residenee, No. 25, South Audley-street, Gro,v,noe-ialuare, let fur 1511. per flaunt, held from the Marquis of Westminster, at alt, in cluding rates and tares-930/. An improved ground rent of 11/. 16s. per annum, secured for N 8 years upon two houses, Nos. 29 and 30, hill-street, Knightsbridge-300/. Three homes, Nos. 7, 33, and 35, Hill-street, Knights bridge, let on ..„:reements, at rents amounting to 152/. 10s. per annum; leans will he granted for 117: years, at 261. Itis -sold in three lots, for 1,3201. :Messrs. Surr lLEwotml 41111 Curs, at the Mart—Frees hold dwelli.W-house, 231 and 232, renehurch-street, let at an old rental of MIL per annum, subject to a kind tax of 21. 14s.—suld for 175/. Leasehold house, 16, Cumming-street, Pentonville, let fur 381. per annum, and another house, 10, Collier-street, underleas.4 for the whole term at 101., the whole held fur Ikl', , years, at 6/.-3001. wo leasehold houses, Eagle-street, Red Lion-square, let for 60/. per annum, held for 22 years unexpired, at 32/.- 18.11. Him houses, 2t) to 31, Hampden-street. Somers-town, let for 67/., held for 341 years, at 3/. lls. 3d.-115/. Leasehold house, 10, Perry-street, let fur 211., term 30 years. at 5/. 10s.-1151. The estates of the late John :1 Master, Esq., deceased, sold i,y order of the trustees : Niue freehold houses, John-street, Christchurch, Black friars, let at rents producing 102/. per annum, laud tax redeemed—sold in nine lot-, V.t. 2,330/. Three freehold houses, 1,2, and 3, Cumberland-street, Blaekfriars, let for 571., land tax redeemed-4901. Freehold ground rent of 31. is. 641., with reversion to the improved rental ofl9/. in 17 years ou 9, Cumberhind-street, Land tai on all the houses in Cumberland-street redemuml —lOO/. 1 ht.:v. freehold houses, 5,6, and 7, Cumberland-street, let for 51/. Ike annum, less taxes-365/. Six ditto, 31, 35, and 37 to 10, Green-walk, producing 251. ptr annum each house, laud tax redeemed—sold in lots for 1,615/. ~_.... Two freehold houses, Nug. 11 and 1-5, Church-street, let for about 52/. per annum—in two lots, 430/. Freehold house and coffee-shop, 3, Holland-street, let for 301., land tax redeemed-320/. Your freehold houses, .1 to 7, Holland-street, annual rental ill. 125., land tux redeemed—sold in four lots for 800/. Three freehold coach-houses, let on lease for 21 years at 23/. per annum-320/. A freehold cetate, etmsistiwr of five enclosures of meadow land at Kenton-green, near llarrow-on-the-hill, cmdaining 33a. Or. 20y., let to a yearly tenant fur 35/. per annum—sold in four lots for 1,035/, 10.—Ify Messrs. WILKINSON, at the Mart.— Estates of the late Than. Burton, Esq., deceased. Freehold estate, land tax redeemed, situated in Alders gate-street, and known as London House, comprising three houses, Nos. 149, 110, and 111, with business premises, timber yard, build, rs' shops, &e., let to different tenants aat a gross annul rental of 8701., the taxes and rates amount ing to 1191. His. Id. paid by the freeholder-13,0201. Freehold and copyhold estate, land tax redeemed, at Shelley-hill, Hertfordshire, consisting of a family residence, stabling, grounds, &c., a farm house and buildings, with two cottages, and 63 acres of ground, about 40 acres are copyhold, subject to customary fines and quit rents of about 2/. 10s. leer annum, the whole producing about 2821. per annum-4, 980/. Freehold and land tax redeemed meadow called Forest adjoining the preceding lot, containing lla. 3r. 37p., let at 389. per acre-6301. Two enclosures of copyhold land, containing 11 acres, land tax redeemed, let at :Pis. per acre, lines customary, quitrent 141.-670/. Five freehold and copyhold inclosures of land, contain ing 21a. Ir. 38p., let at 38s. per acre, land tax redeemed, quit rent on this and the following property 11. 17s. 6d. —9901. - Two copyhold inclosures of meadow land, containing 14 acres, let for 311. 12s. per annum, in two lots-7901. Two leasehold houses and shops, Nos. 172 and 173, Al dersgate-street, let on lease for 2841. per annum, held from Christ's Hospital for a term of 61 years, from 1839, at 501. per annum-3,6801. Leasehold residence on the hill leading to Streatham, Surrey, with pleasure grounds, stabling, <ie., let on lease for 1)51. per annum, held for 62i years at 321.-2,3801. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPIL—The secretary of the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce has received a comma filiation from Sir George Grey acknowledging the receipt of their Memorial against monopoly in telegraphs, and sta 1. ing that it has been referred to the commissioners on rail 'sp.—Scottish Press. [Advertisement.] —HoLLowaVa OINTMENT AND POLO TIMM MR BiIeICDT TO Cell BAD latte.-111.= Dew, the wife MA Men onsnat living at Diatom, soar laYsNrs, watered for several moattowitli a swim Jog, the dantica d wl5 woo so theldtay elollarb. lot Kiva"' the lidal id anima addled am to shaft he sin Vine la be vont MN. sommised eft Bea wore Jana* eall 11114 ma pima buissille mar. arm. oil by pansienig Is Ode as era airt prima as ma wow keg besitel a mead ewe. Uwe Is mem bow, aseteihnikaainerdi eIW uses awe by Irri :LI MK M redini EOM% Sibibiblisals leo T.DEISA %X -7 trooll moles, Aryrll 10, t 0... Am. EJ.IZA J.;m—fritro A.l.4—trout Livt.rpool, Alava £2. to AL. ZANY, ti—frotta Liverpoui, 1 . - vrii . ll, to Amur—from t.rAve.end, April 12, to .tooto.S.corr—lroto tirwmeend, Aysll 12, to Ausomt—toxoGrAnniend, Apr.l 12, to ...... Iktrio• Dek—fi tom Liverpool, Apfll 12, to , Crutovr- from Locrpoul, April 11. W . •. Quenta ittrdee ltuulpie .Newfoundll-tncl UNIVO . Czmnock tztselms quebe - " „ .............. Arelamp I Crarouxo —lr., Liverpool, April .2, to . ....... ........ ..... .1“..1.k COOLONI:LIA—inmi lirerporil, April 12, to Neva.liptland C/111411Mili —from Croverrnii, A; ril 12, to II Ili .:'," VIIII-10:1—ir,III Grae,orwl, April 1:1, to tiriay.iguil CAll.oLnlx—from P0i..., April 10, to „.. 1111 t WO Cu.& CAUTKIt —114,111 l'uctontuuth, April 11, to Alpo Mylltrts—lrons DT1(011 —from Laverpco:, April 12, to lllowrounill aid punka—fn,nt Graver. ad, Api it 12, 10 1'.,104 Drouo—froni Gear...roil, .i pril 13, to Ilit.lo.er la —Porn lir.rpo..l, April 12, to ... EARL OP I.lfk.KllloL—trura 1.,rrp00., April 12, to V, i Kur. oil, SAN. it —front 001041., April 11, t 0....... ...... .11 e 0•... it FANC% —from Pl)nputh, April 11, to C. E. 1-I.oul 111 , .rwort SI I.KNIIMSKS—froin Gr,,erend. April :2, to Amoter.l.rot Varsostrour 7 ire4 Gravemo.ol, April 12, to licinbay '' ---- FOMT1111.1:-form Liverpool, Apnill2, to Sante; Okampoo-fmm Liverpool, April 11, to liartudll I 11a1W-from Liverpool, April 11, to Trod. Lad Iltssair-Iroto Lherpook April , 2, to Naples • litrioehisr -ft um Liverpool, April 12, to ilit. John'e, N.IL Lomet-horn Prieto], April 1:k to Pernambuco 112iteraiv -Porn Liverpool, April 11, to New.otuuliunl N16 , 0[1.474•11-from Liverpuil, April It, to Calcutta no us-from Liverpool, April 11, to Oarstkos-tram Livirpook April 11, to P. E. tilositt Portvl3lLietiow -front l'Aole,, April 10, to. Quelim Pirmirk-from Graverreki, April 12, to etettin hook-from Gravemod, April 12, to GAMMA lilteoN-Irmo Liverpool, Alifii 1 4 to Cape de %Levu; Roomed -Into Liv. , rpook April 12, to ... Nov York IimTAL ADELAIDR-- from li.wer, April 11, t 0........ ........ 11uv1x...: reeves.-fronl Liverpool, April 12, to Ilaliiii M.•eci.tult -frm Graveridid, April 12, to lietoerira THLOUOeIA-frOm Liverpwl, April 11, to Ousta meta Torso-from Shields, April 10, to thietim Viatriuse - from tiriveseLd, April 13, to Pillion Wren snook-from Urovesuid, April 13, to Borbaiovi WILLIAM ANto M•kY-frum Liverpuok April 12, 1p Pantile Z1.141111-from borderland, April 11, to. Qucke DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the 'Weather nt Nine s'elocic Olt Saturday arranged in order of latitui Moxrme, APRIL 14, 1851. L each of the following places at morning. The stations ans ute. Name or Moe. OMR* ol Wig& ikrtngth nt Wind. 1 elate at Weals?. Gentle Meter PartiAly Cloudy nlr::ng Beene P.rtialt) Cloudy igmng teemte Partially c.rady Gentle • were, Paritally (Anode Gentle Meese Partial:, (Mindy Gentle %ste.:ii Cove Gentle !tree •• i Parttal.y Gen* lc Niorse P Ge. tie itruti Partially Cloudy ruin* Crew* oseeem., Calm : Part:Wl, Cloudy Gentle ilreere I Peru illy Coomy *nog r.t mom Cloualkm Gentle Meow Partially flood, Ov.tle Lanese Clowilme Calm C. cr Calm l'aricqy i s ,y &ironic Broca/. Vartiany (Inwt, ' 111114 DAT, Nuox. Coate of Riad. Wreath of Wlad. !Mate of the Weather. Smog teretweL On. ^ lIAMITOM FIDIJUNITOWS Tr ULM.. I ..... C.,oreupez &w~iwr~~t....««».. Unloolol4oVioN V LINOVTN LIVI4POOL., Sour lisarittex The retttras from the following places di," not roach this office in time for publication ou Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. MULUXOAI Gent le 14ccse I uo.r.eo ?wu ...~ if:L . 1E11111A - U L10:011 to.. N.N.W. N.Y I N.Y. N.Y. ii:vt. hmese Part.i..v..y Coutiy Atroni4l:rerze Ittin Iltmu• I Pew:tally Cloudy Mail Wind 1 t}oerear• Gent* 'irnise I Prinoilia:l) Clem SHIPPI.VG INTELLIGENCE. (Fns sari Übe " %hlropin: nuette. - sreil '• LMdy Lat• cAsuALTIEs. Mimtrel, of BridlingtO;;,wasatianlon cd on the 31st ult., in lon. 21.27 V., having, in W., Is, ti struck by u heavy sea forward, which took away larboard anchor, stanchions, covering -hoard% binnacle, skylight, compa nion, rudder, &e., and subsequent gales lOUPPII the ship to leak and strain PO much, that she would not be likely to survive 24 hours after being left; crew saved. SEAM() lIN M MAILS. sianiles that tao mate are sant !rota the Cement Port-calloa by Ur welt— nue 31 he Orr axentrar—rieren,ch.ll 'Limy sinn =Wel from whet 1 COVIVIRISS. iii tiruer..t Met. Port Wen Oit, c Lusaka. tlcepeichmL one. Am , rien (by Brit.; atsci. Amt nett(byttnite,l State* picket) ArtwrteAttl U.StAUvkll Arric• (W .t Wept) l% Alessa..nre I tier.o, , Arne CalearmatvlA CliagraA)7l C4pe of tlond . . April 2 .11,M 2 'April 23 . UteT pool I ‘pr il 20 pr 11 • uth.uuptois ' Arriml ji7ti db., month' rl)nuotat April 3 11A1333;0Ut •..1 won. Dover l'ausianliantne N Central Au•erloa Char.nd le:ea Linn 11 Frame ld N lircene. ' atly 9th of the nteeLle Autattetmi.t.a April 12 !th o• the he, ..11 stoat:l,4lton A;•ril 17 17th of the month .4 tu.L.Lati,ton April 5 14th a the month tiyhtuuth l..ril 1 7 tEl:lll27thof 1.... n 1 %Nee wit,nd - ••••—••••-•••••MI I londarts .. Ireland N India (eir nouthara. India (*la Mrrteillrs) N Neddrynosiese(via South anipton) I Nttoteia Niareetrts) N I:eateo lintletra IY Malta* .ll Napier* Zi Venal niattd• l't manila ll Peru II rummy* Wee Indite (except Eta - canna. am' Nesta 4) M • Tl,o mails to tbtoe oc -newt cotkol. via 31.4rseil CM IrtotlNlA.—MAill to are now despatched and d "*"...'..." ' .. 7 . 4 0 ,, t; • 2mleilt that Plan • 1 t NMI, in Mira 5 linti.,ANeel.AVrid.litiolithood tan. To.l h.de It tb of the month Souttount.tt a. At tit 20 Twice tinily Dover 7thl7th:ltlint moat I/ over ...... Titenday & Friday London •Tato.,Nat &ethnic. & Mater. LOT,:0111. 17th of the OlutitA ' Suutira4p . .•.n A p .. . 1 10 ['who &dlr.. ...... !Ihilytti d... 1 ir., ita 20th of tlai '11443.10..4 , 1W. milder, Aprit 1i 70.3.1.24 th al month' Dover ti.rtl 23 29th i of the month I Aouthempton. April 29 111&21th itt OlOtl , hiU••vvr 2tal of tl.e roost!, : .touthattiptict. Apt ii 5 9th of the month!lonthramton. April It. 7th,17th.t9th,27111 I &lining the maiithlDarer sthlkh2sthat ton Weer sthlath2lll.4 maul lkivi r th 7thl7lll7at moo Souiheniptan itiril II 17th of the month ,Suuthataphin., Apr .l i 0 5t111.50.25t1it0t min , lover 17th of the month i ' vautlieveptn. r I .Ipril 20 &itil of the nii•nr..livni•hani,i•••c i .%pril 9 neintriiii tha • marked ,o) are conveyed be ... 111 VI from C tpe Unis.ed Status the by every AillerivArt ARRIVED. Aunty—off ik IMnl, Aprp Antra—at Groyne; Id, 12, (non (.taro—at Brimt,o, Apra from —.. COINISLIA Lase:p.m, April 12, from Cauca—at Liverpool, April It!, from iif April 12, IMM honor—at GUT, April li, from.-- Enioen.r.t.s —at tirateomid, April l„ from Ilii.vimo—at Grummet% April 12, from 11UNMICH—at firiivriestd, April i 2, from . Vr mel ...... Hamburg Mem( I allnla4 New tkleans Kr wrue tir ellen """'4 JONA/0U CIIIIIRTINA— fa Orasentu April 12, ham I learnarlt J. 11. Avon-at Cows, April 11, fowl Santa al .rtlia Lortva-at Gravesrwl. April 11, from Labe or rm. L.taa -at &Wel, App.: 11, Pont ehpsvnte Menu. or Ihuvov.....sa-at tir...‘1+.....1, Aprll 12, Iran Land. tuna .MARIA A vvo-at liristal. April It, IrOM }leniel Ilvvraat A/114440 - hi lir...vegentl, April I' from .......t'uha Roar. KRLLT- at Liverpool. April 12, goon Mobil. ROYAL. GIaWKII. at Liverpo.d, April 12, front . Ilium. Aso AS.--at Plyniou'h, Aeril 11, Inas. Stwed-tle SAillii-at I'lynooitlt, April 11, Inen SIR J. V....vtaer -ot Porequouth, AprO 11, from. Shields SVISSInIoR- at Grayt rauv routi, .Ipril 12, t .... - sus—at Gravrortui, Aprll IY, fr0m ....., S.tiqua.—at tiraitearod, 1., trAn. ......... .Man; rand ...11.mburg SAILED. VESSEL SPOKEN WITIL Montreal (An eltlpl, of New lbwk. from Bordeaux, 22 days. bound weetward, March la id. 21.23 N., lon. 35.45 W. BIRTHS, MABIHAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS ANSLEY.—ApriI 9, at ttaaahtun-Elll, L Li. Ansley, EA., of a SOIL BALLY.—aprit 9, M Westoaum-tt rme, Ityde-park, Mrs. J. of a dauall9 r. DUNL4.—April 9, at Deatord Mouse, Barks, the wife et Lieuttnant- the wife of tat Dunn, ul Seen. FEILD.—April It, the wife of the Rev. S. 11. Fold, Incumbent of Trinity Cuureli, RaillSga r ll . , of a son. JESNEIL—ApriI to, at L•iwndes.street, the wife of E. F. Fenner, Earl., of a eon. LIVhsFY. —April 10, at Stourfon nail, Lincolnshire, the wife of J. Limhey, Em., of a sin and heir. SMITIL —April 10, at New Ficehley-reasi, St. Jubn's.woosl, Mrs. C. Smith, of a eon. VERNON.—ApriI 13, at Carlton Lodge, Clapham, the wife of the itev.ll. J. Vernon, of a daughter. WALLER.—ApriI 12, at Dailington.hill, Faversham, the wife o J. Waller, Esq., of a Miughitr. MARRIAGES. ....... FLACK GOAD.—Amil 9, at Stepney Old Church, William, rt•ltt.t actu of Mr. Flack, Albany-n. O , Camber aL 11, to Harriett, 3uungcet daughter et Mr. (Med, of Nuamiglacm-platv, tqcpncy, -•••— - - GOODEN—LAMBERT.—esprit 10, at Mortlake, by the Res. 11. If. beirmy, James Chishole., eldmt and only surviving sun °I J. Goodell, Esq., of Tasi•tncs-square, to Ann Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late J. Limbed, req., of the same place. MELLOR—DEAKINB.—ApriI 10, at Rimater pari‘h church, by the Rev. J. W. Watts, M.A., Vicar, J. lk.lor, Es.t., of Gnst.bank, near Pt. .dale. to Henrietta Maria, daughter of the late W. Deakins, Er , of Pimlico. WEDD-I.lVltKaF.SB.—April 8, at St. Ceorgee, Camberwell, Charles, eldest son of the late C. Wedd, E.g., to Mary, ehlott daughter of Mr. W. Barkers, of Shard's-place, Perham, buffo-. DEATHS. BARHAM.— April 9, at Torqe4,llturri, second daughter of the late A. Barham, Eaq., of Chesaning, Kent. BROWNE..—ApriI 7, at Terk•erescent, Clifton, T. Browne, Esq., ioe-Admiral of the Red, aged 83. CLARK.—ApriI 9, at Oreenford-place, near Eirrrow, Middlesex, Mrs. A. Gut. HA liDlf.—April 9, Aoaa Maria, wife of the Rev. J. Hardy of Wes ton, sew Use, Herefordshire. JOACIIIIL—ApriI 7, at Lowestoft, Mary, eldest daughter of Lieut. Joachim, R.N., aged 17. MALPAIL—ApeII 10, at Lansdale-game, Islington, Mrs. Lacy Mal. K l±tWil 7 at the Villa, Mount Pleasant, mar Norwich. Warstenth, wife of Mr. W. 13quire. MUM—Apt 9, at Leamington, Laura, relict of the late Rev. R. Wines. Mated aad published by Vitumut Klee /lAzas, of No. 8, Lotaba , l• Meet. la the thy lareket, Pricier, at the Mee, la tomber.t. Meat. laths i* at Viblublais.-11cavas. Aran.l4, ~~: