The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-19 00:00:00

K.W. S.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.M. • Ilard Wind Smog INam Sums Brow Ogrie law wag Mows Gale Orme Osillt bum Mod Mod taws limo It. arm We arm LW. N. Fortfally Ossfy itstlsig Owe, derma Pres* Ourly amens hittlally Ow* Usedhor Prisialg alsif Polka, Pelikerees Oil* ay Claim Sod Vow THIS DAT, Noon. finno of MM. month et Wind. Shia r the Weather. N. Item Breese. Pair. TM Mom tom the In nowise plow MA not mob OM .Meer time be publisatisa yesterday ; eery Omens Minato the dine of Ms manor on 1 sooday manias at Moo *Weak. 'lraqßram I L▪ W. Rod Mad W. Oiablitesse W ▪ == WragPiews P.W. I Wren War Partially awry 0.111•11 held* Ow* Partially Cloudy Ovemat Lis Part* Clair Sala IRELAND. bosun, Tau. IS. .tRRIVAL OF SHIPS FROM THE TAOUS. . Six vowels bulusging to Commodore Martin's fleet, from the Tagus, met anchor in Queeestown Whoa', on Moldy afternoon, and others were ex pected to arrive is the coarse of the evening. A 'sinful and distressing case was beard is the Belfast police court, oa Saturday ; some Femme who had bees passengers on board an Andrea...- on, the MiUsh, bound from Belfast to New Task being the plaintiffs, tad Mr. T. Quin, emigration agent, defendant. It appeared that the ship, whit& came to Belfast with grain, was hired for a with emigrants to America, and was suffered part with 133 passengers, and a crew of 13 on hosed, with only a very slight and imperfect examination, and a deficient supply of water and other neemearies. They . were scarcely removed from land , when the email -pox appeared on board, and before they were many days out, some fifty of the pamengera were airs. The Ail) only got as far as Waterford, when it put back, and again entered Belfast Lough. The pot tage money was returned to such of the emigrants as applied for it, and the magistrates told the com plainants that much as they felt the hardship of the ease, they were unable to give them any remedy. MUSIC. Stantmeriannoal benefit con sort tusk place here, tart night, wises Mr. Brahma emerged from Ids retirement, sad again essayed scone of his favourite sump. We here &Isms regretted that this vocalist should balm oontianoi ►is public performances so long slur both W vitro and style had heaven* piss", sad Ws therefore proportioaately startled by the announcement of still ano ther re-appearance. tirAtitauty that Mr. Braham's powers ar: still eatreenliaary, coniiideling his age, we must protest against sub performances es that of last night, as being solestletad neither to advance the art 1101 to walaia the well dew-vied olden reputaboa of the artist. We say this with pain, meanabering whet Brabant has heretofore been capable of. but the truth is faired from as by the taste which dictated his re-appearame. The programme was of Use usual miscellaneous, varied, and popular character of the Weilsentay cowed), to a new Mkt of which the en tertainment of last slight is the prelude. Than concerts lease always enjoyed a lam amount of pastern. They ivrtaialy de not pesnote high art, but in their way they afford a large menet of harmless sad isespensive enter tamest to their pablie—fixtunately, an imereanag one. AND CLERICAL. CAKlthlfelE, Fre. 18.—At a congregation holden • this day the following degrees were eonarmed : Restorer, M.A.—Mar John Roundest, Bart, Trinity College; Robert Thornleagh Gordon, Trinity Collige. M.A.—Edward Lsosoo, Trieity College; Richard Thomas Blondes, St. John's College; Comrade Makings Wimberley, St. John's College; Ilerry Martin, Jesus College. L.L.B.—Riehard Lee lame., Clare Hal. Oxroan, Fats. 18.—In a convocation holden this afternoon the lies. Thomas Legh Claughtos, M.A., of Trinity College (foreserly tutor and fellow), was eosin. measly elected Professor of roetry, in the room of the Rev. Jams Gabon, whams term of o ffic e had expired. Bev, Alexaader Alien, co LirriEplacopal Chapel, die mei of Olasgow ; patron, Boa. O. F. Boyle. Bev. Henry B. Bullevant (vicar of Lubonhani) to be a sarrogate, diocese of Peterborough. Rev. Henry Chris' unaa, to be Thunday morning lecturer, Bt. PetevoiniCornhill, Loudon. Bev. Francis Rant, to Carrie Rectory and Vicarage, disease of Clogher ; patron, Archbishop of Armagh. Bev. J. Planket July, to Cloabulloge Rectory, diocese of Kildare ; patios. Doke of Leicester. Bev. R. L. li'Arthar, to Armin Perpetual Caney, Yorkshire; value, 741. and residence; patron, Berl of BemebeLawd 11. B. Yerburgh, Leo. aka uses., to St. Mary's Perpetual Curacy, West Inaqpter, Kialseez ; value, 3001. ; patron, the in cum dr Rev. bent George llgua r Bead, to lanishkeen Rectory sad Vicarage. dieser lo Ciher ; patron, Arehbialop of Armagh. Her. Bdward Wayleu, to Wigton Vicarage, Cumber lead ; value, 1301. • patron, Bishop MCarliale. Rev. William dadan, to be Stoma Theological Tater is Cheltenham College. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THVILIDAT, Vas. 19, 1862. The than et the w ~«a~►.a at task of tie tallowni nano at Mao e'en* notadj ende. nrsing. Ms math= an ....aged war a Nemo at Mr. rOseeed - in7e.d Molest wafts. ___ _ ana11eg1i..7.... EMI= Mash 24•110•110 N COMPANY. The het ufk i mestig et hie wee bed yerealay, at de Tanta. The dire was takes W. Oneresed. The emeetry bawled seal the mirk he ebeleara be reseleg Ite aieptia, begged to ewes. ea bdrifef herd( as allemstre, the SIMMS relllimeiss hey bed immellog ihe yompristen, end Ti sabsellilai Ibis dir ea medal lIIIMOSSre abbe. de dimeelese* pereings weed her with their who( eppaliaths. areldliehg the dlllemillem hey had wed hen =herein Oat Ibb near g sae se Si he he ism be est is Oa Ws ▪ he weed to eay whim at push ; be wee, Ad Ibm earths wish be redhead beck ia to he pablis aretrinso se w as he Interne of ha The arm ef the °bes mear at the Isinerees is theme seri= bed boss • 1111- nit ens. he had bass aid soma to gleam breed to large son at Me nom, mod dreti be woe Muni M asesneht easeast sad were of the swims to be weedesed. Peareelar Company was entitled le greet mat es the planer la this resets omereareetles. bet they had set mad tharenes ed el he lesprove genie vbia dinsobsees segaired, AM wee hews by the large grab hey hid divided. - Alba ovoid say wee art they had malisisat hob et parent. sod that it was sot he bilesties if the dboolmee to eel he sere retry tal the essleast Mead be elidast if they get the embed hey cos be pit la he pastrima of • weed, mod if set it would ad be esego to take ;if the einatent were obtelaal. ea aseeemeat wadi he entered iota kw beiblag Mite sad the 1111161 he fee the advantage of the =sy. —A hiquired what Ike eateent et ion b• P— said set users Asa 11l kw pee don every three mostbs; if the oleeesst were set eh tared, the away mish• aft be waged,—.ll wader, kr soiree bow lees it sigh be Whet the remelt of the ems bast was easeiresd l--Tbe harm Mem& is &beat a west's tine —The rpm was this mod mei the heard of dream wee dieted reartned.--Mr. Beralaile awed • lob of heir to he disarm he the armadea W seal they hid didlegell la the himemlea ef the era any, what eme 41114: IneL eseaded. sod reseed easalseassly. Tine aeries dra PIIMIMITIND KIM hi TIM ROYAL NAVIN—Tar mar waits asdLh ee_ the House of Cement, verve astpMielswots the T• la bi seloia inn dg-reilnetn ia . with the R tm ilis Ze prer reed eels The het emaleast wee dated is the ha of nmaieler,lMl, et IL yes prod, worsened he It year. led elfaind eaddred fee 1001. Ills stated thee emeimmer S i zo i z i f copal amens ban oestered nee dose hob bet es es Miele of diet la bee Moimmbh minim The arlist andidetof alartlerile siesier lama is grietas emesned is dame ea the Mb ef n* Nappies ef premenepred sor ss ts he the Arab wry- Mad. an soma. The ember versil— to ger park 112. Is la. it, lei ft la, and 7N. to O N. IL It is el red they, Is hasediesse ef he radmenellmas aid rejec ting ea the Moe eimismangerallikhemate, the eselearme dee regehisayikeeted to veseve huh he several yr& ell Se nation easielhig such .dented use., is ease that these lbe searest sled be asked. as *et be be draped elik dr ensue eat et the arat Odd be p e ed la In. WI agent eseadissli_esnend for Mo impel meass Yard, la liegleabet, Eh 2,093 et - the esstmals of which wen Is Ma eghisit to a wMa diet alhdli ang ertly Se benne se Ist ale re eks hen as =the rds t re= Erbee ts Isloir b inge.7 Pa " ( the sep wr ombir e part in oleo ti the IMEaffer eel god lionesbee. her ?blew sad 111111dred, me Mhos err, is legisabar Ina. The aislealt /doe fa bsef ad pod, with the gingha an he la rimer seem la the roam desental NAVAL ADMIRALTY, FM 18.—ATFOINT1 ILNTS.—Capbkin H. M. Meshes, sad lientensats C. B. Pays, sad J. thatabism, to Herald sad W. Chhaaaeto 21rnW—Masten W. F. Parsons and J. W. Smith. to Ihrsed.—Cldef Sm ellier W. W. 'Xilliams, sad JA B l ean, ma ti n e reigphernad.—Paran, additional. to rn: ; Pays!~ sad Perms A. Ifsala. sad Mete F. Fester, to Herald • sad J. D'Arey tad Besse Master B. Wild s to Threli ; and W. B. TreaSsa le Hawk! ; sad W. J. X. Stuart, to Avert —Assisaat Zeeman, W. MereM J. O. Dana, and J. Joiliffe, to Poepplessas.—Yideitigassa H. J. Meyer, and Muter's Aristant F. Rizon, le BMW; sad J. Mutchiags, to Meson,. Pormorru, Eta. 18.—The Echo, stn= tug, beloagiag to the deek.ard has to-day bees w S agged sew ins ilea Wawa a Mesh boss% the Jaesbai. et &beat 450 toss, Cartels Blot whisk Sad had • aeries slid= at Sae este* last sight, off mt. Catherine% is die Isis at Wight, with the schooner Hope, of Itaahas. Tbs saw ware was, that the Hiss W to be alsaiisaed by tar VIM nob eseasilsil Is woMei ably _ea boa the Jambs, whoa the latter, basing - her larboar d low stove is, lees of jihhoora, sad ether dissesi, pot late 14. ilekn's Roads. itirly this morning, Mr. L. A. Vs•deobareh, DMA consul of this put, sent out use of the Isle of Wight steamers to tow the Jatobus into harbour. bat a stiff gals blowing from the N.N.W., she had not pow sufficient to do so. She consequently came back, whoa Mr. Vandenburgh applied to the Port Admiral, Sir Thomas Seipp, for the sail of a more powerful vessel. Accordingly Sir r homes paced the Echo at his ferries, and she went oat to the disabled schooner, and brought her into harbour this afternoon at 4 o'clock to have repeats effected. The Fairy, !loyal yacht screw tender, was taken oat if the Mom to-day, having undergone repairs to her MOMS sad boiler*. —Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs 0.C.M.G., cum mander•in-chief, struck his flag on board the Victory at sunset last night, and proceeded this morning as a few dole leave of abasnoe.—The Rolls, 6, naval &spastics' brag, Lieut. Feawick, is bring brought ready to reams her duty in the sanaer.-6 p m., wind N.W. ; sqsally weather, with tuff sad sins. MILITARY. ..... MECRUMMO DISTRICT& Lieut.-Colonel Patton (formerly 12th foot), the inspectiag field Mame at Olea sow, will, it is maid, be shortly removed to Bristol, which dietnet will be vacated ou the 31st March neat by Major- Gess& Besieger& VOLUNTEERS FOR THE ARMY AUGMENTATION. We have already stated that volunteers from regiments le be reduced to thaw to be increased, have readily offend their services. It is now waders'/Jed that 20 sergeants, sad above 800 rank and file, from depeta 15, 26, 30, 36, 42. 67, 69, 97, and 2nd battalion ride brigade, will be permitted to volunteer to the let Royals; 4, 7. 11, 13, 16. 18, 21, 26, 33, 38, 46, 48, 50, 54, 56, 65, 72, 77, 79, 82, 85, 88, 93, 85, end let battalion ride brigade, is aid of the camber of men required to amigisee time regioasan to 850 rank and file each. These velaatens an is Nash* *ad of this saenth. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TunDAY. ktyz!trooL er_aut9 CIIP. _ a is I ipt Ter 041 iir 7 to 1 La Pima* (I) I Iw t opt Aline d J. wain (t) uvEzion "aim CHASM: 10 to apt MAMA (t) IS is I apt Mansion (t) II to 'Won (t) lUN I Petsr Smola (t) 11 to L Goass Leda (t) 13 to I pitlo (t) to Bostwick (t) MUTER CDT. 10 to opt Oeolorr aN kti MO to opt Nis Workout soh (t) 11 to —t) 1000 to lionatala Deer 11 w Li (q Mreen 11 to Illoppeor (t) (t) 13 to Somerow (t) DiMDT. lo I apt Asist 3 to 73/.) L''TELLIOEN COVENT] Txs COTZNTAT 11•NDICA1 I only if declared on or before Age. st lb Olotiverker 6 8 7 Mid= 6 8 2 I , 7 12 Cry Peal 4 710 1 tidies 8 7 6 Warwick Ribaldry • 7 0 Lady Hada& Bullfinch Cheddington 4 6 12 I The Clown 6 6 10 Tightwaist 4 6 9 Rica:des de Pick burns Liberty If the highest weight c be raised, Ike. ;CE EXTRA. 'RY, 18.52. a, of 10 son. each, It ft, sad e the 26th inst. _ ----- ___ Age. it lb Avis Milkboy 4 6 6 First Fruits Heart of Oak— 4 6 4 Little Queen The BrahsOn Merlin 3 6 4 Buttes* Prosdfoot ► e Waimeosout of t►e Queen Madeline Sister to the Ms- - - raw 3 411 Queen of Spain 3 4 12 *tag bs undu 3st 71b, it will CROXTON I WEIGHTO FOIL TNa To &clue in Age. et. lb. Alonzo -6 12 8 Clothworker 6 11 13 Chief Justice 6 11 10 Cockcrow ' 4 11 101 The Marquis Italian 6 11 7 Lough Biwa 4 11 6 a 11 8 Vo i n s tague Darkie 6 11 61 Penang Sir Robert 6 11 6 1 Bra. to Dough Facalra 4 11 8 Herbert Loadetotte Warwick 6 10 13 Jack in the Corner 6 10 12 Ilaxvicaz roa To declare for Aft. at. lb. 1 Clothworker Chief Justice 6 12 1 Cockcrow The Marquis Darkte 6 11 11 iough Sawa Montague Herbert Jack in the Corner 6 11 2 'ARK, 1862. GRANBY NMIDICAP. March 1. Age. it. lb. The Sweep 5 10 12 Selina John of Berwick 6 10 11 Rotas 4 10 11 Proctor Hard Labour— 6 10 8 Presto 4 10 ;8 Bullfinch 6 10 7 Goodwood 6 10 6 Harpsichord 81siOnere New Forest Deer • 10 4 Istafette 5 10 3 Dos Juan lokia _1 CYekT , Calmer* • 6 9 13 Uncle Sus 3 9 3 Till GOLD Cur. deft March 1. Ads. st. lb. Warwick 6 11 1 Kiss Munising 4 11 0 Ilud Labour 6 10 12 Presto 4 10 11 Harpsichord .. New Nast DM a 10 Ischia Dos huh Cyclops Creamier* ACCILTTANCIS (VT TO POST Tilt HOIMASTIA HAI ER, 1862. MIS IN TNN COMMIT) 701 otc4r, of 10 sees. oseh. Arc it. lb. Filmes 4 612 Ma m tva B e Irish Bird- 3 6 9 oat of Flower of the _ _ _ Age. et. lb. View Halle 6 7 AM-el-Karla a 4 Th•Cakalatoe 4 4 &lima Kathleen TOM Holtby 4 0 Kaoek Kno/1 Kilquade TM Proctor 4 10 Ca& 4 10 Mud hour The Cutler Ica niacin AblemetJermaaa 6 9 tete Glory • 7 4 8 SebviteiDeer out •116.5 e to Porto - -- Ti.. Cialvaalaa I Tow Piaci' Sir Movies Nolan 3 6 3 Elyse:lath 3 6 3 Clwelaad 3 6 3 Bawdy,* 3 6 0 Bt. llisitael Many 3 412 Lissy 3 410 Volute 3 4 3 gas - -- - 4 6 3 AYLESBURY STEEPLE-CHASES--WIEDNISDAT. FM HANDICAP Of 6 MOM each, aad 40 added. Pour Mike. Mr. fad's Mw, 104 71b (Abistl tt I Mr. NaarMk ad Irsa.sadalspeasr, en 10Ib (Wirt I Beuag :6to 1 opt Jeans, 6to 1 agst Misakaace, to I apt General, 6 tall opt Louisa, 7 to 1 apt Ploagbboy, 7 to 1 agst Screw, Bto 1 apt Bpriag Beck, sad 10 to 1 apt any other. Won la • seater. Tux Faannao' PLATS a 761. NOW =am Mr. J. Sem% Troy, lld Mr. Haidlon's linskabitN 114 lib .. (WI) I Mr. DOM% iamb, lld 711 I &MIL t Nosey, list 71b (Raekle), Statesman, list 71b (Sim mons), Dasoassa, list 71b Ablett), Raaaborough, list 7lb (Mrker), sad Si, Tattoo ykes, lilt 71b (Day), also ran. oa by • bangth. Btareh a good third. Tx, Bwatuntaina of 1 soy. each and 26 added were won by Mr. Prose's Kilwiek, Ilst (Boitall), beating Frank, list 7lb (Land), Louisa, list (Ball), Tragedy, list (God dard), Legislator, list 7th (Rackley), sad Phoenix, llet7lb (Hewitt), ta a etas. 001DOLA BITAIII-30ATO 701 7111 TIMM— Mem Jonas sad 0 of Liverpool, hen shishal the mann he , stegarben he the Stem Gun dela .ftmsay. her et whisk an he =b e s . an he shoo es less allarweeds es The ! heal. will be bob ea Jordea's pant, that le, as iros with thane belled to it, senliaing lightness gad The length of the her will be shoat 128 hat ; drain of wage at the had lie about 18 lashes; ga ging from 26 to de beer gswer is den bosh. The [trier arolnn nub by Kassa sod Co., of Noweastle, wit\ whin Jinn sad Getty We to asestresk 9= ka apiriler, deseene " ell the womb. They segegas the km of the paths, which rail es the Italia wane with the hest pins s 6 the I hieseina stnines. They will be panted lc esteem gad dannted with suitable anises tins% NW" to as Wallasey of the plate-glair whim and the men show of ineke, will gin then • levy pretty appearing gad is doubt they will beans_ penitar sad reigestabb seavensses. They are intoned to ply batmen ligagenheier sad Sateen. [Advertimunt] Houowat's Pius. —An emote mitosollos aftlf?w/ elm al". hod otiouotlboos lie loodhliWo bear. dams .nrk tam. 11101.—To Weems" Mollowor,—flor-1 Ws to pea Pm_ Om boo olloted ame of Omar la toy Itoor old fionste.voia oft the ens inn et Way ohms, Ige enthest ii tt aa ast bees alb to fast; est GM voile of OntWol ansienti." Inn anksibt otte nine say ammo bees) or limo& gel nee Millient elresat) gonna Irak end by WI mein iimitoill="l:ll= THE EXPRESS, lain NT EQUITY COUR know le LUMPOLIA 001.1 V. 11010AN.—LSOACIU DOKUTIO DO NOT MUSD. L OARDRORD. Skis wee an appeal by the mentors of Mb late Ihrl of Oreany hos s wane of the Viee.Ckaacellor Sir J. Brace in payment of fifty-twe weeks' wars. pa the NM MM. pee esesss, with interest. The late Led Ma passer by bb tamest dtreeuNi that bie easseless ahead pita seat of the stews* in his'. dense* alshhhissat" Mae thee of ids imam • yeses wept two gi b e s s w i m SaeMe calm The plaintlf Ogle wee Ms 's pplemir, sapped ea a yeasty bletsi. trek pad N U slseelt . sad . w. ll: 4 l , i r V e rtemere tenisen tir= i n silrk Ms Neater. It apposed the erliegen that LWhe osseniamilly - Meet the sensate at the . wee eely by the levitates of the upper ser, eats. The esereeen heeler refused to bilis& the plaintiff as • Wiebe Sled • bill in Chaocery. The ViceChmecellor that he was =titled to payment al • year's wages maw the terns of the will, and aisle the ewes saw called tee. Mr. Bothell eel Mr. Pitmans, is sapped of the decree, asetsailed that the pries was • pat of the establishment, wreassoy to the eariliet sad esalreent of the noble lard, sodlheere phis/111 a lb haiship's paelleser, basin &sere (RIMS wris t pee • ittede lenses. Me. I. Musses sod fm. Teir soars principally relied es the fast, that the plaudit MO sot live in the castle, bet wee eml, time wadies* ea the invitation of the servals. MT. Mr. Bothell having replied The Lod Chancellor said, ' however smelt he might feel disposed wider the eireumataneeil of the come to take a Lip view of the dattee in the deed, and entertaining the highest rages{ ho fir opinion of the learned VkaChancollor, an the heel eimiderstion be hod been able to give he the owe, he We miseur in the decree. This was ewe if dm. =la which it was very difficult to say when a Bee dean. The testament gave to each se .vast is Lord Abergavenny's domestic estahYshmed WI the time of his death a year. wages. Thom= hi t hod to airs in the drat place whet was W wisail wbo hd within that dr edptioa. Adis ea. be thee, ae me,ii :jp pe4 ed say derelowe et few ad eiedie diet me INF alma INS .9 • =WO hem being IR the amtlith2. asis lboosibre searry to Inquire, in w eases we Watioso and this oupsnotas Is every ease or esedieles a wile it VIII II Md. in sq. that &judge bats Mosh St witollort was lisp and wesa tom bet in wire man a WNW sad a wail t wos. It wee well remarked et the ban dm it wee repeeme es belt Wm difference between a setest the tiellimeat a tenant in the &meth weddisluesaL Owed I aft amp weed dessals" wee hoe intredeted as a limita tion ea the expewelea " etteblidheesst," set that it was in waled le draw a Mee between girt were Isemdly rolled in door sod oat-dote aseessie It was aped, that M domestle wryest was or who odisistamed to the osodart and enjoy. sweat Obis swarm bet the dellaithe ewe tee loose, for it would Wields a seeadheew, the pewee who milked rows and We op Irk - sod triwe toe a bidder, in establish. wear whom sopped their owe tables. The &- /deft sr Mwiu lee wide ; sad betheeeht ant the his etweleeedea wok this it was Weeded Ie drew a lime of dhtlestiee 114111011111 lie•deee led etsfrdeee servants, mad =the beweest tower O. U.S It was eaa- OA the phietil wee • dessitie servant, because he lived le a Mop Is the oldie tithe garden, being provided with Wens eel tatailase awl /ring, and also with milk by bb wasett, theeeldes that he was to be considered as one of the holy. ) k asawldresedine this view of the caw he Win deebild witedier pained' fen within the descrip tion. Le bwedlite this adverted to the cases which had bees deed la the NOM is the argument : " Moore v. Adem." " Nolen v. Ahoy" (2 Crompton and Meeson), " Towner& v. Wiliam" Vernon), and " Woofing v. Ellis," as the eseelewilise of Lord Leicester's will (9 Jurist). It did est sneer to lie that any of these cases mend the perms* decides. On the whole, he must own that the weed " dwell" did appear to him to draw a line width ozeleded the plaintiff from the bequest. He was afraid that, were he alone to be iniaenced liy inclina tion, he &mild decide otherwise ; but he must bear in mind the homely legal proverb which bad been cited by Mr. Russell—" No judge has • right to sell leather to make poor mei. shoes." On the construction of the will the plaintiff was not entitled to the bequest. LZTDI O. Ti LONDON CORN EICRILNOR CONPANY. This is an ap frun a s j r =t I of Vioe- Chancellor Haight Hass e amain Mr • hill. It a tithe question We , s. theseator dme will of St. Mare, ia the City, sad the Leadsalhwa Ersoluiage Company. Mr. Bothell was preesedlag with the argument when the Lord Chaueeller nen The Lord Chamellsr will not sit in the Court of Chan cery to day, bike mignsod in the Howe of Lords. BEMs' T ics.aupcizzoa Sea 0. 'Draw. Loxo o. Stows. . . ----- His Hews* wave la this use, I. whisk a bill had bees hied by the es mectialpess of *is miaow son of Bt. Hiles's, Camberwell, he Beembeen... The asly important question was, whether the asedeest wee We... The alleged ground was, that the metiege deed yes &led 25th March, and reserved interest at ef par ogee. ha that date, with • condition that if it was eft pewhnly paid the rate should be raised to .5 per coat ; bud the mew wee met, in fan, advaneed till two meths Alterweede, whin a agreement was entered into that the *tenet ebeeld be from the dated the deed. Oa behalf el the it was elleged that the assay led hew, I. dist. at the dis poni et the asetpor Gem the debt et the wiertieep, had had not been abegitely paid, way. been the weary wee borrowed to psy We previous Imeetoese. ma the mulearee had not been able to mike arremsemends Mr the paysseat of that 111111 neweag. His Eisseet amid the -s eed= weld wet be maintained ; thi to ef 13 Awe, e. 16, on which the question was Mod, plied he ,wed ia three divisions—l. That ee pews dwell epee entire* take above five per Not, That ell tentreete whereby wore thee dye per NW. wee beeped should be void ; and 3, as to Orbs. a pewsley. the mew ewe, Captain Long did not take met Wm Isee-esii-e-bell per ewe ; therefore, the Ant grimed Med. They wee more than five per oat. melee& withinthe meessii of **statute? There wee clearly no such reemetiea es the face of the deed ; but it was mid, sad wig Indy, that the deed did not represent the reel esatiest ; bat that it meet be *ought for in the epersea q by whisk the time is fired from w hich the inte rest reserved wee to be paid. Then what was the sunni ng of " reserved " in the statute ? It had hien decided that a reservation on which more then five per cent might be paid, at the option of the borrower, was not usurious. His Himont thee went through the eas es,ea, and stated that, ' warding to those decisions, this canna was sot weariou, Wale brought within the statute by some evasion, red no sock snake was there in the unseat awe. But, inde pendently of thie, seppaeleg that the *greenest was asuri. use, it might be eessidaM as iadepeedest contract, and the metre, might mule geed. His Honour made the deem foreelosore bet wiliest wets, imam the plaintiff eabwitted to pa the wets a preview whhth had been instituted wed of Barons Ves•Caugraune Kurawr. IN az ma GMAT Notre or E AND Oi.uoow RAILWAY C • TM arguments on this petition for discharging • wistdiski up order occupied the court throughout the day. Mr. Busk appeared for Mr. Warburton, w to obtained the original order. Mr. Daniel commenced his reply, but had not concluded at the rising of the court. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YzersiDAT. AT SSE kiln IS LCIPIKSI.— lhoroma 1.01/ LSD •COllllOll.lOllll. . Tus QUIFF TN TVlll'/LOOlCil7l . ol‘ OF HMV 81.1.- vinyl.) O. SITILLANT AID DINIS.—INDICTIOZNT. This was an lat.ictment spinet the ilsindants. Charles Philip Fenllkat, a French halteropaotyksr ladles at Marylebene, sod Theis Duds, a wine serebant, V Ire-street, Is the City, far °kakis( seeds as take preknets, and for a eanyksey to defraud the poo maim a ass Ed few hater. The deltsiaid Miami had entered into Waken in Hioth-skost, Marytabrose,in Kay, l&S1 (levies hien pre viously is the wine seal, and be had • eentimet to supply la. Sayer and Mr. T husband with Tomb broad for the Symonds= and • . The definition* resilhuit wee kansdneed to peeseentor Omagh • Bear salamea, and Dais was sae et tire parties who had been referred to by resilient. The proesestar wetted ea Denis, and was told by hint that be bad has Feuil lent for many years; this he Mimed hiss is be highly respeetable ; that he had truiled Ma he SOW. or NW. himself, and he had always paid havotaally ; that he (readiest) had talon •kw et a house in High•street Marylabeak whkb be bad Mk, with a rental of 701. a year; =I that there were fist atlases behind which he let he Nil. a year. Is of Denie's Matements, the presenter mobil ha TIL worth of Sew, and sew WIMP hang that the knee vie in prison. Hs thin waited se Disk who hid Ma that lib friend Feuillaat had bosom wander hr a hind is hie some years ago ; that se soden bad bees Fenillent, and he had elleirod_ leftmost to gt is consequence of width ha lad bass add hid, however, that he wail sass maw bissett; that he owed him 2001. • sad that ha had west to sell Ile leas of his home, which would maks OIL. and which weld= the prosecutor's debt and his awn. short *Ns Fee is name was takes dews, sad that of J. D. Doi; sad Co., placed over the Ism of 87, BO street, Idarylo haw. Prosecutor se neatly tech oat a oessese is the Court of Bankruptcy seaket the &load. ant Fesillaut, bat be swore that ha bad • pied deems to the proteanbir's'setion. It firths eapaind that a hr ISO. bad beta draws by Denis en Pialinst ea the kg magnary, IS her math; which boom doe as the die May, sad was illasnanred, the representadsam d tie esivesey, to., it Yealllist bah,. sehowed to Invipal mi is nada by DWI Mthe prosesater es the Jame. sad Feuillaat hid bass feed epos tids bill, and the home had given a judge% awes toHpay the enema I. sla maths. It farther append that KW. had set bees paid hr the low I and that, Is psi* of hat. ea speasseat he • hem oaly bad ham anima Into barn the perdue In the bare la iplieltest,=: : and that aellikei hid boos paid by ef The Semi way emitti ho the dehoidmis Mimed the jsty, I n d WWI that thee wan as esaapipasy et Wimp at truid,• wet amp WO* suppsiable to the dissastitr stile &heir& wMeusa Lord Oasobil mama op, end IDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1852. Tat jury, heves mint the goes that, reemod with a verdict it Guilty *case both defcadaste. Idr. Knowles prayed judgment; upon whisk Lord Cam pben said he was quite ready to pressman the imigment of the mart. The defendants had bees coavieted deli elbow oda mat estioue character in a great eouner did sky, and 11 wee necoseary to protect the cematualty hem mit lauds se they had bees reovad to beguilty of. Mr. Ode oil kit client Fettillant had already been int- primed eht meas. Lard Omeephell wee glad to ham received that informa tion. The sums of the court we. that }resilient be I. plates& to the Mews of Careens for the City of London at hard Ways he two years. ad that Denis be imprisoned is the was place for twelve calendar months at hard COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YrsTERDAT. Mmra AT NM PAM IN Lnriol , ..-9 . 0011■ CRIMP AWNS JOST. •tY • anew. Amy,. AUSTIN AND ANOTVIIII O. YIELD, AND LNICISTIMISHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. - RAILWAY ACCIIDINT. '1 he pia/aline in this ease purchased 21 horses at Bever ley fair, and put them upon the defendants' railway to be taken to London. As they did not wish to incur the expense of horse boxes, the bones were put into cattle kinks, and it was agreed that the company should not be responsible for the fitness of the trucks. Upon the line the axle of one of the wheels got hot, and although attention was celled to it the truck was tent on until it got between Whittleeea and March, when it broke down. The result was that a mare, worth 361., wee so injured that she had to be ; and damage was don" to the other horses hi the extent of twenty-five pounds. The plaintiffs some time ago brought an action in the Queen's Bench, in which they sonfht to charge the defendant' upon their common law liability as earricn, but in that action they failed, upon the ground that there was a special contract. Under these circumstances the Present actiun IV As brought, upon the ground that the accident had Kneen from the negligence of the eompany's servants. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs, damages 601. COLLZTT O. POSTE& —ACTION UPON A POLICY OP Imamate& The plaintiff in this ems is the late member of parlia ment for Athlone, and the defendant is the representative of the Britannia Inenesweeuffiee. The awe came before the court upon an bens ben ebe Court of Chummy, to try whether, at the time ef elhellifits a policy for 9991. on the life albs *Wire *llk Ken fea Collett, certain medi eel iwillematien which aught he hey* been known to the Bri tannin Life heasennne Cumpony.now represented by the de fendant, was Of igessalled, and also whether, at the time of eQ Ibe piney Mrs. Collett was afflicted with any disseminate be shorten life. The plaintiff, for merly Y. P. kr married Sir Thomas Gage's daugh ter with whams be unseen not to have lived happily, for in 1835 a deed of legemillisa was executed, after which she lived apart fres bee bnehand. la September, 1814, an in serene, for 9991. wee Alleged ea her life in the Britannia Life Luanne* three* the esesey of Major Richardson, who signed the ordinary deduation as to her health, lasting that he did not know she wee suffering from any disease tending to shorten life, and referring the cotes for further inquiries to her usual medical attendant, Dr. Milligan. In June, 1845, Mrs. Collett wan taken seriously ill while play ing on the guitar, and a few hours afterwards died. The plaintiff administered to her effects, but the defendants re fused to pay the policy. A bill in Chancery was thereupon flied against them, of which the present issue is the result. Mr. Cotterill, her solicitor, who frequently had professional interviews with her, depo sed that she appeared, during his acquaintance with her, to be in good health ; but severe' female witnesses, who had lived with her in various capa cities, proved that in consequence of a fall, while ascending Skiddaw, soon after her marriage, she had been subject to , periodical pains in her head and aide, and that ultimately a ' kind of abscess was formed in her side, which frequently discharged itself, occasioning temporary relief, and that it • was in consequence of a violent discharge of this nature that she cried. Sir Benjamin Brodie, who attended her in 1834, gave evidence u to the peculiar and doubtful nature of her disease, and several other medical witnesses were in attendance. The jury, however, having intimated their belief that in September, 1844, when the assurance was • effected, Mn. Collett was suffering under thin disease, and ' that it was one tending to shorten life, the eau terminated in a verdict for the defendant. from Mm, en the 9th of December, this (the forged) bill. t He asked me to discount it that day. I did so - . I pre kis a shags* for 1071. 10e. ea the Union Bank of London. On the 3rd of Felosary, th e day before the bill was due, he came to my private reeklenes with 1101. in Bank notes, to pay the bill on the forthcoming day. I told him I would do so. I afterwards saw him at 8 o'clock on the 4th of February. He sailed es know if I had taken the bill up. 1 told Min he had better go with me down to the Union Bank. I had left the mosey there in the morning. He went with me to the Union Bank, and the clerk who ban charge of the bills there stated to me, In the prisoner's pre sent*, that the bill had been paid by the Joint Stuck Bank, and he handed me the money I had left with him to take it up k7 W . 8. on of wh i ch ', IthrmiT-cveol. the aeroo prisoner. i t ser-row, book seller and publisher, said—l am acquainted with the pri soner. Previously to the month of May he put up an hydraulic press for me. It was to be a long credit. I un derstood it to be nine months. lie asked me to give him my acceptance of a shorter date. The understanding was, that when the bill became due, he was to renew the whole or any part of it, as I might request. When the bill became du I asked him to renew about 1001. of it. On the morning of the 2nd of December I received from him, by poet, his draft for 1101. It was entered on the back, and I returned it by post, accepted by me, on the same day. This (pointing to the genuine hill) is the bill. I only gave him one acceptance for 110/. This (pointing to the forged bill) is not my acceptance, nor was it written by my authority. I never authorisod any one to accept a bill for me. Crow-examined by Mr. Hemphrese—The original bill wain six months' bill, drawn in May and due in December, for . 1801. 3e. 3d. There had been previous transactions between es. He had put up a steam engine for mo. I had not been acquainted with him long, but I am bound to say that up to the present transaction his conduct had been most exemplary. He was a mat intelligent and able en• gineer. For the 1101. renewal, I received a cheque for 1051. The other 61. was deducted in consequence of a running amount between us. I have been in communication with the bankers since, and I know now that the money for the 1101. bill was paid into the London Joint Stock Bank to my account in the name of Gilbert. It is so stated in the bank book. I did not discover that the 1101. had beta paid in until last Saturday evening, and then I found it had been paid is on the 4th instant. Mr. C. R. H. Wessell, clerk at the Union Beak, said —The bill produced (the forged acceptance) is the one for which our Usk obtained payment from the London Joint Stock Bank. The bill was paid into our bank by Mr. Davis, of Reilwayplace, Fenehurch.street. Mr. Humphreys submitted that although there was no possibility of denying that there had been great irregularity upon the part of the unfortunate gentleman at the bar in the transaction, there could not have been the least inten tion of fraud, as the prisoner bad paid in the money to stop the bill at the Union Bank, before it could have reached the Joint Steen B►nk. Mr. Tilsoa said it was the determination of the establish ment he represented to prosecute. and that there could be no doubt of the commission of the act with which the pri-I saner was C Alderman har gitt did not believe that the prisoner had any intention to defraud the bank, but a magistrate had no alternative in such a case. It was well known that eaten. sive frauds had frequently had their commencement in similar transaction., mid it was his duty to send the case before another tribunal. The prisoner, upon being asked whether it was his wish to say any thing, replied " I am quite innocent of any haadulent intention whatever."—Committed for trial. GUILDHALL. Wee. S 01•01104, sate of the brig Petrel, was again examined, charged with casting Jas. Harman Crisp, a cab driver, into the Thames. This case bad been remanded for the attendance of the principal witness for the prosecution, who, the court was given to understand, had been paid by the prisoner and his friends to keep out of the way. Wm. Joyce, the person in question, sow said he under ' stood on the last examination that the cabman had settled the matter out of court, and was to receive M., by way of compensation for the injuries be had sustained. Wit ness accordingly went out to drink with the captain of the brig, who then gave him a sovereign for himself to keep out of the way. He took the sovereign and went away. Alderman liumphery remarked that on the last occasion the captain twice that he hsd not been instrumental in preventing Joyce's appearing in court. The captain here stated he was nut sworn on the day of the remand, for he never touched the book. Alderman Humphery said if be did not touch the book when the oath was administered, that trick was too common to save himself from an indictment fur perjury if he swore falsely. He then ordered the ca,itain int the witness boa. Benjamin Thastar, the captain of the brig. having been sworn, admitted that he treated the witness Joyce to a pint of beer, and also that be gave him a sovereign, but ex plained that it was at the urgent advice of the witness's friends, and the concurrence of the prisoner, wkose money it was. lie gave nothing out of his own p ocket, but paid the money on the prisoner's account out of what was due to him. Alderman Ilumphery said the captain had now contra dieted upon oath all that he had previously stated, and the only excuse he made for telling all these lies was that he was not sworn. The Witness Joyce here said that when he received the sove reign, Alexander Reed, the pugilist, and a man known as a hanger-on, were with him, and said they were to have Ss. each oat of the money. Joyce said he did nut want it as he was sure he should be obliged to tome up hero again; he, however, gave them 75., and spent the rest. The captain again asserted the money was not his own. Sir Peter Laurie said it did not signify whether the money belonged to the captain or any one else, as he was the party who gave themoney to the witness to defeat the ends ofjustice. The unfortunate cabman bad had a very narrow escape, and if the ease had rested with him, instead of Alderman Humphery, he would have indicted the cap tain with the prisoner. Alderman liumphery said that was his opinion on the last examination, hut the absence of the witness Joyce ren dered it absolutely necessary to remand the Mt. lie should therefore now commit the prisoner for trial, and in dict tke captain at the Old Bailey. LAMBETH. Nichelu Murray and John 61se, unskilled labourers, thrown out of employ in consequence of the strike in the engineers' trade, applied at this court fur pecuniary assist ance frum the poor-box. They said that they were collect ing subscriptions for themselves and their fellow sufferers, and produced a handbill appealing to the public fur relief. Fur four out of the six weeks during which they bad been kept out of work they had not sought for any public as sistance, but subsisted on their own narrowed resources; but, finding the differences between their masters and the engi neers extend to so lengthened a period, they were compelled from absolute necessity to appeal to the kind and generous for the means of subsistence. Their appeal had been so kindly responded to last week, that they were enabled to pay 2a. Id. to every man out of employment. This week it had been otherwise. They sincerely hoped that their la bours would soon bo brought to a close, as the whole of the boiler-makers, and eight or nine of the engineers, and about 70 labourers, had already been taken as at the Messrs. handslay's. Mr. Elliot regretted that the:nature of their case, origi nating in a dispute between masters and workmen, must preclude him from rendering them any relief from the funds of the court. LrozarooL, Fan. 18. The sales to-day are :—Sugar : 900 bags Madras, at 254. to 25/. 6d. ;2, Bengal, at 365. 6d. to 40s. By auction : 65 cases cowries, at 691. to 70a. ; 1,400 bags cuteh, at 17s. to 17s. 3c1.. ; 6 brls. line American bee's-wax, at 1454. ; 16 tone Ceara fustic ' at 31. to 31. 17s. 6d. ; 310 pocket, Bengal sugar, 'at 17$. 6d. • 900 ben Calcutta linseed, at 41s. ; 100 bags Bombay li nseed,iseed, 44a. COTTON.—LivaurooL, Fan. 18.—The sales to-day are estimated at 10,000 bales, of which exporters have taken 1,000, and speculators 2,000 bales. Excepting 2,000 Surat', the great bulk consists of American ; the remainder, in cluding 350 remain and Maraharn, at 61d. to 6id. ; 180 Bahia, at 5t4. ; 200 Egyptian, at 61d. to 90. ; Surats, at 21d. to 4d. The import , since Thursday are 15,000 bales. The market closes very firmly, and, compared with Friday's rates, prices of American and Stoats are id. dearer; other kinds tight, but not quotably higher. The demand has been well met. LINEN.—BaRmaLsy, Feb. 18.—The fancy drill season has been suddenly brought to a clew. No doubt the late advices from New York, New Orleans, Vera Crus, &c., have influenced the manufacture of this fabric, although this is shout the usual time of the year for the fancy drill season to close. The goods manufactured for home con sumption are in fair demand, particularly diapers, hucka backs, and ticking.. CORN.—B•assms Feb. 18.—We had a good attend awe othiesam edlope t W isobtrre; the trots was dusk sod to srd robs la Mooted WNW tie It Mere MI to ookaltte a Mee tint la Wirt of Item 14. NW. Mr $ bold% sr la Pa* el tom prr qr. The raeldai memo le New drawae to as sod. then le mot taint lola eased tar It old* gem has lees of late. Wheat Ma at horn tee. Id. to M. per $ Memel. Barley et from Hs. Is ate. 6d. per qr. - • - —• Boevox, Feb. 18.—We have had a good supply of Wheat flea farmers tacl.y, whieh net a dull sale at 2. per qr. under last week's rates. Beene more Inquired for, priors 6d. to la. per qr ►igher. Oats &buil the wow. Wheat. red. 3ca to He. ; white, to NW. 6d. Beans, new, 110 e. to 33a. Oats, lea to 20.. CHICHESTER, Feb. 18.—The dull account of the cora Wed* at elark.lana on Maeda) produord • e.creeiendlng elect here. Vary little besieges eras done. the termer* bailee unwilling to sake web a eceeweion sa the millers requited. The few aslen of WM.' nude were oily le. per qr. below lb* price. of .a .t. wet. Barley ru oleo la. to 2e. per qr. cheaper. Man erticlea retains steady In value. Wheat, Sea to 43a per qr. Barley, 25.. to 33a Oats, lOs. to 22a. Been, 30e. to 12e. Peas, 31.. to 32.. Flour, eta. per each. - - - • HAYWARD'S 1111A111, Feb. 18.—The trade today waa steady, without alteration In prime for any description of grain. Wheat, while, 111. to . 111. loo.: red, la. no. to IW. Its. Barley, 29A to 33e. Oats, Ina W. to 2 0.. Diana, les. to Wk. Pow . :91. to DD. NIWARIL, Feb. 17.—0 n 'Change to day the supply of whist wse moderate, and Barley meet; Oath and limns Wirral. tuna "Ikea arm; second runs were in favour of the buyer. o•.a and limas is. pm qr. dearer for seed. Peas stationery. Borne vary for Twos: and Rarity Is. to 3s. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, white, as Mills. ; extra, Sts.; rod,els. to Oa ; entre, 465. per ir. Barley, malting, Ms. to Ills. ; *Ws, Oa. ; Irindtair, na. to 233 . Oats, Wed, Ise. to Vs. 27r. te 2tia. ; extra, 2le. Beans, new. 132. to ; seed, ill. . Poor, Ida. to So.; seed, 321. Tsc Nis ; load, Slo. I polaroid, Fab. 18.—We had at oar market to-day a liar supply of moat Made doors. Most alum se lost west Barley &most. Ail other grain so 'Remake. Wheat, Ns to Mtn IMAM M. JO US.; ton to Ho. Oats. Itts to Id& ISNas. l / 8 . le Ma ?s to 7M. Rya. Sla Is pi. Prrochros-oit-Tana, Feb. 18.—We had a mall suPPIY of wbast b ibi s airs market, for which there wrr bona demand t last week'a rates. Oats mot aha oak. Beans were la rrtiiee full prises. 1a other articles as &sage. Import during rice ao..k Mmes. motwies, $OO qrs. Duna, F e b. 17.—We had a small 'apply of farmers' wbasa m wearhat. sad a moderate awe of Barley and teda. All kink W yds me a Ball we. We do not alter the quotatiow of ends, but tbs pekes se lkst day were with chltrulty obtained tor any Fareiga Wheat sad ladle% Corn were extremely % a l i t Si red seam sly a trwasetion occurred, Out we do no reduce our prwdows geweathas lor Mthar articles. Wheat, 21a. to red. els. us Pik Barley, lb. Id. to les. id. O♦ts, los. to Ile ad' Rapeseed, 11a. to Us. ed. Oatmeal. Ils. dd. to 12s. Bakers' Mu, 12a. to 13e. per est. Indian Con, 225. toles. per 4Wlhs. CATTLE, &c.—RorroLD, Feb. 18.—Wo had but a malt leawly at stack at lady's market, whisk mold at rue% Na equal to Wt weak. Saab Su to IL Mutton. 7 e . 4d. to ls, Leap y IL W. to IL Vaal, IL 6d. to IL Pork, 3a. b 3s. lad. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-IABcAsTER, FEB. 18. Emirs coirav—lter.iiie tea. Hews AII.IINRION. J. Masker, aged 28, and J. ilarriand, aged 29, were charged with having, at Rufford, on the lit January, shot at, with intent to murder, Thos. Halsall ; also, with wounding John Daum*, with intent to murder; and also with night poach ing. They pleaded guilty to the charge of night poaching, at the advice of counsel, and the other indictments were withdrawn. The following witnesses were cm:mined at the request of the judge : John Canna mated that on the night of New Year's Day he was in Ruford, with some other parties, engaged in pre serving the game upon Sir T. G. liesketh's estate. Saw three persona in the lane, and Henry Halsall, who, with witness, called out to them, " Good morning, chaps!' The men apparently sprang up from the side of a ditch, and called out to Halsall, What the devil art thou doing here ?" lie toot them he wee going ou his own affairs, and the men told him to be off as quick as he could. One of the men had a gun, and threatened to shoot Helsel', telling him that poachers were lying in wait for the gamekeepers in every direction. He attempted several times to strike Halaall with a gun. Witness then went up, and the men called out "there's another here." The three men then turned out of the lane into a turnip field belonging to Sir T. G. Ilesketh, and witness shouted for assistance. Thomas Rebell tame up, and, in company with witness, followed the men into the field. Overtook two of them who were partly concealed among the turnips. The third man had gone into a garden higher up. Thomas Italian called out They're here," and at that moment the two men sprung up, and one of them said " Stand Kick, or we'll shoot you." Halsall rushed at hint, when he levelled his gun and fired. Hamill had stooped, and the charge went over his head. The other man turned to ran away, and witness followed him, and had got within eight or ten verde of him, when he fired a gun at him. Wit. noes received the charge in his arm and breast, and fell down insensible. Was under the surgeon's hands for a month or Eve weeks. 111;OnisHalnal dap:sled to having gone into the turnip field with Caunce, and to overtaking two men, one of whom was the prisoner Masker. They jumped up, and Masker, levelling his gun, said, " Stand back, ur shoot." Wit ness stooped and sprung at Masker, and just as he seised him the gun was discharged. Seised Masker, and kept him in custody. liumphre Bridge, who had turned Queen's evidence, stated 'het he was with Martland and Masker poaching on New Year's-day, upon the minis ne' air T. G. Hesketh. They were all armed with sus% serf had been shooting pheasants. Us hImNW tea away, mil left Masker and liartland with *a Maws. Ilia n beak" ismilmed the *seam le 14 yews' trans podsli air& MIDDLESEX BEBSlONB.—Tornasia. 110011 s MS. 11111.111 APT ADAM. AllalltaXT AIMS ASSAULT ST A PAW?. George lam, a master baker, carrying on baits at Stoke Newington, was indicted for a series of almallin apes Elisabeth Lindsay, otherwise Sim, ether*. his illegitinude child. Mr. Clarkson, in opening the ease, said the defendant was a married man living with his wife at Stoke Newington ; but some tints ago, whilst he was • journeyman in the em ploy of a confectioner at Knightsbridge, he formed an acquaintance with a young woman, the result of which was the birth of a child, the defendant's treatment of which was the subject of this investigation. The child's mother was named Lindsay, her father's name was Sim, and she had been designated Ernmerton in the iodise/awl en amount of her baring been under the care of a moms of name, • nurse, and she was oftentimes called by that name. The defendant objected to the expense of containing the child is the hands of that person, and had her at his own house, where she was taught to call aed consider the defend ant as an uncle. A person named Hale had • little girl that went to a school which was also attended by the prosecutrix, and in consequence of information con veyed by the girl Hale to her mother, inquiries were made as to the defendant's treatment of the child, and the result was the present prosecution. On or about the lot of January, the girl had a black eye, from a blow by the de fendant with a hook ; and on other occasions he beat her, kicked her, and twice kept her locket up all night in a coal cellar. The question, therefore, would be whether the defendant bad not exceeded the limit the law permitted him to go to in the correction of his child. The evidence then given corroborated this statement. The proareutrix, • little girl ten years of age, deposed to the acts of ill treatment mentioned by the learned counsel, and said she had been kept on bread and water for two months. A lumen by whom she was examined stated that he saw marks epos ler which satisfied Was that she bed been subjected te sue tbaa prow er liss bast miss did not went appearances indlea= l ba l :sis m r k been kept on bread end water for two imaths. Me Woollett addremod the jury, matending that the charges of cruelty agshuit the defendant were unfounded. He had never locked the child up in the coal cellar, and had only inflicted upon her proper chastisement, she being very impertinent, and having wilfully neglected her lessons. Evidence was given, after which Mr. Clarkson replied, and the assistant judge having summed up, the jury re turned a verdict of Guilty. The court postponed passing sentence, in order that in the meantime some arrangement might be made respecting the future tare of the child. The defendant was bailed. THB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Jolt* Gilbert was charged with forgery upon the London Joint Stock Dank.. _ . . . Them sald that a gentleman earned Orr had, in a business trsneaction, given his acceptance for 1101. to the prisoacr, and that on the day that bill was due a forged bill, the cue counterpart of it, was also presented for pay ment at the London Joint Stock Bank. Mr. W. C. Boon, clerk in the London Joint Stock Bank, said—On the4th of February this bill (the forgery) was pre sented by the Union Bank and paid to them in their usual ' charge. The bill purports to be dated the let of December 1861, and to be drewa by Jobe Gilbert and Cs., and accepted " at the London Joint Stock Beak, W. 8. On sad Co. ;" payable two months afar data. r. Gum Davis. _fteembeiket spat. Renway-plam, Bu y shmeleMreet. asid-1 !mew the primmer. I naive' SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. trosi ow stinsweadeals, as " tilapplat tisarne,.... I .. Lwyr. CASUALTIKS. Montalembert, Fontaine, from St. Malo to San Francisco and thence (June 5) for this port and Calcutta, has }ma wrecked upon repeal Island ; crew cured.—Manilla, Dec. 9. Sarah Louisa, from Marseilles, arrived here Feb. 3, with foremast, foretoprimat, and bowsprit sprung, mil• s pli t , and one seaman overboard, in a heavy gale /rem Jan. 11 and reports having i planks, pi eces o f wreck, sassed throu g h l arge yam t wh i te it frame of a r in r e a Wardsau e d ssel of about 1:41 tons, on to pit irpart . Jan. o of l t 4 the deck Jan. 14, and the following day portions of the same wreck, apparently a vessel bottom up, which had evi. deptly gone to pieces in the gale of the 11th, and subs.. quent days.—New York, Feb. 7. A Ilritish brig, painted black, white streak, and painted ports, no head, flush deck, mist% topmast and ftm mast head gone, and abandoned, was panned, Jan. 1, let. 4!, lon. 56. ; and on the 13th a ship was seen mining S.F., with loss of foretopmast, main and mi zen topgallant me;6 and jib-boom gone, by the Surf, blahlnum, arrived here. —New York, Feb. 7. Part of wreck, consisting of several floor and how tinslars, with bottom planks attached, wan '''''' Feb. 4, ala.ut 6 miles east of New South Shoal, b y the Jams Crosby, arrived at Doston.—New York, Feb. 7. A taste ship, with painted ports, waterlogged, n i i i ,., nyt only standing, wee passed, Jan. 3, in lat. IT, 100 -.!,. W,_ New York, Feb. 7. SEABORNE MAILS. [lf shralles that the malls are rent from the Geharal Poat-nia *ha .1/ht—..d r by the morning—despatch. lray win wade). nos what . ----. toustjam. Ito (Aneal l' rest I Vim Mike Lialoa. defgalied. Nee. --.-- hairie(bylleit.peektt N ' Feb. 20 Lin:pout —. Feh. 11 Araeelegby Visited oNteti plug) "Feb. 21 ......... Liverpool. . Mark 2 Amorla(byU.Stateep11l Mardi 3 *hi Mezaactria• .21en ( West Comet) N 14 19ti ta lt.3llth simian- Dover 01 the swab Flymontl •.., t Mar d2l 3 fetiam .....« N 12017 Dover WO draill NI 04 a( the womb Southeni) ton. Mardi 16 AMOS AIM M Ith of the mouth loathempurn. Muth 14 iltbriiia(vla Orates,* Mulkllthof mouth uoutbuleptos. Feb..o epee( Owed Mope 11 14th of the moat). Flpeouth *arch I •:assleattoople • .11 ithlithrthof num ;purer ',Astral anew= it Tad/Li/that in. awl llouthalaptco. Feb. 23 „towel Wei N Mos„Wed.,ltFrl4.' uoutliamptee. Tu Th.% Itill ............ ...... M 1 7 t4 of the auathruaresaptoa. Feb. 20 frames ........ .... . Mlt N Twice dolly Dover .reroe• N 741842:that mom Wier , Fab. 20 Miaibari..............14 Towular & Pride) landau I T or.,,tet aoLeaci ..................M Wader. 4 eetur. Loadce. Mae. Itretlarse -..... N 11th of the month moutharapfte. beb. 30 inland Ma N Twig. daily . 1101chaw1...... ' Two. a , Willa Ma Iloailanivt.)ll bith of the mouth •louttniepleL Fob. 23 Mi. (via Marseilles) N athiMthol womb Dever .........Mareb 1 Mediterramaa(vm Booty Narks) M MN of the math Noutliamplah.Feb. 23 Uittoois Mareeillee) N Bthadaticoloosth Mertes . Kim, 2 Maximo M and of the month 4 outhaa; ... pheih.llarch $ Madeira ll Mb of Um moot& Suuteawielea. March it Malta* . i rth,17th,11014,27th - I sawlllof the month , Dun r ....... IFeb. :0 Naples* 24 Sthl.sthaStliot mac ' i Mrt r ..'"*". „Feb. 21 Papal Magee. ll ithLithlsttiof mut, Wet .r ......;Fe4. 22 emeamila N 7thl7l.li27thof tow o outheweilia. Feb. 34 _ -Pert. ll 174 of the mouth louthmaiareLl i Veb. 3) Moileir N Abl3tlt2Sthof woo Now . . Feb. 22 *ow ladies II 17th of the month ioethealpi;li. Feb. 20 West Wee Mweept Ma I meta. ma Namur, 31 ad of tho mouth acorhamp.,.s. clveb 0 —-- - - - • • The nails to now Gauntries dm marital t o, :.re eounied by nbabh whet via Yam e. Caurosana.—Mella to sad from California vie the IlaitAl el tato ewer dempaiebed sad dui by every American packet. •sstvsn. Acism—at Deal, February 17, from. Narsau Atrovera—at Greenock, Feb. 16, from Mouixtein Aymara's— at Galway, Feb. 16, from Alexandria BUXOM —at Dog. February 17, tram Cadiz Bain Dowie•—at Liverpool, February IC, from Akrandria Cyomer—at Graemend, February 18, torn Demerara OOLLOONT —al Queenstown. February 16, Irani Woo Ecru —at Liverpool, February 18, Rom Stockholm Kowa—at Liverpool, February IS, from New Orlesto Ciaatamo—at Liverpool, February 11, from Callao Giutuva (s. s.)—at Liverpool, February IS, Ins Mantas Boon BaLutorr —at Queeestown, February 16, from fails° lencerars-4 Leith, February 16, from lhotas Ivanros—at Leith. February 16, tram Rotterdam 14111110TOWa —St Deal, February 17, trees Quaa Juan Ructow—at Greenock, February 16, from Gaboos J 011•111.• J ACOII4 —lt Swansea, February 17, from Rotterdam LAUT Saar—at Deal, February 17, from, Gambia Luor Cactua—at Limerick, Feb. 16, from Odom Muuseraissia—at Fools, February 17, from Cadiz Maar Arta—at Leith, February 16, from Rotterdam )loads-61 Limerick, February 16, from ....... Aluaadam Mamma —st Gravesend, February 18, from Maas Nraa—at Liverpool, Feb. 18, born Valparaiso Noma Anaoric —at Liverpool, February IS, fronk../lew Misses Norway—at, Liverpool, February 18, from Names Pat WLaasae.—da Q 1.11111401•11, February DS, trxen...Charketou Ra..rea —at Liverpool, February 18, trom *myna iIICUPiIIATO—at WaliffOrd. February 16, from cis Sea lisvoia—at best, February 17, from China TIII3I3IT at Oransead, February 18, bogs Demo= Unuitirr—st Liverpool, February IS, truss Charleston Warrua—at Galway, February 16, from Wets BAILED. Arra-treat Csrdlß, February Itl, 13 Aseratna-from Deal, February 17, to „Alga Bay Auseararm-boar Oravatood, Fabru .ry It, to Basokor Bamo-lases Rfadad, Fallovary IS, to Galata Cssawisoa Illaalberst„ yetartiery 16, to West India CiSCAM ‘ 1 111 ." = M ". 17, ta to A Gibraltar Colman% DIA Ihketury Ipo bay Doarrrirr isiaa,lirm Simileband. February l6, to Gotootburg Foam-from'. Wantary IS, to Cattiness Foo.a-ialoa Did. Pamir, 17, to pmt Fearer-itel=akraaMild, Februszy It, to ilaCcra thuors-lbm Glisiniad. February IS, to Rotterdam Om-4pm Waihss, February IS, to Dale,. Ihemos-Mm MIK February IF, to Marwallea ilunatoot-lhal OW. February 17, to Rumba loaraos-trosa 04 February 17, to Hamburg Lou. arainae-lboat Shield,, _February 17, to Vallarl.4 from Orearama. Fetruory le, to Halloran Sharaileallismeost, February 1 01 , to Magary 17, to gagi firreeis i n w ribireary 17, to Cadiz Peintars-amt February 17, to Gems _ __A..February 16, to Cadio as Mead% February 17, to basica —.almond, February 18, to. -...alinifilliii-eas Cardid, February 16, to Malta Sam Oat-41•81 larederlaad. February 16, to New Yon fetter-hem Coif, February 16. to Comma OvraxsAND-tion IRA February 17, Ito Rotterdam llosantram Drzer-from Meek February 17, t 0...-. Narks B.usevar-to6s Milk NNW, 17, to -.......-Corthareaa Sao -troebeatharreS Tifintry IS, to ---- .... p.ters Powelowrarl 01g 4 h Ile w- - - Tatum wa—kaa FgAssmy 16, to Naples Ttisa—fraut Onnuell4, IW/May It, to. barbed.' Tu—Sru 17,,_ t 0... huge Usoetber—lben February 16, to. Cartbeielle Valua.—lten y 16, to Borden: VtAng—tres Milt Pans" If, to beton ....~„_._.cia+~~ VZINIBLB WOLIN WITH. Edieenetene, Erene Sydney foe Cakeetta. Dm. /111.,100. CS E. Vow eaten, et Wald; hem Mem% off Cone St. Vincent, Jan. le. Fides, of dearhecongh, from Odom, Jan. 24. Wadeo (barque), and Tenian (We), 30 miles W. of Scilly. Jonah from Penang foe Kansan, Dec. in, late N., lon. SS L John ',arrow, from Liverpool, Web. 10, lat. 20 N„ lon. 10 W. alcsarque (French barna), 20 days from 'Lyre for Baurboo, Ee S, Lat. 41.34. 10e. 11.40 W. Oriental. from the Clyde for Calcutta, Aug. 27, lat. 16 N., lon. 26 W. Rea Ine, of buckton, Jan. It, 23 days tram !Walla, of ''ape de . . . . Palau . mum . , Friend (brim), bound home, Fes 2. lat. 39.97 N., lm. 12.9 W. Transit (brig), of Itrinham. off Ganta, Jan. 11. Verona, :rota d•cokton for Venice, Feb. 13 lat. 48.30 N , lon. RAO W. Victoria, from London for Tsloaralso. 13.0. IS, lat. 2914., lm. 31 W. Westbury, from ealdlff be Yalta !Wedge. W. 48.30 N., ion. R. SO N. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATH& BIRTH& ARGYLL—Feb. 14, at Prestonßaid, near Edinburgh, the Duchess of Argyll, of a daughter. ATl:Mk—Feb.l3, at Kingston Lige, Berke, the wife of E.. Y. At kins, Eaq., of a son. BRIG NT.—Feb. 13, at Medan, EMIL, the wife of E. Bright, ion., of • MOIL CGVERI...Y.7Teb. 18, at Stockwell.plaor, Glasgow, Mrs. W.CorreY. jun., ut • aan. JAKVIIL—Peb. 16, at Hatley.stroet, Mee. W. J. Jae , * of a Dam LEGOAT.—Feb.I6, at Brown-Nome, Ides. 0. Legrat, of • daughter . ItUNDT.—FeIL IS, at HoUybank, Haste, the •Lfe of Moot IL M. Mundy. of • ma. PHILKAT.—Ifeb. 11, at Taestead, Surrey, the wife of the Ike S. rtd pat, prematurely, of a son. MARKIAOIIB. lIIINTKR—BOSANCII.III7.—Yeb. 17, at nt.Oterrge'e, Gamow oduzje by lb. llos. and bey. G. Winn:ley. Gomentie .t.plaln to bet M. jetty, har G. 8. P. fluster, of Mortimer-IW, bean, Bart, to Con stance, >onager daughter ot W. Winnow', Esq. IS:AVERDI424II-IAUB-A1112.1.--Jan. 28, at Smy rna, by tbe Arch bishop of Smyrna, Mon.. A. teesmrdenn, to Akinn.lnna wood and younger daughter of J. Muanabhu, tam, ot London. m LL lIIMUNUEI-11E VIE. —Feb. 14, at Weymob, by the Ike. D. 41.mmacm, Ur. N K. W. blmooda, of Winchester, to /Wen, only Cb of C. B. lianvilk, Esq. I:MATHS. BERNIHUL—VeO.I O , at WU•m.ereeee°t, Frederick Raoley, Kood MOO of Capt. H. Serous, aged th rer. SLACK.—Pob. 15, at Graftoootreet, Olaegov, Violet WOs l,o °'' , wile of Mr. R. black. ILSLLY.-14A. 14, Charlotte, wife of Haim Kelly, of Norma° Cot tage. Tuley, Huatingdosehtra. LAIINDT.—Pete. 15, at Itotteohan,Wiese; Atut, wife of I. Lastly, Fog, aged 71. PEIRCIL—Feb. 111, at Loailiberivagli, Ja Poletal, arid 711. (*rusted .ea pabbiled by Wows Sun ass" et Ma ti 144 " rd. Anat, is tile My se Landon. Mew. sr d. 0111r,i•Len ta y sized, fa Ur resist of Vlldbitilses—Timmas, MMus SUL BF ak Lced4 -- 1) 31 0.5! lAil 1 leis% sod INN otealsi *obi th Z l = gzer b, , , :XI way mom ur re . 11. •••• C I a Itc / 1 11 11 II 'V.' IMP) "WT, - I MIMI A 11.1 wit►; i , elhoeied )taw Cure E ser , our at the at meant Cure N du Dad a• eat] Is rasa Ifs eS and 121 orders! &sock P S EIPI For ti It t■ tu rough. To ta UAW, ii Metes! Ituc strictly the pot' are, fro afteette, m., .a Parring Co., Oz 11.*m" ibk me teat. BC111:4 Moral Mode. Civil Emu( Engle in 0 Po iag ziearl prom