The Express. — London, England, 1848-05-13 00:00:00

The examinations by the government inspectors for grants by the Privy Council Committee on Education are going on busily. Upwards of seventy gentlemen have applied for augmentation salaries in this distrisix ct, end their claims were laboriously investigated for or seven hours daily throughout the week. The in wectors (Messrs. Gordon and Gibson) proceed to Glasgow next week, and in June will visit Aberdeen and Inverness. Numerous applications from managers and trustees of schools have also been sent to the c ouncil, and by the end of this y ear a large infusion of financial strength will have been communicated to the educational system in this country. In the case of the Free Church 'schools a difficul in st r u ction, at first experienoed in regard to religious but that has been got over by the insertion of the follow ing clause in the model trust deeds: —"No ohild shall be required to be present at the instruction given from the Bible whose parent or guardian shall' object thereto, or be required to learn any catechism or other religious formulary, or to attend any Sunday school or place of worship to which respectively his , or her parents or guardians shall object." With this clause the Privy Council has declared itself satisfied, whiie the church does not force it on an y eong e the rega tion or school , lea vin g each to accept d government grant as they think advisable, or to stipulate for modifications to any extent they think fit. The great majority, however, are taking the grants in the manner described. The state of the unemployed, both in Edinburgh and Glasgow, 'a exciting much anxiety. In the latter city about 5,000 schedules have been lodged, but employment has been obtained fur only 2,240 indi viduals. PROVINCIAL. UNCOLlssittnn. Cum Wiest°Ns AT THE LORD LIEUTENANT.—The San. C. U. Cwt , and F . W. Anil, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenants. NORFOLK. COMMISSIONS BY TUB LORD LIEUTENANT. —F. L'Rstrange Astle Esq.; J. B. S. Bradfield, Esq. ; and J. Gay. BK.; to be Deputy LielltenlLlMP. SUSSEX. Co %ST DEFENCES. —The Brighton Gazette of e l'es terday says: " Workmen have been busily employ for some days in putti , g the batteries at Newhaven, East Blatchington, and Seaford into repair ; and one of the re. venue mitten has barn misplayed in bringing down guns from Woolwich. At Newhaven one gun, a 46-pounder, has arrived ; and at Blatchington three 36 pounders have been landed. The latter are daily exercised by the coast guard u nder the direction o f a master gunner in target practice. At Seaford one gun has also been landed, and more will shortly be brought to each plac The guns are so heavy that a cutter can only carry one at a time. CUICIi WI ER CAT Il EDRA L.-1 he work of resto r ation in this ancient fabric is progressing, end within th week its attractions have been increased by the opening This of the window of three lights over reared b y por ch. window had been blocke I up for the last four years, waiting for a sufficient amount of subscriptions to fill it with painted glue, the fund for which purpose is distinct from that ap• propriety' to the restoration of the cathedral. The designs in the middle light are—the ATILUnCilaiOO, the Meeting of Mary and Elaabeth , and the Nati vit y . The principal figures in the left-hand light are David and fdelchisedec ; those in the right, Moses and John the Baptist. The beautiful. trroundwork and details are exceedingly BUCKINGIUMBUILLE. COMMISSION By TILE LnRD LI PrTEN A NT.—T. P. Williams, Esq., to be Captain, vies Briekwell, deceased. IVIUSk. ROYAL ITALIAN OTERA.—There was another gran on d I concert is Covent-garden Theatre esterday morning, c- 1 sating of Rosaini's '' & a bet Mater " and a miscellaneous se lection cf vocal and instrumental music. The " Stabat Mater " was performed in the same manner as at the previous concert. Of the miscellaneous selection the principal feature was Beethoven's pianoforte concerto in E flat, performed by M. Charles Halle, one of the distinguished artists who have lately arrived in England. He is a pianist of the very high est class, and gave the fi nest interpretation of Beethoven's noble work (net excepting Thalberg's) that we have ever beard. His volume of tone wu immense, and his touch was so clear and articulate, that even in the softest piaages every note was distinctly audible throughout the theatre. lie seemed penetrated with the author's meaning, to every shade of which be gave the tallest and most beautiful espression. He was most warmly applauded; w e have seldom, indeed, s een an elaborate instrumental performance produc e such an e ffect on a large popular audience. Madame Pauline V iartiot Garcia sang an au of Handel with great beauty ; and two of Chopin's mazurkas, arranged for the voice and d pre accompantty, ied by herself on the pi anoforte. They were quaint a hut a n a nd would be effective in the desiring-room , e not cal culated for public performance. The remainder of the cow eer t consisted of things well known to tbublic. CLERICAL. LAST Nto FlT's Gazette conOA order in council, substi tuting a money payment of 6001. Wes to the Dean of Exeter far cer tain property belonging to him in right of his office and hereafter to be vested in the ecclesiastical commissioners. SALs or AN AnTOW6ON.—Yesterday the adenine:in and nest presentation to the rectory of Co age fit. Michael, Dorset, .as pot up to auction at °areaway's. It ia near W nntrfrne, and seven miles from Bisintfurtt, with p&remisge house and 66 acra of glebe land. The Population nO ; gruel i,etse,..trideßenitcst of .urplioe tees, 4601. The present incumbent age° ;‘ l .2t Pronucel NAVAL. BOCNTY MONEY.—Ltat night's Gazette gives notice to the oaken and eorupany •of ILM.S. Cygnet, Com the . Laren, t, name hat an a ccount of the bounty money on the tonnage of slave-yessel *nation, destroyed on the 7th depos of April, 1016 ; and name unknown, soared on the SOt h of July, 11146 t will be ited in the Ftegistry of the Admiralty, on or before the 12th of June next WopLielcm, MAY 12.—The thetaAd have given orders to Mr. Elijah Galloway, the inventor of rotary engine, to pre pare ea engine of 10-horse power, to be fitted to a steam launch whieh the Admiralty will provide, in order to teat the practical utility of the them:dim ADMIRALTY, MAY 12.—Aeeoltermesrra.—LienW. J. Jtenant. and Comminder J. 11. Turner, to Merlin. Lieutenant Pullen. to norm First Clio Assi,tant Engineer : C. Moiler, to Llewellyn. MILITARY. THE MONARCH AND ELLNNBOROUGH, which affivad at Gra,terndOCAVVlOVldly, the tOth inst., broughtboute the headquarter , of the list Royal North British Putts, and the officers and men, hasing disembarked there, proceeded to Chatham. This regt. left Lng'and by detachments, in 1532 and 1831, for New South Wales, proceed. i in 1839 to Bengal, in la t 2 to Marina, and, at the end of 1811, returned to the Bengal prridency, where it remained until its embarkation early this year at Fort William for England. The corps has thus completed a servioe of 16 years in the maim hemisphere. SPORTINCi. SHRE WSBURY RACEL—WEBSTAPAV. h ft ; the second to PATSIIC LL STAILLB of 20 son. each, sin his sake. About I+ mile. 6 subs. Yr. Miner's Shropshire Witch 'II Darling) 1 Lord Warwick's Lahore .................. , (Whitehouse) 2 .Wail by sld. GREAT CLEVELAND HANDICAP of 26 SOYA. to save eac his stake. sae 5 caly if declared, with 100 added; the setiond About 2 miles. 54 subs., 15 of whom declared. Mr. B. Borough nil Brandy Face (G. Abdsle) 1 Ildr. Meiklanis Inheritress —. . .... ... . ..... (Teroptemas) 2 The foilowing sit* started, hut we re not placed flee : Patriot, Itallinefsd, and Lethargy. Won In • canter , by four orlengths. COUNTY MEIIBIIII/1. PLATE .. f 601. Heats, 1 i miles. Mr. Ountibell's Jock Cade Bradley 0 1 1 Mr. P res Marietta . . ..................... . ...... (Whitehouse 1 1 1 Mr. Arbuthnot's Heston .... , Marlow 20 S Mr. Wadlow's Gratis . . ..... .... .......... . (Taker) 3 0 dr Mr. Irwin's Cnnaught:Ranger (11. Bell) 0 0 dr Two others started. The first heat was won by a length, the others wily. and 20 added. Heat s, 1 P a anOn BTaaas of 6 soya each, mile. Nine cubs. Mr. Marsh's Mother Cary'sChiskene ....... . . ...quaff t 1 Kr. Stagres Minuet ........ - ..................... .... _ . (Frost 0 2 Mr.Davies's Clam - ... (Denman 3 0 Mr. Parr's 51.5in1ighL.,......- .. —. • - . (Whitehouse) 0 0 The following alas MON Ihr the flint b es t. but were not placed •• Hunpantle, Darlington, Dirk, sod The Miller. Two well-sontes heads THISISSAY. Vi irxwer tor 13w.taas of 10 sows each, and 50 added. T.Y.C. yr. Jones's Docility itosio.field) 1 Mr. llowlin's fby Morning Star, oat of Illas Pits (Marlow) 2 Mr. W. Jol6ol'l , tarty Barbara (Tsmpleman 3 Sir C. Coacrell's Thibault ......... . .... Won ty_a ......... Qu BEN ' S PISTE of 100 guineas. Three miles. Mr.Mailibun's Spanised ......................... . Mr.lnes BaliMafad . . .............. .. ......... . .. . (Chifiley Mr. Saunders' Lady of the ..... The following also started :—Yorwhelp, and graadyfate. TAY ISTOCK RACES. RuaggLl, STAIRS of 3 sots, each and 20 added ; about two miles, were woa, after a very flee race, by Mr. Narcosis's MOM. be Mr. Barbell's Tim Whiffler and three others. HURDLE Ring was won by Mr. Deacon's Brunette. Woouvia Swamis of were ws. each, and 2J added, mile and • halt, gentlemen rider. won by Mr. Bechar' Tim Whiffler, boating Panamint and fiCalftoll. Fain IlaNnicar of 2 sows. each and 15 tidied, one mile, wed won is four beat& by Mr. Mayrock`u Eteas, beating Bobemienne. Beeline, and Maid of Or ..mr, after • lbw race. ------- .--7.---- 1.0) intelligence. EQUITY COURTS. Before the Lard Chancellor. HOLDEN V. THE NORTH WESTERN HAI tiff LWRT COMPANY. —DETIATION.— I NJUNCT ION.—The plain, a mortgagee in possession of the Crown Hotel, in Leamington, obtained an uipection from the Vice-Chancellor a line Engla ra nd, to restrain the defendants from carrying their a ilway nearer to the ho el than the distance indicated by their ors plan ilich was, as he all * g ed, 061 feet from the betel, bat th e w actual line wss brought within S 5 feet —Mr. Bothell, Mr. J. Parker, and Mr. Speed. for the company, moved to discharge the injunction, contending that although *sere was a divergence in the line, there was no such dea tion as the plainti ff alleged, and no injury was done to t Fe lotel.—Ms. Stuart and Mr. Rogers, contra, contended that iivergence was • deviation injurious to the plaintiff's property. They also complained that the plaintiff had not an opportunity of answering affidavits tiled on the other side. —The Lord Chancellor suggested a postponement of the =Mat* the plainti ff answered then affidavits. His aftinvords, beingb premed y Mr. Bothell fora di*. 1 I i~ fr i f I I I 1 I 1~ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1848• COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Walnuts Bum THE QVIEN ON THE PROSECUTION OE FILTROURI O. OLIVER WATERLOO KINO. PRILIURT.—SENTENCE OF run COVIIT.—This was an indictment for perjury. The prosecutor and defendant resided at Fulham, settlethe farmer being a plumber a nd the latter en innkeeper there. Havitook ng had various transactions together a final ment place on Jan. 8, 1816, their attorneys acting as arbitrators. Various vouchers were then produced for goods supplied by the detendant, fourteen of which, out of between three and four hundred, the prosecutor scle , ted as being forgeries and he stated on the trial that they were kept by the defend. ant (having been given to him Wea n he mfg ht take an account of them and refund the amount), ad surreptitiously heeded to his wit to be destroyed. The defendant King subse quently brought an action against the prosecutorforgery for slan which der i n alleging that he had been guilty of , was not fettled until the 13th of February, when the de fendant said that if the prosecutor would giv costs e him and stay a hand some order for wine he would pay all the procee dings. The prosecutor agreed to do this, and gave a bill as three months for '271. for the wine. Shortly after that the defendant claimed 61. 4s. for wine and bottles due on a former account; and on the 16th of March tho prose cutor was arrested, the. defendant having sworn that he o wed him 4GL, and was a bout to leave the country: a subsequtly staed that he debt was for wine and law costs. The prosecutor alleged t that the defendant had co mmitted perjury in making this affidavit, declaring that there was no debt due from him to the defendant, and th at an I 0 the U p r oduced on the trial , a nd purporting to be signed by pros ecutor, was not in his handwriting. A 'ranee' for the n defendant, however, declared that it was. It a pp ea the trial that when t he p rosecutor was arrested he did not deny the debt, and said he could raise 301. towards the pay ment of it. Afterwards, he gave a letter to a person called Newport addressed to the defendant, he in def which ant he offered to withdraw th e char g e of perjury if tend would let him out of prison ; but King objects , : to h do so, in. siding that the amount wa s due, and saying he would bane nothin to do with such a fellow. Defendant had visited prosecutor in prison, a nd gie.n him some money and some thing to drink. Te prosecutor had been punished as a fraud u l en t bankrupt, osec and one of the witnesses on the trial stated that po k e uld not believe him en his oath. Several witnesses spohighly of the defendant's character ; the jury, however, found hint guilty.—Mr. Parry now moved for a rule fora new trial, on the ground that the prosecutor being a person of disreputable character, and having strong motives for making the charge against the defendant, the indictment not having been preferred until all attempt at negotiation, with a view to the release of th ere e prosecutor from prison, had failed, the jury ought, thfore, to have acquitted the defendant. He also moved, on the ground of misdirection, Inasmuch as the learned judge ( the r. Justice Erle) shoul d have told the jury that oath of one person was n ot enough to convict an vi e t h e r ohr of perjury, if there was no material corroboration statement of the prosecutor ; and he (Mr. Parry) contended that there was not - T he court having refused to g rant a rule, Mr. C. Clarke prayed judgment on the defendant, when a number of affidavits were put in, speaking in the highest terms of his character for veracity, Ildr. Parry said his was not ins•ructed to apply for any mitigation of sentence beaus, his client firmly denied his guilt.—Tho defendant brii fly ad dressed the court, urging with great earnestness that be was perfect) innocent of the charge, and stating that Mr. Com- aussioner Vane, who went fully , into the cue (having been occupied three days in investigating it), publicly di clared that he believed him (defendant) quite innocent of the' charge of perjury. Mr. Justice Pattuon, in pasting *entente, said it appeared that the prosecutor was not a man of good character, and that he had very much misconducted himself ; but that was no reason why the defendant should have committed the crime of perjury against of him. The most ample t estimon y had been given the good character which the defendant had maintained the court were afraid he bad forgotten his crime in the feeling of resentment which he seemed to have borne towards the pro secutor. Under all the circumstances, the sentence of the court was, that the defendant should be confined in the Queen's prison for eight calendar months.—The defendant was then removed in custody. Beste lon OP ILLS COT:wt.—Lord Denman Mid the court would to-morrow (this day)preceed wilt' U.. 4:7: t!'.. l NI. and on Monday (the lest day of the sittings in Banco during spe cial term) take eight cues which had been selected from the sp paper after which they would return to the new trial paper. ------- _ BAIL COURT. Sittings In Banco, before Mr. Justice Coleridge. I Ex PARTS BUItSICASTLI.—CEITIORARI.—In this IMO On Tuesday last Mr. Bovill obtained a rule on behalf of Dr. Burnout's, late assistanzsurgeon to the Croydon union, to show cause why • certiorari should not issue to bring up • c oroner's inquisition, in order to quash it, held on • woman named Elizabeth Hopkins, otherwise Howard . Th ee learned cou nsel also moved that his client might beowd o tra verge the inquisition. It appeared that at the t inquest Dr. Burncutle had applied to be examined himself, and also other professional gentlemen, as to the kins, otherwise cause of the death, as which, however , w refused, and the jury found the follow ing verdict , " We find that Elizabeth Hop Howard, died from exhaustion produced from a protracted laur, and we think that Dr. Burneastle has shown the greatest inhumanity in leaving her when in labour ; and we consider him to be an unfit person to continue • mical officer of t he Croydon Union. Mr. Justice Coleridge, ,after after recapitulating the facts of the ease, said • certiorari could only be moved for when there was some defect in the verdict of a jury. It was necessary in this use to consider whether that portion of the verdict comp lained of was a part of the actual finding of the jury ; if it was not, no notice could be taken of it. The case of •‘ Ex parte Scratch was directly in point, and was s imilar to the present one. In "Ex parte Scratch," the jury found that deceased had destroyed her. self whilst sullering uuder the cruelty of Mr Scratch. There the party was a clerg) man of the church of England, and it being considered a serious charge which hi , verdict of the jury bad brought against bim, he wss'euspended by his bishop. An application was madeto Mr. JusticeWightman for a certio t ran by Mr. (now Baron) Platt, but the learned judge I asked if there was any p re cedent for granting a certiorari where a jury bad found a fact in a verdict not relevant to the matter actu-dly before them ; and it being ans wered in the as n egative, the rule w re f us ed. Now, that that whicwas w they hahat thd e jury had done in t he p resent ease by h thought fit to say of the conduct of Dr. Burncastle. Ile (the as l ea rned judge) w , therefore, obliged t o decide that the would ap. plication of Mr. Bovill cou ld not be granted ; but he not dismiss the rile without ezpressing regret at being com pelled to do so, because he thought great injustice had been done to this gentleman this 13urncastle). He (the learned jidge) did not express opinion with respect to what Dr. Burnt:aide's conduct had been in the matter, but because the jury had taken upon themselves to d most injurious to o that which was not thei Their r duty. verdict had been Dr. Burncastle, inasmuch as he had been dicharged from his employment. He (Mr. Justice Coleridge) thought not only that the jury had no right to express their opinion about the manner in which that gentleman had acted, but that the coroner had on wrong in receiving such a , esci ally as he had refused to hear Dr. Burncasti verdict e or hiswit ' moan. For the reason he hail given, he was obliged to re fuse the rule, although he must add with regret.—Rule refused. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS. lettings In demo. A number of judgment s were delivered yester : day. The following were those of t he greatest public interest COCKS O. FURDAY.—AI4BIONMENT OF TH I COPY au thor of RIGHT OP A FoREION PRODUCTION. — fn this case the certain copyrig h t roductions (a foreigner residing abroad) sold the copyrig to • foreign publisher, who assigned the right of publishing them in this country to the plaintiff. The question wax whether this was such a copyright as would en title the assignee to maintain an action against any one else who published them in this country. The court was of opinion that it was a good derivative title to the copyright, sod that it was such a copyright as might be so assigned.— Judgment for the plaintiff. BliA/17 V. BAUNDZILS.—RIGHTS OF FACTORS TO DEAL WITH THE GOODS OF THEIR FHINCIPALS.—The question in good was u whether a factor who had made advances on the ods of his pr i nc ipal had a right to sell them at such prices and at such times La he thought proper without the consent of his principal. The court was of opinion that although, no doubt, the factor had a lien on the goods, yet there was no ca.. which showed that in law he had such • right to teal with them.— J u d gm ent for the plaintiff. ---- COURT OP EXCHRCIURR. sittings in banco. COSBETT v. SIR G. GREY AND JOHN HUDSON.—AC TION AGAINST THE 13011BECRETARY AND or THE QUEEN'S Pamow.-- Sldr. Newton moved THE for a KEEPER rule to set aside an order to plead several plats or for leave to sign judgment as for want of • plea. This was an action of treapato, brought against the Home Secretary and the keeper of the Queen's Prison, in which the plaintiff, an insolvent and a prisoner within the Queen's Prison, complained that under certain regulations, laud bp the former defendant and enforced enforced by the latter, he had been illegally removed from one pert of the prison end confined in another depute meet, assigned to fraudulent characters. It may be review , hired that Mrs. Cobbett had, on behalf of her husband, moved this court to discharge him on this ground, but tk.e 1 , court remanded the plaintiff to the custody of Mr. Hudson, and doubted whether that officer was not justified by the rules in removing the plaintiff under the carcumstanees of his case to the objectionable part of the prison. They, how ever, gave no opinion on that point, sod left Mr. Cobbett to raise the question by an station. This action was accordingly commenced. end the defendants obtained on the 28th of February a month's time to plead, during which interval the Attorney•Oenerel introduced a bill to extend the powers of the Boon Secretary as to the management of the Queen's Prison, and that bill was referred to a committee on which Sir George Grey sat. While the bill was in committee, es the learned counsel stated, a new clause was introduced, conferring indemnity on all parties for any acts done by I them in carrying out the regulations issued by Sir O. Grey, under the old statute; and the bill so altered received he royal mint on the 28th of March, the accord day ingbefore on the the defendant's time to plead expired. They ly 29th obtained a week's further time ; and tben, by ined leave iha Order of Mr. Baron Parke , n ow complair.ed of, they obta to plead: lat. The general issue by statute ; 2nd. A justifi cation under th old act and regulatinsuf fions, elent In in terms whiets it was now subm i tted were bad and i law ; ani 3rd. An indemnity under the new act, which, as was charged, lied been so smuggled through parliament for the einxepgrealasep.uererposewoeffhiisapdoeweronnify.i:gderthtehellooldrnace S t. ecre n tar e y o f sin or t al ff l thought he bad good ground to object to the leave to pl ad this third plea under these circumstances, and be prayed that the order might be rescinded. It was also prayed, in the alternative, that the court would give the plaintiff leans to sign judgment, as for want of a plea; because the second pies was not an tunable plea, being clearly had on the face of it, for it did not in its terms bring the plaintiff within the regu lations hatred by the Secretary of State under the old statute —Sir F. Pollock was of opinion that no rule ought to issue on either ground. The court bad nothing to do with the manner inary whito enter into the s uggestions which bad been thrown out by Mr. Newton on that score, for the court could only take notice of the fact that the act bad passed, and that it conferred a defence on the defendants which they had a right to use. The order of Mr. Baron Parke was, therefore, perfectly correct, as far as the third plea was concerned, and as to the second plea the eourt could not be expected now to say that it was bed and afforded no defence, while they had formerly expressed a strop doubt doubt to the contrary. If the plea was so bad as was al leged, the plaintiff might demur to it or of his own accord sign judgment, without the leave I I of the court, and then its validity would be raised and de- I sided formally. At present no rule could issue on that I ground.—Mr. Baron Rolfe and Mr. Baron Platt agreed ir Uric view of the case.—Rule refused accordingly. This was the last day of Easter term, but there was no great pressure of business. --- SHERIFF'S COURT. Defoe Mr. Under-sheriff nurchell. ALI.CROFT O. 11OWLEA —LIABILITY or AUCTIONEIita. The plaintiff, a musicaeller, sought to reCOVer from li t a. an auctioneer, the sum of 171. 106.—1 t was proved that at • sale by the defendant in June, 18 hase for him 46, Mr. Allcrof a t instructed a person named Ben em to pas chase pianoforte, and it was knocked down to him for 171. 104., tent st seer articles, th h :f i t zu h ,:t.. i:d h mestu e rticei:h; p t:geh a i, t nb et i elp spvt d i ed:: i . tr:rehid, . . 0: 0.1 1 : at odut t pti. pbr property . yyhuwyh a s enttoh ahui: i•i i:dflnzo f e t e dhail dufideßergffe,w;t:dwlinhaerdraen. defendant hit i ctii ai defendant. , u,r: action o elimt r ahmt ei e d heret .rhienr,pC.: da t utr t h ßt or 0. t ov a l t hwearelu eliict r ecover it h hh,t yad e epcaato f eicctanydt r hrt boi u .edi.i.it idnr:. For the defence it was contended that the plaintiff's re• nsedy was against Captain Gardner or .Nlr. Bennetts, and not against the defendant in this cose, who could only be considered an agent between the vendor of the article and the purchaser.—The Undertheriff put it to the jury whe ther they considered that the defendant, after the ask was complete, adopted the plaintiff as a purchaser ; if so, it was the same in effect as if the article had been knoced dowa to him in the first instance, and the defendant was ta ble —The jury found for the plaintiff, and leave was given for the de feoduit to move the court above for a new trial. ---- COURT OF BANKROPTCT. Before Ir. Coinruiratoorr Dane. It A PURLIIIII3I I I A TRADER?—CABs OT MR. RRT• NOLOR —Mr. Davis, solicitor, attended before Mr. Commis sioner Fans, as the commissioner of the day, to open • fiat against George William M'Arthur Reynold., who was de scribed as a publisheis Uonour expressed a doubt as to whether the party came within the description of a trader, ss required by the Bankrupt Act.—The witness who attended to prove the trading stated that he knew Mr. Reynolds to be a person who had boug ht paper for the purpose of printing on it; he printed hi. own works thereon, and then sold them. —Mr. Davie cited the case of Mr. Sherwood, who had been made a bankrupt as a publisher.—The Commissioner could not rely on a cue quoted from memory ; the solicitor must search for an authority, and tind one in some regular text book, otherwise the application would not ho entertained. COURT OF EXCI6IL—TIIVIIIIDAT. DISCOVANT Or AN ILLICIT STILL BY lIIANA VIP A Honsc. —James Fletcher was charge d with removing spirits with out revisit, with intent to defraud her Majesty of the duty, Mr. F. rargeter said he bad received information that illicit spirits were frequently conveyed is &cart over London bridge, and was on the look out for it. He, how e ver,e fo u nd nd one of a suspicious appearance going down e followed in pursuit don Bread-street -bill. The cart was stopped, and on removing t w o Racks and a great coat he found two large cans filled with illicit spirits 54 over proof. lie accordingly took the man into custody, and seised the spirits. Witness caked the man when he brought the spirits from, and he replied from Loadon-bridge, by the orders of a man be pointed to, who immediately walked away. The man having been secured witness took the horse on to London -bridge, and, allowing him to go where ' he pleased, hi priegoi cm!' bridge, the liorough, turning up Suf folk-street, and from thence to Chapel-place, where became to a stand opposite a pair of gates. The officer had takes a key teem the prisoner which be applied to the lock of the gates, but it would not open it. He then tried it to the next door, and it immediately opened the lock. Ile went in, could find no communication w ith the adjoining premises. but On his return to the street a man hastily left the gateway, closing the gates after him, and was shortly followed by a woman, upon which the officer entered, and in. the back premises dis covered a still at lull work, with illicit spirits of a similar de scription to that just seized in the cart, lie arrested the man and woman and conveyed the still to the excite ware houses.--The many. dhe knew nothing of the goods be Was required to carr—The court condemned the bores and cart, and also the still and wassails. POLICE.—YEsT ERDLL WORSHIP-STREET. —SAv a a a Ass T aahomas Minor, was finally examined charged w ith haying niulted a lad named John Middlemore, by kicking him in earl the face e, w h e reby tbe sight of one of his eyes had been n y d stro y e d.—The prosecutor stated that while through Nicholl's-row, Beth nal- g reen, in company out ing t lad, n amed Davy, in the aft ernoon of Sunday se'nnight. the pri soner advanced towards him in a state of i, and w i t h o ut the slightest provocation comm enced ntoxication an attack upon his companion, and kicked him several times. The prisoner then turned round and struck the witness a violent in the face, which knocked him down, and as he was blow rising from the ground dealt him a terrible kick under the eye, inflicting a severe cut, which bled profusely and deprived him of sight. The prisoner was immediately secured by the police and carried off to the station, and the witness was con veyed to the Lond on Hos p ital, where his injuries were dressed, and nearly a week elapsed before he was sufficiently recov ered to leave the institutton.—The boy Davy entirety said confirmed the eviden ce of the preceding Davy en that not the slightest provocation had been offered by either of them to justify the outrage.—Mr. Minimal committedtheba p r i s oner fur trial, but bad no objec tion to take good il for his appearance at the sessions. L A MBET II .—W KOLESALE S WI NDLINO. —To-day , as well u yesterday , t he chief clerk has been engag Mary ed in taking the evidence in the numerous cases against Mrs. Rowley and her two sons, W. If . Rawson and J. Rawson, of swindling and obtaining goods under false pretences. All the prisoners were committed to take their trial at the Cen tral Criminal Court. THAMES.—Tne Towea-xu.t. NuISANCE.—A number of depraved and desperate women have for a considerable time past infested the Tower-hill, and notwithstanding the all the efforts of the police scarcely a night passes without re commission of some daring robbery. From ted eunset no spectable person can pas s without being subjec to outrage. Margaret Farrell, who is well known as one of the gang, was charged with robbing Mr. C. Wrakin, who stated that as be was proceeding over the hill towards his residence in the parade, at the Tower, the prisoner took him by the arm three several times. Ile shook her off as frequently, and at last, to get rid of her importunities, he gave her twopence. Jut then he felt a jerk at his watch-guard, and she ran away. Ile pursued her, and she was immediately after arrested by policeman O'Connor, after a very fierce resist ance. Mr. Wrakin found be ui had l the oot his watch stab le , an told him d as it was not in the prisone r ' s poseeon con to retrace his steps, and see if be could find it in the way. He did so, end u ltimately found his watch inside the rail ings of the Tower garden, the usual temporary place of de posit with this class of marauders. —The prisoner was com -"tted for trial. --s----=----------- MONEY MARK FIL ET. IDLT EVIWING. We had some agitation in the stock market this morning, with various reports in circulation to ac count for the continued fall in the fonds. The more prominent of these reports was the formidable an nouncement that orders had been issued from Paris to put the whole French coast in a state of defen one ce. From the equivoca l wording of the paragrap h in of the papers which made the announcement such a construction was placed upon the news. From itself sub sequent e xplanation the great affair resolved into the arming of some detached forts at the entrance of the harbour of Boulogne. War with Eogland is not, therefore, so near at hand as the extra edition would have led to believe. The fall in Console commenced yesterday, and, or .--no thc.n observed, must have originated in CRUSEb %lite irrespective of political circumstances. The previous rise upon no other foundation the-She state of business in the Stock Exchange, hasbeen naturally succeeded by a reaction front coun t e racting dues in the same quar ter. No political event of any. importance has oc curred to influence prices either in the one case er the other. Consols opened at 841 for money, and 841 for account , a nd descended to 831 money and 831 for time, leaving off finally with a partial recovery, at, 831 to 1 money , an d 831 for time. Such , iu short, is I the story of the day's business and fluctuations. Reduced Threes, 82 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 83; to I. Long Annuities, 81 to 9 . 16 . Ex chequer Bills, for June next, 38s. to 415.• for March next, 41s. to 445. premium. Bank St ' ock, 189 to 191. India Stock, 229 to 231. India Bonds, 235. to 275. premium. The depression in home stocks was followed by. • collapse in the prices of foreign tecurities, in which, however, the Lions were but light. Dutch Two-and-a-/Islf per Cents. were lower, at 42 to 3 ; the Fury, 62 to 3. Spanish Fives were quoted in decline at 12 to 1; the Threes at 21 to 1 ; Passive, 21 to 31. Port u g uese, 17 to 18. Mexican, 151 to 16. Peruvian, 38 to 40. Brazilian, 67 to 70. Foreign exchange transactions exhibited little variation, and were limited, as for some time past, to the actual necessities of trade, to the absence of customary dealings in estimation of profit from pro bble rise or fall in rates, upon arbitrated calculation at s. 1 1 Negotiations o n Amsterdam were reported 12.4 ; on Rotterdam' at 12.41 ; on ' Antwerp at 25.55 ; on Hamburg at 13.141 to 15 ; on Frank fort, 122 ; on St. Petersburg at 34Paris (at short), 25.35 to 45; on Vienna, 11.30 to 12; on Leghorn, 30.80 to 31 • 1-01 but ' on Naples, 361 to 7 ,• on Madrid, 41 Paris at three months date. On Lisbon, at sixty days, 511 to 52. The following list of t himbletig drawing of Spanish Deferred Bonds (being a twelfth part of the to AngllB34) o- Cortes Loans srrear of int interest, from 1823 into a pretended active stock, is extracted from a El lleraidn, Spanish paper, of the sth inst. The Herldo describes the hocus-pocus as" Ejemeada con la mayor solemnided t" Thus a close converted stock should bear interest, but does not, and remains of no more real value, therefore, than before : A 4210 1163 C 170 11 255 E 510 1' 10 20 The flank of England averages, for the week of the end , ing the 6th inst., give , as compared with those week preceding, the following results: Circulation tame £20,170. 255 Ci0:re1neurna.1et3;44Z,...upneace5...e..u.......,11181,..:2113,:i9.13:3 . , lDecrawncrease 312:709125 Publie i t s Other deposits ..... , ' 1 Other securities Coln and bullion n et and other Mils 121,117267,3101i31 ..... iDter*cresNesee 313,325140 The net The efflux of coin and bullion, as anticipated last week, was moderated and reduced to an inconside rable amount on balance, partly, however, owing to . imports of specie L rim the United States and Russia. The notes constituting the reserve in the banking department, were at 7,551,4551., less in the rim y amount by 104,2951. than by the last account. From i notion of government securities in the 'same depart- i ment, it may be inferred that the bank was Ain lessening its stock of Exche q uer bills. i Advices from Hamburg of the 9th inst. report that .. money was easy there on good paper, which was, however, becoming scarce. Foreign bills were in i good demand, and direct on England 1 per cent. I higher. Notwithstanding arrivals of gold and silver i from St. Petersburg, 70,000 half imperials of the former, and 700,000 or 1500,000 mares of the latter, t with Dime expected from Riga on the day following, , few good bills were to be had. A q uantity of gold I was sent to Hull by the steam er, the mail packet re- 1 1 fusing to take any ca r g o. Bills on Amsterdam were !, in demand. St. Petersburg were offered at 311. Funds and shares materially higher. The siemension of Mr. G. A. Droege, partner of the firm of Wonsan 6 and I)roege, of Havana, was declared, in consequence 1 of the disappointment of remittances. It is a Bri•men i house, considered to be cautious and respectable in their dealings. si ti A great bank, the greatest perhaps in existence 91 except the Bank of England, if measured by the ex- f : tent and variety of its operations, as well as by its 14 vast capital possessed and acccssorily enlarged, is now declared to be involve d in di ffi culties, and compelled I 4:, to rely upon the state for assistance to struggle out of a; them if possible, although strictly speaking, it is no i' offshoot of, has no intimate connexion with, there- s fore has no absolute or indefeasible claim upon, the i ; state. The Societe Generale of Belgium is that bank, 4 and affords one other e xam p le of the perilous results 1 of any attempt to combine the hazards of commercial and industrial adventure, holding out seductlve I temptations of large returns of profit as they may, , with the more sober pursuits of traders in money, i charged with the care and the distribution of capital, not alone of their own but as custades of that of 1 clients and the community, and putting out accumu lated funds to usance so as but to dispense accommo- canton and suppott credit, upon undeniable and con vertible guarantees, and at such moderate rates of remuneration, as must necessarily be obtainable only when the instruments of guarantee present all the possible conditions of perfect security. By the attempted conjunction, no less injudicious than im practicable with regard to safety of banking business and commercial speculation, was felled at length the mighty bank of the United States with its capital of 35 millions of dollars. The bank of the Societe Ge nerale has been brought into imminent peril of mitering the same fate by the sam e courses, unless it lam be averted, not presently and provisionally only, but permanently, by the strong arm and intervention of the government. It could scarcely however, under any circumstances, become so complete a wreck as the trans-Atlantic establishment, but loaded as it is with illegitimate obligations of no realisable value, and bound up with industrial enterprises of al l lender kinds in which it is a leading partner, as wellof money, even government aid may serve only to enable it to struggle on for a time to founder at last. HANK Or EN (ILAN D.—Accin sr for the week coding Mei 6. liens D ....... PT. Noun Wald ..........06,176,255 corer en Debt , — £II.=LOS Oold Coln andllullion r•15e.:.4•21 biker Bunion ..• ••• .. 1,.:,..5.Nn X 6,176,255 £B6_l :6.955 Proprtetore Capt:al Publto 000ltattoclud. Excheq.,BW. Maio, entesnlm. of Wallowa t" am& Inv. Accts.) 2.436.78 1 Der Uovollts ... 101414972 dovouoloyand °thee Bills 1,077,111 i. 31,753 ,900 May 110848. : AAAAAA NT. Government Securities Onclud. loved Welstit A nnu ity) . ...... £11.713.ras Other Socuritka ..• 7A.A.C)5 Note. • • • ...... Gold and Sliver tAVASS.3 ENOI Bank Bed.l 90 3 per nus , 8211 3 3 per Ct. Console. Ana , 841 4 1 aiiii New 3t per Ct. Anta.B3l I AnoultloLesp. 64h Jan., 1800, 81 9.16 Ditto 30 years. esp. 6 th J an., 1860 . 8 13-16 FORBID? per Ct. Basilian Benda, 70 Ditto lima% 'di 5 ig.relttli.l2iitgcan. 1846. ACC4" 6 per Ct. serusan Boodn, 39 4 pur Pt. Portinewa Acct. 18 174 EXCHANGER Ali 131,7AW0 M. MAItSTIALL.CiIIot (Wk . Yll3lOB, India Stock, 230 14 India Bonds, under £l,OOO, 27 P. South Sea Stock, Old Anna., 80 Consols for Acct., 841 31 i Ey= 111 , 1 3 14, £l,OOO, 2$ and Ditto NBA, 414 01110 Small, March, 44 I FUNDS. 6 Ifropi r floods. WI. from Ditto Acct.. Nay 15, 371 2 12 5 per CylpentshiSelkv,urnll6, 3 3 Iran C 4 gt? n 22 r _ t. kaela.. 12 gall. 4 2 2 STOCKS ABROAD. ----------i;---t 11 . 1. _ .9. ----___..---_ taus. list Al. . 11 ,0 0 .. -----. , 1 .-4---te--7-11 60 -1.1e."'4b". U -'49177 19.1&114.01 'I ih - i iii lii Do. . ..... 1. 6 . 44 Ds. ...... 6s 1 „ " I" I " Masbanse on Langan : No tram:teflon. Rideau 6.1840.... cdt Money' Napier Itgett•.. \ 73 UOT.ei. Do. 6.1641..• . 091 . Kogan bona .. tdi .. Do. lj ...... . • .. .. Trltialty Bonds 29 Do. 11., .... , .. Nutt finsre. .. 1430 ~ MADILIIII, MAT 6. — . Three per Cents., 221 paper ; Fi re per Co nt.., 14 cash; Passivett, 54 raper; Coupon', 89 lower ; Rank of St. F. r.. Minna, ex die., 90 eMh, 96 paper. Exchange on Loudon at 90 days, 41 paper. - ----------'l.-------• RAILWAY NEWS. Our share market was not so good yesterday, though without any material decline of prices, owing to the remarkable depression in the Consul market, which should rather, however, direct the attention of parties proposing the investment of money for interest returns to good railway lines, in which the fluctua tions of valise are not now so frequent and strong es in the funds. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. GROUP 2. Room 34.—end le;Bl, in the chair you Doncaster, and Lincolnshire; MancheMer, South-lunation, and Altrinclum ; ISO 12. Pm/rubles proved and agreed W. GROUP 4. NOOII 3L—Sir Edmund Hayes in the chair. —Vale of Kea : Oxford. Worcester, and Wolverhampton. Pre ambls proved and clutews agreed Ps—MLitt, Worcester, and Wol verhampton aoroki—lncrease of medal. Preamble proved, classes postponed.— Worcester, and Wolverhampton (No. 2)—Devia dons, and to empower the Ohrewsbury and ituvaingltam, and Ilse Birmingham, Weleezhampton, sag Dudley Beltway Companies, to solution of the injunction in the meantime, for the purpoes allowing t he defendants to go on with the troths, said of they might go on if they wished, but at t he risk of having the injunction restored. R AIL WAY Comeatry. SMITH V. THI 011.11 AT NOSTIIIIIN —Tits WHOLI OS PAST or an P. MinjAunction, granted by /lIIVACTOIII. — This , also, was a motion to d ischar g e the mime Vic,-Chancellor, to restrein the defendants frees taking Paces of pert, only, if a manufactory at Gains. borough for crushing stones, unless they took the whole, acc ording to theit first notice, and to the 92nd section of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act.—The Lord Chatteellor, without hearing out the counsel for the parties, said he was of opinion the company were bound by their first notice, and they must comply with the enactment referred to first, by paying the purchase money of the whole manufac tory into court, before he could come to a filed d the on the question, whether the y should be compelled to take whole manufactory. The matter was ordered to stand over. This was the last sitting of his lordship in this court until neat term. Before the venter of the Rens. WRLIAIILLY O. MN — r. limpet! moved Lon behalf of the plaintiff, ti extend the injunction which had been obtained restraining Lord Morn. ington from granting lease* and cutting_ timber to his ser vants and agents, and that his agent, Mr. nattley, might the be restrained from doing these acts. lie said tha timber was being removed day . and night.—r. cock, for for Mr. Itattley, said that since the former M mo t on, which was reported in this paper on Friday last, Mr. liattley had not done say of the acts complained of, and ho was ready to give his undertaking not to interfere, lieu ad no and objec- it tion to the estension cf the in j unction as prpoeed, was extended accordingly, and the rest of the motion was orderid to stand over. 'iatH ZTIIT s-The 7ni t. Tall o h f tw'OH"vesssi'—•ht assswwwswle,e''''w"."..., SUGAR.-The contrabulo towards the capital. Pregnable proved and clauses BrifißuU:GisTp....e.dAoßL.,-11.1.hyeina1A2vme. rage price of Saver , the prolate agreed to. GROUP 5. ROOM 28.- Selallt• Weitere (Power to par- the week ending the flth day of May, ists. j. 23 .'"'"" w . 44. ' chew steamboats); CUM for promoters. Presmide mewl Sugar the produce of 114,Mantaltina ix 2las. Old. per cwt. and clauses agreed to. -lundam, Brighton, and Soutb- Cast: :to produce of the ReStfivOlisdis Ble. Old. per cot. phe ~ enable the company to become the proprietors of the boats running the three goregpMerdeseriptions, jot,tiy, j. 2 4 .. mid. per ; eTre • Mr. Talbot opened the came on bebint obefttweh:;m4Brigenibto:l and Dieppe • bados has afforded some little supply this week, and %n e t ' GROUP r 2. Boole 32. -Captain Fitzroy in the chair.- have found buyers et from 3lia. to 405., which • --,...,' lidinburgh and is robs 300,000 1 . to pay off debts, and to prices. The quality is very indifferent. In other desert -Gas iri- t give power. to form brancht-Mr. Austin, for the promoters, said business in limited to shout 430 tone brown Jas., at ...., the bill was °prised by the itaattlah Central Company, but the wens cwt., and 1,000 bogs Madras and Bengali, at pores • „„,-.• w mitten decided that they' bad ere lona Nandi, and declined to bear obtainable. The refined market hoe farther .4, "'" Ir . 04 ... j. lath patalf. • WltOraire wars celled on behalf of the pro- can now be purchased under 17a The mocks of the a ''' mown, whentbothpoe eundimlthlatteetbederibtehathat...t tbereppmedmblemabalrbyheenthe hze pl a , lll l be . :i t c b, lear in ed y o . ut ; and eri. a a l l th th oug ui h e the d. y .. a ..., m_at r a mieu ta.. =lt Trade, because It did not define for what purpose the capital beat Make le worth Ras. wae to be erased. Great CellOt:P 14 . R oom 30.- Western-To enable the company to extend the Berk. and llanta Railway from Ilunrrford to Weetbury, with a branch to ' ambleDevisesPreamble proved, end clauses agreed to. and Exeter-To the company to make a branch from Taunton th at Cary.-Mr. Hope was beard on behalf of petitioners, alleging the satecriptiot contraets were defective. 113111240 -RIHNINOR AM AND 0 IPORD JUNCTI , Altlernstillfectin.London, Mae 12, 1844.-Mr• W. Mathew. In \ the ,-on the re of the meeting this morning, our \ MOO to adjournment from the previous day, Mr. Peyton said that at mrearit there was nothing more to be dune: but so it wan expected from day to day-nay almost hourly -thattomethieng would ar . re that yeirlriat \tie tritedurnfaitetoatocrltiiocorit,otfhti.he i d r y n , apsa hthesb... "2" t e lon of all and singular the matters and things referred w to in the requinitiou under which the meeting .1.6 held, would be resumed if necessary. - , The motion haying been seconded, was agreed to and the meet -1 ing accordingly adjourned. -At four o'clock Mr. W. Mathews • resumed the chair, when Mr. COIISOfe moved the resolution offered ' yesterday, namely, " That It appearing that three separate petitions have been presented to the Nouse of Commons in the names of the Isirroinabam and Oxford Junction Railway Company againat the bill for conferring additional powers on tbe Great Western Railway Company with reference to an agreement of the 12th November, 1040 for the purchase by them of the Birmingham and Oxford Junction, and Birmingham Wolverhampton, col Dudley railways, resolved that Messrs. Doliie, Col more, and Beale be, nod they see hereby directed to appear on all or any of such petitioras eamay be advised by counsel, and to employ cow eel and agents I. appear on behalf of the company in support of all or any of the lame petitions before the committees of the Houten of LOl,ll and Cummons, and that no other person do appear for or represent this company upon the said petitions or either of them before any such cominitura"-Mr. Wood wended the motion which, sa before, the chairma declined to put to the meeting for ' Ole reason. heretofore stated. i tt was eocordingly put by the mover, and carried unanimously. On the motion of Mr. Colmore, ees ondoil by Mr. Wood, the meeting was that to Tueedgy, the 1 tith instant, at I 1 o'clock. It will be awn that the whole proceedings were of a strictly fame! character. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.-110INBustoK MID NORTH no. -This line to to be farther opened in the course of the ensuing week. In the direction of Perth ais completed considerably to the wes•ward of the town of Newburgh ; and in the direction of Dundee the whole line, with the exception of the landing piers at the ferry, is all but ready for traffic. The government engineer has already in spected both linen; and having ezpressesi tiamelf natisfied with the suffi c iency of the works, the requisite license of the railway commis sioners to expected to the course of the preterit week. IfiliAßE LlST.—LosiDox, MAT 12. Nora. -The toed:Atom •4 hues la Ito ran dun. we, denote actual tratenclions; those of inl'Lla s In Mains sellers' prices. . Itti:Bll,.. + li ke ni :l e4 r. 7 . 7 .: i - \i l l: 7 \ ... „d. . 1,0. c..... Tc.,...• Hi - .0 Do. do. Tenths . ... 7 3d. 10 Do. Thirds . 'a It Lex.,fiatrbit P • eina:ta II 1 Ole. s Sisocit..Boxv.ailat. 3 d. P. 1.0 !OD Man., ~ Lilieill. 3 Do. New tau Prel•l7l I I Yawl& a fiteitAf isw.ll oss tsd Midland ... —1 I po. 0.,,:5. Pre.....' Is Do. Nat shares • •_. • 'lOl A Du. 1arn2.14 Der_blito 00 Do.C. Drat BrApC 190 O Do. Brist..oDiosler le Do., do., d 0..... .. 0 if ol•Gt. Best i DMA P. Nnocastk & DeDlisk r ;---.,ib,r,tf,„i::::::. 21 3 IDo Lbtres s.. ns :• - • I A A Do : . • •.. ..... id. 5 Do. Thirds- ..... 14 10 Norfolk ..• . „ ...... 70 I Do. Noe, 201.. .„. I Do.Ouartd. socx. 4t 3 Do. Ext. 5 ra. Cue. 3 ld. I Do. do. Warmer V. 1 N. Counties Unto*.. I 11 l t lith. Wotan. 14. p 11 North fiterfordshlm • apt 4 rt North Western . , ... . ) oat,Worties. a Moir. pi rii""d. O "4 1 , li2fa 1 144 Idea Ra= adnept.„..... 11 i a Seetire Midland • a • Isef..ate..Dirolf'D 11 Do do., to. DL. . a !Seiresse.atires• CA ,4f 31 a a Do. de . .. b 3 2te 1 151Derst iD,N 'WM Id. y I Bolen .. .. .4 i.l. I De. Omani ..... .1, to Do. New ... . , ... . .; 1.1. . 1 I . 3 o .Bpareola.Prer.•l o : I ,ShrorAire OW" .. 1 2i 2,1 auwlW. Preere Dnun. i.d..... i Soak Si.i/furdsAini.• 31 3i 4 . • South Kastern..., .- 2.51 ell Dr. do • • • -Do. 1 et 7td. Do. d 0........... 2 9 dd. Do. do . . . 3 9 td. I i Do. do. iiiiid... 464 ej I SoulA IValet .. ._•,. . 19 13.1. &10+1.81..Don..bDie. 3 21d_ ' l'au , Voir &e.t.a.. 31 Mama Haven. Deaf 13 Yak or Drub% .. . • ...I W flu, Solo.,&Woln3.•1111 i IrriVisrAti"l::• ' 3 \j!se,..o;treeirstileiti 30 1 30 Do NA 'citYkAge IS 171 • Do dolNo2NsedaDer 14 111 Doll N IlagitrotYrel,ms 1 j YsrlthßmthMlutoolol 1 Do. Preference ~134 15 Do.lkLW.lllllik-1 21 ll COTTON.—Lwestront., MAY 12 —The ensrket was steady, sad the sales *mounted to about 6,040 twits ' sales of the week are estimated at 24,120 hAh%. Prime; ye v i a; Bowed Georgia., 24 to SJ ; Carat., 412. WORSTED STUFFS.—Ensuronp, at was a numerous attendance of merelianta in the piece and Mae amount of manufactured goods changed' for h ome oonsumption and export. Coburg cloths of sold readily Inc ,nartmence of the diminished supply rinos, and a good amount of business was done in hag , able for the autumn trade, as well as 1.,r shipment to Am. demand for r ather f expolt was slow, and the Merkel whole was rather inanimate. The wad m ,rket , stocks being low and none Inclined to buy except for Notwithstanding this elate of thing* an impression generally to prevail that an Impro vement in the worsted not far datant. We trust that the hopes of the trader - reall sed. BLANKETS. HECKIIONDWIKE, MAY tendance of merchants and buyers in the blanket ball ..... was ra ther limited, and the amount of trip.inces transsueri home consumption and exportation was not wt. - weather still continues remarkably flee. _____,- 11081EBY AND LACE TB.ADES.—i,., MAY 12 —The cotton hors and the drawer and paetek e e, shade further retoarraded. The silk glove branch ari" tolerable state. We hear In many quarters of : attempts at in: proviments in the stocking frames. in every part of the continent is in a city Melanins the machine lace trade. The cotton bobbin net tragic mare convene to the opinion that it la in an Improved warp lace trade is slowly recovering. From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Fr IHJIMIHIPTIL Goma Ardor, Robert-M., I lanoi rr...1., tailor, 18 at 12i, & June 26 at 118. Mt Prinehall.q. theater-eq.; off. orig., Graham, Carman-gr. Wri.mag ammo. DAMON, Coventry, Rurenn, . at arst at Birmingha m Ct. Sol, I ~eiii, c o , e ,a r y, ; off. urg., Volpy, Birmingham. Ilitia=nliell'l i tid U' Zltern in ttir l' J r .: : 'Y off. wig., Tglinrga, Prarriok's-pL ' "" " JOY!. going, fiddler., Cheshire, maltsterliJi Liverpool Ct. Sots., Keightley & f.:0., Clianot y. church; k Tyler, Liverpool ; off. osig., Turner, FILEDLIBJCI FINNYS. Tottenham, ortrycook, • 2.3 at It, at Ilasinghall-st SolA. Greg - eon & mort oa .r.; off. t wig., Cowan, Birthiralaoe. 110.111P11 Mar Halif ax , Yorkshire, wire drawer, 29, at It . at Leer Ct. Soli., Janet & Co., Johir.st., M ar ie & Clarke, Leeds; off. arr., Young, Leeds. Bantu. &Lags, Burger, staffordshire, earthenware May 23, & July 1, at 12, at IlirmisgharnCl. I Rival's- inn, & Iliabop & Twigg, Burk ;off. !LID. \ zi dflost. 1 imam, ' vstin 1).--. fts. 1 t t , s 0 . il kd. -.swum ... ..... 34 111 IClftaer & lidybead ftg I lA, Preefebei •• • • ,d• 1 • "DoldistaarilLJaac. 30 0.1 liAnt2.sl.LkkalaDl et Do. 'l4. li. * II.). 4 6 5 Do. 1.14.104.54..C.1.r1 L. Eastern Coantm • •.. 1 4 Do. Esta.blA.7•Nol t, N Du. Na*. , . „... '. id. I DoNorta a tsastn. 40 m P it: 111 - ," ...:. . . . 1 34 13 0 Baster. Urtson .. . •• • 21 W. g sharer . • O Do. Guar. 0 per Vt. ip O 17e. do. .„.. .. . . ` 2 ltd 16 Ba st's analre•• • ye 16 M, I Do. Dr or-. ..... 7 dd. Do. New, i 09 , 3 990 la 11d. M iklos Lino.Ousture ,265 4 ql Edinburgh k (Mangos 147 U Do. !shares 4 yg, 105 Do. shares ....- . 7141'.1 19 Lk oi4eb. d Northern i 111 K refer .1' total. Dore. I 10 . 13 thong T i Bertharis...,, 3 14 g 111 Do.Lorak wat:, 7d. 40 10aBouthli Weallre • lOW Gm.* Nora of 15).9. no 61 1 Do. New, 401. .•• . 2 3C) Do. 1mr,3 121 . •77 u p . 115 Ds. Ness. 161. •••• 15 up. VO tlreat Waters 60 ; Do. ;shawl 1i Dv : vihitra.... : • i t t gig, 9i Do. New. 1 71,-sd I 76 ,flistalsroleid, MAK 11, AM.. do.. Thirds . 26 60 lifall an d &pp Do. sharer ...... 7 9 gp 125 Do. ash tres ...... 8 p p. 175 Ips.kilurytit•Eibnds, 3 6741 li,. do. k Norwich Ia Doli.rtac•ll44:* a 10 I Laisenetar it earftle. 47 10 Lc lhirds _, • • ... r . 93 Lencitortirsik Yorld. 4 . Do. do. - .. yg 13 , Do. rasa ...... u 945: Do. shares . ..... i . V I Do. Iftes . - .... el Do. Sixtuaths ... 13 Do. Thirds titesd.) 13 Do•LerabLikbart 5 Del ad li 66 Da War rat repos. 325 Do. W. R.Unles. 31d. 11 Do•Prosiose In*. 33/ 24, 9 Do. 5 shares . SO loads and itradrone. l ss 1a Leeds and Think . :83 a lat I iv. Nor . .. Ift 111 d. 341 D. Goartal.o77/ . d.. 12 ow, 2o lAo.• :17.w., w a. Jo. 10nel00 Bette/eV& , 2 I Uv.,Cros Wi. ,2 Sos'A. Boulogne k Amiens.% 130 London k blaekwall. so 6 Cower L.' .10r.d Few 116 Sil Do. N •. .No. 2 u Mr& 74,Dostedi /Newish. .... .161 1U Ilan., Brig r ion, o.oi. 3lf 31. East Indian... ..... 10 I Do. Cons. EON,. 18 14eL 9 \ Linirsin ato Sambre 6 64. 9 Do. 4.o6tar 9PLL. 7 Les.rewboury..• •....161 Ild /0 Do.Pretene.6o.ol. 46 47 16 b . clallar and Unit ..1140 14 50 Do , Jo. 164 ...•.. 49 10 Northern of Franca .131 4 11, Lorsdal and Dream. 2 Orleans 1 BordeauV l 9 194 De. Pr.lerraa. - 44 Oyer Y ssel . . ..... . 3 3d. 1.. London N. Western 1354 6 2 I. Paris and : Lye - as. ... 64 Ild. 29 Do. Es LA I, el Op. IS Paris and Orkwas ..4 13 2 Do. Now 6 1 11 Paris and Sams. - . 14 15 I Do. Fifths ~ , , 8 Paris a &roamer, .61 Ma. 2O Do.lb. sh.,k. am. U Sown mut Harr( .. 711 21 Do.lo l .sh•M aIS a 2 2 3 / 4 n. Santis, and Meuse.. 4 9 4 4 70 D 0.101.03-14.411. blO 4 IS roars dad Nanta • 6d. 1 D0.10tab..1 1 .& 11 . ell* 61 IV,O Flan.trrs di 75d. BUSINESS OF TIIE ENSUING WEEK.-(From Railway Chronic/a.) Mcrizoa.-Ambergate, Nottingham, and Bootoo. May 19, Notting ham, at 1 ; Belfast and Ballymena . May 22, Belfast, at 1 ; Eastern Union, May 26, Radley'a hotel, all; Great Luzenihourg, May 17, Brussels, at 1; London, Brighton, and South Coast, May :6, London Tavern, at 13: Newcastle and Carlisle, May 16, New. cavern,n-Tync, at 12; Waterford and Kilkenny, May 17, London Ta at 1; Wool Cornwall, May 25,17, Bridge -street, Westminster, at 12. Catta-Ayradre and Galloway-21. 10s. due May 8 ; Belfast and Couuty Down-11. 10s., due May 1 ; Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and *tour Valley-IL 10a, due April 24; Bolton, Blsakbuns, Cli theme, and Weot Yorkshire-11., due May 10 ; Bristol and Exeter - St on the third ahares, due Iday 1 ; Buckinghamshire-21. on the original and on the extension shares, both due Mav 15 ; Cork and Bandon-11. 55., due May 10 ; Derbyshire, Staffordehire, and Wor - etetershire -D., due May 13; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen- 51 ., on the new ,hares, due May 11; East Anglian-1L on the 31. shares, and 10s. on the new 31. 100. shares., both duo May 31. East Indian -21., April 99 ; East Lancashire-21. on the new shares, numbered 35,436 to 8.3,600, due May 20 ; Fast Lincolnshire -4/., due May 1 ; East and West India Dinka and Birmingham Junction-2/. 105., due May 31 ; Eastern Counties-27. 105. on the new 107. shares, due May 25 ; Edinburgh and B 1846) athgate-2/. 10s., due May 1; Edinburgh and Northern -11. on the 151. shares (, 9.1. 16e. on 251. shares (1817), ILL 10s. on the 151. ehares (1747), 21. on the 201. shares (1846 and 1847, late Edinburgh Leith, and Granton), all due May • ; Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr 51. on the 251 . shares (drat issue), due May 18; Great Northern -V. due May 31 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire-21, 165., on the third sares,the Ilmiderstield and Sheffield shares, 5L on h the Wakefield, Pontefract, and Goole 251. &arm. all due May 8; and IL 18a.on the Weat Riding halm 'hares, due May IS; Leeds, Dewsbury, and N19139119639q-51. on the SOL shams, due April 17 ; and 2/. 100. on the 221. branch shares, duo May 15 ; Lewis ana Think-5/. on the original shares due May 9; London and Blackwall-11. on the new shares, No. 2, due May IS; London and South-Western-51 me t ed new SOI. S h e and 4/. on the new 10L shares, 1845, due May 8; Louvain 1 Is Sambre ( 1 8 , due May 1 ; Lowestoft -M. on the new 6 per ;cent. (1817) shares, due May 15; Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midland-11., due May 15; Norfolk-4f. an the eztenaion shares, due May 1 ; North Stafford shire -21. lOs ,due May 8 ; Scottish Midland Junction- 2 7.110. on original stock, due April 26 ; and 21. 105. on new stock, due May l 0; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole (Southern divisios)-17. 7s. 6d., due May 20; Shrewsbury and Birmingham-11. on the "A" shaft, due May I; Shiewsl,ury and ',Chester -2/. on the pertstal preference 8 per cent. stock and 21. on the 201. Oswestry share*, both due April 26; South Yoekshire, Doncaster, and Goole-D., dare May I ; Waterford and Limerick-V. 100. due May 20 ; Wills, Someraet, and Weymouth-51., due May 9. ending April 29 to May 6.-i Prom the Baiheay Tiisetic. - Wee ks i Chronicle.) 164& 1847. 1848.1' Ckleilonlan .. - - ..... 3.8 - 5 1 -- Londonand BlackwalllT,F buggies & Drooloan.. 007 875 Loadott,Beighte.l2-- 0., Diehl. & Kingstown. 1,870 881 Loudon &S. Wain... 9.10. Ihni.l. ift.h.&Alislai.Ju. 203 363 Slane. Shed. It Line... 2. 271 F,act Dinc.,Mre...., , 90 6631Maryport &Carlisle- NC 2.,..t0rti Counties .•.. 13,2 68 11,039 39903191..... ... ,.• • rn Uuiun - ... 1.107 1t52 Newatsbe St oariuse. • Kthoimrei & Olaat... 3,663 3,4a7 Norfolk ..-. ...... . 1. OLIN., Nortrn 1,2;1 - North British „. ~.. OLIN., Puts., k Ayr,. 2,40 2,402 Shrewsbury &Obeeese. Ulasa.„ Pals., & Gm.- 1,140 1,181 South Imam ....•• •• • (halt South. & West. 2.671 L 669 South 8a5tern........ B.ffill Omni. Western •• • ... 22.31 0 19.801 Taff Vale 1,44 f Kcal 31 Wlnderm... 739 - Ulster.. ••••• • • • . - . II Lauavter a Cralide.. 1.907 I.l7s,Wlntehaven grusammi, 22 Lancashire 6 Yorkali. 9 11,S111Tork, Nowa tltarlz.• 11,0 1 Loudon &N. Wfttai... 46. ffi..•=lforkk B. Ladiaud.., 9 • berdeas . • ..... AmbergOiotasliont. 10 fiiro. Mak) Wui. & S. V•ii I tli • liirs. k o.r.brd 6 ik•utt. Slam 4Dirin 26 Bristol and haat/. • 26 11.).Th.r015... 11116- tto4 Ili 161r1 ;t. 7d. (8 6 '9 A A i SHIPPING INTELLA ATT. Dlll4 All, Do4'All. ' 3 Dublin • ... 0 0 noThula .... 0 0 11 ,- 2 Waterford .. 01 Flanders .... 0 1 Ponagbaded • 0 1 Prance .., ... 0 0 1 Ouern.b.lers. 0,6 Lisboa.. Matls 1 Manabura.... 0 0 Mediterran o GRAN-TACNA, MAT 12.—Arrived: Guernsey; Indian Chief, Sydney; aura., St. Übes ; American Eagle, ' sydney ; Electra, Grenada• Lord 11 E. Bailtbirre. 11crarii Gurtns'ey Iletrkik__ ney ; Velocitye,tjam:lues"lTe. EUsa nown Aue r Cheapoide, Port Phillip; Arladne , Mc EnterpTlAP, Investigator, Arctic Seas : Jamaica. LITIRPOOL, MAT IL—Arrived bile ; Itoekshire, New Orleans ; Centurion, Cadiz • Barb. Cath., Antwerp ;Charles, A lamin ; My. Irarte, Calcutta, from long. 85 Y., encountered a hurricane, inc.—Salled Aapagia, Cronstadt ; C. Philadelphia ; John. dt. Petersburg ; C. New Orleans; Trieste, Nara ; Niagara, Antwerp; L ama, Demerara; llardwo- Rhanghae ; 11. Pulsford, Calcutta ; ' Johnny, ldm.cheater. F lA . ICI( L Y illMaitaititcl,7e . HAW ILSIIAW.—May 9, at Vales, 1847. • son. I id LOIIOBOROOOIO.—May 10, at I 6,704 the wife of T. Loughoreugh, Esq., 7,12.32 of a daughter. 3,996 MACKIN NON. —May 11, at Windsor, 645 ColdArtwro Guard., of a daughtor . wog MILDIKEL—May 10, at Eaton place, I %Is a eon and heir. EgyB POW YS.—May 10, at Seraer's.place,l jig IttlVEV—Mity 10, at Westlgli, • FA, of •dauOter. 931, 23 0 WI ,t.Y —May 0), at Dublin, the 1,472 diulliarc MARK] 93 199 CLUTER—YOI7NO.—May 9, at Ft 8,744 house, Mr. F. Outer. eldest eon 6.002 Bridet, only &twister of T. Your CRESW ELL —OLEADAIL—May . ininster, R. W. Creswell, Esq., .. EmilyofGeorgtart *woad sufficing EU llti! ' s u —llSKßY. — M a r r , • T. Caner, Mr. T. 0. Edward', youojew doubter of J. Bobby, KEAN N—PALLISLL—May 11, lat'we'lleutOlieK`sn. the.ecgito'llt. i youngest daughter of the late OW LIVE Y—PAL MEILay 10 at .. A.M., . . Ilvese ) , Esq., of Ly of J. Palmer,_Esq., of the former MANN ING--BOYS—)lay 10, at tic Bev. S. Maming. of Fits" to Mart Leq Bootle. STANHOPE—PULLET:Ig.—May 11, a the Res. IL P u lleine, 11. S. Staaholw. a• - the late IL P. Pulleloo, Ewq., of Crakehs. MUTE'S. DAWES.—May 11, at St. Leourda.on.dea. Esq., of Ausel-ooan. Thforaorton strset. 1.. Kt:4o.-11v 10. M. Beth, LW= Hammy, daap Is.AXofoßl3.—llay 8, at Shassoldou, Sarah. IL C. I.lllllford,ineureberit of Wholes MalroY. LOW E.—May 9, at Ketford, Lucy Ann, aide H. D. Lowe „wo4 10. M hACHILAN. efate y 8, at OZtow, IV Pratt.t! tha May 11, at Ch • igetl. the m ies SMYTUIL—May 9, at Olsegow, M • S. Smythe, KR., of Uolfs-t. VI EDW—W 13. at Moths , , near W ItITTALL.af — May 9,3 t 1,, r V. W ',Wall. I 1 . _ --------. -- - - - thaw& and riblisaal W TIEN. .., Ia CIO of Lesice. ? the. th. el Illiedriegerliero guar,. Mar COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. MINCING-Lk/16, MAT 12. The sugar market did not close to-day with FO active an appearance ea it opened on Tuesday, yet prices have been fully supported, and all West India sugar must be considered frd. dearer; but as there are not any specu lators in the market of importance, or buyers for exportation to any extent, the demand is &idly confined to home consumers, and the trade having bought so freely the last two weeks, It is not a matter of ssrprtse that the unthunt aldness done hos not been so large as the preceding one ; 170 hints. W en t India told to-day, making 1,730 foe the week ; 1,200 bags Bengal sold in public sale at the advance above quoted; rather a large quaint , y of Ravannah was sold by private eon ti act for home consumption, at the oommencenient of the week.—Re. fined market steady ; good.: ready for delivery are scarce, particularly low descriptions, standard quality firm at 335. 6d.--Coffee • 1.000 bags good ordinary nativi• Ceylon sold in public sale SO. 6d., ils., which were full prices. 100 casks Jamaica were offered, but a part only sold, and all the Mocha offered were withdrawn at previous rates—the quantity 6-acceded the demand.—Beitiretre has further declined. Re traction 31 sold in public sale 112. 64.; ref.l2, 31. Ed.—Rios hasgone off heavily, and prim with difilkelty supported. —Indigo: The sale prematurely closed I.J.day, as was anticipated from the sudden with drawal yesterday of 2,600 chests for want of buyers ; the result shows that Bengal dined Sd. to bd., the fine qiuditics being most de pressed. KuMthe, of which there ens but a small quantity, sold at 3 discount; Koons of low quail') 3d.; 1,700 chests only sold of all descrlpti-m.—Tallow has declined to 47.—. Tea steady.--Rum proof Leew ordsnowitnal, 1 a.ild. ; proof E. India, 1 s.6d. Pearl rash sold rather cheaper. 16a. to 19s. 'lteric sold 11. ; go*rire sold 60. — Linseed bought in 4sl.—Coir yarn bought in 2S.—Jute bought in 131. 12s. 6d. to 161. lOn—Buitalo horn tips sold 11s. to 12s. 61—In other ortideo no mategiol attorattoo. mM Alr Owmes, Torteth-park, Lancashire., & June IS, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Sob., Corntbr Jewry-charab., & Pemberton, Liverpool; Liverpool. , at Parrrrox, Wake fi eld, Yorkshire, surgeon, 53 20, at 10, at Leeds Cl. • Solo., Gregory & Co., Bedfe morland & Taylor, Wakefield.; Ott. mar., Young, Caakimr Rmarrat Birmingham, eating-low 101, in July 4at 11, at isirmingbam Ct. Sol., ' off. :twig., Christie, Birmingham. Ilrear Salmi SealWil, Krnaington, moat maker, May 211 at 1, k June 17 at IL at Meymott, a2O-at 1 , off. emir., Follett, r k.owaire Ogle, Bath, cheenemonger, May at Bristol Ct. Sol., Cruttwell, Bath; off. ones. Genoa I.7ernaav, Liverpool, merchant, Jo Liverpool Ct. Sob., Sharpe & Co., Bedtord.row, pool; off. wag., Turner, Lirerpool. PETITIONEIL% J. Mira Eugenia, atameamire, tar ; 0. era cis, P.‘211.1, J. Allis.). lie& Coates. Lincolnshire. E Morton. Isionurer. "irsi 111. Elorotleld, Stalfordahles, K. Palmer. I ptaisterms. Sr OrwdrlM J. a Delter. east," stafforash re, sale R. W. Teseby. rant enter. E. Zoom, reatresbauseL Shropskier. I El. Woolhire. aupse. I. tamer. eolaraarse, DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. R. Blake. jun., Nurricii, soep monufac ure 13, & two a otet gnent Saturdays, at Euwards* Jewry. J. Choeley, Liver?onl„ merchant—llth airs Bird's, IverpooL J. LI. Delmer, Nottingham pawnbroker-1. any suteequent alternate Saturday, at Bit/lea:on' J. Guest, MancLester, cotton spinner-1. , ' & any subetineat Taerriay, at llobeon's, M. T. Jackson, Salterhebble ' Yorkshire, worn , dia. of sa. & la. Id., May 16, & any subsequent Leeds. T.G. James, Blver-11, Myddietoll.Bl.. Cler' di,. of 3d., May 15, &two subs/quoit Manday, lane. W. Jerrema, jun., Gainsborough, dm. of Is. 21., May 16, & any subsequent Tuesday, • W. K. Bury, Lancorhire, brass founder —lst May IG, & any sutrequent Tuw.lay, at lloblon'a, Man, T. BeTesr, Liverpo-1, merchant—let div. of 2s. 7d., h. subsequent Wednerday, at Morgan's, LiserpooL W. Nicholson, Leeds, innkeeper—lst & final di,. of 5. 16, St any subsequent Tuesday, at Stacsfeld's, Leeds. G. Sandman, York-street. Southwark. Boßmyeser—let Ss. 4d., ann, W'edneeday, at Whitowre's, Baa 11. C. Shenton. St. James's-terrace, Can di?. of 2.04,1 5 , & two eutraequent Mondays, lane. G. Taylor, Bradford, Tcrkshire, graver--' Is any suterquent Tuesday, at Stansfeld'e, W. Yardley, M a y onerac Stole Newington, Ire dlr. of 3a., a 13, & two subsequent &Buda; Frederick's-piece, Old Jewry. DIVIDENDS.--June 12. W. Ashton, I merchant —June 2. W. Aspdin, Northfleet, nufacturer—Jove 13. S. Barnall, jun.. Le June 2. W. Bainbridge, Conie-Place, Old J. Bank., Liverpool, tallow chandler—June change, stock dealer—June 2. J. Hayward row, booksellers—June 6. S. llealev, Live J. Holdsworth, Bradford, Yorkshire, Liverpool, commission merchant--Ji Monningbam, Yorkshire, stuff isanufr aloe, Laseelles-ball, Yorkshire, fancy J. Taylor Blackfriar e - r d., victualler—Ju. wine men:bent—June 5. W. W a tts, Doncaster, B. Wood, jun., Leeds, wine meachant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. —Robert innkeeper, May 20 & AMC 10, at the S. Hamilton Wood, Edinburgh, patent weed , 8, at Rampling's Waterloo Hotel, Edinburgh. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. —I. Cheshire—S. Booth, E. M. Richards, so far as regards E. M. Richards--J. Chat. sdre,.Torkshire—A. Crnmbie, as regards Banking Company, Aberdeen, the Aberdeen ny, the 'Abadeen Gaslight Company , th e Company, & the Edinburgh Life Assurance Ce L. Lowenthal, Leeds—J. W. Reales Johnson & E.Gougb, 13radisy, Staffordshire—H. ria, Nesth, Glantorganattire—lL Jones & W. & Livermore & W. Transh, Tottenham.ct-rd — G. shall, A. Marshall, It C. Ilamball, Pinkside, Kr regards G. A. Marshall—W. Parsons aS. Perm —E. Pewter?, C. B. Pewter', H. M. Pewter., —J. Pidduck, &J. K. Parnell, Shrewsbury — J. Birstal, Yorkshire—J. J. Stone &F. It. Gur , et, City.—W. Wallis, and 11. Brown, 11;-' oh o..thuoii. . i..3.:f.a.,.o.l,;:e:Rvinx,i.r..l...:recTlH.l,,,,,,:ril.sy:,nß.CUton.lt,tilirr:ser.o..,,,BntiLfb,..ilh,..:,,e?,7,,i.,TUßALl,ralriNn.....ifii.:r..B::l.-1,:tRac,:3".,c"..D:.4,..e1Arib'5,,51...6...h1(1',.b:8:....::117C1.1.h..'ithnew:1::°.:!4}11,,,,,..;i7, ~ In s. ...--_____. I 'odnee of tba Wag wade la Illl• fief vert. Lion e m it be rat thin oftl.c on grida) the lie belt oast 8 oelock, am., on Um day of ext. t 4 . bnen. Ili opeo to visitor. , at I p.m. Ticket. are boo arm, p,t,d prtoo fo , each, or at the garden in the aften i . er rot 1 , -,,G,L awl: ; but then only tor roles. rp. A. from SW N. it. No tickets will be issued In Regcntei thSmt 150 ske, BRITANNIA Regenteidnuet. mdrred dad, lE VIITANNIA LIFE ASSUP . euiriptioe s d e . CrOal, ELSA; .) I 4Cit. .4. pi , • This tuditutton to conpowertyl by aspeclo' I. not m a i n ., geop. 91. and b. •it conatikuted an to a ff ord th I b eoll - noihi e f, their fulled extent to policy•holders. and to • '.... manuractim4 accommodation than aro umally offored to It I full work ry e The ample gulawnhol capital, together , Trade of the i ne yeming fund, Renominated from the pi n polleits, aff.exl cotoplete wocurity to the a .. of the C. oniany's tramortionsha. enahled adearilert. to policy holdoe, ao will he , 3 market to eperitoo.. hod to the varied and ettenelre t -; bile*. The 4 4 .1 pu led with great cart and labour expressly .. on; N. Orient% PETER MOS , I 1. Prlnocwritreetftrink. Load., Oct I. LT 11.-.Tben M ESSRs. LANIOND and i., hall today ,nged bap* auctioneer', nspectfully beg to f public, thtt they colitittue dolly to ftl'l' of floe quilt* .' RAII,W A V SOARES, debentures, Eng I Ay of French roe. and all other sharo , 014 property. Mo. .. army felines tie. nounec that their public silo of rallwa> to America. Hs nadir. at I 0 clock. at the 11111 of Comm. • market upon tin don ; to their (Aces at which place al: ' ca " 14° 4 ell. us a ddrenied.-Threadneolleotrect. London I, ie immediate we. ion seemed pretty NUMBER ONE, SAINT l V A RIL-S4: ;numb. of good or. , . werWed trade aat c t x . s owereign. DARIN and CO., Tel SS. ale will nitedgy i i , Paula Churinfaul NUMBER ON E. SAINT PAUL'S CI .• .Y 11.-ne i s. stile PIN LOT CONOOU TEA, for owe • •.: ball t do alu m , pea dr**, r chime of devour and m -• t ragn ,t,,,, 1. 1 , 4 N UMBER ONE, SAINT PAUL'S CII -• rr• eiders*. Ile • of the met choke, excellent and pecoli 4 one ,overelgo.-I , AKIN and CO,. TES ONE. SAINT PAULECHURCHYAIt . .. .-Nornseass, anteloon %seeks, C4 7ENUINE CIDER: GO I nth Kill trims la e ROTTLIN. • I improve*** VVONSTIT Ft E his• for centuries heel • . The honerytar e when °truffle' In a pure sod genuine ... deg orate, r ii ibi ar..""d. it trade he NW Meer.. RENDLE and CO.. 11, Octavo Mobility, get, rtrol the public In &veer I, reproved elste.2ls with a first c ra t e article on the following e t . . °Melillo. T....f Y. Ii 4 L 1.03. of well-emit t . - (superior to mini %Doe Prild 1. chemise'. :1 paid, } • A ) i tb '. P7 i i , S k "' T r ' .. '. o,l d W . ;s ycog,.t g L t : ,i,.3n E '' ac t „:. o .medn o n iyi,d.s . ll p,B j e o D i erk olf E lgu ß . ,39oo " our T f A .v t , ' t L i , l ,i,th ' ,,e. •: Friday, M a y it or Eabis nal,. or, tA ourreoder, Say •• To puroins taking ten mobs at on. • =king eloYen for Dlt-W MUM& at. i tiol., Amber , Ilas. Maras. EL Octagon. Plinsotte% April 15th. on, May 26, 4k hise Li eatry, it Smith, /cc U PION'S SILVER PLAT! kird a rich coating of yam eller • 21 at 2i, & lam 211 t worn Plated ioncl. , wmierhor them Wrld ft., Ittlekingbase,m Is. &I. per bottle. r:oer the original be. spotted gilding, ormolu, and 11Cfpler ; NO puns 6ft 2n, alike packet re ailoc.lefective narta.- Bold b. 11 Title-hill. Now nerd: Itarclays. Farrington • g-lane i 'Adios, &be yard; Edward,. St Paul, Chtuchyard ; ; er. Liv,rioul. , olds; &awl . , Ilannay, Iffierbore and T , May 19 at 111, &Jog street : lon le. lome sore; Thompron. I Co., Angsbct, Dun. Pouraphsee, I. nobury ; awl B. &pith, 107. once to the trade. drawer, MIT 2i, k hat 1 - V()RY-H ANDI.E.I) TALL ihrust, Bedfortbrow,g edit _IL per dozen-Ivory-I.mile.! table V :dr per down, if to sebum 10. ler dome extra; thenoraire nownlectwer, per per ; . trite hone table kiltrw. 44. I ...r 1. Solo., Woldeo, fa. EL per poilr: lOaek ltons toble knive s i - off. ring, Cftieft ft. ewer& ga. el. ; tobk steclo, 10. inch : t :M. Celebrated 40-titote for oilier irthici hire, victual*, lign, agersee silver. except by the mark', los retbiraite alder; 11l cane.. ier lair. .1.. col. All marked tool" and wo,nustr.l.-IC I LI. IA 31 S. II off. erWL, COEN BUSAllliiitock of general fund-him ir it In tbe workl. 311.1 3. + m.LAhrtiacc am I 1 e. surgeon, WaY Akira of ills variety awl extent, mirchrueni a e 1., Bedard-row, 3 Wt. 39, Oxforstotreet Metier of N mum,. cane, Leeds. street. lorffi. in -housekeeper, /Byte Q HOWER BATH% 7s. ot., south, Binning* II - 7 SHOW.-Purehmers of any d•ocel WILLIAM S. 211"RTON11 (late Rip, 'denten, sergical in* ROD MS. 2:0, Oxford,dreet, corner of No i, at Baoinghalle. 614 reari•street. I hey arc the lereest in I •rc t, Sun& ooket ._•'7.'"'""_._ rortincot of Bbower and other Beth, F r 25 at 11, &Juselttl, iron, end general lommongery. a. can win., Aeramen, titian, either for variety. no, city, Sonar of • t, June 6 ta NI, at Mt enerribit, ; while the prime are on that I. row, Miller & Peel, Ine. merit Shoat hm eo eadeloated fiir mon. Bath oom contain-. be-Idea t.- lin /NEM , Tvitteca 1 1:4444 character. that pattern,, Tiro, and oorta .. Saws. p Bromeneerrow,Glagare F e n.xirc Portable Shower Both.. vett otr Der, Ettmigihall New TO* midi,. moue. saki rea,,,ky, Egisorit taastAet J ae ruined. from 04 ILYA Shorrer l'ot . elide Shower Bath. which. by the aid of hoer. Omer Gnsuby 1,.. occupies. with curtain, complete low. of hier, oer.eyals Ylll6 deep: while In toe It holdo three all. MENDS. steeple. nod Out likely to get out of .. - ore r-lot die. of 15.,14 japanned ea,c, 15.1. diameter, and f..n. returned for every article pa appn.ved was', k'redeticresPhffiesi ourrseiiimi , sect les, p.sti free. nit% it id, any Moe*, a I MPORIAN'I CAUTION. .i. soNs. so, Tlattnn.garden, Lot lon, &er. -Dir. of 6so M 111.24 notary against twine mi,lial by the a - tens ttlecou'a, NOttnalon. to compounds of their own litAtillfp. t . -let div. of 10. 6 d. 1 : 1 1& Oil,' " Kelidor,' atol " Odonto ;" 0 me royalty and the government deplete co Manchester. ception ; while the) copy the label:. id wonted op/neer-la kid nia/s ouboitituting fictitious nano, and aequent Tuesday, &Rap& original preturatiot, The only gritui . ' DOR, and oIiONTO are ROWLAND . , Clerkenwell, builder-M • each team the name of " Rowlands" I • redeye, at Cannon's, Beds • the& aii„maturo at the foot, in ref ink, tb • -Sold hy then. and by all chemists And min:Mire, grace - lake B OT ANIC WATER and . Tuesday, et Hope e, WI metier - let die. at lE* When the hair is hemming Cdo, remedy, heddes. 'having the had, .. lobsee's, Manchester. artickw , opplitd alternatel y, the hot ink lir. Of 2s. 7d., May 17, kw scurf and a' a stimulant. and the 'ear rerpooL further evidence Inv emelt* of ti.e s & final die. of 51. MO& an and pre..erTina the hair, Mr. l'a etre, Leeds. and the length of hair obtained by -.me rk, tronmonger-tet et, I , would be & sufficient answer.-RO,S • . Bminghallet. natc-stmet. London. who first Intro, .. country, and who fat and kill the mil Camden -town, engrave-1i , genius. none other but with their . . ondaye, at 01.31naxes, Baia! pot, or the chance , arc their obtain. la a re , -Ist div. of IL Id., Egli I.IOTAY, JAL WORKS Bl ' P: I ra 1 col. gro,prioe lb •,_ • Newin g ton, attorneyathe - T HE FIEMENTS of 110 ,ueet Saturday., at FAMI. .1 and PHYSIOLOGICAL With The whole illostrated with nearly 7. , 1 w • ~ A ' c kering, orkshire, ell , 1 The Oh** may behest • • Kent, portlemicareat ea Leek, Stalfordshire,n* THE VEGETABLE KINGIPIM or. Old Kent-rd., grocer-Iml FICATION. and VSES of PLA N .June 5. H. Hareek Bl . l 4: eye tom. Semoil edition, with additi. ward &D. Adam, • I. dony Svc. with nearly 400 Ulu. • Liverpool, merchant-Mei SCHOOL MUTANT ; or, the (111 , re, worsted spinner -J oel SCIENCE. *reheat -June 12. W. 11*!, London : RradffillT arid Erne. IL mufarturere -June & L b DB. CULVERWELLE GUIDE "0 g cloth manulecturee-Jiat 1 MO pege.,_pocketvolume), pato le. _A xe . 7. J. Waddell, LO 1{ WHAT TO EAT D ' Doncaeter, millwright-Jot with DIM Table. 'or By R. J. Cutrieveu.. li.D. kibert Low, Muirs of Tide, CoaTlaia.-Ilow to Insure pegs - t et the Salutation Inn, 50,0 " alebko rest, a char hew% sad sec i .•. wood carver, May 16 khe the structions boccie cot Pined • even t in the moot shattered eons Re inburgh. anumat of Ode& *Wow* std -I. Booth k B. Carr Del. life all.itted to matt. de, A. H. Sloane, Blenblebn To be had of Sherwool, 83. PP - Chadwick kJ. Bookffibre dot: 'taco, V, Corubill ; Nabob exude his connexion ler 1 10 th e surlior, 10, Argyllideate. ROM' ' , herdeen steam Nast= mny, the Aberdeen war* Coni t = 3 . DO I NEWS FRO les te N. Pa *shire-H. Jon* & W. cge kes & W . Smith. thrill -4 acrd -rd.-G. A. IlarreßlLl. FURTHER • I PerLeide, Knightsbrerbr_LO us or S. Perms, Sr. Nostr I. Pewter., A. E. Pert" In. ewebury-J. Rooks & 11.bon P F. It. Gunter, Suable/lb _,C IIIO The journals of this n.o .., th i h.grset, wet:maga alight( st interest to the i.. • ..........• patches of last evening. .LIGENCB.—IIenA fete of the Champ de Nlars AM DVS. AZIL__... PI much diecoutent and sonic 0 leffia, v. aotOh- 0 Sol.Yoe •--- &mown Ma ) •23 el Siolco red., class of small vendors atd 0 Do.rarrino... 0 Ilaracr.re pared booths in the Chem ! J Raton an. 0 Walla"; :t - tui;e., : th: bary A.o.lLin ailf si i tli:i y i l edt: T l: O :ra.kmitame nrad ie.a l ;_ . ; l o::..... 4 ' .. rai Ur ii:rtitii : Li.shipsi e atnruyedco ; v,.ase u seigrn: m d b i c t ir i s ot l h ilt e v rm e od al. J ..: Copy, Siena Les' ; Spia& Clemntine, St. Miche's; So New York ; Peotorilee s ow* the postponement of the - . J. }Wai, limit en; m itagi enjoy. shades, curia; • 0 This morning the ga". Moore, Chine; Auger-Belk,. North ; Esther Frame., wow. Sousa. Cbarletton ; Cl** ponement of the fete, inturion, New York ; Goad illn Boni 14th to 16th Jan. in FILO . atn lP twe;l:3 B htdthr: t Oevaleurreee!fcitrhet° mac l ' it :: al' it - r e rg a d tbe BW i t ine, :pul l as :c i r Mili; Cik °l It is stated to-day . dinary levy of 200,000 1' ie A anis, Me --Off sat . - o e ' .-... llN; l i'lli nal.eihr ddWa'eta' l een' o n .po w: l 4lMd"n' th k- : .,,,, ; C°6j . "3 : -V co . tC° l imi e r o a r a nam d rrg a e ie i ds di ia gi n u : E l i .mi l e d l y ll lmbe ni f ed eg o o r i a ll.: f at dp eb ep t an s thto ll a l Cl . . --- - ; :le i l k i...l 747 o ;' ,thi,ds of . 1 1,. .„ Il w ,r a :.: 11 :7: , i th hal acti:: l : L aj ar i nn : o s et a dyt l r e . s . It was reported :Tit:R0ya,.:i0f.::tn.kir.r;:7".,....,wb......:,.,.Lw. uvlipm.:: b un e s,3. l iva i n e pnbi i d, • . e sttra.d.y t i h nii e nt r q., of Tune-Mil, road of Ariffil . " 'laser, the Irlfe M CaPl• l'• 1141.6 ter, at N vi fol. re-action g n ß w l e ah n ei : hil l ,; i ps ace, the wife of W. N. EON. ice. liranPark. l b° ' I" had connexion with the s .. lasi c a h tate o 7 u d r :" : it Finningley, by the Rev. ir,,,A,, are two currents in SC":1( eon of J. Chita, Yob( ./ 1 ."-- • r te , F.,,q., of Awklei: fir to man. Loa. .. amwhier . discussed th its e a. xi., of Barendire. Lei...k - .1. carried along by the tot :. Titing diarist.' el Dr ir. 1 01: •, Inn weeks, and then the. • r it, rii et. PrkkiNU sai . ..89 0 t Dri, of Lioneas% ii "' i tem George's. aW" rs . • he Mee Brikado. Ads ecost.. on. I,rd Rea: c. 0.C•ll , W '"" The report to that e ff ect ilir H ,P. Pailtser, Bart- Is friends i. A • if Lytham, to Markere% r • take the portfolio of we .. L at fr.ou:i , by the Roe. J. &irk IP Already ready :he re -may it, rase it0u1i...... at the sittings of the nu ' %sphere.= `... -iII - iof ems Yorkshire. pinion on it. MM. DEATHS. _,,, a 1.10 - Rollin think they should mardloondilee MOW , , r_•,., 6 ,5. mutton LakiitiOr yi.g,aii, ben think differently. of • -di, tad: um Reim* diter l• a - Rollin were prese, hamatroldeu, ___ dent W of mute.. MAnor . ,"tte dtO The seat of the comm • . , tiler Ann. oat woo meat ie, it is said, tritest% °lmps, kiwi R. aimin g i•yrap.rit raso& mo s _._... tv. bane just rece: • n a .t h„ue.. s. ear st i' 4 ,sew tn, which says that the or, hire Elisabeth pieced, D•laiSteg ) greatly to the noir Wirtn, the Re , . rf • • T ranquillity was re.esta. v•.r:. • Erederck Authool, The national guard • " p osse the • P I ' I. kJ" ii... 1. _.....,. prime minister , ame a tbe ore. is Latidem . . , meet to • • ' assist in the i• is, is iske. Cause of Italian nationaii i to consent to any corn' r.t3lh vWi . e l nht North a seedi question. n, Alps orders v ynibrea i uo shtnit 11,, . ,1,. ,i:..olfao. ri