The Express. — London, England, 1848-06-03 00:00:00

YORKSHIRE. MORE COMMITTALS FOIL ILLEGAL TRAINING.- Serly on Thursday morning three ea.. were appeliended end safely lodged is prison by tho policed Bra.lford, charge , . with the offence of illegal training and trilling in the neigh bourhood of that town m Sunday niarnitisf Isst. 'rhea names are Da •rel Holroyil, 3", a laneurer, but who was some time ago disehargerl by patch', Iron the fr6ih Mgt., after having spent • length of time on the recruiting service in Bradford; William Gill, 46, a w olcomber; and Henry Woodhead, 3.5, • . In the course of the day they were examined before the Mayer of Bradfor d , and other magistrates, when it was proved that Milroy,' had practised upwards of thirty men in military evolutions on Belden-hill about four o'clock on Sunday miming ; and that about the same hour Ott had trained same score of men on Wibeey slack, and afterwards is Super lane, n.ar Bradford. In Holroyd's house a pike was found ; end dill, when appre hended, gam the elficers of justice a pistol out ot his pocket. llofroyd and Gill were ordired to be committed to Y..rk Castle for trial, with an intimation that bail would be allowed, namely two of lOoi each, with 24 hours holier. lienry Woadhesd was remanded tar further examination on Saturday. FfEE.—At Leeds yesterday forenoon, about eleven o'clock, a fire broke out in the tow,of ionink mill occupica by Messrs. 0. A. Cator and Cu., in Midget., in Leeds, and in a very short time, nctwithstandiog the prompt attendance of several of the tire engines, the root fill in, destroying the machinery, &c. The fire was scarcely got under when our parcel was sent off. The damage, of course, was extensive ; but no estimate could le formed of its amount. WIESTMORELtND. CosiNIIASION ST TIIE LORD LIEUTENANT. —W. Franklin, Hy , to be Adjutant in the Westmoreland and Cumberland Yeomenry Cavalry. NOTTINQIIAMBHIRE. CHARTIST MOVEMENTS.—Yesterday a numerous meeting of chartista was held in Lrea's Close, in the suburbs of Nottinghorn. Meetings of this nature have been held at various periods during the last three or lour days in the same neiahhourhood, and being generally accompanied by a display of arms, followed by military marching through a portion of the town—in one instance • man carrying a musket over his sh-ulder—they have excited some un easiness in the minds of the more peaceable inhabitente. Very violent language has been used at these gatherings. SUSSEX CONIIII , SIONA ET __T - ITE7LORD LIEUTENANT.- W. B. Watson, Oent. ; W. A. N►h, Gent. ; J. Sanctuary, Gent., to be Ensigns in the Royal Banes Light Infantry SOMERSETSIIIRE. COMMISSION BY TILE LORD-LIEUTENANT.—J. Rey nolds, 4:1.ht., to be Cornet in the West Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry. SUSPECTED It'RDER.—An inquest was held at the New Inn, East Coker, on Sunday afternoon lost, on the body of Mary Hein. the wile of a weaver, whose death had oc curred on the previous Wednesday night. It appeared from the evidesee of three women, neighbours of the deceased, that they were called upon by George II sin, her husband, at half past 10 on Wednesday night, who told them hie wile was dead. They found her in Ised on her back, quite deed, with marks of violence on her neck, and bet face de clourcil. The hurib..nil wu undressed, and had one of his children in kis arm. ; but the bed did not appear as if he had been is it. Dr. Nesbitt, of Tiord, described to the jury the result of a post nwrteas examination of the body, Irons which it appeared that ciongtation o' the vessels of the heart, lungs, and brain existed, and hat ceased death, and from the other aNearancce of the body it was his opiumn that this could net have happened without external el.& rice ; he had not, however, observed goy marks of violence on the body, bat he thought these might have been visible had the examination been made earlier.—Toe jury, aft. r del beret ing for hell* an hour, returned a verdict uf Willa! murder" against Giorge Hain, and he was committed, under the coroner's warrant, for trial at the next as•ises. He earucetly proti sled his innocence, and add he did not fear the trial. It is said that the priaoni ris a wan of violent temper. Hi. wife is described to have been a very inoffensive woman, about 30 years of age, and has left three children —The Csroncr explained that he held the inquest on Sunday owing to the excitement that prevailed in the place, and the necessity of burying the body without further delay. SURREY. --- THE EAST SURREY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION held their annual meeting on Wednesday at Croydon. G. R Smith, Esq., of Selsdon, presided. Mr. Locke King, M.P. for this division of the county, was present, and said now that the British farmer bad to oppose the whole world he thought it but lair that he should not be opposed by any monopoly, and that he ought to grow what crop. he pleased, or whatever he might think likely to prove most advantageous to him. Ile did no see why thry should not grow tohteeo in this country, that article at prts?nt being entirely slave grown. lie also thought that the growth to hops ought not to be under so many restrictions as et pre sent. Some gentlemen might think there wax a great difficulty in A. way in the shape of a Cnancellor of the Exchequir, but he believed this might be got over. He threw these out as merely crude suggeetions at present, but he believed they might be worth consideration. On one point he believer they were all agreed, that it wu absolutely necessary for something to be &toe to better the condition of the agricul tural Lebow ers, and the most effectual way to do this was by improving the land. It was all very will to talk of the benefit that was derived him draining, cutting down hedges, having proper farm buildings, a.id various other things, but why should the tenant be expected to make all these permanent improvements to the land. He rallied them permanent improvements, for he did not are how they could be looked upon in any ether light; and in his opinion it was the landowner who ought to mike them and not the tenant. There was plenty of what he might krill the raw material of improvement—the able-bodied labourers of England (their country's pride)—to be obtained, and he malt say that the Landowner who neglected to make use of it under the exist ing circumstances of the country incurred a great respon sibility. —.---.-- JESUITS IN ENGLAND.-The Deronport Chronicle rye. '• Ugbrook•hou-e, near Chudleigh, the residence of the Clifford family when in England. is now being prepared for the reception of a large number of Jesuits, who have recently been compelled to leave ltsly. Lord Clifford, • zealous Roman catholic, has for some time resided in Rome, and on a recent occasion it was expected would have been compli mented, for his zeal and liberality to his church, with • car dinal's hat. Lord Clifford himself is no. in England, at a seat in Somersetshire ; there are about twenty of this ob noxious brother..ood at present at tigbrook, where, it is said they are soon likely to be joined by a considerable reinforce. ment." CLERICAL. THE INSTALLATION OF THE BISHOP OP CHESTER is to take plate co the 16th inst.. to the cathedral of the diocese. NAVAL Patti hioMaY.-Lan night" Gazette Rivet notice to the officers and company of lI.M. sloop Espoir, Com. G. S. HOPI, that they will be paid on the It/It of June next, at No. 22, Arundel-atreet, Strand, their reeped.ive proportions of proceeds and tonnage bounties for the Brazillan slave schooner Ligi ro, wised Mar 12, 1446, in com pany with II.M. brig Kingfisher, and that the Into will be recalled, at the same place, on Tueeilsys and Thunder for three months from that date Commander, 471. 4,3 d.: lot claw, 101.13 e. ; 2nd el., 61. ; 3rd el., 3L sk. lid.; 4th el, 2E3, 3th eL, I/. In 6d. ; cl., Its. 4d.; 7th eL, 7s. 2d. - Notice L 4 also given to the Akers and company of A.M.S. Star, Coin. R. J. W. Dunlop, deceased, tha the proportions from the bounty money on the tonnage of the slave brigs silos, captured 21s Oet., 11413, and name unknown, 24th Ike., 1842, afterwards lost, will he paid to those who were actually on board at the timeof capture, or to their repreaentatlres duly authorised to receive the same, on the 14th Inst., at No. 3, Clitiord's-inn; and the shares Rot then claimed will be recalled every Wednesday and Thurs day for three months to rune. Proportions slue to each class - Demobridor Commander, 74/. 19, 101 d.; lot class, 301 Go. toll.; Od el., 161.45. It,d.; 3rd eL, 9/. 2, 014.; 4th dl ., 61. Is. Opt ; sth cl., M. ea. Old.; Gth eL, 21. es. :ul.; 7th et., U. 0n.244.-Name unknown, Commander, Stl. 4,34 d la clam, 201. los. 3d. ; 2nd e1.,121. As. 31.; 3rd el., M. 3s. lid.; 4th el-, 41. 2s. lea; 3th el., 21. Is. Old; 6th el., It. 7s. 4d; 7th eL, 13,8 d. PORTIIYOUTLI, JUNE 2.-The Howe, 120, and B-41e rophoa, 76, and Rae brig, all sailed out of harbour yesterday and anchored at Spitbead.- The tr., remains wind bound at Spittirsd.-The lierbtalda, brig, arrived from the Kilo( Indies this morning; she proceeds to Chatham to be paid otf. A number of in valids and supernumeraries have come borne in her. lihewas built at Bombay and launched on the sth of Feb., and conuninikined on the 10th of Feb. by Coen. him., late of the Cruiser. which vessel has been sold oat of the service. The Nerbudila railed from Bo abay ten the 29th of Feb., and to last from Ascension. She was brought hone by a portion of the Cruiser's officer. and crew, and the remaining pn, Von are bringing home the surunt from Bomlay.-The Sharpshooter. at., arrived this morning with marine., and isto proceed to Pembroke and bring round the C...dossu. to Mtn port. DEVO:4I.OkT, JUNE 1.- Pluto, Gt., Lieut. Corn. Richard son, sailed this afternoon with mails for Madeira and the most of Africa-Sharpshooter, et, and Netley, tender, arrived this morniug from Portsmouth, and came into harbour. WOOLWICH, JUNE 2 -The Admiralty have, it is said, ordered • series of roc/ern-et. to take place with the various mall steam-packets, to ascertain whit amount of speed Is g a ined by loading the safety valve of boilers beyond a certain extent. Several steamers will be tried, and their boilers loaded at 1010., 12th.. and 2lb. to the square Inch; and if the lass of specs! on a reduction of from 20th. to 101 b. Is not considerable. the pressure on the boilers of all the packets will be reduced to the latter sum. Their lordahips have streatly redeem that the pressure on the boilers of all the Dover mail steamers shall he redoeed to lop,. o n th.. .I.llLre trreb , WS they appear to jive an i et nla ing worked at a higher pressure. it is well known that, in order to gain any effectual increase of speed in a steamer, an immense addition must be made to her existing pressure, a practice which, though it may add a knot or • knot end a half per hoar to her roved, Is not unattended with danger, and is in the highest degree destructive to the boilers and machinery of the vessel. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 2.-Ae et/INTMEnTs. --- Acting Moist. ant Sargent,.: 0. Moore, to Vbtory ; J. W. Cleave, to San Josef - Second Master: T. Manse, to Bollerophen, -Master's As-lieunt J. W. Reed, to Spitfire.-Naval 'oda G. S. Pears., to Ocean-Acting Gunner: J. Melton, to excellent -Boatswain : T. Whitlock, con firmed to Wellington.-Acting kepenter : G. Mdcher, to Belleialc. 111.11'fARY. Yesterday 'naming (June 1) the Moilmough, of 1,400 tone, Capt T. N. Webb, arrivrd in the Downs from Calcutta, after an extraordinarily quick pax use, at thin &num, of 97 days, having on board a detachment of her Mare‘ty's 30th Refit, (wadding of 139 private., II sergeants, 7 corporal., 5 drummers, besides some women and children, under the commando( Capt. Itonhum and 1/odd, Lirute Beller; James, Ryan, and Singleton. Assist-Ant-Surgeon Barlow died at sea on 22nd April. tato intelligence. HOUSE Or LORDS. :Present :—The Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham, Lord Campbell, and other Peers. ATTOENNT-GINSHILL r. COX AND OTHERS. MORTGAGOR AND MORTGAGEFA.-BPBCIALTY AND SIMPLE CONTRACT DEETS.—Pktio EuriEß.—Tl3 is appeal against an order of the Vice-Chance Ilor of England, declaring the order in which the crown and other creditors of the late Duke of York ars entitled to rank in his estate, which is insufficient to Pal..° ll of thom,:wis ( Veiled by the Solicitor-General on Donau of the crown. At bur o'eleek the further hearing wag fixed for Monday next, on which day, it the argesse'lle be then sufficiently wive wed, • report twat be given. EQUITY COURTS. Before the Maitre of the Rolle. LORD µaf.LL•LL•Y V Lo•n hIuRNISO*ON.—CONtRIMPT or CoUßT..—Memo. Roupill and ileathaeld, on bettalt of the plaintiff, moved 1.. this cue that Mr. Richard Batley, the steward of L rd filornlnften, might be committed for • cootempt of court, In aiding in • breach of an in , uncti n granted on the '2sth June, 1848, and continued on the In ar log of the cause in July but, to restrain L ird Mornington from receiving the rents of certain estates in Ears and Southampton, and from interfering with such estates in eon trovention of the potwessius of the trustees appointed under an indenture of 15th December, 1834, and from granting or renewing lessee otherwise than according to the Lerma of the power of leasing given to him by math Indenture, and also from cutting timber or committing waits Oil the eetaleit ill ques tion. It appeared that Mr. Batley had been a party to the utting Jown 01 .o,lle polards, and the granting of leases in hriech of the injunction.—Mes•rs. Waited° and Willeuck, on In half of Mr. Batley, expressed his regret that h♦ .nuuld have been • pa 'ty to acts which amounted .o • breach of the injunction, but at the time he was nut aware that mush acts amounted to a breach of the injunction. And they repressed Mr. Batley's intention net •u he privy to any future ens of the same sort; and asked that he might not be charged with the costs of the present opplic►llon, as he bad already had to pay his own costs of former applications Navin!. • similar object in view, which amounted to a large sum.—Mr. Roupell said that a tar what was stated on behalf of Mr. Batley, he shuld not pros his too: ion. Lord Ltogdalq Master of the 8011., said he wise very glad that he was not cared upon to make the order which he should have felt himself bound to make. There was no doubt that Mr. Batley had been guilty of a con tempt of court, and he must pay the coats of the present motion. Wore the. of Fmlasd- IN RR RIVERI4.—MAILRIAIaii lIETWERN FR0111111761) DEORRNR or CONSANOUINITY.—Mr. Ileatlitivld appeared in support of a petition for the payment of • ruin of money to a legs'ee, under a testator's wilt. Evidence was produced ' to show the title of the petitioner to the inoperty, b u t ft qnestion was raised as to who war the peeper person to give; a receipt to the glutei*. It appeared that the legatee was a' lady who hail been married ; and, upon the otath of her hu•band in 1843, had married the brother of her husband in the same yrar. It was, [hi refine, suggested that the receipt should be given by both husband and wife.—The Vice- Chancellor mid the lady had herself stated that she had mar ried her husband's brother, which marriage was void; con sequently, as she was not married at all, her receipt *lone was sufficient discharge to the trustee. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. adore Mr. Commissioner Shepheni. TY. MERCILanr THILOSKS . SHIP LOAN AND INSURANCS ASSOCIATION.—Tbit was a meeting for the choice of as sign es. The case had been brought within the purled of he bankruptcy law by the late act tor facilitating the winding up of joint stock companies. The court was owded with persons waiting to prove their debt...—A(,r • long discuonon respecting the regularity of service of the notice of adjudica. lion under the bat, the sort then proceeded to receive proofs ,f bts. To some of lone objection was taken, on the ground that the parties had brought actions against the dir.ctors, but the objection was overruled, the prows bring admitted but not fur the costs. Ultimately Mr. 1). Halkett, merchant, and Mr. Percival Champion, merchant, were appointed trade assignees. Debts to the amount of about sAksß, weir proved. It is 'upwind the company's liabilities will amount to about 23.0001. The sLartholders are not a numerous body. The compony hes wily been carrying on basins sa about three years. _ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1848. A DISTIIMINO APPIAIL.—WitI. Bell, the widow of Mr. J. Bela, who for upwards of fifty years carried on the busi ness of • newevender at the Royal Exchange, applied to 41d. Moon, who eat for the Lord Mayor, for assistance to ettebla her to bring up her family, who were now dependant upon her fur support and she stated that If eh° could pro cure a fund sufficient to enable her to commence business, • number of gentlemen connected with the City, who had long known and respected 11,r deceased husbaod, would most wil lingly and zealously engage in forwarding her views —Ald. Moon, and subsequently the Lord Mayor, both said they had known Mr. Bell many years, and much respected his chit, meter and family, and they would certainly not only contri bute thenuelvea, but promote and receive subscriptions fur Mr. Bell MARLBOROUGH STREET. ROMISIMIS AT its Chi tAT WaSTSItN TSIMIN Ls. — T. Barnard, alias /fungus/4 was fully committed en the charge of steeling, on Monday lam, a portm int.au, containing, among other things, a cheque for 1,800!., belonging to the Rev. Mr. Attree, from the Paddington station, the particulars of which we have alread given under this head. A second ch irge was brought f orar aii., on which the prisoner was olio committed. MARY LEBONE —A Son.—R. Rowe, a youth about 17 years of age, who was stated to ho the son of Dr. Rowe, Gloucester road, Reg , at's-I).lTh ,was brought before Mr. Lng. —Robert Bohn, servals' to Dr. Rowe ; opposed that on the previous evening the prisoner abused his father, who was much indisposed, and give him a blow upon the brad. fie (witness) we. called up to protect the doctor from further violence, and laid hold of the prisoner, who struck him se vere! times. Witness also mod, "He assaulted me while protecting his father Irons his violence upon • former occasion, but Br. Rowe prevailed on me to forego the charge which 1 hail made against him ; he has also sworn that - he would run me through with a sword."—pined dde., or 14 days' inspri.onmeat. the result of which was that the report was agreed to, with the exception of such portion en wes conoidered to imply any radion of the agreement for the teeth* of the rear Volley line. W nether or not teat agreement nu binding it would have ha be submittid to • future inert Ing.-Mr. Meld tempi del of tile coolffivion of the • ...„„,,, a i a ,-noolutions to the folinwing effect were then solcmitn d and *weed to: For the election of eigleeen director. onl two old- I t ,• for the fixing of the &diary of the secretary, which it um de laded should be SOM. a year; for the rebind of 10140001. on the binds of the company for three yeses at 6 per cent.; sod fur ether pat penis* the payment of the Interest euthorleed by the couspany'a ect to be made rep out of capital fie the year 1846, until after the open. ing of the line to Norwich, taking credit foe the mine, end for interest thence In the meantime in the company's bode; or, M their option, of furled it placed to the credit of the payment of alb; thereby avoiding the tecedity of rated during the current year the large slum of 40,00 it, for the payment of intent, and leering the whole of the r eestres of the company applicable to the discharge of de dons, to the completion of the line, and to the placing it at the earli est peasible period In a potation to make out 01 lie earning,. a h 'M utate return npon the capital embarked . Denne, UTTOXIIIThit AND BTAFroItD.-Lontlon, unB 2.- Sprint( Meeting.--Mr. Nash in the chair.-'I hie meeting wee held for the purpose of receiving the emend instalment of the balance remaining, coneequent upon winding lip the elide. The report Meted the the position art affairs at the lid !met h* wan no foiled : Iknry'• edit n had b rn referredto diati Bon, the sword in whio h war not made until November 17 1847, when only ;NI. was given to the plainilff, Indeed of 3,131 1 . The arta, which were to be paid by the cmpany. were taxed on the 6th of April loot, and reduced hum 1,615/. Ile, Ott. to YAM 12.. 4d. It wart not idemble to gib them hued rather, the plaintiff h iving brought thirty-one actlonsageinst different members of theta enflame., Mr. Ildrignii. action um stopped by hl. hinkruptcy, and M. seem. nets could neither br compelled to continuo nor abandmi their clad until burred by the statute of Bennie Moo. The committee anaemid to pay the adders /So/. indeed of 2,0001., the amount of :Mir dr. mind, v. May proceedings, eich party me ing their um* ode. The regrading claim of Mr. Itirkardrion for 1241. 19e. was settled toe ell. 19.. bl. Ineluding Mr. Writ's claim for 1, i 3 d., *diem had been brought against the company for 10, 160/. 116.4(1 , which the committee hail)defeated, •• denied for 1,1411. 191.1 d. They would have salved he larger portion of that din (the 7 tall to Mr. Iliggirs's alines) had they deemed the power of forcing then in trial. One aeler r action had since been brought Retool Recommit* fur 1331. Its, by Mr. Wood, • leveller, employed b 3 Mr. Dimon.. The modal., offered him di. to eompreenier, but he revered mold, which the committee hail refueed w p iy. The molicitor'e bill wee taxed dirdely It could be got natty, and the day after the taxing wae completed the committee met to wind up the Medd of the tumidly. Ity the loot belence-deet, 27,30 V, ems reed eel for the that innalment of 11. 12s. Al per sham on 10,920 shard, of which 16,1461 hail been paid upon, leaving 63 share., and 1054 12e. Al. for the Mat imitchnent thereon Mill unpaid. By the ;ardent balance-sheet, the own of 6,7711. was available for the further instelinent of es, which the din mittee would have been ready to pay bar: for the cinumstence that, since the above report um prey ad and the meeting mile I, Mr. Ilenry had male s claim upon Mears. Gray and Incise for the oasts of the eurvey. The committee were advised that they eau* not part with the fund% aa it wee prattle that they a *hi be liable to Mews. Gear and Midge, should Mr. Ilenry recover any thing against them. Thin they did not apprehend, but they felt they were bound, having the interest of the itharebolders in new, to treat the revolt. -A king discussion ended, in the c Anse of which Mr. Cohen cumpleinni in inning term. of the charges of the solkitor, to which that gentleman replied in animater trim. It appeared from the Inhume-sheet that the amount paid to the solicitor from the hot of July, 1510, to the 13n1 of Muy, 1011, was 1,4964 lea ltd. The hablbure of the comedy amounted to 4991. 3.. rd. After deluding the rum of 6,7711., which woo propoord to be divided, from the ha lence in hand, the man remaining would be 914 13a. MI.-After a few word* from the chairman, who fumed that the meeting would absolve the director. flow any nil-Men igrment or inattention to tht 'Mired of the all...holder., a Committee was appoiiited ui inquire into the nature of Mr. Henry's claim, and how lac the company war li .hte, anti report accoolingly.- •The greeting then adjourned well the re alt of the iiiquiry could he made known. !IMMINGHAM AND OA VOILE. JUNCTION. - Adjourned Meehng. -Lowden, June 2.-51 r. P. 11. Mentz In the chair-Oar the node. of Mr. Cali man the meeting Wan still further a( hourneiL Conn, BUCK Hoeg, AND rAithAlitt.- Half yearly 'llea i/19. -Cora, May 31.-Dr. Loam in the chair. It leereare I fium the unsocial determent that the necipts of the compel amount. 57.1114, end to dubunements to 21411381., hunt" a balance in favour ot the company 10,9134 The directed' report stated that the work. were being rapidly drafted. Several embankments had been completel, and the earn,un heeled were tut appreaching com pletion. The contractor la in punewdon of all the land, with the ex. orptlon of half • tulle. The eh airman, in inovina the adoption of tit • Tepee, end that the director. had received n ai ly half the sum required for completing the line, and during the neat ail neinilie they would renetve at least 1,004 per h, which would enable them to premed with rigour. The company had paid for lanai sod labor 11,3777. Ardor. u the ainount of 13,11.44. had been stile lin derma the pest half year. The line, at we. aspctral, would be elan pleted in IS menthe at forded. -The reports were adyted, and a depultory conversation nee place relatite to the reduning de. Lather it, after which the meeting separated. PA ttla AND it 0 C P.N. -Sneered Jleeting.- Pari., May 30, --M. de L'FAINN! in the chair.-M. Thibeuded read the repent, from which it appears that, during the early pert of the preent year, the traffic on the lute was gradually recovering from the depressed state into which the commercial ends of last year had thrown it. a• the receipts fens January Ito February :J predated en auguientathon of 111,53e1f. 330. over the correeponiling period of the previous year. The damage done to the line at the revolution had mimed the reCelptS to fall of front 25,3171.61 c. per day tri 9,33.0. 65c., but thie letter .1111 increared to 11,3341, 7e. when the hedge of Benin. a d the pewee* then gb Kouen had been repaired. The temporary brithte at Adieus, foe the service of the fine, would cempleted in a fortnight, and then the translate t from Perla to Ilaere would again be ended without interruption. The hood hail applied to the goveniMent for pave/nary anetance to re,eir the damage in ea-. Wen, but bad nut rennet the .a-vilest pun, so that they sere obliged to do all front their own en, wets In coneequenee of the dr.°n owe incite un teem, they hal applied to the h mlera of their bond. for • per'. it. ley, ad bed teeny wielded the garden. rat , shim the government Lull moth...lnn the stab to tone taai.e.lun of the various railways threw everything into petite b tthiet. The report then discerner, at great length this measure, aril thews m how dis astrous& nine, if would select the intends of the Rouen remedy. It sake whether It Is equitable for the minitner to offer 2,6in,leeif. rime for • railway which, if er paying all experts, lay real. of Kum, sinking fianaL lees . gives • dear nAntiteof 4,271,913 f.! or, in other mode, • mute of 39f. 9e. pi chore, w hen the produce u not ler than 514 23e. rier sitar and this, be it recollected, with • lease of 92 yeses to run The report then asides the question did defied In all he beatings, adding cogent arguasste to prove that it ought never to take place. This document wee received by the meeting with great applause, and afterward. M. Thibetekau gave a tire rare Woman of what (deed the precohng icy Wore the eAntnittee of the Nahum.] A.aenibly, wbu ti be end 31r. Blued op reared before It to defend the intereete of the company. When M. Thibeudeau had concluded. a Addict* n mowed that &comicality should be appointed to act with the tereM, no Mel been dour In other oempenies. llns was et urine negatived, the meeting declaring that the diroches had evinced such minted. end energy that it wee un tie Vleal y to add to them any extrettrou. alt•istatire.- AL Duval then endued • vote of *tusks to the board for the seal and ability they had duet', Mitch was paved with acclimatten. The meeting chit; separated. BUSINESS OP THE ENSUING WEEK.-(Prat Roihrop Chronicle). Marrieue.-Ilirmusgham sod Oohed, June 9, Bermingham; Graveled anti ktoeheuer, Just 7, IS, New Broad-street, at 1 • tureis and Think, Juoe 10, Leda at 12; Liverpool, Mancheder, and New carttle.uoort-Tyne, June 5. London Tavern, at l 2; (Janet*, June 5, 9, Old Jewry Chamber.% at 1 ; Oxford, Word,* r, and Weiverhatup ton, JUL. 13, Worcester, at 2; Sambre and Meow, June 11, Loudon ravers, at I ; Scottish Midland Junction, June 6, Perth, et 1 ; Tow Vale, June 3, London Tavern, at 1 ; Waveney Volt* and tired Var. mouth, June 6, London Tavern. at 1. Cordless-Manch, ster, Sheffield, and Lincoltuhire-303 owl Wilda and 100 goods wegaon., J /JIM 3. Conk-Ayrshire and Galloway-21. 10e. due May II ; Birkenhead, ladashire, and Cheshire - V, 3.. on the 311. theme, due June 16 ; Bolton, Blackburn, Clitherue, and We-t Yorkshire-24 on the ti" preen we dada and IL on the 111.,ekburn, Clitherise and North. Western dares, b.th due June 7; Buckinghamshire -24 on the original and un the extension ahem both due May I 3; Cork nod liandue-11. So., due May 10 ; Derbyshire Staiffordellire, and Wor cestershire-If., due May 1J; Direct l ' oredon and Portsmouth- If. to., due June I ; Dublin and Bela* Junction-21. 10a., due June I ; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen -54, on the new chard. due May II; Edit Anglian-14 on the 5/. darts, and on the new 34 10s. shard, both dile May 31; East Lan. eashire -24 on the new share% numbered 33,436 to 83,600, due May 20 ; East and Wdt India Docks and Birmingham Junction ,los., due May 31; Ewe and Went Vorkehe e • -21. lire. due June (7; Edinburgh ad Northern-I4 tat the IV. .ffirees (1516;, 24. Ithi on 231. share, (1847), If. 1100, nn the 134. Mares( (1.471, 21. ciel the 201. shard (1810 and 1017 late Edinburgh Leith, and Greaten`, all due May ; Glasgow, I"eieley, mid Ayr - 54 on the 25/. *hard (Reit (ode), due slay 16; Great North of Leila/4-IW. on the 411/. share., due June It; Greet Northern -2/. due May Si; Great s aithern and Western II.) -24 ho.. due June l 0; lanceshite and lorkaltite-2J, 160., on the third sherd, SI. on the liuthierstleid and defilekl shard, SI. on the Wale•fteld, Pontefract, and Goole 254 ebarey all due May 6 - and 14 18.. on the Wet Biding Urdu shard, due May 1 3; Leeds, Denebory, end Muni:heater-24 Mc. on the 23/. brand shard, due May 15 ; Leeds and Thirsk -31. on the original *des due May 9; London end Blackwell -I/. on the new shard, NO. 2, due May IS ; ad 2/. 10ee on the exteneion dares, due 1 June 0; London and North-Western-11. Pei on the Stanch der ad Birmingham lul. dares, "A" and "It," and SI. on the 25/. share% all due July 5; London and Soutn-Weidern -3/. on the new Si:Lehner., and 4/. on the new 4111. sharee, created 144.5, due Nay 8, Lowestoft - SL ou the new b per cent. (loll) rh ma, due Slay 13; Maroc-ter, Buxton, Slattock, and Midland-14, due May 13; Neweadie .:net a anode -151. an the new 1004 ghats% due June 21 ,• North Stalodelaire -24 lee n due May n; Oxford, Wog - ester, and Wolverhampton-St., due June to; Sheffield, Rotherham, and tiollte (couthern dutch.%) -11. la. 6.J. due May hi; (Northern division), 24 sue June 10; efouth-Feelern -5/.0. the 301. share* and or. the 33/. 6e ed. vh dcs, both due June 3; smith Yorkshlre, lAin,eiter, and G• de - due June is; mining and Dunermone -V., slue Jose 5; Tour. and Nan es -14, Macioce 6; Wateriont and Limerick -21. Its, due Slay 20 ; Wilt,, beenereet, and Weymouth-34, due M.ty Y. 'Dumped Hood litlickrock, arid Passage-Till Jane S. TULA /TI —WOOER ending May 1, 1 May 27._1 From th o Rwuy, Chremiek.) LIM lint. , 1840 11847. 11.1 70 4.11 1.4.1110. N. Wea1.11...142.00i47301 3.9 , Lem.l.;tian.l Illacktrall, 1.282, I +7l 1111 707 PA 1.40db01..1.1rtghte,ac...17..1133 10.:41 YS I . k 1 1. 411 i x1:a d e. " 110 ' 1 4 1 : ..4 V =...... ' t l l 3 : 11 1.010 1..10. llaryport :I CArlWe... 147 1 011 14.80 14.15 MillLuel . .. ...... 2/.1:1`73.wit 1.2,7 El Newortle 0 Carlisle.. 2.074 7.3)1 3.12 I,6osiNerth lintkh „...... 2.070 1.01 0 1, — shrewebtary a 000/40r. 00; 470 2.17, 2.70., south Ikv..“ ..... ... 1.23 .87 134: 1,1 , 11 r. Kith Eaaken........ 11,14 Sow 2.3 1-1.4 Tar Vale . ...... ..... 1.1.4 1,417 20,1 M: 21 Ulster .. .. .. ... 767 771 li • iWtillehaven U 15ter............ $l7 Al 4 LI I. 7 Yaks N . a ilwk... 12.41.3 %All IL* N. 11 , 11a0.1.. 11.1710 44.0 Irk., Lancs.& Chogi uubhn ra VuAllottKiltoft.own. Duna. Pth.t.tl4u.J n. 1.44 LanuaAhlre K.l',~uutk+ k .VuAol.l At " . .1 taw. 0ra...1 . meat r7;a7ra... — !tendal Vputlenl. iw,w:wro a i~rr,:l MUSEI .►JAJ(KET FKIDA I EYI?UN O. The more disordered state of political affairs cons vent, brought by the various mails this morning, rendered public securities mere he.try without muking any particular imprebsion on prices. The transactions were extremely limited today, and no disposition was manifested to turn untavourable news to account for speculative objects. Consuls were done as high as but the general range of the quotations was 834 to 84, and so they left off both for money and account. Reduced Threes, 82; to 4. Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents., 83; to Exchequer-bills, 325. to 3Gs. pre mium. Bank Stock, 191 to 3. Thu dealings in foreign stocks were rather more active, and some variatims in prices may be neted. Spani.li were still in decline, the Fives at 12 to ; the Threes, at 221 to 3; Passive, 31 to ;. Portu• geese, 161 to 174. Mexican, 141 to 131. New Granada, 111 to 121. Peruvian done at 36, quoted 33 to 7. Dutch fwo-and-.i-llalf per Cents were better at 424 to 31 ; the Fours, 621 to 31. The trm,sactions in foreign exchange were of small importance. Bills on Paris, at short, were freely offered, and drawers anxious. The rate negotiated was 25.50. Oa Amsterdam the negotiations were at 12.3; on Rotterdam, at 12.4; on Hamburg, 13.13 to 1 ; on Frankfort, 122 to 1 ; on Leghorn, 31 to 50 ; on Madrid, 40 —all at three months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 514 to /. In the prevent circumstanots of the Austrian go vernment it is considered to be very doubtful v hethi.r the dividends on the debt will continue to ir paid. The Coupons have been freely purchased of late by the deolers in foreign exchange, and in considerable quantities. at the rate of two guineas per clupon en titled to 21. 10.. as the half-yearly dividend on Five per Cent. Stack, the purchasers taking the risk of pay ment. Hut on the announcement of the renewed revolutionary movements in Vienna this morning they tell to, at.d may now he had at, 11. lss. each, at which rate few pintoes will be found perhaps to spe culate in them. The exchange at St. Petersburg on the 10th ult. corn. s quoted in further decline at :HI to 1. At Hamburg, on the 30th ult., there was little doing in exchange. Money was abundant and easy at '2I .er cent. Stocks and shares were, however, generally loser. Large orders for wheat had been received from England, more particularly from Liver pool. It may here be noted that general complaints were current to-day among the merchants connected with Hamburg and the Baltic, about the tardy delivery of the lettere. The Mall was known to be in at a suffi ciently early hour; but nevertheless the letters were not delivered until about haltpast 2 o'clock. Such unnecessary delay, more especially on a foreign post and bill day. is a serious inconvenience. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the 27th ult. give, as compared with those of the week preceding, the following results: Circulation Issue X2a,741,610 Circulation sem Püblic deposito Other Mamas 9,115,4;9 04 - orernmest mecurttlen . . in nankin" Department! • iti s t. 4l . (Aber ~camas Dan sod bulbar Besen.day and other We 1,1132,2.12 The rat The reserve of notes in the banking department, at 8,931,65,51., shows an increase of 365645!. It is evi dent from the increase, inconsiderable as it is, in the government securities held in the same department, that the Bank was then advancing to the Treasury on Deficiency 13111 s, toe product of which was carried to the account of pu'•lic deposits, whilst at the same time relieving itself of Each, quer Bills by sales in the market to a nearly corresponding amount. The coin piratively small amount and increase of the public deposits, at such en advanced period of the quarter, show how freely and continuously they must have been drawn upon for ordinary and extraordi nary expenditure. It is to be feared that reven,.e has been, and will he, so much in arrear that, after the current half-quarter's collections shall he made up, the government may still have to be in debted to the Bank for further advances on deficiency bills to a large amount for the payment it the eivi dends in the b , •gtnning of next month. The decrease under the head of the Hest would be the necessary consequence of the periodical disbursements of the Bank for salaries and other expenditure. BANK 0? KNOLAND.—Acoot,r for the Week gnarling Ilay 27. •ses uSFS I, M t. NOWA issued 8,743,451.0 LX.7(3,610 Proprietor. Call Put,llo I/limits curial ptt., 11441E4, COM a X 14.101111 11).)11l, i.lf 4 . 844 . 0 3 S 0:Our . 15.ffso-daysisdotha tlllb 1.0.4111 1.32.978.72; Juno 1. MI. ENGLIPt! Beat Red, IA 3 per et, Rol Mum., sti i sp. et. Cour..4r, Auste.. Al4l 3j 4 Nem lj gar C 4 Anat., 034 j j Lay/ Ana., 30 740 re, exp. U. 10, Mt 12-18 __ _ __ _ roustoi I par Ct. Bra Mk. 47 1 par Ct.. Ortuart • NIA., 12 11/ per CL Mr %lean, 141t1. 1b 143 per t. Peru, WI Wk. I pro Pt. P..rtugu MA-. II 4 tor Ct. Irato, Iril I ger Ct. $1.44i div. fru= 1840. 1:3 12 1 Gorerninest Deikt. ... 111.015.100 Other Securities .... 2.1054 an 4 11.3'.41.32 elilver t ulllua ........ 1.4 4,11/4 .81.3.74.1.410 P•STY.T. th..crutnetit - 11nC17171 . ;e1 -7 / 1 Wirtil A nnultyi ........... 1.11.751.215 Ot.lkor Sywrltlis ...... 11.524 714 ), °too .... ..... 931.45 UuW mad &Ivor ply 771.121 CH.341.725 M. MARSHALL. Chide... Allen VUN(II. Z;M01:Ior Acct.. M 4 Etta 14111 s, £l . tw . 2.1.36 G 2 £.°'. 3; 2 Pitt". Small. 32 Unto, AdrurtleM. 12 31 FUN Mk 3 per et. Sionl.ll dir. fr.ln Slay. HMI, 112 IHttu, Phow . ..e W.., 1; 4 3 per Ct. Sinto,ll 13 10 21 per ct. Dutch Lxvltatrze. 12 NII 4 p 0. Ihitali CM., 621 _COM.VERf.I.4I, AVI► MARKRTS PRODUCE MIxaOO LANE, June 2. The sugar market has cl ..d for the week, showing • decline of NI to Is. per cwt., attntoitable to the doiaration made by Lord John Russell= Monday, that be would not make any alteration in the Sugar Duties Act pawl in Oita by which, tm We sth Juiv nest, the differential duty between foreign and lirtch phintotion would he reduced In fd per gust., to which we alluded on Tuiwiliy. The sales of West India to-Air have only been 2.444 raids., making 1,250 hkda. for the week. The public silts of M.uritius advertised fee to-day, were withdrawn, but about 1,500 kegs Deng..l in nubile sale. Refined has become dull, and standard ifti day is dim tat ot min at 36a—There kiss not been &public sale of wife, to-day, the article wears • dull appear. sane.—saltpetre has lurber declined; vermilion 2f euld s. to 2ta Gd.; ref. R, 27e., wnick is fully Is. lower, and there are move sellers then &a mat this reshation.—Kum, proof Leewiada, nominal. Is. ad. to Is. 9d. —454t0 i remains dull. Tisaow, 45a. fal. in puha@ ale, St. Petersburg V. C., sold 44.5. 6d.; Australian. 4us. W site. Gad. ; Atrium, Me. &I. to 4*. 6,1. ; South Marro:an, 40s. to 43a. GI.; Italian, 43a. 9d. to 44. In other articles no alterstion, but the amount of basinews done In the produce markets reerolly ha. been much smaller thin the two preceding WK., the want of n final de cision on the part of go , ernm,nt on the West India question has a depresiong influence on articles conacted with that great interval. 8 W..dAR.— I he average price of Surer, the produce of the British poissessions in America, computed from the returns made la Use week ending the 30th day of May, Isle, is 254. 3jdL prre.t. sm., the produce ot the Mauritius is 24.. 114 d. per cwt. Sugar the I produce of the East Lodi.. is 27,. per rwt. The seem* price of the three foregoing dearriptiona, Jointly, Is 235. Ind. per cwt. 55:010k, JUNE 2 —f4,e ma het has hewn rather quiet tigt week, and the tr..n.aceins ar• trot important; but this ihirfiy from the trade b taloa perch wed very freely lately, and the supp.y now on show b. ing poor and indifferent Several arrivals mob mtg.dr came. ore, however, reported once our last, std we eapeet, with the apiwaren.e of the. , temples at market, we shall ex perience a revival in the dcinauiL In relined goods there is stiff a very brisk sate at remunerraite rote. to the manufacturers. Rum con tinued dull and neglected, but there is little of any description offering at preecht. COTTON.—LtsturooL. JUNI 2.—The market to-day was rather better, the sale- being 3,100 talcs. ma week's ales amount to SCOW bales inc.urline 2,mni American co speculation, and American for export. Crites: New Orleaai, 3 6; Bowel Georgia., 34 4; Surat; 24 34. wousniu STUFF. —Eital,TOlta, Just 1.--There was about an average ettenilarice of merchants in the Piece-hall to day, and a fur amount of business was done in piece.goode riuitsbl fur the home motet., especially in Gamy fabrics, exh biting anything new in their style; but the sales for export were compare tarty Sew, except to the American homes. It is remarked that the mocha geode in the market was extremely small. The yarn osonket was ranter inactive, very few sale, being effected, and these chiefly at prices which the iminners characterised as unreanmerstive. In the wool, aiorturt little business was done, except in moils and beak's, which sold readily at late nits.. BLANKETS.-1111cattosnwacst, JUNE I.—Our mar ket to-day was lint thinly attended by buyers; yet there was some hue/ease done far eltipping at late rates. For home consumption the demand it at present stank . HOSIERY AN O LACE TRADES.—The cut-up stocking branch sell continue* brink, and the hands have made .slight at tempt .tat arlemee f wages; but this sot only partially availed to, ant the heelers, f aline it as a check, gave out materials with a very sparing hand. The drawer, puittaloen, and shirt branch has MK improved in the name rano as the stocking branches, many of the frames being still abort of e pl 'merit. The colt Is glove trade to still in • vary impaired condition, but this is attributed to the glove bonds having turned nut to avoid an abatement in their wage,. The plain silk glove branch le Hill in a very fair condition, the hands in general having employment; but the other silk branches are in a mast depressed erviddion. Toe emigration to America still mutinies, though many of the emigrants sant home great complaints. Amongst other things they couplain of execs-lye frame-riot, which is as mica as four slalings per wick; and in many in. stances the stockingere are compelled to board when they work, for which they are charged lee. ret. per week. The cotton lace trade is certainly improved, not only in %remand, bet what is of greater im portance, is the minima of conducting it. The push. r trade has so tar 11111,UVed, that we have bean! of a few pusher machines being actually in the coulee of construction. Two years since this would have been thought an imponsibtaty. A comaderable trade is curried en in making bobbin lace from white blewhed tattoo, in which bleached flax thwart in introltioed in earlius patients. The elk bobbin trade is still pretty goof, ar.d, it anything, increasing. The muslin laces still keep their ground. Several lace workmen have iarlVt‘i from 1.y0n,; they give a very sorry description of the LTOII. Dew manutacturcis. vitas raw reduced snipe even beneath the Nie tingham petoes.—Norsiegkom Joasetod. From tA4 LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, ✓une 2. BANKRUP rOltit 00 4 11 a, Honey, Couthamptnn. corn merchant, to aurte...ler Juno Id :.t 11, July .1 at 12, at thamghall-ct. ,tacn a. Mort ner, Starts, I.ishop'• Walth mt. Uinta; off. aacht. KURZ; b: Truaty.eq., nine broker. June 7 et 111, & July 25 at Li, et ltasinahall-et. Sale., Moran. Liaklater, Leedenhaart.; off. vulg., Follett, sambroolt-et- 'roinurumes !fru', jun., Hereford, grocer, June IS & July 8, at 101, at Ilinningh.on il. 0110., Robinson, Queen-M.-pl., Pritchard, 11..retord, t 31usharn, Birmingham ; utr. 4ustug., lattriore, - minimum . _ Jona thassa, City-ril., cabinet manufacturer, June 15 at lb, & July 13 at 112, at Useingtiall.st. Sul., Taylor, Pavement, Finsbury; off, vulg. Johnson, Basisighall-m. JOlllOll hi 1 1101. TON PI.JUIRI & Trans Praaox, Sunderland, apo. themines, June 9at 114, & Ads 17 at 12, at Newcastle-upon-1)w Ct. Sole., Naples & Cb., * Frederick's-14, & Messrs. Wright, Sun derland ; off. ius•ig , Baker, Neesuale-upon-Tine. Juts 5% INT OILAN 1,0114 grecer, June 16 & July :a, at 11, at Leeds Ct. Sole., Wiggle-worth. & Messrs. Richard- KM. Leeds; off. usu., Frump:us, Leeds. CUI3IIOIt Roue. Shelton, etaffordshire, manufacturer of earthen ware, June 17 at July 18, at 11, at liirmorgham Ct. Sol., Williams, lian.ey; off. assig., •%hitmore, Birmingham. Gums &mummy, Kubrick, Yorkshire, manufacturer, June 13 & July 11, at 12, at Wed+ Ct. Itickuds & CU., Liocon'e inn-fields, Basher, Brighuits; & Barrett, Leeds; off. wig., Hope, Lard& .loTlien Scarily, Roston, ilidtordshire, tamer, June 7 at 12, & July 23 at 1, at Wisiughall•st. sole., 'Blahs a Co., Chancery-la & Smith, Pot= ; off. emit, tireen, A:dermenbury. ' Gamuts THOM" BrLnot, inercbant, June IC at July 14, at it, at Bristol Ct. Nolo., White se Co., London, a. short & Strickland, Bristol; otf. mtg., Miller, Bristol. Wriuss luaus, Ctraelost.ercas, carpet warehouseman, June 9 & July 24, at 11, at Bad goal - at. Sots., Reyroux a Branehead, Old liroadAt.; off. amis., Follett, munbrook.et. WILLI4I TiasauLt, Rewca.tlaution-Tyne, victualler, June 9 at 105, lig Julyl7 at t, at Neweasslaupon-tyne Ct. cols., William= at Milt Great JamosaL, Ballord.row, a Ingledew, Newcastlaupoa t T oe ; off. Lahr., Baker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. JAKE. Wsaigitorros, Tottenham, Middlesex, farmer, June 9 at 19, & July 14, at 11, at BallinftuilLst. Sob., Martin at Co., Commercial hale.roonta, Mincing la. i off. Lodi., Canaan, Itireltin-la. II ‘NKRUPTCY ANNULLED. May to. J. N1.11.11.1e, Manebeater, eloarebroluT. IN3OLVENT PE:1:101SEE:. T• Racily. herarataiham, Jour latch sad J. Rule, S•RrtraN•l4•ll, Lae; tm. term mak., 'lnto ucce..n. W. Laciten/ual.loclaing lambs. R Now, Reward. IN, tow., m,,,,aat t aca letter <atria, shire. ichaahr,l,let. P.Patcaf:Stroatipaatageocral &aka : W' ii.non. ok u i r srm .es.A t it tord aT:O r....r rin ot ,_ I:: dir. E a S le i L ... ii., 27. i I, J. Allan., We-t Cow. hie of Wight, wine mei. Lint —ln di" ! 5.. fl., any Tlattrulay, st , Paluseirs, Gildhall.elutodu suluttquent vlaturdayo, at Groom's, Abehureb..l2n,.. T. Wite. Birmingham, hatter — lot div. of b., June 5, & two pr quent Monday., at If otna.',,, Bircbliut.ne. 8. Bell, Toroe Colt-lune, Gnalbeldge rd., Bethnal-irmen, oar p.t e ,.... lot dtv. of I id., June 5, & two subsequent Monday., .. Birehin-lane. (4 " 41. 4 two. Bennett, Crotched-friar; merchant —2nd div, 01 id . li n zr. & oulauvient outtirday., at Groone., Ahehon 4.10ne ' Brit:Snell, Oxford..t., draper—ist thy. of 3a. bd., any Th,.. I day, at re m E., Guildindi-elamo. J. Brown, John2o., Volgware-rd., ebet•seruntufer —lst dift, 0 N A June 5, &two .ufwevitter.t Mond a y., at (*.lnnate., ittnthln-12no. --' (.1. Burr, Kavt Porleigh, lient, market gardener- - i.tdiv. of tld,, Monday, at Pennell'a Goildhall-ehantb. u, M. Butterfield &T. A. Lutterfle.d, Boynton, llnyndeapern, ud di, of 3.. 41., May 27, S. two subsequent sitar* a, .4 Groom's, Ab: elsam.h.!ane. T. A. Butterfield, Rnyrton, linendroper-14 .t flakl di.. 2 4 ._ Yay At two r.s•riequent riodunlay., at Croona'n, krhurch.laue. W. Butcher, lk SAUVage-yd , Ludgrtrdull, cap laanyt.n4V7-14 div. 1.1., May 27, a two Igub..equent eisturda”, linum' s chureh-.tee. Y.. J. Drum Bread.t., ebeapalde. merchant-Ist dig. of 20a, A ft 5, & two i•ubigywort Monday., at C.innsn's, Birclun.lae. W. J. Curinack, Sew-emirs, I reptford, badman -14 die, as. Saturday, at idieetra'a, Aldermaribury. J. B. (3anipern.Wharf.ril., City-rd., coal tnerScint -2nd die. 07a May 27, gi two subsequent tialurilly., ;it Crown's, Abekurd,..i mi , T. Day, Th. - , Crown-sq., Wert irsook, clerk in the ritr,a g e 3rd dig. of 9.1., any Saturday, at Greel.'s, kidermanglry. J. J. Fryer, Birch...lane, steckbruker dig. of & two AUINIVI.PIit Saturdays, at Groan's, AtichurelelJne. ya 7 • J. /hale, :Sew Burliruson mews, Ittment.st. job nomr-l e W 24., May 2 7 , a two subsequent Saturdays, it Grimm's, Alskurea. lane. W. Dormer & J. Dimmer, Wbitechapel.r4., eusehrnaken-dada dig. of Nti., June 5, & two sutviequeut Mondays, at Dinrun'a, chin-lane. C. Ilarriw.n, Elan Tad., builder-3rd di.. 414., June 3, two subsequent Saturds)-a, Edwards', Frederick's-place, ids Jewry. W. D. tiny, Ne sootle-upon.Tyne, baker-2nd. dig. of Id . (is add, lion to 3d. presieusly declared), June 3, a any suioeqrient Saturday. • at Baker's, Seweadie.upon-Tyne. J. 111.14ri1. Bread•M Cbeapindr, merchant-Ist die. of •:04., Joao 6, & two subsequent Monday", at Canitsn's, r. Iludrown, lUcbmond, Yorlosline irounio,ger-3rd dig. of 2d„ 6 1M Jnd at 3rd dig., on rbsequent prZeofei, w 13,. 6d. , any (lay 00 at alter June 5, at Young . .. Leeds. " " _ W. H -ae, Rowell-place, old Kent-rd., oilman—lat dlr. of 95.44,. any Saturday, at Gretn'o, Aldenuanbury. J. K. Kent, Craren.at., !Strand, money fwerener —2nd die. June S. tt two auboquent Monday% at Q 111.1• 0 .1., Kirehia-lane, K. Keto;enen, Lewis. rdwerarnith di.. of 7d. , bt • I.t 614 di. , on pubrouent proofs of Ba. Id-, any day on or after June 11, et Too:tare., Lwow. . - __..„ _..._.._ 11. Komar, Iteadlna, Berkshire, brewer-2nd div. of 441, June 3, k two entire whoa Mondays, at Gannan'o, Birchin-lane. J. Knight.. Gt. Melton, Norfolk, cattle dealer - lot & 2nd dim. of 31, & 20. 6d., any Thuroday, at Penn/115i, Guildhall-re/Link. W. Lake, Fleet-.t, printer-Ist div. of la. bd., any Thnrada at Pennell'., Ciotklh ill-thumb. J. Mon fp, 4 eosin ie., hil.bury. le Aker Feller-lot die. of 6d, on Thursday, at Pennell'o, GuiWball-cbanb. J. Morrivon. Checiwiai., tailor-ht div. of lic, any 'fburada,, a 4 Pennell's, Guildhall-chunk. J. Murray, ealg..w.ire.r.l., stationer-lot div. of 2s. 91, any Sem day, at Geern'o, Aklerminbury. G. Giddy, Jun., Dudley-hill, Yorkshire, Innkeeper -Ist di.. of in, anv day on or abet June 5, at Young's, Leeks. J. Payne, Adenideam , plumber-lot die. of G., 1,,,L , ..). 84 . 4.7. at Green's., AI lermatibury. J. A. 1111 Nei, Kitheo.ct., Lime.d., City, merchant - Ist air. ef . Fd., any Saturday, at Green's, Aldermanbury. R. 11. Pugh, Aklermantairy, wan:tem-ea/an -Ist die of M., any Thuraday, at P..nnet Fa. Guildhall-eh mai. T. Pre Kmie,rd., Cheaea, num, inerchsat -2nd di.. of bd., ha l 3, It two autraviu. nt Monday., at Cann:m.o. Bitchier-lane. T. itichniond. Peterhiwough, Nurthimptiounire, halikr -Id at. of 3, Ld., arty A durday, at Green'., Ableinurnbury. W. J. Itubccbi -lit die. of 4 9d., any Saturday, at Grten'a, Aldm. nianbury. J. "lira, Alikrmanbury, woollen warehounevrian - lot die, of 2 - A. June 3, & two Rub, queen Saturdays, at Edwards', Fred. r.ck's.plam. Old J. wry. W. Sawa, jun., Crawley-se, Oakleywq., victuallar -Ist die et la. fort, any Saturd ay, at Green's, Aldermanbury, B.4in, Beard, & Co., theapd.ie -10( der. of ill 6d., any llonday, at Pennell'., Guildhall-chamb. B. Stale, Margate, Kent. innkeeper-lot div. of 3s. td. any nun, die at Pennell o, Outklhal.chatub. T. Taylor, Cowki, Oldwilablee, baker -lid di.. of 4.., any n„,,. day, at Pcnne-li'a, Guildhall.chann. W. Turner, Gt. Towerwt., merchant -Ist div. off.. Id., az27 Munk day, at Penriell'a, Guilithall.cLanib. T. Waite, Ihith.piai e, Pecktmea, clerk is orders-tat div. of lad, rag Saturday. at Greetio, A.dernianbury. Di viDEND,l„._j une 23. P. IL Agar, New Windsor, groner-Jadd 13. E. Barn, id. lleket4.pliice, City, merchant -June 23. J. Bo ii l Clairton Wal lea. Keen, upholderer:-June 2;. J F. Comutei, milliner-Jube 26. 11. J. Cook, Iledge.row. 141ington, linerolraper- June 21. G. Dual is, Ilrunsiviek.phce. Oft Keiii.td., lue - ndraper- June 23. W. Diaper, Paringetplie, co/thin/kit -June IS. I. F.Stil, Folkestone, turiaohnig ironin. ncer -.I II:1P 21. 0. (Ander, F. - martian. liccurd victual er -June 21 J. 11. D. Ilarriaon, & W. F. Ihrnica, Up. er-a., Iviington, licensed victuallers -June 26. J. Harland, 'Ma. rick. Yuri:olive, hanker-June 2.4. G. MIA" Newport, bile 41%104 tailor -June 20. T. Ito/roes, Pendl. ton, Lddiavbire, bleder-Jul 23. A. Murrell, Park-place, M. Jolueo-wo .1, wine merebant -Jugs J.i. J. Jacks:in, Todleydo., Southwark. oilman-June 14. W. 2, R 4 Tlve, A 4 idea, Ewen, inanufac urer of agricultural machine,-Jude 23. F. Kerr, Ilarley.d., Mary lehone, bookseller-Jane 27. J. kts Trowbridge. Wiltshire, grocer -June 23. W. Larnencv, Ealing, gro. err--June 21. M. W. Lucas, Mark-laite, Llty, bong dealer-June 13. W. Maunder, Prel-place, Kensington-gravel-pita, baker-June 23. D. Martingale, Starwt.. Bread-at.. Ca , ,4/ arehouvelnaB-June 26. W. T. Morgan, Snail, Glamorgmiolure, draper-July J. J. Almeley, Nesth, Glamorgansbie e, watchmaker-June 22. 8. Parker, Fay plini-411, lineadille lamp manufacturer-June 23. W. 8. Smitb, Pea ung, Berke hire, scrivener-June 2 t. Co. Wlllania, Surbiton, Surrey, dramt -June 27. W. F. Woodbridge, Tot/bridge, Kent. banker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. - Richard Bell, Glasgow, atlp broaer, Jeer • 29, at the Kick Bull Inn, Gassow-Alesuida Drip. Aker& en, weed merchant, June 6a 27 at the Voyal Doak Aheriken -Jehn Grinly, shipowner, J une 7 • .4, at Mra. Siark's C 1 .01.11 Inn. Allen-18.0 Machray, Aberdeen, Reel rears com. tractor, June 6 A 27, at the Royal Hot. I. Aberdeen-David Porta. Madre. grater, June I ! • 28, at the British Hotel, Dundee. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-E. Adama &J. Stubbs Sheffield -F. B. Bali* U. Het, Downharn-maiket, Nod ilk -G. Riche.? &11, Pell Flashery-R. Bridges a W. E. Bridges, Silver.at.; Clerkestrek- A.. Clark & J. P. Ha kiUsp, Santaronk.R., Ilsahighall.at.-J. Geary, J. M•Krogh, & Ravenna Vallely, Manchester, so br an mask L Al' Krogh -J.Paraway. H. Mayen, F. Grigg, & ()Geri, tiratol, oat as regards H. G. Cock-R. Goodwin a T. Goodwin, Walsall, Raiford. shire-J. R. Grams ft J. M'Nicol, Llrerpool-IL Lbter a H. 11. Burrell, Huddersfield-D. J. Maitland, A. T. Peak.", & D. P. Gt. Tower.rt., City, so tar as regrets D. P. Brown-E. Mitt= Pittard, Liocoln -H. Pasant & J. Boa ormtdi. Crown-ct, Old Bread: sL, City-J. E. Phillips & T. Phillip., Newea-tkiunder.lyise-W, Pretty, A. H. Ooodbart, & J. R. Pretty. Bracknotit-erestient, Camdsa town -Jn. Radcliffe & ins'. Radcliffe. llulifan, Yorkshire -G. W-Ikar &0. 11. &Wencher, Eartat.. Manebester-sq -J. Whitaker, G. Beat, & J. S. Toils; Eee'estco, Laneashlre.-B. Wrangham, & J. Hadley, Maeda. Before Mr. Comallesioner Fain. M. JULLIEN'S BANK HU I'll:Y.—Till; was the day ap pointed fur the bankrupt to pesetas last examination, but the balance-sheet not being filed, an adjournment b..carne actuary. It was stated, on the part of 1117 bankrupt, that the grand opera account, the Cirque National recount, the tour account, and the promenade concert account, were not yet complete d ; but that the accounts of the house in Regent. street, and of Mr. Lewis, the solicitor, were in a state ul pre paration.—Mr. Cole, solicitor under the liar, said he under stood that, by virtue of a lease executed on the 11th of April, only eight days prior to the date of the fiat, the committee of Drury-lane theatre bad become entitled to the drewes and properties under M. Jullien's management, whereby the estate had been injured.--Mr. Chapple stated that this was nothiur but the ordinary form of theatrical leases. It was true the lease had only been executed sight days before the fiat ; but M. Jullien had rented the theatre ainze the preceding August on a pre cisely similar agreement. The only reason why the terve was then entered upon was, that the committee insist, d on it ; the lease did not alter the relative position of the paras, as to the pr 'perry in the dresses, &e., which bad been fixed twelve months before; while it enabled rho henkrupt to enter into an advantageous arrangement with the proprietor of the Cirque National.—Mr. Cole complained that several waggon-losds of goods ba I been removed from Drury lane Tntatre, in boxes and paeking.c..ses. He did not know what these consiated of. —Mr. Chapple said these belonged to the proprietor of the Cirque National, who bad made a spe cial agreement with the committee of Drury lane Theatre, enabling him to remove them at the expiration of his agree ment, the o dinary properties of tle establishment being halted up —Ultimstely, the last examination was adjourned till the 20th of July, to gito time fora full investigation and arrangement of the accounts. MULTIPLICATION Or LAW RIPOZT/I.—ln a conversation which recently arose in a banlouptcy case, Mr. Com• missioner Eerie observed that he considered it the duty of the advocates on each side, wherever any idea of an appeal was entertained, to furidsh the judge of the court below with the best information they card as to the authorities hearing on the point ; for it was really too bad to turn him loose on the mass of law booksand 'epees which now existed. Sogreet was the multiplication of reports now-acleys, that a person might spend kis whole fortuce in buying them, and after all not be able to read one half of them. COMMISSION OF LUNACY.—SINGCLAR DELUoIONS. An inquiry, under a commiwion of lunacy, was on Wed oeaday proceeded with at the Andover's Ford Inn, near Cheltenbam, before Mr. Commissioner Winslow and 18 special jurors, relative to the state of mind of Margaret Ed. wards, a maiden lady, aged 57, posse•ind of personal and ireebuld property, lately rtaiding at Uchydun, county of D, nbigb, but now at Saialywell. park, an , itemise domain, recently converted into a private lunatic usylum, by Dr. Witch, of Gloucester. • Toe ciommission, which was unopposed, was taken out by a sister and five nieces of the unfortunate lady. In its sup port appeared Mr. Weinyie, of (Amid ster, u solicitor. The medical and other testimony adduced tended to show that, although in her ymnger days she was bright, cheerful, and pleasing, yet, about sixteen years since, subsequent to the death of her parents, her mind became imbued with the delusion that all her servants hail conspired against her through the agency of an enemy whom she did not know; from this bad sprung a variety of others of an extraordinary kind, under the influence of which she had been guilty of evravagantly strange conduct, and threatened to destroy the lives of others u well as her own. Amongst her delusions were that it was absolutely necessary tor her to marry some body, tieing always on persons already married; that, although she had formerly kept a carriage, with a large establotiment of servants, she ought to discharge all and live alone. She imagined that her hands and other parts of her 6,4 were covered with large black spots; that she could not open her eyes by venison of a disorder, d conscietice; that she had lain nine weeks without sleep; that she could nut bear tie light ; that her system wit constantly throwing off evil, whin' hod produced an eeploeion in and bunting of her brain. Under these delusions she kept only one servant, a female, and the result was that the horse. were nearly starved, her house, grounds, and term left entirely neglected and running to decay; an t although she had laid in largo stores of beet, bacon, cheese, and other provisions, she alowed them to remain uncorsumni fur nearly gee yeah while she frequently kept her bed for weeks tooth, r, scarcely taking any food, keeping bre head and face eutirey enveloped in flannel, with a view, as she email, to keep out light and clear her brain, and all, as she alleged, by retain of " the enemy and the conspiracy." The unfortunate lady, by her own desire, eat by the side of the learned commissioner throughout the inquiry. Iler personal appearance was cominandiug, with traces of former bcsety; and her manners, deportment, and address indicated that she had been educated as a I idy. She paid great atten tion to the proceedings,' occasionally putting tome very shrewd and pertinent ipiestions to the witness. s, but her re plies to the learned commissioner's queries proved that me .tall laboured under the delusions described, and fully con firmed the foregoing evidence. The jury, M accordance, returned a unahimous verdict, da lag the unsoundnese of mind from the let of June, 1845. POLICE.-YESTERDAT. NIANSION•IIOUSE.—Iottocur. —J. 11. Bradbur, examined some days ago as a parlireps criminis with u man named Clark, in committing forgeries upon Master's) tn's hank, was again charged with forging a cheque for 3001. upon Dixon and Co., of Chancery-lane, in the name of Mr. Mayhew, of Carey-strert, solicitor.—G. Walk. r, servant to Lord Sodeley, said, " lu December la t I was out of nsitua lion, and I advertised fur one and received • letter in reply appointing me to go to the Grotto Tavern in Southampton. buildings. I accordingly went th ere , an d I saw Me prisoner, who engaged me as a messenger for a gentietnan at Black heath at 265. per week. Next day the pri-oner, who took me to No. 61, Lincoln's-inn-fields, told me to go round the corner and get a glass of stout. I did so, and he came to me in a hurried manner, and said he wanted me to go to Dixon's banking house, and gave me • pocket book like • bill case, with • cheque in it. I took the cheque to Dixon's, and received four U. awes and other notes, and 261. in gold, and I returned and gave the whole of the money to the pri s,ner, who was at the entrance of 51, Lincoln's-inn-lields. lie then give me six shillings for the day's work, endsaid I was of course engaged to the gentleman, who would write to me when my services were required. The next time I saw him was in the prison. I gave information to Messrs. Mayhew of the circumstance.—Mr. Alfred Mayhew, of Carey-street, stated that he kept an account at Dixon's at the time. The cheque to question was not signed by him. The signature is a very good imitation of my writing. I never authorised him or any other person to sign it for me.—Mr. T. Hunt, of 151, Tottenham-court-road I received one of the 601. notes produced from the prisoner on the 28th of January, 1648. e purchased a wedding-ring, a keeper, and a siker milk pot, and he paid me with the note, on which he wrote the name and address "Singleton, Great Guildford street.— The prisoner wee remanded, that several other cues may be brought against him. RAILWAY NE S. Yesterday sbares were still pressed upon the mar ket, but few buyers were to be found, although advantages in price might readily have been com manded. The creation of so many preference shares in vaiiouv companies, with loans or money upon bonds still advertised for by others, have a pre , udicial influence upon the values of the old socks. SIIA.II,IL I.lST.—Lomoom, Juma 2 Nevi —Tito 14wlibiluits of Rues ID ROMMO elisractars depot* betllSl 101111 , 10.1v1/41: them of Haat la 14.W...e11en' priene. r*l ?All, birdies m .. bertt. giro. 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J 11., .sambrr .1•1 Verse ii 4/ Lb 0.10.4.7.11., M & 1 I j r,.....tr54 N..teles 7 84. 14.16t 4 -II I. , 4 tip. 1 M W , g , Paw Int . iii sd. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. 6.4. 4 4i4. 7L 11 11. I= 7 d lip. , 1 1 1 1 Ouotr 3.—Manchester, Buxton, exc. Lys:lance in favour or, head. Litton r 4 —Ozt,rd, Worcester, and Wolverhampton. Re committed to odd a clause. —Royston end Oppoutlon cum. 0110 VP 6.—Wircher, Staines, and South.Wertem Pre. amble proved—Great Weetem (blougb t Wlndiot). Preamble proved. OILOVP B. London and South-Western (Taw Vale pur• chew). Evidence in favour of, heard. Gaol: r 10 —nouttish Central (p tater to lame). Case closed, decision postpoesd. Oaour l3.—Wishaw and Coltnees (deviation). Preamble proved. . . -• MEETII.IOS.—EAmTEItN UNION.—Find General .Veet. ire. —Landon, June 2.—Mr. Cobh,ld, M.P. In the chair. Tee secre tary read the directors' report, which stated that the main lin. fr.an Oelebeeter to Haughley i. 3.4 mitre), and the brambea to Bury (It miles), and to Iladleigh t 7 miles), had been completed and opened. The continuation of the man late from Haughley to Norwich (33 mike, including the branch to the Yarmouth line), is in course of construction ; a portion of it to Finninginon on the road to Use, 6 miles beyond Stowmarket, will be opened tor traffic early in June. The line to long Meat on, 10 Intim 'rpm Norwich, may, if the fund, are now brought forward, be without diffieulty opened In the course of this year, and to Norwich by Midsummer. 11419. The branch to Harr kh (I 1 miles) h. been contracted tor, part of the materials are already on the seemed, and the line will it mediately be under eon. structi in. Tne coat of the whole of them Ham when mot peter', Including plant and permanent stations, and all the extra ex. ',nee entailed by parliamentary contests, will not exceed 21,0.0. per ,de. The teethe main that portion of the line which ism work has been found to exceed coniklerably the estimated amount, and fully justifies the conclud-in that the line, when opened to Norwich, will, with • greatly reduced per centavo( work, g expenses, yield a satiefector) return upon the capita: expended on it. Tne capital of the amal gamated company mitounte to 2,146,6662 ; of which the share capital in 1,010,00., the amount authonsed to be raised on di benturea !oln,lif,ol/. The amount in maining to be paid on calls and borrowed on tiebe Mow, together min other available assets of the company, makes up the stun of 1149.1.1801. apploombole to the 'laudation of out. ,landing claims for work.. e‘ecuted befose the calls have become due, and for the opening of the liven to Norwich end to liarwieb. It b ing ,essential that the law to Norwich about,' be opened with the least pieible delay, and that the capital of the company already expended should nereby be Tenser.' at an early period productive and remuneratare ; the &rectors reoently in a circular (which appeared In the !Indy News of the 25th ult.) re oat mended to the alum holders a Man for raising among them pelvco, on bonds for three years, under the company's borrowing powers, the sum requirelfor the i I.lnedorte and vigorous prosecution of the ',was cat Not sekb. A tonaiderable amount bas been sire sty sulecribed. In addition to the lines unit brahchea constituting the Pattern Union Bads ay, the oirech.rs entered last yi or into n provi sional agrevun nt with the rvour Valley Company (or a lease iit their line at a guaranteed interest of 5 per cent. and a division of protts heyon-I that ainovnt and that agreement wt. condoned by Re, ral meetings Of the Eamern Coln soul Ipswich and Bury Companies. The Snow Valley Railway from slarka 'yet to ste ibury end Halstead (20 miles) is under cone , ruction: and that company have obtained par liamentary powers for the extension of their line to I lure and to Bury St. Edmonda, beam 221 mile., but no capital has been raised or expert dnore incurred as to thr-si extemaons. The capital earn.' to he guaran teed for the line muter construction is hro,onti.; a n d it I. ved that the earnings of the line will luliy corer the amount guaromtcca. It was consider.' by the directors of the Eastern l'ivon Railway au impor tant protection to the interests of their company to obtain the env. tool of the Stour Valley lane; nail with this view they determined to Lake a share of the moor Valley capital to the extent of 20,0tuii. on belt ill of the Eastern Union Railway; and with the same view Pun. requently entered conjointly with the Ipswich and Itury I.2.imraany, into the .4:11•1,11t nt ior the lease of the Suitor Vu ley Itailw.oy. Under lb- act of amalgamation, the oh- Ie of t I oltrotturA named 111 :Ile .aa gat out of office at the net go octal meeting of the amalgamated company, but are eligible fie re-rids.. lhe prevent number is twenty, sod a resolution will be anbnnn ted for the reduction of the number of director., is the first instance to eighteen, anti at the end of three yearn t a E aeon. The Chairomn regi Mid that th repo t was not altogether so satin- ! factory as the shareholdent might wish ; but the state of the timer, was so extraordinary, that they were only affected as all othi r aintilar undertakinga had been. Ile regretted that they had not been able to realise the promise which hail been held out to them, that the line to Norwich would be opeiovl afoul Role 'one. Had the wanmercial In.. .!lion of tuba country, boa ever, been such auto justify lhellt In peril g on the abareholders for calls, hey would have been enabled to effect what they had promised. A delay having for this reason occurred, aw ancumultion of interest on what he might call the deed omit.' extended on the line hot lab n place, which beanie • rename gum. Wn; and if they were visaged to raise money hie the parment of inte rmit on the unproductive as well as productive capital, ihey mud ionic forward to the postponement of the opening of the entire line to Norwich for a further period. A revolution on this subject would be submitted to the meeting. It was proposo dto raise Itio,oool. on the bonds of the oompany, to be exclusively applied to (h.. complet on of the line to Norwich. l hey hap taken high professional eu thority as to the tenuity of that course. The directors had opened • subscription-11K amongst themselves, the amount of which was Mr,ooo/. out of the 100,inuil. He was happy to he able to tell them that the triadic on the Eastern Union and Ipswich and Bury lines was upwards of 30,00 W. elides. corded the pal hamentary estimates, though the Ipswich s od Bury line was only open one year, endure E intern Union only two. When the line was extended to Norwich, it would of course he greatly in creased. The sharesoldera were aware that the eaten Comities Company entered into an arrangement with the Norfolk Company. One reason for doing which was, that Yarmouth and Norwich bring at the pi°. uctive entlai the line, would have the control tea greet extent of the traffic which came on the Item Bone penman thought that would prove injur orouv to the intenwte of the Eastern Union Com pany, but he wad net at all of that opinion, as they could not he the worse for having purreefel-drienda at the Norwich end. The chair. man concluden by prop.Mg the adoption of the report. A lengthened dim-ma/don arose • with respect to the paragraph relating to the mains, of the Mont Valley Itsilway, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-111Ams. All. DIOLIAILL 1T1L . 11141. 3 DAMMT.1...... 0,0 Holland .... oo ladle .. loath-' 0 Mexico S Wataefint . 0a Viand. rn ansprul..June SI Baran. Jana 1 bumsharks.. 01 Prance u 0 Do. Hamill A 00 M !mil:Ulmer 1 Ouern.kJers. ( „ : 1 1:; Lisbon .June 00 1/051.1111,12.3 flu ,0 1 Hamburg-. . *An. N .B.w. u 0 NM.. Juno a l Gitacsargo, Jess 2.—Arrieed : Catherine, Smyrna; CampertiowS, Bombay ; sultan. Trieste ; talza, St. Vincent's; Durham, Charlatan; Peru, Rig Grande; Reliance. fork; Lord John Atwell, Harlingen: Charlotte Reid, Ratans Owen Glendower, Bomb a y; Heart •mf Oak Susan, 0 !emu; Sarah itirkett, Bahia; Winchester, Sydney; Austral* rhos; cts.patra. Demerara; Minn., Calcutta; (butte. of Lows. dale, Homburg; Border Chieftain, Charente; Rosalie, Demerara; Gragiado, Water Nymph, Trieste; Lady Hilda, Barbsdoes; Gipg r Oporto; Min', Guernekey; su,nhope. Flower of Yarrow. Lisbon; Pearl, St. Michael's. Charlotte Jane, Bristol; Seopinge, Cuba; Invin cible, Trieste. —sailed American Eagle, New York; Effort, Calms; Guardian, Neva acotia ; Amelia Mulholland, Mauritius; 'tart Ostend. _ _ . LIVLIWOIII., 2.—Arriv,d: Eleanore, Laguna; Forest Monarch, Northumberlard, New Orleans; Reliance., Mobile • Gannet., Apala chicola ; Yaterlim, New York ; China, Charlesto n; Jacolema, land ; Eugene. 04tend ; (Mamas, Jamaica —Sailed : St. J. In, Que bec ; Munehriter, Euphrates, Brazils ; kliddeltoo, Lima; Demendo. Havana ; Quebec.— (M: Scotland, Charleston; Moran,. Constantinople. [AdWeTlittelnen2.) -ANOTHER PERT SEVERE Casa CDIUM ST H0t.1.0. VW".—Mr., Martha J.UntA, of Newport, be. tween forte and tiny yeaw of axe, was in a mat awful dropsical state, the tower extremities being drend'ully swollen, arhing in • great meant.. from inattention to herself at this particular period of life. When alnmet toa late, she applied to different medical turn. and also became an inmate of two novital.: but at the ea semi pliers where she sought relief she was pronounced incurable. Fortunately, on lien return home she was pwsu atwi La try Holloway's ill* and by their use, with strict attention to diet, in a new weeks she was re. stored to perket health.—add by all druggists, and at I rofwere Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, london. BIELTIM. COCK F l .—May at Dundee. alt.. Cock,. of • daughter. CK IC GTO:V.—May 31. at Edinburgh. lam Crlentoa. of a dauebter. °ALLOW AY.— Iny nt °Lwow. MnA J. Galloway. of a 0,0. OVUADY.-31n nife of the 'ter. T. °slimly. rector of lkt,. haven, of a daughter. ONSLOW.—May y M. at Iln.kee.treet, the wife of LiguL•Col. Scott. Fo.iller runes. of a rat. PURNELL —May JO. at Stnrerton r imrage. CheiteAdtam, the wife et the Item. T. Paring!, of • .on. rl5l ITIL—May 3I nt Mr.. J. M. eNvllai. of n .nn. WAWA:4.-sln) 23. at Cao.berwelL Mr.. W G. wals, of a daughter. YOU :in.—May Mat Holston. the wife of Major Young. of • am. M A ItRIAUE,. cum:Lk x E—cdoirDS.—May3l, at Edmonton. by the Rey. W. & Creddr. M%., Cuthan... Esq.. 11. D.. et Oartfor.l. Kent. to R.stalln.o use. 1 ghwthird d aughter rt of the late W. Rowdy, Esq.. of Weur.p H t hir d KW — '''' JY D-11.101 7 E —Janet, at St. Martin's entw.apsym. York. by the Rev. Thaws , Itichanbon. Eduard londoe on of the hue Edward Boyd,. 1,1..14 !fermi, Hall. WmtonMirc, N. 8., to th,.laila Haa n:M. )0un.n..4 d mater of fiarnird I 1a..-ue. Esa . of Mictiogami. RP:NI/ELL-7 , 1 LICKS—May :1. at Walefield, Yorkshire. D. It Ep~pp.. youngest son of J. Kendal. EA.. of - earthliagwell Park Fern bridge. Yorkshi e. to Fromm. yotmgmt daughter of 8. swim. Ewa., of South istrati-. Wakefield. KIN O—DEN N IS.—.lune 1, at St John. Hackney, by the Res T. 0. Onodehil.l. 31.1.. rector, Mr. Henry K Mg. of church -street Ilacknels to Ulm Martha, eldest daughter of Mr. William Dennis, of the ,amo Lace. LOW E--RlClL—Junel. at St Martin', Pkvsdfily. F. Lowe, Esq., of Moslem Surrey, to Amelia, daughter of R. Web, Est., of Ted dington. Mid.l 31ARSHALL—STA HR.—June at Nora kb. hy the Rev. J. Cromp• ton. William P. Mamball. Hot., to Laura, daughter of William Mut. Esq.. of Norwich. NO RTON—LLOY D.—dune 1. at the larldy :torch. Leeds. by the Res. Heeffte Armficid, the Res. Robert Norton. imataibuit.auw. Trinebeak, to buoy Anne, ekkut daughter of the late John Lloyd, Esq., of . liens. 8A WMRS—BROOKE.—June 1. at St. John e, Margate. by the Res. W. E. llookins, Campbell Sewers. lA., lab Rms.. to Jane Jesup Brooke. youn.:e4 daughter of the late Samuel Brooke, Esq., formerly of Ilnehley, SIDNEY—Rh:IIAR DS.—May 31, at St. Georee'.. Hanover oquare„ J. V. Sidney. Esq. of Little (lodge street. Woouninster. to Augugta Anne, youngat daughter of the late Kee. J. Riehardo, of Llaarguid, DEATIIO. ALLEY.—Ma Bunbreina, Weetuicath, bobella Dabington, wife of U. A. Alley. Esq. CA PXI.-31ay 2ri. at Enfield. Silddlenx. 0. Cape,. Eig . aged 62. lIANCOCK.—May 30, at liennondsey W. lianenek, "VA 7 1 . 110TUAIL—)lay 31. at Windsor. Sir W. llotham. O.C. K. aged M. MASON.—May '27, William sainuel, second of M. Naeon, krq., of Nuiecicrot.. Ware icionlre. aged 22. ROBINSON .—June 1. at Tottenham. W. Robinson, LL.D., of the DIWJb Temele, London, a niagetrato ear deputy lieutenant, for Mid- SH dle"e A 11 1 .—Vay .2. 30, suddenly, Petrie Haddon Shave, }Sq., of Westgate. SIT,I—May 30, at Cemberwellterrace II glact,_lg.q., aged PS. WARD. — May •At W. Ward, Eire., of ILluil , boreugh Rail, Northampton- P'! ire. LBll.—Mfty 31. at Blakebrook. KLlderininster. 11. Welsh, Esg. Massimo/ melierher ar Mau." lit" elecati t ter Nitell,Leatsidause.ia tesOlty MUM.. ?rte.,. es tee Mk. I. IsimMeedlreet. is the 'reelect er Wieisielereoel , Julia A IMF V w ' -4