The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-05 00:00:00

the asidleade mesa et the appal yeeouideb we frensit be, had taken place s h e die pendency it IL Artteht, first vise-preeideut AMU& It was nteeked to 'Eke no systematic st r e preent edit lint to be ned 17 the see seres Ada a tligeld be proposed gover . The sad Qua bni applaud together in an Gerr ie' en the promenade on the 35th, the i r oopc appeand is fell dress, and salvos of w og w ere given in esiebsatien of the birthday of Quo Christine. It was ea thstli Bruinelli, Archbishop of Thee swim weed be apostolic nuncio at Madrid. The datonent which had been positively put forth theind Names bad renounced his intention of m ode/ the mbar,. to Paris is contradicted by El ]rirWeb says that the General had fixed hi s heniesea hr France on Friday last, and that he la to T e r a — mem eand by some of his aides-de-camp, who arils belie attaches. FRANCK—PARIS, MAT 3.—The Minister of the lrsreier bee decoded that the rate et tartest cm money lor ry= by the Meat de Pied an seta to order or bearer, at a ter's dale abed be Mod ham 3 is 4 per cent. Ihe ask dflke yasil linden Prime, Hussein AU, was reamed = Friday from the nthe Rae des Regard, where he died, =Tom= te Mareedles, and =roe embarked for Ihrmisia•_ 1111131,11.1tLeT.—ratIS5I4.—BERLIN, MAY I.—The Ihresodothe &was &ital., of this data contains the oonclu d the Anal meat el the debate is the Diet of the or* .sa Or report et de eammittes ea the DM= of re aye da preval dm= Our Baths mempondent TonAell la bit I= eimmemiestlua thaa dr deputies re wires* lies huh oreataleas wage in wand silent isiohlm The Meer et prism wpm te have =piled tbsm he Mood of their menthol meta apes the quad= N A rase cremes with width our =a " hod= Ham. of Comma% familiasised es. is; the wee pet whether as address shonlel beto the king requesting him to prohibit el plater till attar the eh= of neat = W oot hs the peademe d ismedenliurg, Saxony, sad Poorlds to my Oro au bedentOg to the Zollverein .dots w l s the pemblenta Witst reviser to imai a l id., esmibitiee, if aret as ameadmmt was s a se ds efect that the petit ilia be at moo here= — "l j ai • The amender= was ourkel by un som any A puma was them made by Y Von La mo riat gear Wald be *id= is the prohibition. The d the Diet eat the General Director of the the =maladies of grain exceeded V i rrgesta whisk wee am the ems with potatoes ; they alto lendisesd mud eitemetrome to dew the dideulty of tementim emseeralee. N. lieememan drew attention to Wild sal imeesly eanstitational eieleuelle• of expens es =Wiled bra tie esi la his peedase. The export dimis be Pam and Rellgima was h t tree had • bac the aped le liwitnerieed end Milted leen .:Basted to beam dear. He was not peopered seeme to nsmi the OD- Imo. if the 11•••, day i• die meallim mid* the mmation was still Cute, bid eiggerel ei Whist to the big massaisg the ettoeden *tom =Win asp= daty. raleletele pre expierrtione which madded the deputies. Tbe mat motios—" thee perie-tarina be indatled is the =rto spert," hod le an amembrese thee all prep's ind *ma perime (spiel* iba.) a sea be forbid -1..,e.t0 sported. - The amendment wor mod= lo p = . A Me wee um takes son s peed Mea in This was opposed selaisten,ead Onweweades delivered ea able ebbing speoeltes 113130110110111*Ileg ender dm illopose &panic. It was, *Rev* dead* by ea imanera sideway the Me king &aid hardline** to ardor a saspensien - eldieWl*es farm *ha peewee pain teem **lst et Nay thr te the Ilith of airSewnea ! additheal peopled' Ildi ough far went port : among others, a premed be shah culinary melt lad duty._ These debates were very animated, and hereesieg skill in the me et eholemotiene, by raising quer ti !cute of lona, ass dimieyed by may .embe r.. . —The lung hee held oat a hope to the dephise of the Grind Dach et Pewee, that, immediately Om the cam of the Polish shall have been Judged, an smutty will he 'panted which, if not a general soft will at least be • very birge FOOO Ittcrrs.—Mare lead riots have broken out at Banbarg, and at Su then, is Brunswick. The riot& at Beraburg, marred as the 37* of Apnl, an the evening of whisk, a mar it the lowest elm of the people mumbled in the asighboarheed ud the railway station, where a quantity et peters, wow hmonitegetbar ready for being leaded on tha Mcks. do pear or milihry farm Meg at band to =mem the mob, Ow brake .per ate eletha t and, in a sheet tire, the whole reek et petatees am desired off. Rveryddag was qpiet ydo at 12 endeek. Timm are no de- mat of the rim as but it beers* that govern ment seat a eetell i M th em to semen order.— Amonste hem If of the 13th M., dale that thin e, had bees smeared.—ln order to dieriaish the mememptimat knead, or Mb* snake t g m e a g= i the loam gemminsat has ddo* new lased to be meld in di Me doniAlll/6. ALTI3III7IO, Aran 24.—The Grand Da* Omeratino of Roma arrived here on the 22nd, with theanneim Aestasender, at the wart of Dresden, and on the tallawieg day the beenthel of tke young mina, with Ile Perim Alexamirs, yenegest daughter of the reigning dab, Yak plus. The gad duke was to proceed to Reerveroa • Mk to theldnere loyal, who is the sister of to Prima Alumnus. The ham is not to go to Enna bias the end of the maim tad she io to reenve a year's imam= in the Gush reiltdrsa behre the solemnisation of Ye O E a rt —Arinsna—Additional ravioli, from thisipital of the 20th say, that the British laistiabo there W formally &mead= of the cabinet the imeesdire par s= ef 28,0001. advanced by Bagland for the lent hair ran i!tteteot, ited also thee spec& revenues amid be r= d by the dm* gemeament to the lignidadea of of heater adenoma It was aided. Vat _het' , eight hare were allimeed he ea mann to this doom& • lupe* el Lied Pahamseenb to Skis. Lyons hal alai been amesenhated try the ledira Is IL Card, la midi the taw Mt dem= be the leee diploma= quarrel with the Ports ger merely moared. sml white Lord Paimenteseeleres det Ugh= will abodes Orem la meths Wore to give * de Tor y te m z i ..!arms hr the insult altered. Prongs to, and the dregs of Gabber, which we mem= , some estresedleary Near wee wh ams. k the . Oa a gammon as se the made of Vthe lush the ministry, Sadao their support= net le saktient nombere, depend the_ Algal* silw d droning themselves with their Bhers dem the dialler, sad declinlag either debate or di loam. The Prods= dthe Cotre eademseast to mew an ad,iourn mset, let felled. Tim epposidee weed the senior deputy Wile their, and minavensal to eschew theymessnitnrs be daalemeos of the swabs= of thimble* sad the entire mantel party, bat, ow the hems being esuated, it was 1 1 =1 that the number ma= was vender that rerepqaired by Le, sad, therefore, ao Mimes .add be SANDWICH ISLANDS.—We law reeeived end Ham, a file of the Portesion. from 214 Nam*. hit Deeember, 1846 (inclusive). The busy wars at Her belt bad mine to a ekes, and an active ems it appears Mims been. The editor stye : " A rare busy bustling men Seadak never saw than the past The harbour lea has dashed with ships—war. ships, merchantoten, wed whelme—that have now meetly left us to the dull rway of charted streets, a Gascony quiet, and, what is was= wale= a prosocot of a sew Inipottidoll or glad _ • tar es for months ahmdL" According to ms list tot the th ree weeks war which our die ex. V We, had arrived at Honolulu during that period Arawham, and I Freed% whalers • there had 14 Amara whalers, 4 French &hips, 1 Ha:abates, I Bremen, I 11111filS. end 2 English whalers. The arrivals at Lskaina dmim the mac time were 8 Amara= whaler sad Pam* hip& On fth of Deem*, • ewe ber memis were still nadergoing repairs is the Irafror of Reashalu. The Polynesian, after easekv id e .. see d Sok womb : —" these inerchentraen, =mat tegmhes, have had extensive repairs and cappered at ear this seem, which has Ma the Misr for ever kneena." Ike the tea days prievisse to Da II the weather bed be= very relay al Noesisda : "Mme rain has Wee la car village wiMin dint peel* than Calduring the Mike year. It wee midi mooded, and gtatly refreshed vegetation, bodies olemaing the strata It hada bowersor, pat bask weak "pea the atmr has mash repairiag in the barbeer." (heat hers were emeriehad he the allot mow at Hilo ea erne* of the demalet. The third ineivermay of Hawaiian rd vi eprederom woe esishrated at Bench be being the ea =deb Freese =di Implan d reciprocally to day mak= the Ilealiwkei Mini ID WWI; pendent state. Belem were hal eel lbw beheid at mai nags were hoisted at the United darts W•••••Isti•• and the British Cooralate, bat the ether deg ware bare. It ought, however, to be salmi that the Am= cement was from home. The king satereineel his Aka awl their families at dinner • sixty perms eat down to table. The " naturalised subj ects' dined !aged= at the court-boa= The kin and his " hoe Ma lathed to ham sabscriben in so neellaiel messy" aril "in amplimmet to their principles," wham and eplelinantir ro il e woe Me chided. Nevertheless, " the dad o wog, en livened by many spirited toasts." In miming the ring pre a sante, which was attended by the dish the min* len, the trite d the " nahosalhed subjects," sad may le • feigners. The mash of Danmark and the Gaited &Ms were pre NOR His llejearp, . " . with the °doff Mpg of the ewers, esem," was le mina fet WW 2 "' ist ee sWl °I December, to laid the elesiaidatt term et that pima The lan =dig et the ammideneas Y pant had Wee, at Honolala, wee to be bin as the fA Deeembee—the ant at Laaahui (where all passe ha vireg delais to had on Mani were invited to be preseat), on the 21st. • ar bee was hosed on the 6th Dm. rertninkm all dial7 llo ,, entitled to solemnise marriages withia kbaliowi tarnish the Departing* of the Interior, es Om of os. with a return of the amber eeleembed by them dedefi_tb; year. A proclamation wee lend hydro/worm • d PM= ea the 23rd Nov. from whit* the Oaripmutlell Lads itd& teke • kiai. It MUM get eamphiate hai beme mode M the hada/ et wild cattle theeph lei••••••• Elledt MIL tka diallaws paOlse atiaib M e w MOM 118 ohm* as or as the whirl, The eras he the home. get " edi beet dereph. Mad be Tided= of bus poshibidere &ail, an peat it the IMO, ho filitY•4 ems berth to the hers& et the 1011111111111, 1•11 theadeieche to the Boca= he the ampeet et the pease of Henolele." dmitywhool was examined OD dm lad a/ Demather, in Mama el the Leiner of imam**. The :mom of the oulbobro—wroo to 1114107 loodisse progooml dm seessiour proosat—dlo NM to lave bass raw _aad MM. r new The ommoo soloamooli ow& Yree• "MOM" is gr . rooky, the voilmoos ot oursomy, sae tkoomeso• olpiel et &Ward plilkoulig. The molleatisoo wo all Rawls Is Roglieb. The lessporollioltoook Sold wok es So let of Dotomber, lot EIS *Ono At twos lkoon to • man 41M Oa 1 1.1 101/ P roont William - L. Leo, .• lota • liemoipooodolarot et dr wpm: wart of N.. York," was Mi. at original and appellate ti t s a tlietina fur C s = at Ma. Jas. F. .B Marshall, ~ was saastri, on tka was day, as Proviso mood la di' ',Aliso limo's. COLONIAL. Sours AUSTRALLt.—The Gongs, arrived in the Mersey, brings newspapers frost this taloa to the 26th of December. We have previouslypaWyyA the wastsets of laud nail Adebude papers of the 14th Jimmy, received by the Over- Great fan were entertained at the date el then papwn for the twisty of the Waterwiteh, width had at'lod has. Mauritius oa the 10th of Aural* with a large cargo of sugar sad soseie to the awouat of 10,0001., aad had toot You been of. DlTalrlii or Tux BarrANNIA wmf TAI Hamra: Matt..—Yseterday the Britannia, Captain Byrn/ sailed frets Literpeal with rail and peasnagen for Malik; and Boston. On Monday she heel on board 3f0.0001. in 160,0101. of which was shipped by the house of sad 100,0001. by the Louse of - Monts. Brown Shiploy and Co., but yeeterday evening the latter ilrei wit Wow the 100,0001., so that the sun actually gone oat is 150,0001. Wk Wouti. lbert His Ro Highness Prince Avisited the Royal =it if vaiamiy, of with►k His Ansi Rightism is pre. gaillmday aftermath The Priam arrived at the Labsammiss et three Velma, sad mat resolved by the Vice- Pre/Waft aid Camas, Maw ladmstrag the whole of the sew lebeeetedee tehli haunt bits empleted, His Royal Highosa prediell at a lerstesi et the Nasal, at which were MlX idirthee 11111 = 11.1 1 i lelm he r i Nst, brut I ti lti e * tad Mem, ek• lies. W. B. Bade', Mr. R. lll2uaore, M.P.; Illa Puny, M.P.; Mr. W. Swart, M.P.; Mr. B. Bead ALP. ; Bir J. Clark, Mr. Tit*, Dr.Antott, Dr. Radek Dr. Mr. Les li e, de. The Qom and • Albert, recompapied by the Prises of Wawa, he asered the pitiovatusoe at het Ma jesty's flasks lOW their yessost yestwilay renting. The royal suits timaktod of the Caesar of Desert, Hon. Mks Kerr, Lard Watewpark, Lieut.-Col. the Rea. C. B. Phipps, sad imon Co p L is tammta. Her Majesty the Qees. Do k.o wasz e r j by Priam Edward et lase Wets .r, the plethemete at her Mitiesty's Theatre with her pauses last emotes. Her 741 arm attseded by the Viaticum/a Barrington, Rea. Wheatley, tad Earl Howe. H.R.H. the Duchess Heat (aarads ie Lady Augusts Blues) ert R.E.H. the Awhile of (attended by Lady Annie Cedar's emill Desec )4 100 hatentrimi thsperibraisatost bat Majesty% Theatre with their presence ,Nftga l• Her mey the Queen Dowager visited H.R.H. the Diadems of Kest, yesterday. at Clarestm-hoagie, St. James'.; and also Mated her H.R.H. the Duchess of Glou cester, at Gisaimeter.hower. A deputation, oonnetint of the Lord Pro vest of G , Mr. Alderson, Mr. Leaden, Mr. Tamar, with Mr. M.P., had an interriew with the Cies erllor of the egad yesterday, in his official raddence in Downing-strest. Cs;tat Hislamiriesp, the minister, bed ea kinder with the East et Clareadine, ger terday. at the ease of dee Board et Trade. The Generate of the Bask of Nagler/ sad the Depaty-Goverstor had an iderview,gedemiley, elle the Cheeedlor of the Exchequer. Lard ileythearbadeldeterview griddle, Right Hon. E. Strut yesterday. Mr. Lsenteadt had slam ea iffiterwiew yesterday with the right boa. goaded= at the ease elide Commis. goners of Pinawaya in Great George4treeL land &Mos, M.P., Sir H. Douglas, M.P., and a deputation ken Liver- peel, had an interview with Sir G. Grey, yenemilley. at the Mona dim lewd Sidon, H. Damien ail • &peta -1 tion, bad also an interview with the Odeneeffier ends Ex chequer. The Portuguese sad Turd& ididelnettateseted bud= yesterday at the Feretieaoller. M.P., had en interview with the Cannedler el the • chequer, yesterday. Mr. W. NM. eta • Er. from Lies- ter, bad an iaterview with the_ Itieln di =. l° T 111.0itsen, yesterday, at the alike of the Dead of Tette.. Major. Gee. Sir Marry Math, had as Interview with Earl Grey yesterday, at the Celonimil-offios.—A. deputation of the Cousedwiesers of Sewers for Weatinieets . putt ef Mid dlesex, bad an interview with lifieesset at the office of the Csaniniesers ef Weirli ff == a t; Whited deputation of Yorkshire ndleenewe on the Factories aw had an interview with the Bid 40 mm don, yesterday, at the Baud of Trade.—ffir Wallow Fyn bed as interview, yesterday, with air Gent's_ Grey, at the Homeioffier. Mr. Mealy and Mr. Oasts bed en le ter view with the Chansellor of the Euhequer, yesterday. Mr. Freebleld had dee as interview, yesterday, with the right hon. gentlienan. THE LORD LIEUTENANCY OF THELAND.—ShouId Lord Besborough mod over hia resignation—an event which is daily expected—the vim royalty of Ireland wfll, it is said, be offered to the Duke of Bedford. Al it was with diffi culty that this unambitious noblemen was persuaded to accept the muter, we should think it would require meek aolieitatem to Mame his gram to accept the trouble some honour of ruling Ireland. 111.181tAoEs IN HIGH Deg.—The merrier of the Roe. Caroline Harriet Gene, third dasehter of Viscount and Vinxiuntess Oars, sad lbe lion. 8. Presdersnat Vareker, eldest eon of Viscount Net, was solemnised yesterday at Bt. Margaret's Church, WOMMIDJUIT.—On Monday the nuptials of the Merquis of Slip sad the Ron. Ellen Sydney Smythe, &makers of Visessat Illessesfurd, were celebrated is the of alsms isaili alb, at All Souls' Church, Lest The Rea. eel 'Very Rev. the Dam of Cht ebesnie esthriesi the lezis la ssesisony. Viscount Stran ger& the Rea Gee. S. the Marchioness (Dow.) of Sr, Lady Mary Rea, lb Brown, and ether rela tire., were prams bee the marriage circle was confined to the inusediels soar done abash families. (hem the Gazette of last night.)) WHITEHALL, MAT 1.-Thu Queen has directed Imam latest to be passed ander the Great Seal, nominating, presenting, and appointing the Hon. and Rev. R.. 1. Eden. AIL A., to the bishopric of the Isle of Man and Sodor, void by the death of Dr. W. A. Shirley, late bishop of that see. Foasiox-orrica, MAT 3.—The Queen has ais. pointed M. T. Hood, now Bridah vice-moan' at Moore Video, Esq., to be her hfajasty's oteasol at Bosom Ayres. Also, G. G. Sullivan, Esq., non British vim-coma at Amoy, to be her Majesty's ceased at Nlogpo. OFFICE OF ORDNAMCM, lICT 3. Royal ArL—arei. Copt .T. Wadeboont to be oapt rim A. H. Fraser, wt. L-p.; Lieut. C. L. D'Agullor to ore. rapt; Fr. Liss& L. Martineau to be first lieut. Myst Dwg.-71rst Lest 0. Beat to be ma rapt, eke Dowsed, de. /...Beat C. IL Roller to bo drat lieut. ; First Wet. It T. W. M see. soot, vies Reynold, rot. on ; Bee. Lieut. lassisWts Int tint _ "O;ti.... — :Tasiii.l J. A. Uwe, m.D., to be MUM WARNER'S LONG RANGE. We have received the following oorrespondenee on this subject from Lord Inseam: Bir —Finding that much comment is made on an alleged admismon of mine that the recent experiment to ex hibit the powes of Captain Warner's long range was a failure, I beg leave to anchor you the copy of a letter I wrote to Lord John Russell shortly after that experiment, whisk will skew that my deliberate opinion is of a very differeat ahanicter. This will perhaps be sufficient for on. to my, wail so oneettemity is albrded me of delivering my opinion in parliament—l unarm. —ll Lay 4.1341. Cannanore. Carrieltasallair, Dec. 12, 1846.—ffir Lord—l ma in receipt, by pile this morning, through Lord Anglesey, of the report if the rims appointed to examine in ... t . 4 . 1 . C ,. er1tht Warner's image*, sad avail myself of the gives me to taw a taw wake spas it. la the rot pi=se I ant hoer* le rag ea the awe aimplai by the govenumest in this wefts hes hem epee end eirelglia forward, mad every remeasble fealty he endetag at s peeper &dam hat bees eared. Not herbs the low nal by me kept by the eseunittor, I ea elbr so observations *pea it ; bat there can be no.lealit that it is • meek history of bets as they emenaL As regards the aeadesion arrived at by the seaMlee, that th e =red a failure, I nut my I mend mbar. It b was that Copier Warm bed the aim at the pate operation, sad that • certain rialtos wee wt as the ose meet *drab* as alleallog the fur =tope ; but that he ever preaseded he mites susil the Wale In that direselas, imams the wad peedi thetrerable. I meet tallitly day. 'The UMW 01011/11/1•10 shamed, the vast moan of peerael hikeer, lho Imeneese aselitscsao he aseted. the blame of the mama* mmilenadi esba. I dears opmelfisaa v esseerred In wokft*w_teek we et caasiderabbs rawly, whisk wee met ~abed by baring little we then two petals ef the semi* tawhisk the I desired rage of flee mitto saki be oblebeeL Nam dame difficulties would esser is real serrise,whees gen weal ope rate *OM • 1•1•1•11.. Nei abeam yew dem ma yaw , and, morromer,wenahmesellthe d miy . at caused, Matra of kw*, on in MD, ill Met • large sad heavy balawy, has wash te ma . So necessary pas. In the late apetimiat the day was may e mlm— emee or twit* la the alai, sf it pa* bad bees mat qp, sad indkated that the aim& of sit was is the *bed Ikea tins. *Ws Warr bed the ley Mime weeded a sow samisease kern the omemillee, unplug_ Idea ur with the aperbeent. er awe ovityWneg (ars Impmeibility) tat some ether plies, when he wadi have a scope with all winisie made him meet axial I to operate, end he saamemall ametese, sad said that If a pilot, which he wadi lemeedletely Doha the main machine, went la s es , wimr with sheet range, h• ahead awl dm. alba if he mould set get the aid* page. if 011116.1111 We ape** of pea that the alet wee on sleeted; that the wad *ova te be nerth-wast *Oa of north, se was wished; Oat Caplan Werra, at the time, esked what range the wet it that &Miss ; wee mama sue gus h IMO OMR *l4 tai esessaagjp la the maim gps, am mama ass lime hir that llama I mpg very= that the stramblee did bet eleg te masfy ftemdas that ;h. a vow arbalo—asarak, lb of Nth. weight eall—bal besa sna mid *at they Wm aun t at the proper latermis in a alma Ilse, whisk wee al Oept. Warner ever peasaded to do. - 80144 toy is Wilk power of SUN abase, I --- TUE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1847; would humbly Reggae to leek* that penile ailed tore elt• taus! ham se ; that Capt. Warne &wad be direeeed te show the be eel seed time meill•••••••••• ••••• thefts a steady milers pee , and that he earn ewe ono of eseeliseable du sheet is say direeist% at so as to mere limbs. • lbeeemalis whml, mll diallm ma ow des Ow to be atteeked, 101 It he Imaileikarits adteilea, ad do doll eau imeere fine d and sot b lam or rely, so as to ism the shells at the right seement. All this cam b. deaf vftbaat farther , and anew at any place that may be rieeted, and Nth very little lees et time. Without ttempeetiag farther wen year kediadira nay add that Carrie Warm wed& I an me, give the regains' pre& sr ailed soy smettos yea sight wish to make, if a personal interelew Is thought expellent, and that I shall return to Inseam by the end of this menek, where I shell be most ready to attend to soy directioas you may think proper to give sae.—Your most obedient humble etwant, le i:Mtn& P. 8.—1 have sent this to Captain Wexner, for transmission, and that he may ►subjoin any comment s of his own. The Lord John Russell, de , Downing-street. CAN A SHERIFF DECOYS AN AL P.?—in reference to ade question, put in yesterday's paper, a oorruposslast inform& us that N. H. is mistaken in identifying the nominee for the shrievalty of London with the candidate far the rt. preeentation of Andover. The form., le Mr. Joseph Cubitt, the civil engineer ; and the latter being Mr. William Cubitt, the builder. CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—Two meetings of this society were held yesterday at Exeter Hall ; one at ten o'clock in the morning, and the other at six in the evening. At the fin*, the Earl of Chichester presided, and opened.elhe nerlogs is en sane of considerable length, condratu g"the society that notwithstanding the very many hesey calla upon the charitable daring the past year, there had been no filling off in the funds of the society, but on the contrary a large increase. The Rev. Mr. Dash, the secre tary, read the report for the present year, which set forth the state and prostrate of the missions in different parts of the globe, as shown by extracts from the reports of the corn apseasts. The committee commenced by congratulating the suelstyas Imo us la their name. At the last annivereary they had to report a falling off, in comparison with the pre ceding year, of 2,7741. The income bed since not only recovered that depression, but had risen to en aneottnt exceeding that et any former year—the total being 116,8271. 18e. 1 Id.—en increase of 14,3691. 18e. 6d. over tt La e r afore, The earner: in the remittances from anon a vas 3,5851. I Is. 9d., which was chiefly owing to the =issameenat of legacies Keened—an increase which had We semattee to accomplish an important financial MONglimiumt, vb., raising the capital of the society to the maga esidgeeplated at its first formation. The mis sals were described generally to be in a prosperous Wallace. Is Western Africa, the number of attendants apes public worship was increased from 6,068 to 7,211, sad the oomnineicenta from 1648 to 1876. The alien had contri buted 1671.7 e. 3d. for general missionary purposes,besidse27l. for the instruction of theirehildren In the day wheel. Some of the reports from the South India Make were no Ina fa vourable. In Tinnevilly, 17 missionaries were employed. I The numbers under instruction, however, b a d d ecrease d from 6,860 to 3,213, although the amber of baptized ooa verta bad been steadily on the increase; the returns for the three last !melee» being as follows. 10,658 ; 10,907, and 11,476. la the same place, the number of communicants had greatly increased ; their number. for the three last half years hoeing been 1.872; 2,197 2,352. In thecity of Benares • mnden church had been completed during the last year,and a village numbering 28 houses, and containing a Christian populatiou of 2jo persona, been gathered around it. In Bomay the progress had been as great. In Chins there was at present but one missionary belonging to the society. The committee concluded their report by expressing their belief that the transactions of the past year presented three most important feature,: first, that the ancient false religions, which for more than twenty centuries had held the nations eta earth in slavery, were sow waning in their influence— tbey referred principally to Buddism and Brahminism; second, that the Mahomenedan and heathen secular powers were beginning to admit the principles of toleratior. in the place of bigotry and persecution ; and third, that there was a disposition unsung the members of the Christian churches in the east to seek refuge in the pale of protestrunism. The report was adopted, and resolutions in furtherance of the objects of the society were also passed. The evening meeting was of a similar character, The substance of the report we. again read, and the principles of the society further advo cated in a encreasion of addresses delivered by J. Labon chore, Esq., the Rev. E. Hone, and other gentlemen. The Marquis of Cholmondeley presided. There was a large assembly upon both occasions. - - METROPOLITAN SEWAGE MANURE COMPANY.— The second half-yearly ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held yesterday, at the office in Waterloo-place, H. P. Fuller, Esq., in the chair. The report stated that since the last meeting the company's bill had been read • second time in the Home of Commons.' The surveying officers appointed by the Commissioners of Woods nod Forests had held their inquest on the merit. of the plan, and given • highly satisfactory report of the ease, in which they had adverted to the national importance of a , amours by which the sewage of our towns may be employed for the production of food, instead of being wasted. With ' reference to the tunnel, the report of the surveyors considered it an improvement on the first plan, of iron mains, inasmuch a* It enabled the company to take up all the sewers which the tunnel would intersect. In compliance with a rec. mmenda lion of the surveyors, borings had been executed, in order to prove the existence of firm ground at the depth stated by the company. These borings had been found highly satisfactory —the more so that they afforded ground for believing that the work could be executed considerably within the original estimate. It had bees apprehended the Health of Towns Mal would cause some delay in the passing of the present bill t h rough parliament ; but an interview with Lard Nor. pet* had dispelled these apprehensions, his lordship having premised thentemniption from the operations of his ; asd he had expressed a hope that they would succeed in car rying ant the proposed plan. The report went on to Matt that the estimate of the company's profits was made span • embalmed *apply of liquid manure to an area of 38,000 I awn, ohmom la petition to parliament had arrived elipaed by 218 bison, occupying and cultivating 66,000 mem of land, eVe of their dohs to obtain the moms el applying the manure. A petition had also beam sue is, 'Moot markstypedshms oaltivatimr warty SAN owes iss4 amd_ pa*. rimy bombed, yearly hr messiesn Only bre pothons hod bolo seed opposhi pe tte pin, while may veep loinendal coos bad sem in of it. Agar tlis prise of the set, it waa p • new Ailment of shone, as many • W loss made. It was also proposed to make a oei so the passot shareholders of 11. per share. The auditors' ropert pee the balanoeshaet up to the 17tk of April, 1847, of wMA the following are the chief items —Receipts : Deposits on 3,809 shares, 3,8091. • Mr. Power's gift to the company, 601.: total, 3,8691. Payments: Parliamentary and professional expenses, 9701. 16s. 9d.: surveying, 2001. ; travelling expenses, 2811. A. 185. ; advertising, printing, &c., 7871. 9s. 44d. • oaks expenses, salaries, 66lll. N. 9d. ; Meares' se lo ses, 761. Is. 3d. ; leaving a balance in bend of 8761. 15a. Them reports were unanimously adopted and, afore some complimentary votes, the meeting se parate d. THE NEWSPAPER PRESS IN LIVERPOOL When the proprietors of the Daily News reduced the prim of a duly newspaper to tlimegestee, several provia alal*mals followed the emia thm set in the metropolis. ameangetothera the ListepeelAireol was annottaced at the reamed sem Ito leademeemperwrise Isere at the time charg ing** hil old-fashimed pike, sad the 'kat hint of innovation olibetik • torrent of over and an abeadente of prophe sies d immettlete lam lad ultimate ruin oboe the hlas step we Wren& sadhigh prises were retested is. How the re wet the eepeniment, the following list may tell. hr olerosscpe r weet whisk, however, are little MOPS Shea minim skintinesamts, and oath emodel chimp is their way—but = se sese e a s l ii re re IS OM Cit the tommathty, the SIM- Ogibibe then two ( Gereekkertiser and the lfiresetetile Omelle) es sot being peed newsmen, laue bee lan Nowa Memento sod pormat prices ars: therergen Tiseeoild.; Use Liverpool Wad* News, 3d.; the yeerpeol Sioserti, 3d. ; the L keeper' Jewels! 3d. ; %., the Certwekle, 3d. • the Lieerrel 4 d.;lterrarp;3l the Courisr, Sa.; th e Lampe: /fen, d. ; and the ' Alaimo, dd. la the wink lit it will be sees thin me minim the old mestepriy prioe it 6d.; all the met hale iblbwed the engem* -el the Doil No" ma Mee, toe Axe readre_ , emit the theism . 1 melds/ pelts bun aimed dieskliss et medeethe min mine ass by a thedsed aft whits higher , rets it.enumers. ties hr men • sheet ef piper. Atheispat them who ware linden in the great =IMMO MS the Leserpeol Courier. " g " said that joennel, " a leittLfor the stomp, a peony farthing for the pets s ad •h elfpesiny far the IMAM the whole nue el — giaenh , prietied name is mid he 21. ; and 'whisTio 1 at , err =I ==: g cassi ta g ai le. to my of stock nth lainold mph% am sat et against this, it erg be how mesh will remit far the profit et the We are prepared le drew, from oebitions per 1 peed, faded open the most moderate data, that taking th e mum es the ask ohne, of a piper thwalating 1,040 es windy, these is as setae lose, el the prima peke ef 64... to the inieust et 4001. or 6001. per sorsa nis Ins W to be delseted from the s Weg Alm the edireetiesmonis Taint the reenMe hate ethsideredea, there fa destatlasa, , • pith. err the esseern would man to carried en. igsma ris we me inking sow at the question as it mask the psrobseer. It Is preleallet that the psWis deemed resew senspepase. 1 We hem mm Wed deny esohlemaniL We hem heard empleiseethet nompspese me its W*—Met they hem bees =till they have Weems inernibli—k other work, pea& am satisfied. nth ethre thin coaled with what Off pi for their ._ Ikt the deed kr :Mond plan edits only in the deon yea Gi who have some ether teem kr nulli • despenne /karma Chewier sow ng side eel "Os of temp =Lap iesibt± ::ffl ho wrv a g, w er e I en the tenger e," to redone hies from ilvepthee le tbreeptheebaltpenny I" IRELAND. DUBLIN, Y•:3. The sight improvement in his Excellency'. health, which took place on Saturday night, had not abated by 11 o'clock last night (Sunday). The answer to inquiries was : " His Exoellency . is nothing worse, but rather improving." This morning, at 9 o'clock, the Mowing bulletin was issued, signed by the sur geon-genm, Dr. Stokes, and Dr. Puna : Kb Beeslimey pored another good sight, and feels meek retreated thls morning At half z = bey thren to-day the account was : His E continnes withem any change *Mum the Th e The western landlords, particularly about Bettina, are alarmed at the extent of migration among their tenantry. The good, or rather those removed in a very few degrees from dependent misery, are " See ing the wrath to come,' carrying off their small capi tal, and leaving the landlord to his writ of ne ezeat ! This promos leaves behind the most hopeless par perism, the material that file workhouses and Iwo . pdals, raises rates, and cannot till the land. h conse quence the proprietors are anxious to keep in the mod pp~e~mumgg of their tenantry; but their anxiety is di w rregarded, and all who can muster five pounds for passage money are on the wing to " a farther west." In a southern paper are given the total committals for the city of Cork in the first quarter of the amoral years between 1836 and 1847 inclusive. The quarterly average of the first quinquennial period to 1840, was 380 ; and of the second to 1843, about 242, showing a decrease of nearly 26 pa.. cent. In 1846 the com mittals amounted to 266 ' and in 1847 to 547, or an increase of more than 100 per cent. on hut year. The increase will appear in a still stronger light on com paring the returns for 1843 with thole of the present year. The total committals for 1843 from the let of January to the 31st of December, were 639; and from the Ist of January to the 3 0th of April, 1847, 547: so that the committals for a single quarter of 1847, are only less by 112, or about 20 per cent., than the committals of the entire year 1843. It also appears that the average maintenance of convicts is a fraction more than one shilling a day, while the ' paupers in the Cork workhouse are fed, clothed, &c., at an average cost of Is. 11d. per week, or about 31d. per diem. If any Irish port can complain of injury from free trade, Sligo is not that suffering community. The burghers are delighted beyond measure at the pro ' green of their town during the last Fix months, and flatter themselves, and not without good reason, that a portion of their commercial prosperity will prove permanent. In imports Sligo has risen from a fifth or sixth to a second-rate port, and in the quantity of provisions is only surpassed by two of the find clam ppoorts. Sligo is the depid which supplies Leitrim, Bosoommon, Cavan, Donegal, Fermanagh, Mayo, and parts of Galway and Longford. The ago Champion, in noticing this marked improvemest, add. : 6. We were left by the government dependent upon private enter prise, and our merchants proved equal to the teak im posed upon them." Ma. O'Cossau.'s Hasma.—Acenwas wave received in tows iestenisy Arm Mr. ()Toenail's leavening sesspe. ekes. TM asseeene tieM IMlttain rospreiley kb brisk are far dem orieseresbey. Hs is at peewee at Avipmes. sad as weak boa be bewww, that it is dosed edelmelib by ids =Mimi attserkeee *et M sbweld meek) there Ae two or three Haws. nestle belere ha rem& upon kb ti journey to AISOCIATION.—The maid weekli v ateeting of the Repeal Amesistios wee held le-dig. Mr. R. W. 011ebeney, a barriMer, prodded. The eammorsder of the Vidor, Capt. Clarke, wee present he a aberaties The Vigor Us brought hither a cargo of Indian mes mil Is hen the ladles' ri• lief committee of New Yea. The pressedimp were roes mewed by Mr. Jolla OVenneil, who prepared that an Thursday next there dwell be • special mediae el do as lodation, to nem adequate thanks, art anitable addromm te the Ameekes weeds he the hiWsm ewe beneedeesethey bed menlinisl teeramis tamale( Indeed IsibY momwho, et /sodas. Tbh maties, whisk passe& galled Iv :Capt. % whe bud* expeemed Sushi as as Aremisen ddson for the barmar. The Rev. Mr. Coghlan, a Ream •Mbalie arifyin•, of Mays, in re ferring to the cipher is dm goat& ellOnterse, when he ad- Ininiticrs, Trawl vemobreaktems the Bogie* of the i nt akwns. H. stated that ble Wilewn,ll I m es the U surface of which beg immi menatehy . eb, prirtors. The one is Laid IMilea who MUM seer the other is Mr. Keay of .ame. Neither the melds man nor the 000111•1111 tat pewee awful time, gives' • obi& • abloom' to the irs. lief comm ittee of the wish. This gentian.n re ferred to negotiation whisk he said he uaderstood were weeding Sr an arran . ef the difiennwee between that body and the gems fien, at whisk. he ea his gratification. Th+s stallesment was esmibmed by Mr. Jahn O'Connell. An imam= rowsbee et ellis dem wine dis tricts, written by Romemsathella deepen, and peallradeg to give the census older loathe armaillhfa year by dislits don and disease, were read ; after width Mr. Jobs O'Cootedi spoke upon the aspect of social and political realm The mat for the week exceeded NI. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH, MAT 3. The papers of to-day furnish accounts of three county meetings. At Aberdeen the Marriage Bill was referred to a committee to be reported on ram primuna. A motion, condemnatory of the Registra tion Bill, was rejected by a majority of 12 to 8. The other law reforms of the Lord Advocate were approved of. At this meeting the public-houses in the county were given in futemoanting M 813, or 1 to every 30 males, or 42 houses ! At the Roxburgh meeting the Marriage and Registration Bills were condemned in Coto, and the other measures were referred to a com mittee. A draft of the new Scotch Lunatics Bill was read, but found no favour. At the Renfrew meeting the Heritable Securities Act wu highly eulogised, and the Lunatics Bill severely censured, especially by Mr. Wallace, late M.P. The Marriage and Registra tion Bills do not appear to have been brought before this board. A meeting of Lord Arbuthnot's creditors was held in Aberdeen in the end of last week, when, as anti cipated by the Express, the arrangements pro posed by the Master of Arbuthnot, and the other members of the family, were such u held out a rea sonable security for fall payment, and were considered by all concerned as quite satisfactory. Bit Walter Scott now lies in Drybuegh Abbey. The corpse arrived by the Trident steamer from Lon don on Friday evening, was taken to the premises of an undertaker, and afterwards quietly conveyed out of town on its way to the abbey, attended by some friends and connexions of the family. An education meeting was held in Paisley, on Thursday, of an exceedingly noisy and riotous charac ter. The Rev. P. Brewster moved a vote of oonfi deuce in favour of the government plan, which was met by an amendment, more in unison, however, with the views of Dr. Vaughan, than with those of Mr. Baines. The clamour prevented speaking, except in the way of pantomime, and after being kept up till two in the morning, t he : meeting was adjourned for a week—in all probability not again to be held. A London house is said to have commenced an action of damages for 40,0001. against a Paisley firm, for pirating shawl designs. This description of bucca neering appears to have been prevalent for some time in Paisley, and if the law has been infringed, the school of design about to be established in that town will,as a metier of sheerneoemity, be well patronised. WALES. COMM IN WALEII.-I he Nora Woks Chronicle et yoseteley asp ;—" • diesevery Ise at Mash bees wade +bah Made to the 01111111illk. thi •sakiag adeldhhassra bee Imes washed as Ilkadrafia r esd lad she to the sir *Asa a he herb et the atMlissesß sapelable enflame re ethical* a the nee my be—dad widele ls • measere ha des a Wades le the omen advseedly • Warts awes al the base oh awe *ea ? • At he maavr, w ,C la rilirt, as Friday is" Illwash Wfiliams sad Jena !a whose &embalmers s walnut bad bees Wesel 111 he day yrneding, were &Iris' at lawn) bass cokes is *dr pwowdes. es heir pasha at is the pad* d Liaahsehld. The wise besp ea s i z2 dad dm Asa" Witnesses von samudisk vie Ow liwiida estatariett are sad asedie he , lAD* =l , : , the asides at the prises/re. The ewe was PROVINCIAL. Ttni WILMS' AND TEA Cann on sow widows et daily-bacreselag Interest. The MOO I /MIR 1011.11161, thee speaks of affairs La LINT : " The wheat pleat is Who lag very healthy, het is essay plaseelhem grasitemegkeiat or wire -worm, which has Monad lit• pion mei Mak. The barley is generally healthy, midi a geed *lt au the ground. Peas and beans have mere up well, and show a ae r ar itly aP". C r ar' s rY.416.4 wrybeak i = sista lUD mendeess owl paws buds are very bare, I and maim a espy ilaveosable alooge takes plea deal immedleidy, than . wrest M a heavy seep of hay Ws yam The bait plantations have the sp a predosiag apes unusual quantity el bleak bat as Enda is suloset to so massy remade', an 'phase an the emit ins be gives. The hop pates is almost adios I the lhos hr eat hitherto ban leek* , ea esseeat of ea geld keep maw were idea et LS. hei alihr ialtia li rtrilj weather with warm nights win prellattly a haw able change in the appearinee of the . The Bruins and owners of Mee is guud have beta driven to great didealtiss antes the pest =nth to provide food for the miens .1101b1 southe ebb& surround them. Yet whin a telendife onlhelsasp of food hu beeu provided, the ammo -et the serees, a eln• genial to the natural habits of dIO anon% bee eased Neely sheep in particular, to do well, sad do bullocks have been kept on hay, of which thus s a pod apply" The Wilton 1 Peel reports ham Divomeinea that the late ohm.ra came opportunely he the growing map of men. The young wheat, barley, wad oats, ors now rtheleatly forward, quite thick eneugh on the had, and generally of a healthy atirtrame. Many melt potato. have s p rung ;P and h: Norgoicre . le mkalli t e: i l i deg of porti weakness on o t f h e No LI, says: " Privet, aneends hem - 31seehli a ind state that the wire. worm has dem emesidesebie damp to the wheats, par %Moistly to these min link seas, end that in some sum large portions of some lie ware repidly going off." The Doncaster Chess** arms favourably of things in T oaxsa tag. Is that it is stated that the nights and auridege base been slightly frosty, but not ..'ently levers to do rue thaw to the growing Mope. During the peat week we lave Ism favoured with Mime heavy showers of full, the ear of whir are already apparent on vegetation. The wheats generally look well, and should we be favoured with a little warn weather, coosider able will be made in the growth of the plant. In the s eltered garden. in this district, the first crop of early potatoes ere already showing themselves through the soil, sad, emaidarine the cold whi, h has prevailed, arc in a very formed state. Nothing but soft showers and sunshine are reeseery to reuse the fullest hopes of the husbandman. TM Mark-tam E-rpress ghee reports from several counties. Besluniux.—The spring-Dorn season has been peculiarly favourable •• but the oats are very much in want of rain. The barleys sown when the first rain of con sequence fell are beautiful. A good breadth, however, reclaims to be sown ; and as the state of the wind (wen by south), and a falling be/meter are now favourable, the fine 'audition of a lea pulverised by the reaming frosts, jeltifiell the expottatioa that the barley season will be com pleted emir auspicious circumstances. The clover is not •••1 growing vapidly. Looking preepeatively, it may be worth while for the curious in natural phenomena to watch, very minutely, the mopedve indications of the oak and ash trees. Lent year, after a winter of extreme mildness, the oak vegetated in, Manure of the ash, although the latter is of a tar more delbete and sensitive habit; now, however, the ash is by no mama backward, and the tyre rivals appear toe:pawl them buds mealy together. Cold (sad twenty weeks have elapsed elites the first frost) bee not now retarded the tenderer tree. la all the dry years that we can retrace, the oak has been early ; the ash, on the contrary, has taken peceilenes prior to wet summers, . those of 1843 sad 1846. If dire prognostics war effected by the electric condition of the frees—whke, it is said, is always opposite— then we may hip. that a dee and fertilising altarnatMe et weer shuns sad swim periods, never of that smirking sionalsw offal pthed se theersetive in 1846, may be given to and mom% hirrerabIy.—BILDFOILDSH IlUi. —Field may be unalered is a forward state. The =learnt end pathos are planted ; the thrum under eireaalleatess, the latter on • moth smaller scale then awl from the high price of the seed, need the great • postal failure. The deficiency of feed rereeppeebege wrier was trotter at the time of year than M pmmo% mg had It net been for the liberal supply of good hay whisk we fortunately heA, many must have been starved : in a misty of killers, they lure scarcely lived on anything else, the turnips, except in a few partial ease., Mein bra Log .hawed. The sheep have necessarily bra tared itha the Lees, ens( seeds, sad pastures i but their yebrigel athwiswort has been to worry the hedge., mid* am nee* kalles. With this exeeption, however, in is se we here scrim's in the aspect of rural aid" and • fads wares rein, with mild, sunny days, would ass pods. a mighty improvement in the appearance of the country. The wheat looks generally pretty healthy, and the spring crops haring bees put in remarkably well, are everywhere a good plant; and although neither the one nor the other are at all forward, we may yet, with God's blessing, get an avenge, if sot en abundant crop. From Laiceirranntiaz we have bed accounts of the stock. The flocks have suffered severely from an • • - mac ; and besets also hew been extensively ' by dirs.. The crop is this *meaty, however, are looking well. Perhaps the spring seed this season, from first to last; and though it lay in the ground a long time, and grew slowly, from weather divine to vegetation, still the crops of beans, eats, and barley appear it a favourable state, and, should we have some mild showers and genial weather in the next month they will make raid program, and we may reasonably se ptet a good harvest as the result —Burrotx.—Upes the whole, the crops have a promiiing appearawn, and with genial weather, there is nothing to fear but the harvest of 1847 wal prove more abundant sad profitable to the agriculturist than many that ban preceded it. The fallow, broke up mellow and are forward, and many have put their mangel.worsel into the earth in excel lent cooditioe, with almost • certainty of a plant. An es, ly sowing is mere sure of a crop. An admirable plan has latrly been acted upon with success—namely, to break the land up intended for the root-crops immediately after or dosing harvest, either with &scarifier or with the broad share, eighteen inches serosathe wing, attached to a common swing-ploA,. with a wheel at the kftd, the breast off. It is a good of husbendey, *Mein the land into flue tilth, an forwarding the week of the tfllows the following spring. The fanner is thus enithied to cultivate his early root.mop with empire sal awe MOM The graziers of bailee. will be pee* sag hinted, hem the shortness of ruip il. the to ma, hells met pat, the lee of the martgel. w usieL were the wry wanewsill cultivators who followed*, sad _.__milted Ile NM into the ground early t efts the drought would net allow it to vegetate. limo: or lona PAUTILI INTO LITNAPOOL.—Yeeter. day Armoric a meeting of some of the largest ratepayers of Liverpool was held at the Clefs/aloe moms, when it was re solved that *requisition should be mongol to the Mayor, to convene • public meeting, to madder the best means Of removing the heal burdens cast upon the pariah by the great influx of Irish peepers. At the meeting a suggsatiol was thrown out that it would be well to send a" deputation' of 30,000 or 4e,000 of the poor Irish to P•laes-yard, soon after their landing, that their tattered garments and wan looks might excite legislative rympathy. The proposition was much more favourably received than would bays been supposed. A committee was appointed "to stay the iveresse of Irish Rompers in Liverpool, ley every legal mesas ;" and a subeerlphon was set on foot to carry out the objects of the suretiai. COIDOSSION NT TNII Lotto Ltartarrawr.—W. B. Nay lor, to be apt., vies Taylor, deceased, let Yorkshire (West Mang) Yeomanry Cavalry. ROW. AOILICULTOZAI. DOCIATT.—The competition for the Masa, of affording SOVOINNIO4IOIOII to the annual meet ing of this serer to the year MS, areas to be very ardent. The shies of Teak ad of Wpm, with the boroughs of Leeds and of flimMaill, re el esullisess he thie hrlosdea. THU LID= Dinalffill AND TUN EDI:CATION QOM TION.-011 Msssispl ait a i :iblk meeting of the Leeds dissenters sad edam to the ministerial plan for the extend= of natismal wee held in East Parade Chapel, Lose, le relive the report of the deputation ap prated te semi searseenee el dirster held in Crosby Hall, Lender, ft omen the education sebum There NY but a wary tin attemileneo, the Asps. belog scarcely half Wed. The Mtv. Dt. Hamilton ocaspied the &sir and ad deem. the ramaiag. He regretted their alga to defeat the proposed scheme had so sigoally failed d macaw; but re commended that they should continue their eeln, and make it a buds. question at the eppem election, earefally ahatelming Arm -to Ores* tire mugger to any can didata who sr opposed he aderies earea. The sestina sees lebrireatly adhered by the itev. J. Pridie of Halifax Dr. Nunn, Professor Stowell of Rotherham Wee, a nd Mr. Edward Baines, jun., who was introduced to the meeting by the chairman, as " the patriarch of the quation." Evolutions were pared protesting *Oust the grant, and pledging the meeting, as recommended by the chairman, to oppose any nadMat• who was favourable to the ministerial scheme. CIINDIART Ptas A T Wusscs A 73117.-011 Wedaar day evening last, • Ore broke out in the steal sod of the Duke of Portlaad, at Weed here, near Wean* Abbey. • few minutes before the LIMP were direrraedu= keeper passed through the ab .paid ens IMF WO of are, but on Minim tesseasia bane be pesealved the dames. Then beim a aseadty et wailer, rrhw apishly destroyed three rn--ewe of twee, era et seeds. awl MY of straw. The emyyee Ws been estimenull at 4001. By great exertions the fans were pressrved. KIM IT 111 roorosaate astable • lempeaseleet at Maidstone and steps have bees takes te Aida wpm for the project: which eppeees likely to be realised. The example of Lewes favour of the plan. Kiwi& ALLINIXI MOILDIII OP • GIAIWI 13111..—A2 err oommomil at Ipswiels, yesterday, upon the Mahe& Beim It was peered that the Mensal twined the eemWaerspassy with as Baena+ th• :oat log ssaars. the other • •• which, sea, vas suggeread by a thick rod of wood. They Whew asuswiag Ida *sir ride saris none mea ia a twang et Ipswich, ekes a &ashes s liseaser, semi Ow Posher, took paealea a the pass NW sok elms the glib hit the beam seared to give it sip. le Mowed Ibms le their Isailatz a kt a rstailamesas whisk we. xis& The I war to perm& Laker to seelare rnally IBeV tide, weft Bad " mat, would mike a yew shoat w hut le Moils, assupsol to Woe it, ssia he slasek bre a blew OS the• heal whisk Said her death. Wlea takes late eastely, ihe mowed •• I gave her a blow, bed shell be an righi lw Ilse seeming.", The in quest was edgeowaid. Comaisetor By TM =rseeristawr.—F. Esq., to be rept., vice Paulen seeligawl • Corset CM to be lieut., nee Boyd, prea._ , W. Weed, Chat., to be cor set, vice G. Wood, pros., Pam Albert's Owe Corps of Norfolk Yeoman . , A Nzw Pazeox i. mist w r balk at Plymouth. A Letter bee been reesimi !em Efr Qom eypervisi et the site of Pyres Phil ise *a wpm" mosessme. The Pekoe Committee ham given dime** le the teem desk te am ple* the purchase et theipeuml holkwith. The field in question is situated as the Tadao& sear Lewis loneee =wow, between dist lei The et about *wee awe mei altd4 awl will ma= past Th. plta will be histeheil Ms* dab, dm inspector of prime. ILLacr tow Ituttoosa. l Ll l ii r4tbet the Capt. Sward will eggiorl Ihip ot by a esneervatim, at Spud * asteet st buy is talked at larassawranosi rammed that Lord Takes will as* depi Mk 4 cissassWar ; sad it has hem hatted last OW. Clubs w Is forward. This is Wspniablia Thu sum ds ins sessarvatire in the r ae Mssbsd bow boa numisssi k suassion wiV the squid iswoup—taelhaise land. in Hut Pitman's Tor-trat.—The =meted all pentanes et mow Lisa took plass loot sight thst we be issi nomorshis fa mall et tie asnrifel steps. She aniseed is the pert of Alias in the Italian vendee of "Illaset le Diable and at one &doh in the essegang (the epee having ter minated at half-ped twelve) we imp do fit& more than say that her perftwiamee far trammended the moat highly-raised expectations, and ob tained, without exception, the greatest triumph we have ever whammed in a theatre. The house was crowded to em ir/win by an audience eager to see and hear the renowned stranger e hose name has been so long in every body's mouth. When she promoted herself as the country girl, attired in her humble pilgrim's weeds, a loud burst of wel come greeted her from all parts of the house ; and she seemed almost in a metnent to . gain every heart, even before she uttered a sowed, by the torments modesty of her looks, and the graceful sientheity of her mien. In the brief dialogue carried no with Robert, in micitative, her sweet, musical tom!, and fine elocution, were at since apparent. This led to the romance, " Vs, mi dime " (in the original, " Va, dit elle"), which at once exhibited her exquisite qualities as a singer. There qualities must be perceived and felt,—they cannot be described. Her voice is a perfect soprano, of the most enchanting purity and beauty; unit, !mellow, of great fulness and volume, and as delicate as the breathing of the 4t lien harp, producing such " dying falls" as Shakapeare's description has sometimes made us imagine. Her manner, in the close of a pathetic strain, of prolonging an exquisite note, and attenuating it by degrees, till there is @meetly anything between it and silence, MI altogether her own ; and rte effect was often absolutely ravishing. During her whole performance the audience seemed spell-bound, passing from a rate of breathless attention, when a pia might have been heard to fall in the dead silence to the most rapturous enthusiasm. When she began the song " Quando lascisi la Normandie " (" Quand je quitted la Nonnandie", there was something so enchanting m her utterance of the very first phrsae, that the air was interrapted by a burst of uncontrollable delight from every part of the house, acrd, at it. conclusion, the whole pit stood up, waving their hats and hastakerchiefe. She is equally. great as an actress. Her face possesses strong and varied expression; her every ges'.urc is full of sentiment and feel ing; and her mierements and attitudes, though they have all the appearance el being perfectly spontaneous and un studied, have the grace of the finest pieces of Grecian art. With this faint attempt to characterise her excellencies generally, we most leave her for the present, intending immediately te enter Into some de tails respecting her performance of this part ; and we shall merely add, that, when the curtain fell at the close of the opera, the audience continued their applause and acclamations till she came forward three times to curtsey her acknowledgments. We :must, likewise, defer our remarks on the general performance of the opera, only saying, that Standigl'e performance of Bertram, was worthy of his high reputation; that Fruchini se Robert gave us more pleasure than he has done in any previous character; that Madame Castellan, as Isabella, sang beau tifully, particularly the farnous " Robert, toi qua j'Xime ;" and that Gardoni gave extraordinary importance and effect to the very pleasing little part of Raimbaell. The choruses, too, were capitally snag, and the orchestral accompaniments were more than usually subdued and delicate. CLERICAL. di Oueue of Cornea is subiished in bet Gfeesfes eatityleg a plea esdpeled by the Peelle Mar e. the iniesabeses lee tlet thee beh I; the eillatety Istuellseesse receive has as esoidedemers the stuns .. :.-111111mbseeedb,, Neat, talL ; Mslyiskb. Dense, POI.; Vselek Ikiisbigb, SOL ; Dutl. maws., Neetitio~ke. to ; Orettes. ftsgunigaseebbs, SW.; NansdeLL Notts. , ditteitioa in the Yeeset. Tal e 171, ; ham. S3L The tatumbeed. et the fehreleee Imalliee are le visteles a ens of money "lse a it hew of redlesse" : —Brierelithe, Warlike; uswati Desist; Cofelasbese, Lieselarbire ; Dud. dine= mad ; Ileinesodsrike, York. shire; St. lasees, °"si llosivell. 3l.ll" Ve l tes kire dues-Tyus ; and Vaasa, Deshigh. NAVAL. Pam Moms.-last nigitiCdrs;frarimis Wise to the oilcan mad company of 11.31... atar, R. .1. W. Dualop, cos., that the pro. pomom arising from the butmty roomy on the tonnage mil of a moiety of the rim pneseeds of the Branilaa slave achooners Rafael. captured ow the 17th of Murk., and intern, oa the 17th of HIM, will be paid on 1644 lam., at No. 3, Clidord'ainn. due to each clam -For babel : eassunandr., 4W. Bs. Old.; lbw Mask 177. lia. tid. ; wood clam, 13b. lid. ; third elms, 31. N. ; fourth elan, V. Inc 100. • 11th clam, 11. 13a. 314.; AIM arm H. 3a. 74d. ; sews* elm*, Its. Old. Pow Minerva: commander. 541.14.. 314.; ant elms, 10.13 a 4d. ; second clam, 37. lbs.; third clam L. las.; fourth clam It. 18e. Ild.; fifth clam, lita 4d.; Math than, 11a. 144 i seventh claim Y. 144. Pa ;so also owe r the alms and company of ILK.'. Wing 8••••••, who were mired et the capture of the Portuguese Wig, or ewers. wow imethemq ea tee 51.1 Mardi, 1144, that they will be pail Seth Ithgegithe getherderet the Werth bounty and moiety el the eerie& el there. eleltthlll. IS Toothy, the lath of May nes; et Nrs. IS, ilithitehthee, Loathe : lient,commander, 407.4 a. bid. ; mewl eh" IV. 1 Is. iod.; third clam, V. Is. 1114. ; berth dew, U. lr.7et ; lln clam V. 13a. ; mirth elms, 11. 11.. 104 d.; ems& thee. Ito. 31d. Medea le 'beerier nis - en to the Wiper. and company of the thee meth the Heroine, who were actually ea board at the capture of the Beeellin Member; Mena, on the 33rd Ft b., 1815, that they veld he peel leek resptethe grodeithas of the thews town, and *palely of tinBl of the sewn, on Tuesday, the 14th of May next, at Its 114 AMmaltsbin4 London: liest,ootweender, 711/. eh 1114.; wroth elm, 214.18 e. 70.; third Awe, 101. Ha Md.: teethe 7l . l l.lld; firth ohm. 3/. 13s. 114 ; sixth chum br. orminth dam. 11. 4a. 41.1. Ile m ews and company of Ma Ithreise, who thew es Mud et tee engem el the Portage., dthe bag Id winds Ihimibirl the Nth di Feb, 181 i, are farther Yams; teat Oar we the *dr prop°. boos el the Wow llorty mho J. pos. =lte meld mom as the dar l Tur a ikt, _it left at mt. aim at Na 14 •• cart .18s. Ipp. es. ald.; mond eliv A iett dd lflrl. • teeth Irk M. 18s. thwth Wed 134. IN.; She clad, Gl. 61.; dxtli is 4/. 114. yid ; dar, 11. 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Tara' pureed oft with the Ind, bat atter gulag Moat Se ye,* west eat to the St i o: abs tam* ow talus op by the Revelry fah Vernet' es her. At the T.T.C, Martini poet *hie pair V pin is loft T.T.C. mimeos rot, whers= "l" rot rend her Mei, swim home ea eel mer bp three haply. The I Omer le elpieloits ea the pima at brag a=• se tromp side ot a poet, bet es theamter M peepaeol lepeowthet soh wee met the one, thews r doom et the PietWe it bras Meluebed. Ras I. II Isla. Meet, /MY 3-yelf ebb; 4•114 411171b;011MAt LK. 7 whs. lAAO.rd.Rcyperm% ea st 1 I:=a Clierlan Maid .o* . Via o. 'o (0. Dale 4 111144rths alio raa . eby dr Maar, Me by lamirilm, and 3 .l , 2 l :iek.—Betting f 44 4 apt atitglek, S' n d i art a mmo y, a awl 4to *Pt MIMI OIL Ame = ark Mt nods& wet pm/1u ism MOW by we. whieb en raw tammly mobt. sad ma dmety by a Myib, MUM MO. atembia MM by bolt Itagilt; Spew Positt sad hey Mk Ili Va. Ma la I nix. SI ms. Ibrat; IM bet tc sew TALC. Dole Bekid% Mir% fat (NW 1 Mr It. rate Ildidey w, at Mt Mb Met) 11 Ilel en Ilollone. vie Woburn. Rea ia Sfi se a Illiim ale mon inek. lit Criterion Omen 3 subs. WE I. Emir" iteranin M. Pend VW& lath Intelligence. MOUSE OF LORDS. Tao TACT Famaaaa.—A timaraittee of pried eges, eon- Mating of Lord Slanksanery (preadlog), the Lord Chancellor, Lords Davao, Beemsbam, Campbell Redeadalr, Radnor, Suffolk, Ilisengterd, Seeder, and other peon, met at tea o'clock, to tad farther *video°, oa W clam of Mr. Jews Tracy to the Ude of " Berta end Yitemet Tracy wok' ia the peerage et bash Mk shit* vas a sin sewed sham. mum ter the UM time hire Sakai** ea • the 231 if Mink hen The rep* et OS gremeclhw en that occult* la *it jearael. ea 'Me Sl*, gave a ateat tha weedneettle peerage (is 1014114 ; eid of ita dement down to the 4s a* et H. F. Leigh , the eiehth Lord They, white* mile he e, is 1 pm t Veldt tints , the ntle has been deneent. The UM clad et the ' ' peas* nigme* IMO freevently Ware the ea* ' mkt* et *Moses *ma MI to 1643, Irina the emmiller * the aphilee, and reported, • eat the Ms Am sot orb eek The only wee the treat of eatleishay peestilatWillies was proved to be the great grentilder it the d liaaat we m e a ma Pima a of Mr. Intim Tlentracy,An "'SIT et a jeep e• t the oant 4 • ma Wiliam, 64 / 8 . • stating the merriege er " William sea d 1 .1 2Aiut • Tracy," tc., in Debi*, in 1726, as d as asesmat by fa wi seem of an laserlehma ea a wahatase is Omdeleseit chnrekyard, " erected " Mary Th ey le the imemeey et her husband, William Trsey• Eq. life et le* in the King's Gluey, the third son of the Tnmiy, la* one of as jadpes of the Canines Pilot in gybe, wen met doomed Thealehenea having tinerl643 eollootaid further wait=to mairma ti aneathr mill the family of ledge Tracy, oblate* alrether bomb/ et lies* On the 234 of Ranh the aemmittee aimiteri all the evi dense gives in wpuet t of the OMNI alai le be available for this della The ieether materiel evidence on the 2U of Mu& the arcade lii. ge • Um lamb% whit