The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-21 00:00:00

P i megiggsfees AMR -11111111 sairmdemen of ; sie s. e genaM divine awriaerMW6l.l4 Claremont. I th e effl Rev. C. L. Osselnur Thtu,lL Fr s Rata and the Princess W tr. Deweger Lay Lynette: s, took r o t e llia ml on lialsrday ha the pyre rounds the Duke and Duchem of Cam sa/gig tbe Priam' Marl a s ipL tanadod divine service yes inlsiattb. Deo sd . Duchess of Com m:bail by Beam Remseettein and Rama lasasared the psellawasse• at the Royal Rata opts awe with their pressen ea Saturday mem& A Wiwi Council wrote7Mron Saturday attarassa s ob rweign-offies. It was Mended by Lord J. dLord Chancell, the Karla of Lansdowne, a l = p a w Sir G. or Grey, Viseunnt Palms/sun, Kul °wiy, *ASIA of Clarendon, the Chemeenor et the Rxr.., is lade Asoklard, Sir J. Ilialthwase, Laid C rood m o p* the Marquis of Clenekarde, the t Hsu t Melealq.and the Right Hon. IL Labonelkee. roomed oat two haws. Kr. Na=4 6 (Y.. had an interview with Sir 0. Dm • at ISt Hease-ailloe. Mr. Sutherland, g t . and . 'Weems, had an interview with th e DO Ha IL Berme es Saturday, at the office of the Com mies/fa of Railways in Great George-street. Despatches t oe of es Saturday evening from the Colonial-office k it e•Orriner of Ceylon. The Rev, Dr. J enar d i t .; an gonvisw en Ilateaday with Sir G. Prey, its WATIIRLOO BANGIVET.—The Duke of Wel- Entity* kis eastosaary banquet in celebration of the of the battle of Waterloo, on Friday, at node, Covers wen Laid for acrenty•fire persons, but there wee two recancies. Sir Harry Smith was amongst the aei his health was proposed by the Duke. The alum was paid to Sr P. Maitland, on his return to Wright left London 'on Saturday morning, Web eameral Steam Navigation Company's mail steam. lip ?dams Royal, for Hamburg. TESTIMONIAL TO EARL POWIS. On Saturday a meeting of the friends and esp. Metre of this nobleman took plum in Rooms for the ssmeo of preventing him with • testiest:Adel for his lorries memnting the suppression of the see of Bt. Auph. The *Up of Bangor presided. ' The Outman said that he was glad to stead funned gti bow W «dim., to the indefatigable ~loos awl the tevearied eel of Earl rowis in the cause of the citureh, te dam they were now assembled for the purpose of offering a Fateful testimonial. Uri KENTON proposed the first reeoletion, which was to th e ateet, that it was the opinion of the present easeting plat it was desirable to record, by some perstasent see sell, the gratitude of the empire to Earl Pow* for his minent !services is preventing the suppression of the bishopric of St. Asa*. lie said that he was an attentive obaorrer of this struggle from its commencement to its . . ii — s — rion and, had it not been for the perm. mimes of the noble earl, in creating a conciliatory and empathetic feeling in their behalf throughout the country, would probably have failed in obtaining the object of their desire. The Dean of Sr. AtIAPPI seconded the resolution, and the motion being put, was carried unanimously. Lard Nainou proposed, and the D. of &Ingo, the second resolution. He said that thishellik wiri= Petrie had been victorious, conferred a lipid bum& wpm the country, as it established the principle of tie awoomity of ea increase in their episcopacy, and had Aso hoes amide a great rallying point for the church. The nature of the reso lution which he held in his hand was, that the testimonial which they should confer on Lord Potts, should also tend to the good of the church, and be woe nom Wised to the belief that this should be so, when he towdlootoi how the poor clergymen of Wales had kept their own dieloome ia the back-ground, and how difficult it was wb fakitheig their battle to " get up their grievances." He wooki therein, move that such memorial should be in the nature of a pew manent institution for the benefit of the church of Wales. The Bishop of Exerea proposed the next which was seconded by Lord Lyttelton, that r r elu appeal to the whole country should be made la old of the funds for the testimonial. He said it was to ltd Powis they were indebted that the see of Manchester would soon be formed, and the government, to their great prate% had also, owing to his exertions, pledged themselves to give immediately four new bishoprics, to be supported out of Use reveuues of the episoopacy The Hon. Col. TREVOR proposed the next resolution, that the institution shall be that of scholarships or exhibitions, in suck member, as the funds collected will admit, at one or both the universities of Oxford or Cambridge, to he ogled "The Foyle exhibition for the maintenance of etudeses,maives of Wales, or of one of the four dioceses of Bangor, St. Area' 81. David's. sad Llandaff, being thoroughly with the Welsh language, and intending to bemuse esedi dates for holy orders." Susi' ezhOsition to be held mid the holder was of sufficient standing to take his B.A. degree, if the funds were sufficient to Is in part easturead to him, taring • Limited portion of the time ef hie orpoloinewt to a meaty in Wales. Each exhibition to bed lise value of, at the least. 501. or 60M. Tke Hon. Col. Docotra Pawriawr isondod the me- Woe. The thanks of the meeting were then teamed to the dwirmaa, and the meeting separated. Now REGULATIONS FOR THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM EATERY COMPANT.—We learn that, on Friday last, the lads Commissioners of the Admiralty informed the above mopany that they had resolved I. establish a direct steam eannunintion between Sentlismgden end New Orleans. This arrangement is to um into opelndon on the 2nd Weber next, and the Wed India stesingmekets are to be nod for the purpose. The sydein proposal enable the Militants of the southern sides of hiss bordering on the Gulf sf Mexico and the = a pli, named their affairs with Beglend without the interven- Ws of suede., u heretofore, in New York and Boston. la order to complete the new regulations, it will it nemmary, in the course of the present year, Istabliali on the Atlantic several additional steamers, did, in conjunction with those already existing, may ks similleal as follows :—Cunard steamers, ono. a week, bee Liverpool to Beaton and New York. The New Orleans he, above alluded to, once a month, from Southampton to Cat Island Harbour, near the mouth of the Mississippi. Tat India steamers, once a month, from Southampton rid braids, and ones a month via Barbedoes. New American he el nearness, from New York to Southampton and kora. French government line, between Hans and lee York. Ditto, between Marseilles, Guadeloupe, end lidideue. Ditto, between Bordeaux and the Havana. DINN between Havre and the Bruils. Ditto, between ilffusure, Lisbon, and Madeira. We believe it is intended she Is start, next year, a line of weekly steamers between Nee Yark end Liverpool. • - CHARING-CROSS BRil>Ge Cow PA RT.—A special meeting was held on Saturday at the offices in Vil- I~errt e/crud, Mr. Hawse in theeekt, Me the purposes alsa e fallowing mon SlT=Mbeimileiltbemeetiag et thstiminsideretoselmalm ie serentummle they Ism meedoll M with llesers• IMenalbe4makeetee, sod Pim, kr the soulumat dark ear wok Menials, ef the Wes; realm te sem* the Om by wallihrf i K to Mee lbe maid le rem teems mama met sf the depoltel thema s wil as hods the at the of the sweeese fie seelli amonst,nlish bene s = i rcess 11 b tummy Ism hem the Imilme. Tom ors wises to aeeomlfi thit IMMO teessnlei be *zed el imam, eed *mediae, althigh Off ha 's num labelb Ms ent or me mirk et Ile mnerlies es Ow amemm sactpsimmuk Mb ebt.„Map.ll.emtat se Mee the am Mere, lemniste Me pregdebem asylum It Ma to eaZ 9 6 11 Cr ItireMelms, be may abuimesee le Me ledsumbeoltall, WM an be weak; berm met s = per ammuMet dew but le mei as a mesa, dm Ms Om- Poo alma stupid peer Mout= fealxieam new muddestas w orucf,_ edillestis tomes mem seem ewe s eam To a rates le Me mem tale= of Ms . me demises Ihlok it MOM oMMIIMMIIde eed le mg kr wag mdieseem end imeemed mow teller Me Immo of the ocumw at a more mitre bum Mesa Ilea theal et time by of megisengths [closed mrusgsmeate Mom hies ellue. Tin dams Mated that the time was now arrived when, rirdelony meet either sell the bridge to Mean. ...wood se Melon ,to thine gentlemen the sum of OAK Their he the sale of the bridge it was melon 1 it Moe Wee, it Meg strenuously opposed by emend of Sem body. Whey most, therefore, fulfil the other con of** sineoment, in which Mears. Jackson and Co. le he siewittsd to a compromise as to take 9,0001., the asted up to January last, amounted to 128,4861., had to be deducted for rent reesived nom the •■••• tee . , e total cost 118,4861 • it had been estimated but, aa they were already aware, " 0 • 4,„ Men as excess ever that estimate of Vim, wide be thus accounted for :—alteration W_ OM ad lesseletions, 3,0001. ; new work, aot tie sellessie, including toll-boogie, pen, lighting, r -,2 1 1 11; Mot, 1 ' 6001. ; law menses, 1,W61., including he out of eldelaiegtbeir three acts of parliament. There tteaaiekt of 1,1001. due to the Nungerford Market Cu- PM Mr which bad been referred to arbitration, mi ebis a b li =be settled as soon as possible. There was 4111 t eflaseit owing to the bankers and ethers, lambi oak a of 12,4861. They her= . 4 1 4 1e Mld d Z,W,0001., the capital having been Si 106,0001. In order to meet the ID raise new capital to the *EC= •• Aiken( The haw* were the liabilities shah.. and ethane, 9,41.111. ; the bankers, 3,6001. ; Mr i k; bar lbjeatre Caswiwieseni, law swans, "of ahkes, 2,0001., due upon th billemeet eteepthee 19,4601. The dine .4.l2-A.6= ismat of lbws liabilities O rd t! mow alba set, awl to knee 11,200 quarter la ark theta shares to be Gist alliwatte the shiw g _ . ...Tbe a roam why the dinettes art think =he haol teemztal wee 1111 INN aegt aitanarroassi by the emits the lawlimetwe, awl the Oreatle sod li ait s i ba s • la the hweadiste Aetna, el the OWN I.4ll % soi. aelielpetsd the diselasel would be al. 7 %, tef or 12,000/. without ilauLLlPtft teedowl. sad ordered to be Zeroi lli tt teelle. "11 &. solllameed end wily dismal*, the masa bit Vii",_VelwwW with Mean. Juana slam .0 rains 111,11007=tommodOlmt wee p a ir t a thet It was atquetreme the affairs the heal bum t sal he the pupas of rffr a oftwaltles aliamit he elseeett sod that the =lod/iins. cMieman ino bis weft met le im ai ff4l dee ting MOWN% THI Slow( Iran OF TIM ROYAL ROETICUL onaat tesc kos, cm theneley, at Chiswick. Daring the of sight theorised Melton thronged sh. 16 - 7 beaded Yen hey el the metre .ser • • helillesibeklo is the= *tether palm& Iheryvilter till • ihe ebnetheekthe Malety, end the bemit the ealkelleth erne tell gni Anne& large shirt absinthe; s peleness theenokeitil to six varied* if this math; lbeiniessiedm mute dlin sad ezedled; the patereinis mei One booths wen she einnereue and wey nape sant *s ode sechisle end the diens spesheens of ts, be tbesetten. There was brallemey aline kr those who adedre Gwen fehisAis iski Asi r oa ths(' edam •nese of foliage, delicacy of fiat, sad of etzestese, for met es bars pared beyond the int Wetness'( the florieulteral aerial; veldbli the seperiemsal eye of Ile connoisseur was gratlied by the triumphs el the eardenes skill. The fruitiudeledl nukes atomises, end sherres, of very good quality ; enedlent pines and are teen at every show, and hems their appearance Wm novelty, though it might mem praise. The tends of the Hone I Guards piths Cireeedies, eat tithe Oshblesem, lent their aid to sake*, Amen thersahltly eguesabh. The fol. I lowing Ina dm *mum we ma draws.—No. 1. Cholenbenee Mahn, in 6 dialkil asiettes.—Wx. them eartikate ot apothem. Maim resists et tat Oat to ONION, eikersdi met& —Mr. Orem In Iwo Osselme. dim meller a rta Btegilambes Flatlonate. Or aelhone et a ; sal 70r Orseo. il:4 l. atem mei% ist Oman Tbleits Peix= meel , er glit Mu Oadhe Illegimstes of ham MeMmatin, Mistia nid as AIM; lame other thners Teeth fkr Impasse ether Beranka. /fr. Dsos4 he Tamils linienlea; seettlkele 1 ma. MOOR& heap w isen tor • atimileesens tea Ness or Orasimise Phis, be esikelins st SD plmilu—Ort4 earn at hewn, Mr. Demi& pair. to Mal4lffanei= es ll olll meal, Mr. homy La Rader-r u ed; gold KWh= Mr. Man prdr. Mho WM. Foe Stove er floanhosse Flaots, later of ti to E. =W ithd pell a Wsho nsaik eeilf, Yes. tpae, to Jams &eke, kg,. Ter Steve or Grankases in eillealms phoh—Gold leMelan Mr. . in May; ewe sth nelais W. TYlles 8. 4111 : 61 Oder, Em. ; aid Mr. Clems„ pail le W. F. O. rare, Meg. ; liege Mar medal, Mr. T. Wpm peat. to T. Brealass the. ' • lit& Josh, prim. to IL EL kW" En.; Mr. Resalerh Fmk. to X. Bat=es, selhellses of set bow ass 20 ap. .Myl e ZI L Rae; Onelthe aellesikin Mr. Z. of facer.to 0. S. Wale% •Rusts °Via . Wham of • lrehde Plr. JahoW pedr.tellre. attlt dim gilt Mr. "Ms, prdr. to Ms Omen Ismed; Lop ether wellak Plant, garde. to I. H. Odiffeadm i Mr. Pam perdu le V.P. Farmer, Fag. ; Mar Eden reeds; Yes. ha. mode. to R. O. Lash*, P.q. ; lir. Deism peril le Mr. Zak ; dim isokim , Mr. Hit, par. le 10es fth. Bilk*" to allealme et heat ' fewer than I 1.1/010d/Witi opeistialvada—Mher leWe mil, Mr. Oen wO imA pair. Is J. O. L tilselsefeamdmmTniedmaltsdonot il = l W l.. medal. DeedreMmei Op. hem Men Mean %MI ; elm mid. °Weis Eyler, Ilk. Task; Oar limitia Timfbeeda, Mr. Vends; Oilents=, Mr. Zeilinen lasi rtS= Nor Mears. Vett& • arsibees i' iii3 Orrioserusialltenseeses. Telish. ll =ernew reran la sit Me them third am at ttek pmts.—Elver • mask Mr. ham ; sane Bahia matal, Mr. Rom ; Mr. ; ffieseehr excelime, Mr. Raes.-114. 4. For Pehr 'edam t allatens elf sew sad Ilee‘rele masts% cultivated will neater shit In Limb pta—Oold lauldna mid. E. Foster, n 1.1.2. .et elk mad Idel d. ook °satiate et ONNIIIMIOB, Mr. J. prier.leL Zse. N. gehl laeinin motet Mt. DAM ;N. die_ ollt M r . Gahm Paeophilms, is 11 Inhasa Mr. Priam gab. to T. I. 11n 0 v im Em.; Awe gat medal, litr. W. Osidllur ,4 dr. ' Tarr. Eh. g artileille et lingo. Mr. T. pile. ~Tealteemtm Msg.; pil Ilashaten emia, M. Oakes. lew Awe milk Messatlitahrena; Lava , mil. Mr. Gams; !WM prise ht theopeteme, to Bk. I 'Mier et 1111 idea varessfon—Mar Ingden Z. et Moduli; eueldeste et anssOme, 3. 11 W ;N. War lhaliden e= . 1 . 6 Norma et emallems, Mr. Healeey. Monte Eleekse..—liker hei llm er, l" Zerrftur,tinnim "" S7 MO, ; lam pelargonkm, Jaw peg. dlele, Mame Clehl, R. 0 IleeMenearealleria. Mahe, lans isr l a t. r. Mthser ial." . Mlime a lles ia.: eresre 14 11 seems M hue asee= to hest lesses Mom& Idols, pease eat nestarlass being ear Wend al arty ens Mod. lams goes mai, Mr. hirepo, pail' at rn =Mt 4. 1 .4. 714” —0Z6 A !' liintsil M t a intar emir te Oexter, Tat.; Mr. Tay, pear. to Colossi OW. Imes ; Barom pair.* Whitman ' Mr. tilthh Weil , to Z. Oramfay Taq. ; certificate a easuillense. Mr. rms. T 1 Mr. Wilt% oat. to J. F. MEM; ; eltrr Mr. gar. to Led Oroseaser„, Iffirshaft. amen E. Yew; dime Bantam medal. Mr. Cho*, mie. dr. to Mks -- 7 - a O. ~Pk Mill. lir. J. D ram ; hat deer, Mr. ; ism REIM= mail. , Mr. war. to the Ma he Oratlese. br a Fail. dere as Ns. . Is the Deka et alliselsod; stew tethhaa r ldr. , gm". he ths Dohs at rutted, and hr. Teentall, Oa ot Illailmeolk • MO. steer holotebn Des k. . Oene• =dile* illasim . ffins= hr a Chase hat A. fa_ ashileate of Beente. Ogee Qesim ; itieg Inlohltia metal, Mr. ilphls. sine ; M. O. Owe plemeda. Unarm gm*. to Id J. Kamany. , Other kinds at Fruit --Mew ZOOM nolt, Mr. Beam be a r insky ller meloin; seser n; Mr. Bantam Row milt, /Sn hr pins. ails& ter dream ; Mr. Clow. da. LABOURERS WANTED.—Tho Mowing cheering to able-bodied emigrants, set only trem Plia rd i k, but from ether countries, appeared esesntly in the hales Traveller:—Two tbouaand abie.imedied men, it is said, am obtain employment es senunaa Meurera along the line et the Erie Railway between Otimille sad Emshampten. wave offered are ninety _teats. per day, *goal to ff.. THE Poe °6 LAST bilisecq.3.—The Tabkt publishes the following extract from a private letter from Rome:— " The Pope has wrought a miracle. He went to Subiaco, and as there was • grist want of rain the people asked him to pray for it. He accordingly went to the shrine of St. Bnafiet, and preyed there sa Amer, sad immediately the rain came, and lasted au hours." THE ARCTIC REPEDITION.—Mr. Chas. R. Weld, a conflation of Sir John Franklin, has written to the Mite rtaum to state that all the alarm which has been created respecting the Arctic adventurer, Is groundless. "Sr John," he says, " was provisioned for the summer of 1848 ; and when be sailed no me contemplated /leering from him earlier than October or November, 1847, miles some un foreseen accident should compel his ear li er return. If he succeed in pawing Behrines Straits at the end of August or in September et October, 1847, we shall not learn his sut tees earlier than January or February, 1848. There is, therefore, no came as yet for dying to his rescue. His ab sence hes not yet equalled that of Sir Edward Parry on his second voyage ; and there does not, in fact, exist at the pre sent moment more reason for apprehension than there wee when the expedition sailed. The not having beard from Sir John is to be looked upon as more an earnest of SUCCeill than of failure." DESTRUCTION OF A PACKET-SHIP BY AN ICEBERG. Tw Karr 1. ryas Loses.—The peek/a-gip Bald* belonging to St. Sebastian, while on a pomp from Havana to Gal way, was overwhelmed by an iceberg. She had 37 passengers (a great many of whom were females) on board, with a crew of 16, including the master. She wan a fine looking vessel, barque ri gged , 300 tom bullion, and was laden with a cargo of saisceions articles. Her voyage we favourable till she made lat. 42 18 N. l=ag. 82, when she met with a heavy field of ice. This occurred on the morning of Friday, the 21st of May. The master, observing the perilous state of the ice, were the ship round, and attempted to clear it, but this we. lined impossible, and about nine o'clock a tremendous When awash the ship amidships, cutting her down to the waters edge. The shook was fearful, and the terror sad dhow of the passengers was pain fully great. Net a neaten was lost in lowering the ban, end plow ono women in them, far, on the Wag sisonied, tM lair was food to be fast The mew Unwed en beard at the pump, is the hopes of heights ben afloat, but wen compelled to nuke a hasty mere, Use ship reeling over on her bemoan and inelaidlyeidoisti. Two boats, esratelaind the captain, 14 of the enw, sad 14 passengers, mossolnil to getting dem of the wreck, but the third, with 20 perms M it, met el whom were were, was drawn down with the mouth and every soul poetised. The boat, it appeared, we Ywei Wee wreck by a rope, which the crew, in their MON Mein the ship was inking, had forgotten to unship, end it tea herr Bible to cat it, the passengers having no On the following day, at fin o'clock irr=tbet. remaining boats were picked up by this schema, Newpset, belonging to Stackten, and their crew taken en beard, whisk vowel reached Galway on Monday last. The loos of the Habilis and cargo is estimated at 25,0001. THE RECENT ACCIDENT AND lOM OF LIFE IN BEEMONDSZT.—The names of the puree killed by the MI of the bridge over Great R Bermondsey, on Friday night, ass: Frederick Meeempr, isW about 60, leather droner, living at 60, Perishing*, le down, and Mn. Thistletoo, wife of a supervisor al maim (Bristol), residing at 91, Bridgehouse-place, Nowingtmatuseway. OUTRAGE AT THE WELLINGTON BAItRACKS.--On Thursday night an outrage of a moot extessedinary nature occurred at the Wellington Barracks, Biniongto Walk ; the parties thereto being a number of yang Gams connected with the household brigade. On the hay in ineetke, the officers of the several ho usehold reghnents gm a grand entertainment, at which 180 eat dem, amber a tent greeted in the centre of the court-yard Mein die bammits. Pelle George presided, Sir Receules Pabeethem sad emend ether officers of distinct= base preset. At 11 o'clock, His Royal Highness Yeasts& the stun, and before midnight the y kid dwindled down te bonen 48 and 60 officers, =ll7yenniser members of the prolemien. About 1 o'clock, a anent wllO wee is attendance an the party had occasion to raise a beetle hem the_ tree awl widht in $ stooping position he reeshal Mame NM boa isms plena behind Kim, which threw Ma she lie thee. On remain himself, the man indigoes* dealemilsil who wee the author of the insult, the newer be resehed being a smart blow on the file from one of the yens Mows. The as immediately sparred up to MB estl tad a fib Ira commenced, whim emn other awn Sen upon the ma . His cries teem& N.& of biellallmis to his aid, sad • ;sere! awl* mums. TM men aught bravely aphid the officers her Ma Mae, the numberbeleg 10 1. The former were at heath smespewered, bet net Min t to hey were brutally ill-used_ p mad *dr clothes tars hem their backs. It is rumoured tha t the affair Is likely to to brought before the military antheelthes. Thearntette Flee AND PROBABLE LOlll OF LIFIL— E•MaIIa the MO at two and three o'clock the morning a very desinsin ilee broke out in the liMitetheed Tavern, Brook-dent, Zed dl4 the Melior l 7 311, Jobe Waller stramies a esaidenble semen Meteek end ;mann, bee bees ellemisi with serlem, aaJ, hie to be feared, bid ommaysteire le tweet the Manse. From ia quiries mode, it appeal AM Me fire was dee discovered by , dos pdiesmen os the best, at width time it bad obtained a stress heist of the loom podia of the premises. The eon stable raid mania io tke usual way, end, after some trouble, the Modes were aroused from their slumbers ; but, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1847. with sash via:skate was the tr. , that very few of the will is wen able to ;filismedlZa smiume. Om penal, named Ulm Poshorkm, a la *e lading that the imam led est alff t aw dig from the top Widow, mak ap s e me ea IM sans Reath, *la." ifis awil wee allterwlee so sertssely injured tit" b. "fs sblided ' to be cols to the hospital, where be at ppsearasma• state. Itewthew lodger 01110•11 tees the same , ha; with the ateetica of a ersoyalabal&g, was not WI". A thb a atom of Me windows, end bog by the bonds a Udder mold isemrseared, by the assae of which the WM deal Ins ono& Owing to the timely Mho that wee sent te the memo Matkom say few miwates *pod Mire the brigetle si S l imebed the some; dela were Magid by esastlear to the Weft of Beglemil Corq, haw the W lly.that time, however, the par don of lb. Warts pumice welt worgyed in one immemee diem of tome, end ibe eigeining homes at first appeared deteasel destswellon. mise - the dimes* of the Mist Mime the dream worked most vigorously, but they ware tolls to get the siseatery over the conflagration until the boildlyi was needy destroyed lad the furniture, fixtures, and Meek in trade partially eeneemed. The total damage will amount to several hundred pounds ; but, fortunately, Mr. Waller wee insured in the Sun Fue-office for the stoc k, de. The building belongs to Resin, Strong and Lurchin, the brewers, and it is not known whether or not it was insured. The origin of the disaster is wrapped in mystery. INQUEST, SATURDAY.—DEATH Or J. ASPINALL, ESQ.—Before W. Carter, Esq., at the Vauxhall Tavern, es to the death of James Asi, Esq., of Liverpool, aged 52, who died suddenly ea Thursday night in Vaulull.gardens. The deceased was llayee of Liverpool in 18346. He was unmarried, and poseeneed of lenge hetams. Mr. Bradley Weiser, of 25, St. Jamee'esteeet.derseed Met on!rhorldoy evening he visited the goyim atVaaxball In compeny with deceased, who was ia prime health and spirits. While de scending the stein of the lasstre, the deemed, when he had nearly got is the bohont,elogpred, put his hand against the wall, sndllalloward. tmosa and a companion immediately went to bin eanksimes, owl waded his neckcloth. A surgeon wit on* ht, wee his guile dead ; and wisest.' wee of minim thod he woe so Vann he fell and that it wee the Nun ef same diairea Lot whiter deceased had a de rangement of *elver end dierleme of breath.—Mr. Brad. dell, of lienniagtem4sse, stated that when he saw the deceased he was quits 3eY, and early a small quantity of blood came from the arm edema the Lace was tired. He maid he had no doubt death was the result of sanguineous apoplexy, arising from some affection of the heart. The o jury returned a verdict of "Natural Death, arising from apoplexy." THE CAXTON TESTIMONIAL. 811t,—Kindly permit me, in your pages, to my a few words with respect to the first steps taken bythe meeting held last week, at the Society of Arts, on the subject of erecting a suitable testimonial to the memory of our first printer. The results of the self-appointment (to select saita ble memorials) of large and unfit committees, unfit, indeed, generally, even by the acknowledgment of the individual , members themselves, have bees so antarally and coatis weedy I unfortunate, as to have long pointed eat the necessity of some change in such proceedings, and to make us hail most cordially a mode, like that carried last Saturday, which at the outset insures the confidence of the public. Os that oc csion a large general committee was appointed to carry out the general intentions of the imbeariben, and to is on the general nature of the testimonial. At the same time, however, in case a work of art may be determined on, a select com mittee of five of undoubted knowledge and taste was, for that particular department, appointed, so as to ensure to the public that their subscriptions will not be applied to dim • gracingour metropolis with anther abomination, in addition to those already erected. This appointment of en adequate committee of taste, as a first step, is a new feature in such affairs, and has been called " unprecedented ;" I believe it is ungenedsated ; and I hope the result will be unpoessinahod. The small number also of the committee of GA homely a judicious arrangement. Where there are mop in such cams, there are many shoulders on which tartest the weight of opprobrium, and each individual Maltase himself among his neighbours, but when few esti ink he Medi forth conspicuous for praise or tams. Anew me to novkw one frequent way in which hataregmeras oommithem boos worked. Each member, wham made ammainhed Mot be is chosen to be one of a com mittee fleessisotipg a iselloomdal, think* it his duty to educe an idea otlis own, and se matter how rashly it be formed, he cherubs, it as his own ollpring. Big with this, he rashes to the nest meatiag, whom, alas 1 he find, each of his col leagues with a bantling of hie own, equally hastily con. mired! A family of crotchets ! What is the mess 1t? Aker a fruitless attempt to harmonise ouch discordant materials, the body alights, almost by chance, no one knows how, amid the war of such elements, upon acne very modified idea 1 if idea it may be called, that isles bath nose ! The odium of which is hereafter 'kited upon the poor architect, or artist, to whose the executions manned .; who, while writhing under a keen sense of the absurdity of the work, is yet not rich noes* to decline the profit which, consenting to be the mast of the committee, it MB bambini. No unfortunate a result with mpect be Ms hollmoMprepoood to the memory of Caxton, appears to me to ham beam rendered imporsibk 1 by the appointment, as a AMIN% of such a committee of art se an hardly be orrillod t moo k these jealous of the dirtinotion. Mik Be end„ igh an, Wesuneott, Barry, and Etty, are names t e st shod in pablia view and estinestlon ; and while tie high eltarracter of these gen tlemen assure the public against ell "fobbing," their ma mma aid undoubted intellect and taste much for the excel isms of may work of art which they may eventually select as a testimmial.—l am, eir, your obedient servant, B. I. ELECTION Bottex.LTn addition to Mr. Peter Ainsworth, in the tory interest, a requisition is getting up to Mr. Bolling, one of the representatives of the borough in the last parliament, bat who war defeated at the general election by Dr. Bow. sing. On Friday night Dr. Bowring, and Mr. John Brooks, of Manchester, met the electors In the liberal interest, and, indeed, the non-electors too, for these were admitted to the gallery of the Tempe rance - hall (the building in which the meeting took plat* , and the proceedings lasted from half past seven till near ly eleven o'clock. Dr. Bowring made • telling speech, and wee received most favourably, indeed with almost general satidaction by the electors, but the non electore were not so readily satisfied, especially the chartists and ten bonze bill people. The former wanted a pledge for the "five points," and the latter for the sontinuance of their newly-obtained meuure. Dr. Bowring end that, though he had not agreed in the policy of that measure, he would un doubtedly, now that it was carried, be willies to let it have • fair trial; end this promise obtained a round of applause far him. usual vote was thin put, to the effect that Dr. Bowring was " a fit and proper puma," and carried with each a near approach to unanimity, that the learned gentleman was enabled to say at the conclusion, " there were three hands held up for the amendment I thank the three thousand who held up their kends for the original modem!" Mr. John Brooks, who had come forward, in answer to • numerously-eigned requisition, then stood for ward and addressed the meeting. He said that, during a long life, he had to • considerable extent practically carried out (to far es his own work-people especially were concerned) some of the is rinciplos Dr. Dowries had to well expounded, byequally viag his aid to all religious denominations, by promoting ocation, and lending his utmost energies to promote free trade. The meeting determined almost unani mously, and with loud cheers, that Mr. Brooks was a fit person to represent them in parliament. Bo far as the mu rmurs can judge, there is great reason for confidence that both the liberal candidates will be returned. DEMEAN CITY.—Mr. (hunger, the sitting member, has completed a successful canvass. Between his party and the friends of Mr. Spearman, the new liberal candidate, there is little cordiality. Col. Wood's position is unaltered; he is the conservative candidate, without the support of the con servative party. Bunt( Bozons.—Mr. Doff is prosecuting his annum, but, hie Mr. Pitt, he is feeling the disadvantages of being • " young man." At Peterhead, his chairmen apologedWly told the electors that his age was 25. His oratory is reckoned deficient, or, at all events, inferior to his rival ; but the number and activity of his electioneering agents ere telling on the electoral mind. Firnertiza.—Capt. Sir Gonne 'Lladiny expected to stand on what the Fife Honk: Mlle ishaaporlasst prissiplas," and which are defined se being MAW, linisithaed to any of the great pestles in the stets." OATIIIHILLD.—Mr. Hutt, the lathe member, " walks the comae " without i Cianneocx.—Mr. =E mail iseeting and address having gained him meek Loa 'feigned is to give a imilar demonstration; but, is n the sine ao7f the didate, his lordship is " unacciurtanatto piths LtrIMPOOL.—The conservative' have sot yet on their candidate or candidates. Lord des dan it is under stood, would stand, if necessary, to =mat • split in the party ; but as his lordship may be soddenly milled to the upper hone' there is some intentise of allowing him the leisure he desires, and electing Mr. Cardwell in his Oath By doing so, Yr. Oladstone's asses at Oxford would be inereseed Thehigh church party, however, purpose, se was Fr, bringing for ward Lad Jan Manners, who has ed a =ter, explaining hie principles, and declaring millings= M stand. This id=appear ed on Saturday ; but the =dig= Caries, haviog of the =melon to Publish IR west to sonaternitha dint 1 30+ u:their in the news-roma lb% Walles's Catheite Relief es the tusk of whisk wee Lord Jam Mannewree name. laths lo so follows : aniam, Jan 17.—Oetimer—Toa have edged me lehathin to the woe a • reventila brag te'e'med to se, I would Wee • easehide din deflealber kr of reptemilleg de ovum •42. 1 . lear s t i c the. amid est plow le ernes mei yea tt grladdlie meellsod heft neerdose eel id m pinks at dmiessidliwaliq,l viola auk dalak gm wain Is sell • regret. M bins ar, t ell Sonia lbw me Mud I beile Mee the rhea go S imb fertesneweglewlmlwresselellen ger nine limped el& wet hew Woe ea Web sollena I tidelt tin ise. bee le yeti is/ to Ihe Ain =ipis ado mee Isisseseir thema.• ri ar ini m. : et awe lhel,ht edge us se la aft IfllleS Miemodeene sr the ineeett etlidgesa sod re my elgeate. I de get mente Web • We ameedle• et her -m" aellE g hat dr the=wrier el et her mew terms*the Ink kerma g e l s t aim =• r l7 ef the eli= l irthstial eemel am eill s. As t i as a** Welt Immo We Mame at *a am Ms. • maliolos 4, our eel I have aedgeramedl mewl to OW lie ow OS *NW add* Ire eatay; ,, Rar ma I ilre it aaj r c gie het Set seehe who now wry so pigmy. .1 lbe ef to saarilea Ida awl le the videidity be Weldag Mae hem st seseese deilisalles le see le be le eregmele, Weer WOW, "NI Uri Nob la Ids maim awl Basa wastratha AIM le millida Ile hislettlie Weida int AY le dr Wog et dhe SO& tqlwer - The dr dee te estJullg leas los hre.gesal i alt= Weed he Welete • dhgeollim le oder demi Ide claw far anima albelle elemsh r leile•L nags our reply to say, that I sloth let I do sot hm 111 V:. Ma "et dm = 48 17 , Of D i e Mt the MUM and I elltheied the /AM mowed Mr steleim Mid to W. Mews anmsedoi the seendf, I oth =th tO a:verb tho emreal it Om than *lie do mime mstytsosf min IMOINSI NI INN likk' iwtdrtry," oo lPdrai di wean *Was rit peat to othdthsthor dm Oa thopoolodimennist moth I mrsa Mai Millie mg immonsthtg es Mom, atria mm MOM la maegglim eth Mists firthe Somot Mir of hi Mt mils; - 12= Ss thethr As o ulres = mils _ CM MI hi .M ast palsthel IMMO ysaaSat the miter is Mr empooms lam coin MI Ihme is Mouth gm =L s =eel Mies =s"asibie 11111117= 11 4=n of Me Is=rtilm t e ri mite my pilled meth. nembegimer Os visas the Maw in yew lamte; out Me to rtes. Mall Om misolthes met erldt the ' aemthetion et emsfammot Maim caged Img bei *the if OP Mb tka Man to moat mi la rr iE fepart moth mildism—lhom, fa, klElf ltannea Lanna. after *Rig the *dew watele el 1 the bent dining the hut forfarrA mara r ke gum _ls& elestew and the non lies at Ida{* de. eseeplesee of the invitation le • enediide kr the of this borough, and •inset es edam We monies k the electors. keeesir madi date lies aho appeared, in the prean_of Mr. Joseph Swim, a printer at Nroitley, the beeengl and the Leda of • email sett of daemon, allat Daatrmreoa In his address* the " electors and noweketees" he easy naively eanthom that he has " art the sageotation of bay amen," yet he ream hi weed, alai goes the twyond even th it of Mr. Jrap The !lead of lb. We. Beckett we to met tearerrea 1. 8 %1: sheis. Marylimatanoirn.:—On • swab( tithe electors of isek piece at the and Owen Tawas, Pei diastole-gamy Mosilted Lord BUM On op= to within his osatiaeste te the .Lofts. ship, awing alelgthi adds., vas Inemdt eggissiod ; and his answers-to 4.estioas gat W the _skates eggeired to:giee orequaliked On Salmiey Sir Jam I Hamilton, lisra., wits iodated to be a eindidate, in the new of Mr. Salentse, reigned. Poarenourn.—The mama is hew of an meleetion of hisare. Baring sad Staunton is thorns am in no death as to the weak; isistothatioa ea the put of sews gertle to old their epst won than, earl to memo seater neutrality, their re:elation is (Main bored • Iselk llosoaeersaUw cesdidate amid hen a shadow et • Swim of edam, and as liberal woad be so insane Ni. Wawa to ileterb the present ambers. RFADING.—The Berkshire Marie le WS that lion have waited upon Mr. Apeley Pellatt, end him to come fermi for this borough, sad that the box. ratio man has carissated. Soya Satatme.—The contest here will be seem Mama the sitting =sober and Mr. Whateley, the barriter, also Is canvassing the electors es a easerntive. lir. Wawa has arrived mown his constituents, and is she ongoged to his comma. Moth parties spook confidently of meow filisminswini.—Yr. W. A. Wilkinson's adieus to the olretans on :friday morning ; he avows limoslt a theme% therr, sad • friend to the Min AAR* at t=tnarlptioa laws. The law abated the :agouties have ride an umpired that se leaven *AI talre *so by either party till the woes Of omit haw had kw *par days' wake of ithy each intimithil Msg. It is ha liewithat Yr. Reim is sate, but that Or sontat will be WM* between Mr. Beady end Mk. Wiliam. Ireortmoreas.—The rementeinie Mho Avington sate, by the Duke rof Isoleingtowa, has seek drawn speculation epos the intendant of Sir Junes lirat, wire haute *Wan , 1 and petition it may is some mason AWL It is esti that Sir James Mot cam to Winebuster, and ontioned she sere years to main so—the reprommlatave of the Made, interest which, yak that of MlHmsy, the many yore kiddie repreeentatisa miff the old mamas. At the pedal ate Reform Billoithengli the oth wiratonsts" were amiloolly, and to soma eolith "sally, destregok yet old semolithene Emily inlimmomatinned to odat to west wheat; sad Sir lames Batt myth mid to have Nada*" M essiles• of the Chaska Interest, albeit Monied kj the Sin ot the free sod independent " electors prothethg ememaltho principles. With the departure of tae Allman east, he the Chanties family will deport what little of disk political interest in Winchester, end we are still of opinion that Sir Jams East is, and has been for mine time, my indifferent es to the representation of the city. Even new "Masers are afloat that he will net amain mime forward. — Moats Independent. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Z 211. The when " potato blight" has vanished—not vestige of itremaine. Black stalks, Mown lanes, and all the other symptoms with which we wen, tW• weeks since, threatened is be again overwhelmed, have dis appeared, and though we eannot say that there will be no potato blight this year, we can madden* say • that up to this tune there is none. Notwithstanding the proverbial '' imp nvidenee and indolence " of Irishmen, and the nonsense wastes whisk for wsat of strength, and seed, and labour, wave to avarspread the siountry, it appears that the eultivaffiesi hes been immense, and particularly in the green crop t. The Farmers' Gazette gives a statisti cal of moms; interest just now on this ankle& Twelve or twenty seed houses in Dublin have bees selling night and day for the last six month.. with six weeks still before them ; of this number two sold,ii to the 12th inst., 3,600 bushels of turnip which, at sixteen acres for each bushel, sow 66,000. If all die other houses mold the same quantity, and supposing Cork, Limerick, Belfast, Liverpool, London, Glasgow, &c., sold as much as the Dublin trade, we mould have, in round numbers, over 362,000 statute saes in turnips alone! Fever is disappearing fut. This was no more than was to be anticipated, for, although it could not be expected that disease would disappear as soon as rations were generally distributed, yet it was rite as true as cause and effect that it must disap pear soon after, and accordingly this seems to have occurred. In D onegal, for instance, where there was much destitution, and much fever, the former having been remedied, the latter is nearly vanished. SCOTLAND• EDINBURGH, hiss 18. A meeting of the Edinburgh Highland Destitution Board was held yesterday. It was announced that food supplies to the value of 11,0001. had been rc ceived from America, and that 'government had, on application, agreed to give for the aid of the people of 2,000 bolls of oatmeal at prime cost, freight free : which quantity, it has been ascertained, will provide for their wants till August. It was also arranged that Capt. Elliott, the inspector appointed by the board, and who has just returned front Shet land, should wait on Mr. Trevelyan, of the Treasury, and communicate to him the results of his inqairies into the social state of the inhabitants of that district. CHEAPNESS OF INDUSTILIAL SCHOOLS.—IS SEM It that industrial schools are not oaly effective in mmenting crime, but that they area chasm method of providing her the rears bodily wants of ?aura children than pia, that has been previously triad for that object. La it has been the custom to board these helpless creed= la the country at =expense of 61. per ansuna—in the Indesteial schools they will coot 41.6.., or 41. 14.--4171. is the eielimetad wet of 100 children for twelve sseathe, and the board has voted 5001. Stirling is rho to have schools. FOOD SCPPLIES Ilf PISTIL—nee Ned _present Ira loading three roods tam Rip wig rpria s e,d lise mew of ma of them row% list re that pike thare h net ask • Adores bat • sepseeher . of tbel logeremi. sellele—est nub se, that the elleeseemoht oldie mosersieted lesesoves bother stator. list there were &est 1 meals inking is ono« whoa be ie the while of w , with the pPer, se is es be amid sesestaia, of about sixty, heisnipd to Britain. Tits fisammenit Atio eta LID• 11111281. OLAMSOL—BdOre the Church Illemits of lid the seeserery famish, the rap port of the pew b• Imes wore railed is • yebsoirry way by lacier Mehra essessing tharmivoi, misted by sheath steer sedees broneiest ersheties, and the peer wore thin es well use. toes weir, if oat boar. Atter the Neer Wi s la eseoslooace al tbe hope Welton sekilog to the el! tposems, • legal asemeteatbseseremeromy. The sea bs rebid for the peer, by legal reesemot thisyear, year, is 8001. : whined payable br the slx 1861. Id.; by tenet farmwife. 111. 4s. 3d. l 7ris= e1m"!91.124.8d. Total, 5001. PROVINCIAL. LAMAISM& !denotativea has just estabilehed two scientific novelties in the midst of its cotton works. On Thursday the telph between the Exchange and Victoria station was com*ted, and in fall working order. The Ant question which Ma veiled slang these vocal wises was put In tie eleebie (tele- Wallinel of the Bachaage, ma that afternoon, by a en amelled wide this °Moe. It was At what tuns Men the sae We peat far Liverpool I" Before the ques tions pat, Om desk* bell wee rung to draw tb• atten of parties to the needles at the ether NA, lad that signal having been duly answered by the dogleg of • bell at the Bae6ays ad of the telegraph, the spud= was the tellawteg answer vas rehareed:--= ‘ , l ' badiallag seen sae had gam is Usk* the tires table of the Litempeeltatt Ileatlester Casapanr. laahw aseseda the hilewhisetaapilsee WIWI/ wee gives : "Ad/ow," which was Charanneal, The swift sad asseetry et these eim eamanhetires eat any le_ preps* agaresiated by being saes. Oa the twee day sa shads Oak was pet up at the melienge. Of this the Idametestar Cower seppaa:— This cloak h die neatest apftllplil that which Lislwto has been far la vais--polpsteal media, for sew pro pal . 4111814 Is will go latß a las el sesindel meta its By _IMOOM of the wee awed d the dee la the ssseraae a Imbed oinks el a nailer etestreettee /sight ba weebd. de that if, on • line of railway, there was an eleceis sleek at one of the tumid, and one of a similar coa -1 streelse at wary snake sleep the lino, all then demo oda, wadi ge presialy es the wa at the letsites abases the entreat ems nee, all sash desks, ia the sun bald- MirigleiLregalated, that in iftailt e raliller a as; n tome to: en will be et swabs, of smaller clocks pineal le melees parts of oar ==, all to he supplied by the great ono k the eleetzle room. WeatrICILIIKIBE. I CIIIULINCY RI/VIM—On TuasdaT evening a Fel& seeming was held in the town-hall at Birmingham, conned by the eneeiatiee he the promotion of currency reties, renal hen recently bean etheliNtheil le that town. Them wasamrybegemeemmeetpeemespemet,and Jas.Oregerp, Ben., was NUM te the drat. That great interest is in the @abject rim he gathered item the number of which hem been reesimod from large manufacturing towns throne t tise eountry. Mr. Clarion Salt said that when thb we bet agitated, those to who ventured agitate were gee es monomaniacs. Now a very considerable partg in the sundry bed taken the matter up, and it was no larger Mewed m ens of so extravagant a character. After the meneme elf 1819 had pealed, they were told that the gemthe lei bees finally settled ; 30 years had elapsed—the emir, wee ewe than ever agitated on the subject ; and It wen dimmed that it was less settled than ever. They, the annum reformers, had been laughed to scorn, and Sir nelpet Peel was set up as the god of public idolatry, bet that worship had been changed to something of a eery dlibeeet character. By his bill of 1844. which had been mid the complement to the bill of 1819, England would be Nellleed to a state of misery such as had never before been iseents. Mr. Salt next reviewed the operation of the bill of the stringent effects of which (he said) Lord Castle aargk bad found himself compelled to relieve ; thence he went on to eenthat the arguments that panics were produced by gluts d geeds in the market, remarking that the re called eat lied seem existed under the enactment of 1793 [Pitt's Bann Beetristien Aril ; and, he said, since the re sumption of seal pigments all aorta of arguments had been advanced to media eseeistion of the excellence of the plan. First, it was mil, thee penis had been produced by bad harvests; thee, Oat the sew were too good; then, that then we.. iee menrylenves; then, that there were too many Seetteibetedletherworkingofthis bill all the distress rat g abeeseeperieneml—le it all the miseries which had be - Wes the operatives of Paisley or et Spitalfialds ; it carried to his Wed a feeling of larelte &gust to find the country pleehal la. dieberes—the indeeleleue animas sufferin and g in: IN 4 : 1 11 let Lb NiM she leg adilthd theZwas an ahund ems. fl hail been said thee imi tied. was the result of a bad lieseeeti bet our hod MOM seek Imo bed until they tat this lei Trth":1 : 4 81 gi merter ewedga that the rul=s a seli=e id erthe evils ebb& we were suffering was the , tremdmense of the Boating capital te the fixed capital, by deldng Meg lithe 'away, but est me of them meaM theasergeete the methieg of ' this. Ile, for one however believed that all that speetheims in nollways did, wee dri mass of that width lei hem geneted. His remedy rem an bleu of notes, width the law should make a legal lander, and tar which no ether guarantee would be required ; It would be sutheient that them should cancel a debt ; at the some time he would have the hese properly mended. Mr. Bolt oradatioVavirag the teliewleg resolut ion That, la the el sa melba inty, es thalami:mann of melmene, shwa Wet as tees as poldhle hen vattelates in rslas.. Theo ekes or ills le whom, of Wafer asr =Oriel* any he Is Ile staisny sea Ists. tu Its etas. e a u rieZestrrel an ebsoisehe t Ise re feriteasre at the "may e i tp i vie le hold te le She isteint eel met sillstiel mem et Ile whs. tinier Ile whets et die mime now leyeshoully leetaells= Men lailsosalW ter elialeierserpeettelek4 eel tumithtembre le hop Is isles Greaten the mientslt Ile esseenemlly thises=t i p I th Ile riessitess smell Ideillhe tits vet% the I.l" syl d s=searer., via ell Its aseine. Nei yew, mil heath, _nem/ te home in. Is edema eel sr, islemee• the tee& elle Sea Illishwendi se melt ins Iwo freer - whel p ee mom elms male mete reale So whisk an ntelthlf le a mei Ni taint es es eiveme*ant mien* te the m d rios, " Z silliesset at all time Noll le lbe Maw eel weehr ; this eessiztlwrelote Orderer thee is stiellettly seemnry hr the seem arprosperity medal &hen te ram maror,torier re tri emotes'',e geentlle ell sleep be ess kilned esseneml moot seem he xi Isnot tsenw meg of the emeng, mod totems aslik like sl saw ematattlen Irbil lair vesper la easslrre (Oche wank lb. Yew" in eseendieg the reeetution, said they were all aeoel ell ii II• hbenem of the principle upon which Sir ldihset Peel bill we bleeds short, that any system width probes,. a ecement succession of contractions in the evriency was an act ~public robbery and public injustice. Heiffluetrated the i @salsa@ effects which the withdrawal of millions from e' produced upon the commercial interest of theeountry.; and wan on to punt out that which he designated the injnefice of a stem which permitted the husdholder and absentee to take oat millions of un taxed gold from the enlexpeng * on the continent. Heim/Med that if, brew lsdeMry, we doubled the amount of the country's wealth, that tt ought to be doubly repre sented ; for notwithstanding the aid ef ecieme, the work mss kept at a low rate of remuneration for hie , what advantages did science confer upon the greet nTas7ofthe ememunity? It hid been found that hitting* every new invention, instead of raising the condition of the working manosnly still further *tired him , and all this was attributable to the insufacieney of the circulating Br am. The monied bollieirine Mated their eoffers, tied trade was at a .eel; and then wee presented that strange moss* of min who would create wealth not being permitted to She result wee, that be tween the rim greet Worm% the ball ceders and the landomeen, Memorising men wee embed. Per, whilst ell Axed property nmentained beware, Wooer pommel mereely any eneeket votive Mall. If ameldesey and mieneeemeld net be made .avallablege eiewle the medYim ef the ameses, the sooner they crania's& •te spade hualendtp the better, to seek their daily bend art Others Aliso heemlies will God had given them. Be easmondied Beet tireathurdos of the rokeries.entailed ups the : m*6min theft met et of the money lesek; that ifeeleaseetee IN. to perelyes civilisa tion—ft pith them bask has dvithation—tt exhibited only the theeprity of the pesemsenente that ruled over us. There was (he miel).antheime pewee and then would sem be eat- Giese millamenga the eimem-to tellenelpille the ogemonment beet the hellimiels : th e grimace would MI beam= =eel the right eel the power whisk etie m. Mr. ameseir Baidwis, a mar =miter, oddment the amattilege In impolite to the Ni bath in the above smoluelen. He declared that, in his it was a &aggress affair is me ddle with eitoo currency : that he we averse to any :umber eztention of paper money; thee time would he oelosithltal= times under any. him se a reef el width be that, notwithehte the enema of is okolialloa in 1812 end 1814, there wee a met el ehdbme In the ammtry, and that in them pen the ,meant plee-rete boded m Birmingham we gamier than it had ev.'f been be tem. There was an egssellrs of dissent at this observa tion, and the speaker befef impatiently listened to, at ten Ale* at night It was epee& to adjourn the meeting. Oar reporter adds : " In all prthability, had the resolution been pet, see of the three or kw ihmanued persons present there would not have been balteAmen hands held up against it." /Kok. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—Verdi's tragic opera, " I Due Fcesari," was performed at the new Covent-garden Theatre on fiatarday evening . This opera, our musical readers will remember, was produced at her Majesty's Theatre at the beginning of the present *MOO, at which time we entered fully into the merits of the piece, both ms • dramatic and as a magical work. It has sow been got up and performed at Cornt-garden immeasurably better than at the old house, and it consequently made • much stronger impremion on the audience. Our opinion, however. remains unchanged, that, as a musical composition, it is the feeblest among the feeble productions of the degene rate modern Italian school. The music passim some merit on the score of melody, which, with Verdi, seems to he a natural gift ; but uncultivated and unaided by the ressuress of art. He bee ?sappy famdrations, but turned to as Nth mount that they plidase only disappointment ; an sir width begins with an sigma end expreenve phrase, gene rally falling hats thommte rapsilbm, or mere Canaka As to the chasm they as gaudy airs of a eery ar= Mad, sung In =bon sad diemmessted pieces ars the dints a a xym. pst-writing. Tie bote•mattal sasammeni. meats to ask claw, in a single ler, IM hand of • maim. They en akelate deeddides d the ressinees derived from add rod keridedoe ef the Oise el re am& ' Men Ile essepeor wards to be tbroliask. ma. to maim, and be sama* has recourse to Ma mg slapingp smisseest of kiarbiabgbits of solo for the Ads, orebokor IlmseW" ebismsdl•—•rhieb liekle the ears lb e im a m alib i l l eeln kr km medk whistle dee only to the Ins lune ili•Oni. l / 4 . die ?WM AA As Ike Ain of this open, air beve. es or bars slos. odd bilffralooil of melody ;be May are genelmilY Mall% le seed up and coloured according to the Porm mid *nem et the cr. As- wing on Saturda; mining--mpedally by performer. Mario—they had a beauty cud enprimirm met their own, sad of which, in the Lads of ishilss pee. formers , they are entirely destitute. Tea soarer of this opera depends wholly on its qualities is a dram. Tim story of the two Foseari, like many other subjects takes from those wild records of passion, suffering, and crime, the an of the old Italian republics, is eminently kited kir the tragic stage, and has employed the go** of mere than one English poet. Thi dram dreamed* has dons his part ably. The piece is well merstremed, the Incidents are striking and pathetic, and the lattitaago per satins as small sham of poe t ical beauty. It Is Gm M the may leekesse la our day is Italy, of ammatil Animate poems remolded to the hands of russiiim hairsalis deb. theta judos; Jost the mom of trlot ve his ram earns °oriel medial *Midi imeeivpselflasser deli It is seeresiy posdbis to Mopes •kw osibass“ thee that of &today eres: The aged lip was re. MIMEO bz Itesemi t _his eon Mario, lip aaNia rs=Gni, mad I.4w•lsa• Togliatti.). Lomita is y Ili COW. dramatic efforts; Mario acted with mere flea teasel t!!' l and limeosi dowel himself to he one of the greaten andeil brapdians of ths day. Many ;pas sages lied an imams Mist en the aolimiem timlady thiresene shish dere the Met ael, whine Lionel; vainly ierriseees the ell daliesp armies lee beim/ and his sea ; the eas* p mese between iii•lostor atwill—e awe /pik p e =indent sir tie eeneendes dame vile Amin Gelds Two ef wereski the MVO sot t► dere* ilokipr _lkel poling between Loweria esedemel ledieed ; motile Aida el the old mem slew beset lures st lbeereelef the Mk rswYlmfnr Ids seemiesr. Norm* IPS 11.41 1 / 4 . ispesemernisait thile mid iedellie hefted k slosentir Larallolo. I WIII visa haidisinie.siarsos ha ohaf : 81"11111., 11111 6164 :w er gad oria. lerseei bil f: B .ler ve li"lig y wr i L ime aserigg pmer amilli""1"1 : 4. " 1• 11411411111 1bi llalhir ftsm; np • lam mama pump, and thaw the mak mienike 01 meneiden and passion into the most Mighl - aosisal sha tmaska. Note is entitled, in • manor levee, to peke ; and Rea- '• 3 mei, though we do not much admire the natural qualities of his voice made up for iii detects by his skilful uee of it. The performance, altogether, was triumphant . the principal performer were repeatedly called for, end Oriai was (meted with showers of wreaths and bouquet. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAXIMIDUIL —Mx IserauArioa.—ln the Senate Home the •r -are eileeealle et • rapid nee: it is • some of groat ai se : " lab ia s il o Wled• et wird wig w ri e l w re n s Mindy be whim thess dised bp lOW deli% The *Ono ler Mojesty end the amedler y pardynolei. As adrenals la • ado ethrensesess. eel era*Stewiteis Alb, die pledester biles oseseedleled. The owe .emhenas te me lideety et the dram whew the wed hernia mit be ; INC they ell eseseeptey doe eojnl strfte es bet be Whitt Odiem when their del el meN r. Ice et the pat=rese ler WOW will be Sabered over to the University Purnmeners.—Burr. J. Awes to Kenn P.C., Sonmseat ; dio. Bath sad Weds ; pat-, the V. d Ystesm. Mew. Z. T. Alder to Mega, C., liatt n dlo. Norilsk& Rev. .J. Bellimmlal. V. of Detenharn, to be to Lord limther. Rey. D.Beeims to Chnerton K., Somerset; AIL Beth med Wens : 213/., with reline. • pat, O. Vivian, FAq. bre a Ether, R. et West Minch, to he le tin Iderque Clio/. wend Mill. Pic W. C. Pearce to II V., 'S i dle. Nor wich : Ida ; pat, the Bishop to lay. Dm U. I. to Coplo V., Dab. die. Ely : 2131., with raiders • t Church, 1 Odesed. Sec W. H. Meek to IL Closter : 322 J., with realidemme •i pat, the Ilemmle if . lier. E. Mercer to Trinity C., TUMMY'. Yesl; die. llipth. BM J. P. Other to Stoles Dencsei C.. Dawn, ; die. lisfAsr. Iffe. 3. Seim to Ri ppm. den P.C, liendth, Telimhire t ili dlit Wpm : 1301., with reeideree ; pat., the Oman amd Mao et alt. Rey. R. Willie to tic Mary P. lesaley, Tataidee ; die. pon : rat., with residence ; pat., the Tick. VACANT*. C., Liswelirldre, db. Lincoln : Rey. J. 011011111111 Cselibida, Oellisik, din. Norwich : Rev. E. T. Abbe *roused. Denney P.C. anelthr, din. Chester : 12 0 1. : pat., the V. et libernela : Re.. W. H. limb promoted. Grirestone C., Nor Mt. dirs._Nerwich : W. C. Pearce promoted. it. Madan:ton, Salop, de. Ilitheld : 2471.: pat., the Lord Chancellor : Nev. T. C. Pemba deseased. I. Westminster, kit. Pad, Covent-or:1m : 3401.: pat., the Di Id Ithilithd. NAVAL. ormoiners.—By athlete frog he Cape of Good Hoye, to the 7th at Apefl, we learn that the to, with the an of Bier-Adati eel Deem, was at Iheat's Bay • tie , had left Ibr • ; ere wing at the feth JAZ , alder lieet..o2lGed MY, had arrived et Cape Tom the Ikeilderi Ike meeleder Ike reediew,t. odd No* Ed, wee .elfdem*. tar• evert =Oki was to nemllis se hoessehie. ea rise Awl. el grid Cads* llama el the /Ow" ins to lo pre that ear the riligef a purser awl odor prism* on dorws d Owsisowel• ilea at neseules ea 1w dee we the Peeelege MIL peeing aegis eaantookee),Aibsee.lll, Jahshaeh 1 41 . 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In eseollmos veld an .plebs lea thw solberities of Lleerpool. the Lords et he heafrahrlies dbeeled et the Cornwallis, 72, Joan be sent to rid port es • hoer behilelehlp. Pert. whew of Se hie = i f labors. who unfortunately loot hie 11h by Ming AM dr Who Medway, 72, des been tedimm iagn F a"C e esoosZ Ad.w hespe wlidist he a t thdd itla cima riammi lbrofT eur v reerri Ithee i. tr 'ird )Ths . the6aV of ahem elThehodiee Mapes weiedh @hosted by Britmh in ' ethe or*Mid hr leyoner, la he odor etwdand ill s In the Porde, sod wIII allft °K 2 e Peg he. a s4.ran hip obeilly for that • • MILITARY. Woomricw.—The g/Wings, who wee prier r 211 d liemtenants on the e i g i nig 7•w M OM IS Millissrms tosio (lksidaP, and will V pried le Lek worm repro P. Yam, M. P. Ferrero, R. A. C. R. lOilmalers, Order, w.J. with.... C. P. Yew& O. B. Orr% J. T. ark. w. J. Grissom. W. D. 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Before the Lord Chancellor. CONWOI O. CONNOR-- NTESTATI STA TE. —l3 ISP VT= ADMIX 'STRATI ON. —1311C17/LITT 0 P FUND. —This vat a motion to diseharge an order of the Vico-Chancellor of England, under the foll owi ng circumstances :—A Mr. Connor, who had been an Mime in the army, died intestate in London, leaving pre partyirerth about 8,0001., partly sated in government funk, and ether seenrities in England and Ireland, and partly orn sabre abeam * latedmi, monies at his binker's, and cash. His Ma akin Ohba administration to kis estate in Eng land ma the illsenth day after his death, and took postage of hi dwellismitouse, Chandce- street, his property, and pspeeellmain • ad also obtained a transfer to them of the lailloo Mead*/ to his name in the books of the 1= 1 0 .1111 82• $ glace . • laity, who claimed to be the intestate's witlew,lg neat& fie, instituted • snit in the Ewa siaillsel Qat is Lan* is nen the administration, sod to Alia sininianihmetthe intestate's estate to be granted to bawailL flhs abe ongeod a caveat against the grant of adadakinakin is the mat of kin in the Irish &cicala/deal Ceara She don Med the masa bill against the next of kY mg/no* in 'thigh, nor sting the neve, among loner Mil, end thar net the sunup had got lift of bee salt ged's pigmy mow whici x lr e : a kienasell SAW by him and slimed by two kilos-officers elolowledgbor the plaintiff to be his wile, the bill =gallant the defendants . might be ordered to produce that t, and that an Amman against the dcfendants intesiaddling with the intestate's este% be rented, pend ing the litigation in the Belielidalinlami.ird also for the appointment of a receiver of the ostelteding new The Vits-Chanoellor, ea leeks Won answer, vend the order for the t' unction end easier. Mr. J. Parker, with wham was Mr. Prior eew moved to discharge that ader are Mimeo of the dehooling, end =tended that such an agar, gerdealerly fir a reatan slministretah grsnlsd to W pager p arty , and saw the mare ina::Nauti ' sun to v et 4 it, Wm oontrary th ee .ur Brent . (I Myles ar„'„ 064 1, try) . g the we. Na a / the "aneetate's widow whits the dwilwholo . the h no better right to adniinietione tMa>M on of kin, that matter being left to the diereden ern, todinery by the act of Henry VIII. Mr. Ronpsll and Mr. hadawon agog ho sapped of the Viee-Cluossallor's order, elk, being Ends only until haver a farther order, the kiendana might at once, by swoiralg the bill, skew their title to . displace is, if the plain wag hot what ohs shined to be. Bk, called as , thee * rotten the issomet nerd by the bat in a. in wp mmisa, wide wadi ,cleanse Ifrat maim They id. se =et by the •Mbang in les Innif.es light be not ba wade area tra l t u agy wooItiVIVIZZ of ths he tote estate in taring IMPS =UM 10111kb. the protection of Ike end thesents. mint Older aft Vice-Chancellor woo a sem The Lord Champ* *ant 1 mower to • question pat to Mr. Parker, been inbreed grot lie nest wee willing to bring the fond tats court, expiated his .pinion that the er der seaplaned of ought to be dialharged. The administra tion won duly granted to the next of kin without opposition 71: !!.1