The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-18 00:00:00

74, aria hared tdcetraide the wharf yesterday into the berth formerly I *tripled by the Ilebe, and to now rat ty for the reception or the suespiett. authoeitica at this yard hare caused two boxes to be Oared, one at each end of the Tani. to receive contribriena from tae cabers air wen !or the relief of the distress in Ireland Gal iielitiandt In this nuance the ROll Or :M. was realised during the past week. Ausra.tams, ler I 7.—Aeroiserstrs —rirst engineer K. Nicoll to Antelope; mond eogiswar J. A. Lonstitaff, and third engineers J. J. Granted rd W. White, to William and Nary ; sasater's seabiant W. Wt to Caledonia; clerk B. Italia to Dragon ; clert's tioti.tar D. Grant to Raleigh. rearmost—Boatswain C. (;rant edractor to woad elms. situTARY. ..... TNT MINNS CARR of the crown oaken; aphist Mr. Weans, kw an elksted mama upon Major-General Napier, peened through another of its phase. oe Saturday. The court has ordered that the ease &oakd be brought to lone ea Saturday neat. Durernoic is Mni ram Peploses-11nm Guards, ha. 16,1317. — It basing been represented by the Secretary at War, that it would he for the n 'vintage of disci;dine In the military prima if those eata blt.tuarmt. could be relieved from the mesesity of met:ruing Incor rigible Alinements% NMI PIiSMITTE NM, from the insgracebil nature of the armee. of which they have been coeticted, it may be deemed expedient to discharge at the termination of their imprisonment, the tionintander.inehief desires thit henceforth all soldiers who, in ed. diti ia to an ward of imprisonment, may have been recommended by coctietimetiel for discharge with ignominy, or whose diectiarges may have been sanctioned CIO the grounds of cannoned sod Mew mirsonduct, hr committed, when pew :lo to civil remark The discharge documents will in all such caves be com pleted; And i! the soldier is to he discharged with ignominy the fi E rMq/FC.Critied ot page IV of bee Majesty's Retroletious, mutt be gone through before bee permitted to leave the regimeet, trans mitting the certificates of disicharge to the veinier of the mime, fee the purpose of being &lineal to the primmer. when the terns of their Impraonment shall have expired. The Commander-M-Ctild further dirests that soldiers committed br mittary whom during the summer menthe, but whose term of imprisonment will terminate after the (viola sets W. may, in all MANN, carry with them their termer, ti I tither &click. of clothing meted to the lemon at which their release from imprisonment is likely to take place.—try command of Mehl ?domino the Duke of Wellington, Cornmandeoln.CheL— Prl) 3. Ilacooesee,Aril.-Gen. COAST ITILTINCIN.—PLTIMETIE, DIVOT PORT AND TEM WINTON lb —The following to return of the number of guns nammted athe batteries at Plymouth, Demoport, mil the WedernDMrftt, as Lao the Reilly Islands, on the extreme coast of Cornwall, ppedßin the names of the batteries, calibre of guns, Re., Plymouth—(Witkui. son's) Battery, two 32-pounder guns • Proderiek's Battery, four 32- =guns • Royal Battery, thir t een 32-po coder guns; Upper Battery, nee 32-pounder guns; Lower Ligooki Battery, six &leek guns ; Charles Cu rt ain, ten 31-ounder gun.; OW Saluting Battery, ten 31-pounder guns; Charles Butioe, two l:-pounder guns; Ring George's Bistioe, two il-pounder guns • Prince of Wales's Bank" two 0-ponneler 1111 S.; Queen's Saluthlli Battery, twenty-one .pounds guns; total fur Plymouth. 77 two, all on crotenson ear damn. Devonpart —ooverament Howe Battery, eight 211-pouader gm , : Right of Government Home Battery, seven 21-potesder guns; Mount Wore B Atm, eleven 21-pounder guns ; Mortar Battery, omen 6-pounder guns (all the above are on common ), one IS-lash mortar, mid ton to-inch mortars, on traversing ; Right of Mount W Iteloubt,s 2 4-puunder to ten pialgorres ; Mount Wise ftnlvu eight 32-pounder mina, teneeming platforms; Wes sew King Redoubt, two 36-poundere, on traversing plaknee ; and n 32-porinriere, on amnion =rehire. Total - Devonport, 61 Sus. Maker's Heights, No. Redoubt. six 31-pouncke gum% on ems= treetops.; et. Nicholas ist red, Na Pottery, two 36pounder gunk uo true platforms; six 8-ineh cm traversing platforms rind six 3 :-pouriders, or, maroon carriages; No. 2 liatteez 6 7: o :: bleb howtsers, on common eseriarest Pendennis Castle two 24.poimiler gunk and gee 21opounder carromedes, oe 0001111011 carriages ; Half Moon Battery, nine IS-pounder nos, on common carriages; Dartmouth Coale, flee 3-ponorkr guns, es comma ear rimers Isle:lde, St. Mary's Wends, one 18-ponnder gen, and ems 0-ponrider gun, on CORMIOII carriages; one 13-pouneke cavorted.; Thom, OUP 18spounder CIFTOOMIC, ten common carriage; Madden Heights, four 8-Inch guns, and six 33-pouoder guns, on common ew ; estrilioe Mint, one 32-pounder gun, on traversing platform. Wend total for the district, 196 Mg. FORTIFICATION or FENIMORE DOCITARTE—Orders have been ire. mind at the Royal ArseraL Woolwich, to forward Immediate? y to Pembroke Dockyard, anima 2 4-poundi h is of 20 met., with iron carriage. end complete armament. This is intended for en i o n diets defectors, it being a singular feet that there is not a single gun Le the protection of Pembroke mounted at that dockyard. The Admiralty hove not yet decided on the complete armament to be adopted at this yard, which, however, will be on a large scale like that at Portsmouth, Plyniontb, he. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCIIESTER.—Teprisr. Umlauts. Sepsis CZA•IL-11 to 1 opt Brunette, 12 to 1 apt The Roarer (108 to 8 t). 13 to 1 apt rt. truer, 18 to 1 agst Avon. Noses. Cr 1,-22 to 1 apt Mendicant (t freely), 25 to 1 apt The li Lamb (of), 33 to I apt Mickey The, (t), SO to 1 opt Emigrant (off), 1000 to 11l apt Princess Alice (t), 1000 to 18 apantrepid (offers to take), 1000 to 13 apt Inheritresa (1), 1000 to 15 apt the Conjuror (Abr. to take). None tuber named. Marroeotrest HANDICAP.—i 4 to 1 agst Lady Sarah (off). Dina , —l3 tot apt Von Tromp (or), Il to 1 apt Ephoto (sem to t), 13 to 1 opt Planet (o ff , 23 to 1 apt Gientik (cd). 250 to 10 opt Canyngbara (t), SOD to 5 apt Bedlam (off.) Nothing eke named. OAIII.--11 to i off on t e field. Bruproarre Srapta Co tsr, TrlADAY.—Harbdiesp of 10 son. each. Mr. Elmore's Grey Friep, toil 1011) Lord Strathmore's %LOT Gar, 10ot 12Ib Mr. Wesley's °ottani, lost 41b ............. 7 others stated. Won by about two lengths; (sayburst beaten about the woes distance. Hon Msperr's Srao-uornos meet an Friday at Maidenhead Thicket at half-post eleven. Cabo EnteUtgract. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH—GUILDHALL. Before Loot Denman and Common Juries. HOOPER r.KNOWLIII4.—RECOONITION OF THE DECISIONS OF THE COURT OF EXCHZQUIDI An 70 THE LIABILITY OF TOE ME,STSRS OF A PROTISIWI•L COMIDITEL—Mr. Watson, QC., and Mr..Hoggins appeared for the plsintiff in this case, who sought to charge the defendant in respect of a debt nominally Incurred by the Western, Southern, and Eastern Railway Company, of the provisional committee of which he was a member. The facts proved were, that the secretary of the compose had directed a clerk to send a pros. pectue, which contained the name of the defendant in a fiat of the provisional coma litre, to each of the persons whose names appeared in that list. The defendant was not present at any nestling of the company; and advertisements of the prospeetaii were inserted in the newspapers, but without the names of any directors or committeemen. Upon this, Mr. Martin, Q.C., with whom was Mr. Crompton, for the de fendale. suggested that, as a case involving the same question as the present, and *rising out of circumstances precisely si milar, was now before the Court of Exchequer chamber, it would he best that this case should abide the decision in that. Lord Denman thought the course suggested a proper one, and took occasion to say that he had not differed from the decisions of the Court of Exchequer in themes of " Wylde v. Hopkins." and " Reynell v. Lewis," ea had been supposed. the opinion had been that those decisions did not apply to the cos , which he had been understood not to have re spected them.--A verdict for the plaintiff was then taken, subject bi the atrangement described. WHITTAKER V. OALLOWAT.—LIABILITY OF 81HARE BOLDERA IN THO HULL COLLEOB FOR BOOKS SUPPLIED IT ODDER OP THE OFFICEILS.—Mr. MOMaqtl Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Henderson, appeared in this cue for the plaintiff, who is the well-known publisher, and sought to re cover from the defendant, as one of tie sharelviders in Hull College, the price of certain hooks supplied by him to that isstitutiou, "on account of the Hull College," on orders sometimes given by the principal, and sometimes by the secretary. It appeared in esidence that the rights and in terest of shareholders were ascertained by a deed, con tempLtitig an ultimate division of profits, executed by the defendant And the other shareholders; that there was a ma naging oimmittee, of which the defendant was not a mem ber ; sad •!‘at there was no r solution of the committee or the shoreholden authorising the officers of the institution to pledge the credit of the shareholders to the plaintiff or any one else.—Mr. Wordsworth, f.r the defendant, contended that the deed did not create a partnership ; that in the ab sence of an express resolution the officers were not entitled to pledge the credit of the shareholders ; and that in fact no credit osit been given to the defendant.—Lord Denman ruled against the defendant on the first two of the points urged on his behalf, and left the third question, subject to his ruling on those points, to the jury, who returned a Ter. diet for the plaintiff f"r 14 /.. and found that the credit hod been given to " the Hull College." COURT OF EXCHEQUER. without that the Non Parr..—Before Sir P. Pollock and a Condon Comma• SwF. VIVIAN r. MOVIATT.—THE TINO-TOlO CONSOLS MIMI. —This was an action brought for ironware goods to the amount of 951. 161. supplied for the use of the " Ting• Tang Consols Mine," of which the defendant was alleged to he a part proprietor.—Mr. Turner, M.P. for Truro, deposed Cut the defendant met lien in October, 1944, and stated that be had received a written application with reference to a tin mine in China, which upon explanation proved to be the mine in question, and situated in Cornwall. The defendant requested his name should be put down as " an adventurer" for a number of shares in the speculation, and subsequently paid 1501., the calls upon those shares.--A book specifying the sum to be paid by each "adventurer" was tendered in evidence, and ultimately received, subject to objections to be submitted hereafter to the court in banco.—Mr. Crowder, Q.C., and Mr. Merivale, appeared fee the plaintiff; Mr. Martin, Q.C., and Mr. Pawle, for the defendant.—The learned Judge reserved leave to move to enter a nonsuit if the book was improperly received, and directed the jury to find a verdict for the plaintiff for the full sum claimed.— Verdict accordingly fur the plaintiff, damages 951. 16s. SHERIFF'S COURT. Before Kr. Undersheriff Studien end • Common Jury. COMMUMONS or EaTENT.—This court was occupied for the greater part of yesterday in adjudicating upon two writs of extent to recover penalties, under the Excise Laws, on judgments obtained in the Court of Exchequer , the first " The Queen r. Baker," and the other, " The Queen v. Baker and Davis."—The rolicitsr for the crown, Mr. Carr, stated the farts to the jury. He said the defendants had nada themselves liable to penalties extending to several thnusands of pounds, but on the present occasion the crown orly sought to recover 1,0001. The defendant Baker bad hr mine time carried on the business of a recti fier in Gaye-street, Finsbury, and he had subsequently been in partnership as such with Davis, the other defendant. They had carried on some chemical works in Norman-build lugs, with a man trained Bailey, but in December lost a deed of dissolution of the partnership was executed he the defendant, and a large portion of the stock was purckasei by one Healey from • perrou who acted as trustee under the deed. Soon alter, the excise seized upon the books, in Castle-street, hut some time elapsed ere an entry could be made ... into:Ale premises in Norman-buildings and when it was offecte.l, tli; building was found to have been complete) gutted. Evidence as to the seizure and property found we's called, and tie defendant Baker underwent a long examina tion. He Laid he had not been fairly treated by the other panics. After long statement of the share he (Baker) had taken in the matter, the jury found for the crown ; verdict, 1241. In the second case, similar evidence was heard, and the jury found (or the crown, 4191, 3t. &I. A solicitor, who watched the proceedings fur the defendants, said ho thought the crown • ught to decide whether they seized the property as belonging to Baker and Dario, or as belonging to Baker eiuglv.--Tbe 'elicitor for the esciiie said the crown had a double claim. COURT OF REVIEW. Ex rat= HOLLAND RN LEEDS AND WEST RIDING AkNII3IO COM PANY.—ANNI'LLING FIAT AGAINST Pt OLIO COMPANY. —Mr. Swanton mid that the arrangements had been cromptettd for settling the affairs of this company The Chief f ap the BILL L. A bankrupt WelCiagton, rapt stated ' Colliery. • periOrt 50 to 300 was to git attorney, e He commenced beet practice year of his era come security considered to bt of his creditors, be (the bank _r) 1845 another meeting , as that in 1843 wan arrivedat, and upon that occasion, Mr. Atkinson, a bill broker in the City, calmed to advanc: him 5001., rather than hashed& dap. Aseerre meeting was called in 1846, and it was seek agreed thst he should go on in bushier, he beta t 1 a ealicitor le Iles Shropshire Mineral Com , trees Ms= he bed resslned the sum of 1,1501. for aenMr. He bedienve boggle ter speculated in shores. He had kept (I eleeka, and this ex penses were about 3501. a year. There Mere hMe in. the Made of Kemp to the extent of alms'. 10,011 W,„„ bat be (the bank rupt) hal only received about 7501. to 1,00•1: by bill trine actions, which had been increased by law exports and dis counts to the extent of 14,0001. A Mr. DIPIVIM who had attended to oppose had received 410 per asst. Its bad renewed no His since the fiat, and given so deentient to represent any debt. Mr. Commissioner Evans raid, tits Y sertaisly • Try extraordinary ease, and one in which the bankrupt has acted with great folly. I call it on *tracidimary case be cause he, on several emotions, called the enlaces together, and, notwithstanding what he told thmn as to his liabilities, they allowed him to go on in businesa.c. With regard to the bankrupt himself nothing could be mete foolish for him than to go on in business after he had lost thisseus of 4,0001. The next thing is, that nothing could be more reckless than is going on with these bill transactions, paying from 50 to 300 per cent discount, and nothing could be more foolish thsn fur the creditors to allow him to go on when Intel, was the ease. He appears to have lost 16,0001., which is not very clearly accounted for, and a man has no right to go on trading when he is actually ruined. tinder all the circum stances of the err, the certificate must be suspended fur 18 months, with ea* see. • !I's pratection. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. LANCASTER. The commission was opened at the castle on Monday evening, Mr. Baron Rolfe presiding at Nisi Prins, and Mr. Baron Alderson in the Crown Court. Next morning the judicial business commenced, when in the course of his remarks to the grand inquest, Mr. Baron Alderson said : It is a great pleasure to me to come again amongst old friends. Six-and-thirty yearn ago, I began the Northern Circuit at Lancaster, and hem lam again. In recaling this circum stance, one thing strikes me forcibly, and that is, that although I do net see so many old faces as I could wish, there is, in the limited number of cases for trial, whet I consider a very important and gratifying sign. Gentlemen, when I came here thirty-six years ago, it was no uncommon thing for as many perams to be called on to suffer death at these sashes, as the present calendar now contains. No one can rejoice at the change more than I do, for it relieves myself and learned brethren from • great and fearful impossibility—since there is no. thing so precious as human late. It may, nevertheless, be occasionally necessary, for the safety of human life, to take away human life. God grant, however, that in the course of time, we may look for a more hopeful state of things. We are suffering the penalties of oar predecessors —for the neglect, by them, of carrying out those plans of social amelioration which we are now adopting. ' I am also glad to see that we are all bet wiling alive to the distress that unhappily exists throughout the kingdom, and to the necessity of providing for our poorer brethren, and I trust the good work will go on. We are now endeavouring to solve the problem which has occupied the world so long— to promote the accumulation of wealth, and at the same time to provide for its equitable distribution. We have hitherto acted 0.1 the first principle. I hope we shall now act on the other ; and that some minister will come forward and stand between the dead and the living, and thus stay the plague. The cases beard, up to yesterday morning, were of local interest merely. been completed * Of. 4.461 N t proceeding with the fiat. is was therefore agreed e ti A should be annulled. Chief Judge accordingly ord the g o t t o b e an . and directed lint care sbno' he Oaken in drawing i order, es it was the fled grim she ad ren- public companies liable to ban COURT OF BANHR Before Br. Coro ' DIM& L DISCOUNTINO.—SWIPENSIO eV OMMTMCATII. krupt named Oarbett, a so ' . mad bill-broker at ,gton ' Salop, applied for bia Tbs bask- ated that be W:l4 not a proptie in dig IYdsy#dd y. He had got into a reries o bill tomes iid* on named 'Kemp, upon which a dims* Ile Ill= CO per cent. bad been paid. The phos him glee a small bill of about 501 , into elm bawl l r i ta Jew 1 , , and then 600 actions w he hsang . unsit isa *gm gi. nmenced business in the year and had about** actice in the county, but u is dis Art t bis trading. be lost the sum , baying be- security for Mr. Thomann, mingisbaaa, who was 'red to be a solvent man. In 1 be mad sus= creditors, and it was then le ban krupt) should contiolt ul lrs In mother meeting was cal!?d, and As •118111 mugs POLICE v .- _ESTERDAY. It appeared that the day before, Yr. Denny remind a let ter from a pima ecoMed for debt in the Chase's Beach , snee renames Inmeit as a Lindeman P—, et the . Miese Chords Bien stailth e leme tine bekee he het Ith meant (the phew at thelthie of a Mr. B—, 'a Ithedir • our, and net ale dy visited him very in ids own resat ; diet babe nese nits the pri eass.7o sens e lila (L(nimnt P—) with venom aedeha, shish she repremeal te be ha own property, bat , be (Lieutenant P— h t = resyeatbs nes that elithey were et Yr. Ind dud the nsice had then, was young to give then op. 1t i. 71 1. 1 : reed 60 right and prepay bat the re main peir_t et the MYR nut clearly to new that the =bed boom mere with ether dm lasstenest th at the hit.. !ar morial le bar venni nil hien men hen a feeling et=ne y ris suseriaidess vidoadene alewat the smarty INN by._ On the re dr leiter,low eser, M. Bossy potheled to the it* of Gres% Dell Prime, Ink is the nom et Liesteseat P— hoed the cerpota, • lbelms, • albs liseth sod Ohm =deka, whisk he recog- Med, ma whisk Win et nee islintedip lona Hem same bens sad sesendi the phew et theft twthier. shwa ehe myna then die kg needy hint nut to the pi ileman In whole sees thighs" been Ms& and he *MOM her into the ardedy if Mrs. Mears and the dren which sae vied were eased, et asi bae ltier it e d timed to contain enrol =Wise to Mr. Daisy. Ptheseterthide John =66 14 that Is bed beta Whoa he to tike the priesmeiate custody en the prending everaing. _mil es his t•Bisti her what it was he, the - replied that the led led the thin. to Mr. P— who was in the Queen's BMA prima. She also laid ail was sorry for what she had than bat Mr. P wished bar to take her areteee pew*. She said she thendi net do so, but would Mt -left twe n tarn Mom whisk he was to return. The primer eared • minder Wrenn and was re manded to a future day, trim theme will uninpo the most searching Inman/atlas. THAYBB.—INTIUNIIMIIIIT or TEM Emit Rnana, TION3.—Geo. Caber!, sets, of the= Ma , a collier, appeared to answer a summons him at the iaelliaoe Of • pesos weed /doyen diming idin with Ming Misled the erevidene ',the lonia; a ss : i fthe th Louisa, plating Ii twig so baled disbud the as of the dyer. Wr. Marty'', sa el the odd they Ind set had any pisr esegthist Ryas* the dehsdent, who wee fined in the mitigated malty of h. , enuszsrwrcit— fireenanßsconin eratencNons. I —John Lyon, late in the service of William Allen, Esq., • Albany, Piccadilly, was charged with stealing three ten- pound Bank of England notes and other moneys (supposed to he the property of an officer of the Rifle Brigade) under the following circumstances. The alleged owner of the pro perty in question was at the corner of St. Jamee's-street, Piccadilly, on the 4th inst., and shortly afterwards missed his pocket-book containing three ten-pound notes of the Li verpool Branch Bank of England, Nos. 84,443, 84,444, and 84,445, together with 3 sovereigns, • card-case contents. In formation was immediately given at the police-station, Scot land-yard, which led to the present investigation. Wiss. Kirk, a coachman, deposed that he met the prisoner on Friday last, near the church, who asked the way to Green wich. Witness replied that he was then in Greenwich. The prisoner asked for an outfitting shop; witness accom panied him to one, where the prisoner purchased to the amount of two or three pounds, and tendered a 101. b ink note in payment. From thence they proceeded to a silk sad another note was changed. He then went, at prisoner's request, to his landlady, and asked her to oh tain each for the note, saying it was for a gentleman. She obtained it, and he gave prisoner the cash. Mr. Traill said the notes were advertised as lost on the 4th February.— John Stevens, landlord of the Spanish Galleons, proved changing a 101. note, No. 84,443, for Kirk's laiedlady.— Mr. Whitler, outfitter, proved receiving a 10/. note, No. 84,444, in payment of goods, value 21. 3s. Bd. John Boob, police-constable 139, produced a 101. Bank of England note, Liverpool branch, No. 84,445, dated Mae 18, 1846 (all the notes bore that date), which be had taken from the prisoner ; also 7 sovereigns, 14 half-sovereigns, 11.25. Si. in silver, and 3 parcels of goods, all of which he claimed as his own property.—Mr. Traill said a gentleman had waited upon him who fully described the property found upon the prisoner. The gentleman (understood to be Capt. Jones, of the Rifle Brisrade) was now at Liverpool. but would be in attendance on the let March, to identify the notes. He should therefore remand the prisoner until that dry , when the depositions would ho completed, and he should then com mit him to Newgate for trial. WOOLWICH .—ALLEGED Anal/LT.—Mr. Jos. Wood, holding a situation in her Majesty's dockyard, was charged with an sesault upon Mr. J. J. Harrington, solicitor. The ' complainant stated that he is appointed solicitor to the Bo water Estate, Woolwich, and that on Saturday !cube went to the defendant in the dockyard, and there served him with a notice to recover potaessiOn of certain premises and land. The defendant listened while he reed it over, then re fused to accept the service, and he (the witness), in the moat gentlemanly manner, laid it upon his shoulder. The I defendant used violent and threatening language, and, w ith some iron instrument in his hand, made a blow at him, which, had it taken effect, must have killed him, but his foot luckily slipped, and defendant, from the force of the at tempted blow, was swung round and fell down. Seeing defendant had several men about him, he ran away, when one of them tried to trip him up. lie had had occasion to serve defendant with notices to quit before, for the same pro perty. Defendant was in a great rage, and said he would do for him. For the defence two witnesses were called. John Bishop mid he saw a gentleman go up to Mr. Wood, call him on one side, and read some paper to him ; the latter said he wanted to bear no more of it, nor would he have anything' to do with the paper. Mr. H. then placed it on Mr. Wood's shoulder, or thrust it into the collar of his coat. Witness saw no blow, hut Mr. Wood accidentally fell down in turning round, and the instrument flew out of his hand. There appeared no intention to strike complainant, nor did any one attempt to touch him.—William Bishop gave similar testimony.—Mr. Traill said he was bound to believe the evidence of the witnesees on oath, and therefore must dismiss the case against the defendant. WORSHIP-11/SEIM. —Pottce A0°11E13910:7. —THE CASE OF ELLIN BOLTON.—Mr. Broughton resumed the adjourned investigation into the conduct of Charles Andrew Ames, a police-constable of the It division, who stood charged with having gresaly assaulted and unlawfully talent into custody a young woman earned Ellen Bol:on, on the night of the 10th inst. The evidence adduced at the former examination having been read over by Mr. Vine, the chief clerk, the complainant, Ellen Bolton, and her witness, Jane Reeve, were subjected to a searching cross-examination by the defendant's solicitor, and adhered to the main facts of their previous statement, but differed most materially upon several essential minor particulars.—Police-constable Gala han, LI 73, was then called, and stated that at half-past twelve o'clock on the night in question he saw the eam plainant and her witness engaged in an altercation with the defendant, and using the mo,t disgusting language OMNI& him. He desired them to go away RtOetly, or he should:helm pelled to lock them up, but they still kept repeating throning expressions through the length of several streets. 'They were surroanded by a large crowd of persons, whim their conduct had collected, but whoa° presence did no'. stop their language. Witness was not resent at the commencement of the traneactior.—Mary Webb and Martha Walbank de- posed that they were both up at the time referred to, hut heard no noise whatever on the night in question, which they must have done 4 such a struggle had taken place, as the court contained only four houses and was not a thorough fare.—Mr. Richard Groves, a tradesman at the corner of the court, gave similar testimony.—Mr. Mcdlicott, the superin tendent, Inspector Ellis, Seejeant Teacle, and Alderman, the gaoler, were then called as witnesses to character, and all of them described the defendant (who was a married man, with one child) as a most efficient and well-conducted officer. —Mr. Broughton mid that the case was undoubtedly one of great importance, both as regarded the administration of justice, the conduct of the police force in general, in which, as had been justly stated elsewhere, it must materially shake the public confidence if the charge were established, and also to the defendant himself, who, if the statement of the women were tree, had been guilty of an attempted violation followed by gross perjury, fur a hic k be would be liable to a lengthened term of transportation. The learned magistrate, after COOS. menting upon the marked discrepancies in the women's evi dence, and the improbability that an officer should attempt such an offence in full uniform, which he could be so easily identified, expressed his opinion, under all the circum stances, that no magistrate or jury could safely convict in such a case, and he should therefore dismiss the complaint. WESTMINSTER—A BAD Sr ecturx or A CABMAN. —Capt. George Losark attended at this court to pre fer a complaint against a cab driver for conduct of the mat ruffianly description. The proprietor 0f2613 bad been summoned to produce the licensed driver of the cab, which he slid, but the latter having stated that he had been sud denly taken ill, and had employed what is generally termed " a buck " on the night the offence was committed, who had driven the gentleman, William Stacey, the man so em ployed, and who waa.ia attendance, was then ordered to stand forward, and the licensed driver put into the witness-box to prove that he had entrusted the cab to his care.—Capt. Losack, of the Ist West India refit., stated, that a little before twelve, on the night of the Bth inst., he hired the defendant's cab at the Way market theatre, and ordered him to drive to Shaftesbury terrace, Pimlico. On arriving at King-street, Westminster, the defendant suddenly stopped at • public-house, and, with I a brutal oath, declared he would not move another inch unless the gentleman gave him something to drink. Complainant observed that he appeared to have had quite enough, and told him if he did not go on he would lodge a complaint against him. Defendant, after using two or three more oaths, and expressing his determination "to give the gentleman • turn,' slapped the cab door with great violence, and mounted his box again. Re then drove into Great George-street, where he caused the wheel of the cab to come in contact with a stone put for the protection of a lamp-post, and which caused the cab to jerk considerably. On reaching the park gates, he refused to drive through them, and turned down Princes-street. Complainant told him that he was going the wrong way, but defendant took no notice, and said, " I know the way better than you do," and then pro ceeded towards Westminster Abbey, where he suddenly turned off in the direction of the bridge. Complainant several times put his head out of the window, and told him to stop, and each time that he did so defendant struck him over the hat, and said, with en oath, If you don't get in I'll cat your head off." On arriving at Bridge-street, a person to whom complainant called stopped the cab, and then two or three other cabmen came up and asked defen dant what was the matter, when be informed the by. standees that a fellow bad got into his eab, and that the fellow would not pay the tare, eighteenpence. Two persons then steppesl out of the crowd and inquired whether defendant was hired, to which he replied in the ne gative. The cab was at this time in the middle of the road with the snow ancle deep, when complainant, who was accompanied by his lady, handed her out of the cab, and although he had not rode a mile, took the advice of some gentlemen who came up, and paid the driver the eighteen-pence which he demanded.--The defendant in answer to the charge said. " 1 went with the cab to the stand, and there some gentleman gave me something to drink. suppose I must have taken this gentleman (Capt. Loeack) up, but I don't remember it. I think half of what he has said is false, but I was tipsy 1 know."—Mr. Broderipobeerved that of all the eases that had ever come within the expe rience of a magistrate this was the meet ruffianly. All the answer, if answer it could be termed, made to it, was that the defendant was intoxicated, but that was no justification. As a punishment in his case, and as a warning to other., he should, for the protrction of the community, con mit defendant for six weeks to hard labour in the House of Correction. LA?dßETlL—Yesterday Mary Ann Brook, an exceed ingly good-taking woman, was placed at the bar before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of robbing her master, Mr. Denny, a surgeon, in the London-road, and presenting the property to a person in the Queen's Bench prison, who r, presents him self as a lieutenant in the It lel Horse Guards Blue.— THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1847. 1301.1611 71771D11. Pun Nest, MI 8 Dona 700010, 11101., 171 6 Spur 017.4. AMP., 9114 0...•••1. io• iv -oat, 111 I i kpsr 01.0490914. 1.149..1.11 11adanteor Nab. 1,6904,110.. 3 1 4 m 11 per Ot. Aar . 921 i 1 i 1 DM.. 601, 2 " Lem Amps., fa IN J Wk. , I lieU. 0 ) Dna, nall. t 6 Dino, /97 Teem MO Oct., 11 7-16 Ditto, °henna, 4 1 I°6lo Mel, US TORRION Man. 6 Foe 01.A01triuD094.,1 07 . 10 ..0 110 3 per Ct. Itenc99. 16411, fti DB. 0.3.L11m Bow, N I pat C.. Porn 4111 Boobs, A ino Ina. 661 4 per Cl. Pannone 119049., Baal, 3 paper, Co. Ditto WM 100, 11.5.30, 55 07) 7 I CI- Grenada Moods, 191 n 11 per Ct. Dents Da, 19 GOD Ditto D0re7994, 0/ 1 4 per Cl. Den! Orrilitenso,nl 1 1 Timms, PS. 6.-93ns Ps , Cron.. 1971 ; Pair per Oran, 106.: Three P lO MM.. 711: boo of 1634, 133. Do 1.93,1171: bun Mures. Ina 710 15 0 30714979 . 171 1 . 01oxialts. 171; Penn sad 117199, ION; 79. PC Pen 9. 991. Pious, 731 ; °Keene. 01*. illill•M, ha. 13—Iona of 11440. 1001. 100; Do. I°l, lasi: Do. 1944, 961 ; Da 161 6 . 11 1 . Do. Ma 19$1, 091. Do. or .. City, 1943,971 , BuLL at Delano, 670. 119rwor, las. R.—Examen , 09 Ueda,. 711, 37); two nombs, 73,17). /11•94,9 Fs.. 11.-11,11e1 .Pcb , Tareaanla lint per Oen.. 1 1 3. Ps clesppes : .o• Low&o, tbme monha 4 211 . Pans, nit, .9 11.18, 79 6.11, 11600,011, 100 manr,l7 l l:, two moons 1301. BRIELAU.--TRE RECENT COMMERCIAL FAILURES AT BansLao.—Tle Cologne Gazelle of the lith states, that, according to the latest accounts, it was feared that another highly respectsqle firm would be compelled to follow the example of the two houses which lately failed, and to de• clare itself insolvent. The late events in Cracow hare, in this case as in the others, worked not only prejadicially, but also, it is teerei, fatally. RAILWAY NEWS. The ehazomar ket rather materially improved in its appearance yesterday, both in the great 'l' di.position to do hominess, and the general tendency of pnces upwards, where they did not actually advance. Birmingham and Oxfords were freely dealt in, and at 94 realised—about 10e. par scrip share more. North Staffordshires were amongst those whieh were better, and in request. RAILWAY SHARE LlST.—Lortoon, Fan. 17. • isointLes of UM. IA BOW dbassetere dosote actual Vane.- thes: YAM of Ilan la Rohn Wien . prim. ✓ms. Imo! RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. BUSINESS DISPOSED OF BY EXAMINERS YESTERDAY. Before Mr. Smith, Room 22. TINOPPOPED. —3OB. London and North Western Railway Act Amendment. Powers to rain further capltal, and to subscribe to WIOUS undertakings. 309. Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund's (branch from Ipswich to Woodbridge). 311. Dublin. Dundrurn, and Rath f rmham Railway, extensions to Stephen's Green. Pons= proofs taken; etanding order, complied with. ADJOOIIICD CAUL —220. Blandford and Bruton Railway. Caw closed; standing orders not complied with. Before Mr. May, Boom 23. ilworrosten.-313. York and Newcastle Railway(Pelaw Tyne Dock, Branches, he.) 316. Yost and NeweasUe siid Newcastle and Ber wick Railways Amalgamation. 317. York and North Midland Rail way (Nottingky Branch). 318. York and North Midland Rahway g i r " . York and ksirltharatillhdlaVe'llturelwairrEarbreding Canaia Purchase). 370. Herne. Bay and Canterbury Junction Railway. Formal proofs taken; standing orders complied with. Ad. JOURN. CAM-439. Edinburgh and Northern Railway (branch from Burnthiland to Dunfermline Broach; deviation and ex tension of Dunfermline Branch ; branch from the fkrathearn deviation to the Scottish Central Railway: Greet North Road Creasing (Strithearn Deviation), and Road Ceasing, and Dalkeith Railway Crossing, Duns rename Branch). Case opened, severe allegations sustained, further bating adjourned to this day. Sower Commis ow Canon—Tbs committee of selection have appointed the select committees on the groups Nos. 1,3, 6, and 11, to meet severally= Wedeedley, the 3d, and Thursday the 4th day of March next. Th e following is Use list horn which members will be selected to serve on the select cornmittece on the abovesnarned —Mr. Aidam, Earl of Arundel, Mr. Bannerman, Mr. Ilionsas i M u rg, Mr. Botfleld, Admiral Bowles, Hon. G. H. Casseadiah, Marquis of (Sand.., Viscount Caine, Mr. Dennistoun, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Gregory, Sir I. Guest, Mr. Itildyard, Mr: A. Hope, Lord Moths.., Mr. H. Johnstone, Hon. W. lareellew, Viscount Mahon, 81r W. Moleeworth, Colonel Paget, Mr. Philipotts, Mr. Evelyn P. Shirley, Lord 0. Somerset, Hon. W. 0. Stanley, Sir T. Troubridge, lord H. Vane, Hon. E. Yorke. MEETINGS.—BOSTOM, STANFORD, AND BIRMINORAm. —llalf-yearty Nestistia, Ihs.l7.—T. Werth, Esq., In the chair. The report to the balkyeerr oust e Ord that the therm bet bra rthaideted throe he. era a sow et the rot sreller siel s• call of IP in. pertheee, • ode retro Idol Ninth The kyr bar in partiameotird grid Ire sterisi arm, sod bola road a test time in the Bum et Oarras. The and= eseerrooded the rateestion et on apersost. Is be ratadred Is the wield et et big he the sde sat rest ter Was to re Oyer Northers thsepany, the tome et whke bad bra „ii et the trot orderly aortae et the esegray, es the MI her Yet Pot Or deft dthe err" noon was ark t• the belratether soreethal at that Wig.llte Chskirel, he redid dr abides et Ira rthort, odd bid se deabt the soil raid lie rarity a*, as adorn brl bra already teethet. lt the progerd thr the &rec tors erred et the resew he Derealer thrall he nalseled tar one year, la sake ilth the orrael erodes et dr osier Wirt reap take giro st the Fernrry resdrg. Ma Perm had Les =Viaksatar et seamy el 11l bar di ems ady = be arspert forth dr. seer, sire derthladhleasidt go =oaf the fret dienholdis Is the emir iy, sit be sheath nor en ithisterth Its tre meth ter larseded thearry etas secretary, Mr. etheed, aria we lad st the low sea ad 1111.. Is U.S. He also Ariel ft the thgeirmet ads stargind frostse, st • Wary of 4004 aria Or it. tars de earethed truster et the leados and York, ad • Wary et 4.111 t, as ore' dr err et Or effarriy. Mr. Credo& mkt that • rearbe drub: ass ialberly Rake; the tirerers therester run rod *dor reaprodi with Om et gem Iwo; ma Vary eighth% meth air im05.i.....= 7 tr. ressithe Amin therithes. Ile ereard the Thor shertra ilthistelthe sieutheiret meth by the /milt, rot said net the opporathet et Kr. therm peseta kr the mere eld. died areoperst et the lorthees der eilielmeseffise. Mr. Lieb man mild Ids rentront, le the alter that Ne. honed'. War,. shosthla rebid 1•11111.• year, sod diet the thrift director, if =l,, theell be peal eel stirs lAN. • yew noeived be the The Chednem veil the restith hat paw to Pa the se. entlery's selery, bet the eggelethent ot the searmy rooted wills dr beard; tharerre, =Yr lir ihresres tees sr struck oat, the imedrent ewer net be pt. M. Leskagen secordingly shack out the Isiterre et kr ato ; the serail was pr to the meeting, and myths& air the me seder voting in Its favour. the report rostra msNedW the thathon re-elicted. Sonia! Menig.—Tbe Claim= NM the tat Wine wee to con -0%., trot thr tar the sale sal bre et Ire the to the Ore a Northers , the las et white WM rodthir to all the a m e ns . Wawa M. the u s ither, red a draft of the agreee. lte tria Ire IMO" Samford. ma Bir mingle= shit be grothert • per feat. from the of the Mes,ah drum of 14, I per SIM being payable on oaks geld begin the Ist ot thly rok oath es option et satelgo. arks ea truth of July, 11131.1 tr. !twat mewed the euaterito. ion et the agreement.—Hr. .ththeit, la sung the motion, ported mat ea orlasion In the deer, whl& being supplied, the agree meat was unanthearly ._lced. —prim et the four bills In parlis , went were then submitSM W as steetag, and approved.--11thla were voted to the chairmen mod trostoes. WATERFORD, WEXFORD, WICKLOW, AND DVRLIN.— General Mertmg, Feb. IT. The Earl at Coertown in the chair. Thb, meeting was held puma to arlowninem trona the flat ultimo. Immediately that the ale wag iniiiiils tb real ot Incorporation was fithiell to the Oran taw reclaim' d jr•plilers. • aus of confusion, which bales all attempt st dosataa egagedi, ma • formed pro test In writing spat Me grogari Itesied Ist r Yr. Perry and Dr. Gray.—Mr. gra Me ma et the baud or directors, open gab eg emegiat was mad by Mr. Jame Piny ea seemad by Dr. Or P. P. Miami and pawn ossettga the hund da da kr i t win egmlu em ear say..s la et Geareg. Gegadahall. Sea Doneess X.P., Omar Liam Ole T. lama But., ILP., Say 7. slonit Adm. M.P.. Weft Aran, Maas S. Maas Lontlassere, M alageg., . 9 r e g lama la, Data; IL 11. L. P., Dais; Gesia. log, Dula; Lava giamess, Dar er J. Pay, la. Dais; ea J. Gray. M.D., Data etagegas diserga Mowed, in which Mr. , Dr. Gray, Mr. Dam, Ir. D. w. Ilansy, and AdU la a ,Labput ; the result et ada P. spoil was sod essead by a noble gam" are esioased that it wad allaellhabwitlk, rid he apt mil eight o'clock, from a boor P. maw mad Mat until twelve oat laseerear Maw), ams the gait et the pull would he cleared. Magellitita, Stigmas, aim Lllllool.llllltiag. -Fit* OratErt. wee etea—ltaaebeeter. Feb. 17.—The eldetlmaleem before the w tooled directors ;to mullet th ane. wargimeng the ell of which nth awe= is noweanemed lobs ewe ma ; to authorne the Oil et ire theleose to be tiebiled ; le adiQhe the borrowing et wrath • mthlimpl owl le emirobe ' the melting apple:Mien he the bliewied ailed prithrests I. Fem. Are et the Adria fed ; S. is war • Odes ask le MM. ellfatll f ; P. To Melee • him* lbe loth dabs liththwee; 4.11, are alms& to Bureelf le Mafia Need Orel lorthoey ; S. Ts mord with Or lee wriliwielle ZaZy Nerd rte awl worm= le sal smith =t the ; S. lb miler frodellido______ dyj _I. lambi : jamas idth Ile llidlthd li timZ ea bletUd a beamthe; IL Te mebealeieth leflejpg-,Tewth nth • Mei at lill=4 9. Te wain finer Othel t Id le mai • stalithet with alma bde ileallold Cthel 11. lb mile lemithes le Lob sad llkaszerb emil the Ere ; IL la =dab MAO wili lamb Milan itaithey,indeb=althethrliseegei emit. Jan Chipman, Fog.. took the eheiroeth • lea eager' hoe this reed haw the directors :—The moth the peprieres or the important position eillid=rd . ert Wig mu elemies in the national eysena etthineemennthethen. .4 emeldeldele et ciresonnthoes (width the ghoul= ems tom le SW well be of short duration) had premledliethe=et the Yell id the line to the extent they bed the Aid mow of dieoppointmtht has both 4 6 • 8 ==e2ei s Ada ethemmodation in Manchester he bulb. drethreetoraad h liereeren, thither =els Atha, di red fey purobemd. early I. WA the Addeo Ong, will a view le mar its mast bad avaddie toe della ma. Thubt =rYe pertlemeor a bill to midi Ohmt. Is owe ow heme Ile al*, Modem They hod medel se, rat Width =Litta seemeleal dew, a needled= withthe Labs Nth r lie eetere Beltway (rethany, be thoterelltae awl abaft de lessiertar station, as well for prows se goods; sad day re et them; esejeletly with that umpow, letreetreith the lidendienter he permnsiun so to they rem . reth es to &beret the emu =l i i= beteg carried into czesellem Another impalmeth le the derimmeet of the traffic had been the Inability to theft a l rimy et becatative power. The demands u all meth other et esteems have (it is believed) teen ex " • mi. me sow* hisse rs , out of ten engine. connected • ism sem age the dlssel th e succeeded . Bet in procuring three wig; vda of a =lel.dir of engines, ordered in January, MK nth ene wu yet The director. ' notwithstanding these toomperery ie. pellmethe, Maimed the strongest co/minion that an Moms& ant Waft snail -e long be brought upon the line, end weld hub& ir impudent item in end froth the Berreley and silksteasille. Webb tie wen, for which there was present and growing threw/ The With of the last half-year, es compared with that of the ten pig half-yearn, wan shown in an appendix to the report, from whisk II roped appear that the last half year's traffic exceeded that tithe half-year ending Ike. 81, 1845, by 18,6;3(.10x., nod that of the lethyser ending the 38th June, PIG, by 7,1001.65. 9cl- A dividend li poo posed to be paid atter the rate of SL per eentum per annum to the leseithe tithe original 1004 Sheffield end Manchester shares, for the heitqoar eliding the diet day of December last; this dividend to be pi keeir as the profit • of the half-year thould peace insufficient. he the mrpr, out of the amennututed Maas of former years, now in the • the company. Upon an the Ober shares In the com pew to mineeetemplated to try usenet, nankaly, after the rate of 71. thi per east. per annum, on the th.s4l ad haseheeter No. 1 qualm. we .• preferential snores ;^ meg Elf the wee et Si. per odd. far threw upon the rest; so* itherer, se Nye* the Shef field me therebester No. 2 quern:en le I. matte from the re spond,* Ilmee et which the call. amen became due in order to amble. Zllll mow, the No. 2 quieten with the various other Maven sad new, la the embed of the company. The dream bed dr sanbeties to raounce that they have minima with re London and theses-Western Railway Company feet purer= at the toll ea between Anleick and Mtheleilin, to ales a M., and Id. tar fled, emend, and third dim "mop= seppetlvely. hate also made an arrengemeth with the ems gempow (ta the meat of their becoming the progrie toss Mar Mediembil sal M=ister Rthway) for the prow ot Midis ewer dthereperylo Ardor launch, between the toees4 at the lerliethold ad Itesellteeee leeway at Stalybridge aad that at the lambs and North-Wmalal Masa thampany'e Stockport breath at Odirldir. The direness had also entered Into reciprocal • emithenthede vlth the Midland Cheimemy it the interethinge of thee- Arlie belle thee their rempeetive Hives; bet, although a tare le dr s4al Railway bp now open by m Nano 01 the = 1 ;* f that eamm leg ast a r I debt, the directors did ath feel pie thooe f tille: d In gad cvantage w i ttli mod/ lemedteriuneete“ the from " tr aill" er of full l is oom • y's ova Has he Ihetherd to thethidlemee. end Into Lineable/Pi Esporeete helebeadyiellested the boomethiente et wordy; te.tillT, kr a soMases• Mom st ohm wit, lissis•• torad we =anetma il ere thedieselerearaddislag dr terbunty, it le seemmthete a say tarp) trade, sad the Ilm=imit smouter he employed in the contemn:los of a worth wed toad mem the emdrel ridge at Woodheed, here felt It tithe they a poem/ with the hometke Weeds wallet towed without eley; ma dry lad desthod thdr imethear le impure Mrs and mew tie emeekehy. Winbanat mil whorl be the thretersol Feb wee k them el melba et debtasosethr.lothe salaam *els; edillierei satire bre hid been procured at And. wieliord dm le was if big Wad he the purposes of the ma my; inpeveed dame owl min ielennbilitiMe was la puma be miens parts a the lee; mid the methistheee et the erre reta way he a period of the pen had hem let sei tediebry Ws le Mr Athena, the contractor he the so _el re dal Jthellow mod Li l portions of the Lathe' ma AIM W•llllllSidiffer. Mina to the lime eaatethl el dirlYik es mbriessip 3.1 1 . 11 ._ and the Grimsby Docks, all PD. Is ism ismillis. the engineers' reports would expiate tom SEIM sod pedien et themmin the annex:tory progress merle in their esseUve mid Ile rehab periods when they may respectivele be e a mid speed le the public; and the el eee slew it is a sdpret ot seedieldelith that before the dem the mud pier dr proprietors veil pews a railway of such inegaltede emil impertemee open (remind le led he public teu—e result ate& M baled , rable foe Le prominent' eithedia. rate by every means la their as additional expevietheemillms the directors in the belief the tragic which extols milli the limits conceded to this wimmeephe pethement monis ear semel uutil the entire through as ere empitheel. Theommthey's therm alto presented groundthe emnthill• the tulle bedew been Ind and prOraptly nspondell Is. Thebeerewbe pegoormithemmomilthoe be now available in mild claims sib •• bet, es *eft, wee at mis quote amount moat la dr arm be mile fa air is reemella the conlemplaled remit, Ili& the periods lhdiah ot the threaten weed upon the cheered ar ea et the ithsin to furnish with promptness the mg wiiirth it be sonessey Meth ... 4 .1 from them. 714 '‘Ad to the ameba tube srpthdke. Mr. Fowler (the or gies) seated did hemoutistely after the royal anent semi thee bin be eimmearine the works tram dosolliit Sethi lush, hint i Who ; this etheththes dos homier were, thdeemegramity the .he smellier. bass beim • emtheina ... padres dor Or lei at dr dr MI awl thodgeMee de& wen _eel ea thither M s deo t:l dth thethdostee serf be lberm. Maw mol=le e cambia is Adid Or 81.11 ilds he ealimie. The add Ihe ;sh ies the Swee Id MB the lath. The sof Or .ef he Ord gift rod felthil bre ties Pamir ad dr dew Band ths4 wee be to pl=ea. John dreheaven end Company to the ;lames at 1845, to be completed ea Ma Ist, 180. Ile bridge over the river Trent, near would be .7=by I a 1 May, 1 1846. eiletoe tuned wen eatiateekey haeary, • =ey wrath M alowt SO maw moth mid& ye damp rimy el toe trade I , i bs el a lthe shoot bay mien la a din= ; end in °ath tilha et Ile bre ewe et SWIM, for which acts have been weld be_ re throughout in eau nexion with th e elpthingg ad lthaway.—Me. Rendelee report stated Mot the weelbeetthe looks ime eatlifietergy. The west side vthoidlaglie Yr emended bra d l,24 bet; Ism*: IMP XS SO Is impietc _ it. Ile piling for tie Wks dm hr Immlimil le • length et Own 1,009 gma; Irwin in t ii e= tal i ..,dihe . tor=br ig t oesezethe hes camt . deo le the tese — emil drier am by the 21 daly ma el the MIMI arm dio way pert left toe eempiliilM mil be anemia figiNigkeielb Magi It it proposed to Meals met edamelefaidt, theisit dems the rstilway from the Oman withi Mode • dills Med a acre he the loodt. imll may be Wrath teen • mmidlty that will Meth, the daddy et the was by the eel ef the year at he frt. dada* wet eirestinent en the Aftlrelry reenklem UM d the iodate le miser euthenist is Se admit the - dim ed MM. .12•21 1 :14t i ad lair ip al a n s tad, ho r aide a ais ah ou ri die " = " th Op somputy raty ea ft winetht. MY thee dug earthen to dire& at Owe for the Oaf wil iti ear bee the who" he, test lip we together et eine yearly, which mad teas widele land: and de is exeltistre el 12 sexes Meths tool l hub granite I by the net lam mho Induced le lege time the Yew lock required by the Alleelti will la oftener emendve —thirdly, by M.' them Mho ea nathetrad et the steam trade of the indikdWJ . II elli eigleidhe which this will necemselly helve lithe poet. die vex speed to. Alied aew Weed= wis iihn o = ha timilliN the mum seecenmemimi by the .start Si ; bat w=es sr ertheithoat, Set they Aid/ lapel missist. The wewhietW slope irdoljAmlibpsder• motion ear. :led. The eller easehillorts et he Amami, Ilm rift the divi dend, foe as alterethr el bye.leve, sad be NOW ads, were after ward, put and unlink @Minot ovitW• ellmmililille. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—EAST LANCASHIRE.— b reported that this company have purchased the lAncaster and • Pluto• Railway. This will give the East Lancashire Railway a di. rest ll s from Liverpool through Ortnakirk and Preston to Lancaster. lie bids at this line goes through ► densely populated manufactur lageontry. DIEM? RAILWAY FROM BRUSSELS TO OUSFIT.—The commiseles appointed by the government, and by the provincial en. thorium of Brtbant, to examine the plan of a proposed railway direct from this capital to the above manufacturing city, have commenced their labours. It is eemeally believed that they will draw upa report favourable to the naderteking. The state line is a very circuitous one, es it ie memory to par by Matinee. Racism of ?xi Bzumuc lax:B.—The December meeliplestYn lime wan, mMetedin the Unify Neves of Then. flay leak I,IIMASS imnse la Nail. hills Me returns of the preeed bs elves similiObe==ssimated to 11,635,900 frame, The following seir kfr ...ta : trance. cents. Jimmy. 812,674 SO newsy 783,753 31 Mel 1,014,533 21 1,098,717 82 June „ 1,32 6 . 440 23 August September 1,41110,166 17 keeileSe 3 Odder 1,3111,6118 77 fimember December 1,1101,332 IS As in all :the preceding years without exception, the month of emesseher was the rat prodesthe, hem the greater number Inn that year then say ether. In ether p et riseigelly In Freese, the maim= le observed la the=a Amok wed the incrensed returns at florambsr smet he altristed to Tus k ,l fetes wide It Mao pies. at MO tier •As be the prethm Amiably, hisweet, ler semi kw seseptioss in the sea al the last yeses, Ildireary b pesenled the minimum le the monthly TOMOS 7 a rib, be the dillimee of three diem as • teeth of the awake et der ereedvely with the preview mestle. Another remark, mob epos emeg armor mem sad etallemed MS was that the palace of the am mese% trem May be lloptabbar, wee almost equal M that at the gems Ineattie is Weber to April. Nam leak whis the that mean et railway was or, the remelpis Ism imeemed greeselly item 101,11.71. at muds. be 14MAyeet. al Mein The set week at seaways decreed la 1134 red lip, was esomplieralgthetheill ea the It et January, 1844; the Nati= with the Rhode& runs b allectse; be the interior of the century me weeded line hes yet been mad with the sate lines ,• the rate of champs bee see mamma any imprint emelesselea; the ea u of sales has teen Minty as normal se peedhla u st let it under them deenseleates that the trate and then b 7. degas AM more Umbra. try its regularity = e t eneseeL In Inn, the models ammes/S. Me 1,172,711 t, or !le per met, these of the preceding per; sae k produce wee gmfder elm la 1845 by 1,02,714 ales le per greater. It Y preserved that this bermes all aselleme Om* Se It yew. The esevemsee et amithelbe mas segssiele• amt hegira to dewlap Matt may yams ems be Ibe mien et Image, awhile eteamels, issesimMete amesnledM Mt a smear of the Mad receipts. the et ete transpeet at gemmellei Aswan at 711yee erne. In 1 lie sepeellea to le pa. mat; is ISM to Mt per sent. ;in to pir mai, le Mils MI per mat. ad in ISM sad Nit the amstest tam geasegme INlSenly= not., or Most me half the edema Iteia - ISM le 1114 the et the treasport of mitts rose beta 1,146,11 1 re iameTiee=ses tameem the rotorl4 l s. Mem ee meek the nese remarkable, dem the sambeelestisithis est shape beak Y aot let in a mnts in 'midi Ma asrw.aa t eamensese be ale gems& In additloatale. ahrsmmera w by sit MO bet peer "sr Wise et meta pelseleljteai MOM et afires ilbeAtree. at 75 per mat, mg sine mare, atteselse he mem M Setae flit the dab mammy hare trenspartal ewe tins time st geode morsheme. dueo permonth, while at them= areas mesrM.et bib, arts and rierm here not culls* creams lean bras. es the ses. trary, more cowidcrobielizet anther Me lin The activity of W est. bee linininnel In in the increase the tramped megibmies by Wits. •600 -• 0.10(43E114 Ser4l/11 ' 4 14 land.. 2811 b. • Ica, I • . 44" • 14 113 .3.1.4 4i 10 7.710 .04 Ply 4II • ' W& 4 & Vottry., 1 .4p. 13 loon bad Drabs& II Op • Skater '133 e 4 el Sleachebre • Leta 43 /7 4 . 174 D.. to (in. 714.) .. w3l e 4 n Do.' Marto • * OsIDGE boob 141 4 I 13 Do. 1 &era ••• bowl., Lune. a funs .1 4p. 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Mao. awS N. 440 3 So Tart • North 11441019 0 4 a 4 IN Lead. •44 lil•Cit•I•11 1 04 Do. 8ateu10a........ Ii 0 4 4 Do. New No. 13 1 Da Preference II Do. New N. 211 alp 10 De. 11.54.13141arat ill 44 3 7 4 DO. 11200601.......24 Postmen Ltalawase. 10 Load. brallelOO/ 6.00 34 0 441a/Mlpee SS De. Noe. F 4).... 4 4p. 111 boologae 004 Alalreo 141 pa Deeba5.,34.314... .. • . / 3p. I 1144•444. Told. 4 Veto 14 rid, 9 Do. do. Grow. Sp. f." •4. 10 One WM.& (Or* raw :4 3 4 . 124 Lawbn al 8++661 • pi 4 Deraerare 6 Ila 141 De. P./bro. /011 Se throb bardev• Nadrea 100 ( 000 . 0 0 N. IYeebr l nintlln 7 D/149 karma. 14 2 D. i.A. , ...••• ls stp. t... Ana ham. I it. t D 4. New ribaroo..,.. 248 0 rt North of Pram* 14 1 . ! $ 730. 711185 lo .. II 4 Do. 400 00.. 01. 4' D.• 71 73 • 4 Imebee lop 3 1. D. ' in ' ' A . II- A A • 11 41 • 4 Noma , owel Log* ki. 14.101 ale N.& 11. but °beau aad bordeaaa ; 11..100 00, ts 1 4 D. I'4 SI • 4 Purl...4lmm 7 4 4 Wades& O. Weans.. 63 0 Pau al Orseeew 47 49 1 Do. Nor 040. DOW .. 01 47 la Pads aad ROM ss • a 2 4 Da Nae 4 olp. I Pone mad Slotoolorow .. le lc 1 Da Yew 13p. WO Sawa aad Nam , .... 14e 01 Do. r-8. l2 Send* eallfeee• 04 ea Do, Dodo 110. Stryt li ep. II ro r ::::2N**4. . is It .I*. d 0...." l4 911. 6 Ind P••• 4••• •• • 4 24. MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY &VINING. The extraordinary majority by which the Irish railway scheme was repudiated last night in the House of COInnODS has been hailed in City circles with great gratifi cation. Consols opened in consequence at the improved prices of 901 to 1, and have since advanced to 91 to 1 for money and account, and so left off. Reduced Threes, 911 to 1. Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 921 to 3. Exche quer Bills, Is. to 6s. pm. India Bends, 5.1. to 10s. pm. India Stock, 249 to 51. Bank Stock, 203 to 4. There has been a fair amount of business transacted, but without any operations of large extent. The transactions in foreign stocks have not been of much consideration, although somewhat more varied than usual. A bargain was done in Austrian at 110, which is a rather rare occurrence. Brazilian were 85 to 7, with the dealings generally at the intermediate terms of 86 and 861. New Granada, 19 to 20. Mexican, 22 to 1. Spanish Fives ad vanced to 25 to 1 ; the Threes to 3,51 to 1 ; the Deferred to 17 to 18; Passive to 51 to 1. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Ceuta., 581 to I ; the Fours, 921 to 1. The following brief review, prepared and condensed from multiplied officel returns, will present, it is believed, a more simplified and intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin an/ bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the dote of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for anterior corresponding periods, than if the statement were overlaid with a redundancy of figures, and repetition of details, un interesting to the general, and little important to the special and more enquiring, reader. The aggregate average note circulation of the United King dom, according to the returns last collectively completed for all the banks of issue, stood, for the four weeks ending on the 30th of Jan., as follows : Bank of England £20,46,155 Private Banks Joint Stock Banks 9,268,118 Irish Banks 7,268,126 Scotch Banks 3,571,234 Total note circalation £29,433,717 The returns for the tour weeks ending Jan. 2, gave= aggregate average of Increase, Jan. 30 The increase was thus composed on balance for England the total increase was 1,163,8001., of which the Bank of Eng. land for 897,4011. ; private banks, 161,774!. ; joint steak banks, 104,622!. Decrease, Ireland, 255,9881. ; for Seotlend, 212,9131. It must be ebeerved, however, that in the retnrna for Scotland those for the Dundee bank are wanting to the date, and are not yet supplied. The fixed issues of the private banks being 4,999,4441.; it follows they were below the amount 311,6641. by the returns of January 30. The fixed issues of the joint stock banks being 3,418,2771., it follows they were below the amount 150,1591. by the same returns. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 6,354,4941., it fol lows they were 904,9321. above the amount; but with coin to cover the excess, and issues to the extent of 1,478,3041. besides, by the same returns. The fixed issues et the Scotch banks being 3,087,209/., it follows that they were above the amount, but with coin to cover the excess, and issues to the extent of 852,9991. besides. The average of coin and bullion held by, the Bank of England for the four weeks ending with January 30, was 13,650,310/. ; decrease on average from the previous four ' I weeks' return, 1,433,2901. 1 The aversgc or specie held by the banks of Ireland on the return' of Jan. 30, nas 2,383, 1 2361.; decrease from the pre , 1 ceding return. 221,7761. The average of the Sootch banks, by the present return, wu 1,340,0281. ; decrease ftom the preceding return, 44,3591. The yearly comparison of the aure_gate note circulation of , the United Kingdom, between len. 30, this year, and Jan. 31, 1846 (the figures for the later being taken from the Bankers' Almanack), will stand des: 1817.—Bank of England, desresag. t511,757 Printe bent" image 8171, 7 2 3 Joint Stock, trimmer 13,611 Irish banks, eecrcase Scotch bunko, Increase 663,062 Deduct increase 379,43.32 Dearman Jan 14 1147 13,430 The same yearly conipiriaon for coin and bullion will stand thus: IN47.—Neat of England, blown E 444,514 banks, decrease 1147.7116 &olds banks, imams 803,310 Deduct deem at Inneade, 031 a and bulb" 30L 30,11347 1137,373 dog Use benefits and adrantagea which thiA new method of comma. ideation bestow. oo the commcroe of a country.—Abrifted from Broesela paper. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE—MIverso-Laws, Fn. 17.-Bogar has been steady, bqt tbe amount of business cone bus been all; 150 lihdt. only sow. 800 bags Bengal sold in public sate at 51s. to 555. td.; and 75 0 boy s yellow 115ivannah. 47e. to 55.., which did not alter previouit cm. [lons. Refined standard quality remains at 665. Coffee —1,600 t z good ordinary Ceylon sold in the public sale steadily, 425. to 12s. which was GeL under the late transactions by private contract ; ge t l o g berried Mocha bought Gin, /950. Cocoa—Trbvidad mold from 4k,, t 565.; Bahia, 2s. to 495. Saltpetre sold at full pekes; Ro m . to 6to R, 265. to 26e. 6d.; Ref. 12 to 11, 255. to 255. fd. Peppe,_ 1.000 tags black offered; good Penang sold 2/d., which was& f o p price; part, of low quality, 20. to 26d. Lytton— 300 bales sold. f4 dieo-7be sale went off with splrit today at fully previous m t .. Talkie basadvaueedfrom lOn. 3d. t03445.6d. Teal.% beenui fair droned, Duties paid in 1817 to last week: Landon, 3,145,369 lb.; Liverpool. 648. 4,3 1 lb. ; Bristol, 82,329 lb.; Hull, 23,418 lb.; Clyde, 222,277 lb.• Total, 4,1 '2,424 lb.; name time In 1818, 2,892,291 lb. The nod int bend in Liverpool, Feb. 5, 1617, was 10,800,000 lbs. ; in g t qqa . 63,000 Ike. COTTON.—Lnmemmt., Fra. 17.—Prices taday decker.] one-eighth fee ell deetripMees. The market wee heavy throughout and Weeds ruched only 2,000 bales, all fur the trade. MM.—Bunn Fes. 13.—Vonerday's market WI. ill-tcupp , ka_ and bread has risen. The authonties are in great alarm. Th.; have made the extraordinary propcnal to the municipal eland, a large store of wheat shall he formed immediately at the raper., st the town, in order to be reside at any moment to be hroight into aka market, to keep the price eLairn. The prodlglowt mischief of Inlet =wore was warmly exposed at the council, and ten out of thirtegg voted against it France is paying the penalty due to want of fore sight. ity not attending properly to the actual .Late of the harvest to August and September, 1816, the Minister of Trade and Apnea:nisi here has lost himself in Ileum that are full of errors, awl in coo*. tare. which every day's experience mints November h n shown to be ill-founded. At this moment no man =II tell what the neat week may produce in France from the general discontent. - • - - - • Patwitp.—The Ml.a of the cloning of the 'Wean ports to the exam. potion of grain, is contradicted by the Priannit Unirerail Gurofte, co According to • recent order, foreign merchant. who pug. char grain in ItupPia, may not export it into Fronde by the 'and (rm. tier. Such exportation is only allowed on a dectiration of Burro our. chant* of the hist clan Thln it what grave rim , to the report that Kr exports:kr of corn had been entirely prohibited in Ruesia ; but ye have been Moaned, on most creditable authority, that the Ripka goverment he not the elighteot intention of taking such;a Ptep, nor of inevettaii. the aspen &ilea. The exportation of grain from Kuria, when niglation will have been resumed, will be considerable, r the starsienum are tall of grain. A large number of Promise vowel., which rot lmoun their winter quarter* beyond the frontier, will greatly thealgala IY impoetation. In the loot deer of January,. number of, magi wire In regoeW at Urge to traupport grain to gown°. and a another had been &melted. gm the moment they han given up freighting • havalar number of 'errs, probably owing toe* prohibition of exporting am tram Poland. OO•i/. 17.—Sttips, 1 ; 0014,11. Law 88888 figedle. Wmt Ili Ili Ch. WAIL Rohirell Mein ILL Li WallsEht Rhwart. Taniield Diuor SHIPPING INTELLIGENCA—MArtA. sve. •ftwe.. Ifidlan4 0 la W..ke .y . 71. 0 s i • . Wassetard . .01 Markey. . ans. .•I Ilante• W.t.l 1104•••••••• • I R..e• . • 0 • Stdr,lo.ll.W. n •)I'.lnol. D.►.q Overa.lkien. 0 0 thbas 701.17 0 Woo. lad 0 Yn.ll Ma+.ll Rambo, . . I 0 Molitwrsa. .0 , Usiltaa lam 10. Loserms, F. 17.—Egrearn Iwwsamt.—The CAtherine, hem Caen ; Katinka, from St. Michael's; Clementine, from ditto; Torch, from ditto; Marcia. from Boston; Costars, from ilacre; Allem from Patagonia; New Zealand, from (Weutla ; Lively, fee n Guent er, ; Bapid, from Ilarlengen ; Border Chieftain, from Climate; Tritais, from Ostend. Emmen, Or meatus rot LOADIKO.—The Countess of [Armtek, lee Hamburg ; Mary, for Seville; City of London, for Rotterdam; Rain bow, for ditto; Emma. for Ghent; Neptune. for Ostend. CLZAWEO Ovrwsans wren CARGO. —The John !Lanett, far Meuritior; Oliver Cromwell, for Sydney, New South Wales; Soho, for Antwerp; Harlequin, for Boulogne; Belfast, for Calais; Reserve, for Drumm Orrwsans Is Bara.ser.—The Kelso, for Ramage; Lariat* and Guillermo, for Newcastle; Aram, Packet, for M. Michael's. GRAVFA.D. V. I7.—Arrived Dermot, St. Michael's; Clementkia, ditto; Tomb, ditto; Dora, ditto; Rapid, Gnerurey ; Apollo, ditto ; Jane, Dunkirk ; Hopewell,. Cadiz ; Aqua Marisa ; Ina; Moor of Venice, Smyrna ,• Iris. Marmilles; libadmel; Britannia. St. Jollies; HIPi 1, Harlingen; Triton, °Mend. flailed: Wit=%Mbar ; Macedonia, Baltimore; Forteame, Madras; 7stalta; Sir R. Pont, New York; Nelson, Leith ; Pon Ireland; Jane, ditto Wilberforce, !Limburg; Sir Edward Ostend; Oman, Rott erdam; Attgood, ditto. Ltraaroot.. F. 17.—Arrived: Oorlaqvian, China; Eli. Amber, Bombay ; Lahore, (Sinatra; Phantom, Constantinople; Tallant sad Flirt, Genoa; Highland Lad. Boo:Sum; R. Prevton, Cadiz; Ph ilicharlS; Elisabeth, Antwerp ; Prier liattrick, Wind i, and Lord Dufibrin, N. Orleans; Norval, Paraiba and Barbados; High landrr, Lima; Falcon, Bt. John, N. 8.; Columbine, Laguna; Livings. Wm, Calcutta; Jars, Charleston. • E, mean roe LOADINO.—The Omar, for Africa; Anglo Saxon, ft Boston; Leland, for Charleston; Joshua WArlington, fur Manor; Helen Hamilton, fur La Gwyn and Maracaibo (mitered 4th Petwwwy for Maracaibo only); Colonist, for New York (entered 13th Fakery for Mobile). CI.EARED Ouraraans.—The John Cummlne, for Preston; Vesta, or Lisbon; Mars and George M. Soule, fur Raffia, Nova Scotia; Oil& doalo. for Venice; Georg. , 1. Hooter. for Charleston ; . 11-mpahaimest. for New Oilcan.; Helen Jane, fur Vianna and Manwolles; Betsy, fw Mersiaa and Corfu; Arethuaa, for Noples ; and Edinburgh, for Now . . Glerwin, for Charleston, has put back. The Belgian Kolliot Minerva, from Antwerp for Belfast, was driven on the rocks near Holyhead on the ISth inst. ; crew saved. Vanua Semen In - mi.—The Lady Flora, from London, torque Cape of Hood Mope and Madraa, in lat. 16, lam. 25 ; Flora, in lat. 49, long. 9; by the liatinka, arriml in the nver.—An American barque, show ing red tag, with A. B. white in the middle, bound to the southward, on the 9th January, in lat. 13 S., long. 32 W.; Robert Clive, outward boned, on the 10th Jan., in bit. 13 S., long, 32 W. ; by Ilia Yesmg arrived at Portmouth.— The Tam O'Shanter. from Li= le Mb Janeiro, On the 25th Jan., In lat. 4 R., long. 39 W. ; a s No. 80, on the 25th, in le. 26 N., tong. 38 W. ; Harmony, from .pore for London, on the 28th. in let. 29, long. 36 by the Mein Elisabeth, arrived off Portsmouth.—The Belvidere, by the arrived in the Down, —The Bolivar, in lat. 35 S., long. 27 era Canibellantia, arrived in the Downa.—The Wizard, from Londe' Ihr Lisbon, no the 7th inst. In lat. 48, long. 6, by the Caledonia, arrimila the Downs,—The Thome , and Elizabeth, from Waterford for Odom on the 4th bas., In lat. 42 N., long. 12 W.: by the Reindeer, arrived at Falmouth.—The Sally, from London for Beyrout, on the 20th M., off Cage de (istt ; St. Patrick, for Oporto, on the 10th Feb., In ht. 4.5 N.. long. 9 W. ; Lady Robilliard, from Guernsey, on the 13th, la M. 17 N., keg. IS W.; Lavinia, homeward bound. on the 14th, in lat. 46 N., king. ; by the Hunter, arrived at Falmouth. The Hai a t i tt an the Bth alt., in ht.ll S., long. 11. W. ; a achnoner, Mar. hog lag with white crow, and yellow flag under, having the No. 94 la the centre ; Freedom, echoonnr, of Jersey, on the 211, Boenon Ayres, in lat. 6 N., Song. 22 W.; Dia, from the Mauritius, kr OM, on the sth inst., in lat. 35 N., long. 27 W. ; Athena, from the Ilanritina for the Glide, on the 6th inst., In tat. 42 N., lone 23 W. by** MUM Sovereign, arrived off Portsmouth.—The SybilLs, tem Landon for India (with trooped, on the 22nd Dee., in lat. 2 N., ;Mc 20 W.- The Wellington. of Whitehaven, for Charleston, in lat. 49 N., long. 12 W.; by the Victoria, arrived at Cork.—The Bell, from Lim I pool for Bombay, on the 25th Nov., In lat, 31, long. 64 E. [Advertisement)—HOLLOWAY'S PILLn.—EITRA 04MNAST Cvaa or APSHMA.—iaretatah 0111ey, rending at No. I, Oempfon-place, Brunswick-equare, had suffered ßrun,wiak-equare, from a dumb asthma for more than three years. This poor man on so greet a sufferer, that be did not daze to go to bed for fear of the phlegm choking him; indeed be could not even lay his head upon a table be half an hour, lest he should be suffocated. Neverthelen ten none le now labouring from rimming to night, sleep. a• wNI al ever he did in Ms life, sod, in fact, is completely cured be the Oar of Hammy's pills.—Sold by all dealers in medicine, and at Profaner Holloware combat Minn; 2it, gaud, Lonnie. • tt... ARNOTT.—Feb. 14, at Chelteehara, tle wife of the Re , 1. B. await W I BOURDILLON.—Peb. 14, at 23, /forcketaw terrace, We wife of a D. Ratreltll4e, Rai.. of • daaghter. COX—Foe. 11, at Ttskrottall, Yrs. R. Oos,W . oos YINIAY.—Feb. 11, at 32, Marta:a-sawn 800 h. DOA., Da WI 12 . Rea f. W. relay, of • son PLOW 1411—Teb. 11, at Tuotlatemaan, the lay of P. W. Dower, Was of • Ks. GLYNN 2.—Peb. 18, at Hayman, the Hew Yre Olyeee, of e OUEDALLA.—Peto. 14, at 1, Caaaabary.Kaare, the . 2 7 05e4.114. Ewa. of a amt. MINTY —Pett la at Oetaardkatzett. Dkiclateaw, ta• DDY W M I N. tak,, a• a. ter. EINNAIRD.—Peta at Hy6e.park.garins. th.Ya len. &Mad* of • ata. KNIPE.—Feb. 13. at Ha4tlt.n. tba Day a( W. B. Raloo, Ma, laY Oaplia Wit Drallatat Oaatac of • darahter. XACRINTOIR.—Petr. 13, at Albetesste-street, 2lra R 1. Macklalwk • OM. maruary.—rot. Is, u nu wite a t... I. 11,./.,0• 00 :, 21081118.—Pet.21081118.—Pet. li,at 21, lleraluita•-crehe a 17 meat, 7teMne, of adaVilsief lITUART.—Feb. 0, at Ballyalylatock. Dermot, SU lad 7 of Egg.. a • Km- WALLACE—re.. it at Orem.ict, the wue of F. L. wen... Mt. 674.1, N.S.W., of a sea. WAII.BUBTO X.—Feb. Id, at Abbaylald, Ma lady of IL B. If afbartaa, dab • Impactor of Oar vebalmy, of a Wiens, WILCO% —Feb. 11. at Cfkltat4komy, Elleosarre, Prase. Eliza, wife of W. , of litsiolas, at a na. - - 14111.11110E8. 111LUNOTOtt -PALM-Pei IS, at St. Beitretl, Meow, by We SW. W. P.1 "" . . 1 " .11- m Broarltwa, litswbeeser, Wewdr, wily dweller of Vf . ~ Oostl•-easiaaade, Meet.. nuwza-momnicsm-re. as,.. At. A5e...14. ?wt.. by___.". I° ,-* W. Mutt..., P. Tower s Req., Worelwa, to Wary, W 1 1 6 •16 dayabter ob. Late W. Molina, Vol. NATIO-FARRELL 16, at St. PeterS, babas. by tho 1.7.11 Hayes, 4_ /byte, Ewa, Balyweeola, Wicklow, to Sawaasb, of 11. Tamil, Coq- of Hanwarliscad,l/00110. HEYLAND-LUNELL.-lob. 11, at St 1, Dolls, by de Ed. W. H. Know Major J. 11 Heylaad , Www, to tow, OW dasatier of th , ,, tato W. P. Easel, les., of Ores% Otorgeldaree l, land•q,sare. ILOLLINOBWoRTII-WOODWARI3.-Feb. 13, at 6 , 11.7 1,40 .• Hoillaperorth, of Watford, to Ells., youngest desalt*, ot the /ate It. Woodwerd, of aldeahow WERCED.-XOETON.-hb. °write.. 11.1161YV by tae ter. C Iletowint. J. Menet% Bea , of Itawsgate, W 1401114 Ow hoe H. Morten, Esq., of ClOpolne lodbary. NEWTON-TITTLE--leb. 11, at Bellyclag, by as 800. A. It W. Nelms, Esq., of Words Howe, Tyrwe, 10 Catlerbee Jars Ti/Vr• Yotkozew daualkter of J. It Eq., of rarseha Ed•Vr_ l 22l l : ST. JOHN-41011EXT6.-Feb IS, at Woblooloot, by tb• Koalal. Ca, °Word, the Rev. N. Nt. Joan, et Taedowdv.", .1 Bark ► haw, to Coronae, 70310.0.1 .33.1 b ., a I. }"4.07". E" '- tenter Mare. VINN-W HITLOW.-Prb IS, at WW11.7, G. Ewa, req., of Werrialia. n ihsabwb, youawee doubter of 1. WkObss, FN. , of W kidn. W I LLIAIIIBON-PLANT.-Feb. 11, at lleekswera . Dablis. 01 V. b.' ".• Willtannos, J. M. Wildwooes, /Ma, Wilbestb. Vonletwro, Mu 11tfe, Wald dos/Mare( w. WAY, Mbdba."'.* MUTH.. AliflELL.—Feb. 5, at llakbaess, 15 , e IL Michael llama, I I['9lols 2 l.—rem. Emma 11, v.mr DES. ANSELL.—Feb. 3, at libleatrese, A ATH NNE, eltla 100 • ISCAN.—Feb. If, Memel Bevan, tag., bate el Cateas, Brat 111ERROWe —Feb. 13, E Were. fee Woteev O ' W."'"" ' Vevey. Allteer et...et, Zed 2 Teen, a retha, awl a tote CLANK.—Frb. 11, at about POULVIr. WOW. " U" late trapt D. Clerk, Glue*, DO ar NEC.—h..ll. at 91, Ceureetedel.reell, I.A.Mbet6, lin of Mr. 1 Ramsey, aged N. R. FELLOW 69.—F• b. If, Y. A. W. Yellow* LK., Mew we of the Hee. Fellow., d Eggedeed. ILEYI/40.—Frb 13. at Nook, Sot I,llhrbir, Dr. 3. a. flatlet... 7 r" Itentrew welt FILAN IL/ME 4, a—Feb. t 74. Wale, Mate, Oatherlart, the wife of O. Itaalttlt4 Mae , ailed 64. Mokais —Psi,. is, m l"""M of E. Morrie, Fee. MURRAY —Teta A at Lean/soak A. Wanly, Req.. of 1,.."e4"wi of Abeire. 141X074.—Pbrb rdemb IA at f. lrMf-Wks. Cewooleveleuk. Mk.' a the late Yr. W. Mow et ape YR rirra.—res. is. ea ilowelnot Weet e lllbia AO, We yell. a 6 intrjil. eeraatsader, rad /LSE, We • TEDETOE. — vet 11, et Seemeo.T. Preeere, T. Mee , ISA° U 2.—lfeb. 11, et Mete iewloetee, MY T. Teellor• into 7 " Bin". hue, ailed 49. TIALEA—PeIt. I. et Si, Oehologeoro, Rrk-we. "." mei ta VI/WA—FM 14. st Iliwereed. Mary, the 'dewed the Rev. RV WO. fen . " Pve•weee et at WwWWW. 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