The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-13 00:00:00

OICtORPS III RE. Tn. FIRS AT CILTDDSSONN PALACE' —We mentioned yesterday that a tire had broken out in the palace of the Iguh o p of Osrird, at euddenlcn , wh ich, we are howls to my, owing to the effective means adopted by his lordship's domestics, aided by the villagcre wet got under without :=lany of frost &Londe. 114 fire was caused from the eating of the apparatus, constructed for warming the inicainunnwresas.c... A CASE or ported in the Buck, Adrertiser of Saturday. r A o nsluest was held last week at Olney, on Elisabeth Itivett, 76, who died suddenly. On the coroner and jury p roceeding to view the body, they were .hocked to find the deceased stretched on a bed of rags at the side of the room, and en the other lay the deceased's aged husband, on a bundle of straw—he and the body of his wife being the only occupants of the filthy apartment, which, by the glimmer of the solitary rushlight, presented a picture of extreme misery and wretchedaew. The jury were satisfied front the medical evidence that deceased died front natural causes, and re turned a verdict accordingly. _fbIUME. UNIVERSITY Or EDINBURGH.—Mr. Donaldson, the professor of music in this unisersity, having invited all the young clerical students to attend his lectures gratis, has at present, we understand, about a hundred of these gratuitous , students. The professor's object, in adopting this liberal and , praiseworthy course, is to cultivate a taste for music among these young men, who afterwards, on obtaining livings, will be able to propagate a lose for the art among their pa rishlonen, improve the psalmody of the churches, and give an additional impulse to moose in general. Supposing (which we have no reason to doubt) that these students are Tightly instructed. they cannot fail to be very instrumental in the advancement of musical taste and knowledge through out Scatlaod.—The very discreditable dispute respecting the expense incurred in fitting up the musical class-room, which we noticed some time ago, remains unsettled. The conduct of the University authenties in this affair, and, indeed, in every thing relating to the Chair of Music ever since its establish ment, has produced great and general indignation. The University has come into possession of a fund yielding a re venue of three thousand a year, bequeathed by a deed of trait, which expr2ssly declares the primary object of the testator to be the establishment and liberal endowment of an Academic Chair fur instruction in a science to which be was enthusiastically devoted. The University has fulfilled this trait, in the first place, by fixing the professor's salary at MI. a year, the sum mentioned by the testator as the minimum; and, in the next place, by throwing every ob stacle in the way of rendering the music class efficient, and capable of a ff ording the professor an adequate remuneration. The L.tre MR. KEARNS.—The untimely death of this distinguished musician anti respectable man, having left his widow and nine orphans without support, and in most distressing circumstances, it has been Tel to make a p tblie concert for their benefit. VNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. Comm; gsa. IL &notAaannw.—The Inewalawettint Ina given nada that an &aka of two petiolate open en Ibmilation will take preen Fridareb IL That the rashes of my sot. lege (maga Ilaes l nod Many Han), awn we anyanala of Me ware batmen the emmenenmemt• of 180 L h o m ilYgr. In emirs. 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W. Omen tho chunk sad van* et Gina& the Dal seszty of Ayr, vacant by the death of the Rey. P. Ilael=te" BWITOP or OMPOID been presented (days the Orford Cireniotr) by the Queen and Prises Albert, and the Archbishops et Cmgorbary and York, with kw. windows of Kilned glass tor the IMO midst hie lindahip has erected at Cuddesden for the Wes/ lie leassoldiL l'assommrem—Ber. o.. Trevor, 'S.C.L., to All Sainte, York, R. war ; pollem,Lerd Mane. Vacant by death of Rev. W. Flower.— yr. S. W. )remit to Towemey V., Weeks. die. Osford ; patron, R. BraF—Pay. A. Cortina to Broaden R., Lin.m. dio. MILL wise Om, with resident. ; ImtronZ . Pierrnt. a P. Clir 6 * - LMBto St Dunstan's-in-the-Fag London —Rev. C. Ibbot. am Ili lbEnd C., Olomeatereh.—Rev. L to Wiltoughby Water. Ism 1., ea Pestling Magna V., Lineolaoh., dio. Feted,. ; value SQL, wtsbasoldenee ; patron, represent. of J. Miles—Rev. E. R. Mares to Bropiej V., Kent, din Cant. ; mine 781. -Rev. R. K. Sampson to Rymer, C., Ittetz.—Rev. H. 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MILITARY. maw sea we Cera.—Tba delmismat at imam end Mem matron% amkerb is Ara next ki al• CV O S " a rir IM. =MOW We mad batbaina as trandem oniony ea MOM In Ns aspic at Waft ban, aniambai yinartatay at an Writhe Omalar, In easserpme atm mar team the Imre or &dram reaeirkai them to MONIS' 12101PM111417. This mins embarkation lir= WOW, 101e1P•eted. taW ihttatona. EQIIITT COURTS. Before the Lord Chancellor.: Ise an linsnm. AN ALLEOIIII LUNATIO.—RIGHT TO ATTEND THE EXECUTION Or THE CONNISSION.—A cons minion haring been issued to weir/rain whether the party above named is of unsound mind, Mr. J. Parker supported the prayer of parties who petitioned for leave to attend by their counsel, at the execution of the commission, at their own expense, for the purpose of cross-examining the wit sense ke the party who had the carriage of the commission, and also producing and examining witnesses of their own, with a view to fix the period from which the unsonadnees aloha, if found, should be dated. They were all parties interested under deed, executed by the alleged lunatic, and it wee cif great importance to them to have the date of the insanity truly found. Yr. Stuart, on behalf of the heir-at-law, who had the car riage of the commission, submitted that, although the peti tioners were willing to bear their own expenses, still as the inquiry, protracted necessarily by their interference, would bring great additional expense on the lunatic's estate, they ought not to be allowed to attend, unites they were willing to be bound by the finding. The Lord Chancellor said it was not to be expected that' parties would submit to that condition. What his lordship proposed was, that all the petitioner interested in fixing the pened of the lunacy might attend the execution of the oom inimion by one counsel or set of counsel, at their own ex- pewee. Tai RLscralc TELEGRAPH Comr mew V. Norr.—AL- Lae= PIRACT.—Mr. Stuart proceeded, on behalf of Mr. Nett, to show that all the parts of the machinery consti tuting his mode of constructing the electric telegraph were estunially different from those of the plaintiffs. The Lord Chancellor rose at twc o'clock, when the further bearing was adjourned. Deface the TiosAllsasetkor of England. IN IN TIM NEWPORT, ASSEOATENNT, AND HRRE -7010 RAILWAY COMPONT.—A petition was presented in this ease, praying that a sum of 30,0001., paid into mart and new standing in the name of the Amountanneeneral. mien be kid out in the purchase of 31 per ant. sad 3 par amt. Annuities, either wholly or in part, in either of the said ssearitiea, at the discretion of the petitioners, to sums of act less than 5,0001. each. Mr. Bagshawe, in support of the polities, raised a question as to whether under the Rail way Ad the court could authorise the investment of the mosey in Bank Annuities. The Vice-Chancellor thought there was clearly no objec tion to web en investment, but be could not allow the peti- Weems to have the option of laying out the mosey in any hods they 'night think fit: the selection must be made at tam, and form part of the order. Before Vice-Chasedlw Light insp. Pirimaza. P. PETINOLLL.—ABINVITT to • la this Ws etas a testator had left 501. a year he Um kaM of ads more with a direction that her shoes eauld be Won 44 and she shield be kept in some park in Imilsad sad, under an order made in this cause wade time back, the ma if lomat. bank i"Ouities bad been set *Part for the aktlewleatiened purpose. petition was now prelNOlted on ik THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1847. the part of the persons who were interested in reversion after the death of the mare (Hoc in number, and two of whom were married women), suggesting that the plaintiff in tbe cause, who was the tesentor's executor, and had taken great care of the mare, was willing to give security for her proper custody, and consequently, that the 1,6681. stock might be paid out of court to the petitioners. Ills Honour said that he would not make any such order as re garded the married women ; but the petitioners could take en order limited to the three who were our furls, upon the plaintiff giving security, to be approved by the muter, for securing 301. a year (three -fifths of the annual sum given by the testator), for the keep of the mare. QUEEN'S BENCH. Nut Palm—Wore Mr. Juetice Kele. GREYS V. LVIESDEN.—LIASILITY or Facet/mum. Cestatirrameme.—Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. E. James appeared for the plaintiff, and Sir F. Thesiger and Mr. C. Clark for the defendant. The action was brought against Mr. Luisteden (who had been Lord Provost of Glasgow), as one of the provisional committeemen of the Lincolnshire and Eastern Counties Railway Company, to recover 3301., the balance of a sum of 3801. due to the plaintiff' for lithograph ing the plans and sections. The defendant hod given his written consent to act on the committee ; his name hal ap peared in the printed prospectuses; he had agreed to take shares as one of the committee, and he had interested him self to get the Clydesdale bank appointed one of the bankers of the company. This was all the evidence against him upon the close of the plaintiff's we. Mr. Justice Erie said that according to the recent deei sinus there was not sufficient evidence to show that the de fendant Htreed to pledge his creditto any contemns that were made. e would give leave to the defendant to move to enter a nonsuit, and the opinion of the jury might be taken. Sir F. Thesiger wished to take the opinion of the jury, as there was another question oft to whether the plaintiff was employed by the promoters e company, Messrs. Beckett end Loveland, the solicitors. He contended that they were primarily liable, and could not get rid of that liability until the appointment of come other functionaries, which had not been done in this case, and they had actually given the order for the work, and to them the credit was given. Mr. Justice Erie said there could be no doubt that the work had been done, that the charges were fair, and that the plans were essentially necessary for the carrying on of the company. It was also clear that the express contract had been made through the means of Mr. Smith, the engineer, and Messrs. Beckett and Loveland, the solicitors. There were two questions for the jury. First, did these parties con tract on behalf of and to agents for the defendant; and if so, wbsther they had authority to bind him. Unless the jury were satisfied on those points by such a contract there must be a verdict for the defendant. As to the first point, there mu no evidence but the fact that Messrs Ikckett and Loveland, the solicitors, were the promoters of the company, and that Mr. !Width was the engineer, but it was shown that he had =dung to do with the lithographing of theplans. The only evidence that the defendant gave his authority to make coo tracts for him was his consent to act as provisional commit teeman, and his taking shares, which it had been held was not sufficient.—Verdict for the defendant. ELLIS V. OASIEROLL—INTRINOEMENT OP A PATENT EOl RAILWAY TURN-TABLBS.—Sir F. Kelly , Mr. Martin, Mr. Roteh, end Mr. Webster appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Baines, Mr. Watson, Mr. Crompton, and Mr. Cowling ' for the defendants. This was an action brought by Mr. Ellie, SD engineer, for the infringement of a patent for improve ments of railway weighing machines and turn-tables, which be held in conjunction with Mr. Kennard, one of tbs sheriffs of London, against Messrs R. and E. Ormerod, iron founders at Manchester. The turn-tables are moveable platforms en the line of rails which revolve for the purpose of turning round and shifting carriages. By the old plan they were placed upon rollers, which were always within some distance of the internal circumferential circle of the platform, which part of it did not rest on the rollers ; the consequence was that when the first part of a train pawed over the turn-tables there was a deflection which caused a shock to the carriages, and the same thing took place when the last carriage over.—Mr. Ellis, to remedy this, devised a plan which had been adopted on almost every line. Instead of leaving the circumference near the end unsupported, he built a support of solid masonry round the end of the external circumfer ence, and on that was an iron frame-work on which the plat:- form rested, besides a central support. The consequence was, that no deflection took place during the passage of a train. This was thought to be so great an improvement that it was adopted on almost all lines of railways, it having, besides, the additional advantage of requiring no more repair than the line of rails itself, which was not the case with the old plan. The defenduna had been employed by the plaintiffs to make the castings for these machines, and they had manu factured a similar turn-table for themselves, with only just so much difffereace so to prevent the piracy being glaring. For the plaintiff, a number of engineers, &c., including Mr. Stephenson, Mr. Bidder, and Mr. Cubitt, were called to prove that their plan was new and original, that it had been adopted one great many lines; and that the defendant's machines were almost identical with the plaintiff's. At the close of the plaintiff's case, the court adjourned till to- morrow. 80011 ill V. ORANT.—In this ease, which wu adjourned yesterday, the parties subsequently came to an arrangement, that each party should pay his own costs—all litigation to cease, and the defendant to be allowed to publish his book. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Fees. 11. New Ibuco—Before the Lord Chief Juoties sod a Special Ivy. OM= AND ANOTHER V. SIIITH.—FUILTRRR QUESTIONS AS TO THU LIABILITY OP PROVISIONAL AND ACTING CON ityrrEimEN.—Mr. Seljeant ChaoneU and Mr. Pigott, for the plaintiffs; Mr. Serpent Bytes and Mr. Bramwell, for the defendant. This was one of 13 =limo brought by the same plaintiffs (father and son), who were e ng ineers, against various persons as members of the provisional committee of the Tunbridge and Rye Harbour Railway. Two of these cases —" Giles v. Corafoot," and " Giles v. Bastow " came on for trial on Wednesday and were reported in th is paper yesterday. In neither of 'those instances was the lia bility of the defendant established, and the learned judge having directed a nonsuit to be entered in the first case, the record wee withdrawn in the second. The question in the present case was whether or not there were any circum stances, beyond the fact of the defendant's name baying been in the list of provisional committeemen. The sum claimed by the plaintiffs was 1,5601., and the defendant's liability was sought to be established by the following facts :—From the evidence adduced for the plaintilb, it appeared that the name of the defendant was published as a member of the provisional committee in the second prospectus issued, and that he had written a letter, contain en application for shares, in which he had himself a member of that committee. This letter was dated early in October, 1845, and. on the 16th of that month a meeting of the provisional committee took place, when certain resolutions were proposed and adopted. It was agreed that an acting committee should be formed, and that the defendant should be one of the mem bers, and that the plaintiffs should be the engineers to the company, Messrs. Elmalie and Preston the solicitors, and Mr. Lambe, the secretary. The minutes of these proceedings were now produced, to show that the employment of the plaintiffs commenced on the occasion mentioned, and further evidence was given to prove that at the same meeting a deputation was appointed to go down to Cranbrook for the purpose of conferring with certain gentlemen who were in terested in the projected line. Accordingly a meeting took place at Cranbrook, and on that occasion it was resolved , " that the salaries remunerative to the officers of the com ' piny (viz. the engineers, solicitors, and secretary) and the promoters be payable on: of the deposits, and not otherwise, land that the provisional committee be not held responsible for the same." This occurred on the 20th October, and it that after the deputation had been received in a = il ueun, a discussion occurred at the fall assembly, in nolemmee te the prospects of the company. Whereupon Mr. PreeMs, and a gentleman named Laurence (according to the ref sess given by the secretary), addressed the meeting, and some of the country gentlemen there present expressed certain apprehensions about the expenses, and derlinedhav ' big any thing to de with the line unless it was understood I that they should be secure against all liability. Mr. Preston, it was alleged, then stated, that if the deposits were found insufficient, he would pay the expenses himself, and that the provisional committee were not to be held liable. Upon this, somebody remarked that it was likely to be a profitable con cern, and one of the plaintiffs said it was all right now the country gentlemen had joined it. On the same occasion, according to the evidence , Lord Beresford, Capt. King, actl Mr. Hodges, who bad been requested to belong to the pro visional committee, stated that they would allow their names to be used provided they were not to be held responsible. In addition to this evidence, a letter was produced, dated Nov. 4, 1845, and addressed by Mr. Preston to the plaintiffs. It wee to this effect:" I mentioned your request about the 5001. to the directors of the Tunbridge and Rye Harbour Railway, and they say that in the present state of the market they should be glad if yeti will postpone it till the cud of the month, by which time they have no doubt they will be in ample funds to meet all claims." It was further proved that the meeting of the provisional commit tee, which took place on the 16th of October, wee adjourned to Oct. 27, on which occasion the defendant was present. The minutes of the proceedings at the first meeting were then read over, and it was contended that the defendant, being present, and having received notice that he was ap pointed a member of the acting committee, on the 18th, was a party to those proceedings, including the reselation by which the plaintiffs were employed as engineers to the company. The meeting of the 27th Oct. was adjourned to Nov. 3, when the affair was mentioned which led to the letter of Nor. 4. Upon these facts it wascontended for the defendant that he was not liable, end for these mama :—ln the first piece the only written; contract produced was the document Monies Met tie salaries of the officers would be paid out of Ike detteekts, sod that the provisional committee were not to he held rammeible. The learned counsel urged that this seatract did mot bind the defendant as a member of the Ming econsnittee, and se there was no evidence of any other stsinet, it was quite dear that the plaintiffs could not look Ow maga escept foam the " deposits." The next ground as wrier the dsiondent denied his liability was, that the plaudits were appointed engineers to the company at the sense Meeting Oa the lOth anther) that he (the defendant) beams a member ef: s se st r a tiemusittee : so that, in fact, to tb =foreld Odle wet have been without his . On the the deism wee that the defendant wee me piety te the appointment of the plaintiffs, and that there was me peed ef hie Issiving ex/seemed his aentw on a eserekm. Battle t mainly relied span wee, the plektiffs hod se emandttes, Immo& as it wee smilm=he theser=i GM el the demob,. Mr. ffejeent Bytes submitted that Owe was se 'whines lea%the jury, but the learned j=ll mattery ani t's i beefes tala the imess j. r inessehar iblee "s ee dm mikor t eemmittm e. Ike ender kle ihe isp a seteetieend the emphoynome sg s a w n _ oggi. Tioo then um, whether the *dal& they Weed duties open the medeneemileg that they wove t o be pahli ens of the toes or nbethest they had depended solely upon the personal responsibility of the committee. If the jury were or opioion that the plaintiffs intended to act I upon the resolution which stated that they were to he paid out of the " deposits," the verdict must be for the de fendant, but if they thought the work wee done without any restriction as to personal liability, the jury would be right in finding for the plaintiffs. The jury retired for a few minutes, and returned into court with a verdict for the defendant. EIIRATUIL — Ie our report of the ease of "Barker o. Lyndon" in Thursday's paper, the name of the plaintiff was erroneously printed COURT OF EXCHEQUER. There were 'ma special jury case in the list for trial yesterday, but the records in the greater number were with drawn in consequence of the absence of counsel, and the court was up before one o'clock. The fourth cause in the list was an action for criminal conversation ; the parties are connected with the histrionic art, but the record was with drawn on the ground of the absence of the plaintiff's corned. The causes disposed of were taken as undefended, or pre sented no feature of general interest. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Mr. Commissioner Hoiroyd. RAILWAY SPECULATIONS.—The bankrupt, J.Graltam,whe was a stationer, came up for his certificate. His debts and I liabilities arebout ,0001., and a dividend of 4s. 6d. in the pound has bee n paid. 26 The bankrupt said that in 1844 he wee insolvent to the extent of 5,0991. 12s. 11d. Hs had given bonds as security, but did not know when and how they were payable. He believed that there was 6,0001. worth of doubtful debts. He had received a composition upon some of them. lie had indulged in railway specula tions, which he commenced in 1845—was a provisional com mittee man in four or five lines, some of which were mere ' , Acmes. lied made profit to the extent of about 3,0001. on railway speculations. They were all " time bargains." He had dishonoured bills. In 184-5 he was indebted to Hetley and Co. in the sum of 1,457/., which was the acceptance of other parties. He assigned the lease of his prem , ses to Mews. Hetley in 1845. In November, 1846, he agreed to pay Messrs. Glyn's 1001. a month for any . bills ,of his which might be dishonoured. The bills then in their hands were to the extent of 3,9461., a considerable amount of which were accommodation bills. There was never more than 3,0001. at a time of floating accommodation bills. His Honour deferred giving judgment. Before Mr. CommissMaer Faro. Tun Cattails° Taanc.—The bankrupts, Tapley and Potts, who were carriers between Old 'Change, Leicester, Nottingham, Burton-upon-Trent, and other places, applied , for their ccrifkares. About the year 1844 the bankrupts called a meeting of their creditors together, when they offered them 10s. in the pound upon 10,0001. (debts) by four instalments of 2a. 6d. each, but not one of which was since paid ; and the official assignee stated the sum now in hand , would not pay more than 3)d. in the pound.—The learned I Commissioner thought that the conduct of the bankrupts as . traders had been mest improper ; particularly in the case of Tunley, who had the ment of the business, and who, it would appear, bad received from Potts the sum of 1,6001., upon r entering In to the partnership, since the offer of composition. The ju dgm ent of the court, therefore, is, that the certificate of Potts suspended for nine months and that of Tunley , for eighteen months. Protection was asked upon the ground ' of judgment hanging over their heads, but it was refused. LORD MAYOR'S COURT. Moro the Recorder and a special OLILHANI V. THB CITY CORPORATION.--COMPZNBATION Cass.—ln this case the claimant demanded 6,6251, for • freehold property required for certain improvements pro jected by the corporation of the city of London. The pro perty was the Newcastle Coffee-house, situate at St. Mary at-Hill. From the peculiar nature of its position and its known character throughout the city it was doing a thriving business. The present tenant was a Mr. Rogers, who held it at an annual rental of 1251., upon • lease which now bad seven years to run, and be was prepared to show by evidence that • renewal of that lease would be worth at least 2,5001. It was originally leased in 1828 to a Mr. Howard for 1,0001., but since then it had been let to various tenants, the last price being 2,2601. for 10 years run to the present tenant. If taken into the market, 2,5001. could be obtained for the renewal of the lease, and being required by the City corporation for the erection of a coal market, the real value of the house was disputed. The claimant de minded 1121. as interest on his capital until he mould re invest it, and 1101. for the expenses incurred in bring ing this claim.—The Attorney-General, for the corpora tion, disputed the claimants right to this item. — Mr. Henry Haynes, auctioneer and valuer, was of opinion that a renewal of the lease for 61 years from its present term would readily fetch 2,5001., which sum, with 2.5 years purchase of the present rent, would produce 5,6251., to which he considered the claimant entitled, as Burning the house retained its license and character for the whole period for which the new lease was granted.—Mr. Cockerill and Mr. Gardiner, auctioneers &posed to the same effect —The jury retired, and eventUally declared for the claimant for 60001. POLICE ir .-_ESTESDAT. CLERKENWELL.—CHArto• or STABBlT4o.—William White was re-examined, charged by Martin Darkin with having stabbed him with intent to murder him. On Wed nesday morning last, about one o'clock, the prisoner was having some refreshment in a coffee shop in Islington, when Darkin attempted to take some of his victuals from him, and the prisoner threw a plate at him which cut his lip. White afterwards got up and left the place, when Darkin follows.: him and knocked him down. He got up, and they both closed on each other, when Dextrin felt himself stabbed on his shoulder and ribs, and he bled very much. He wee taken to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and the prisoner, who made off, was subsequently apprehended by , Judd, 385 N, in consequence of the description given of his person. Judd said that Harkin was in too dangerous a state to attend to give evidence. The prisoner denied the charge. He was remanded. LAMBETH.—BenzvoLattea.—Mr. Francis, a magis trate for the county of Surrey, called at this court and handed to Mr. Norton 51., the donation of the Cloth-worken' Company to the poor-box. Mr. Norton also received 21. for the poor-box from M., which the benevolent donor requested might be acknowledged in the daily papers. MONEY 11L4RSET. FRIDAY EVININO. The circumstances attending Lord George Ben tinck's proposed motion for taking Irish railways under the protection of government occasioned a depression soon after the opening of the market, and for money Consols were done at 901. Later on in the day confidence was in some degree restored by the understanding that the position of the ministry was more secure than it seemed to be from the appearances of the last few days, and that the ominous motion of Lord George would be defeated by a considerable majority. Consols, after some fluctuations to and fro improved to, end closed at, 901 to for money, and 901 to 1 for account, which are substantially the same as the last prices of yesterday. Reduced Threes were 901 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per cents. 921 to 1. Long Annuities 9 7-16 to 9-16. Exchequer Bills 6s. to Is. premium. India Bonds 10s. to 14s. premium. Bank Stock, 203 to 4. India Stock, 949 to 25L The settlement of account in the foreign market presented no feature, and was unimportant for the aggregate of trans actions to be arranged, as, with the greater excitement in the home market, foreign stocks have enissed little attention in the course of the account sow win • up. The deali. — to-day were upon the smallest scale. Mexican • 22 to 1 ; Spanish Fives 241 to 1 ; the Portuguese 35 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a -4 ; the Fours 92 to 1. Russian 112 to ' Foreign exchange was in decline tinental places. On Amsterdam the ra. on Rotterdam, 12.21 to f ; on Antwerp, Hamburg, 13.81 to 1 ; on Paris, 2.5.5 5 .- 30.6 to 10—all at three months and at three months, 401 to 1, better. on Vienna, 10.11 to 2 • on Madrid, and on Lisbon, at 60 da ys, 631—the The exchange from New York, by packet-ship, comes more favourable, ultimo. But it is probable the le and other provisions sent out by the high prices of cotton, may on better rates. The report is that the coin and come out by the returns to be published last week, 600,0001. less. BANG OF 7 e; o d o s l Y er . ere The transactions again Teri limited, and prices in most instanoes rather easier than on Thursday. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. BPSINIMS DISPOSED OP BY ZIAXINERS TRITiRDAY. Before Mr. Smith, Roam 12. 11 °mama— (M 7) phefßeld, Rotherham, Barnsley, Wake/kid, Huddersfield and Goole Railway (= ta r:iteration of ands and alsandonmesst). ( 156) Models and Junction (ansemdivient and d pier, eviatim). (270) Edinburgh and orthern Railway (Borst- Emma proof* taken- Standing orders complied ith. peer, ta) Auroras= CasiA=Ciird.aMPonlat Railway (Capable broach, Sc.). Allegatiom Adjourned to this day. Before Mr. May, Room INOPPOIND.—(I S I) Great Northern Railway (deviations between London and Grantham). Standing orders not compiled with, on the ground that a landowner had not Min served with notice until the 15th Demeter lea. (261). Lynn and Ely Railway (deviation and Lynn docks). Standing mdere complied with. 0rr0m0.—(2 62 ) Lynn and Ely Railway (Lynn and Welm6s7 navigation). Four petitions presented to three no appearance madt ; on the fourth, allegation not sustained. Standing orders COl3l. plied with. (265) Sheffield, Rotherham, and Doncaster Railway (Marheough to Limeaster). Several allegations tendered, oat one of which were sustained. Standing orders complied with. CoilairrEE ON MARDIS° ORDERS. South Yorkshire (Doncaster and Goole Railway). Eastern Coun ties (Hertford to Machin). Wishaw and Coltman (branche• to Aucherhoath mineral field, Sc.). Portadown and Dungannon Rail ways. Parties to proceed. Standing orders dispensed with. Mid land (Sheffield, Burette', hoe.). Standing order/ net dispensed with. MEETINGS.—N ontn WESTERN.— H Meding --Seb.l4.—Mr.O.C.Olynate ThethimilinsaiditMasis lillmisra since, by the Madman et the pesmiliey end Ms be bad been ant allied to dr slice sill the bisser es = MM. shelemin ; and inmesselleg the asmele lisr vtatbilqine be esdilest but feel the dairence of the psalm Ilimm ASA in 1037 lama list Ant it ass AWL A is The AA aseales AAA a earind Ail& = I A uwesfstMsaeA2mW MMy mAsA large AAA* fg A AMA lbw seanilene lAA Awed to le he goods tors ds tom Ainem Mere had also Men se ho mese he a *AA A to so great =extent ; and with rapped te fir be sell draw attention b • fact whisk AM Abe MP TeAlp haesmth o s t s might in some sirsemlC=lM IstrgrAnit et Am the ii AA one el Ai of tat heels Waters A A 1,177,1111. nal neMAMMENW itie Aim Am d pos sengarb 1M sae eta en seilmt had oersted. The ger her MEM the serramaging peeled ol 1143, res 1,016,871. But thresh A thawed se laneese at M.A. com Mums ' the redesdan at the arts, the grow receipts bare the yesesedie trade bed bein his daring the last di maim what the Apere en Aunt et it hed been fire sr. The AMA la draw from this was, Mt the great rabattlers te the Mm bed Ade hed hitherto been unduly Ow Me Melt et Me sed sot et the compeem. He did PM mlit le asemed gram Sem. Mat Mr MAIM bi the °Me of time Mir we drape la A taps*, ,aad en impotemeet ti g s sinim *dr be MS was • s=te Me srd the m i ll i d= this kin emdemehelestessmp. Inenewerishidoep fe totterMid.bstmetst thesipmelliepatillh mes a eniens festure I. , =ll.ollmearit %• imimika lathe and then dr wee 1101111 AAA Add hese ZmM directors erans: r i m ilib palle ea* loss of life. Thise vies met et Mirls Ash be And to call their *Art le A et the Arms d that imams simmeas Itemd von ihe Asiers to prod* in come way factored Ale at lesedt ho ssammillse It; sad he me oMsid that We hi Iselin ems via As le almost ea ratio et feeseemi alsall Is Wit OM dating _Mr s alt meths lbw bed not Mee IA day ie Ms pelile es Ai as they an tear and that dry bed MA imie law lmegeteft,eand were bin Abed An Anly, That At billstaed la 11111midesedMag the MAW but tt wet Membeig so ime 11. AA he desi by espowedes MiIAAIeM. MOM BM insChindt. This saideet was am MOM lel A AAA bed met dission to AA A ANY th• seisms; lint The quotient's& et boaca bud =se Me Aim seslessar that, omemles le MA at I art, he wee id Mg* abiliel le Mid to the nearelMs sof t hese, and the MAO( Melee le led been adopted by M iesbeard .--Mat they Maid geebe _isidenn hrtbrith as betm bond Primer*. WS Mad wee at ralls wAsh they to he Aft Abet t pins ft AAA ; u If, manisz s psess inee isesms They wold be hr. Then ie sawn AA. to Trot, and ed. MOMS INDID.IIIO_ idle for which bat sesden, hoiden peipisel Asian with the sad ciardt Ifely hml Obi Me le wiggly Ms emir lit. Me Wart of oil the trans. Tie At tMg Met gmt et ibis Yen. Is lAA, would inwilaten emmellA IMAM The AAA Or ti tanic* es TA AA yet inelp.ilut were AAA =hem The traille et A last six trier mashie IA to that mamas a criterion demob& traffic of dr estmlay, is woe postale the North Wedeln Mktg Me drawn le A mew trade which formerly wont lit Sher AMA: A it their own experience, sod MMM Ms outteri fees w AA to AA that the inAl Isseis of the Aft Mil At a A prodigious stride Meleg Meteet yes a AM amilleeelThet dr condition of ths=ises prwswf pad* Ihsee night be some little .. obliged' AA lessineirkeminek, but he hellseel= aboihrimileg seesy, fhanssait, asiakzeways, bat ma surds Mel% under their omn lime was mem wig eemsmieelles spa MA AA/ wit received Mb the sere at IA AA At at Are, sslibe aim Mak et eresse, "m r= bettee eggesinted) at AM" ww peeselisi s Ma A At =l and wen *AA by as peals A A AA a eel lAA The eyset t Os Amiss Is this Alst A le e r re einselea ' alibis *Mg sesdhel awful. lbws Am Alimeles et= l et ibeilli AAA sere under the AA Ahr thireismsen. Ms Rev. Mr. Wade, ebildeMei all Ansieless mess sidestonl the principles MAMA Am se* as me AA Al the slighter fault MM. The WIN& was thee read, Mowed the net profit foe the beif-year the Meer on borrowed mar) to be Plailleal, and, lare. rat or ample. Al ie The A June A, gam s of 750331. MAYA ses Mallestillsll of Ms Si. mi .. ..haseed mot. at tha Am NAtesent N. ds. par NIL dime main Nsaitalst awl bleh essounting ismetw Alm lallsee— settiel le credit s The i dl e les" aseensh et 11116772 L Ihe mai comeridAdshss Ths AAA _ pe a Mira egglasain be Mede Is mama Me swim NA AMA ele% ti edvet tl eed), and riled aeon them to Alen hair egiAlan, In on with the landowner s, to the ibedie‘ned Osieshy sad the Regent's Canal Railway, sal mireedell Mks OM the electric Weenie. white MSS Rkfairedif SIMMS% 111111141 be without issiettlin At mien Ade /A AMA tar printing re AAA lhe =brilinyhs seten immeteedenta aids aerie ei aelawk* Ahem ad sends dnemi Ines , *atmsal thi ilintleshen AAA Pepm , anther—aed approvisieett Ale WO. to the report, for dame at Os AAA = Me: hm. an Mob is et 15L pressimEdift Ned AAA robes ` a lAA seeps *they et AM seceseary tar F AA ( MA oh jest A Atom it Into sere adopted. MIA Harrien.--Spiedel Ilealieg.—Fl3. 10.—Mr. J. lAA In the chair. The benimen lidos the as A the LlTelet Mt solalbami the seshes at het ar by TA and New- Alb Ihe la ds A Ail* AAA The ash WA mos* amel. was eptlecael riser s The ellesligivea le a lAA dinessien est a lessibg AA, A* AAAe Aies et Yr. illadsoah MAAeI the Hat dtressiber bst. MISCELLANEOUS XYWL—Pnoroinnlhinosimem or AAA stn Thran—AmimAl that the Allis A North W A the limb A A teelAyissie over tniei p. t o t= sk as GA = A misseles=iimTern A l arm re o r g ibe emelegisiZiperantanstrAYSTheeri The belf Mir snidellim anisCe pie per me= A Atha be semis** lir AA. Ire hire MM. * Awe A The AMAMI" isllVlse mis desirous et ramillss pagailbai, and eseismAillm le AAA Abe win M at e sliewbatess Ibilt = a re . atlese, AAA Os semidenet Ihe Trrop Akron eargendria. TIMM ASS TALKS OP Cotten/Km Akita hem OA, medt stasse **the hardlnlsa drOlist it andeswertsgb ebtabi Me empseeden et Os goverseent et levatia, An. A Weftn berg,in ibesenlemilia at a n AhLTuds Os Labs Yds. stmen • isakmaa en Mrs _ Al omen IA piss MA*. 17tis Ad leg s MIS the imam of Ain sod Apart:ell, earl Medi MUM at Rematch. RA ILWAT MA= LIOLTS.—Lownow, Fan. 12. se.—The pineadise et Wm la lle=es elieniemee dace atonal wean.- We.: throe et Mee is rime. rue. ' Lew 4 Ark Rages.ll4•4l 11 1.1. r... 4 aal itly plead Aro 1166 r. e LAW I to rap. 44 le lip. 41p. Dietrerahe jp i tf M:=4 ram te llp. i ttemsta.) ip. :Owl Amok. 11 " stow, NA I ahem, No. S Grim* - a AAA 4 ome amulet, zoreign ewe,. .404 ... 5i .. 4 .--- a the course of the &amnia sow win • up. The dealings ri k ..,, k ,„,,,- l 5 L - : . l Lea.4 Tent In o-day were upon the smallest scale , exams were quoted sillaobereor 2to 4 ; Spanish Fives 241 to 1 ; the Threes, 341 to 5. ?ortuguese 35 to 6. Dutch Two-and - a-Half per Ceuta 58 to : iii ih Z."vioi r .fit 4 D'a ralleli t P. is t L ysii"' roe 13 115 7 r0 109 Ihnoineetut 4 Onsier 11U 124 e 446 Mamba. , 4 1 1 • the Fours 92 to 1. Mullikin 112 to 113. 174 Do. Itno (W.. 70.) 3O SI e De. dense. - 'Foreign exchange was in decline to-day on the chief con- 11=:;,4, 0 2',7 1 4 , 7;,; le h •i i . I: 2) . 0 .' mental places. On Amsterdam the rates were 12.21 to 4 ; 76 .... e .e . ...ii.k. i 2 . o op. 4 4 D .. ......V. in Rotterdam, 12.21 to 4; on Antwerp, 25.65 to 70 ;onto , Demo. 11 22 A De. Ratook n .11,4K4 rod Oloomogor 'l 4 DI e d st Ds. lase..,a Hamburg, 13.81 to 4; on Paris, 25.55 to 621; on Leghorn, , m . " A1 ,, 0 ,... kb ,....,,, 1 e 5e 1 4 elm 44 Do. ss. re% 30.6 to 10-all at three months and in decline. On Naples, is „ cosonisa m • m os.* . jaw it three months, 401 to 1, better. On Frankkat, 1201 to 1: D.... 4 2.=.. . -I.a : 244 1540. 2 :4= ' a f,;"; on Vienna, 10.11 to 2; on Madrid, 361 to 1, at three months; ii, D C. - ....0 24 .i.e n .: l4 ii. SI A. faw., and on Lisbon, at 60 days, 634-the same as before. a thruesti ' . ,.44 1.. Is Do. Ano, The exchange from New York, by the Queen of the West 4, D 17 ,4 1,= 8 ,,,,,„ ... .2, : li i D 0:: e t . = packet-ship, comes more favourable at 1061 to ion the 23rd tu ...,,, 4 a w. d .r,...t r74. 2 .m ...... I .... ultimo. But it is probable the large orders for breadstuff, to ram.. 000nuo IPA lea re . and other provisions sent out by the Hibernia steamer, and D o . p m ,. sjoa.No II le D. .. la ir N • • Noll 14. 1 A. lien. .. the high prices of cotton, may on her arrival out reduce these 4 D .. y... 2 u te ..l 4 164 4 ID S , D. 81e ....j better rates. II BA luandre l4ll IS I lfureeettean The report is that the coin and bullion of the Bank will :, Th ,°•. 4 . 1 " . 1,-..,•••&;,;, 4 1 3 r,- . ..• 1 11 ,..„„`"••A• i .,„.1 come out by the returns to be published to-morrow for the 4 D .. i do . e i o ode ill AI: : last week, 000,0001. leo. so 5a.55..ra 4 04.1•••• • 7 1" Da duo 10 Do. a Aree BANK OP SNOLAND.-Ameou• to the Week man Feb. 5. 1 Do a Om. ite us I A TAIL MOO O. TTTTTTT IS on/ Itorthoro 11P. . 191 JAN/ .. Rota And 426,501,325 Goventionst DA lOl 075,100 24 A. N.., I to ns.4 46:::, Oiler Sentritke 0 9 19 MS. 594 ASA Silver Bello* 2./.0,1Ln I vz.. l f.ztrg,7,;,;g:Vg. le Nerniers . B arsasi,nstas A. I arra OKRZIOO TTTTTTT MT. 60 pimp., lA.* .lov.. re 14 A. Non .. hernias. Capital L14422,000 Ourenuat neeseidenirt al trtsrtinquaY. nee) 01 5 I 'North lAA Non 1,650,166 eliding Dead Waled al A. M. ',D. N. 1tm.)... to. uot rind ; 3 Id INeelA lOW. I. Peale DepontOtacluding Aaatitty). 1141: 4 1 .7 4 r i g 34 0 ,.. t . "root •./- . . 121 233 . •4 1 7 43 3 5.1,,W w eteee“" LIAM'S.* . SOO. Beate. Other Inctonles Comenttheenot N.W. NOG. 90 7Der Debt, sad Div. AOMUI• CAPS Odd aad Ulm Cola .... 705,414 0' it 29 •a IS Puke 4.4 Other Aponte 9,152,765 14 Do. Neer Sere...layette other Bill• 951,0 9 IS AA WdOtOrO - ----- 141 De. 4 Oro. 1.33.067.676 &MAW DO Il i D o a Aree 7 140. 1 1 6 t ll rent" . l 3 o. 3 :: Tel. 110547. IL neassai.L. mg Canner. n m. Pon ImugH r...t.-Bc. ads, 2.0004 .17 is IS.I E t...... g n0w..... 1....... ..... ... 8,,,, , ,,, Dit Beal Auk. 104 3 pee Cl. Red. ABU, 901 4 1 I DIM. user SION, 14 1 De. itanniwt a per CI. Ceneda. lane. 14 AAR toe areout. 901 t i p 40 K5 1159 S 844 7 1064 141 A de. CI N en 114 per CL Amu 1194 4 U 'Ti. A long Amu, ex. sth Sea. , NO. 9 PIS rtt 1 0n61, 3 11 .0." ' "- '' " ft, r.: j.,... 14.A.A.DM.112.0eL 10,1965,11 7.16 I 4 0., Uwe 04. tforsorts 15a 515 Sulk Zak PORKION 117114D5. 6 DO ' 4. ' Melnik I Id. Ipe De. X. (in 3 per Cl. MA2 Bea., Armed, 634 epee Cl. P.M,. Dia, mall. Se 50 larmosW 4 0mr944 pee Cl. tene t. 1545.211 5 pet Ct. AAA Bun, lOU. 111 II 0 De. Dere 'Dine Ant., Se, 12 Is ...CI. Duel Ea., 12 OW .664 " 24 De. N. id AA 10 4 per CL Ate/ CelaSonea, VS VA' 7the r trl7l 3 s .3e . A Leeds wed cann a ,X. 10 il WA it A. N. I &Tem Di ISICITANOES AND STOCKS ABROAD. 04 A. P.A. 6 per 51st I lap. it V. 84,5.4 , re Lean Dem )(awe 11., Inet , 1..1 gamuts, Fed 11-Lea ante), 1004 litll4. the nary t Do. 1144, Pew- 3 r ........... 4 . 4 S . 60. is W 11.6.11661 .4 Alielf per Celt., Oil Ws. Do. 1521, aNW ; Do. 11144, Two-Ale, A. de Dr. ,4. 1030) UP 26 oni AN /I suit p ee mato, SA NIB, 04 ......,, City Leas. 1121,1194 NM 974 Au) , A. OW Soie (d ) lap. 5 De. New. a g uish nn pee Am, 194 bilk ; Sao. Oen.l7l/0 IA ; Beal, WO Oille, De. Nor sm. (4' o 4, 149. 4D i IT" ID seamy. Rothman ea Ludes. et eight, 3541 011 L 4 1. . e. Ilan. Al SO N. Inn ?w ok Ns. i ieraa sad lasehme.. 111 De. Dole ' Bnaztr..-An arrival from Pernambuco brings date, to 4 De. Nee No : I lp. I Do. Peed the 29th of December inclusive. The Christmas holidac n•- Ken 1••• I ••• I S D ' .. I ' 4 ' Do. AAA lreauth were on, until the expiration of which business would not 4 1 L .... mo m ,o.c o r . 6 4 Idopla.Aip resumed. Exchange was firm at 29d. • freights 664., and is Do 0... 111 • 4 , 41.. II 1 19 . 4 99° 4 4 5 per cent. The Columbus, Greeo, had arrived out in 1 : r at -, . ,...• i i.,:i... ~. r,... --,t twenty-three days from Liverpool. From Bahia the dates I A 1,.....,...5 0......;;;‘.. 4 - 4 Doonene.. are to the 18th December . Exchange . wee 28d., and freights I Da. Dnf.....• Sudan o N. Went 1141 9 7 z 00.% DA. , 80•., and 5 per cent. From Rio Janeiro the dates are to the I S ii .. ~,..... : Bth December. Exchange 28d., and freights 60e. to 664., De. tee• Slum ant. . * [Gnat Nor • and 6 per cent. 60 De. SW A 11. 411 . 11. - Ili 6 Dowsber 5 1 Ds. let 1. 4B • 719. I NW.. dm NEWS. 6 Do DC A., X. 48. L 7p. • Odra. in RAILWAY 1 Do. 101 .►.21.11.07 11 Fe ro owl e The share and scrip market continued yesterday in 414 wan.* e.lauss,. n Pons owl e on indifferent and rather discouraging state, although some- 1 1 1 , i g., , ; ir,,,°-....""•• sae ° 3 : = end e what better in the latter part of the day than in the morn- is ow wee tSp se Rerin nee .- fag. Prices, however, were scares!, maintained. The set- • r 9"" II Anne dr • /event of account was the principal business of the day. 4 A. Nosh. 4 . 1 litst= d The transactions in the share market at Liverpool were : Z . it ... .. :• I ir. • rot Dv. mai Ilmwlek nlitcbeartrd,l4l ~~-- .0- I ataine it 14 .br•d0k1re ....... • kir7.l --....- rercesL,lllV al, ..::::. 1. 0 . 41 ,4 AMI W Hltehla.. Kllllaed 213 4 li p LAMA. art ••• rat Elrr ♦. <J• Mr Oar I le ran Urea DOOM. dd. Lawn t Dam 37 V. (to 34) X. 17+ 31P. (313. IL) I 33,1. (do. 1)3) 14 Ob. 43 ram _ !CI Dam • Ads I s La la 1.4.114 a., Wily•:t. p• roil mei IN • Ds. Now ll De. Prolm••• f 1.. a 4 mei. Nara ea • a A. AWN., II IT • 4 U . Prem.*. III • Do. Z. 4 W 111.4. Ilh ll Aast•• RALLIF•I6. 4666.1W.11.6 Arke• 4 44 , •••••_,. 4. 74 Der 4••••, TM. • Am. I IL Al , / Aram (On' 1 , ) 6 DVANWO. ip. • Anne =.B Sol,•• Oka Akan • Allot North of hum II t% 'Aswan • la Amin 4 14 :11=14••• NA••• awl Deetion 7 ti • on 4 Chi••••• j47 M mear**22.2 le IL mil Sam l4l 271 --JestiMmal 21 514 qt/Wean lit.-LNESS Ole lilt ENSUING WEEK.-(Frew Roi May Carrick.) Neeroma-Birmbigham, Woiverbampion, and Stone Vallri a -Feb. 19, Birmingham • Great Western, Feb. IS, Paddington ; Brighton, and So uth Cosa-Feb. 19, London ; liambesiter, Sheffield, and Linoandibe-Feb. 17, Maar-better ; lme-Feb. 18, London Newry and Enniakillen-Feb. 19, Newry; Bonen and Havre-Feb. ISt Paris: Royston and nimble -Feb. 15, London ; South. Easter n IS, London ; Stirling and Duntermlinc-Feb. 18, Glasgow ; Taff Yale-Mb. 19, Bristol. Mamas ma Loscra-Aberdeen-Stuns of of less than SOH., for S years and upwards, at 44 per sent per ennent payable half-yearly ; Caledonlan-Snim of not leer than 3901 at 44 per cent per annum, far 3 or S year.: Oteater and Birkenhead ' -Sums of not teas than WOK., for 3 or S years, at 44 per cent per annum ; Seat Lancashire -Loans on mortgage for 3 or 3 diem at 44 per cent per annum ; or foe 7 years at 4 per cent, payable half-yr:ly ; Edinburgh and Glas gow-Soma of not less than Net, for 3or S y at 4 per cent, per annum, payable balf-yearly ; Edinburgh and Northers-lams of not ler than 3001.. for 3 lees years, at 44 per cent per annum-Great Western-Sums of notthan 1,000/., for 5 or 7 years. at 4 Per mot. per annum, payable half-yearly; Ipswich and Bury St. Fdmund's laarrs debentures, for 3 years, at 5 per rat ; London and North- Wateen-liums of not lees than 1,000!., for 1 or 10 years, at 4 per cent per annum, payable half-yearly; Neilston -Loans on deben tures, for 3 or 5 years; Taff Vale-Sums of notler than 300!., for 3, 5, or 7 yearn, at 4 per cent ; Ulvter-Sums of not low than 1,0001., for 3 or 5 years, at S per cent per annum, payable Bali-yearly. C011111•CM-Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston-Emeution of work., Feb. IS; Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley-Execu tion of works, Feb 15; Birmingham, Wolyerinunplon, and Stour Valley--Execution of works, Feb.ls; Mat Lancashire-Ten warehouee crams and one 10-ton crane, and iron girders foe bridges; Dish Soutb-Matern-Sleepers, on or before Feb. IS ; Leeds and Bradford . Execution of works, Feb. 17 • Leeds, Dewsbury, and Mancbester - Mmenger luggage Yana, par:xi ran, horse boxes, carriage troths, merchandise trucks with low Mk a, goods magma Wile "MM, and mineral motor; Leaden, Brighton, and South Coat-Execu tion of work., Feb. 15; North-Western (Long Preston contract) -Execution of works, March 15 ; Orleans and Bordeanx-Coke, Feb. 15 ; WWtehaven and Fumer-Elecution of works, Feb. 17. DMIDICIIII , I6 -Cameron's Ooalbrook Steam Coal, Swen.ca, and Laugher -124 per cent. per annum for half-year ending Dee. 31 ; Great Lux embourg-Interest at 5 per cent. per annum fm half-year ending Dec. 31 ; Great North of F.ngland-31. on the 1041. share.; IL Bs. on the 401. shares; 1114 on the 301. shares; and Is. 6d. on the 111. Marta Feb. 12 ; Newcastle and Berwick -At the rate of 5 per cent per annum. Feb. IG ; Norfolk (Extension stock, 1846)-half -year's Interest; Pans and Rouen-25f. Vic. for six month.; Rouen and Havre-20f. interest for twelve month.; York and Newcastle- It a Sd. an the original and Braman( 'Mares, Feb. 16 ; York and North Midland-21. Hs. on ina.l Sashay., 11.3 a on original 231. Marta 3e. SrrbwontM 251. shares, 21. 40. on Seib, 301. Mares ; If. ha en Selby 251 . Mares; and 19a. on externem 231. shares, Feb. IS. Carta-Birkenhead, Limeadaire and Cliteahire Junction-IL San ; Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley -2J. 18a., due; Black. burn, Derwin, and Briton-3f., due; Fast Lincolnshire-21.1 5 a iY,• Fdnburgh and Bethgete-21. la, due; Edinburgh, Leahy ma Gniaton-25. on the new stork, due; Edinburgh and Northern - a 1914 on the 251. stock, due • Glasgow Airdrie, and Yoshio& Junction-V. 10a.,Gi;1401/, Kilinernoek, and Artircrem-. IL 10 , doe; Glasgow , Paisley, Kilmarnock, end Ayr-31. an ea Mans, Feb. 15.; Iludderoleld and Manchteter-21. on the Offoll shares, and 35. on the 301. " unpaitup" shares, due • Dewsbury, sad Manchester-2!, los. an 255. Marta; Lira Think-St, due ; London and Itlackwall-1 1 . 12‘ ad. SD the 13e. 4d. no...bares, Feb.ls ; London and North Waders-a er Grand Junction 404 Mares, Feb. 15 ; Londonderry end 11. 10m. dna ; Barth British-IL 10s. on the Hetrick stock, Ong am the grebe imam, due; Northern and Eastern-1M an SW scrip thaw, int ; Scottish Midland Amnion-St, due; 11100 My bury 01818 P-21., due; Ithrewthary and Hereford-14 dim; Taw Vale-11~ doe; York and North Midhind-51. on Shebat and West El dims, due. Daman 'ftIVENILD.-Cornmall and Devon Central-Ma petal" Feb. 11s. • East Keaton Central and Tyne Valley -a U. par am; Edinburgh sad Perth (old company)-30s. pee singe; 1.160 Mk Men bury, and !Mk Direat-11M kl. per ahem; Lambs re Bad Bemen-amml divided at Is. pee ahem N near .di g; Welk MIL IL hand-150. pee siert Weemier,Wereehlk, mg 7..8d. par Tamar= Bass Dumm.-.llinliergman, end Bosties- Till Feb. 13 ; Birmlng•mm, Walmebraapten, Skew Valley-TM I Feb. 19; Blackburn, allherem, and North-Western Junction-Fiona Feb. IS till Feb. 26; limn, Dam and Ballen- From Feb. 16 till Feb. ; Near, .11.6111, and Birmiagtwm-Till Ma 17; Bristol mad less, 51519•1-1111 Feb. 25 ; Buckinghamshire -Till 'Feb. 24 • Calmiankm-71.11 Feb. 27 ; Cornwa ll - Till g ff e rt. Direct London Ind ParlemenUt -From Feb. 18 till Ftb. 23; Dobkin: Dundrum, and Rathhenham-Till Feb. 26; Dundalk met Eintinlllea -Till Feb. 25 ; Ent linteinatire-From Feb. 15 till Fab. 15 ; Edin burgh and Glasgow-Pliem Feb. 19 till March 5; F 2/ _aid Hunt ingdm - Till Feb. SS • Great Northern - Fran IWa. 19 till Feb 27 • Great Wed em - Till Feb. 18 ; aid Ileadoetter - Prom Feb. IS till Fit. 13; Imalh a r s a ima nshary, and Manebeeter Till Feb. 22 • Lelia mil From Feb. 14 till 23 ; London, B;litatem and limn& Omen-Ta Feb. 19; London and Booth-Weritern-Trar Pa h. If is 116. MI; Londonderry and Coleraine-From Feb. 19 till lib. N and Enniskillen-Foot Feb. 20 till Feb. 27; Lyman! bates-ate Feb. 28 ; Lynn and Ely-1111 Feb. 26 ; )Lanebenter, ahallidd endue Lincolnshire-1111 Feb. 17; Newry, Warrespobst, and Reastrevor- PMI2I Feb. 13 till Feb. 26; Norfolk-1111 Feb. 23; North British- From Feb. 18 till Feb. 27 North Stafibrdshire-Frorn Feb. 13 till Feb. 27; North Wales-Frim Feb. 17 till Feb. 27; North-Western- Till Feb. 22 ; Northern Counties Union-Till Feb. 24; Oxford, Wor cester and Wolverhampton-From Feb. 17 till Feb. 26; Scottbh Central-nu Feb. 26; Scottish Midland-Till Feb. 26; Shrewsbury and Hereford - - From Feb. 15 for the usual period; South Wale.- From Feb. 14 till Feb. 24 ; Stirling and Dunfermline -Till Feb. 19 ; Taff Yale-7111 3; Ya Meath-Till Feb. ; Waterford and Limerick --Till Feb. Feb. 2 25 ; le of Feb. 23; Whitehaven sod Furness-Till Feb. 25. t • to Watts mulled between fewswina) Feb. 4,1. 6 Vela 1 1 14 7 esthe," 1617. • Lerida., 101514t0e, 4c 37 Lund. 4 5. Wetter, mamamier 4 Leeds.. 11 sac. nhei. 4 LlaceMalt Midland Newcastle 4 Berwick Newcastle 4 0. 161, • Norfolk l,lt North Benisk . Meet. 4 W7m...... • fel fibrewsbary sad Cria loath Gems fl oa tniestera ..•••• 3,910 Tad Vele 1,311 Under York aett Neweastle 70 1 ) Tork and N. 11.1d1saL. 11,121 tthreatla and Tartar. Chester t Blrtretwto Dublin Dfoorttd• . Dub 4 Kinf.m. Doodles 4 Arbon* . Durham 4 &Merles gamut. ()Malin ... • Edinburgh 4 Gingetri OtstsgoE, Pala. 4 LW lugow. Pair/ k Gnu Gt. noatkra 4 W Iptrielt nod Loadat 4 N. WM**. Looks 4 EandE , E4l.• • I 11144. ts,ronl na SI MO i1r,147 I 'UM? I ?Si 541 1 ISM. 002 1,1011 7,1011 1,471 14M4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Kown..vars, 12.—Sugar : The quantity of West India sold today has rather exceeded 200 kids., making about 1,200 Ithda., chiefly wetting qualitko, for the week mul aim* moot be considered full under those of Friday lat. Brown. 46e. Gil. to 4151. &I ; • , 508. to Ste . ; good to tine, 52e. to SM. Mari tins : 4,000 bags sot heavily in public ale, establishing a decline of Is. 6d. upon the dome of lag week, the grocery qualities being least rateable ; team, 41s. to 475. • yellow, 47a. 6d. to 54 1, Bengal : 5,300 offered to-day ; a part bamht in. wak en ; brown, description thaw • • decline a 6d. to le. upon last and grey, 475. to 42e. ; white. 50e. 6d. to 55e. Rained ha; been doll ; standard qualiM, establishing a decline of fully 6d. Coffee has been very great there has not been • public sale to-day. Saltpetre : 5,400 hags sold in the public salasteadily, but prices were • shade in favour of the buyer. Retraction, 74, She. ; ref., 113, 25a. 6d. like has been in improved demand, and prices have ad anced 62. to Is. Rum has been dull sad inactive • proof Lemma, U. sd. to M. 10d. Tallow dull, at 50a. on the spOt. Red sanders I wood, 4/ 17e. al. to U. •, St. Domingo Logwood bought in at U. be 5/ 10s. Indigo : The sale progressed steadily to-day at the Oen quoted yesterday. Cotton dull ; no ales reported. SUGAR—Tere AfILIAOII Paws or Stein, the pecdnen of dm British Possersions In Atomics, computed from the NOM§ in& Is the week ending the 9th day of February, 1547, is Ida aid. per ewL Boger, the produce of the Mauritius, is U.. Bid. wart awe, the tiuce of the East India* is 36.1. 31d. pa cwt. lb, IMMO , lON the three focenning deeniptioew, icintiy, is M. elpl. per cwt. - - COTlON.—tresapoor, Pas. 12.—A tittle better demand has pre- Toned = L oes being 3,000 balm Prins have, however, d re- Haes Tam 11.—Oottan waa Inn yesterday, and tale. were made le Ile meant at 1,504 Inks, at average prices of 104 francs. soles of TM bar tack place at the sante rates. In l▪ =6" UFMhave taken phiss to the enact of 2,300 bags. liT is.--Emnroam Fos. 11.—There was • :riri eb steendeme at sameleals a the Pisa Hell to-ay, and • hire wee dem Pessmeekm ere, and other *he did& Time lies els a pod Owe* /se *may beton sego day On medial elk eel Aldan vied la seeddestion and rather mote hiss els Orakr is emeasneel markets, that._ the lerstr4. *by se w alt. The ma market premsted Sri. It ems add tit tens wises bad been remind rams* to Seek. The mem* poky d wog mom to °Mike predneke et porn. Or elikk the mimeo *ea Sim meet est isemeratke seem She meelm~ silS tat het es iSe ow**. smelL pekes Mei the. Mr meet meta diem* yes tor Wis eel ads* shiebmiebleilled meths' teem BLASKllllL—dlesmeonwsen, Pm L— She bedew situ* tzenswid le the Mei* Bell lees, this Aimee* Wes ed SUNK =t e as the blew *mod ; bet It sus ~OS sew* bed meted mien kr Mere isitresm br the Adert ten mean* Prism still bell km. HOST AND LACS TlADES.—SownentsmiL—Wri trey betelmest Mr* lee saes meld* hos kit the iesemit et splegimd the Ms Weds hdr. sled seem et Ike Ineerins, kb eel& bum dogma at*, Miele elk* nein Sem le the power Iseltekeln Ode vitlally suesleet ems; baL spa km elm* • be liken me itstes ice inkeleeld • pew end de ma zety uplin midmost pleia es* We Pr i g ea ea el las el Jai pereemeele la the mean mesekseere. Thin k adrift et Isegrem ere Is Ihe wiles m t ap he team The wee** hem Ise* is k*wes bat Se seam' * many et the= erede see w i t a h emp lise elk Soak *me have bees Sias takes. The lehlbSimai wf Illuded ma Cominders base tithe Is* we* In a setts et teembra el* settles • weak* et liedres stems as and dime pdemars mend* el* dabbing edam beim psis peipstlis i ke mod Cite s+ We* la lnds Is sml empeishisty es seam* well SS at lithe end eime eider plums Is km skied New Tot. The *rawer est peeldwen e sake lens* Is MI MT 011-41 e at wit Whig v • idhls lk* memnienateh *eve trade ankmas ta the mist imenee*depeeed emithes ; rii i =ei n ser ihe tu Zlere= l" M i tils ."l"l sme ere kW a third tithe lessee In likeelegtess i Set Om deems abut Sit—lM lode In this met dike* kerb bask(the meant mad* le nem to the mssekstere; =I *WA It mama mesh darker, It MI be aimed Imismilie *d la bmdsi as kw se mi - lemma hate Yes elm kr the Is* *kV merd-244e. =A: or lemma. COALS, Fs. It-601p, , NUM. noweeennee. Adds. Nate l7. ell Eden Nan I Moder llala lli SI Walk Zed Bell • Onses /WWI I 4 Oil Was led Iletton Sao Si Plesia eke LONDON GAZETTE of Friday, Feb. 12. BANKRUPTCY BUPERSEDRD.-14b. S. Joseph Hoar, Quad es. t0.7;, -- bUi.i: ..1...,,M... &art= bairn" Bklaskrad, to wreaks ;was. 19 it War* 19, at 11, A Utopia CIL 'Caratkritt k Os, Oid Jewrpeltatoll., II i i Pinliorlos. Usurped ; or soli., Oirstrwo, Li verpool. Joss Boils lb ZDMILD WosaAiL Osewi.oL, abswl mothWarers, S2O k Wank 911, at at 120024 t. Sol., LW& 1211k.0t. ; awrg., effhwarso, Smarr= tie r s. Irmier, Reser, odds drake, Feb. 23 at 14, a mute la at 1, at IlmiklisiLat. tok.„ Wire Is Ord, St. Std. thisi.; or wrik„ Ores% Abissrobit. Jews Cuss, Cleol=t4L,..glater, Fab. 10 at 1, k Moak IS st 11‘ st 0. Ss Co, Dedlord.row ; oIL gas. am is. DIVIABO Tamar Illasays. CY lketioalkdika, wise Mi deast. Fab. le It 'brill, at 1, st_littoll. BY, fibre, CUL ladmi ; er sok, =1DM1L . .......... Trim Claszer. striboams, Feb. It at =lra 11 it 1, it Illades ad, 'hags. Crows-rt., ; WI wig., 11" OkstasseLkellk Passim (Isms • Woman Limner, lkddslsk, Ilbwersras, ember lkb. It st If, t Apr 2 1 at 1, at BeriasbalLet. ilel, W ; at saki., 1111, Coissees.et...bead. Tersestos IL Owirwiele. lean Plats Will", Feb. 94 at L k 1 at k at IDA., Riebordare, Ook, moot. ; arambp, Plume Norm% ram, PA, 29 at 2. k Mane IS, at 11, st liaiStralirit Odle ONOtliordot, it Oropar, OusbeWps; or awl& Sams. I Trauma liner a amon WOINJAND Lamm Paressatar., E l riory, balmy Feb. IS at 114, it lbw* W et 11. at lesiskbalLat Boa, tw i ts a °NOM Nagy; WC mks. Oembim Orlmmet. los Wis. Naar WWI laa. X a Mai al at 11, at Masibirkr OL Ma. rest t i =as__ Cia." de ' k Dab lb 011,111,11abbief ; Or. 11•11.... 021111.13 Dana Tem, illatUleraser, lksostot, taw, ma. 26 at 12, k X.* 9D at 124, at Illaktbsll4l. Dol., lintmen, lisdag4e. ; or oda. Orem. eldwasakaq. Jos. 110,1 e, Exeter, plumber, 1eb.29 it M atch 16, at .. t CL Mks, Terrell, Gray's.inn4q., & Terll, Brent . sang, Wend, Raster. INSOLVICCI PETMONEPS. W. Adana Presy.a., Camden Neer.. O. Farmer. limbers. ‘taWarillmm, homed elm ml ar. F. Ilakir i =r, pt07:7:4: W. 0 'datill l• S. lamboaffe. Ilambeater, bale .W. =7 ' . Pm, thieild, Keen dear. I makeover. J. Meally, lemiagter. BerttaMailm. C. Bohm thermal, pr near. K. • la peen,. I. West Coma, l.le at WM., W. K. nrambley, lerlatm.Alll.Bawer. 3 1rel , J.rtarme,Aablard.blll,llampehlm, W. A. tinplate. , War. MU*, tin plate emelt.. IW. CarWeelas. Ma* J. Neerama, Cael . le Bargemp, K. Illmaimilfe. Terkeldee. B. Borer, gmie b . ic waft ausetaerarer. Kamer. not of bagman J. Snub, Kinky, I.i seam, M. Biciaaboaroe. Kent, simperer , Mame.. J. Moth Ilmalerd„ bah. , maker. I 3. cnimemigmlly. Cannartbesablea. I W . Smite. Belem. Lei hygiene. eep. .OW= liMerpeent eardwalmr. lerlbomplem. Oreene.ek, mem, `end) lemleiesa, boot realm. L Waren." LIMP. `. Memo{ ela: ao sum.. . ribe. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. C. Burrows, Ens Stonehouse, Devonshire, beer brei , • r —lst Me. et 16a. 64., Feb. 11, & any subsequent day, at ilernanian tauter. Claarebers & Son, New Bonder:., beans—bid div. la, se following Wednesday & three subsequent Bounlays tg Cleemee. Abchurch.lane. Ofinnantint Salford, Lancashire, bookkeeper— Ist •a.v. lg. Mk. IS, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobson's, Manch -ler. P- ogees, Wigan, grocer—a di,. of Ios., any Thursday subseement In Feb. 15, at Bibs, Liverpool. D. Daeies, en., Glaneletve&g, Montgomeryshire, flamed tams. bower-Ist di.. N 7s. Id., Feb. 17, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Uoman's, Liverpool. D. Dimes, ken., & 1). Davies, jun., Glanelywedog, Morinionthshire, Reuel manufacturers-Ist div. of 90., Feb. 17, & any subsequent. Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. P. Hare, Liverpool, tallow chandler —lst ISt of Is 6d., Peb. 16, & as, subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. L Benderson, Parn.gate, major in the arm,— lit dii. of 3s. ! Feb. Ilk & any sutwequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. IL UrvinNon. Liverpini, merchant-Ist di,.of 9d., Feb.ls, &say anbragnent Monday, atßbd's, Liverpool. H. Urges, Crotched Friars, Qty, wine merchant-1.4,1i, of 64 Feb. IR, k two following Wednesdays, at Turqusad's, Old 'Jewry. ehamb. R. 'Stanfield, Liverpool, coal dealer—lnt di,, of Feb. IS, & any sabisquent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool 0. J. Palmer, Vantage, Berkshire, grocer la die. of 20a, Feb. 10, & two subsequent Wednesdays, at Turquenes, Old Jogreghamb. T. Bees, Liverpool, ale & porter brewer —2nd die. of 9 7.161., Feb. 17 & any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. Thompson & Meths, Ncereastle-upottl'eue, merchants - 2nd die. of Id„ in addition to 9d. prey lowly declared, any Saturday after Feb. 13, at Baker's, Newomtleaimn-Tvne. Whitmore, Wells, & Whitmore, Lembardst, City, Innkers —a di,. of 10L, any Thursday subnequent to Feb. 11, at Belel.i.en, arms.yanl, Moorgate.treet. DIVIDENDS.—March 3. C. Bartlett, Southampton, merchant — March 5. C. W. Orations, Ring's.arn.-rard, Coleman .t., merchant —March a. W. Hague, Manchester, cotton spinner— larch 9. W. Kitson, White-at., Soothwark, soap manufacturer—Morel. 8. W. Osborn, jun. M.. Jamea's-st a silyerinnith March 3. T. Reiman, Wainielal., Holborn, money wriwner— 31..reb 17. a, Puckering & W. T. Makin., Kingstonsipoo.llull, wonlen merchants —March 9. J. Walton, Leeds, tailor— Ma rch 9. Wilson, Liverpool, wine merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.—John Cameron, Tan, merelank Feb. lb& March 11, at Flllaca's Hotel, Taus. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. —J. Anderson & G. Atkinson, C. MacOregor, & R. Atkinson, Kimono, Jumbo,, so far OT regards 0. Atkineon —W. Baker, jun. & 11. Baler. Leighton Burned. Itedfordshire—J. Bennett &O. Wilcock—J. Necked &A. "Addle, Duke's.rd., Enstanaq.-8. Burin, N. Newbould. W. Der byshire, & J. Smith, Merton, laneadtdre, so far asreganis S. Brewis & N. Newbould—l. B. Brown &A. Brows, Earl's-et., ensinglon 0, T. ogoess &W. E. Wilson, Wane:amnion, Staff ottinhire-11. Mare &W. May, Brick-lane, ft. Lake's—C. Clapham &C. F. Gott. hardly WakeSeK Yorkshire—H. H. Cohen & D. Cohen. Jamaica— J. Ellermann & IL Labatt Eing•toonmon-Holl—J. linden & W. Orent Itegentod. —S. Fowler, J. Manning, k W. Nield, Nottingbank so far as regards W. Nield—J. Gardner & B. Chamberlain, neLard, Lancashire—ll. Leggatt T. B. Neville, Cornhill, Qty—T. Lloyd & Davies, Cardigan Lloyd, C. Davies, kJ. Bi ll= Cardigan —C. Mellor, 5. Venable', & T. Pinder, Staffordshire, no far ea ' regards T. Pinder—P. &Bennie & T. Biz. Warerickat., Regentat.—A. nos & S. Hon, Kessaintla —B. Ogden, H. Ogden, &G. Toile, Poston, Lancashire, as he as made 11. Ogden-31. Phelps, Jpb. Phelps, S. Pbelps. schwa= CAIPTIiCkeIIY Hoornouthahire —W. Ridley & J. Temperley, N pod Tyne—A. Roxburgh &W. M. Burt, Manchester—T. Sham ‘ 4.7. Horton, Leeds—J. Slater &J. Lees Reliant Lancashire—G, Stern &G. Hindle y, Brighton—E. Wool &M. Woodbury, Este —W, Worrall & L Bonnie., Manchester—J. Young &D. S. Tanen, Botherhithe. SHIPPING INTEJ aga. ma. van au. On. a Trab ... 0 1 Nana . „1 Ilaak,s1.110•0• • Realm ane I waterfer• .. 0 1 Manama . . • gamma _._ 0 narana • I Dometams 0 1 Mom . BA . • • Ilyar.,Na.W. 00 u ABM. Yea o Owns. &Jen. 0 • Lidos AS 0 Plans. aad 0 liar st. M 0 Bantam .0 0 Meilmemsni .•• • Rani. Yob. IS. LO/IDON, Fn. I2.—Vaana lammen INw.sans.—The Princess Vis. toria, from Ant ; Toorist, tens Wan ; Ocean. from Rotterdam; James Watt, from Wrsr• Mena, from Bonen ; Mare. from IMMIle; from Manson ; Benet, horn ht. John's, N. 8.; Flora, from fir 7; Marunlim, trom St. John's, N.B. • Richard cobden, from Magairualtarre ; Sir RoFert Peel, from Rot terdam; Buchanan, from Charente; Flora Mure, from Whampos. VVASIJA Eiereaeo OUTWARDII.—The Primes Vittoria, for Antwerp; Vrouw Blasius, for Rotterdam; Australian Pocket, for Cadiz; PIP rector, for Havre; Emerald, for Boulogue; Earl Limnos* (means; Doris, for Conatantinople• Arrow, for Mozambique, Re.; tile Robert Peel, for Rotterdam ; Anialta, for Genoa; New ' , area, for Syr, Sm. Vainness...no won Canoo.—The Triton, for Ostend; City af ' Rotterdam, for Rotterdam; Belle Creole, for Demean; Protege da Marie, for Dunkirk ; for C.onstantinople ; Comma, mood den tee ; New Forest, for Syra and Myrna. GaaTFPRIM, Vas. 12. - Arrived Britannia, Bahia; Flora Flora Muir, China ; Mutts* Miramiehl; Maranbam, ,111 N.B. ; Bangalore. Malls; Athms, Richmoad. hailed Jane, Wit Beaufort, Cuba; Mona, Newcastle; Margaret, Cotonou:nit Bet.ey Hall, M. Helena. Lierarout, Fan. 12.--Arrived : Llewellyn, Arks, ; Gonlem, Oath atantinople; Blend, Calcutta: Virginia, New Wens ; Mtn. Savannah; Q. E. D., New York. Sailed : Bart Meg York • Pd. Pearce. St Thorns ; Obrall, Ibrall New York; Sir T. Mansell, St. Wessel; elopltia lb . Me, St. John, N. B.; Arethm, Albania, Atlantic, and Yntrikili. New Orleans; Byron, Moline; Sir H. ihmtley. and hirml, NS.; Jane Gluon, and Jane, Charleston; Duke Wellington,U"ft cotta; Aurora, Malta • Sandbach, Bannon and St. Domingo ; Lender, Savannah; &iguana, Constantinople; Sunbeam, Polka ; Gwalior, Hong Kong; ht. Patrick, New York; Kinigraide, OM. EMSLIM, volt 1.0.1,01.—The Mans, for Gibraltar and Mobile Mary Cads; Duke of Wellington, for Honduras; Enminondas, for • Jane, for Naples; Malabar, for New Orleans; Lady Falitlnd, for I New Orleans; Windom Cane, for New Orleans; John P. Harmed, for New Orleans ; Rappahannock. for New Orions; Emmanuel, Be New York ; Eugenia, for New York ; London, for Trieste; for Rotterdam and Don't, entered Feb. 5, for Amsterdam. Cianno Ocrwisna—The John P. Harvard, far New Weans; Lady Falkland, for New Orleans; Malabar, for New Orleans; (kern, for New Orleans; &Juan, for Hampton Roads, A.S. • Cornelia, Be New York; Flora, for Rio Janeiro ; Fermis, for Co rfo, Patin nd dente; Robert Deny, for Lisbon • Lydia, for Antigua; Alexander, for Jamaica ; Charles, for (M end; Wilhelmina Jaltina, for Rd- The London, from New Orlem to Liverpool, was spoken on Mk. It, lat. SI, long. 20, leaky, with , part of cargo thrown oeerboard.md knot some of her saila, by the IM tn. J. Brooks, tr Sa at Liverpool, with loos of boats, U., in a gale Jan. 11, lot . 4 105(42. Rowley from DeMeral: CA January SO, lat. 47, long. 2a, mit the Albion from Calcutta to Liverpool, with loss of fore-tonmoi foreyard. [Advertisement.) —A CATHOLTC CLERGYMAN AND HOLLOWAT'II eau.—A. poor pence; who hod been in a AS, de dining Mrs d boahh tor tomidorobio time, rid wri doctors in Ida boot without driving tir tort barit, ire ' boor del lo potholing*. IP a Mt votho. We baited rhiob wry Rid le Os thee was* Op* aro Wittiorritol warber at th e OWN& any. him norms, tbo propridor at the "Amish Oredles,* or otter to tho of &Kr Ire se other Terarkero t Let Barr eared in tint part of Ireland by the are of dils tad medicine. =an &WSW% aid Hallonars establishment. tilt Imam ID~ILT. PtL . BIRTH& 191, Pk-oddly, lin Janes Adam, of Ke. _ 10,34 3, Upper Oareanst, ais of W. SAW lei:: • •al • BRYBON.—Yeb. am will a Dr. J. /arm, of Takanst. Who, f • esa. CH IWALLIZIL—PoIr. 6, at Taalorter, La: wife al she I. cb.dsok et • on. DOTLB.— • aasibtar. 71S2H6UBILIIT.—Fela. U. at U. Wien, of • a*. OLAN VILE 7. at Wedmore, the wife of If .11. 01., laq., Mania UANCOM —to 6, at Dugan. tbe, wife of J. naweel. Fab , ad agar war.—Feb 6, at llararaeb, Yrs. A. Haat, of • daarbtar. 16AIITYN.—Ftela U, at Flatalllty, tb• Way at WYLY= abeam In, TO. Prelate, d • sea awl Ws. PLAT[R , —Feb. 4, at Heattat.,ll4a. Mayer, of • Ilasibter. 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