The Express. — London, England, 1848-05-24 00:00:00

e xl,:o ion to the unequal expansion of the nunr and etitur surftecs in the cOindtical oven. adding dist ho was quite eertan , any damp substance counng into colour with lltn , iv• gree of heat proved to exist must have been most dangrrous. Mr. J a next called Dr. Ryan. protersor of eh, raivtry at the Polytechnic Institution ; Mr. Josiah Parkes, engin ee ndrew r, of Great College-street, Westminater ; and Dr. A The. AU these gentlemen Rave it as their decid , it opinion that the exploolon had mist n from one part of the oven being cookr than the other, and thus causing uttripial ten Situ. In whir words, that the accident was occasioned situ ply by working the machine in 11611 , 11 bricawerk. Mr. I) sid Gilmour, of the Vulcan iron works, hail exa mined the iron of which the oven was cast, and law nothi. g On int sure"• calculated to deselose any defect. After an hour's deliberation , the Enrtitrtn announced the folios jag as the unan.mous verdict of himself and hi uthsr jurors e find that the dt t e ased Willi im Dakin was litchi...v.lle ; hut the jury cannot arparatt n about the raid , scion of their opinion that the casting of the oven was dtdee ivr, though intro the conflicting nature of the veldt nee id the acientilic geutlenten examined we are unable to decide as to the rest cause of the explosion." :1E REFORM MOVEMENT MEETING AT NEWCASTLE. A -p übl i c meeting, to take into consideration the WOW' of the representation, and the adoption of ruminants for its ri firm, convened by the mayor, on the fi t ion hls of. 311 oilhibi:m its , was held n Nlonilsy , ,at noon, the tini ball. Nrw a-tie The Mayor S. Loarrey; in the chair. rsq.) The lti v. (1. lisuitis said, in the course et a lengthen. d whirrs.. thot , nod, r the present system, there are sin towns, with 25,000 which return as many members u sis othni towns with 1,844,000 inhabi tants— (hi-AO —that fewer than 28,000 eh cuffs in the country return twenty limas as many members as 20,000 votirs in London, and thirty-one more members than the whole kingdom of Scotland; that there are tifty-iight lewoughs which have not morn than 500 votes in each ; while in many towns the inhabitants have no votes ; that 1511,000 voters, being less than one-sixth of the t mire consti tuency, and one-fortieth of the entire adult population, return the majority of the members of the Rouse of qUintn.S. Those Liots, which might be greatly multi vlied, are sufficient to prove incontestably that the prese nt House of Commons is an unfaithful representation of the people of these realms. (Loud cheer.) This is a mere mockery of she principle of reprruntation,—a scandal and a shame to the Lind ; therefore, I rejoice at this mon ment, as a movement in the rigl.t direction. Mr. Harris con cluded by moving the first resolution : 'lhat this meeting is of opinion that the HMV of Commons, as at present constituted, is an unfaithfu l) pr oe the people of this realm. That, in consespienee, class privileges have been mote lit, immense unatsvniary espeniitture has been incurred, and much in justice has been entailed. This rows ution was carried unanimously, and another, apprivi,e the reform movemt at, was squally successful. A namorial t, the House of COMIIIOIII embamlying the view s of the meeting was likewise nosed to. IRELAND. DUBLIN. MAY '22, At five o'clock this evening: Mr. Devitt Reilly was placed under arrest, and brought to the head police office. 'Fho magistrates being absent, he was re manded over for the night, and will be brought up to morrow to answer a charge similar to that fur which Messrs. Clogarty and Anglieh are now on trial before the commission. un Sunday, headed one of the clubs, and, as his tro.•p eleri!ed into the place of meeting, be turned r•mnd, and, in pure braggartiqn, in presence of the mob. ordered his followers to " NVheel about — march." The police heard and marked their time. Another charge, I understand, is raised on his letter in the United Iriblunan of Saturday, for which he had beet, expecting arree4 throughout yesterday. lie is now gratified. THE STATE TRIALS. The court wu occupied up to one tidal vesterday, in trying the usual causes, when the city gran 1 jury entered, after having been engaged three hours in reading the indict went and publications. The foreman being asked whether plashad found the i n dictment, the following dialogue took : —The Foreman (Mr. Delatouche): We find or pedi tion.—Several of the Jury: No, no, no.—The Foreman: Treason.—Several of the Jury Nn. no, no.—The Foreman: Well. then, felony. I'm sure I don't know, but whatever is in the bill.—Ont j..ror dissented from finding any hale, or pacing the traverser at all upon his trial. Shortly after Air. Mitchel was placed in the dock. I had not seen him time his appearance on the day he pleaded Not Guilty, and he teemed to me not to have at all suffered in either hearth or spirits. In truth he looked rather improved in ap- rarasce. Sir Colman O'Logblen, as counsel for Mr. Mitchel, stated, before his client should be called upon to plead, that he should make two motions : one fur a copy of the indict ment, and the oti er for liberty to insisect the jury panels of the last two or three sheriffs, which were public records, since they were in the office of the Clerk of the Crown. Both motions were opposed by the Attoiney•Generel, with whom was Mr. Baldwin , and the court decided ageing the applications. Sir Colman has various weapons in his hands. To-morrow he will apply to quash the informations on the grounds of duplCity • and it that be decided against his client, he will then challenge the array and the poll, and do everything, as in duty bound, to obstruct the progress of the crown. The challenge to the array, if suprorted by good affidavits, must be placed upon the record, and in the event of a conviction will stand for adjudication by another tribunal. Mr. Mitchtl cannot be transported pending the question, se that his deportation is not so near as his tremblin g frie nds anti• cipate. In any case, the impression begins to gain ground that, being a first offence, the full penalty would not be awarded. The day of trial is not yet fixed; but I have no reason to doubt the day named in a former l e tt er —Thursday, the:!..sth. Mr. Baldwin will move the trial for Wednesday, after Mr. Mitchtl pleads tomorrow ; but the crown will grant a post ponemt nt, more especially to enable Mr. llolmes to prepare his defence THE TENANT RIGHT Or ULSTER—MEETING AT SHARI HILL.—On Saturday a meeting of tenant farmers, labourer., and others interested in the protection of " tenant-right " assembled on Shane Hill, in the County Down, to declare their determination of maintaining that just and equitable principle against any attempt that might be made to infrirge upon it directly or indirectly. The following resolutions were awed: That the trot claim to the produce of the earth belongs to those who cultivate it, such being the ordinance set God, and being justified by natural reiwon. That the rights of the southern tenants are identical with our own, and that we pledge ourvelves fo abide by them with our fortune. and our lire. in the common struggle fur juetice. SCOTLAND. COXHIsSIONS HT THE LOHD LIEUTENANT OP LANARK titIIttE.—J. Rosier, 8.q., to be deputy lieutenant. Lieut. A. Gerard and Lieut. T. Brown, to be captains in the Upper Ward and Airdrie Corps of Lanarkshire Yeomanry Cavalry. EXECUTION OF THE CONVICT ROIsEATSON.—James Robertson, who was convicted at Perth fur the murder of his illegitimate child, u nderwent the sentence of death at Forfar, on Friday morning, in the presence of about 5,000 spectators. LIABILITY FOR A GOLD %V 1TO! TO A NIINISTFR The pie-ei.:ation mania which has htcly raged Nu strongly bee received a curious check. The Rev. W. Marshall, of the Calvinis ic Secession Church, Leith, received a gold watch and appindsges from hi, M. ck. The cost exceeded the sub scriptions, and the watchmaker (who wee a member of the subscrip ion committee himself) commenced an action before the sheriff against the committer. for payment of the balance. The sheriff held that the committee were liable, but that they in their turn could have recourse against the flock which had appointed them, a privilege which is immediately to be made available. PROVINCIAL. _ TORKRIIIRE. YORE ELECTlON.—Ygaterday the voting coin 'nerd at eiitht o'clock. The total number nt electors on retti.try is 4,178. From theme probably GOO may be de led for double-t ntries, non-residence, and deaths, leaving constituency at about 3,50 4 . The polling was very mid throughout the day. The numbers at the close le poll, at tour o'clock, were—Milner, 1,501 ; Vincent, Wilkins, 50. iRENCESTIR illierToii.---Yeaterday the nomina ot candidates took place in the Town-hall. Mr. it. B. iwn proposed, and Mr. A. Smith s,contled, the nonaina s of the Hon. Charles Ponsonby ( whig); and Mr. Slitter gassed, and Mr. David Dowly seconded, the nomination of r. J. It. Mulling' (tory). The Hon Charles Ponsonhy assured the elector' if he could place any reliance on the pro. of support already given, he should b placed at the head of the poll by a large majority. lie had seen a desire in the part of the electors to throw off the politics' thraldom neler which the constituency had groaned so lona. He was •titid that be had been called upon to tight the bottle of lepenitence in the borough.—Mr. J. R. Mulling- said that lad come forward in compliance with the express wishes a lar.:e portion of the constituency. He had been for 30 years in the town, sad during that time he had by his in tuetry succeeded in attaining the position of society he then wapiti'. He would support all proper reforms. Mr. Mul tinge concluded by saying that he pledged his word and , 101.1 r that he had received positive promises on the first day his canvass which would more than secure his election, . he ventured to say he would be returned by a large ma rity.—A show of hands was then called for, which was de- Clared to be in favour of Mr. Punsonby. A poll was called ' , eon behalf of Mr. Mulling', which was fixed to take place • morning (this d y)a. OIteI.STERSIIIRE. SUICIDE or THE POSTZIASTF.R AT GREAT MAL ARN.—Certain defalcations and irregulz rities Ming charged •,,sinst Mr. John Mason, the postmaster at Great Malvern, itqu'ry was commenced by one of the l'ost-ottice officials, down for the purpose. 'This inquiry has been suddenly "at an end to by the suicide of the postmaster, who it ap pears succeeded in obtaining a quantity of prussic acid, with which he poisoned himself an Friday last. An inquest has been:N.ld upon the body, when Mr. Ramsey. l'ost.office in spector, stated that he had been engaged for about a week in snaking certain investigations in consequence of irregularities in the Malvern post-office, and that on the day before the deceased destaitytt himself be had had am* coartritation 4 l.O inenei the re' ducier the c bingo' ' of the 81i1; , CI I • i fion o Brow I 11 tion 0 1;73 I assure liaises head on th , !, undo Frond 711 , 1 PP , ' { be ba of a I rue duetr 1, • ecru'. liege i bond , l i of hi and t jority claret form I melt i I St t MO swain , i an in , I . sent put a I . pears I; whirl I been' 'Teti maid in th \' decti I THE E PRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 24..1845. Tflllllff. IPder. slr J. It. Mitre lb erst dker .l I , ly, lon. i0n..1, i.on - Mr. !War . .. I . 4prlngy Jock J. Scott F. Potter 10 t o I Mr. F.. Nunn a Th e Poster J. seott lloloven Mr. 11. flreen'a Shrtork . Steldnoga MAMI 10 to I Lord I , 4tlinton'a Eratte'a Plume Vohert Mor t iO , ll Mr. T. Pare, Spon Stlnt4'n j Whiteu ge Or or l ' tuoe Mr. I.lllle. Thr orv.t.w.o.rn lord J. llowlett WI to 1 1 loke of Ituttand'a The Voldler II 14oyer Itoblooion 2% to 1 Mr. Kato r . . tbaur Major Pot'A Fero Mr. E. It 12...r1i0 ‘Vratheroork I alekerny Tont Mr. It l'omet ...... .. Mr. I soopeo'• Slug Mr. Clali ddeetoo Yuglenout Worreror Itogern SO to 1 Mr. Lumley . * Voyager ... . IMarrott Cortar:lglit t/Alin 14ET rtso. 3 to 1 1.1(.1 lash -Again 12 to I mod (toren of lite May 7t02 -- eymb4 (taken) I2to I Mim Lydia 9 to 1 Altr.fellon 11 to 1 - • - I.lllle 11l to 1 --- Lord Ezeter'• two No otto-ra mentioned. lia tUrug. ia ppearance exhibited much strong iatlicatems of mond tin. beeility that tome doubt was enteitain. el whether his . vi. actin could la, reel iced; but In %newer to the questame of the magistrate ho repressed each an accurate serve of th. • ',wore and obligations of an oath that he at, at tenet! , allowd to he sworn. The veldt nee of the wituess, however, amou e nted to a mere repetition of the facts detailed before the coroner, to the effect that upon the night in question he maw the when. r two other men force the child under an archway, in a place called the 'Wino, et the buck of Commercial-qre et, where the pi oneer rapidly twisted a necktie id round deceased's area, which he tied into' venal, tight kiwi, ant strangled hint. T e witotessadded that, upon observing he wax watching them, the prisoner and his companions threaten. d that if he disclosed what he had seen to soy erne they would murder hint also to which he replied, " don't mind that, anti shall take my et sue, as can only lose my life once." Ti.. nurration ot the witness as to the actual fans of the murder was nook. by the utmost consistency anti circumstantiality; but his tes timony in reference to several minor particular way so much at variance with what was known to have really i.e. coned as to cast considerable doubt upon the credibility of his entire statemeat.—lnspr nor Scott stated that the pri soner Wan brought to the stationibouse in the custody of Sergeant Conway, who apprehended him at Whitechapi 1 on the prt ceding evening, and on confronting him with the lad Savage, the latter immediately recognised him to the man who had strangled the child, and described the occurrence in the exact terms he hail now used. ()a hearing the charge the prisoner burst into teats, and said, " I did not do it; all that I ever did to him alto cutting him at the back of the neck with the knife I per form with, but that was a week before hie death." On questioning him aa to where he was on the night of the murder the prisoner sail that ho was performing in the no gliheurhood of Kennington, and that he reached home at ten o'clock. During the time he was interrogating the pd. soner the lad Savage exhibited the strongest exarperatien against him ; and, putting himself into • menacing attitude slid that if the police were not there " he would roll into him," as he well knew that lie had murdered the child.— Police.c.ntahle Lynch deposed that, in contradiction to what he had stated to the inspector, the prisoner toll him upon the previous night that he wan perforating at different public houses upon the other aide of the water up to eleven o'clock on the night of the murder; butt upon 'peaking to him again that morning he made • third variation in his account by stating that is the early part of the day he wan at Poplar upon a message for his father, anti that in the evening he went to the Pavilion Theatre, in the Whitechapel-roal — S rgeant Conway proved, that upon taking him into custody anti apprising him of the nature of the charge, the prisoner emphatically denied it, and declared that he would rather have murdered himself than murder any one else ; to which he added that he had cut the boy on the hack of the neck with a rusty knife come time previously, but that him mother had forgiven him for it at the time.—Mr. Gilbert, the sur geon who had made the post nook m examination of the body, was sent for, anti on being examined preyed thst the only marks he could discover about the child's neck were those produced by the neckerchief with which he had en strangled. —Mr, iiammill said that the witne's Saireite seas meta. stiv in such a etato of mental imbecility as to read, r it impossible for Jilin to place reliance upon his unsupported evitienee which had not heen in any important particular , , and he therefore felt it h i t s duty to order the pea- roars to he discharge.). Norah 'foyers, who had been remanded from last wed:, apun suspicion of having been also concerto d in the murder, in consequence of her own repeated declarations that she was aware of the manner in which the child's clothes had been dispumid of, wee next placed at the bar for final examination. —lnspector Scan stated that he had been unable to obtain any additional evidence against her, beyond the unimportant fart that, instead of sleepin; at home, as she bed before alleged, upon the night in question, it had h. en ascertained by Seri/runt Teakle that she doh not roach her lodgings until five o'clock the next morning.—Mr. liammill told the prii %erne that she had placed herself unit. r an odious suspicion by professing 'nisei( to be intimately acquainted with the circumstances attending the unhappy transaction ; but as it appeared there was nothing of a crioninatory chamfer against her, he wu inclined to believe that she had been merely actuated by a foolish and morbid craving for noto riety, for which she had been sufficiently punished, and be should now dine her to be liberated, in the hope that what had transpired would operate as a warning for the future. taw Entelligcnce. HOUSF. OF LORDS. erewnt: The toed taurneelice, tordlliwipheil, and other eters. W marts v. WILIAM-1i ValiaND &Nis W WM.—AIMEE. Me'. r TilinKpAltAlli —SPECIFIC PEIirONSIANCE The Lord Cheneellor moved the judgment in this case,whieh 'l:7l7,ani.ppeal from a th cree of the Vice. Chancellor of Eng land, and wall 'rota here fur several days in F ebruar y , when the mwerial eircumatatices of the Case were more than one, reported in t h is journal. It is not necessary now to state them again fur her than that the respondent War adopted in e arly see by the family of Sir Henry Wright who by i• will left her a very large fortune, aver aging between 4.010)1. and 1.100)1. • year. In I/Ct9 she married the appellant, then Mr. !thinker, a gent). man of prop. rty and high connexions. Ile thereupon took the notate of Wdoim i n A.1,11001(1 to his own. There was a settlement eaecuted on the marriage, by which the lady pave a life interest to the husband in n Janie portion of her property, other part, of which would fall under his mari tal rights. Unhappy differeac. sprung up b e tween jf j ,m soon after the marriage, and from the m inth of Mae, th l5lO, v did not live together as husband and wife, rilthough they lived in the Caine house, but in separate eitartments. There woe no child by the marriage. In MCI Mrs. Wilson, by the advise of her friends, instituted a suit in the 'Me si ogical court for nullity of the marriage, upon grounds not now necessary ti rep at here Ily the interf , rence of friends of both parties they were hrotiAt to agree to articles or se paration, the hoshand to reliorpriTh all his marital rights to the wife's prop. rty up in an annuity of 1,001)1. for his life, and the wile to stop the mit. in the ecclesiastical court. Mr. Wilson afterwards refused to per form these articles. Mrs. Wilson .1 a bill in Chancery for specific performance of them. Mr Wilson filed a rites bill to be relieved against them. The Vice-Chancellor die missed the cross bill with costs, and decreed ape ethic per formance of the article.. The appeal was brought by Mr. Wilein against that there,- The Lord Chancellor, in giv ing his judgment, can it the substance of the articles of agreement Infer, to the husband of the first mot, the wife of the second part, and trustees of the third part, reciting that the husband and wife hod agreed to live separate ; that the agreement was between the husband and the truster s, with the consent of the wile ; that the husband agreed to give up to the use of the wife e rtain property belonging to her, but in which he had a life interest elder their marriage settle. ment ; that certain other estates not included in the marriage aettlesnent should be enjoyed by the wife for her separate use during th. it joint lives subject t o an annuit y of 1,0001. to the husband, &c.; and try the last of the articles it war r greed that a proper deed should In- executed to carry them into effect, and that an end should be out by the wife to the suit for nullity of the marriage, if the husband should perform his part rsf the agreement. The d cree of the Vice Chancel. Inc directed specific performance of these enlace, and at the same time dismissed the cries-lull filed by Mr. Wilson. Two principal grounds tor appeal against that decree were made in the arguments in this boom , . The first was, that the area des hail been obtained front the appellant by intimidation, and under thrives. It was not necessary to go further into that ground, as his lordship thought it wholly faded ; and therefore the cross bell founded nn that matter was properly dismissed with coats The second ground of the appeal was, that courts of equity ought not to entertain jurisdiction over agreements for separation of husband and wife ; that it was contrary to the policy of marriage, &c. This second head of argument was carried to a very protracted and learned length, many easel being cited on the point, but of which • few of the latest date seemed to his lordship necessary to be mentioned on the present occasion, because of those few, some lately decided in this house, have settled the law on this subject. His lordship then referred to " Jones v. Waite " (9 Clark and Finnelly, 101), arid panicelarly to the opinion there given by Lord Clriet Justice Tindal in behalf of the judges. Ilia lordship neat referred to the case of •` Bateman r. the CoUrit, sr of 1t,,,. "(1 I low., ), and cited the olrieremiona of Lord. E thin end Hoke:ale ; and among other cases, most of which are cited in " Jonea r. Waite," his lordship referred to " Clough r. Lambert " (10 Simons, 174), and in conclusion he moved that the decree of the Vice•Cnancellor be affirmed with costs, which was agreed to. VIINI I 9. Ml....under C 1.600,22 :0 pm. 011,1 ii. htr 4 ElChe(4ll4l IhiW, .61.01.1 U. 2.1. awl 11.. 40 pm. I Otto. C.:44). 42 I 4 pm. loam. Small. 4) 4 loituo, AdTertlped, 31 30 3 2.; pui. TOIUION 6 . 66i1)41. 6 per Ct. 11=111an 11./..., 634 6 per 43. 14pa011.11 Madre 111,. li 34 per It. Inetcl. 4;.ptoolor 1t0n.14, 2 3 pert. $ proJO.lt Road& Account. 116 r Ct. llmoada Okla., 12 4 11 1 %la y 31,Vi 31i t Ditto, Deferred, 2 24 per et Vencluela {tondo, IN 6 per Ct. Mexican, Acct., May 31, 6pa Ct. Ercuch ttcntell, le. Ex. 15i 4 251. 70e. 6 per f:t. Spanl4l. Bond,. Account, 24 i.el Ct. hutch Exchange, 12 }war 31, 121 i 12 attn., 42 It I I , .7CCIIANGE 4 AJNII STOCK - . ABROAD. Ilarrontuk. MAT .4.-1.11611. 1661.674 ; 1111 to. 1642. 4;74; Ditto. 16-14, 62 611: Pato, of the City, 1632. 344 34 ; 1/Itto, 16U, 644; Bank lfauloion of 161.90. Etchanie on London, 25 724. A616R1 11 M AT 1111.—Eldhamat ono wlon. 2575. VIK,,Sa. key I';.--6 . 1 1 0 loi CclitA., 61; 6 , 61.1. per Cent..., 6B; Vacs per Cent^ Dank T4o an I HAI per 0.. 33 ; Loan. 1,34, 10 , 16W, 65; +ham, eat RAILWAY NEfI.S. Our share market yesterday was steady, and with out lluctuatin‘ with Consols. which kis usually been the caw. The dealings, however, have not &bpi iyed much activity, although we had a fair regular average business done. SNAIL E I.IST.—LONDON, MA Y 23. Nora —The inn 4ations of linen In Roman eloraatnt .knote actual USA ......1.11.40 :Pu of Boor to I6dies seder: prior run. 100..100 6 A.Weelaroi49 . 9 I Po. New. 76.4 \4 1 4 Du. Nee. lul 1 :41. Ih.. 1....0.4. 1 n 4144 I WI. Do. .1.,. Troths 7 W. Do. Tldr.ll 74 is i0nk.,,An1 , . 6 ..1 , 6064,4414 Old 4 Aut. if oaf. 4 314. 1 .4 3d. OI Aldo.. Moll.. Limits. l Z 5 /M. Neva I..t.Pmf.har 15 it, Vamch. dr:Mut/maw 1 140. Otri Midland . .o Do. Coos. ar e .5 I Do. Wl. Amy • 5 46d. \ uo , Do. 130 - oi. a. Verbs 43 lOu bu.C. 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Ere Chester o Ilotylinso • 144. It 14 • ba. . 44. par 11 . 15 OriblimeiretlEJave. Ilia. Its 24 • K4s elk a 10 16 ' Po. Gat. 11.1...41 If 31i Du. 1g.1u5..60345/11 IL 31 Xisearodottotta. * 11 21 bo.Neettuaralpet. 3 *lt 41 et . Is. MONEY MARKET. 61' Do. 2.1 *d 1 60 ' DoNortsitt Restrsidg 44 1 TCesnAY EVENING. 12s, IV. 1 Otani • • ll* 13 80. tax An impression appears to ga in g round on the Stock n . g . 6:4 . 3 2 1 1- Exchange that stocks are high in price as compared 11 ps. &J....A1.0 is ii lid. l with other securities, such as the class of railway El lid shares of most acercdited star.ding, and moreover lb ! Do. d0...10. . higher than what political and financial circumstances it tti abroad and at home would seem to justify. At home $ 6 , 1 f, r_ 1 . 0.4 . 1 . 0 , 4i.*, r , r 0 : there is that more discouraging lohasis of financial jl,47„,t„,..* uGWr ,1 demngt went which consists in a failing revenue and I j?,.. increasing expenditure. Abroad inconvertible paper 25 name. .Neetliii : a money values are everywhere multiplied in the face of 1 1, i ,l:7;„;'rVA.,,, political revolutions in progress, credit entirely disor- 13 Grist 1 gadised, and state and banking insolvenc y impending. 4VG.:',,„1:;1,,kr',4. That, latterly, the pub!ic feeling has been more meat- rested in favour of investments in railway properties will 30 "a, not therefore create any surprise. Staid and soberly t o tti o x te • •••• calculating people have for some time past made so i l Doi st a te,. their election iu opinion of the preferential value for .2 9s g: : 1„;; ; ;,. investment of such rail wa y securities as p resent the Do. IV 6. conditions of clear and h onest account keeping, and 3 haret the absence of schem es for coverin g former prodigal 43 Ue. - Er 21 Lao. Sh•trfJ expenditure by fresh outlays on doubtful branches, ~,, loops, and all other t he desi g nations under which di- 1 ,1 0.4 „ tt exalt/ rectoral boards may choose to chum proposals for du LW. da. raising more money, or for covering p ast extrava- 1, gance. There is this particular recommendation, 1)0. pru. mo reover, in favour of good railway p ro p erties, that ir their value or returns are little affected by political !,+, • however adverse those may chance woafeaveow 6 Do. M. R. make Do.Prodou X Wyse r Do. altsros .Ai 11 Ismds awl itemlited.: 15 Leeds and TWA a w. Sew Al Do Guarkt.644 l . * 14e., Masc.& 0..114 14...Cru5b1..k VOILIIGA RAILWAY , 134 London a Blackest( t ' r. l ,7l4 , G , Trt ' te . 6, I#.. Near __Ns. .0 Do. E.linssiois.,. D:idi /Newish__ XI Lis., lined., et.O. 40 Du. Coos. EiahtAr. LuldrtillS Itt ••.trobe. it a Do. dernesl4.l.. Lamedieurst....„.. 5 0 Do. Prtf•L`smoti. l . l . S•taostr and Liege .. I 1 Northern ttf FrItIKT. al ol 3novionunil Orono, thneans liorderoo Ifis Do. PKln't..• •• • Over Inei 3 24. Loodon a X. tt #.4.••• P aris sad 44 If 32 I Do. sh , tros aris matt (Amts lz I Do. Nee torts aha homer.- 151 161 Iw. .. . , Putil tlrellrustmarp aqd. 3) Do. L. 431 • 'lovas awl Barre . 4 acrepos 1 . tra.P.V.sh.3l .9 it 02 1 p. Wattbro sod 31coss 4 710 Do.lutsh.,ll h 4.a 24p. , awl !buttes . 7 I#l. 1 • Lia.i.a.4 3/ 1., ,3 39D. i Ir•st Ebia.fret 71.1. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. OROVP 2.-Shetiield and Manchester. Opposition to number Ferries continued. Gavel' 3 -blidlunds. Preamble of It;pley Branch proved. Clauaca agreed to. GNOUr G.-Great Western (Slough and Windsor branch). Evidence. (Amur 9. -Londonderry and Coleraine (Deviation to Newtown). Preamble proved. UMW.' P 10.-Dundee and Perth (Junction with Dundee and Arbroath). Case opened. Omni. 12 -Olaegow hionklanda (Bridge sterols the Clytk). Evidence heard. Soittids Midland Jun• lion. l're..mbte proved, (liturit It.- L,.di and 'rbirsl, (Bra eh it.= :11:iiin,,,,ngay to North Allertonl. Preamble proved.-).eeda Central Railway Sta. boo. Pram i.ble proved.- Exeter, Yeovil, and Darr...ger. Preamble prove.).-Yleetwood, riestuo, and West Riding (Colliery Branches). Case opened. MEETING.-BIRMINOttAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION. - .id,journtea Genera/ Meeting. -1...nd0n, May 23.-Mr. Payton in the cha.r.-A maolutton mat pa.sett udj turn ng the meeting to Ftiday next, May 26, at II o'eltsk. tor the cn.stderatiun of the objects for which it had been conteind. '1 3.1. .H It& 34 I d. rin 30 14 4 In :041, 1 1714 i ; ,,,t Di. Valve, - tN. D&Offrogrg lil 304 Do.s 'est. Pre. 34 .Pl , . ire Valois . 2S 3, d. Dawn .. ...... 16: TA. Do. Prcierence. ... Rauh siusrurdshisw.. D 34. Ihrsth Eastarn........ 2: 3 6 , 1 0,,...1,, ......Mw. lon 81. Do. do 311,, W. 3 10k Du. do. Thirds. 4 , 6 & Y arts& Do“..tGle. far V.dr &w ow.* 34 2 Mows Ha ms. Del. Ls 13 4 1. Vole ~ New I A 1 W Dis.Son..,,i: Wer 118. 14 d. If' at. &iv.. S.ll'ets York. N sue., II Iles .n Do.orar.:Sews&Do ,3 , i i DuNd.NolTliaN•ll/lWi illl No23:4scalks I N 1, rurui Pin 1 Tork&NurthYkllaud It I Do. Pretsrsucs .44 43 , 1444.4..8W.11444.4 32 las lee 41) par 2p. 11.2 d. • Par 40* I 2 1 Hi 2 :I la 12 Id. to be. Consols opened at 844 to I, with a steady appear ance. But the second editions of the Daily .Vet's, 4 , and other morning papers, read so indifferently for foreign affairs, that priers gradually declined to and f4 I L left off at Al both for money and account. The 1, ;IL • statements of the settlement of the Danish-German ' i', ..'7,... 1 Ibi. question about Schleswig-liolstein have not come •,..: Do: t k. 7771.4 3 . 4 confirmed, but on the contrary the affair appears to to us. vas, LT if& t 2 T be quite as embroiled and unsettled as before. Again: I gu.,:ih4t,,,, 46 41 is the accounts from Spain seem quite adverse to British so us.ao. Ia.?! 44 47 ti 4 interests, and contradict very capes:lady the recent as- L I) rit';.,74.,. 1 ,Zi' . I. sureness of Lord Lansdowne about the re-establish. - Losasia , N. a tow 133 i it ment of friendly intercourse between the British i f 5 .,":4 1 ..t h r.... 1 "..! 1 '1 7 41 ; 7 . : envoy at Madrid and the Spanish government, with . 3 .. 1 0 . ri" 1 " ----- - the asserted penitence of the latter for the former harsh language it had used. The short way of re trieving the blunders of the Foreign-office, and the glaring indiscretions of Mr. liulwer, would be the recall of the latter, whose conduct for a consider able time past has not been at all well considered in the City, where it has been the subject of animadver sion in multifarious private letters. These North German and Spinish affairs had a consider able share in the depression of the funds. Reduced Threes left off 824 to 4. Three and a Quarter per Cents., 834 to 4. Long Annuities, 81 to 6-16. Exchequer Bills, 40s. to 455. premium. India Bonds, 20. e. to 255. premium. Bank Stock, 191 to 3. India Stock, 132 to 4. A considerable sale of Spanish Fives this morning by a party usually acting in a large way on specula tive account for hi,naelf, or other parties, caused some excitement in the foreign market, and to vague reports about the compulsory departure of the British envoy from Madrid, and the failure of funds to meet the payment of dividends on Spanish Three per Cents. The latter is so small a fraction as compared with the whole Spanish debt, on which no dividend has been paid for many years, besides that the fraction is not due till the let of July, that no credit could be attached to the report. Spanish Fives, how ever, declined to 11 - 1 to 121 ; the Threes, to 21 to i ; Passive, 3; to i. Portuguese were 17 to 18. Dutch Two-and-a-110.1f per Cents., 41 to 2; the Fours, 61 to 2. Mexican, 151 to 16. New Granada, 111 to IV,. Peruvian, 35 to 7. Brazilian, 67 to 70. Ecuador bonds, 2to 1. Foreign stocks, except Spanish, commanded however little attention. The quotations for foreign exchange were rather lower to-day, and business heavy. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.3 ; on Itotterdant, 12.4 ; on Ant werp, 26.10 to 20; on Hamburg, 13.11 to ,i; on ...COTJt.OtheN.ma-L,:unttpLesoboott 'itAttb.123.....-iTrl:e mern . ar s k , e w t to-day Frankfurt, 121 1 , ; on l'aris (at short), 25.374 to .15 ; on Vienna, 11.20 to 30 ; on Leghorn, 31.10 to 20 ; 3.174 4 .10. ; Bowed tieurgiu, 3,a1. to std, ; gavots, lid. to . 3j ( P leene. On Naples, 36; on Cadiz 45)-f II (except Paris) at AI AN CHESTE R, MAY 23.-The matt. t to-day tat , been Cadiz, at sixty dad 8 , 51 1. allaractei Died by ununu el dulness and stagnation , very little trusine,s thr e e months. On Lisbon , haviteg Caen WU', and priers exhibiting a rather downward tendency. The notice of the Belgian decree appointing a The °lily exceptions Ice have Issol of Iren domesti,a and yarns for bounty of 10 per cent. ad ralorem on the exportation n t'". '-.ll,l*,,,,t'ul:BP'i.ne w hich have not 'Peva Way. The of all cotton manufactures of indigenous production to hu e . i - i a li en eee e being tra e nga t eZerto Tri tl y c h s a t s ent t o rn of for e "le! r is' e e: ere qet d ie countries out of Europe, first published in the Ex- The i unumrs Mom II emburg as to the prospiwt a speedy press, and enlarged upon in the Daily 11 - 'twig t r u n .' i l7.r n aiir f t p h r e 4:i i tuhn u. t: n b ;rvo i l t ra l bt m e n titc ' t lir e u t u e r e tie de rm eh an ee ti b i:d e ee, under this head this morning, has been the theme which lire t tilie in as umutwartury a etaie Oa be fore. Upon the of much and not well-pleased comment in the City day, bole, hmarket may be sseiel to I“ive diseepoiiiited expo:moon g tar-day. At a moment when a univers il det angement n.eet'ien'ireYg‘irelinneuli‘lireyeweeaskeereilleeinicee d ee l t ei te se r s h i'ee' l "e'it . :en i ect e Vf . th e e of commerce has taken place, this attempt of a petty Levant:AL nal, but the prices offend were in g, lateral m low as state, which appears to be actually in the sgoini sof n b : n tu tr .2,'W.liigiS'„7," lower rates r o o f t nh f ::n e th t e ,!,,,,.."::f m L r .. k t et w h ee a l7. a banking and inconvertible paper-money insolvency, Prices, wormer, for moat artichn ate extremity irregular, and to take advantage of all its neighb.mrs, is viewed T'Th,toon:"L":.,;.c."l.4'rlaattfe V t .:l:, b , ...,,,, i ti o ":„.",, e* „ . ';',., Li ii e t ;, g ro h u t d r:i With extreme disgust, and cannot fail to affect the Sl y anen ' ester, ni ee , l lV e u - p to this dote, under tits issWetton of outt.Wilis, public credit of Belgium most injuriously. It is sot there i is, as compared with law week, a decrease in the number of British industry alone that wi,l be aftected by it, al- t rtl k . " O o t r st us " il s r eo l !t ti t7tne o ff 4 .;t 4 , :IV: almirectise"t"s. i n the out o num ber em o - f though in the greater degree, hut the mane - pleyaientst to. A- regards the mills engaged in the cotton trade, fact wring industry of Germany, Switzerland, and even the dee, res .e ult i o n ar t e as fe u il t lo e s;s: -a d ecrease f in ti b:•tes n r . full time of . 203; a of France, which concedes a bounty on such ex porta- worlO'ng short timehee. ° et vi.L.11:,.ca ,, t , r E.;."..,r t . ume"e in those Lion, but in the shape of a drawback. The Belgian WOOLLEN CLOTHS.-Lerus, MAY 2.3.-There WU doubtless stands in fear of a working ,;ett,atehrse aggregate laremu oun o t t , r , r f ie t r i c , ll , ii r ras i rc ngur ~loth-2.. eats morning, governmenturatey population notoriously turbulent in adverse seasons, , i ttherewith he transactions Wising beln fewer thbn vet the ema r on e la w turda but how will it answer to the whole country for the Li n ueet or on is day . week. The principal th a n ware in medium e for el . fte ci l , offlt f pg ab , rtes, oen : e u r i e table for en 1 1 1 17 . A p p a zrican r a e r , f i l easter . n markets, increase of taxation and expenditure so wantonly embarked in for a section of the community ? And BLAZIKETS.-itaelotorDwixe, MAY 22.-We had COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. —MINCING-LAge, MAY 23. The sugar market opened to-dawith a very good deinand, and prices must ge nerally be cotwitirmed dearer. The pub.ic sale ot 4,060 bami Mau. sinus Ng:. lively in public sale, at tid to Is. adrante, chiefly from to 395.; a part, 41e. 5,34.10 hags B ntral were 11100 offered, and new ly all found buyeiw, the hew anti middling qualties at alight advanor, the goal and time at last week's currency. UV Id o ls Westßar. bodies sold in pubic sale, at 3.40. lid. to 44,0-; and 850 hlts. India by private contract, which establirbed an aucance of fully with a largo day's Iwo mns on this description; but to-inorrow, as customary, is a partial holiday in the produce market. The wilted market is hare of good +; common lumps, 355.; standard qua lity, Sini. Cig - ei• has been steady, and about 2,000 bags common Plan t:nom Ceylon sold in public mile at previous rat , . Cotton out of &- mind. Kura reinains dull. Cochineal sold at rather lower pri spites sold without any tnaterial alteration. Tea. 3,00) packages, chatty greens, were tint:ten in pubic sale, and about 2,000 found bu yer ser • but prim" were rather lower. In a other ho me-consumingaicles no ; mere la rather An improved appearnce for articles, 0,A., atter tic p . re al onivosibl I d, alait b , try _ luxl able to with& aw the botiutt thus ineonsiderattl) 6 .7:;*„ . '"•• ' , lst ~no ‘ , uar s ttranted to the favoured section? The Vs or 30 math Ow name clot 1.11:: thousand workmen of Ghent have only to rise in in surretion, eneoloaged by their h ® to intimi date the government into converting the p r ovisional into a permanent law. In the meantime the ten per cent, bonus on exported products is to be paid, nut in hard money, or bank notes convertible at will, bat it paper inconvertible, al-sady at a discount, and from increased and increasing issues liable t., hill to a much greater discount attn. The opinion is al , early strongly expressed in mercantile eirch a that Belgian credit must be looked at with suspirion, whether private or public. The two great banks 01 It lgium, favoured by, and to some consideratne , stunt in connexion with, the state, are already involved in difficulties, from which state interference will 110 , be sufficient to relieve tnem, however temporarily it may postpone their Lull. 'there nit dbe no husita thin in saying that the Batik of the Societe Generale, and the Banque de Belgique, are both surrouuded and enveloped with embarrassment's, from more then their legitimate capital being embarked and blocked up in a mass of shares, company cc curities, and pub lic funds, which are now utterly inconvertible into money on any terms. For every million of francs more of inconvertible paper money issued, and for every law made confessedly for the extension and promotion of the credit values of other securities, such as deck warrants, so long as the basis of all is the inconvertible paper money, so much the nearer ap proaches the climax of public and private insolvencv. The merchants in connexion with Ihluium are quite aware of the fact, and are di ^^d to deal cautiously accordingly. ENOLISIT Hank Mak, 12A} 3 por EL R.I. Asa... N2l 1 yer CL Coupiob, Atins..M}`4l 4 New 0 per 1%. Ante., P 3/ AoTuitio , , etio. Jut. 6, DM, 111.4;:ock, 234 ulliattlalse.. at litia 1113110 hoot Ow LON DUN UAZETTR.— Tuesday, U ay 2 3. BANK ROY I& iill'orinua MaleTocatitliT ItLittatiwrini, lloistiain i , n,a,i , y , i ru , k ....... in surrender Nay 4I & June 27, at 12, at lawinehallmt. K .1.,, yi;;Z:' al Co., King.a . , (2.4ap4de; o ff . aasw., Johmon, ILiningliap,4. - ""' l r1ii.i.44,4 It4outr, ItitrieV, Derby...llll'lA grucer. Juin 2 &Jolly 7, ig 1 at Iniii•inalwin lA. Hu( ' Valnwh, beiby ; ott. ; .,,,, g., , tima k Nottlatkam• 'I mina.. Ine:ma., Norgate-markut, 1114.a* .aleernan, Jna,. r, ~. 2 , i . July 4 a•. I, at Baaingliail.et. not., Tient:pima, Inn klen,,,,,,i' a i: aoargr.,B isrards, rierternh'e. pl. NARY bki:Ntlitl, Leiria, innkeeper, Jab , 7 & 26, at 11, at t..,,. Ct. note, auditor at Co., liolfind.row, at Naylor, LW, •wr --:"-* , , 11. g., trope, Leeds. Jailaa Wl.l, a Boom, lilt:Ann, Mann:thin., Innterpey, h ue ., 29, at 101, at farinionntain Ct. Kola., I'llillip4, W.4 ivr l6 .nolibat, It Mutter am &(3t., hiremnithant ; off. wilt., W.oll (sr.., Alt Ilimahark JO./ Pll T.VIN Cats, itaetriek, kork•Lim, f nicy 'i o n, ru5,,,,,i, t „ liver, June 12 k July 3, at 12, at Lee& 0. ii. 4,... 1i,„,, , swk. 4111iiton-at , lit Payne al Cu Lynda; • oft. 'mow, licipe, Lottla. :,41.iii ii 114414, l'im.ico, co 1 merchant, June 1 at I, a. Afly . • , VI, at Ita•i ithail-at. Nola., Sac & Turner, Ahlerninninuy, 4 . unnig , Canmui, Iti. chin-lane. (Annum IrtAKIN liaa Maur., I.eorninster, Iler roid.hirr, innkrep, Jane 7at 29, at ID ~ at I,iiiiiingham Ct. ' , la., Unlit-441 a ken, i r : mtaabana ; off wati,t., Cat rtm, Itinninidani. N 11.140111 TiVallar. OK -A,. Aithor.4. w,t, 1 1111dolt•Iiri.*. ~i„, , ,,„ Bale dealer in cigar., 81. y :Slot 11.,, at June 27 ..t I, at ii,a4rati,u,„ 4 H o n, NurtAt A. Sun, Neiv-aL, Eu 411.144,4 ; off. aiwig, ii,ii.c,A,..Z: M.-tuild. Joar.rii 10ARD, r.lowrip, Delhi alive, ootton 'winner, June 2k 21. at I, at 0., Ct. 'Nola., Atititt, I . 4 nonin'a.iiiii-hilit., t, Au . i•ii.l44 Cu.. Morlaticatrs; t 42. aw.ig.,llnlarm, Matialltatt•r. Floss I. LE., 4.4,•.t Mar) lotonnemt , t ruer at glider, May 31 ii , k July 4 at 11, atil(ariiighall.at. Sot., 'I Krupp, Witialii-iur.bui: tireat Wincitestct-iit., off. aviia., Pennell, Coliallta.ll-Chattila Tniodas NUIIIII, 111.40.711.1Ma11., nntal 1.111 , r, May 3.1 at 7Lt June 27 at 12, at It amilln.t. nil., knaliati, Co.truan.st., .1 . a.ain., Groom, Abeburen lane. ii,,.„,,, P. R .,,,J, %% aiworth-cornmon, brewer, Janet &July 1, It 121, at Baaingbali...t. :Sots., Atkiream W In, Cln , ren.'3., Lawry . fur Kemp, Binh; oil. alia.g., Laoh.ou, Culetnan-nt. H jaa a a .a. Bar, Lonirton, Stoke-tussn-Trunl, rhino S e Wltrairm .....f . , et .,,, June in 44 July I, at III), at lairiamobaat 11. Sal, 'iihau., It'nky in the l'otteriee, nianunlellice, off. mat 2., wk, n ore, Birmingham. IlloarAli ailaigaisalai, Nortculoptoo, wilt, na.rchant, June 2 k to, 7 , at 124 at llasmsh 11-st. Sul , ., Mt , -r., Illmwtt, Wa.brma ; 4 awn., A% billuOre, MAnil.gllall .2. JaNall WALT,. New Keut-rd.. bookreller, June bat 1 . a , ~,,, 4, k 114, at Illiaingtullen. KN., 'fusee, Lawrence Knititne).la., tec, iii ik Groom. Atchureb.lane. WiLIJAM ViAra.l2 , . E land, Yoflo.liirc, irollill .rar , r, lune 3 Wail at 12, at Leeds Ct. noln., (Inv'''. 4. , 0.. licit! nd.ruir, Wail. Italtlax, & Courtin:4r, Lciiibi; utt.a..114., line,, 1.4‘41.. I Lay, If IA MA AM tot I i.i•41.1., (Aytol I. ILI i t ' , hire, 'ail"... June Gat 2, ai Jo.) 4 at 11, at Basingluill—t. 5...., Isms, a A,A . Lineolien..inn.ltetila, kLlriliakallallk, (nosport ; on. mat, uniii i . i. Fretleeick'wpl. ISANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. 514 20. E. HA, mancimatr, alockiziAcr. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. R P. Boron. Great I(Onuado. hat r' .Lean, .rheum Workosa totAkfr. . PonooL rOaoLoo. L...... 64 Ve . licoutli. Yonorortl4 Loososkire. inoto.ler mai loser , 4. Rota I, FollmoOkLekbommi. J. Borrto, loincloth. elogootter al.no. grocer. keeper. 11. L. 143 Vfl, 11111,, 1.....6. C. litrarly. Lts,rpool. ba. do an..tralrr. eon, ro , . O. Corlor. ballastoo. n0.u0rd......... I . Tn. el,. I ruro.Cunm,tl, 1...,..4 worm matt. on. ...at, P.1.L0 .o. Boole.run 1... arr.., Lour... II Loth., l'utl.ack. C0m0.% /mg Mom tr...orr. d Wee IL 111.rn.un, Loorle. Lokrasiorr, 1%. lorks, bro. N whir*, ,anktoorr. Mom r....oarOst Cor I wr.ri .4, O. . 1 •,..., Wart. lounptun, tom Uliord 100 l &rerun, ft.,.., dral•t. J. 11,11Lius Lorv...J. .... a u ILA hsas. lishiss, Yorkshire, dress kers., maker. DECL.ARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. I. Alraasder, Ye.tvil, i•onittiwtahire, dreggint —lst id, 0 ( Tue-day, at Ilirtarr. Exeter. W. AWN, tito tisniulaia-Teea, groera—l.t and final di, el& 74 Nay 27, t any ducat tnaltuady, at Witte., N0r5411.92. T ) thignall, Newcastle upon-Tyne, :eller -Ist a atial died 6d., May 27, as any suds gueut riaturdsy, at Bother, Normal upon-Tyne. U. jaw, Wat.bet, sumerretshire, caul menhint-3d dR, t Cpl. on 'unmoor. t, lot dot, uf anj Tithaty du* 23rd hot., at IlartriPs, Exeter. E. Let-, stilettos.), trocinung-r-Ist die. of .A.,lol3 . lhuraday, airithe's, /Surma,. aim. N. Mackenzie, De s gate-on, City, fringe mundatturth -lit tag gs. Ad., any tt was • ay, at laraliaas, Lou man-.t. ti. PAC, Nl.Tadui-hUllse quit mertist . r I -Ist dm. of Wednesday, at Graham's, luittuas G. Pile & W. J. B. Stounnm, solvador.bataa, t Wit bout, opirit merchants -Ist die. of ,90. Sd. ou new prig( &togs proportion of 12s. fad., any Wednesday, at (indium's, Litruhrth R. M. Shorter, Comoonast., Coy,,euria dealer-Ist dn. et non Viadneeday, at et hiumne'o, DIVIDENDS. -June 15. J. Dredge, Liverpool, bawl keeper-nth IS. J. Jenkins, St. Martin, Davariordwest, ituctionfer -I as ;1.1. MeCord, Lyiteombe Jt Widcombe, Staterreurthe slat tairthisu- June 20. J. Paway, ten., Bristol, maim -2 ti.R I ' 3. J. Cohens &1 1 1. M. Roberta, Liwattidol ? Ironmongers -Mote ht. J. liwornoeger -June la. S. rtthlthPr, High yothbe, @bite, dealer in urtatlend 111Iwurer—June 14. J. lulls r, Newmalth, saddler. SCOTCH SFACEITRATIONS.-Rithert Angus, Greene& th. alma( May 26 K June 10, at the White Dart lon, (Anse& -Key Mamie, Edinburg/4 lodging letter, 310 30 at June 20, at the SUALIon Motel, taltuoutch -Alegantkr Wod, Duca& wows. chant, May 29 &June 21, at the British Dotal, Dundee. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-W. Anderson & T. Andes& Blackburn nomoonira-T. inggartt, J. tt atr on, & .1. Miller, Millie Irou Company-C. Basalt 15. E. Rooth, Manchester-R. uun IL Preach, Soak:du-Wu b or, Durham-EE. Buster & J. bather, lath dilly-IL. Bush K li. buab , jun., Bristol-E. Chartier ley, Pump.tow, Luke'rt-W. Deithint, 6. thowth, & S. GreloeB. Bradford, Yorkshire- -R. M. Duke & J. Benet; 'Mc gate-ftc, City-31. az M. L. Baker, Norwood. Surrey-CB& dor &A. Shaw, ( Elliott Zeit...thaw-EL llayest & C. Faulkuer, &smiths- T. neaps & R. Ttheltall, Eketwood-on.Wyre, Ltheathire-C. Eldi. wrath, F. Llutdoworth, K W. Mortimer, Braifxd, Yorkshire-IL Jenner Is E. Hammond, Lowestoft, Suffolk-W. Lee &F. Toth!, Sandwich. Kent-J. Liddell &J. Both, Glasgow-11. Mthjeadth Jamacnaughton. Glasgow-J. 31anstteldManefield, Gra s -at., nesy's- au -W. 'Patti, J. Darnell, &J.IL A. Ing, Market-et., Edgewirven( -J. Parker &E. Mondry, Rthey-e. Kiddy & N.l.tompoon.Oirlirie -11. T. Patten, G,eruork,uu spa Dia connexion with the North British Bank-A. Rini &T. aim Wadden:tied-J. M. Robertson, J. lt. Robertson, & J. Gill, Pith, Limehouse, suf.r as regards J. R. Roberthon-C. Rose K J. Nona's, Kintoton-upthollull-1. Somerville & W. C. Tower, Idol-hes, Tower-on, City-T. C. Swinbuthe, J. Unwin, &S. Unwire jan.,o4. genalk Essex -N. Symons &W. Tiddy, Bristol-T. Thus& a tr. Wool, Stanhope-W., Hoop.tead.rd.-J. F. Thomson or steins& Oban, as regards her connexion with the City of Gloria Seth Packet Company or the Clyde Steam Navigation Company-11. Took n., & J. Trood, CoLlunipton, Llevunthite-E. Watts x W. Robust& Liverpool -4. Watt &E. Woodgate, lloitan4 l White, Jas. White, JD. White. jun., & A. C. White, Glasgow, mor d. A, C. Wath-W. Watewriglit, just. & J. Broota, Nov Tad. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. —Mull. All. 111/2. AIY. MM. ALL DIM ALL Mt 3 Oubdu . 00 Borland .... 0 U inns, sob. la ti dit. 2 Se. ...I 2 Sinop .01 Slanders .... 0 assgaoll 1224tr0 J6igt ser 1 uomadiaders• 0 1 eranee . _0 1 lio.saanatias liaraissaJnel Juerataera 0 Lisboa.. Ils4Tr 1 800,. is.. we, hod 0 tiambins.... 0 Meslitierraa. 0 ai3l lum I Jodi Ga treason, NAV Zt.—Arrived Lady Caroline, Baron; Sams Ilarannah; Mulbolland, Mauritius; l'ebyard Part, Sniseil Idea, St. Biala, l's, Gem, Meals= .; Gibraltar ; Julia; tip; Jen y Lind. Oporto; Aler:, Uddewalla ; Eugene, Julia:, na, Ca; Perseverance. Leer; St. George, lS; Wtteene, S sin; inaneHaab, Gotirnburg; k 3 ean or, Bat ; W camera, Letbn; Jessie. Landscrona ; Charlotte, stralanad ; !Goo; Behr" Aalborg; Frederick, Denmark; Beesuing, Louisan., Oporto; PMIS Icocadle, Bayonne; Amalie. Ladau ; Aquilla, needle; Aposta, Sel Orleans; Margaret, Baltic; Mario Ad.bode, Nantes; J. 431 id Mary, Tres e; Hostelling, Guernsey ; Britatio, Oporto.-611udm;111: GrPleri Guernsey ; Bohemian Girl. Malta; Attwood, gott Ocean, Cape; Dublin. Trinidad. Lir scrota, M. , 23 . rrired Solon, Apdarhicola; Ada% Lisbon ; Louclianah, C.tictttla.—OM Cora, Mn;“ TempLir, Maw dria ; Water Witch, P alermo ; Jolt. Toward, Gwynn; Earl al Leicester, Mediternouran.—liailed : Surinam. Gurnee ; forest Eng. Nvw York. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. TILE UMTLILSAL AND won titer t.•• KOICOT lOC ALL DO.I.A.IIISCIDUT TO FENIALKIL—The invigorating andliurifying outdid& of tins soli eine are so pecuitar, that ;emotes of alt alma ',uttering from :toy of Of doeioes to which they arc more particularly sublect may with roof. deans have Tee nose to it for a few doses of which wilt ,hat t l alleviate tnetr sufferings and tiLlinately reidoze t h e m to perfect health and streng.h. The remedy is rafe and worth& taken at the critical period of passing front childhood, or tuelag* meridian of life, and Ile, beneficial vttee's are ficknowhitsed by nom• boric,. mothers of 1 unties.— Sol dersy all drugithits • and at Prolesof liolloway's Estabd-liment, 2London. BIRTHS. CARTER. —May 20, at Park road. Stockwell. the wife i.f J. Czar, Esq. ..f twin, GILL i:KT.—May 19, at Sydenhani, Kent, the wife of 0. R. UM. ay of a FOR. who only survived Ids link a few hours MAbel LTON.—M at Pabiley, Mrs. J. Ilmillton of a daughter. m MACK.—M lel, at P M aisley. Mrs. A Mack, of a sou c . • Z!.. outaguesmare. th e .1; of G. ti RiArdt Estb,of et ton. BT BATTOK.—May 21, at Newtown, Ilants, the wife of J. trina. BYkrk.illl4oN.—btiteTti 18, at Poi ley. Mr. J. M. Sy - Mile:oh of f daughter. ya TORKI.—May 17, at St AlMed Cottage , Dear CousthAngua Torn, of a .on. W KAM—pay 21 at 6 . Bought! street, Mr,. Yrancis Webb, of 10011: W I tEELF.R.—May 19, at Wolford vicu - am, the wife of the ker. Wheeler, of a .on, wtilltgarn. MARRtAGES. EriII'ARDS—BALDINO.-34m 13. at St. Johns. Id.. Norfolk, by the Ito.. U. L. Ilankinson, J. 31. Edwards, In.:iota-tom. to titnth Anna, eldest daughter of th e kilo P. o. Maim. hot., of (taproot'. Nor olk. lIAN COCK— of Lewanaek, J LUBA M —Mtiv 18, at St. Dominic, CorrCornwall.E. 110 , cwk, EA.. to ess> . Nohle, only sun', iwg itiug 3 th . the Late eapt. G. Alamo, R. 21 , Al Panton losh•e, EingwoM. lloo. II AKT Y ILLS.—May at All NOOL. Southampton. hi theirs C. S. Panshawc, 34. A., rector, lir. T. Ilartry, st. Martin wa of J. Rangy,. E5q....! Britt.. Surrey, to Caroline Eliza, e hlistilaith ter of Mr. It. MU, Southampton. BASTIN thI—ALEXAN DER.May 18. at St. John'ii, Hackney. WO Rev. J Gordon, Henry, soemil eon Of Mr. T. ii&601,- , Of row, 11214011, ant Cl. lowish in, to Je.sie, third ordeal daughter 01 Mr. J. Alestunkr, of Lea.kinhall strcut. HUTCHESON—CHET W 0141—May 22, at St. John', NW*" A. K. Hutchison, *q.. of Chester.squage. to Lady thistiosk. rt ial of the late sir J. Chetwodc, of thakkg, Staffordshire, and 31 P. Er Buckingham. M tl-31 RPII Y.—May at St. Marmots, Wcstinuota. 11.• Plan).. EN. of New 1 ork, to Emily, dauthla oktlie late U. NezPth EN.. of Dulglo RAY N ER—LAN LEY—May 18, at St. Llverlool. 11 P 12 1) 134, to Eliza Jane, second daughter of the late E. Lauglet; o *. Ererton. SYMON th—Maythe Cathdral.ls Non. 'eh, Mtb Bon. mil Very IPRLOW. Rev. the Bain. the . 11. simoir. to mumute. only surviving ilaughter of the Rev E. +.l hiu lox, 1011011 Nor.dii and rector of lloughlon.le.Spring. Dorian.. ETIIS. BRISTOW.—May 20. at Ur claw, Pihnycark, N. 8., 0010114 youngest child of e. Bristow, E. DALE—M ay 2sq 1, a Thbury ry oni. Ma ,Isughterd tato T. Date, 31.11 of Peconshire. street, lashotsztte. ageil YIN IS.—May 1 L. 9, at Dover. J. EMMA. Esq., agc. tIR M W ary M , rell .— rt a jf Louse. lIALES.—May 20, at Camber.ell, Mary, relict of W A ' aged V. 11 AB Bi — Ma7 29, at Basting., Elizabeth, third 4M‘510.(1 of J. Otriß _ 1;1.. Cation. Derbyshire. mist curs ,,g lIAI TON.—May 18. at liennth, the Bev. O. Ilayton, M.A., lN Bishopstuirniouth third sin of 1110 Lite 1100 J. Ilaywn, woo of Rthope. Durham, agol tit:.LITT LE.—May 'J.., Ames Emily, daughter of W. Little. Esl.. * llb. don Park, Surrey, aged 19 months. MANN' ELL—May 18, at thaltesay. Datld, fourth son of the MAjor • axwell. of tialllieston. PATION.—May 20, at Maithull. Mr. 0. Patton. aged 24. let Of 511. SEW ELL—May 29, at Itotichunt. Isle of Wl4llt, Jane, ze late T. Sewell. Pm., of Newniort. aged 24. lakcaln" WATSON.—May 19, Emily, wifo of O. Wat... 411, Norfolk. W. W l'ss n""1 _ r „„.. v".'l.ty w AMPTON COURT in ATER.—Ite LOCOMOTIT 1; g 11470111 Swan, London bridge. at a .1 Ituuthwart, Illactfrlnr , . and 'rein* i ft ay Writ? before Oland half part le ton Court at 5 and •i. nod from tta' mot T. On I ritlara Itichno... • rit:ll.; ttletunosad, la. , linuiptua back. f..43d .. _ El ____ HOWt. BATHS, 7s A Li7117 . P. .Pri,1 1 .37e7: T.f.' 1 17 itooll. d . Otfordatrpet. comer of samarrtnet. 1 bey are See lac...ect in i 1 esetieent of Shea, and • tiler Rage Irons, b.., and general Iroomonicery. as either for atriety. novelty. Innuty of , ioanAhip...n, ; while the /vie.,w are on td• nu been so mt.:bran . "! for mon. Show room contain hed•loo U. sl fancy 1,10•Yilt, china, de.. In mum.% Iylyly 01111.11, so arranee•l In one room, •lev• • Character, that pattern. axe , . and a. 'a Ni Tar omt,under any other 1141.1110 Fir i Fullalre Portable Shower Rothe, TOTn ti and ool.per t...lve, from 7. oil. each, 011 oonduetWa.tolna, bracc force pomp* 4 laps:lmA from IN. Howl Shower I 2 jdble Shower Bath. which, by the aid ea Occupiers, with curtain, romp etc lm • I deny; while In lice It holds three r simp/e, and not likely to to t nut of , japanned cue, Min. diameter. and M return ed for every article not arm. siegrarlor , rent •Per Powt• free. ROWLANI)S' TOI I, Rowland. Ylam,wr OlL** o, banutlf)lng the lannau hair. Iton, beautifying tbt• complfalon 'grim. for nro.crs inn .4 benutify.on ejonlou. hottanom- .one arc off. 4 royalty an 4 the wourinnt-14 departo • •I ffeption. The in.ly genuine of ese ling tlat of the wade na Wan 50. Hutt , . Wtiro, Loodow and by to fumer throw:bout Wu kingdom. Now made to he lent QUI Ikl Eit LY'S A It'l by Bell, Crt-•rick, Byte. lb B Towhead, N e•tnett,tt.dic.. prayer 11160 Statuette 4 0 B Belief iGirb 01 4001 W 1 4 0 Earthenware Salt cclttr 0 3 9 011 t Doemtcre, each . 3 3 0 Ir OM Wine (Aeries, eat+ . 0 6 0 Ti Boda,water )haver. ea:4°ll6 o pr W Eihming I'ot Brush . . 0 1 0 0 Una and tbe Lion Marten') 3 3 0 Dorothea (Bronze afg.l) Parton. ~..... - 2 2 0 Eeptuno Paltocilar IBil. ` ."- S ter l.,ind m eti d) fl Pwlan drun 1 1% 2- tan I 0 1 0 7 O S Redo loartaial illtrian. 1 11 0 Just arrived from The SHAVING I'OT The CAMELLIA T MP. with Pt 1(d. Sold by all re-.' ocetn..k Ir-on os The ArStanufacturee Cimular, wl receipt of throe Ito dade 'tamp, fr., Lit CULVER% UGIU6 PU I,iii ()l far i rr; el 7.Vi rt , 1)1 V V whit Mat Tables fa Ry R. J. Cr cv aavatt, Y.l Oorrirrs.—llow to loran; perft.S4 rdebta root. a clear W.W. sad toe . the logructiont herein ow Wise,' oven to We mostl4l.tteted outriar amonat of phydral happiness, and life allotted to To lo had P der etreet ; Mann. :19, N.J.;n.4 the author. le, dneol taw, ft,. 1.4 LATEST Fl PA LI: The present Minister of is showing some disposi lot abuses practised by his Rollin. Among the d.i;rigs of tl his provisional ministry, on the nomination of an int one of the m.i , t fa out club, to be Yreka of the del Recurt has very umeremon son, by a telegraphic deepat announced simpl) that M. visional Prefect, and that B It appears that the an Regnault to be Chief Seer Police has been unfounded, Yesterday a waggon iv loaded with six barn Is of to which these were adds ‘ diately made, forty-four,.. The number of troops oi 45,000. Num, MAY 21.—New Len, - Plea per 01;tr., 601; four : Flees, 1840, salmi Do. 11112, 41.1; Ball, ; 31 Mentes. Benda, 31. Bank Mares, 1369; manna. RAILWATP. — Path and One na, Bauer &MI Havre, 110; ',lima bonrg and Bale, 87 30; Centre Ve. logne, ; )33rdeaux, 397 30; No NATIONAL ASSEJ. The alarming rep Ate that _ . . Petals BombJo were not r pet The report of the resigned°. , has owed wholly to be credit The number of troop. that reduced to the ordinary numl The sitting was opened at with the presentation of a •wet of no general interest. when which recited much attention. The PRESIDENT announced from the Prince de Joirivilie 1 another from the Doc de Net refer to the committee of the dl his family. A great number of ] was excited in all parts of the The Puesidesr then read 1 1 from the Dukes of Nemours Joinville : M. le President, —The public decree to exclude toi altogether tl which that propct incpiree us r me had imposed upon ourselves. M e titely patriotic•, would have bi It proceeded, in its independen. e oonstitutiot, and we did not w ni occupy it with the expression of ow We considered that, in quality'. pair imuuti, we ti.rxistted to firm intrittion not to disunite F ant with which ire noccpted the apt cal , We flatter our-elves, thereto. repelling us who have always in professions, whether naval ur m ii The pr, jeer of the decree, boo otherwise. slot the moment cho an assimilation whieh we mono . Exempt mom all personal or. bit wentstives of the nation, against in our previous services and our w at Deign, Mr, to place this lette t receive the assurance of our hip • fsrrn~u M. Ic President,—llaeing hero new, arrived here that a .:eel for its object the banb-hm^t . c territory, I could not juin m my brothel" addrerred to on feel bound to declare to you t fitment* therein expreared, amt I to the National A-mmttly. lit. iel turauxe of toy Mali conatderatit No obeerwion being ie M. WALDSCK ROI:VEAI pollitiOn Of M. BILLAULT for dition of the working clan s. inquiry is practicable; tb tt times to sufferings, are now musts. The report of %h.• t what are the chid can... o t/ The Chamber rewire 1 t should develop it to-mormw The committee on forvig. , al proposed to rvcommi nd t. continue to follow a emirs es wishes of the Assembly, wh cb A fraternal agrecmcnt w,th i Tho reconstitution of Po awl The lila ration of Italy. A discussion tin u took i..at ment, which applied dill& en work for the no•wnal wo.alt with Pomo modifications, tl examination. The sitting was terminat The Pirdneenlese G ,, as bulletin of the 18th, mute opened against Peschie: attack was directed a:ral Mandell& ; the batteri. s longations of the si. defen , es with their ht.() the fire vigorously, len' paper quotes a letter fr lowing particulars : On tl numerous public being :,1111 Crema, who had emigrdtg the first act in the royal Is bearing the arms of San Win: Kra if Re Carla , short speech proposed As "Will you have Charles A 110 ?" All answered, " Ve l "let us go an d h o i st theNel ducal palace. Let the public follow." The who the banners were hoisted r the town illuminated. Letters from Venice of s: A u s aut e h ig ti as i e tu m oei c:t in h u ss oouro ta ps k i,:o n ha, been retaken by the If Ferrari the the day before y.st tel Austrian force, with ' 4 ° inhabitants of Padua, .toitagensent took place, °evils". Victory, howe • ..",....._dthcirurg,,,,ecaleA4lnTfiezaErem,".- ,:...: to-- c.moriv '. .71 ..,.• 3 .. i. ~. i ,:inut I ,., t i r:• ,,n e II ", - ! , "'2.1 1e #1:11 •1 11 1 1' 11 7' ; 'H i . i .. . ; AMPTON COURT a ee Ohl Swan. lamdotahririgo. at n ~ Powthwrork, Illackfrlar•. and 'female . t at st quarter before Id and half.prea lo • .. , Court at 5 and 6. mid from Kt - , quarter toot T. lan Fridays v., Itichno , Kow. nth ... Klehinted, to. ; Ilitropton.. back, 25.001. - • S ItOWElt BATHS, is 8110W.-Pumlessers of any ol- . 6., habea s. 1 tf......t.a.sofoLlil63.loll.,owdylitleltmeitTtheo:ll.,., c08..,,,,i1arit:,44.. MortMent of Shoat, and . Mgr Baths beast and general troomouitery. as Other for variety, novelty. Meaty of .• ...lune r , illitlagdp ; while the aria. are on th. t ' r. '' .2 it ki..,,,0 7; oe .„„„, h . cek•loratg-.1 for noon. Oboe . room contains. heddur to ;at It, t .at laa,i s any Moo.le , chine, be., In enormou. MEM, ao arranged In one 1.04 M, dee... ode ; 0,1; ari se Character, that patterns. Aie....e. and so to 80 per eant,under any other home wh• l•esp`e, Ju n e 7 & lallalto Portable shower Baths, von • .4. erbold. and oilier I :dee, from 7s. 6.1. each. I • oonductMe.tiolaw, bra-. force ramp R 4 y clolls luslatf:, 1..,,.,-,J, fr o m IN. Hand Shower I liar ist), aural,. ifhle Shower Bath. which. by the aid , la-. 11... Occupara, Mtn curtains comeete In , • deep: while in 1.. It holds three I at I, A July ; a y Maude, and not likely to ct t leroauhury; at japanned ca.c. Min. diameter. n and 0 o re a,,,,,,d for every article not sum • • da.ire, i.keepar im . na oar, rent ,Dar te.a. I'm- Lures 64 Cu y hp; - . R OWI.A N I) S' TOII,. aao.e.:, ',w t . Rowland. ala...w-eir OIL int ii I, at haarahau..e. beautlKlng the lansetu hair. Row, , Ma 11 .14 Wean, beautifying the Ain aid completion atm,. for proers Ina .4 heautlfy.n .aser, Jute 2k 21, spurious Motet,. ,r- sot. are offer • a royalty awl Lbe C •3 etulaillie departor . ml - W. M., 5 AK & motion. The 0.3 y genuine of ear osier. ma-entre tlat of the ankle on the a older, May 31 , 4 10. MM. larden, Lamas. and by .. W italls.ur-baila, lamer throughout the kingdom. 11-rhounl, Now roawlr to ho had , May ao at 2t,t Q I.lMlki E R LYS AWI - , Commanat.; eg, 1, -. 1 by Bell, Coe-wick, Dyce, It. • JuulleJulyl,at Townies& tit eaninevat,tc. Weyer iltoyi statuette .• El 4 0 ,• • urgott., Lutlibury, Belief illirl, Statuette I 4 0 I Earthea ware Salt cellar 0 3 9 kina a e !Vltava,* OM Decanters, each.. ... .3 3 0 morbau. Ct. Sol. Gilt \glue lassoes, tad. . 0 6 0 ~ elf. ai ut ,, te kt. Rola, water Glaeee, varlet& pekes • Shaving teat ant, June 2 & Jahr Broth lash .... ..... ... 0 1 0 Net, Weans.; eIL Unhand the Lion (Parasol 3 3 0 Dorothea (Bruno eel) Patine. ~,... „.... . . 2 2 0 s6et 1, a July 4, & fr 0.....r. Reptuno redtociltir Si)l. ,ousels.; (C. wig ...ver sad) Partan. -- . 1 7 0 *llwrinir children Taxan) 0 9 0 ' Top r, June 5 k ta. Bride a lobrtaml ilarlan. I 11 0 tut ad.row, %rag. . Just arrived from . cads. The SIIA VINO) POT. .. R. T he .v:Tox, CA s., 3 lficxrcir l7s 7. A .l l . v. E. : ,,,k T v ,.. : is dr : .. th :D.l : . o .abireo *Miry v ...., burg. & A; • The Art-Manufactures Circular. el Oft. eau., blank receipt of throe potartre 'tamps. fn.- d o D. Lit CULVEtt le 61.1. - • Oil WE I'll T V with Net Tabling - urtswieShetwast. Ay R. J. Cei.veawrix., 2*, reaa.tuat, I..m.amik 000TIRTS.-110ar to insure peer( • . allmorlosahlasalead aa night's rest. a door Waal. sad a a... the hatructlons herein ow taloa: • iii, Llia ve. lamoilE even to Use abet %battered comilt arnouat of phyrical bapplaan, and • run. Cur1m..0,1.0.4 life allotted to Olin. To le had or Sherwood, ott. P. • o.l.ack. Comae% lar To ; Mann. 39, Combat ; Nab, a, the author. 10. Mann plane, awe. t- m.. - ooldosa. (Ark mew. twf wra-tr.nbi - 151..rwe, E.., . Lasett,..l. ..,,,, ail LATEST Fa ENDS. it-let die. of ta. an PA LI ' The present Minister of and heal die. of la 74 is showing some disposi to e r's, Ne1e.10.10.93a. abuses practised by 11;6 tier-la a Saadi,. d Rollin. at talker's, Brawl& Among the do;rigs of t 1 'Bennett-bid We. d his provisional ministry, or t, ~$) Tronsy arta* the nomination of an in if U., lay 1 &madly, E one of the m•e-t tol au club, to be Yreka of the de. xnufaturia -lit clivel ri-st. Recurt has very uneertm7ei about, saint mertaatt son, by a telegraphic despat 's, to:tows:4. announced simpl) that M.'l' r.huuse, thslanusr. 015 new 10010 beteg, visional Prefect, and that Ii -ohm's, lowa...est It appears that the an hoer-let to. 0: a., ail Regnault to be Chief : - ..ter pool, bad Lerner-Dot ' Police has been unfounded, atatiower -Jae 15.1. . Yesterday a waggon w: sail,. %Lee altablal- loaded with six hart- Is of - a..e l ' J. Loberto &V, 3. J. Roberts, Lisa*, . to which these were rider , :: ' Ye -4 .bl', b 6 4 • 5• - A diately made, forty-four ca J. 1 mut r, Nommen& The number of troops o Angus, Catenet, pa. 45,000. Are boo, Emma -Am Pante, MAT 24.-New 1..... n. Jog' 2... at ine Mara Mee per (Ants., 691 ; Four-0..1. mid, Dundee, tau fra, Fivers, 1040, 133 i Do. 1512, 6.; , h Dundee. Ralf, - ; 31 p us Blanes. - Euler-son aT. Andean, Bonds, 31. Bank Mures, 1360; son, a J. Miller, amain actions. totheeter-tt. Mira al. RAILWATA.-Pavia and Orle •no, usher aJ. basher, Pin, Rouen and Havre, 110; Avignon .1.. Curlier aF. J. lir, ' tionrg and Bale, 57 50; Centre A' De.airet, 6. eamirte, lope, - ; Bordeaux, 397 50; N. Duke le J. Emmett, lire. araciod, Surrey-Ella NATIONAL ASSE. .. Esuuwer, Maachisar- e, lam:rehire-. & The alarming rep srte tit it Brath.rd, iodates-a. . f Falai, Bourb.m were not r• pe .11 -W. Lee & E. Mau 1 The report of the reaignati. levee -11. Mango/la . has owed wholly to be credi • aG. Mansfield, Usk ' , The number of troop* that • Darnell, tit J. 11. A. Ifig, E. Moseley, Hanley-1E reduced to the ordinary sum 'tug '. enoek, as mai The sitting was opened at is-A. Riley a 7. Hem with the presentation of a lost eruon, a J. Gill, !MEN of no general tub refit, nano n n-C. Rose aJ. Sonata which excited much attent.on. C. C. Towers, 1401.110, The PRESIDENT announ.ed win, A n.l.'nwirt, j0.,04. from the Prince de Joinvii .e ltristol-T. Introas a W. F C ity or *lemma another from the Dec de Se • he City of Glasgow rana refer to the committee of the d anon Company-B. Troa, • his family. -E. Watt* a W. hobawa, A great number of Voice dett's.build., lloit.zo-h was excited in all parts of tie .t. White, Chargsw, ao Ara The Passing:et' then clad n. at J. Broom, Na tat. from the Dukes of Nemours _.,...-- Joinville : B N CB.—Muli. Dom. au. M. M. le President, -The public • 6..,..0 sil.Nsa..l decree to exclude an altogethe • . • .on M sy v Amite . 0 which that project inspires us r. .• • cameo 0.. J ilaVata...l.3al bad imposed upon ourselve*. to e an ,r,-, 0 areal, Judi .. tirely patriotic, would have bi ox Ilan May3l u War I Jodi it proceeded, in its independen. c Caroline, Boston ; lmiga constitution, and we did not a oar IF; Penyard Park, Mtge/ 1 occupy it with the expremion of . pe. Gibraltar; Jul.,. ITII . We considered that, in quittit:g _ Eugene, J dim &La, Cis; path eli..nt, we tio-sished to ; ie WtheeSe. 0 ath; "WM. I arm inwiaion not to di-unite F a.. wendswerth, IRONS; with which ire accepted the api oal I; Ann, Egos; 11ntolall& We flattcr ourselves, thereto t, g, Lawless. (Veto; tads . repelling us who have alwau i 10111 p, Seville; ApoS. NW i profeasion*, whether naval or no ti daide Nantes; JAI Id ' The pr. jest of the decree, how Britantia. 0 lat. - Mil"' otherwise. and the moment cho A dta; AltwooA, Bawd.; . an ...initiation which we canoe' • Exempt from all peroonal or .bi. lull, ApdaehiCOla I 4 44114 4 tentative* of the nation, against i •• u, Alms; Templar, Maim our previous service.) and our F• n Veward, 61rgenti; Eel al Deign, Sir, to place this kite • Mains Highs I Rem , 6w. • receive the assurance of our hip. . • ( • ....a.m.. WAS'S PILLS. - TnE (,I , a , II lOC ALL DieI..,IIISCIDL e T 2.1.1 c President, -hieing been ifting4ualitim ot tills Inerli• news arrived here that a 6 gin iiii ering from :my aOr for Ito object the hanishmot arty subatet may vam'W: I territory, I could not juin .• or doe. LA which will *Mild ' my brother" addressed to •ua Idly restore them to Mewl , feel bound to declare to yea. • Kite and intallible, worth& timents therein expreased, soar I oia childhosi, or tumuli: Os to the National A-semble. Ito . i 'mane of my high cunaiderati , :. No observation awing mt. is M. WALDECK ROI:TEM • pollitien Of M. BILLAULT Ittr dition of the working clam a. inquiry is practicable; tl.tt ci7.__lturntilli.rudoo.g7istbkt'iso'arillillf:Vda,t4 Prbso3:::ool;rw'gl., lit, the wife of 0. R. Gill‹ , .. times to suffering*, are now p oh a fet h i re r, caust e. The report of th • • lon, o( a dau t thter. wk. of a ate. what ore the chic) (wees o t. are. the .I.c of O. ki gram% The Chamber restiv d t .a should develop it to-isiarr..e nit*, the wife of J. tretea The committee on furrier. a i Mr. J. M. Symlngton. of 1 proposed to recommt nd t. t continue to follow a cones c age, near Cocar-Angua Is wishes of the Assembly, oh c dr. nuncio Wela., of a see.' A fraternal agreement w th war, the wife of the Ker. as The reconstitution of Po .0 The lily ration of Italy. ES. al SA. John., 14nn . RaPS A discussion tit, u took, it, • eson, J. 31. Edwarth, ti4;!_, meet, which applied ditft e • uhter of the late 1.1. ~ Mime work our the notional wool itt. Doolittle. comsat. E. ila,r with Immo modi fi cations, by t4e, only *unit ilta 4.00 0 " examination. r un s Ldge, Ernmorta nu* sa b ie n Th lf Th i le te n e t tsh i s n i e ttiP o n f i' l lch d i w l l m . e h as l t t l te i e , t rinu ie h a e ic , r it o ' an G u, al at la u . . Ilartry, et. 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N•B't G ` stsi4 the first act in the royal .. enwusfneotglroi.il a nd illuminated. wum."f i h r ac o ite i h o ist t ide t wh withel: 0., Seth , third daughter of J • flazn Letters from Venice of t . Her. 0. Dayton, M.A., ~,,, :, i trheeta day b eb b y u f 0 rt. the a e k y o: . 3 LUC Rev J. Mena. owdm'''" f, David, fourth -on e Cobb. Vs+ troops in L=t Pancras Manr a • -- ' ' ' the 'led Ito Vienl .._--.--..........':•••....._, -.ars, ~,_t • 11.... v. t....... u. WV.. 400 me_ Y w INT, howe,t sat Is Losesue.orset. In w ere in our 1.0 t uted:l t ' ,. l7te:: : :: :l : • '% ll : : ::: : 74 Hb li er Ll4.l : ll:E447: t ..ll:":::::be'llisulsenh'":i Ail' -tt-IleAtraLeettilengagement-obeli ~ 1550 • with him on the subtret. After this it approved the leerrsil m hecse much dejected. The jury found that the * was comm itted during temporry insanity. NORTI a IIAMBTONsI ttItr. COMMISSION BY Tlllf IABUI) LIEUTENANT.-- J. B. Mosineell, E.g., to be captain in the Northamptonshire Regimeot of Militia. .1 fIM. PETERBOROUGH FAHMERs' CLUB, at their lual monthly meeting, discussed the notiation of "The prole time for applying farm-)ard manure " The following reso lution was agreed to :—" That all times are proper tor ap plying farm.yanl In .nurea, when the land is in a fit state to receive it, am! the manure itself in a state 01 fermentation ; and that it ahould be beetn in smaller quantities, and 11101, (resiliently ; but in rep to the toriiip crop, should he nji• plied an early in the pining as the hind will admit of it, cud in all cases ploughtil in as soon its possible." MIDDLESEX. CoMMlsnloN 111 lIE. I LIEUTENANT.—Sir J. N. M'Adam, Knt., to be dep .ty-lieutenant. Tim 1111.0CKADE OE TUE BALTIC PORTs, and the report that I) wish privateers are prow.iiig alsout, has driven between twenty and thirty vesuk 1.10 Ilorwich pet tor refuge and security. &ionic of them bound for Luburg and Bremen, finding they would not he allowed to proceed to their destination, put in there to await the course ,if t vents; while others, being liable to capture. came in tor shelter. At first it was determined by mime of the captains to lay up the vends, and endeavour to get the Crown 110 , 111. hut the statement that hostilities are likely II Ma 'determined them to wait a little longer Wore they adopt such a course. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. COMMISSIONS BY THY. LORD LIEUTENANT. - 11. Beauelerk, Eoj., to he c iptaiii, Lieut. LI. Smith to he cap tain,Cornet Vt . 11. Bonny to be lieutenant, and Cornet W. Isiveridge to be lieutenant in the tad ltegt. of Royal Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry. lION AI, ITALIAN OPERA.— I chef ,brurre, IA Favorite," woo iptoduced last evening at this theatre, for the lint time this season. It wan in many nip. cis a magnificent performance, but was injudicidniiously spunen outthe to an e normous length, it hi pust mght wh cur aim fell. The dramatic action was almost uniformly two slow, and its want of due rapidity of movement gave cold. news and heaviness to same of :he finest woes- With mar vellous had taste, moreover, a irrary divertiswinent of preposterous length was thrust into the second set, as if for the purpose of trying the patience of the audience, who sat in frozen silence till towards its villein sion, when hisses began to be audible A minute more end there would have been a storm of disapprobation. When the opera is repeated we h •pe the miring' merit will take the hint. Grist was admirable in Leonora, the in' cresting heroine. Iler acting of the part show, d the versatility it her pintos. It was full of svreetio a., simplicity, arid pathos. We have witnessed trw thi..cs more all, ring ham the elosiig scene, in which Le”norit dies or grief in her love.'s Anne. Sur did we ever hear her sing with more heauty of voice, finer 'attention, or orate, t loreodon. Maras singing, tai, was all that caiilil he de alt, ; but his acting fell far short of Grist's. In the great scene in which Farifinattei, in a transport of indignation at the deception and indignity put upon him, throws at the King's fret his di corai ion sad his ,word, Mario did not reach the height of passion demanded by the se 'ration, and produced little effect In the final scene d a he was more successful. Signor eurratli-Setti was, both r matteally and musically, a very inadequate representative of King Alphotiso. The part ought to have been performed by Tainhurint. K inns was dignified and impressive in the ehrracter of the aged priest. This opera contains the hest music 1) inizstti ever a rote, and we never before were.° fully sensible ofitsgreat merit The heautit sot do instrunientatool, often worthy of the greatest German mast. r., the artistic ingenuity of the concerted 'slices, and the grand or ,eves of harmony in the chorusew, were fully developed by this es• oillent performance ; and the opera, were the taults wit have pointed out removid, would be une of the most attractive - .tsars which this theatre has produced. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL CAM ORIDOE, MAY 23 —A tipttass TO THY (ICJ:VS.—The Vice-Chancellor hu in.ormeil the memlten ot the Senate that her Almelo') the Queen An appointed Wealutviduy, the Jist tad., at three o'clock, for receiving the adtirenii. TICIOVIIITI'M 11.511 w SCIPII.•IO.—J. J. S. Terogne, M A. (Incept.), of C o rpus Christ) Wiese, IL et-elsas Hebrew ; M. E. Suiller, 8.A., ,t. John's College, r cood4elsan Hahn. eeliehir. Alto the 1.1. don in g was deeterett to have pieced the enuntinettun %Oh redo F. H. It. Rnmudge, Gown& and CAillll GAM!. —I3InHoP OF DURHAM's PRIZES —Latin Ver , e: R. y, net., l'iliverea, Cull. —luttln Prose: .4 .4 et:Ler, oh., lluttlehrs 11511. NAVAL. Pitize Moxer.—Tne KlNUPlettglt AND Enll . lllli Laot night's Ga:ate girt* notice that an aceouot of the touceed• and of the tonnage bounty granted for the rapture of the brigantine !Agri., by the Kw/fisher, to company gob Uo l'Aptor, on t e 12th ut Mayen, IS ifi, will be delivered in the Kegiatry of the Ailminolty int the hot of June nest. --At-rsoo.—Notiee to a . given to the °Mem and company of the Aetaorn that a diotrlbution of the proceeds of the (them, c +lured on the ma May, Itlih, will be made et the Aloe of the agent, No. 10, Johaa.treet, Adelphi, on the Aoth May, 1414; and that the name will be recalled every Tuesday and Friday for three months to come. Proportions . Captain, 131. 4a. lid.; lot els" 31. 2e. Id.• 2n.1 chow, IL I: s. 3d.• 3rd el:ow, Ille. 71d.; 4th clam, 12a. NI.; ith class, 6a. 2id. ; 6th el:wa, 4a. lid. ; 7th dm" la Id. ILITAItY. The reserve belt., 44th Fnot, now at Cork, is to be held in resoin.as to proceed to Malta, there to join the Ist but. On its arri nal, the let halt. of the 97th Fan will proceed to Ifslira:. Nova Souls, there to relieve the let batt. 23rd Kent.. •hleb is to return borne. The IGth Foot, stationed in the lonian Islands. was at Snit to have stbeted the stove arrongement, but will now remain in the lonian lAards. The 19th Relit., under the commanded' Lieut.-I'ul. liar, etnburkiNl at Barbados. board the Ikunbity tampon, Inch April, and pooled on the 20th fur North America, thereto rebel's the 93rd Utahland Refit., which will return to this muds, Is the renew of the summer. SPORTING. EPSOITRACES—TuIIXDA.V. We observed in our sketch of the engagements that the entries dirt not quite come up to "concert pitch." The remark is particularly applicable to the One,. Stakes, in which no public horse made his appearance whose running can by any ingenuity be supposed to bass the slightest reference to the Derby nags. The racing having so little to attract, we must [ attribute the attendance yesterday—and it was moderate [ enough—to the conjuirt influence of fine weather, railway facilities, and the anxiety evinced amongst the thou sands interested in the Derby, either by direct specu lation or through the instrumentality of sweeps, to ascertain by personal ohs. rvatiun how the chances of their I fin cies stood affected in the " ring." We need not, therefore, call upon imaginations to make " much ado about nothing," A is enough to state that some of the races were run over a portion of the New Derby Course (the only novelty), and that the sport, it it lacked importance, cave quite up to the standard in quantity. It wax not brought to • close till half past six o'clock. Passing from the events of the day, we may devote a few lines to the fluctuations in the Derby betting. Some large sums were laid at evens on Surplice, who, at the dose of business, ap peared to have slightly the call of the fiehl. Glendower Red Nil Desperandurn were backed at 6 t t 1 each, and 10 to l was taken once or twice about Springy Jack. The layers, howeve were numerous and eager, and at the close his backers r, were two est. Shylnik, in the early part of the afternoon, was quoted at 10 to 1, and looked "suspicious." Various rumours were afloat—he had be' n coughing—was sold—would not run, &c.; a panic was the consequence, and he went by . rapid strides to 30 and 40 to 1, taken, however , by Kati Judges. It then trans pired that t c Duke of Rutland had consented to give It[binson up to ride for Lord Clifd.n ; on hearing which, Mr. Green, who had rehune 1 him in the I vent of his not being required by the duke, put in his claim. A long nego tiation ensued, and the result was that the Duke of Rut land's permis , ion was recalled; thus Robinson, alter all, will he on The Fiddler—at least, such ix the pre sent arrangement. Pending this discussion, Shyleek came up again with • rush, and those who had laid "0 and 40 to 1 had the mortificalon to see him baked at 10 and 12 to 1. This movement, follow in upon the scratching of the o rm ld fi of " Swiss Boy and Co g mpany" made nu s mall stir in the ring. The general prices un to six o'clock, the names of the probe!) , starters, riders, dec„ are Rte. n underneath. Wh , they th. re will be any more " deciarations" remains to be seen; but that Midi will be the ease is far from improbable. The racing commenced, shortly atter the appointed hour, with C RAV EN STAKEN of 10 POVI. retch, fir 3.ycnida, fiat BIB ; four, hat bulb; five, Mt 4b; Mn and aged, tint 1016. Last 1j mile of the New Derby Daum/. (6 sub.) Mr. Itiileo !be Cur (II. Belli 1 Mr. Jiihnottone*. Confederacy Lord Strathmore's Brucardo (Crouch 3 Run In 2 min. 14 mt. WOODCoTg STARRS of 10 11011. Slat, with 100 added, for 2-yr.otris; colts, Mt 611, ; liaise, Set 31b. T.Y.C. (2; ambit) 1 Mr. I'.i i net'. Ghosts (Na 2 l 3 Mr. Ilerbert'o c by Veniso n out of (Meow (P. sly Mr. B. Grern'it Abbot ol Meauz (F. Butler Hun in 1 min. 15 Pee. MANOR STAXE.B of 5 Rove. each, with 40 added ; for 3-yr olde, Got 101 h; four Mt 71b; flee, hot 121 b; oil and aged, Oot ; mares and gelding+ allowed Jib ; the wi;.ner to be 'old fur 300 .01. it de. minded, sec.; the opeond to nave hi* nuke. Heats. Loot IS nide of the New Derby Counts. (6 rub.) Mr. 1/aivon'ol he Magrst Ste G. Ile theme'o Mitchief. ... ....... .... (It. Sherwod) 1 2 2 Mr. Rodeo Bed Doe (Width) 3 3 dr Mr, Earn , Mim Nipper . - ............... .. .......(Dockeray) din ti For the nd heat Mew Nipper some In Oct by • bead, hut the joeley harms di...mounted before returning to the place of weighing .he was thotanceii, and rho brut given to Illiweltief. The scouted heat WOO won by a li riga., and the third by three kogtho. lloirrosi S - rasfis of 5 VaV4 ell,ll, wi - h 30 a-vu. added; 3.yr.01d0, cot bulb; four, Rot 4th; gee, MA Illb; via and aged, not I rib ; mares and gelding. allowed Mb. The winner to be rogit for IMI one. bleats, the luat mile and a quarter of the New Derby Goiania.. (10 oubi.) Mr. 'llganpoon'o Activity . (Prince) 1 0 3 I Mr. Price'. Leginnor lord Strathmore' , Tit-bit (Crouch 0 1 2 3 Mr. DriiikuliPo Widred (Ford 0 0 4dr Mr. Drewitt's rimnato Mr. Merry'. fby Lemnos! out of Abigail (J. Sharp 0 3dr Mr. HuoreyNi Embrace (0. Brown odr Mr. Ilargreave'o ViAliillll ( (V. ofttrtwright odr Mr. tool.- 2 Balebiri Sir Edmund Find 2 to I *rot Fiotiata. 4 to 1 age t Aluguil filly, and 5 to agot 'fit-trit; won by a length and half. second beat.- 7 to 4 agm Abigail filly, 3to I agst Tit-bit, and 3to I agot Activity; won by halt a length. - I bird Ite6 to 4 rigid Tit-tit, 3to I *got Activity, and 7 to 2 art Widred ; won by a head. Fourth hest. - 6to 4 on Titbit: won by two lengths. THE DEEBY. P1OBA111.1: MAXIM., WIWI,. lATF.ST ARTTINO, &C. Lord Clifilen'a Surplice venng. Kent Temp:cman E lord Cliiden'. Loudatone to I Mr. Payne'a rilenduwer W. Di ll y Nat l(t) Mr. J. U. Day% Nil Nape :madam J.Day,jun. A.Day 6p) 1(1) 7ENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 01.1) COURT.—fiefore the Recorder. Feuete Plcagocascr.—Mary Anise Taylor, aged 27, was in.licted for stealing half-a crown and other moneys, value 17i., from Mrs. Sarah Fisher.—The prosecutrie pot into one of the Blackwell and Chelsea omnibuses at Black well. The money which the prisoner was charged with stealing she had placed in her pocket, folded up in a small piece of paper. On the omnibus arriving at St. Paul's churchyard the prisoner got into it, took a *tat close to Mrs Fisher, and rather rudely threw a portion of her dress upon her, so as to hide the entrance to her pocket. The prisoner only proceeded as far as Bridge-street, and after she got out the prosecutrix missed her money, up in which 'he atm pod the omnibus, and went in pur suit. Prisoner wee taken into custody in Bridge-street. A gold watch and chain, live pounds in gold, and eighteen shillings in silver, among which was one half-crown, were found in the prisoner's possession, and the proeeeutria in her presence stated that there was a halterown among the money she was robbed of.—The jury after deliberating for a short time, touted the prisoner Guslty.—The Recorder in quired whether any information had been obtained respect ing the prisoner.--1 he city policeman who apprehended her said he had ascertained that she was the constant companion of swell mob thieves, and she was tried at Clerkenwell fur a robbery st a railway station, but was acqui'ted. She had tone by several names. — The Hi corder 'eked if it was at all sown how the gold coin came into her poseeesion I—The constable said it was no doubt the produce of some other robbery. The gold watch and chain were produced at the former trial.—The Recorder remark, el that the dress and stylish appearance of the prisoner formed part of the system of plunder.—The R. corder sentenced her to be transported for ten years.—Another case of rubbery terminated the preterit session. TIIIRD COURT.— Before Mr. Commitsr B, llock. EXTRAORDIN AMY ill os 1710 II - rianne Os6ortie was indict d tor stealing two gownsorabied at 135., and other things, the property of W. It Chetseman.—The wife of the prosecutor stated that during the summer of last year the prisoner came to board and lodge with them at Dalston. On the faith of false representations she remained with them seven months, and left without paying one farthing. During her stay prosecutrix bed occasion to pawn some silk gowne, shawls, and other valuable articles, the el uplicates of which were kept in a box, to which prisoner had access. As soon as she was gone, the duplicate* were missed, and the articles found to have been redeemed by the prisoner, of whom no traces could he obtained until about one month ago, when he was apprehended by Police constable Holland, in a miserable lodging in Keeton. The jury towel prisoner Guilly. lu answer to the court, Holland 1.81.1 he had ascertained her family connexions to lie go id, but why she was abandoned by them he could not learn. About :twelve months ago, she was a recipient of relief from Shoreditch parish ; and whilst so, attracted the attention of tome of the authorities by her superiority of manners and specious statements tomtit her IL:pet:twisty., adding that she was nearly allied to Earl Spen cer and Lord Middleton. They, in consequence, supported her in lodgings, and upon one occasion she hail the effrontery to request from some of the parochial authorities the loan of some plate and wax candles, as she expected his lordship would come and take tea with her. The request, however, was not complied with. She also became ac quainted with a gentleman named Lee tt, and he, Wit sing her to be what sho stated lice elf, introduced her to a jeweller nerved Eisenberg, from whom she obtaii.e.l a valu able gold watch, rings, and other articles of jewellery (all of which were immediately pawned). Rising h. r bill at fifteen days, and made pakahle at Mr. J. Osborne's, Crown•court, King's Bereh-walk, Temple, where it was subsequently found that she was not known.—The prisoner, who tainted several times during the trial, and seemed meet tearfully sgitated, continued ejacula.ing, " Oh, c hat would my dear husband say !" and begging for mercy.—She was ordered to be imprisoned twelve months, and kept to hard labour. EIVIEZZLPIII ENT —A DISSENTIENT JURY DDICIIA 11. l b Drake, 59. a coil, elms clerk, was indicted fur embi /sling 51. belonging to the Finsbury House Estate Company, for whom he was employed to cell. ct rents, receiving a COMMII• pion of 4 per cent. In Minch last he called on one of the tenants, named Miller, anti demandedwhich was subse quently paid to pewit,. r'e wife Mr. Miller now produced the receipt given to him by Mrs. Drakc—Mr. Thorn, secre tary to the company, stated that the prisoner hail not ac counted to him for the cash, and after the date of the receipt produced he hail repeatedly denied having received ate money.—Mr. Ballantine urged that hie clieut (the prisoner) was in circumstances of great distress, and when the money was p o d to the wife, the piverty she was surrounded with was so great that she could not resist the temptation its sudden possession afforded. and without her husband's knowledge she Applied it to the wants of her family. Th' Learned gewle eau submitted that, as the prisoner was not shown to ever have had the money in his possession, the case was not made out in point of law.—The Commissioner said, if the prisoner .!id know that his wife had received and spent the money, and then denied thatcould he ha not corns to a d received it, he was guilty.--*The jury retired, but verdict, nine being one way and three the other : the court, atter they had keen locked up five hours and a half, ordered them to be dismissed, and the prisoner was detained on I another charge. 4 *gat POLICE.—Y ESTERDAY. WORSHIP-STREET. THE MUNDEIt IN SPITAL PIELDOI.—F. Ilackat, alias The bottle conjurer," a young man of very abject appearance, who was described as • street juggler, was charged before Mr. Hawaii' on suspicion of having been Implicated, in the wilful murder of Henry Lazarus. The charge against the prisoner meted entirely upon the inculpatory statement of a half-witted vagrant nam ed Ch u t es s a vage, 18 years of ago, whose manner and 331