The Express. — London, England, 1851-02-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1851. 4 to secure them from the risks . of donee she tried to "creel the man. . The Hopwoode tm were by MARKETS. SAFFRON WALD'S, Feb. 8.-Wheat dull ale, 375. to 395. • Talavera, 435. per qr. • Barley, mann t, lower, 255. to 28a.; hrokers. We are manatees of eager to a great exteat wee constructed exp l. rest ru y tcy . P ne which they were en- at once acquittea, and e a. prisoners commit -- dithigrinding.l.3n. te 174. detuun Lea ; old, 292. Pass, 2th.; maple, ( . 1 'There are varienth deeeriptions of sugar. All appear to be partnership . and COTTON.-Livnarooe, Fee. 8.-The sales of cotton the one-tenths of the Woodeaves Cotton The jury found her Guilty. wood marketable stager, except No. 10. No doubt all should volved, or . might have been advieed they were involved, the court for perjury. tcod n ay are _earlaated c a .i t iltai ties, zits melt . of stout Ve a l) cisme. 306. that% lower, 100. to 17s. 6d. Snetrwsnoar, Feb. 8.-We bad a short supply of Wheat, fie lintight to the amount of the merchant except No. 10. by Barley, and Oats, at Ike day's market. *Mica met with a slow sae at We look tor all that belongs to us. For 3.5 years I have Mill b w ilees _ under their grandfather (Mr. Douala's) Ogan as then tried and also convicted, but the trial of had no reanon to find fault. I expiet the whole of me will. ho haa then been long dead. That that businesi Dawn was postponed until next semions, in consequence :::11 'm e lu deesaard ire:edice i . * eopedid' PsT ly of 7d. to 7.d. American Int week's prices; !sealant of good quality count sot be botetht at Di , sound Yearn. No. 10 is what is called " tinclayed Manilla. t very flourishing is shown by the petitioner's own of one of the witnesses being taken in labour, and conveyed was ao - f hhi If that out of 7,356 L, accumu- from the court in a cab whilst the trial wee proceeding. Gclum:ll with Frioay's ratm, pekes ef all kinds are full ; good or. lem motley ; mondery sorts quite °echelon (Lamy and middling American are • shade against tbe buyer. SHArrIMBURT, Feb. 8.-The supply of Wheat continues It enquires , a good deal more boiling. There is now a belle statements, or e new says g g agar d ut i es ,. hated before 1816, 5,133/. was passed tothe actount of John The Recorder said he would pass sentence on Parnell and MANCHESTER, Fen. 8.-There has been rather more Cooper, the father, on the 14 of January, 1816, to me! gan t 0 this * moming. bunnies done in -.6 printing nabs and in tbe lighter makes of 441-lach nag wan's prima, and mach remained unsold. The supply of Barley large, and oor marketer well attended. eusinen woe very flat, at . Coo-examined by Sir F. Kelly-I have had a great abirilnp, but pricea ehow a decline or 4:d. to 66. per piece on the was more than sallistent for the requir. meat. of the trate, the bust fattest pant attained at tbe comment,* meet of last month. The nem being very flat, teray supperung former terms. Malt was not many detainee with the dock company It isa had arisen to 3,0001, had in 1826, when the partner for 36 veers. thaee loan, and that the nubsequent accumulations, which in THE POLICE COURTS. comparative firmness of tbe Liverpool market for the last few &nye= mueb in request ; sad the inquiry fer other al ticks waa limited, awns had on One Orea•dolt to coMplain Of the dneks• . . this Twining, hat had • rater acradying slfect, bower, this morn- but prices WTI unheard. Wheat, white, 425. to 44e. ; red, 3en. Mr Strutt's see uitheence in the transfer of the - 6,133L, and very se Mum cornea te my knowlisl.4.• as broker ; I leave that ship expired, dwindled down to 2761. It is suggerted that 1 GUILDHALL. log, in the cluth marget, but yarns art yet, Sat. It would be dial. to 445. Earley, 17s. to 2Se. Beam, 30e. to 38s. Oats, 17a. to 19s. 00 the merchant. Wen India sugar Imes on the voyage. colt to say how ibuch .. prices lave decl nett since this thy Int week, Peet, 265. to 295. Malt, 325. to 365. per qr. Tans, Sa. to 7a. per to of Kr Douglas's will ; but the It i- not so with coffee end coma. I have eometimee re- thisubseci f b uent too lif the 3,0061., constituted a breach of COAL FRAVDs.-11eass A Irring end Brown were sum moned for sending out coals for delivery on the 30th of 00 ing la the trregulanty which prevails, but it cannot be ten than won. m oo; ap a , t o 30.„ oe mon. a iv. d parcel% mixed with dirt, which it would not I be , worth h tru . s h t o robs .m bili s ty s e i re o u hat r if th ... 6 . . over- Ig P- id. to Id. per lb. buyers seem disposed to watch the future maw January last, without • perfect weighing machine, contrary Of tbe marret, and are aria tiling to enter into large cootracta. In WARMINSTER, Feb. 8.-We had a large attendance at while peiyine the duty on. Those are denominate( rcumstanees could at this to the statute. oar market to-day and the supply of Wheat mu good. inferior *m inaret= the sales have been very lien throughout the entire week. - ' ' ~„1 . pies of Whoa were in little demand, At a &elute of 6d. to la per qr.; tisk. re • and " repacken." that those accumulation.; being trade profits vanished under I have neeired as small areas distance of time be fully investigated, it would be found Defendants, whose carman wale fined the day before, attri- In Pinang cloths awry ?intro as 10Ibs. or 1211*. .t the infiuence of trade lonea, and that Mr. Strait was in butes" the fault to the neglect of their own men. th, re bag been ve gn ry d e l l'i ntle tin h il ue ' in ' eso, "h t a h od e e tael ' ila frm p7ilbmc ahli iir e V a re -- 4 but best Wheat met a fair inquiry. The recond mid inferior samples of Sir E. Pollock-I supra it is the sante in mouneree ari i .0 wii . . - -•-• Barley sold readily and there wart no variation in mice. We de not iaacnve. In the latter goods, and in T cloths, however, menu- . .* . . ; e . . . . ea . e de . a e je, end it in low -de minimis non curet lea. yri sponeible for them as for a breach of tenet. Alderman Wilson said that, from w hat members of the coal trade who were fined on the previous day had eaid, it rumen alhe .r ladham d to press sales at a funny sedum reel" e ny 'Ren n i e ° i n the e n° a ' on t n r us . nu "' . it r ti• n and the gotta la Ern hands are comparatirely small, but little busied* doing. Prices: a heat, white, 4in.; red, Via m Winn* _ I b e lieve n o. I have ni eer wen anything to I presume the petitioner and his advisers do not suppose I ht M strutt to terry on the busineiss as trustee for , , appe and that there was scarcely a trude so bad in its deal- the t high mice ot Gotten having ditened producers generally to 425. Barley, 17s. to 20s. Oats, 172. to 20a. Beans, 261. te 39e. enenelsin of in the node of sampling, nor the quality ta. r. „ Was 325. Malt 52s to 565. r r Tares, ss. to 7a. per intr. as theirs. With such an acknowledgment, could he nom heaping up piles of goods, as w. tin case a couple of years Pra r s 3 Dr. 03 • • Pe /1 • the %Mee d wh n lows occurred, bear them him have vac , ived. If the owner of thin sutra was . to eonvert the childnn, and whe n profits were made set them aside a r rio e luxe - . for e n, an t exe • the defendants when they threw the blame on their since, when the pt ice of fair uplands c. atoll war Ild. per lb. The am butheL Flour, 28a, to 30n. per sack. it int,. mobiesea. it wnuld greedy de rld P. rr h Y m self. With dtu the-third breach of trust arising out of come of hanane Irma that quaver may be auto!. for India ;though abeat, and it wae in large supoy ; last week's quotations were barely - carmen ? The act of Parliament, however, very wiaely counts (rem the Brasile re raker more ceoursging, and Waal in- WINUIF.STER, Feb. 8.-We haul but a small demand for e , F rom 17 ". Gd. to 27 ' mi g ht r.asUaabil. IW "Pe" f" t the 1 of the 4;001. genemusly given by Mr. J. Strutt to provided that where the statute watt disregarded the master bowies in that trade me not wholly out ot the market), for tieruimy, maintained, and liminess continues in a depnweed state. Best Bailey should lie doubly liable, and subject to a penalty of 10L, o a a.. o g ootoot t o t o „ too , w e ., a... ia taw demand, and it maintaioed Its former value; inferior was dial. ei t r " „Lanes lalytaa o . , examined-I am of the firm nf Blythe his blether' , children, in February, 1823, the claim is, to say where the ran wa.. only liable to a fine of 5/. in order that cult te quit. oats are in a declining state ; and all other article@ WO 6 a we, of Lailio, sugar merehant•. The overdraw. the least, mod ungenerous, but it is Ils unfounded as un- Present pri, en i Wheat, white, Ow to 425. ; red, frays has ii hat hien s. nt to us fo? .tv 'tr seven rum I amnia The fund was eafely inveeted by the trustee , . JSt 3Dohe C . the petitioner's brother and a quiet market toelay, aod tails a minerate buena am been done. 3.5. to 404. Barley, 17s. to 264. Oahe, white, 19a. to 21a.; Wick; masters should be careful in their selection of ' serrate, and WOOLLEN CLOTIL-Leees, FEB. 8.-We have had ...„ .. t i„ . look after them with extra vigilance. Defendants were then Golds are decidedly meter than they vete; Sow together with the 162. to 18a. Beans, 30s. to 36a. Peas, Vis. to na. Malt, 545. to made an inquiry about them at the leindon Docks, and • • nett. • UN • near, Iligginan, 011 security of the Woodeaves farm, and ' that d ee d 20.. an d costa 6. have get them once. telt g leat i. the .t nta btkp litin . ti th h e ave en ge c nen t of ti c iy . . , bo u ltt their stack of gown fur Ste. per ar Foca 26a. to 30a. per sack. Tares, ss. to 6s. per Casesexamined - The y dill net tell me at the time that farm CODS SiOld in January, 1831, for 11,403/. ; and it aP - Messrs. Walton and Goarktad, coal merchants, were suns h an 11 the petitioner's 'own statement, that deeds were the trade In the elate a o kti, ' . ' ' mooed for delivering coals without any weights at all babe ' There have been several ot the atore importandamen In the Mite' put the sugar into the washed tars, I have a brio er Pe y then excepted, dated the 7th and Bth days of January, They alleged that they contracted with a carman who had town 'beg week, connquently the &mime in lac wanaman bat twen WIsBECIf Feb. 8.-The supply of Wheat has fallen off in tito Wcat India Ducks. I ut 1831, whereby, after reciting the whole history of the two already been fined for this offence, far all their cartage, and of a cansidea ably unplowed charge er. coraiderably ' two net markets, and of i other era n the quartity • Ile-esamin , d-They w ere eampling my mar when p trustn-that ot 1781, and that of 18'23-and then...dim of did not consider themselves responsible. They were, how- is also small._ The best dry Wheat makes last week's pekes, whilst o LINEN.-13El.reee, FEB. 7.-Sinee our last considerable the ed.the and bad-oanditioned manic. amen sell w well. Mk - the questinn as to wheth, r tbey returned the thmplinge ; the partnership of Mateheta Comer and Co., in 1826, and ever, fined 20s. and costs 6s. and Beans as before. Wheat, old, white, 42.• to 44A; extra, 465. Amato I Goodwyn, "unlined -1 have been eight nese u n t treeing what had become of the intereeta of the several John Knenek, caravan to Messrs. Green, Son, and Jones, ent han been produced tit the tease by the eiteumstanee that a e a lcn i c iCr ' ot the - iou bm base au altered their rates of dia. per qr. • red, 40a. to 425.• extra, Ma; new, white, 315. to 425. ; ift • oar t ire of the Doek Company, end left them sho . . tereated in that partnership, including the whole who were Gerd the day before, and George !teem, carman extra, 4 7 3..; red. SOa. to a.. ; intr.. 41s. Oats, old, ild. to ind. per • T g„. pi mins in count on aa• to cause an advauce of fuUy 3d. per bundle en eight month. lem. I was, clerk in the areountant . a a the Conper femily, it was stated that out cf that 11,4031. to Mr. John James and Henry Thompson, who had also is:Ay - all numbsrs. Tbus charge is regiudial to have born precipitate, „. • ' stone • new 6.d. to ed. Beane, old, Ws. to 30e. per qr.; DCW, 255. to - nage amounts were entered in a hook, w hid% waa le nen , . 1.000/. was paid to J. Strutt as trustee under the deed of ... been fined, were summoned for similar offences. Knuckle and an Immo ion prevail. Unat a "mous reaction must inevitably `'‘_•_. Al n warehouse sweepiners." I don't think there Pert any 17/41, 4,0001. to J. Strata John Douglas Cooper, and Illin was fined 10s. and costs 64., for nut taking out the proper take place in the manufacturing districts, eh- add the advance be a ORC . , r.srin Feb. 8.-There was a fair supply of Wheat at ie instructions in the book, but I had iintructions to keep the gingen, ender the deed of Iti23, and the balance, 3,403 t, to number of weights, and Reeves was fined 20., and ea costs "tally hunted on. wob this comp ion, the business of the week marlet tu-day, and the trade ruled dull, at rather under the currency • 'O, es not require any special mune. Large aim of yarns are mill af tlds dei ee'rthisht toe all descriptiona; We had less Barley offer. 1• 1 b." " ' d ‘' The! wo re wri"en wn a ‘b° et "Y " Per* A 0 • l'ff t membere of the Cooper family, in whom the • ii I I Peen . for taking out weights deficient to the extent of 311bs. being effected, al din the cleth warketa the tanned las ps fully equal Mg, aed all descriptions were quite as dear. More doing iu Oats, at dip was ant up to mi. from the wanbouse. It tont:Linea Woodeana prorrty appeare to have been vested in certain 77annicre Webb, earman and coal merchant, and Williams to the supply. lu Baliyanna, on Saturday. opinions and neaten former prices. Beam only taken in retail, and the sante remark ay. t Go. separate weiebta from which I made aut the accounts. s „,, t e propertione. 1., pto this point, then, there appear; no Taylor, carman to Mesas. Sharp and Co., failed to appear boaght large.y on speeulation.-Barmer of Ulster, ilies to Pees. . il 3 Pane the Pane* t" Mr- IleekrY• E ree7 hnl7•7- ' ground for suppaing any breach of trust by either Mr. YORE, Feb. 8.-We have a large supply of grain at this a to their second summonses and steps will be taken to eons- HARDWARE.-HiantlinllAM, FEn. 8.-Trade here in 11 ..,,,,, P r ' n es ",,r so r! t a s ' r 5 , 5 ,,,, i ,.. m : T I a l = 2'7: i di 'l ini'"l 'k,m l ,k r ",,t l Mean, Or Meagre. Stnltt, Douglas, and Higginson. The . day's marteL Wheat has met e slow sale, at barely last week's c 1 their attendance. ' all its remelts moo lases in • most &miaow; state; at all the lean --- 0 „., 0 e ,,, -- - ..,... t ," -- ~,- , 11- „ „- „ o " , , -- T - j:„... - -.-„. j h - ,, h n a. -r- n r - ,;h r,,h - trust funds were afe and in the hands of the trustees. l w - . . price. Fine ululate.. of Barley command full prices, but middling c f M I • d B on I. name the carman o . elan. ning an rowne cilia miUtutaelotte, they ate full of order., and at a good many of -- - % --. 1 --- '''' -- -'` -- -- - ..- - But, it may be said, what became of those funds after- a .. fined s e . rather lower. Oats same isnot week. In ans Is. per qr. lower. In 0 sing e cult art tg ta. Thomas Free- th, m the men are sest kin overtime, and earning • great deal of .i for at • dfi• • t •• h other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, per imp. qr.. eos. to c a d I hose leen sees ing. This book contain. the wet an ry - wenn ? The answer is obviouta It appears by the pe man, of Earl-street, Illankfrian; John Barton, 79, Gorwell- money; the .ano• may be mid f the seam. eh, edea c ki, ~t m a k,,,,a -- - ' - ------ - -' - -'- -- - - -42 a. • red, 365. to SW [Meer, malting, 23a. to 255. • minding, 20s. c wrapin] , nnd the Mark duff. From November. 1812, to titiener's own statement that from 18'26 (when the street ; Thomas White, of Dovrgate-whurf, and B. Duce, the "' WI " , '" Aumli g" . " /Aye °et Mew th bm, kw meW T y ews " the y to 21.. thaws He to 20s. halt, 50s. to Hsu oa4, pee atone of C May, 1819, the company realised by their sweepings - forty „ tho years' partnership expired) down to March, 1831, his manna ; Messrs. Sasaki and Cult, of Baltie-wharl, nue are; the ora, no in the names for the taport ramie are rery lam lalb., 04. to 6.41. Flour, per sash of 2401 th in. to Ms. It Sa F. Theehrer them read the following .-10 half-yea"- Lieut. Cooper had heen a sleeping partner in the cotton K i I d d Samuel Green, their carman, for similar - figs an , an these are fur the best Marathons of goon, which were foretell; amnufactuted almost excemisely tor the bone tram, but which are Dr libtzt, Feb. 7.-We had rather a dull market G WI . 17 ' . 1 . 1 " - p i ' ada . 3 . 1191. 11 ' 7d a 111°1 10 '• 2d . mill benne..., which had been carried on by John Douglas offencea, were fined 'ffh. and costs. J. J. 11. Thompson, of aew ea much somtht alter by t. winners as they did tonnerly atier to.day. Wheat, oats, and grinding barley were sold at about the cur- E 11.9.111 le &1., vartt 44. na., 3,2071. 17s. M., 1,2151 42.6 d., Cooper, his brother, and himeelf, at Woodeaves Mill, in Dundee-wharf, Wapping, and G. Beeres, his carman, were the counues.estratekapreduced. rendes ot Tuesday last ; visiting barley being scarce obtained an ad- l 31,1 - . 1 a,. 54..3,6W1L1ge.311.. 3,1011.118.9d.,2,2401.18e. ed., partnership, and that partnership had become bankrupt, fined 40s lik .on • e charge. James Sharp, Oak-lane, Lime- CORN.-Aanovint, Feb. 8.-A good apply of 'Wheat, . per WI. White wheat, 21s. to 245. 6d.; red ditto, 19s. 1 to 2n. Vd.rbail 1 9d. fis 9d. 10a. 3d • paned, 1 ey, Illa to 4a ; eats, . to .. n* - 11,94"1 * 1 1 . l 1 d • 71131 16g. H . Three weee ths ma " winch and a commisnion had issued against the two brothers in . .- - - now, with .1. Taylor, his carman, were tined 61. for send- met bet arias prices were fully maintained; but cuwere only effected Sia. to Waver brl.; oatmeal, lea. &L to Ils. 6d.; second flour, II& 6d. 1 wire a .dowd Is ' y the dock company. . March, 1831. The proceedings were produced before me, t ing out coals without the proper weighing machine ; Messrs. saes to supply immediate wants. We cannot note any iniprov.nsent to 1511. per cwt.; ladian earn, 29a. to 334. per 480 BM. i - lc), wino.. under examination naid thme figure% n end it appeand by the solicitor's bill, filed amongst them, Green, Son, oad Jodes, of Regent . * Canal, City Basin, 40s. in tbe demand for Itarld, end prices reamin nominally unaltered. Rh Feb. 7.-Much at h fallen since our last, and 3 thon d Ili.- black auff. limy include the whole of the that the embraces and their snlicitors inquired mist care- The supply was large. In Ows tittle doing, and the tura lower. ...Cc) for • like offence. = ' d : th roue ly ral a :d therewith ' as to completely nrolits. The black stuff was ant away without poyino fully into the train/anions of 1831, and the Strutt family MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Bans and Peas excited little lineation, and pi Ices unearned. Wheat, me - mm w m ° - 6 - sett " .„„_ put a stop to any sgricultural operations. Owing to the very dull ; duty. Thet book gives the amount of ;seamy that km been :and their solicitor furnished every neeeseary information, ~. „ aMB 11.1. CENT AFFILIATION APPLICATION AGAINST A 33 ''' t° 4 ' s ' l ' er gr " 15 '' ' ''' lie ' w 25. "' (1"; 134. t. 1114. Be-. stains num the Eigliah aide, the trade here, which last week showed y receive& ~.. and redone' all neceseary documents to matisfy the ahe to ne. Pe" 272. tu Ws. Malt, 325. lo 56e. Tares, ss. to ihr. NORLEMAN.-The nobleman against whom an affiliation pey bushel. Dour Ws. to *super melt earns err ptoras of revival and Improvement, bag again become Crw**-' "'mined -M7 1147 Was 2?". a week• I slid "'"'"' enigmas. The imagines appenr to have been satisfied, . db M IT b h d .. t • f• • 'w e . - * &premed and lenguld in the extreme, and prices of all dm:rip:tons ft summous was maw y- r. ing am, on t e epos, ion o ov LtisRUKY, e co. eh-An average supply, but no alters- of grain manifested • downward tendency. Under tbe eiresnurtenees !,1 from, in •trnctions I Was disdred to ki•rp the book to which and the probability is. that the inquiry then made clearly a country girl and her witness, is the Earl of Stamford. It tion from last in- at, the millers MI cutnamin to the monition, and it is impossible to effort sales except at prices which Modem are not p I allude " teiell i f reiente ' In em ' e q u ' in.°. °7 9 "" elm. "' showed that all the interests of Lieut. Cooper, whatever they in understood that his lordship not only denies being the only buy from band tomonth. Winat, 81. to 101. ISs. per load of I willin ma fium ' -nal f Whe h tak gtO OU__it to. • lir. lei orcarn a ave ea p satinn I had with my fillow clerks. I tnok out the accounts might have been, hie interest under the deed of 1781, his - . . miner out also that he ever had any intercourse with the qrs. barley, 19s. to 2ale. per qr. Latta, 16e. to 226. Beam, ths. place during the week, and • considerable quantity of the article h. p fs., aar wh et their amount was. I t want sin or right months interest under the will of Mr. Douglas, and his intereet - mraraae ' r of the child. te 245. Peas, 26e. to 3.5. been entered for home commotion. The supply of home grain is T kefipre I made up ths• arraunte which I gave Sir F. Then- under the gift of 1823, including those he derived by repre- DARIN° Ronarev.-Edwin Jackson was charged with BATH, Feb. 8.-We had a good suppl of ai at this wait the receipts toe the week y grai being i Wheat, 171 brill. • Barley, y SM. it was wen , time after I left the dock. that I first sentation from the deceased memben of his family, were stealing a basket of sponges from the shop of Mr. Aaron day's market. TI e trade email, at lest wees's quotation. ntan, ; Osts, 4,7n0. Oats have receded in nine 3d. tu 4d per'brl., and a triTarnunietteit with the Ceetorns. 1 cannot eny haw lung. „ either pledged to individual creditors before his bankruptcy, Todd Page, hairdresser. 31, Pall-mall. BEDI'DitD, Feb. 8.-There was again a plentifully Wheat and Barley nre cheaper also. Owine to tbe causes already supply tomacted we bare no business pawing in Wheat, the tendency of 1 have ion had a penny (rem the Custemn. 1 I -.-°4 I " .e° or realised under it. It is unreasonable to suppose that the Mr. P al bo ' I k th .• • of Cure of every aleriptioa,mal age sai •ut Seven 0e Oe e Idea ious evening relnem the urn° wk. , wee°. which is decidedly downward. Of Barley sod Oats the game may te , ate what Aldine I performed. I told them and gave them invedigation then made was other than full and satis be missed a basket of sponges from a stool in the shop, and Wheels from 1 ". to Ille. Per = Bathe, its. to 3 4 ,1 * Per 9r. asid. We quote the value of the latter 9s. 6d. per barrel, free on r . the Medan dam. That dor* not inelude the expense 4 garenry. There were ample funds to pay for inquiry, for he immediatel t tto look after it. Seeing the pri y Wen ou Oats, 144. to Ms. Peas, 17a. to Ile. par load. Beane, 13s. tu Tes. board, but we have not heard of higher offers having been mode than collictinu and p ini-ls. The books were not put into my the entate paid upwards of 7s. in the pound, and, therefore, tenet makin b dl • d • Ch t st t °ever seed " s " ° sj. Per °at ' gup a un eus • oorway in ar en ree , 96. The Flour trade continues very dull, and the sake passing are hand in an official way. it is proMble that the inquiry was an active one. But, if and being certain that the bundle, from its shape, contained Braatea, Feb. 8.-Our market to-day was well attended, merely to seemly present waste. Coarse deariptione e are in fair fte-eeasnined -These are matters on which duty ha been it were not eo, and further inquiry were now neceesary nom hc went uo to him and charged him with the theft wee • fair quantity of gran offering ; sales dull, at lower prices. request. The Mann Pulling in Indian Cnal la Or th ma retad hil if we base an ch. In rice* it is in favour of paid the proper course would be, not to ask me to compel the ' 71)--."--.. h . hb di d p ' KLANDPORD, Feb. 8.-The value of Wheat was rather a bgeee e . tee , i n---e i 7 ° lg e P c prumner t rew down t e un ean ran away. ni -1 t bring then close on six o'clock tbe court was adjourned. meigneen to allow the use of their names as plaintitfs senator followed, calling out " Stop thief!" and the priso. t u n lemur of the buyer. The supply was good, but the demand Mc- WTTLIK.Fi;IiD Feb. 8.-We have had this week another ---- in a Chancery suit, but to ask me to summon the nee wee taken into custody by the pollee. The sponges or' hat Inferior ratophs made M. per qr. camper. .I.We, was well ,__ '. _, ~,,to t. which. added to the ow , tepee . tr . En t e trade was very dull ; best qualdies maintained '''',. ill ttP u tt .1.." ( lOU ItT OF BANKRUPTCY.-SeTCaDAT. proper members of the Strett family, or their solicitor, rth bo t 41 n were wo au . ' floe ° r l'att b h ut inf erior samp.e• wers the turn cheaper. thits ...., ''"° e°° ''''' ble Sepmainn in our market for thia pain. to produce all the dente which were executed i - - - P bow Ter have been au ted for all fine ualities, while in- Police constable John Cock, A 304, said he heard the cry imantained former ram, and the same may be said of ali utber arth _thee , . e • , A 1 P ar 1,1 , 1 t g H I la itb 'Maas Kn. Cemmentema Zara 1831, and, with tho aid of thaw documents, woo pa,. to 40, s o k,. m a to as s. o oto. t a e verlot uereriplMal , eOtat- On.) -- Po._ a. ower w ra ea. ar ey W Or Shout of stop thief, and went in pursuit of the prisoner, and elm of emir'. Ire lee C°olMlt AND CoOPIHL-IMPORTANT JUDGMENT. investigate the ease afresh. The present pmeeeding, captured him. In his hat was a piece of sponge, and to les. Kane, 30. to 365. Piss, 661. to teth matt, me. to Ms. :;t r ean g e l e:." l ,',.'r na m :4 l 7: i r a ." p, l n :::.` T h g ni oas , e n,,l . , 3 , co r y e l l .. p „ flin Homer gave judgment in thie eine as Pollees s--Thie therefore, is altogether misconceived, and I feel that another piece was in his pocket. The basket was found in M I tlr' flour, 21s. to 2es. per sack. 9 . . barren Indian Corn goes steadily into consumpuon at the prices of ie a mod estreordinary caw. It has been. I undentand, it is my painful duty to dismiss this petition with costs. It St. Jamesaesquare. BOSTON, Feb. 8.-We have had a small show of Wheat tat week. Flour, course q Ines sell freely at full prices tor hoine before Vire•Cheneellor Knight Bruce, sitting in Bank- i. due to the memory of the late Mr. Strutt, who is charged ....._ • , •A 1 ' • A 1 ...1r _at Market toclay, chiefly interior, which Met a dull rale, et about consumption ; but oupera t a " o: we difficult of sale. Imports this i ac preiOner Sam we Irea innocent, eMet tee Wel Gamy COM ruptee, .and before the Lord Chancellor ; both of whom with these breaches of trust, and who died in 1844, to ob- vaned. Wednesday's Flees. Dahill rent samples ditlicult to quit. Beans, week : %beat, 6,436 qrs.. ludian Corn, 914 ; Flour, 195 packs. di'el/orm'd D/r/ 44 / .14 " . / end n on it e"re e e I . 4 "r e me. a 3 serve that, beside.; retaking the kind and careful provision '''" LAMBETH. small show, at about former cares. Oats very little doing. Wheat, Esparta this wen : Barley, 3 barrels; Otte, 8,532; Moue, 1,909 red, Ka to No; white, als. Beam, 22a. to 25e. cd. Oats, lla. to wake; Own:mai, 373 cwt.. lonia the primary jurielit.tion under the Bankrupt Law for Lieutenant Cooper, which he did in 1823, a provision ConsolidatMo Act of 1619. It is a petition hy a Lii.uttriant c. fully framed to protect hien from utter destitution, if hie GRAND JURIF.S AND INFORMEMS.-2iir. Oames applica - ssi Ise. fal. per qr. KIRKCALDY, Feb. 8.-The weather continues of the same ' (hater, who wm adjudged lisnitrupt in IWO. praying that being involved in the liabilities of the Woodeaves cotton hail on behalf of Mr CANTIIItIiVRT Feb. 8.-Our market was lar el •su lied mild chmacter aa of late and although we bare oceastOaal slight to the Hon. G. C. Norton to accept . . . . $ 3 . PP bi , may have leave to file a bill or claim in Chancery, to s*. inn business, under Mr. Douglas's will, should JAI% Clarke, his client, to appear at the next setaion to be 1 I ' I• b • im fited b Leavy with a heat, but there wim a very dull rale, tbs price lower, from rests, they never mt. over two au Olds at a t e, oow y White Wheat, new, Us. to 4154; brown, 306. to rain. At our country markets this week the supplies of all kinds of enforce the due performance of severe' troth, vested brunt hem to bankruptcy, Mr. Strutt also left him an annuity he count of Surrey to answer to an indict- la- a 2 c. Per ( 1 , . holden for t y , , Ow Barley, old, 225. to 2as. Oen, new, I Is. to In. Bane, new, grain were much trained ; the dernand was languid, still no &batm an the late Mr. Jumada Strutt, in which trent* the of 601. a year by his will. ment for causing a common nuisance. Ms. to As. mint could be obnined on last week's prices. Bete, to-day, we had Mr. Games stated that, on the Bth of hat month, a writ petitioner allege" he has an interest, became, if duly p,i t i ou di im i . ,, s ,,d accor di ng l y. CARLISLE Feb. 8.-There was about an average supply I°°4 "PP lie° °tali kang of V IM ' Wei s3ow ; W e " rthelem . we en ' enfereed. there would he such • sum canine to his we of action, in her Majesty's Court of Exchenuer, named at _ . ' - , not quote sny change in prices. Wheat, Ms. togimeid. per gr. Barley, of gram at our market to-day, which wild at prces much the same kO . Ira. tO 231 Oats, les. t 4. toles. 6d. Oatmeal, per bag of kOlte., signer., for principal and intenet, as would pay all the instance of Solomon Jaeobe, of No. 2, V. cbber-row, to fee .0. les past. Wheat, being much out of condition, caused " 26a to 275. his debts, and leave him • roneiderable surplus. INSOLVENT DEBTOR'S COURT.-StmumT. recover penultien amounting to 209/. for permittine music 4. o .l._n or na. a s srma, I might dispow of the ease perhaps, by saying, that upon e alll 11411 MATTE& OF JOHN THOMAS BEMETT.-A DELI- and dancing without a licence. To this writ, which was COLettesTea, Feb. 8.-The supply of Wheat, for the BREAD.-Fee.B.-The prices of Wheaten Bread in the the petitioner's own Arming the peeper persons to file a CATS INTRaTIOATION.-E.24 MISSIT OF Dox MIOURL. taken out for a certain purpose, and th e alum brought time of year, in tulpreccdentedly small. thy quinines cannot be Metropolit are from 7d. to 70.; of hatmehold ditto, kl. tu tild. per Lill or elitist would be his Dothan, and that I, sitting in on it, • plea had been entered, and the parties to it called cheaper ; damp ecarcely resliss last week's rates. Barley is in Wh. lad. ibeehruptey, have no power to compel the Court of Chan. This insoleent, known as "Captain ftenett," was opposed having, no doubt, been foiled in their object, evidently good supply ; secondary qualities are • dell sale. l'rioes are nomi. -.- permit him to sue on rights which, if they cant at by Mr. Seafood, and sup_purted by Mr. Cooke. The Cabe that of extortion, retorted to the present mode of " trying 7 sae unaltered. Beans bad Peas do not vary. POULTRY, &c.-NEIVO.S.TE AND LEADENIIALL, FEII. 8. 72. to - nom in his magnets. But I will not punue that occupied several houra The ineoleent had been in the see - it on "in another shape ; but he (Mr. Games) had no GLoUcEsTEIe, Feb. 8.-At our market this day there was , alt -Turk, ys, 42. Od. to 10s. ; wen 4s. to 7a; ducks, Is. 6d. to 22.6 d.; • course, Unmoor hi. might then shift bin ground, and pray Cite of Don Miguel, and had brought an action against the doubt they, the parties to this fresh attempt at extortion, a fair supply of Legliali Wheat, which sold steadily at Litt week's tame rabbn, Is. &I. ro laid., wid du, Bd. to 16.0 d.; pigeons, In. to • ditto in foreign few trimactlona were reported, and no alteration is,: mania, PIP, ea fed- WA.. cub; SuorcY fo oo s o e. to 0 .. . , that I wuuld canape I the- aoignen to allow thisin the use of Peninsular and Oriental Steam Compsny tor refusing him would find thermelvee equally at fault, and foiled. Din Fri". . _, , 3 . ~., 3 ... ,___,,„„ foo ,. a .. to 3 .. ~.,, _,_. The • is made In quotations. Spring Cara without change in value the Manna •aw to * their mare in Chancery. ke Wane a pentane. indemnit7 • .• to Gibraltar, and recovered 2001. damages. appointed ou finding that the matter had not been compro- ad . taana continuing . „ nation scale. goi , fine man „ de iee * . toe Eng; ia, eau ; em ; ; 'troth d z . :a - ee.; It 'Ll d ... se 1 ff...7.7 . 7; ;; to th es . at cost.. Had his petition have athed this proem wen new Pending in the House of Lorde• In mend, a bill of indictment was Prepared . , and ant before the masa, ta obtainable for immeditte consaraptian. The amber Ge 'head.; leverets, 2s. to 2a. 9d.; grow, Is. ett. ta 2s. 3d.; partridges, relief it would hasi. been right in film, and I will therefore the course of the case the inalvent said he had spent about grandjury at the Newington &anon, in which Mr. Clark, and sand s imports ot the week ending Fax • ; when, manwtse, la 3d. to le. 91.; pkeasaitts, b. fee. to sn ; teal, ea. to la.; saimes, . drat with the matter in if the petition hail so preyed. As- SOOl. of his money in the British Amociation for the Irish who keeps an equertnan circus in the Lower Menai ; Mrs. 160 qrs.; foreign, 4,467 ; Oat., Ineb, 1,560. 6d. tu ad.; wild Make, Bd. to Is. btL; enlgeols. la to K. i Plovers, . fel. tn Is. Ila. • woodcock., Twin. to Se. each. mania that such had le t n the prayer of the petition, a plate., On b r i ng m a te d h o e, h e got the money, he said Potter, who basin exhibition in the eame building ; and GUILDFOII.O, Feb. 8.-Our market was not largely sup- FisFt.__VILLINOSOATE FEB. 8.-Turbots, 4s. to Ils. ; qaestion. not or late. Ind of dieeretion, would have by his " profesion ''as a mariner, but he refused to give Henry Dunbar, a servant la their employ ; were charged with plied with Wheat; fine qualities alone wen In demand, anti them . d.k . t . od.; ede oh. ,',.. o ... tot . ; oo te.o . 2 .. ed. per presented illaa-11 . rot consideration- ought I, or ought further evidence on the subject, as he might be liable to a conunon nuisance. The names of the witnesees to the iu- were quickly cleared, Man Advance et le. per qr., bea sammes mak. p.n. , eedd.. .... ed. ed le ed. ., ; edeedere; ;dd. ed es. pee dd..; I not, to thiatimi the pimpowil suit, thr decision penaltiea dietment were William Howe, of No. 2, Webber-street, iag 4 B• ; red. 4-24. Berle, oed other gran as before. whitings, n. 64. to 6s. &I. per 14; eels, 6d. to Is. per lb.; lobsters, la. of whith depends upon the eircum.tance. of the caw. Mr. Cooke, his own counsel, advised him to answer. Blackfriars-road, and Thomas Roo Caunsell t whose address Ilminvoau, Feb. 8.-There was but a small attendance ay, tan. ; end. ad. to 2a, eseb ; bertha" Sa. to 4, period. tyystere, They are very complicated and immi•what loon/ slated. The insolvent still demurred, and was allowed to consult did not appear, and the grand jury, on their testimony, at this day's market, but the show Miasmata wae equal to the warts common, 6.. to In. per bushel; smelts, Is. Od. to Es. 0 , 1. per dox.; The substane.., bowie's, WPM to be this-In 17i 1, on the his counsel in private. He then said he got the money from found the bill a true bill, and in doing so conceived, from alAsth s. i p l p / t e Inn i ltr . S , 7 t l ,.. ds t alersi end lie r e eg ee ; e l .eecri e T. talon :i t i w ant WIL l i n e el salt ka, 2d. to 3d. pm lb.; @plats, la 6d. to 3s. per lamb . iltarritge a Mr. and Mre. Cooper, the petitioner's father the late king of Portugal. the testimony laid before them, that the offence was one for l'"" WU • fair Y ..ale. In Barley, Oat, and other spring corn not much TAOA.NROO, DEC. 31, 18.50. and mother, 4,000/. an vested tio two trustees, Kra Doug. Mr. commissioner mops asked him whom he meant- which the parties should be put upon their trial,. To give doing, at the rates cement Leg week. Prices : W p ee buthe ‘ You will find annexed a note of this year's exportation his, tho mother of Mrs. ("tower, and rine Brown. upou ter- there were so many now-a-days. his worship some idea of the parties to this proceeding, he 4a. 64. to 41. Rd. Harley, 24. ed. to 2..11d. tiats, It es s to sa. al. • nein trans, ths benefit of wine+, in the event*, whieh hap- The insolvent said he meant Don Miguel. He was cm- (Mr. Games) begged to say that from inquines he had made Beans, 31. OW to aa, lud.; foreign, is. Ca Inas. ts. * 9d. to ea; _ . from the several porn of the tas of Azoff, compared with that of lad y le is More ceesiderable than might have been expected, con pened, eentn dto sonie entent at least iii the petitioner as ployed by him, and for " services " rendered he paid him about the witness Howe he entertained he alei the same white, bailers, 26. Ild. to is. 106. lidding the sumeasion of bad harvests we have had, and the scarcity one of the six elaililn-n of the marriage. Brown died, the money. person who had voluntee ' red his evidence against the noto- Mantua), Feb. 8.-The market to-day for the beet sam- of produce. 'The quantity of wheat dapped is very nearly tat ofan lea; ing DusaTlas avirvit Mg. Dwain died in 1706. Her Mr. Comminioner Phillips Paid the insolvent hail made a nous murderer Rush, anti whose testimony even isn that elm of Wheat gulags dear; ink-nor parcels lower. Barley, except i ke rv e year, sad ...mat or unsew4 a lmon a n wirp tar mon of , preinial repnaentetier ass the late Mr. Joseph Strutt, great objection to answer. occasion was of so uneatiefectory a character ; and to add to the bast parcels, nailed dull, at rather km money. Oats made last what the liolf has furnished in former years, exceed' the quantity . who.being named by Mrs. Douglas us e•xerutor, alone proved Mr. Cooke said there was such a thing as the Foreign the suspicion in the present case, Howe and Jacobs, the week's prime Pear and Beans rather • better trade. Wheat, 225. shipped in 1849. We can only explain this by the fair prospects w.b . to 295. per load. Barley, Ma. to Us. per qr. Oate, Ile. to 21s. Inas, the ted at tha commencement ol the sema having drawn the will. Mr. Joarph Strutt took powesnon of the 4,11001. Enlistment Act, but from the length of time he thought he Jew who had brought the action for penalties, appeared to 17s. to Ma. per bad. beans, In. to 204. Rye, 12s. to ISe. gre t number of ships to our ports, and the very high prices, which and advenead it to Mr. Conper, the pctitioner'a father, on need ba• under no apprehension. reside in the same house. Of the other witness Cann- KENDAL, Feb. 8.-At our market this morning we had :team ommewine. basing thee en thitheethent t 0 mod am° frem mortgage of certain estates • and, on payment in March, 'f he insolvent denied that he had any further claims on sell, he (Dlr. Games) had no opportunity of inquiring, as .... es . . yel tab Wheat snd Lists; a dull sale tor can, at the Wen" ail the Walks which mild Piedk7 be calmed as time* 1010, win advanced it to * Mr. Cooper, the father, in Don Miguel. He admitted that he might have gaid he had his name did not appear to the bell, but if any further proof on ly( , I wrbe a i t 23,, i o at s. gy. pa kid o f 20 moot; 0 ,.. Tait lava us of course the more =provided tor next spring. The April rollowing; On mortßage of an estate called such a claim He said Don Miguel svas residing in this was necessary to show the nature of this transaction, be in. to lien ream. diminution in the exportaticm of Woe has proceeded from the high oder f the article in this country, owing to the severe losses of cattle the " Woodeacen Estate, when. Mr. Cooper ap- country, at Battle, near Hating*. need only say that on the evening before, Thomas LANCASTER, Feb. 8.-Our market was fairly supplied t. aii t ' mortal gh want of fodder end comequent ty, and from the de rail ta bee , had a MUM% mill. This 4,000/., it is Mr. Commissioner Phillips after an investigation of more Stowell, the common informer, and who was one of the with Oatmeal and beans, but only a limited quantity en Wheat was mod in the Interior foe Poland and Amain to which countries the alleged. Was lost by the insufficiency of the sentrity. or in than four7unirs required further evidence, and the insolvent prime movers in the affair, called on Mr. Clarke, and told thown. Beans and Wbeat sold enlly. at fully lats prices. oatmeal tallow is (Dreaded partly by lead ad yby the rivers. The nesse other way. berme Manta 1&11, when the petitioner was remanded to prison. hint that not only was there a bill of indictment out dull and la s tie s rat o. ate s ___ . rately raft, intained,,,_,PanneMLabite Whea "S. quantity of wool ehippod thia year that of IPA although the 1,1443111. bankrupt, and he say. it has never been accounted against him, but that a warrant would be applied for on t e "'PM •"'". '.'" . 41 . W "ie. ‘'. 4 . 4 ......... 6 ' Eth We 00 the• nodose from the sante reams as tale). has been similar. Tao must for either to him or hie aesigneee. Ile assorts that the the following day, and he and the other parties should be Mithenzetea, Feb. 8.-At our Exchange to-day buyers be owing to the prices same baying offered mon management. Illeigneta never marled hi. rigida, and he now aka DO be CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. taken up on the Saturday, and locked upeuntil the Mon- about 30 000 cbetwerta ot ready Linseed in second lauds; "nue thric us4alwmciej liD'itiwg their tracwwcu'w, 2'6°4 W their lime cal del li t traded for and about present wants as remade every arucle. Secondary qualities of Wheat 1 0 , 0 0 0 wens men' e nel Roamer am allowed to do so, using their names. Thi. is the first of the - day. anti that, therefore, he should advise him to settle the about vs et , a o ll yae oto t m oor ea. to la per sack lower than on this 20,000 Mavens deliverable toe the same period aill disiosalas. 2? alleged brunches of trust. The neat. as 'Dead. area OLD COURT.-SATVIDAT. affair. Mr. Clarke, however, refused to take the hint, lout, day week. In other articles no quotable variation, but all eqtlally a Pee chewer , . equal to about 110 . Per quarters at board at Lerch. thus . - Mr. Dnuglae. the father of Mrs. Cooper. the peti- Boom Ma. James thassau. on the contrary, told the raformer Stowell that anything he slow of sale, without however any particular proem on the part of continues to be demanded kr the unsold, and 26 tnu Wand ha vain. tioner'a mother, carried on the busier. of a cotton spinner DEATH IT • STRAY BALL. had to my in the matter must be communicated through holders. The above quantities lona the total of what ssay be expected ia partarnhip with Mr. Coma, sen., and a Mr. Matchett, William East, 17, boopeasher was indieta for the man him. In conclusion, Mr. Games maid that the sureties for Idanzaonotmn Feb. 8.-There was a good supply of .. st k g at th . ra l trom thls meter before the neat harvest. Of reedy wtiat, does not exceed 100 000 at the Woodeana Mill The PaillsorhiP wa. for 41 7eats. slaughter of Robert Maid* ' Hr. dddieon prosecuted all the parties were present to be examined as to their ell kind. of grain to-day. best sampes of Wheat were firm at late ' ,beta:la c in all, the ac h e :rd bring of Course the sre ter Part coding April. 1826. Mr. Douala. died in 17%. and by Mr. O'Brien defended the prisoner. competency. (limeade..., bet malaise genital Were the Wm' In femur °lam a la Dm China oth mime me lately ken - Dun a based hie will left one-tenth of his busineo for the benefit The circumstances of this case have been frequently nar Mr. Norton at once accepted the bail aa tendered, and !4urar, and the demand very inactive. But very little beams was , 1 . 4 rook , too l to t r . am ~... a cor d it a ere a, Tu e . of the children of his daughter, Mr.. Cooper, equally. rated in the police reports. The prisoner was amusing ve the parties a supersedes! as • protection against their ' .ranmeted In Barley, and we do not alter the quotation@ a 4 baturday k m .. b. ;nu e - a e ,... r oe e i t h er so . , .. itt Tou t. my bi The profits wen. to la accumulated for each child until it himself by *hooting at a mark on a piece of ground adjoin- y Persecutors. r. a , lat. In Oats, Beane, and Peas there was no material alteration in meted es tbe nominal arias of sett as well a hard Maar, naming mice. Wbmt, 301. to 425. barley,l7e. to Ma. Clets, old, 19s. to 21s. ; atoo . at.,.., so k er e. I TT ma a t as .... 0 ....,.... Th. obtainiel 21, end then each was to enjoy his own share. ing the Regent's Canal Bain when by some rather singular r. Games remarked that the preeent was the second new, hos. to Ks. Besm, 30s. .o 366. Pees, Ka to 30s. Eye. 231 . unir ag ---e- sad at ie equal %OMNI to too to Mr. Douglas named Mr. ',swish Innen. who was also his mischance the bullet with which hie gun was loaded hiring case which had come under his notice within the last week, to ha. Malt, Ks. to 31s. per qr. Moue 2bs. ta 30e. per sath. :0,000 bold y ei 10 resides ye poet for yellow t end ' white son-iu-law. aud then 6.re mole by marriage of Lieutenant missed the mark struck the deceased, who was working ou aluatrative of the evils resulting from the present grand Withal, Au to fa per babel. sheep ly egad to 4/ le. po ton ca board. Slime Is Cowper. lois esecutor. and 11r. J. Rerun proved the will. hoard • vend in the basin close by, and killed him on the jury system. The other ease to which he alluded wee that NRWCAsTLZ-171.0N-TYSE, Feb. 8.-At Our market this •CCIS *airy for Turkey add for las Mediterranean, and the above awl thus became trustee. 01, it in allowed, for the children of spot. of • poor girL named Murray, who had been prosecuted at rearaing we bad a large Mow of Wheat from the growen, and, the pries is UMW to be paid. Of tba supplies in the in nice we expect PI rs. Cooper. It is then sated that the aecumulations foe The prisoner was convicted, and he was sentenced by Mr the Surrey Sessions by a fellow-servant, named Bagley, on eur 4l / 4 4 ____,__./m ke We_ s _WOW Put being indifferent. only_ thr brat drY Qum res7litti• if. Itiq to be directed dile web tbs Priors anew: ll We Wag the chiloiren appear by the books of the firm to have Justice Creswell to be imprisoned in Newgate for two a charge of ste.alinf a few paltry articles. The nese was Inte "'"'"'''' i * eir " sine . ill-mwdiMmeteielemew beteg Is. lower ; Is tame seam. to the holden than taty wand obtain here. amounted on the Pith of January s 1810, to 7,35.11., but that months. • a one whie ould have been sent before &jury, and but at the reduction everything wee e off. In south maitre Exportation fraa the Bea ot Atoll; __,_, qualities mania few transact Loos transpired, and where peremptory 140. 1149. on that de> . Mr. :grim remitted 6,133/., partof thow WU- Foaomex.-Scaraxas. Manny was acquitted, but Bagley being dissatisfied wan mai of We wen ran iS w k s memos, wank...light .....a., , Wheat Chs. 712,000 Cha. 468,060 initiations. to be handed oerr t u t Kr. Comer, the father, and At the rising of the Court. the prialeen Janes and the result, with a most vindictive spirit preferred a second but the Bestial Slander of the trade scarcely atlas es la cputeng Lamed that in 1`421 the acenneulatien. had again ammated Danieh, who had been convicted of forgery, were brought indietment before another grand jury for a few trifling it won. thaa lam week. In k lour link rusting, amid late rates were to 3.0061. , but in April, Data when the 42 years' up for judgment, and the former was sentenced to be trans- things left out in the former, and by this means the young with damn,' suanned. ltye nollithell7 uneltesed. With Bully 1= la Pd.. &Same Pds.thaeoe pann, rdap hall espind, they had been man re- ported for 20 years, and the latter fur seven years. woman Murray wee again tried but acquitted. we were again largely supplied, mine quality hate( dropped in Waabed Wool. 133.900 96 , 0 00 dined to 278/. These facts. it is avg. il, nentitute hr. Norton expressed it to be his opanion that the present b e . which does not appear in our list darnels; Kee coinage s however, Ina - same, • lair sae Las teen expertaxed, Ma bean beat ob. Hides a a•cond breach of trust. for which Mr. Strutt was grand 4ury system was pregnant with great evil, and had no mined tor a choice parcel weighing sable per lahel, walla he the dalidoik in....mutable to the dietaries of Mrs. Cooper, A third tweet* NEW COURT.---s -ATTADAY. doubt it would be speedily abolished. r urea weighing 521 b., Hanley las elsanallonsafromo gastation. et trust is said to hie e arisen thus :-On the 28th of Feb.. Barra Ina Ithemesa. It may be stated that some months ago Mr. Frazer, the Cal a = eloo nituoitL and inchaing thwiegs bass Oat POW =id lb-ta, Mr. J. !draft executed a deed to which he wae him- The business in this court was suspended above an hoar proprietor of the baths, Lambeth-marsh, was hcld to bail __ n th. wffie .,,,., W ,____ lte °l ____, ° we .., _ w e r e g in i n s ,__lreAf .21191 11 4 Kik etetedge- DAILY WEATHER TABLE. •lf party of the gird pun, three a the netitionen • sisters after his lordship had take* his mat for the want of an al- at this court upon an indictment similar to the present, and '''" . ' a l L '" ''`li" '''',".. Malt '''. °°°° 4 °WWW , Walla Wsre an d The rin. ;,.,,,,,, Tren . pi , i i . o f ih e ~,, o, 4 part &ratan to waist in forming a court. It has freqn r en ha ll eland off at fain last wec.'s rates, whilst ter Mask both" ntber - in which Howe and the same parties were the prime moven. u tsa .e..., lb. t e - an d M r , & rum ei tn ,,,tr , jo in m.o. C oops ., i t t e . p, i . occurred of late that the judges in this, as well as the In that case it seems they succeeded in drawing the defend- bepe that thimmant damasks will be shortly reassenti. Ar t rta l t MONDAY, Fan. 10, 1851. 1 , „ i „... i dut h c o . an d a Ja c. ', tw i n ... , n . cris r, ~6 e, u Court. are either kept waiting, or prisoners have to be re- ant, as nothing of the proceedings was heard at the late duriag tha weak are: Wheat, cosetwiss, 2,3110; am The State of the Weather at each of the following plans at trustees of the third part, whereby Mr. J. Strum in consi- moved from the dock and again brought up to be sentancod, B ump soma& Barley, emanate, 493 ; Exam 1,323. Malt, essmwma kedl . l t 00 7 . 46 0. 1 .. Mina o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are aeration of love and affection. paid to John la Cooper in consequence of there not being a euflicient number of coastwise, 2,871. Pess. foreign 92. Flour, 1,421 mks. arranged in order of latitude. and Higginson 4,0001. upin trust, to invest that am in aldernise present to preside with each of the ememthiesers --- ' PUBLIC SALES. Iczwrowt (ISLE OP Wionz), Feb. 8.-At this market, Course 4 atmegth of the names of himself. Strutt, Cooper. end Batmen. urns is th eir several count The evil is one of no small matild- to-ds , the bade Sr all deacrlptions of men was wry dull. Prices Naas el lira Mates! Weatba. - Wind. Mad. certain *nun aa to Ont•-foUrtill for Clara Elembeth Cooper tude, fens independently of the waste of time to the jury, Fa.. 7.-By Mean. BRCTTLEMORTM sna soNs at th the num sw lut witk. Wheal Nii y 11 a.,... 10, 14."° 37 ' p er pa - until ate shoutd %mimic bankrupt or insoleent. then for witnemes, and all parties concerned, it increases the labour s e or Barley lee, te Me. s 28e to 30e. Mart-The advowson and next presentation to the rectory ' 'ea, • ' wa • ... Bea°. s • ---__..- P er , e°6 „ • af ew e .,..,Zt.. -..... e - u Nsr. nsses dirnig.,....... l9 wels .... an.... Perthill Cloudy tti.• trusters to apply at their discretion for benefit. of the officials, creates confusion, and has the effect of ens of St. Breoke, Cornwall, of the value of 1,000/. per mORWICH, e11t0.0.-vur maract was mai &Renew to- n"„, -- .....„ ""'" ***** -"• -----."-- - and after her death to apply as she might by deed tailing emend; table increese of public °spear by lengthen- present incumbent 59 years of age-knocked down , ' day, by both groan ad merchants, and a fair anatity of Wheat on 2,....... --- N.W. Oalm fliondloas of win appoint, end in default of appointment Inc the seesion. 5,990 L ter raw, the magmas airing larger then usual. Main did not - "'""''''''''" NM* irmil 21.1" Claudill. for her (intik, n equally. and in default of chili- Ute lordship remarked that with the courts as they were Bownsairroe ......... W. thathillesees Ctseelame The %avows= and next incantation to the rectorn of S awas awY "Wig "las as regards tiaity; aseis antel lwawia times rwlainruni*****. N W (11.86.11.1 ft." rhea fir he r sun is ing h g .h„ an d a t ai „ c, ea „ gt at meant constructed, it was most neensay that each of impanels el essmagehd nther mote Ewan, Cornwall, annual value 4801, • oe t. w eett e d matioady sad mo t bit' ilier k ialara 1. " 121 " . •'.."." 14. W. algibilia.° °mil°. present mcum nt 59 , same scesidimsble quantity net • Jahn 11. Cooper, and as to the other three-foarths the learned judges should have one of the City magiagates yea . o r ap _2 ,4 601 . kende. mem trade slow; the turn is favour of the ind-ZY Beneeentaa.-......„. LW. Gale IMMO Canaan On Lindensat Cooper and two other children of the late to preside with him, to mist him in the administranon of It was understood that neither of tho above met with °ld in unin Winnthi" ' Barley Ind. 'l a al IlMi ir lettelm GREENWICH.....-.. LW. Gadiehown Partially Cana Mrs. Cooper in the same way. This 4.0001. was Maeda i SitieC * pnrchamen. home Pardell Cloud prism haling draeriptlons could not ba id with thew mum L ' ull vi. *wata 7 7 ately ademeed, the petition doe. not state to whom, sander Panicky. Oaseao . .-...... W. INVIN01111•11 Partially Cloudy r tsiolicy for 1,000/. in the Guardian, life 66 years, annual M ama' ..." ana ldl a 0 . 01 1"1 guPPIY' "mil a n6821149' et Culcime`r ..... ..". MAL itsimg.mm rarialiy Cussal dates of the 21th and 25th of March, liti3, on the security Henry ovvr, 18, sbeemaker ; Semis Dant, 2S, spinster ; p aca 302,-31a Imre supply, but prlernamiloolamilmaged. c,....,ea :, _. W. aereagnemes Fenian, Goody of the Woodeaves estate before mentioned. This 4,0001. et and Jane Parnell, 26, married ; were indicted for prang' Life interest of a tl aged 66 gen 1211521, WINS. VII% old, 42e. le 475.; MI, taa to dent abiso m a diss ar, Mis. t• ... .... v ,,...g55. --.- ..... E. ,in 1,398 L Three- 411 4 Ki..____ lll l._te I K. twig, 235. le 3111. ; ameglemos Madam was alleged, hae also tankhrit. and this ie stated as a third committed before Lord Chief Justice Panama and Me: and-a-Quarter per Cents. ; and a poli y fur Lowe. on h. els. nom, male itra Inee i r maa l l illao Olin lie. teem, IN : rawnw- a 5 ....... "'''' L eili IMmi cused L e r rnrilaili awwd7 Loath of trust, in respect of which the aisignees might and Justice Talfourd, upon a trial of George . and Edith Hop- life, reduced premium 91. 80. 1041.-760 t g, Haohlffileliffids Ilea frab., I& pre set& et Mtn. rarer mai ... ---- O ---- "*".....„,"""' Wm: rah Made Ms" ; ought to me proper persons, andamosiga them the repreeen- wood. charged by Jane Parnell with cutans i and woonding lir. DVCIWOZTII, at the Mart-Three leaseh 1 Ina* melie. net elafaaJag one seonta's endL hag, s. 541. per iiiiga55 ... ....... -----.... &W. latinglieseis Paean Cloudy Wives of Mr. J. Steven, who and in 1844. Under these her. Mr. Ryland. Mr. Locke and Mr. etcalfe proses comprising the Swan, and Nos. 268 and 268 s 0f rd o d hours, mom usommena..-.-.. N.W. langlielem Overton alleged eirceinutusres the queetions lam called upon to cuted; and Mr. Balton defeded Partial, who was tried let for UK per annum, held f 23 *r 0 - street, Hertellallaalt, Feb. 9.-We have a fair Mity of Wheat time ... ,„.. N.W. lint MK Partially panty or years at 691. per anuum " **** """ amender are, first. whether the usamees ought to sue. and, seerately, and first. land tax redeemed-eold for 2,270/. , be edhalaj o h=aela aad tbe beet qualities lad at full prices; am5earm............... S.W. thalleleans Overeat 2nd, whether, if they decline on amount of the risk at- 'The facts of thecae appeared fully last session whoa the Lemehold house and amp 90, Tottenham maples ars heavy, as the only take kr Unman= ........ .. W. faegglkeses Cleadless tending the promeution of so complinted • suit, after present prosecutors were en thew trial and it will be recel- for 100/. pee h ld ' .... °utt-te'eti ' let &Ilk 11.1.1.4.4 ni test casitias II :a: maid la be full 18- annum, e for 24 years at 71.-910/. bear dose;thig sorts not mum wan sad Mica to sell. THIS DAY, Noox. such a lapse of time, 1 aught to compel them lected that Jane Parnell had worked with Hopwood helms eth oth, lep elate bat little • and It 111•111 ma- MOM a enoL Beata a IriaL gate of the Weather. to ellow the tattooer to use their names, he giving a pro- and his wife, and in 1849 Hopwood turned his wile out of asna Ka soma Z. Strong Breese. (Acuity. For iadesenia against costa. Now I entertain great doubt doors ad went to live with Parnell, but subsequently left FBIOIMTL OCCTRRENCE AT A SAW M1L1..--011 PATII3I3IOIOtOn, Feb. 8.-We had rather a limited sup- The returns from the folio • I did h his wing p aces not reae t whether then. was ever any breach of true whatever. I her and went beck to his wife, which considerably incensed Saturday a frightful accident k 1 ty m What ben to-day. the 'nide ruled eamediely duli, at a too p ace at the saw mills gm. office in time for publication on Satardan; they therefore will take each alleged breach in its turn. Fast, then, as to Panselifilinet the wth More particularly. On the mann of Mean. Norris and Co., Duke-street W tmine . 1 Itken V." doe nag's , . e nd 22 * °a en Whew; &wel l' indicate the state of the weather on F d • the 4,0001. settled in 17b1. The benefit of that snows at ibil Deamber, the police were called into the rea- Lambeth, by which a man n s' "---er - roaeli tlens. All ems male Kea lest week's mien. nay morning at amed William Stanford eine o'clock. vested Partially in the petitioner as early as ISKI, fain thee these of e enema Dein, at Bethnal-green, and there 42 years, received such fearful • • • ' a S . Par wows, NIL 8.-W• have no alteration to notice in aurae that he eanno none on n-s-n year Kn. Cooper disd, having survived her heaband nese hued Parnell with thee Ash methods in the throat. Site bly recover. The unfortunate - t - -"' '''''''' ... WIWI 184. " air rai* 4Ng damthetae tw th° trade ama S. arena Brews Han Team aed then one-sixth, et least, of that feed Waage& se maid that while peeing then Annesplace, Hackney-mad, gaged on the are • t o • man was an engineer, en- temp an ahem the a saasaary prima was; erk .kL is Lamas= the petitioner. Ile attained 21 in 1817. la 111311.tbseelare, the bed been stopped by a asaa and yentas masked. That machine lit • superintend the working of the =ad; see, IL le W. Sedgy. noltina di& le OW. Pot V. ' MUU d n ' eal ry. e was doing somethin at the u gla to the our, as. te ne. Pan, En to ha slam: Dernkin ........ soo- Ws OaK Lk when hie rights arose. he was 27 yeas 4 ego. bse tithely lie man threw her downing villa hewn the wan= drew the engine, and while i • g pper part of Caws that neither he nor his brother or elan Mew et their t was m motion one of the " go- It a 1,11 ' & same sharp iaetennenit three asses arms Ur threat. She vernors' struck him a violent blow on the h d lu h Pan Fb 8 -o immis Lane LW. gams Mem Owned eint, e . . ur are moderate. Samara y ...... nghta under the ir father and mother's Mairriell 9 lots 0090 123 101, sad in dottniergr e rac el' the mama, rendered him quite insamade. He directl fll ea ' w e -.. 8. Gags lan Overcast Cement ? Can it he supposed that his older bille vitas ii. in“.. W a l y e among the anklha,..... e aso be ns the .. *Or rvise .nf th 8 . 1 . 1 .„.., 114 ide. 5. sad LASO•OrICI Bel gainglimose HUM Bala The petise went to works, when one of the mon haring - ' dia C i ,'''' ... a. a = a b a le . e t WiraTjak ewe - "--- --- -en'''. w ---- • * th,r. John Douala. Cooper, and kis sitme wen Hopwood% directly, sad tensi them both at se = • a groan, imme tely wad an alarm, and the madam was stopped, but °.° a --•--- - - " ff -- I WWWW° dale www - Miasma ...... amens% of them ? And ems it be supposed but and did aft_ Walt _hi hen brora. reet, thal a dal et a redistise et 11L men tbs par fellow wa hat mutilated. We t Ve 646" 61/4 'bid's' Na aw ..... *********'. SW; Wm. las"' I"' that, te ... o f ......2 eies t ? Th e s o on yd.., ia alarms Mid tidy nes not nem Kens has that WWI Illailadd Odd tad% 1, II afiliden, mites welder ars moray hirelign fully a that ell !new Use eirmeaseancee, add willingly he ,4 2 .7. eleePtiall tbe with* wbo bad /WOIS Ott 31thr = "s me by, who after Id. ree imam Kan Ka dismal he Oats was hated, at former arena .......... LL Omni isms Itain what was ae o e. .4 0 .. a u at m.,* R id to wisp is won the marresese was alleged to lave tam pissm =lead. methn is ille femoral to Guy's nape. as rope& Claarimathies maples madame te meet a mods. le :iefits conferred up* than by use goarey iseemeeel Nth then but a few maienta for some OlffidillL PIIIIIIn a was In a gob, when m t . L ew i s mann at MR WOO= MiIIINII whist all Whig teatime remain THE SOUTHAMPTON CHAMBER CO ' On by ate. balm in their frame I: ok. ma i _ _. 1834 however* Perffieffiti id bee glosolsi, sad 11323 theth17, s lim Nyynkbymohy b u m tu t h e h a d rece i ved a negleetal. In emir intim neeneladoa. OF MMERCh.- = Immo at the ehithe Itheeeliths 0 the snip and fem. RILDINO, Feb. 8.-W• have a very short npply of Friaa jb a n i r eti 2 of g entlemen fae°°tabl° t° th ' f " mattou the very you in which their mew Set. Moir Ma- bre evidence* rednari i!. tom Prithth by dth nets under the deed of 171 K weal In Sim. Then was two;they were that ix______.wthe Ilybea it me ..... . . we . . _ . _. _ _ pa. ..,..... _ ___ ___„ ind ..._ .... sr _ . 11 „ .. .,_ ma ,„,_ sses... _____. of a ber Commerce was held at ths Audit House. kedged as ithe thee ea addisiend nem lay they sitheil Yea • deal* that the wane tan yea • is. g ae • i ma m = die. ur v ith ea r se s amh ir •• s itheZ is t ati bt:t rions ero " ''Z'r ie f r in T ,Mn a er at .7r e mi n igr ~,,x,7g.7.7ir, A large number of gentlemen consumed with the trade of the wire preggat, ant* a previsional conunittee was Illth Warped ektigationis mr, gout, i ig t h a dottatlSlS ley by ramell to rid hassif of the wife, IR by bac ort ges Il= Me gam. ni. pour ha* use lest evening awpwrim alca°l4 at' mis."‘ Gaga larial slaT warm. ) kg gittypowdras main. math Meting hr. hither BEM, hay Bea. um pet; mit ge:tl to obtain information hem other towns as to the est vehon ges hstmeeksh and thrilathes Mothei by tkm..-lithste thaillekiNll. THIS DAY, Noon. Owns of W. eireetril et Wind. State of the Weather. Z. Strong Breese. floody. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. Coat THE SOUTHAMPTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-011 Friday a meeting of gentlemen favourable to the formation of a Chamber of Commerce was held at the Audit Houle. A large number of gentians* connected with the trade of :flirt were preeset, anti, a pcovisiatal committee was Mcl to obtain infeematica hem other to as to the es and liplatiose Mopiri by *ie.—Haste wns hidepowkitS. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Abe . Stipple, Gonne," sad •Lhopr. Lit. CASUALTIES. (From war Delight (brig), of Workington, arrived last night, having on board seven seamen, taken tram the wreck of a large vessel which was totally lost on Arklow Bank on Tuesday night. She came up with the wreck about tire miles N. of Wicklow Head ; one of the above number had his kg broken. From information received from them, it seems she was a Greek brig, bound from Liverpool to Constan tinople, with a general cargo, and had (including captain and mates) sixteen hands on (ward; but as to the fate of the remaining six they are ignorant ; but from the infor mation received by the Cambria schooner, from London, Captain Louin, their fate is doubtful, as he fell in with another portion of the wreck, in which he found one of the poor fellows inn melancholy state of exhaustion, float ing about; he was in this condition two days when the Cambria came up with him.—Kingstown, Feb. 7. Maria 'ferpsithea (Greek brig), from Liverpool to Alexan dria, struck on Arklow Bank on the morning of Feb. 6, and became a total wreck; master and eight of the crew drowned.--Dublin, Feb. 7. Shamrock, Orteur, from Liverpool for Lisbon, struck yester day, at noon, on the north end of Blarkwater Hank, which carried away the rudder, and started the stern post, and the vessel becoming unmanageable, was driven on shore on Morriscastle beach, where she now lies a wreck; the master and country people are now saving the cargo ; crew all saved.—Wexford, Feb. 6. SEABORNE MAILS. PC drake that the leads are at tram the General Poet-office be the night- and 14 b► the MOM 10 11 — dePP.teb•] From what rest Wbi despatched. due. I A rr i Yed Liverpool IFelu 17 4 utbampton Feb. 22 l'l3lnontli March 3 Feb. 18 I lover 'Southampton.; eet. 14 !m,uthommon.' Feb. 14 Southampton:Feb. 20 Plyouth Marsh !Dover . ;Feb. 20 routharaptoo 11 ,- eb. 20 , ouquuropton 4nothanapton. , Feb. 20 !boll .... I eneeo4. toner ..... Feb. 20 ,Loet!oo ruee..riat London Flon.Tbo Smatbalops4n. Feb. 23 1101•11,e1 ITleurcla ~outlauspO4F.lFeb. 24 Uover i Feb. 23 '..outhampton , Feb. 23. IDoerr southasapto 12lareb 5 NFutbamyton ltetardi 12 I Dover . loyer Dor( r —,____.__ SuothampOn.;; Southatoptun. Dover !Southampton. Foutbampton.ll :” aro Feb. 20 Feb. 12 Veb. 12 , Feb. 12 Feb. 20 Feb. II Feb. 20 !Mazda 5 nerd by Day when awns upl COUNTRIES. is General Post- Othre Condos. ; reb.l4 Staten N I ". Americe(bylifiLpiellet N imales(bytrtited lute. pocket) tmerkm(by U.tatespiLll Africa ( Weot Corti N Atexasdrie BraAl .ll Nue • '!4'7.111 1 reb. Marcb ...... I ith of the mood) 1 I'46Booth of mos.: ; , aily I ChatireslM Pepe of Good Hops h Onstantinople • N Central America N Channel hiss Chid Prance X & N Greece* Hamburg Holland Honduras l. Ireland X N India (via Southampt)il India (via !families) N Meditervineso(via South =pion) NOM ia Iffereeil:es) N Meilen St Madeira Malta* N Naples* Papal States. ;tll 17th of thentoothi 14thof the month . , 7thl7th27thormen! loath%7tbof month Mon.,Wed.,/kErid. 7th of the reasth j Twice dell) I 7thl7th27thof not; ruerday k hart'.} iiii;ftl; twice dull ...... 2mb of the swath ;th&24th of month, Ith&24th of month Ind of the nnanth 7t13,17tb,19th,27tbi Schulhof the monthl ithl3th2Sthof mon' ithlSth2stha monl thl7tb27thot cson 17th of the ennathl Ithl3th23tbof mon 17th of the month' Peninsula Peru Tuscany* West Indies West Indies (except Ha ssan% and Nassau) M • The mails to those a french picket via Mareei 2n4 of the nionthi countries thus marl A It IL I V E D. APIA--at Liverpool, February 9, from New York ALOVUT Anours-at Falmouth, February 6, from Anemia Armen Caress's-at Margate Roads, February 7, from... Callas Assayer/m-1n Dover, February 7, from Berdianati AZIONA-Cir M. MftWINI, February 6, from Taganrog Are-at Gravesend, February 7, from SR Antonio ADMIRAL-at Gravesend, February 8, from .......... ......Fecarap AU sue A-at Gravesend, February 7, from Galata Awns BLIT-It Gravesend, February 9, Poi. Denmark 1 Brotroau-at Gravesend. February 9, fr0e1 ......... Santa Cruz Berns-at Yabnouth, February 8, from BOMAN CASTIX-at Queenstown , February 6, B as. nalocien CUP:MATRA-off Deal, February 7, from Demerara Coteararse-off Deal, February 7, from .11. Leone Canaan-at Falmouth, February 8, from - Odeon Corrasca-at Gravesend, February 7, from Callao CALI.CA -at Gravesend. February 7, from Mean ClilarTAMl -at Gravesend, February 8, .from ...... Catlao Daausos-at Falmouth, February 8, from Esma.sur-off Falmouth, February 6, from HZ ra= Emery'. Teensmon--at Liverpool, February 8, from. .Palermo ELM Final-at Graverend, February 7, tram China Erria-at Gravesend, February 7, from .... Xenia Fatav-at Gravesend, February 8, from nt. Maio FLOKA-at Gravesend, February 8, from ........ .Nantea VIIMIZZMAN-et Liverpool, February 8 from Palermo Gicaos--at Gravesend, IFebruary 8, from Sweden Oaterea-at °rammed, February 9, from Newfoundland feu or WIOBT--at Queenstown, February 6, from MMlTitiUll JOHANNA CATiIkkINA-at Cower, February 7, from Moulmein Jana Brao-at Falmoutb, February 6, from Conatantillopie Jaairao -at Queenstown ' February 6, from O&M JAPAN-oft Plymouth, February 7`, from Ilientio• Jams-at Grammend, February 8, from .... - .....-... Uddlognils LAVINIA-at Gravesend, February 9, from ooterammerg LYDIA-M Gravesend, February 9, from Maar Ass-off Deal, February 7, from Madsen MAZY MUCRLIZ-at Brinol, February 7, from Dahlman Mineava-off Deal, February 7, from Calcutta META— at QaelltatOWTl, February G, from. Aleamdrla Memnon—at Margate Roads, February 7, from Calcutta Meer AMC —lt Graymetsd, February 9, from ....... " Caleutta Maar Janr—at Gravesend, February 8, from Sicily Moemain Mato—at Gravesend, February 8 6312.........8a11etta MACLUONIA—Ut Gmesend„ February 8, from ......... ......Caleidta Maur Ann—at Gravesend, Febuary 7, from Sevilla Maaserr—at Liverpool, February 8, from Triads Knees Paean—.t Liverpool, February 8, from.,.. Palermo Nato—at Bakombe, February G, from ......... .Cialipsd i NUNDISle—at Gravesend, February 7, from .Smyrna PLAATAORNVE—at Oravesead, February 9, from China PACKET Si La PLATA—at Gravesend, February 9, from Callao Pupcs or Warm—et Deal, February 8, from Mauritius Pay—at Plymouth, February 7, from Odessa Seism eocu—at Plymouth, February 7, from Tecate Somas—at Gravesend, February 7, from Denmark Tarragon Sousamma--at Gravesend, February 7, from „Aalborg TANC/W—at Falmouth, February eu from ibsall SAILID. Ants aim Wilma—from Shieldk February 6, to...Cotuttantinopts Ault—from Gravesend, February 8, to Alga Bay Coarnrau.—from Gravesend, February 9, to llo'art Town Consratenso—from Gravesend, February 8, to Constantinople SOTACIONAL—from Gravesend, Februrry 9, to Catlin F. DS MAolllll.ll—from Queenstown, February 6, to.. ... tondos llsacutas—trom °rammed, February 9, to Constantinople HAILMONT—ham Mated*. February 3, to Curthageoa Inmica—froot Vows,, February 6, to lt. Ayres Num—from Shields, ' February 7, to New York Joan Pasenta— tram Gravesend, February 8, to Mean River LWOW= from Crammed, February 9, to ......Swot River MOIMMOTOM—from Shields, February 6, to Galata NOMOD —trona Gravesend, February 9, to Constuntisopls Onion—from Shields, February :7, to Venice Paaummr—from Shields, February 6, t 0.., ...........„ ..... Boston Re DR UstoMlA—hoes Queenstown, Feb. 6, ti. ...London Barra—ham Gravesend,_ February 9. to Galata Souk 11l MALT-11001 talmvesead, February 8, t 0......" 11adres Si. R. Pran,—from Gravesend, February 9, t5............N5w York Bnm:ray—from Welds, February 7, to WILLIMUTON —km Gravesend, February 9, to Cseil l i C a S jr ♦ESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Isabella Leith (trig). of Aberdeen, Item London for the Cape of Good Mope, oat 38 days. John Monteith, from London for Callao, SS dam, Jan. 1, lat. 2 N., lon. 9L30 W Pelham, from &Watts, Jot. 11, lat. VW.. font 97 W. [Advertisement.]—HEADACHE, NERVOUS Dent. LITT, AND GIDDIMIIII 11l TUX ii•JJ:O CreeD IT TIOLLOW&T'oI Yrs. Drinkwater, of Castlodstreet, Liverpool, had been in ILL health fur a conaiderable time, sugaring from severe headaches, nervous. =ad a debilitated constitution ; end frequently she weld be so y 'eked with agiddiness in the bead that her strength would fall her, end she would fall to the ground. Every effort was tried to obtain relief by (Mowing the prescriptions of medical men, but whitetail/ocean She then commenced taking ilelloway's Pala, and this invaluable medicine soon strengthened the tone of the stomach, renovated the constitution, and so elfectudily cured the headathe, that she is now enjoying the beet of health.—Sold by all &onside, andel, lorogamor liellowafe itetabllehment, 214, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. the wife of J. laq" at • van. FINLEIL—Feb: 4, at Downbeat Rectory, Dear My, the wife of the Rev. Y. Matter, of a daughter. OAILRETL—Feb. 2, at Bohm Royd, Bradford, the wife of the Rev. W. T. Garrett, of • eon. JOHNSON.—Feh. 6, at Vases-vale, Dar Ryde, Isle of Wight, the wile of J. Johnson, F 00,., of a son. YOBERLY.—Dee. 10, at ReJamandry, ladta, the wife of Lieut. T. 2. Moberli, Madras Engineers, et a daughter. TATR.—Teb. it the wife of the 1t.,. F. Tate, Incumbent of Zeikel', Mara. wqoare, of a son. MARRIAGES. ODD—HONICER.—Dee. 11, at Madras, P. I. Coda, tient 49th 11 N adas&.L, to Mary A. 11., daughta of tits late J. Homer, Esq., of DICIIIOH—RIDGE.—Feb. 4 at Cannel, by the lev. R. Remington, Frederick Cartwright, slaw WU of 0. F. Diatom. E. or Llano. we-terrace, Regent's.park, to Lotie,...suirst daughter of G. Bro Rigs*, Hes ,of Wood ughton, i HAYWOOD --FCLLER.—Feb. 6, at Bt. Mary's, Islington, by the Rev. Mr. Sutherland, L Haywood, Eeq.. of Alwyne-vllins, High. bury, to &len. daughter or Mr. Fuller, of Christ's Horpital. SHAD WELL—SEATS.—Feb. 6, at Hartley Weetpall, Hants, by the Rev. R. Coleridge, ILA, the Rev. J. Okada ell, Ineurnbent of Hey. wood, Lancashire, son of the late Vide-Chancellor . to Louisa I AMlalat :7 0 gnicet daughter d the Rev. Dr. Keine, Canon of I Windsor. DEATHS. BRAMAH.—Feb. 3, at Warlooequare, Ann, widow of the late T. Bramah, Zee. CHABOT.—Dee. 31, at Ilesies, Harriet, mkt of the late J. Chabot, Eaq., formerly of Malta, aged 70. CULPIPEIL—Feb. 3, at Oloometer- terrain Hyde-park-gardene, Alicia Cathertna, only dasittis of Capt. Culpeper. DONKIN.—Peb. 4. at Ormond House, Old Kent-road, &arab, youngest daughter of J. Donk* Fp. EXTON.—Feb. 4, William Eaton, of llitehin, aged 64. FEIINANDILZ.—Feb. 5, at Widexabe.ereacent. Pail; P. Perrault; EA, famed, ol L•mtes Catelalt.strect, Loadar...yied 71. Itiata aad pallidosa WrziaLs Ems. of No. S. Lombard. Went Li iii• Clay •I'lataica, Primer, at sae Oa, bambini. wait. La Ur Mast at Wktialdamh—Mors; loavasi LOLL