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tatu ilnulligcnrc. HOUSE OF LORDS —?leach 13. Aresam. Pekes the Lad Macellea, the Earl of Shaftesbury, &e.) 00Th r. RoSBlloaol'Ott — St'llferar. This was as appeal from the Court of Chancery in Ireland. The suit wall instituted in order to entablieli the invalidity of the will of Corr Coklosigh. of Tintern Abbey, Wexford, so far as related to his Wexford etiolate. The testator, who tech 22Ied of August, 1642, by hie will, datsd the 6th Aug,, 1142, gave and deviant all his reel and personal agates to his with Jam Stratford Ceti tough, for her own absolute use and benefit; appointed her his executrix, and revoked all =wills made by him. The uncut appellant, Jane Boyne was the widow of the testator, who wee married to Mr. Celt:lough in 1818, her maiden name being Krises*. In 1846, after the death of her first husband, oho married Thomas Boya .. who died iu January, 1851. The reepundent, Mary Grey Wentworth Itosehurungh Coleicmgh, clauses to Le heimo-at-law of Mr. Colelough, and she and her Unbend, end the Rev. Richard Ito) ee, the executor of Thomas Wyse, were the parties iustituting the suit below. The property of the teteetor, at his death, coexisted of real inane en the county of Ai cermet of the value of 7,0001. per menthe( • freehold house and premises In Chet unbent end of about 70,001/1. personalty in England sod Ireland. The will was impeached on the ground that at the time of making it Mr. Cult lough was not of sound and desposieg mind, and that hie wife, immediately titer bee marriage, formed • syetesuatic plan to separate and mime* him from all the member. of Lie Weedy ; and fleet she hod acquired nut only undue influence, but complete commend and control over him, eo as to deprive him altogether of flee agency over hi. sautes or atruirs ; that, under such undue influence, the will in question au made; and that et the time of making it he was eat aware that he was devising and bequeathing to his wife all his teal and peewee! edam. The bill, which was filed in September. 1149, ended, amongst other t a, that the plaintiffs, the now respondents, wished to proceed by ejectment to re^over the Wexford Wane, but that there were eutetanding terms whiell would be let up es • bar to any *Chewed It therefore ;Royal that the will of 6th Anglia, 1842, might be declared void, or that an tante might be directed to try w briber the fr,,hoia .dates of the testator were devised by the mid will. The Lost Chanceller of Ireland, at the hearing of the cause in January, 1812, ordered that a tried at law should Lae place at the aealres for Wex ford, on the hum deviaisit eel non; and at the trial the Jury found that the paper dented Gilt August, 1842, wee not the last will and tees/tient of Caner Colelough. A motion was and, on the pert of the defendants fur • new trial, but It was refused ; and the cause tame on before the Lord Chan cellor on further directions, when • decree was made den daring the altered will null sad net, mid an Order was made to pat the *atilt*, ;the now respondents, in poreasion of the heth. estate,. The resent appeal the then brought, on the ground that the ontenng of the hue was not in con- Sirmity with the principle. sad practice of • court of equity; that tee only relief the plantar& hod in equity was the rt mond of any legal impediment to an action of ejectment ; that It was beyond the jurisdiction of a court of equity to declare the invalidity of a will; and that If the order for an hews was right, • new trial ought, wider the cireuntstaaces, to here been granted. The appeal was argued last urea at gnat length, and the teenier of the house postponed. Tit. Lord Chancellor now delivered hie op me, eel hosing gone through the feels of the ease, said that with regard to the point that as there was on °Unending eerie which pre venial • trial of ',thalweg, the direction of en issue devisavit eel non was wrong, the only duty of a court of equity being to remove any legal impediment to the trial of an ejectment ; be could not take upon himself to my that the Court of Clanceryconld net direct the trial of a legal questionby means of an iesue merely . became they might grant the other ro be. Ile was of elution thou the court could direct such an Mme, and therefore in that respect the decree of the court below ought not to be disturbed. Re was also of opinion that it was in the discretion of the Court of Chancery to try the validity of a will, and therefore the neat quakes no. what was the Irene the jury had to try. It no, whether the peeper writing of 6th Aug., 1642, war the last will of Clew Lel dough. The gestation then arose whether the evidence showed that the testator was in • stab of mind to make a wi I. lien lordship nett through the evidence on thin point, and Laid that Mr. Coklough was of 'efficiently diepoeing mind. Assuming that there came the Cinestion whether the will wee mode under the undue inflates of hie wife, it was nmessery te meths' what was endue influence aqui tion always of difficulty, sad will greeter where t he portico were Unbent and wife. Ciadoe Influence to itrialidate a will must Le inhume exercised either by eremites or fraud. The Lenten of proof of undue influence ley on the mum seeking to impends the will, end he did not see that there was eridence sufficient to warrant the vevdirt of the jury in this case. The will war executed apert from his wife by the testator, and in the presence only of Lis *elicitor and medical attendant. He baked in rain for es idence of feted or car eke,, except such as was inferential from certain threats uttered by the wife with regard to the dieposal of his pro perty with reference to his relations. On the thole, three kre, he thought that it had not Leen mffiriently Amen that setae Whew, bed been exercised en the testator. As he thought the verdict woe wrong, he eau thought dist the Lord Chencellor of Ireland ought to hen I directed a new trW ; upecially ea the facts were not eo pat le the jury u that they could fully nu:lnstant the ease. lie should therefore whim their lordships to declare that the eider of the court below be discharged, and the cause re adies* to Ireland with • declaration that Uwe mast be a new kW. Appal snowed, 11TITY COURTS.—MARcit 13. (Bites the Master of the Rope.) eftytxchorates AND CONPANT. RAILWAY Mr. R. 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The eseslim hN mastiemilYna whellew the =twee el a la dim a oweenismey lalmeet mining es big fa his maw awl laskraglaw_wilk the mama owner. al spgessel Mr. Bartlett was II biersol, As death of his in a fund In emit to the serannt of the de- Mrs. Elintbeth Beethek awl her children. Mr we of such children, duly isignei his share to absolutely la Ilia Mr. Tuber thereupon A p order on des hag. se Ilmt Se share could not whim* Relies le bias. Is 1818 Mr. Tucker mßrlar,wiped the alloys share to MY; ; mortgage, for seeseing =may due from As employed no other solicitor in the trans. —_ enimd to obtain a stop order in her ani sins was ma obtained. In 18.54 Tucker mt. The madwit, tenant for life, haying As lemme deriesbla the meantime led made/ Mr. Illenypenttli sod Mr. Buy SOW ellen 'aft AM Mr. Bartlett's them. 4 Se smigness of Tacker, the Thmt Tashme's els wee printed by tearem. eal Ms right to ths Is his amolgamr; bo= i r s TaLa maipmamt to' Ases bad test team Mmlenmt. mar mks am Deo aria* bay W • i = „ to to lba 01 vlit bar tolog into owner, am/ gas magi c 'Proctor bid taacataal se a - to that at " Be Po is whirl as die 47th at/ta. WS, agolaat br ta Oho part eaticaa gist amo w ~ "Day v. Day,' la etimb oraltmogrolly war to a 4111Irmat ommlalca. ow woo ortkommi at gnat length, mod sow Ylowebattoollar mil he thought the meigssesst As "Am vas saMeima to met the property to the Ad le Aid that d the hankrept. object vier was coaxal to proomatiog the fund being awn without seder, wed ss sproneetka against Its wee of opinion that anise Da olocwamomaoem lam which the bankrupt bad amalgam( was by dimpoilica m Y. tin al tita beak- miff ; and the order most be, that tho petitioners were andikd to an order for payment of the amo tot to the bus rizte:srayed upon, Mrs. ltionyprony's being separately end contenting thereto. Coats at the petition were directed to be pall by the re spondents, the assignees. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-11Ancn 13. (Before Mr. COMlllillg net , Fans. IN ME )11.A316.—T11E WAlre MANIC. This was an rannused examination meeting in the !Mee Of &Ma Adams, banker, of Ware and Hertford. The scramble have already approved. Mr. Lowrance, for the assignees, ranted that theta were !Mee discrepancies in the bankrupre amoral., especially with reference to his malt business, and as these would re quire correction, it was portent to take an adjournment. It we, aim the intention of the assignees to impeach a settle ment made by the bankrupt in December, 1864, when he re. prorated himaelf to be advent, but the .aeigneeo had orate to a contrary opinion. The bankrupt in him calculation bad emitted a very large liability which he was under in the suite of Kay v. Johann ; a decree had been made *grand him and others in that suit fie 30,000/., which it was supposed might be compromised for 10,0001. Either to the amount of 10,000/. or 30,0001., the liability existed when the settlement was muck ; and that rendered him insolvent. The *mimes were bound to fight this net dement, and they could not allow the bankrupt to pm on accoonto from which m conralerolde a liability was omitted. Head not charter the bankrupt with any guilty participa tion in the money obtained from the heir h.q. Ile was made reeriver, soil in that character had clotrawl hinted( with payments which the heir would not rerognise ; and in slash • case the first duty of • wart of equity am to obtain restitution, from whatever quarter, to the piety who had been robbed. These facia might to appear on the balance-sleet, and probably • fortnight's rajennantent would le sufficient. Mi. Link ter, for the bankrupt, asked for an adjournment of three week,. There was nn imputation whatever on Mr. Adams, an he should be able to show at the proper time. When he made the settlement in 1844 he was befonthe world 13.000'., or, deducting hie liability in Kay r. Johnson," 3,0301. But he denied that ha was properly liable fee • teething in that molter. Mr. Bagley mid he appeared fie upward,. of forty cre ditors, including Mr. Swarrel for 3,700/., who had incurred mock expense in the investigation of tho a womb.. They did not doubt the Villinguesa of the assignees to investigate the areowits properly ; one if then, wee Mr. Elsey, of the Bank of Englral ; but the creditors hr repeorated were of a very different clam from the Bank of lint: and, being ehkhiy deposilors in the brakrupt'a bunk They wished to be allowed thoroughly to inveraipete thew amounts. The Commissioner - What is to present them Mr. Bagley did not antic ipole that coy °batiste would be thrown in the way. Me Ilfiebefd to have • private eillfeillik tion of the bankrupt, to nee Main whether certain sevurities given by him were valid, and to obtain materials fur the judgment of the court on hie conduct. The Commissioner—The proper course would be for your clients to place the information which they have ob tainel before the assignoee, and if they refused to act upon it, then to apply for the efleiefetlee Of the m a rt. But I abould not fle,llllle, in the first incrance, that the assignees would do any such thing. Mr. Lawrence mid they had always rammed their readiness to act no any suggestion that might he raven to them, and to further any inquiries which the creditors might wish to make. They knew of no al curities girta by the bankrupt which were open to objection, except the settle ment he had referred to. The assignees, with the assistance of Mr. Longinove, had been rwilieing the estate with un exampled rapidity; and a dividend of 4s. had been paid. The aligner had no objection to the proposed inquiry. Ilia Hamer again au=l that the creditor* repre sented by Mr. lay their cam before the assignees, sad treZ rl 74 necessary, apply to the court. Mr. Liserreases that grove questions would wise at the certified* meeting; bat it was due to all parties not to urge them elrageo till the proper moment. Probably some of the creditors Y the mmntry had felt diroppointnent beratmo the ra=led not stigmatised the bankrupt as a fraudulent flien the time came, there would he serious charges tortrast hint •declined to leave the case in the hands of the 11141;111117f he creditors fur whom he rip/eared were persons if Iseal looirledge, who could conduct the examination of the Inahrept with prat advantage. They proposed to undertake tike Investipition at their own expense. They were entitled fia de this in public. at that meeting, but as a matter of am wraimare they would prefer • private meeting. In a case of Ois kind, involving such iinpetrat interest to the creditors rad the public, they hoped that this application would nut be lediessi. i The Clenembideser—l am not &nosed to depart from the mad coarse, which Is that the carriage of the proceedings I be with the pereene selected by the creditors to perform die functions of migrant. The conducting of all moraina -1 none rests with them and their solicitor". If any permit • thinks that he is in poseovion of information which may • be useful to the amignees, it is the duty of those lemons to eimmenloate that information to the marinas. Then, if 0 6.. riper ahouM refuse to set upon it, and if any creditor ma elms me that there is fl no essity for nub • lin - weeding, I &set • private meeting to be held ; otherwise I should astboillspo.4l to interfere with the usual and ordinary muse d proceeding. After Nome conversation the examination meeting was ad joarnoti till the 2nd of April, at eleven o'clock. (Before Mr. Commissioner Gralburn.) This was the meeting fur choice of soignee, in the (WIC of J. F. Shaw. ironmonger, of Ilbekfrims-road. Mx. Linklater tendered a proof fur 1,44:01. oa teholf of the rear of the Royal British Bank, the balance duo from the krupt on • mob credit account, and for lab diecounted. Prods were aloe teodcred on behalf of Mr. Melrose and Mr. Harris, directors of the London and Biraiiogham Imo and Hardware Company (limited), of which the bankrupt was the Managing director. It appeared that in November lost, the bankrupt, having had ante bias returned, assigned •Il hls property to this company for a Urge sum, of which he I got 2,0001, in bills, and the remainder io shares .4 the com pany. Of the latter be had deposited 6,0004 with his tether to Neuf, a debt duo to him. lie had then bled his petition for arrangement in that court, whon had been dianisead beam* ho did not Berne& proper accounts. The company took yumouion of his property, and he was then made bank enkti=tionsvutii4: by todrhue.rccator. the bale which he had dimounterl A with the Royal British ' Lank. One of these was drawn by himself upon • roan deeeribed no a ship-smith, of Woolwich, but who turned out to be • journeyman car penter, at Hempstead ; and, in other cams, the acceptors were mere men of straw. His Honour said as some mumicion bad Men thrown upon the proofs tendered by the directors of the Iron and Hardware Compasy, and, as there proofs would control the choice, he would adjourn the choice, to give an opportunity of ea- Theng Maw proob and making further inquiry. eitting was adjourned for • fortnight. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—}Lass 13. Won Mr. Cominiesioner Murphy.) IX RI TIONAB CRIDIELL. This habit, who bed bosi • wine myths:it in Lime street, My r tles opposed by Mr. Sargood and Kr. Reed for erediesee ; Mr. Dowse wasZ P V loolvent had falsd his sof Ost be bad aids away trill; hie property. Haw ens oar eassies ; and Ins schedule wee dimekelL Is bed bean in prism dose (bider, and slier Ida melba seder Ifeeendier, bed received 494 from a dseoe abseil hem boa paid to his soignee. radii bed goo the support et hie fsmity and En law eg r i tlesembefeser lempby mid ate 'Wien order was in November, and the juicing weld be oz calendar months from the veiling order. Judgment accordingly. Mr. hoes Roger., the csonedlen at the Olympic Theatre, obtained his Anal order without opposition. 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Mr. Justice Williams, who presides in the Crown Court, remarked, in his charge to the grand jury, that the eakudar presented no clues of an atrocious character ; but there was ono very melancholy cant to which he alluded, relating to the death of a boy, who hating been unwell, a powerful opiate called black rI up was schniniatered to hint by mistake instead o f apt rient medicine commonly known by tin name of black draught. The opiate was taken by the boy, and death ensued. The primacies, Lund and Barran, charged with manslaughter on the verdict of a coroner's inquest, were therusels ea very young, mid were employed es assistants in a druggist's ishop where the fatal mistake occurred. The question fie the jury would be, whether that mistake wee fairly attributable to any culpable cerelesnwea, or any culpa bk minx., or may other neglect of duty of the parties clinrged. In the Nisi Prins Court, Chief Justice Cockburn tried two case of no interest. NORTH WALES ClRCUlT.—Wer.citroot, NAltk II 12. The amines for Montgomeryshire closed to-day. A speel•l jury mac, Marsh v. Deifies, having reference to a right of road through • field called Dulaph.m, in the parish of Llookilooo, occupied the court fur mum hour.. It ended is a verdict for the defeudant. A WIFE STARVING HER lIIATAND. Jfary Nuns, 44, waa charged with atalking and wound inF her Itiarbonil, a butcher, on the sth November last, at elelipol. She was jealoul of her husband, and on the eceniug of the day named be came home in the dark, when she attack him with a knife the had in her hand, indicting a wound of about half-431-inch long on the side of his nark, from which the blood flowed forte. The jury found her (heath and her husband recommended her to trWir). She %as sentenced to a month's imprironment. CHARI.II nr UrROL MT AGAINST A LITTLE GIRL. . . Margaret !fakir., 13, wn charged with breaking into the house of 111.-bond Jones. of Ilemdisilio, an the night of the 11th Jiinuary, and .rating thrust: mu sundry article* of Rettring 111.1 otel. The ihild bud livid as *leant to the pro secutor, but had nut orgy and left her clothe* behind her. About the middle of the night named she was found in ons of the nom, with a quantity of wearing apparel, not ber own, in her pmomiaion. She had broken a window pane, and by that menus obtained ailudeeion. She woo found Godly of a LIMY ny. Durum Braniwell, not with a view of punishing the pri soner, but for the purpose of doing her good,itentemed her to three months impleounient, and afterward. to live years at reformatory. Ile mentioned this long period, because be knew that those who had the management of then places liked ar long a term ma pos.ible. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT—LutcoLN, MARCH 12. (Before Mr. Janice Wiglnman.) William Leach, aged 36, journeyman ihounaker, wan in dicted for extorting money freer Butler llarby Hobson, by threatening to accuse him of an abominable offence. It appeared that for two years peat the prisoner, who re sided in Skoford-road, Baton, has been in the bait of ez t swum of money from Mr. Hobson„. to the amount of entogether, by means of this threat. Mr. Hobson, a few years ago, while on • visit to London, woe acceeed of an abate, but was clearly sequined on his trial. Leach, in Aprll, 1855, went to Mr. llobsou'e shop, socompankd by a lad, and salted for the loan which Mr. Hobson lent Z id and the; be shortly repaid. On the 18th May Leech for 1W . to buy a cow. promising to repay it by weekly Instaments. Mr. lamella, druggist, was raped in to drew up • niernorendure, which wee signed by Leach. Not baying received any of the instalments, Mr. Hobson naked him for the money, when the prisoner abused him in a mon ebeastal manner, and accused him of • crime. On the 9th of A pril, 1866, the prisoner again went to Mr. Holtamt's shop, demanding 121 By continued threats be secceeded in obtaining a cheque for 101. On the sth of July he obtained 61, more, which ho promised to repay in three months. On the 26th of November, by repeated thetas, he got 101. more. Mr. Hobson at this time wee afering from great alarm and nervous agitation, mewed by the kaisosees duvets. On the 10th of December, Leach, under the assumed name of Jones, obtained an interrkw with Mr. Haber at hie house, while entertaining some friends, and obtained tram him 21. more. On the 16th January, 1867, leaving game to a sale at Boston with his son, Mr. Hobson was followed by the ' , and 61. demanded ; but Mr. Hobson baying only .at the time, the prisoner took that, end said tiinuM come on the following Mon day for 301, more. On the Monday night be went to Mr. Hobson's, se be wee closing his shop, and demanded more mary. At the suggestion of Mr. Ingarnella, the druggist, to whom Mr. Hobson Wendt described the persecutions be bad been sniff:rag, this pea ccetien was commenced. The prisoner ems time ago wee appointed • yolk* =- stable of Baton, but being uhe alleged, a t' conscientious diameter," he refused to comply with the regulations of the force, which required attendance at church, and accord iegly raignedlus coke. The jury returned a verdict of Crtilty, and he was MM. tented to be transported for 26 peen. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Poshley, Q.C., Assistant-Judge.) Jaws booth, omnibus conductor, surrendered fur the third time to take his trial fur embeuling money received by Lim on &cannot of Arthur Macrame& and others, his employers. Mr. Sleigh, with • limn was Mr. F. 11. Lewis, said the prosecutor% the London General Omnibus Company, repre sented by Mr. Maenamara, had instituted these proccedargs solely on public grounds, as there was no question that frauds of the character imputed to the prisoner were com mitted to a very great extent upon then% and the only me thod they had of detecting the delinquents wee the employ- ' ment of perarmo to act, in point of fact, as Spiel., to take an account of what the conductor received. TM. prisoner had ' already been tried ou two indictment., but the evidence had failed to oatirfy the jury of his guilt, and they, after long deli berotiun, had acquitted him. There was a third charge against him, but Mr. Mammals authorised him (Mr. Sleigh) to say that under the circumstances ho would with draw that case, as he had no interest or motive personally in the matter, but was acting on behalf of a public betty, outlet public monads; but at the same time lee was instrueted lir say that the plan of espionage would be etrictly persevered in, and in every case where a fraud woo detected the mar pan would prosecute, fur the appropriation oof but one far per journey would make an average loss of over 40,0001. a I year, and there woo too Flied reason to sunpoet that nOille of them were not satisfied with one fare. Mr. tormenters was, he thought, acting in • proper and liberal senor in not going on with Oda third charge, and with the pennimion of the mutt no evidence would be offered. Mr. Metcalfe, for the priaoner, said Mr. Macnamara had throughout the case acted with great propriety and fairness as representing a public coinpany. Ile was very well satisfied at the remit. The Assistant-Judge mid the company had only done their duty in pnisecuting upon the evidence they had, although that evidence hail not been considered by the jury such as to justify a conviction, and the withdrawal of the third case showed that 31r. Maenamara only wished to act I fairly, and on public ground.. It waa very important for the iampany that a proper cheek should be kept upon their conductors, some tal in nueiler, for the abstraction of a single tire per des t would, on an &renege, amount to an enormous corn. The temptation was great end dete c tion difficult, and the conqteny would I. 11Inte justified in proceed ing eedh the third case if they thought proper; but as they wished to withdraw it, the court agreed with the course they proposed to adopt. A verdict of Net Guilty was then taken, and the prisoner was discharged. Edward Joebroa, a respectable looking man, was indicted for having feloniously received a firkin of butter value 31., well knowing that the Seine had been stolen. Mr. Taylor appeared fur the prosecution, Mr. Cooper for the prisoner. The prosecutor. Oeorge William Glennister, stated that be was a our in Sprang-garden-place, Stepney, and on the. 16th of February a firkin of butter was stolen trow his chop. On the morning of the 17th he heard that it was gone, am from his near and then from a young man named Searle, whom he did not know before ; and from information gives by him he went with a polioenian (Copping, 379 K) to an oil and colour shop kept by the pnsener in Leotard- Knee t Curtain-road. Ito said to him, " Ton bought a firkin of butter last evening, which was from my shop." The prisoner replied, " ree bought no hotter." Witness then told him it was WAS= to deny it, sa he had • outside who saw It stolen, saw it brought to his s) shop, and knew what was paid for it. The prisoner again raid he had bought no butter, and at that moment the policeman came into the shop, basins; waited outside, rend witness then said to him, " He says he has bought no butter." The policeman said a man was out side who saw it brought to his shop; upon which the pri soner said tee had net bought it, but had lent some matey upon it. He added, " I have been in business many years, and 1 suppose you have no vindictive feeling against me." Nl itness mid be had not. Prisoner asked him what the butter cost, and be replied 31., the weight being about 56 pound. Prhoner said, " Very well, wake out your bill and I willies; you for it. I suppose you don't want to I may emp bob, or disturbance about it. ' Some butter was lead ell the master. It was what had been stolen from hie elm sled was Mb. deficient. W he addle did sot seeds kkiavira le dal ant Ws the het he ad slareterds. 16a& awe le lie Asp soil Ida to had lea lathailia and all lin wire it Ina sea Oat he maw the as One at et Or &egad adds Iles swasy. The MMus helms= his dap sad Ihsydrasfs was between two mil these silk at et esmsegelleserra were to be found hams Or Sete ills hal met bird it the thieves. Ilimi Ivory date. dist she was earned In be pima es Ore 17th of Febremy, MI bed %sea se about sifter sessehs. Ou that esemmg die Mk sem how to a sigh hem% slab Mop, when els saw ispilesimm, and bend bum motioned. Me we ebeill e mil, seeing the butter en Ole eteenter, took it awn s MA vastest. It was only a small eumalty at took. The plasm dill ail sell butter is hie atm - No as told Mb/lob; II maw own act, thind Isar, what ebs heard dm gelleslaa 101 l ems about beim. Slut never saw batter time belest. enr* or H Jebn brie MA be me • lbimith, and lived in Hate , I. MI based elm* a moat isle bat tabs id Iheillis. Oa Or the 16t h boo doss meg be g=reif • shop, what Mew No. sod reeleholl Ohm. Ores et than stois stela of brabrlsem ibe &spina aler Aids it WY SWIMS an ible bah; saki' Id seas diem* ; then put it in a beg end plertelltea owiredisasew. The three others followed ; they mat bee plisosis shop, when one of the four took it at dee losser sad mead It into the shop. Witness trussed our* • gmbibbsese, and the men came there to divide the wasp. Cles of them said he had only got If. 3e. for it, seg tint he Wrest) was • tad fence, and should not have any mare. He west to the mementoes nest morals, end amemenied him and the mmambie to the ls drep. sweambeliery Ors aliases rid he la met Mow Mbar date ma, ha he pee • diadem et dem He did not see a dumb AIM wag Sem be posecutor's to the t sal fa se pet et the jimmy were they wi • Iplethe of • vie et • loskideei. The irhad glom relloss splast •re el hia _liat la :st ar kaow di ahem Ihissepereed. TINA he ieseld wear. lie sae ems la teisledg; be hemmed lo be la swine dere Mop witenthink aiMlm Me er .' In m mem bel s sal ia leek him me aseea. hat ham Nat morning. Me wa he s sem lasteto god lha get living by Mid work. Copping, the }}Amen k the cezezebeselei be memo odor, se to Irbil Mb Mess at the *Amp Mr. Cooper in Ids alems to Jury smaseied with meat seventy apes the wham bark, wbammeinetbemM, throughout the nealsr—his ikawing the dims assity Ores toile. without lailbamin the peeeratee la the Int instant* of the rubbery,_er sift Oa al et • gellassen to prevent the property bag seelsl d eillabssin Ws statement that he saw them take it to So gam" sad bet be heard the men discussieg the MOW elthi MOO thellthleille woo a bed fence, without apyrislageivs , rellual seal oressiog; the het tied le vas rm. t h oggessar bad Moen M dance salad mamba el istlii Wig no = kadtotbemprehmgearilbe ed the that lie was eseassol In the theft, and Cfr ie twa it7 rootime of smogs he get Os butter to be taken to Ss geiseate's lisp. The plena put now Gel be never bee& the bider el ea, bed arosly bat a prim • small as as it, that paves paarhig le lath it sway lambus% lividase as g d s as to the pleinfe prelims good ebseeelley. He led a wife and 10 ogles ameba mon him The Aseleaat Judge baring summed ego The jury retied, and. after deliberating five blurs, they came into mart, and raid there cu• nut the elighteet hope 01 their agreeing, eight I eing of ene opinion end tour of another. They were then rcpt tar► to their room, and at a late hour there WWI but hide claw* of their cowing to a verdict. THB POLICR COURT& GUILDHALL. Jobs R. Proutt, Georyre - Zstble;;;Vra;s, &Ur Petty, sad Jars Saunders. ...Is. Co -or.J, mars charged with rtestias 13 burs of yellow meta' relettlag Id. Or., eau 14saos Humphrey% • sot no Hurt desier, o PAL o wage. Klus'... .d, Lbelse% ••• Mused ritie looloaly reedelor the peeping. It bel.a.d to ales es V. 1.0 and 1414 copper-rosoltsra, Cork Bloard What, and net Host Kb of Veto. bard • bier, OM B sra,ma. pt., A , etate It to I. itourrcloro rouser. Vas sus wart Huapkret •W. amok to, but the onsoarts were remeded 141 Iburecl to ...Ms lb* police to obtlau forth. ..ids. R. 1.( Petry, Sootier% and bort% WORSHIP-STREET. Robert amt., alf hily drama mea.abelet 10 MVO •f Wet who WAR matte by tht pelm to be so seeemplished planet Marper, see eharpd er:th Meta; bees amemed ebb meats It Meshes &Idlest watch Itom the puma of John dad. • miles et Gl. tee ap.eorre Ito. tits widener Mitt the promos... hod fatly remedy strived la trove, mid While paw. • me Meredath • lee M 1..; On ins meet d by Om primer, Who looked bard at bleb mull in sulted ii he ma sot Item tbe tomtry. lemons atioarted la tne adlrmattoe, the pagan me be Ms filed Of MM.. M .01004 tM artier. et un boort, tertsdatte men. to me that be wee I UPI, reale pan 1.1 so mit rttalag he bad entered ir.ta. 1.. throw • w. lett for a Watt, / and tits Imadoa people mere tuth wattage "1011211 M /Ley irsid set to truelatL red 111 a ge ea partiality ha ethittte tow., .40.0 .toddy motstMed hit to an a. plebe beerthop, slime they loved tern caber nem, snit shim they 'stetted lute tbe tt-ck yard, oat Is smith. ',hob the prins.er teinnoteu that there sae mot euebleat ma. :or Mt imbrue not of It. teten.:ed he moot thaelan p..rp , tre it It:, future tity. • pteitotal ma thee made to while salty an how at Attlee. toll lemma so- armed tejole Is :became het, a. he resolutely rowed to do to, one of the utber men eatemmea Papua ate wad .tale trite the 1.600 tr, no Walled lb. WM m sot Meetly that I e speedily bet lour rummies. %h. We woo seine OR, ate third man Merely bevel Me promutot '• ro to-hie the membote." dr M aeltlestly Meer Poll.liqc dIM gave. but, to hr den: tsd N tI. adetetese of Ile it 11•111Wil, o! Ida es meetly usstopldolmtel misaleteoce. LI. lobe. tau ottatamtd hi& tamest et ewe humbug troth, and eoked hem abet time it sae. On tallmit out I. trActi to astetteat thn hour, it ••• Invest 7 mrotebed cut el hie hand by on. o! the gam, ',beaed It or rto the Or r, sad the abate ut thrin.larted Of. 'I Le y o mot. timely followed then', but be am ...mitten at nitride out... by ..t."1111 other awn, wt. of abets ee.a. him by tbe collar, .th the oteasta•lm ..'ate re. lamabt his at lw,ll Ibis bete alto men wen: petered toy mbeells." 'ARMY* tooleated bitiooaeau, bet a. fort.tb:y &lathed mil the prbasit 4t.d Ine osaNderate. badly! eietr ti. u hen r•meat MO reboot& alt mteiMmeamin mam be had hour •••iop I:.'salete be twisted to be else la chap Wastes • mo matt • &Inert that Is dtd "aunt it," awl saw se t. ne of say ut the i.ertt .'nit Thra,dry taller: be eamdmitally tel et tM Mb to to tre tame uelabboorhaod. and at me gave lam lase 7 code 0. lbe veneer. who Impedratly dreamtl that the tourermeaa Melia hat hie ..loth, •nlob he hod staked &gannet tent atneeelgoa, wan tentanutd for &prates.. WESTMINSTER. r. Fdreand rams eus balitastatreet, Wtstetteteitr. was charged with begictiag to plomi , e sefgua and house to 0 . 0, 1 , b0 OPPso of ths limbs:in Guards trots taw Welhoglea barracks to the Niue Cur railway Pats , . It allowed the: • tat I. kept ed tarsus, w-yg. as 1.1 bursas, a,. Gilley are Wad upon m tato to remote mllary mom sad baggage. b hest the Curds besot": to ti lodeut a that Um* ogo Mr. Luca. was ealted , a to JOAN, but task:red to co ON and 111 COMM OpltltOt the VOLUM bOtl " Moo" a warm to Pottirbsont•lr met. Mr. Loess glee el guilty. la trply to the magis•rate, be seated Nut be was • arch rof Is, load of Ir.c...tr, and Ustrwora twat tab 'art to military ratters. Mr. P.3/Per I could molars:sod lour ajectical if sbe retrieval of the troops a 1.4 lb. a h.,gy.oge was for the i.uryost of war, but UP y secs its tb.. lasluce is tell gob; to O iaalsx w Lae errs et Me QeMO. :Less We rarer take pat la military eat, . Pot tatr —They were etas w Utloor to I.teterve Olin ad , which ton see adqocato Low We nowt at, tayttdai tad, with the callituy. We k atm att. re a make the olodocUa. t;TtCeol7 r l;;; - ;;;;;;;TiOr. eal eau. M. Luna stei.:Lued I pay 'Owls' • during. sarraut to be put to for Its recovery. MARLBOROVOII-STREET. - - laws 110 amitelirTtholitaloing money owlet Isle pretences. The prisown alien on the Bee. Una Chau, chret wan o. the nears aural. main 3, Iltaroyalre sod te r rearritt el bowel. ea meamhatosed w 'aloe: acne" to. the suffering Li the imr. &time at la Real, M. Chohy pee She Kale tbactl. but on antler, to fa Rate found th at llamas the moo an irlmpute. TLe Wawa, who pleade d golly, w • maenad to three crane' hard .hoar. A solicitor, estonspanled by • gentlemen, eratel ;or • curviest eg.laet • pima named Jamas. but °baked • atm of money • hat be 01,1101 . 14 . UP frouthitent amerce. i.,!te.or • tt. red mto the perneul.r. of a totaktra Uturatioe oliteh bad b esttave In • hill accepted ca the tof Jaw. aro anoth but • elt the will heave due, they VITO 1111•O:e .o Mart it. wlerro.on Johoron alftdupai tam gentleman 0:11 a wart, and o taloa • rum ea amma hem tom la the purpose of Was up tee Lt., Ibe sae not taima ege. Mr. thogam said the law a the ease gear thie,—lf • penal oh. intoll a th y Ly raying that be had tarn up a LLI, mad the W: era at lair is up, then he was natty oh moms mossy by Into. pre. Duce; but 5: Leo te... lord am*, ors tia plea that \' would tabs ap a tdl . , a. d be applied last man to attar purpose ' It wag seta level traid, sod the woos aarlred of h it nag y must sat Lit heMedy 111 • veil awl Ws there lure reheed to appliance. LAMBETH. • -- - to,. Tema. genencly • heel ). etett throw. to the Keet-roed, wag riterg...l et It pools, a testa 11. AMA On Mr. 12111.00, 0 cots. shantter. us iueei q. tee Ird l, the twinge, esterea the shop ef Kr. Sew. ton. oleo neer Or et de ed w to hlm. red tweed Se clump, tor • U. note. Mr. Mona re,.l the note to Os earn otetelmses, to Mark•ltats •141, as on hot. wee Int, mid that It sae • staged ant. The grimacer sanest stated that be had teetired the nate from too gentlemen who drove tap Is • gig le 04 M•illtea yard end twist ' Msotwter. A somber at 'themes were ogled. who teetiSed to the in/wow's eseSectehe ch MAIM, ette Mr. Norton Oterheqted hits la plug tlut he would meg the Kerrie() of resters., the il, to lir. newton. SPORTING. WARWICK SPRING MEETaG. TO THE EDITOR or TILE 'Argus, Sir,—The running at Doncaster and Salisbury, has bon marked by tunny (Mures of infinite importance to future events. 01 the ten runners for the Doncaster Trial stab.. only Odd Trick, Centurion, Remedy, and Bourgeois can be clae-sed as mom then moderate horses ; and the Into rept of the race was centred in the collision of Odd Trick, and Centurion, the former representing llopkiee's (more, fanuliarly known se i'om Pewee) stable and the latter William Day's both of which are very strong in animals engaged ' in the spring. The two were heavily Lae bad ; but the race was all one way, Odd Trick winning easily, and roving himself at least 141 b. superior to Centurion. After the race, St. Oilos, belonging to the came gentleman as Centurion, began to look " fishy " fur the Northnniptenehire Stakes, and the backers of Sir Colin were in high glee, and offered to back him against St. Gills, for any engagement where the two were together. Considering that Centurion ran fur a length for St. Ode. his defeat augured but ill for the latter's preepects ' while; Sir Colin, who is looked upon as equal to Odd Trick at level weight., was deserving of all caw fidence. The race fur the Doncaster Handicap, hererms, made tho brekers of Sir Cohn talk a little senee mineeneht; but Odd Trick's position at the finish was a Mee woos Is was baulked during the race, when well up, and he Seep. peered from the front immediately. Ile, like Apathy ad Bir Colin, is worth following. Codrington's party het nothing by nut starting hint, and Mary went for the money and won it, • demonatration at the finish making her the first favourite. She bee few other engagements, but I must recommend her owners' (Meese.. Barber and Saxon) horses Se be • etched right up to the Derby, as she declined al Chester with 141 b lees than she carried here, w they ought to have a better hone than ]t in that race. I was again fortunete enough ' to select her, the opinion I expressed running as follows " Mary's recent performance is quite good enough to make her first favourite, without any operations behind the scenes ; and we have only to suppose 13ashi-Bazouk to be equal to Codrington at level weights, and Mary will have the best of that hero. She only tried once last week, and I need not re peat what for ' • and if I could make sure of the money going on her in earnest, I shunkl look no further for the winner: . The above was penned when Odd Trick end Codrington were the favourites, end it proved correct to the letter, for she was made fled favourite at the finish, and won the race easily. Having been equally for tunate in each event, I may be considered to have had a fair there of the " good things" of the present semen. I am of opinion that Odd Trick would havebeen first or second bet for the blander, and this one performance had better be ignored. The Chesterfield Plato brought Lord Hellen into strong play, although ho did not actually win, and his giving the winner 13th was a great performance, proving he is not such a bad bargain to his owneras was at first supposed. He belonge to the lucky confederacy of Barber and Saxon, ea does also the winner of the Hopeful Stakes, Polly l'eachum, whom they purchased foe considerably lees than 1001. last season. She carried a 41b petialty,and showed the lot oppmeed to her to be anything but firet-clam, as she had it all her own way throughout. Peregrine, like all T. Parr's ,ter olds just now, was not in good form ; but ho will run himself into it in a few weeks, and prove himself a good hem yet. The Betting Room Stakes was only a canter for St. (like, whose vinerymade him again the favourite for the Northamptonshire Stakes ; he showed great speed, and all his backers will have to fear is whether his staying powers are perfect, and I am half-inclined to say I doubt it, from hie looks. In my letter, dated Fe bruary 11, I selected half a down to stand on for Northampton, and among them St. Gilts, Skirmisher, and Sir Colin, so that I have every reason to be satisfied, as good hedging is offered to their backer., they being the three fleet favourites, Sir Colin advancing from 14 to 1 to 6 to k, skirmisher from 10 to 1 to 7 to 1, and St. Giles from 25 to I to 4 to 1 ; taken as a "lot," et° 1 was shout the price against them, while now odds of 5 to 4 would be freely taken they beat the field. All I can advise is for them who took the long shots to hedge at once especially while they can get out so eedßy, as no bet can be rolled a good one till it is well hedged. At Salieleary Apathy did wonders by defeating the lot opposed to him for the Wiltshire Stakes, where he had an ex traordinary weight for a three year old to carry home so early in the erring. He gave the emend horse in the race llb and a year (which is equal to 281 b), and won eerily, the rare being very good throughout; while lareca, who was third, received 201 b from him and a 141 b beating, end front the style in which he won I doubt whether he could not run any of his opponents—the old home included—at level weights. The coyissereeri began to think offer his victory, that he ought to have a chance for the Tw,, Thousand Guineas, and ho advanced from 100 to 4, to 100 to 8; so that I was just in time last Thursday week when I stated "that he I. a most formidable outrider for the Two Thousand Guinow, and one who should take the place of many of the present favouritca in the market." This was his third victory this /4,15.011. while he has never guttered defeat, And th,we who toek the hint 1 gave AU far lank as Jan. 10—to follow hint through the awn—have had • good time of it already. TLe Two year old Iliennixl went to the hone stable (IV. Day's.) with out touch of a str uggle , and I &hove the lot behind Happy Land to be anyth ing but bad; but the Three-year-old toy nial was a rare surprise, and I really believed that no thing would have a chance with Tricolour and Martinet. Vaulter, however, who was just suited to the distance, won rather easily, and I sun only make mends by following the line, and weuring Vaulter as one o.f toy Int for the City and Suburban Handirap, when he lea a light weight; and if the extra quarter of a mite dote not atop him, he should bent all the 3-yr olds. miday's racing wait only mithesiblo fur a mound victory of Happy land, who, even with Sot, won quite ae cagily as on Thurs day. Ile is the property of Lord Itibblesdale, who haa re commenced with extraordinary good fortune. The Warwick programme has nearly a wore of items for diriaion ; but they ore not PO well lilted as were those at either Doncaster or Salisbury. The meeting, however, is deserving of soirees ' and the liberality shown will not gu nmewanled, for thud are about 000 soya. advertissi as the added money. The quality of the lot engaged in the Trial Stakes, one mile, is an good, that I am afraid the ram I. spoiled through three mach none. a. Melissa, Pialiorman, and (Amos di Vergy being mitring the nominations. Stark and Wentworth are also good mile Lorca, but a shade behind the other three in quality, and only in the observe of all the three eon either of them win. I do not like doweling T. Parr (who has Fishernian), but I ani afraid()anus di Vergy will get his head home Brat if the attempt is made with Imo; I, how - on re, donut believe it will be. em the moot tecipting couple in the Willoughby Handicap, which in for gentle men rider.; and I shall anticipate their obtaining two of tho three tlr-t pliers. Early bird will have a ,ti adying weight, and if he can obtain a pod ritke he ought to give the Prince 121 b and beat him, The Ibuelieep of 10 wove. each, fic., one mile, bee a rood clout lot t ngaged for so trilling a .take, and it will lie din:cult to tippet %thereat him Givourite distomee, Lord:46on king the only ono 1 think at all likely to do net. Fur the Welter Ilendkap, ono mile, Typhon ought to End frit silo with ouch a weight; the Prime of Orange Las to givo her let 31k, and 1 think she would be backed were she in the Cloister Cup nt tot 10Ib. The Great Warwickshire Handicap, two miles, kw Po - .de and Tune Deer in very light, but their running this wi ck almost settle., their rheum.; end I should expel that De cember, Turn Thumb, and Theory, are the only horsed likely to run who Lave it anomie. It io quite certain that trio Thumb io in tip-top fettle, and I shall nut lou far out it I stand him as the winner. The Handicap Plate of 50 sovs.,T.T.C.,loolce made for Fly away; and could think the would non I should rnL'e;t:d rnglg prognorthete that the will hest the ragged lot opposed to her here. The Gnwe filly. Greenwich Fair, and Peregrine area re apactable trio fur the Two-Year-Ohl Stakes; awl I r:Lee Gieenwich Fair and Pertgrine that and second. Jumping is the prineipal attraction for the ladday ; but i I rhell dell no further n that description of RIB •.t. I,IIIF , quite satisfied with ray labours on the too streplocbases—thow at Liverpool and Doncaster. March 16. METEOR. BETTING AT HANCIIESTER.—FRIDAT. 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Vay's Illy by Mostborl42, out of M 005055043,33” .2:f 1 1411.1.4.11 Mr.Cosfles Costowsr. 33r , (WM. 2 Ps• ••••• • • • • • • . o ' 6 'l Mr. blell bloovs.b.3Trto Toot 112, ........ trorabors 3 Mr. Y. Kim s Cyclops. 3 )to tisa.). 74 Mb . 1%4141 4 Mr. J. 44,...1b0m • 014.106, 2 yrs MM.). 64 Isar. 54 IN IFaulluserl 6 TOO Lr•soross CAST. STACKS. of 23 ow.. sarts. 30 ft. f...? mrssly. ol4s. Colt, , est 115 : 31110 .44 315. Those by stallions or oof ,osoos tbst never 1a5....1• winos. 31b; both, 210. flolf a u01e.112 solo) Mr. J. Ifoolltb The Merry emsobless 114 e Monsooo, I,i &, , nor Ist . .IWIIII.I Waited over. Mr. K.l V'. roll bile.. Loo dl eat of Ilsomettooss doss smu4 111 , ..11/11 111551011 , Pl4lllof 40 soft. O.OW alomen nth. Throo quarters ofe!mils _ . w' rer. O. Dreorel rho Tare. by Tloteeldwr, 3 yr% Trt 111 Ahoy I 1 Adklaeo lirdrop. 4 n. 744 .......• .IPe( ri 3 eh J. I toe lei (Wellcme. 3 yrs. tit ..,Deort Too grove, Pt.,. 0( 100 R. for Lye:llk GA no ; 111 h Lm tot 131 b 00d00.1.10 , 43.1b. Kr. T. Pon'. Illotteemao by 31 ma. 011 ••• . ........ • • tWdl 1 Lard IlibbleodoWe lowa. 3 I.• • r , • • • • • Too If tiros Pout 010.0(0 of 10 6001:40421. * with LO sokk , for r old.; 0044.. 1 0 .1. ; tot ab. Wtoatro of • stlte race 100 tort, or upward; looludnor the answer% rem (este. 411; of to. ot We Moo rola, 71A elf ra. T. Y .C., thresenertern ono mlk 42 wt.) Lord Illtot..:evlaiellibe 11417 Laud, by Jerteho, OA (to. 4104 o•ral 1110 brbli 1 Mr. E. 110'o ',My Elizabeth. Opt lb ................ tW,11,,) I Mr. W. Dojo Ito maker. b 11.40 . iror4hOto) 3 LATEST BETTING. NOWIIIAMPTONSUIRE ermuut I. I •pt IL uur I 8 to 1 Lut kr Conn fl le I ktaidoer (1168 T 1 Calriegt R II C to CP. Ti to 1 NW no6nethoePT ...-.. 114 ti . 1 sot Swfvki Lbniat 6b 1 Sit Vol is TWO TLIOCSAND. Ito 1 art Pedal's 11 to 1 art lard of tie MIL 6to 1 I.otota f) to 1 Mug of tbe tyke 10 to 1 11Ird In the lland DELIY. 11 to 1 apt Dlioo Donau It 13115 to 1 apt Tou rn ament DER 111 , . to It 1:6 to 1 1. -.a Olesualooon 111,5 3.0'0 to 1 , 0 ac. t lord Dertla Steamer too to DO Lord Ribbieadatea no Tfamy 1,..6 3.1.00 to Ivo Mn. lowa. Coak•doodle.Ovo HUNTING APPOI •TAGNOrSIIO. 17er Idajoaya, Tuesday, Tay ford Stake; Fridays Mai:named Station—et harmed 11 Hama llothodblld'a. Moeda,. aatod CUM*: ThaMda7, Maim MIL near Ilegadon—sat 11. manor:tam Atberetone (Mr. W. ftelby Launch., 0. Monday, Kirkby ; Wednesday. Wham.. Vilmme; Tllme Potte; Samm , lay, Mradoeme at 11. Ilnunbans Mom IMr. Lame tot's). Monday, Crom Read , . Braman,' Moor: Wedamday. Slack Iloy. Cambhatorth Common Med.), W 41.11 Park , Saturday, .Wykr—at 1 I Thr z oirl 'i rol7Ll; lr tsr . 4,LT a T , =.. l°'• b a ttL ik ir Lodi*: Vottonnora Jolla Trolopeal. Mindy. Lialkers; Tuesday. Lod. d , on on Hall. Thunday, lotstormalls ; smnarlay. Market t.lbertua— at 11, mr. Yarquluarsora. Monday, Clltarm Weed; Ttsooday. Wmt Cernpion ttme Earl Ft addiliani., Monday. Loam Gram• Wedsanday, Amalsorpe; Tburaday. 1 Lo Knott; , eatalday,_....Lelebtosa4=—ea batflad 10. Molder.. Mr. J. 11111 M, bosun ; Tumhy, llohommadyaldlny Moor TbaredaliaeatmA; Friday. Cn...ksk Toll Ilur—at a quarter to II Lord Morwni, Moaday. Winallsorpe: Tue. fay. ledyllnzton Manor Masada,. llird.a.ll Home ; •Friday, Walowoor Build—at half put 10. w = y l . lf i lo i ft . P. T n lll . lm ib e sad 8 io . 11 ; Custr. o.r ondaz, Woo b arr it Letters—at& quarts, toll. Worn (Kul of Stamford nod WasrleatorOo. Monday, wartan4 Sorto rib ; Tuesday. llotblty Mona.: Tbunda), Menem Ylllage; hid .y. Lcarby 114—at , 11. AQUA TICS. THE VMVERSITY BOAT RACE. The gentlemen of the rival Universities of Oxford and Cambridge have commenced active training, for their almost annual eight-oared match, which to to be rowed be tween Mortlake and I'utney, on either Friday, the 3rd, or Saturday, the 4th of April. Both crews, sa at prment se lected, are very tine and heavy-weighted me; but the time that mold elapse between the present and appointed time for the race, will, doubtless, as heretofore, produce some changes in the list of those *elected to dispute the aquatic superiority of the respective universities. The MR'S now in practice are as follows OXFORD. CAMBRIDGE. Thorley, Wadkam—stroke Snow, St. John's—stroke 7. Lonadide, Balliol 7. Pearson, ditto 6. Risley, Esc's 6. Smith, Trinity 5, We're, Bellied 5. Seargeantaon, ditto 4. Matter, Corpus 4. Lloyd, Magdalen 3. Wood, University 3. Holmes, Trinity 2. Ourdon. ditto 2. Born, Emmanuel I. Arkell, Pembroke 1. Holley, Ekes, Trinity--steerer. Latter', it;n7t) 7 ll,dl ,Magdalm—et LOWESTOFT REGITTA.—We are informed, upon unquestionable authority, that owing to the calamity which has befallen Captain Andrews, there as no probabilityi of a re ratlitsEatELL°Ent°oflTAthiL3R'eETAllFT. A.—The London Rowing Club contemplate aentling two eight-oared boats to Henley, this season. Dewitt, of lhunton, is building them a new boat of that description. Should the Chester view put in en •Peantnoe, the Henley regatta will be a Sat-rate affair. THE GREAT BOOT BACH YOR THE CHAMPION SHIP OP THE THAAIEs.—The gnat match between James )(manager, of Teddington, who is champion of the Thames, and Henry Kelly, of Fulham, who aspires to that proud dis tinction, has hitherto created but very little manning interest. The deposits, which are duly made, are draiiing thin slow length along but there is no money being laid out. Ke ll y Inane to Salter s sto train. Messenger, who looks in very condition, is at home, taking considerable pains with • If. It wants two months to the day of rowing, so that both men have ample opportunity for practice. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WALOMCE. m. 10113. nall, Rectorate! r. beIll•MI A.. Fi.ber 11acIntedala be c..10e1. ete Licuteaseelkaerat Vetrot, .::mood. MI korai.. of Mecum Gaerde—Papearecr 'I Lena. learthal Cookeral, four tIo Ilth Lieht Dragtoto, to be layeastae, nee 'Lobito. eke est...eta Ilth I tea lasavo .—LI rtebatat Tdatat ern Co Cr hto he alla tale. I.y wad., 0100 &Sot Coele, add <A oho ream. Camel Ea'ar , bo Beta , Bteehaat to Lc beat by to ohaa, v oe Wet. ba Jana* al . .ort !keen cent., to to cooler, I y par Mo. 0340 Mao, app dotal to the tab Li Davao. ; Fletat , ter 4. Poi Ga la*, Bete , le . to • pow.ottr, vise *atom Maur Tratte—t ea). iettlara Rater: qray, lot.. la lay ease. tatted. to Iv c..; OreaaJkr 11.41n.c .1 area Galres—tkaboset-C,l tut non 4 MB. from ben.:ett alt.alauhe I, to be a)*YW, :01 11, o. 1.4. a 0. ;aline dn.! ff,.,.see, rho Brevet Cato.: Witham bee , a Butebte. +oar, afro ezatea,;. ; Lieutetoot tad 4.4. 31311 •11.1 Illyor W. liana B. de 1tur...7 te be eel tala ea t.t.a.mt 2, I. IR. aslto 4,01 Lloyd Wye i tke t t t awl cal 0, by ter..l,c 4'‘ l% Lea Sib 14eten eke elide, yo.a we t d. oOeera Bathe, a.t o to bc CIAO. be peed," Ifn I , ..,—Lionceast Witham Neederatl4 /two La!? reek tat: Palmate, of the lavatla 141.'4. at Slope 4L7. ,0, to he 433 mat 1, vie 1101, ate ottatol to a tale, 111th ot John Grahame, lan the Eta F• te he la. eamaat, ‘1.114-..11re. • ha) Ea. Jobe a.. 11 loot ravereedol. W 1,44 01..11% al..toat lo a ha 300 u .nt Jobe Th•4Ol•P Valilgraa /Leahy Ire toes RIM. 'el. be Mee. YS a at—latut.4 at Una, tirm!..er nom; •m, from Pelf 147 of lan 74tb 1-. t, to 1,. 1..t....mm0t, ttor 1,0n,14.610144 w lb,/ Wiwi/ Tnao Lagot 71,w0e P to 1. 11,414 mut, to marvbfoc, Amt 711.,.00tt, In t Aires ; Moamar, 10.11-t WV, to Pm awe. b pa-cha,e. t ;co Yet.:a. 2Ttb frout—l•Athe llewi )11:1,44., two tbt !Mb Foot, to to easuly Lowulo,r, c.. exerts:4c.; Lloott tr.tr. Altrtd t , rtkr, tn•aallki Last t'ust. to be 1,14.,11.1. %I e Vuwr, r, • to • rat ft.• 60th Foot —2; t . M I Lam Y. Curt) beta tcra.ktod tit no*. 41:1b . F444.44,11.etia11t Robert Um'. Ilnm to bt, tast , tel,r ..f riaw Cot Co t hoot—Lieutents t Lanes T.Tervil Ke.t t , , oat% IT get, Cam. riot tto..rt. ,hu num; OAI3I. tr:tleael h Holt, into, lulf.taT of dui ul - tt Vuot. to be c.cealn. tics boot. :sad twat Wise , MW lbot--11rreeant Walter Itorrbutt. trim the Boots Fteeter hie webs be..u....etre of LTA r Toe tt tato.. bt tto!Ja. ttWoa .1.3 I u: toe. prohoeol. 03 , 0. LO to *Wotan'', 'too iketan. ,Ghotte4..e. the .t rva—catortu T.\ son thteb.:ry tome b. tem l -.I 'wee.... the brevet I-cub:lout Cutood Ahem too•Leor4 be t0te..!..0e 5 t..0. as. attacled tiruk.....ta.tuntiey ; blenteboot Ja not 111 1., le . 0 . PUICX r. 1113 NYC. E 414.1 iiatrAlk 0. 11. kre Li to he Testae.% ‘o t.. - e II Lee. 1 , ......—Lkeu.eu0ubC..1 oil the Iloo..l.blett How. fro. talf-per Ti. ..:01 T..ot I: umakat INA 11.1ilan3 Henry twst!...s Las b-an N.,. CLI r ilZl.A . st knee. YBm n;-17,17 . "3:17 1;livl the it`, Y. t be clrtol. ..cu Ma.t a. who c.,ohnoww!. kr.17.1" II ner Jzzkoom to too .Isarsactur at auuta.o.); J. 11eneyI:tr. fru. half pay AD rwk w La Ilestriaat. ticu KW% .11.61.1 to tiac 11111. skry Man. DEPOT nATTAitox. • •.:, ter MUOkb<ALS,VIWaiI. ila 4:121 Twt, wLe PM- Watt P7AVP, . . Weed tr Thorns. St. V.oetut 11. C. Troolrl , ar, UtoL. haif leo 2 u• 1 lost. 4. Is deputy wbuttal. aeon .1 a: tualea.rialti ba tat I•urV+e of e aryl= oil. oraler :be eutrratwl of Ito aelotaul. tu :al. cort..eteal •111. tLe ette4 ma and do:taloa of AO 110114. CNATTACIIED. PrenaLtenterent-Colontl trlneetld rataL frees tbe chid to Ityvanant-eolyeel,oy youeue . Lloetvavei atrua o sdt, from taa Foot, lar be casala, ey per. ebett nnEVET. Llsotatkat.Ceced Taman Hal, of the OretatEs• Gar/. to be ouloctl .10 the any Lleatryant•C mai lb Aar ota ..ty, •,1 th e r., be Lila J,-.amp to the Week . the yak at lo tro 1 to thuonoy. Tu. tuatenauttural Oben. f the East Tulle f onyanylt erste tee 100. .top It b e.otsry r oa, as losbues:-. C.-hats Julia to. Mayrure, Mad, • btates. kr Le 10• Jar. goner.: Llunkant Joao Law. keep.' Wary, to he ottani To be Lautocant Corleath-flolor Thresh. Fronds Dias, Bawl la. 114tosJau Howard &add l. gaga lishosar7 ; Major W 4. Iseti *Lake 1... h. Uwe* Infantry: ilkor Mldlaw ltvhs. Maur 1:14V Th doid Ilill, liabLe laovy, lit .dear rod Joao, hookbay lufastry ; ),11 henry Lama. Pa.... &W. lawn Major Jobs hove, Hmoal Istfaarl. To be tlajor.—t avues lb was Nnlate Caukarlialaa liSaatry, Cu. lola *arca Ildary Curald, Busy& Infontry. hatoMANDA. Lieut....Co:oat Richard Yabsser *harp, on heS.pay Foot, Ira late permitted 11 rotas from the ter IN by the owe Qi so tare. bbe aba about to Yeesso a a blues In Nor. tem, Mutate Theodor. )1 net Ilattaan, . Matey utrota:hod, has boat hre funs the art los by the yoke 01 to, somobase, he = to rta to ma.. ' • a oetder Ito Noe Tar Own boo riot ploeasol to amulet the orderseentleued yams le by bre Mast) ...iolto-de.e.s. for tht rasa. of her Mbitto Ivrea: Nchr Yran.:,. Duke of Buoae.:b„ M. 0., Colouel us tie WA.* or Quash bal.. of Light Int.try MiJL ; Velouel Jebn Mast Pans aof the J. Rosa/ Larehlre ItWa.out 4•I M iint • Lases.. Cof'.oo Molest Mvtateler Slalto Ad.. of as ballolk . Artilluy RI. errant of alb.. era the rank of oauttel to the maid.. forme. F.' Alajorty b.. Ai, tau anoo Luse ilea s, !...sets eat the above .1113 re eh t seek sith the ashy e.losee'a u.UNe taus.. a.: ate fajta.; eV • taut of her Illesty s face. Tire Qua, bas lees .I..ad to swat Clint. Usu., Mars. el Mastery, Liens..at take.' of tau boy.. it Ilselove I..ay tote odoe of her 31rte....) s Al tt.odu-o aa. for thy . scnsot of ha I.untary (otos, with the mos: of oal iu th 4 haw. vlcroluAololsll. Erato to the uphlcroeut N thy Loodon Gazette o f Feb. Li. Loyal Nedy.-1.. John taleot liurpops., etoson-. Ayr. road Hugh 'JUAN cuusinaae; ; f-r Lel.ar • it .! n Ulu.oL , auk. rt t-,., read Woad et. John balsivi.lni....tapp.i.L. NAVAL MLBALB FUR THE. BALTIC. Depart:mut of the **mutant Gentrd of tbo A.lmlrulty. B.e.a..t.houov. ?lath IJ. Ti.' Majesty halos bean gradoesty hash: to (rat a medal to th e pa• d . ho :nen e•tr, toy . bard ber she, on :be Itelhe cao. pada. hoot the of March, 1454, to rise clo. tbe tura tavratioall le that per, and fro. Wt Gallattaaataaala, to this dose of .val opera thee la UK War Nothe lehar Oren, that on donaoodo to toce tot,tot, oot.r.sb. donate ay memo. application, ...I a: y:y pen.. , 117 or by htisry *retie Ike o, , yds •BL toe (Alt.ale, to the ACCoallliffiai• pared of the Naoy,Adashelty. Bonstr.d.hotea. aPollaLla noel data htes rah er ratbm, .3 the name of the this or ou beard faith be served ; alou in the does of wary paw man, or frarboe, It Is ludapereal4 that We appilatio. ohot• ai be asap doled by a ortileate ne w els ear l4 In the nee el by. co board oat, of her '7a all*d the and.... cve.neynwling r, %Inch cue :Le e.,tlllente gut 1., ;ecnrol. AV h-a thvre era eeeenl e elmiutte on I card the one It le ie. *alio that they s,:ould ityake their stolleyuoto. kneelr Weir ..y.ma.,tllne 01111oer, by a lit elybu athodly orrany..l unar Wye to !Wen they noon sevelng at the tune, tend amine the Informer 7.4l;;;;:labrew7ao.l be robed up with the oppiinstions for is 11 in cuerilva. and In an tact •►tee the lamu hare reeved it than we ship la ire Kline toetWOIM the Web Lew; stated. thil i of aith ship saws he 'tared. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 13.—APPOINT71ENTOI.—LieUtetrinta H. t rtr °PP ils.2). to the Nimrod, e, ,Mw stem ata taro u Ileeeetese, R. P. tutor WI, to the Futlo,,A, IC paddle wheal tem= Innate, at Poi orttootb ; and IV, Ft.r.lt (.F5 i;, to the 00, eat • HIM home .14, at Demotion. nate H. P. Ulan (,W), to the dwprtre, 4, neer steer gen weal, at Dem:pert. Weed Manes &C. Wityllt (1 , 541), to tbe thareriso; H. B. Lay cede), to th e Comment, ertlir rem gun russet, a. ierrismouta; Gispin 0031. to the novo, pa boat: J. H. litrett,nd (th 34), We grab gas Wet; W. L. October (1.56). to the Le •: and J. G. norm, to the &ins, peed.e.wheel ,:tan, tone', at Woolwich. Acme reeona Muter 0. Pennon, to the 'Prawn, Gat screw meant slat ship. at Portantootb. Glen; A. W. Btitb, to the Cambridge, gunnery 'hip, at Der,binrt. THE FORCE FOR CHLNA. The United &Trice Gazette safe: " When the reximenta arrive from England, there will be a forte of 10,000 men at Hong Kong. An adequate tom s/soviet, under a most able deputy commiasary, kir. Power (the son of the lamented actor), is forming. An auditor of sceenutte, on the part of the War Department, also proceods in thapereen of kir. W. White, who tilled that office lately et Kerteb, with a sufficient Gaff of clerks. We are informed that there is no apprehenson of an insufficient supply of pro visions for this large accumulation of mouth., notwithstand ing the hostility of John Chinaman. We hope, however, that the bakers will be provided from England, flint theta may be no chanee of poisonings. Every article that can be taken out will accompottly the expedition." Lieutenant-Colonel .T. Crawford, Royal Artillery, at Woolwich, bat been appointed to the chief command of the companies under orders for Chinn. consequenee of hostilities with China, the work. in the royal carriage department of Woolwich Arsenal hare consi derably .neresawai, and the men who are under notice of dimairoal have been notified that they can remain tuna the 31st inst., ouch notices as they hare already mcived laieg held good for that date. wOOLWICit, Mama 1?. The Bann, padale wheel despatch vowel, w.ta this day annotstionet b 7 LICY . IIIII.II . Portia, and tbe Alger.w suaboat by Unakniat Hodson,. . . De'actimec , e of Matinee Pfr. Tinder °rears to ;woe td to cbt.., th. Ileeper. Bono, brace. A:gerine, and Lew now fitting oat be,. ircNernLy NO thin day etioriccents to test the invention of haven, for converting 1.11 into lOC by a cheutit povtet, were earned on .13 the Inelbey &porton: in the Dockytr:. Thee wer{. MUM Sr. no: cenipleted. CHATHAM. T/Aac a It. Conaiderable activity prevails in the dockyard in come. queue. at the oM•n fee the 'conch of the largo t 4 ewe .ester, Rs. noon% 111 gone, to take place on the Tath no. The following Otters are to prepare for ernharkati , is kr Ch'ear Aaaler►nt elrgeolt H. Helsoll: Antetacctlorgeon al. Yn•ea; sal Arigant-s. gnu. V.11.0n. bath Light 10 tehtf1. A detachment of the 1.1111 Csmeton.an, 40 treo-coroutteelantel Worm and nen, ander the COTIMSadot Cowin E. H. Hunter, clod liegAmenk and &Won J. ft. A. ColrbroAt. 2Gh, pre," A to.mortoer to HetvEnd. where Way .111 unhook In charge of a•erte•. gong to Bernta-a. 6/I¢ERNIESr. MA It. The Dolphin, 3 alma, brigantine, Commander Edunuei Webber, Lee tamed Irani the amt Gout el Ara.. DEVOMPtIitT, MAD= It Her Msjestys ships Sansparefl and Retril,ati , ,o, which wire t 4 ims navel Oa looming, an ee'agral u FlJolooth O. =M twara of the wintrar and = &dram =oda The Shannon, 51, 'crew frigate, Captain W. reel, C. 11., g taking a:top qtunt ty of atom ea board tor Cana. The Connors ,t, e, .e deep,* boot, Aso ben cominiosioned bJ Commaarder flirting gaoler, for atinb lb. ha... I "Mt and Firm„ meg gonblato, ana to be comm skinned In..eitate yla lb. alma stance. The Daantlene,ll3, mew frigate, Captain A. I'. Ryder, wea paid off torky. Ito Vorfrits, 68 psdlia frigate, w.. ingtimbobt yeb ,,,,m . . Captain Meson' °Acta, C.V. DUBLIN, Ka= 12. AD kinds of rumours are dying about in military rimiest as to Use (Was exordium+. General Winabam. 0 retorted, is tio eamiount. end Lieut. Col e I [award, A...tenet stit ceelltial in tisk perions, is to edismead the corneae haw. Lag eight the /artisan theatrical obeniony gave ts.cle mend pima imam et O'men's Theatre, In preaeree sari Lawman,. Ile pateetelectre tee, The Lower.," arri,ten b Catraln recto% MTS. sod "The Omnibus." Ibe boost era artarled, but the eclat, woo only es.. . . . THE CORII2O/1 Kneen 14 After t h e eltetthes are o ne. its Win - y . . 71 1)747 Do w.. A .ousdron of the Soots Greys marched err Dobbs yesterday. under the carman , ' of C 41,.. • ales. 011 the lbtb. Listhmset-Porael Turner's If Troop of lior.• Arullery I. ke releoed fees duty at '..i.erbrldge by Maine Ar.deroea troop; eM earn an three abuser are areal oat, Get,ral Cha:totaa Is .ptloa re se ILLi y to relare Garret Parthy, and the two 11111211132 . 11 cavalry to be sder Wee IGO la all probability t h e lith Data Demos/ aed Itith Lemon". Om IL atey std Tuetd‘y the (facers el the Correct, DIGS= gasa settler peeorm .ca at their 15311 :titer., the p`ses sort bait “We Last Lee..' "The Watersea," iota "Box sat Coa." Thar west oil out Boexastally. ▪ L. now ✓an , OINE4