The Express. — London, England, 1848-05-31 00:00:00

the news news of the affray emend through the town, the ut m.tet excitement prevailed. The shops were closed, great numbers of people congregated in the streets, and the • e` artists of the out-townships,. to the extent of several thousands, marched down in tordies and i traded the 'netts in military array They, however, after • time, Wind, and it was stat that this retirement it for the purpose el summoning a lt their friends ; and it was observed that atveral earner pigeons were sent up in the course of the •woraing, width took flight town& Helifix, Qu. eaa head, Bingley, and other towns in that, the West Ri ious ding. This mo de of communicatioa, it is qu notor has barn practised by the West Riding chartists forboa the I,a, 4. e publicly sted mo nths or more ; and the y hav within a few hours, they would be ableither to create simultaneous outbreaks in the places with w communi cation was held, or the chartists from threes would arrive in Bradford t 3 carry on the war in that town. During the time that the chartists kept out of eight the local B1Rgill• tratee, with the Earl of IlLarewood, lord lieutenant of the trict W e pt Riding, and Gener al Thorne, commandant of at ) dis sat in council at the Bradford Court House, and a larg addition to th e military force arrived in the town. Orderse were twined to the whole of the special constables to be in at tendance at half:past three o'clock in the afternoon, and when that tit...arrived fully one thousand had saiwinkled. The whole of the streets in the neighbourhood of the Court House were nearly impaseahle, and the booting and yellines at the police and special constables were loud in the extreme. Tho wlhole of the Bredford police force headed by suer ' e t intendeat Briggs , marched from the Court- oust , at our o'clock, foll,ned by 1,000 enecial constables, 200 infantry wilt died bayoaete, and too troops of dragoons This intoostieg force proceeded to Manchester -road, their object being to apprehend all the ehsrlist leaden living in that loc.ility, and t hey earc fnr arms. They met with no inter- , rt:dion until arrived at the corner of Adelaide-street, the scene of the morning's conflict Hen the chartists had assembled in great &limbos, completely blocking ap the thoroughfare ; and when the police attempted to force them away, a general onslaught commenced. The police drew their cutlasses, the epeeist mausolea their staves and they we met by the chartists with bludgeons, stones, re o th er weapons. Both sides fought desperately for some time, but at last the police and special constables were driven hack, many of them dreadfully injured. The soldiers being , in porear could not act at the onset, and the ranks of the civil were thrown into confusion and disorder before the dropout could be brought up. They galloped to the spot where the severest part of the contest had been, and the chartists began to retreat. An attempt, however, was made to unhorse some of the dragoon, by striking at their horse's fon legs with bludgeoin. One fellow in par tinder, who had wrested a constable's staff from him, was conspicuously active, his pommies' of the trun cheon inducing the belief in the mind of more than one dragoon that he was a special constable. The efforts of the dragoons, however, 'polo caused the chartire to retreat precipitately, and the police and special constables then succeeded in capturing eighteen of the most active and desperate of the riot.rs. One of them was armed with a dagger, with which be attempted to stab several special coestables and yolicemen. He, as well as some others of the prisonen, made a desperate resist ance. Subsequently the civil sad military forces proceeded down Adelaide-street, and other streets and alleys rn the same neighbourhood, known se the rendesvour of the Chartistsagain visiticg the houses of ~ Wa' Tyler," and Lightowler, neither of whom, however, was found at borne, arid the search for arms in their residences was nice unsuccessful. In one house a pike or spear, mounted on an eipht.feet shaft, was found ; and o r others pike-shafts and pike-heads, evidently recently sepa rated, were X.:covered. Bullet moulds, quite wrench ; if Just and, and leaden models of pike heads, app n tended to be used in casting pikrs, were taken from other houses. Much opposition was offered to the ingress of the police at some houses, and :n two or three cases it was necessary f ,.. to break open the doors. The lurch having been completed, and the supremacy of the law vindicated, the forces returned to the Court- ones, where precaution' were taken to quell any outbreak that might be &desired. In the course of the evening, alto, orden weft issued to all publicans and beersho2-keepers to close their houses at eight 'clock ; and in order to empower the military to act instanter, if required, the Riot Act i n as read. When the prtroners had been safely lodged gaol, one of the ringleaders, a man named William Sager, was taken before s e, y who were then assemtlea at the court house, by whom evidence was heard as to the cart he had taken in the disturbance, and he was fully committed to York Castle to take his trial on is charge of riot and mo ult, and also on a charge of drilling. He was immediately sent ;under a proper escort. This morning the magistrates again assembled at the Court-house for the purpose of ,preprding with the investitrstion. L. W. Wickham, req resided. The Bark of Thorn , Lord Lieute. sent of the Riding, and Major-General the military naurnander, o f the district, were also on the bench. Mr. gaer, scliritor, speared for the accused. The deposi tions were taken &garnet the prisoners singly, in order to avoid confusioa, and the proceedings were somewhat pro tracted thereby. Up to the time of the transmission of our despatch yesterday afternoon the examinations had resulted in the committal of William Connor, William Smith, George 011(1, ud James Downes, and the inquiry was going on with regard to other parties. Those several persons wen ordered to be committed to York Castle for riot and assault, but intimation was given that they would be allowed teas e at large ea bail (themselves in SOL each, with two sureties ol 261 each), 24 tours' notice being required. The town re mains in a very unsettled state, and business is in conse quence couiderably interrupted. Within the lest 10 days there has been a large accession to the military force usually in the towo, embracing both the regular cavalry, the yeo manry cooky, infantry and artillery. LANCASHIRE. Cllall am t un r iato Pi ttaCl.—At the Liver- pool poli on Monday six seamen who had formed the greater pert of the crew of the barque Cora on a recent voyage to the coast of Africa, from that port, stood charged by the owners of the retail, Moan. Harrison and Co., with cert sin sea of mutiny and piracy. The prisoners' names were J. Farrell (mate), J. Rigby, T. Coults, J. Bathe, R. Good child, and A. Berenice (or Bavasico), seamen, coopers, and carpenter of the ship. The prisoners w ere charged with running away with the Cora, and breaking into the cargo. The principal witness ca ll e d for the complainants was Mr. Blundell, the surgeon of the vessel. He said the COTS left Liverpool for Benin, Aug. 19, 1847, and arrived out Sept. 29. Capt. Gillespie was in command of the ship out, bat died on board after his arrival. Witness left the vessel for three weeks, buts ccompanied the agent, Mr. Henry, to Vernon :tor., and was absent three weeks. Ile was on board of her again on the 10th of November, and Mr. Henry, who was oleo there, said before him and others, " I leave the vessel in cha rge of the mate, Mr. Farrell (one of the pri se ers), and Capt. Dawson will come on board to-morrow, and take her over the bar." When Mn. Henry left Farrell, , be said that Capt. Oidespie had told him before his death that he had been p o isoned by Capt. 111W11011. The mate then said be would go • is search of a man-of-war, in order to obtain a redress of grievances. Henry told Henry Jones, one of the crew, that if Farrell did not go up the river with the ship, and take charge of the Marts Louisa (a tender used by the agents), he would tie him. The SOTS went to sea on the 9tn, in the evening. Witness remonstrated with the mate for doing so—alludiug to the insurance but the mate mid that he had looked into the in surance, and that he (witness) hail better not inter fere, as there were parties on beard who would do him Woo if he did. The ship did not proceed far. Next meriting Capt. Dawson came within hail in a boat to take the vessel over the bar, but the mate told the coo boys to tell him to keep away. Dawson did not get on board, and they went to sea. Dawson went beck, and re turned in a cutter, anti fired nine guns. The barque else fired, but, as witness heard, to leeward. On the morning of the 12th, the Maria Louisa schooner came in sight, and pursued the barque three or four days, but could not come up with her. Ou the morning of the 16th, H.M. steamer Grappler came up, and after communicating with the 'chooser, boarded the Cora. The lieutenant in command called the mate, the second mate, and witness, to the quarter deck, and read the articles over to the crew, telling them to return to their duty: Some of them e refused. The mats did not refuse, but wished them to rturn, saying he was in search of a man-of.war to obtain a rress of coingrevances. The lieutenant reasoned with them. The then stated they had been ueed very badly on the rives be Cmt. Dawson. A chest containing twenty guns, row tithe cargo, was opened, and the men loaded them ; the mate and carpenter loaded them with coopers' rinds and powder from a barrel that wss broached, and wes part of the cargo. li. swivel was loaded in the same way. Some ma chettee (a kind of sword knife) were also taken — flue or six. When the schooner came up, Carpentee mid he would set fire to the magazine end ti the s ame up before they should be taken. The mate said the same thing- On the previous day, themswenter said when in sight of the man-of-war that this who mould sot assist to defend the barque must die. Dior ad Jones were since dead ; both dissented fromthe Witness made memoranda of them tons actione=.—Crowezamined for prisoners ...I heerdthat Dawsou had gagged • man, who a fterwards died. From the 011 Nov. to lbh Dee. I was absent with the whoopee, Daring the Captain Gillespie and two mon died, and no a eon was on board, no fresh meat on hoer,Nearly the whole of the crew were afflicted with the Deem. No lio juice tit to we left. When we left ter part of the wow were knocked up, nine down ill assme. and not twee than three well at a ,awe mate laces than anythisg else was the cause. I one snaa c ob ,"and the shooed was flogged by Uanry hisesell. Had bobs • polo boils on the captain's bead. The offrobe had 11 Ids! with a rope before the bottle wee um& Mon Weellsee the crew w'hat he would do with tiro ibmi hs .1 into the river. He told them once or twice he weal isse their back bonee.—BA examined : I know theologies ; they were cutting rivets to put into the guns. B o bs tw Whitby (—law only Brine raping the rivet heeds 4. Whitby wee in a low, weak state, from :debility, and vold not lave bean so if they had had goad and freO pea liar's. One Thome also died. A.ntonio hes been flogged by the *gest co boil the Cora, in the river, after the ira wooed. He or *KA with &mu He is in a very bed state. I neves mega WON of an agent degradim Word bv ring en beeetertilleMPlLthemi2. Ban." soil" es s r ho boo. who h e ad might have boo id by memo s& el the mil, who had command of the Nu flovesel ethos at were witeined, and it who was fll at the . . hospital, could notalrinahM ffs2=2l. wo be eneseeen against. The whose n kiut Is be Ohm as • wiener hosoftee, he inu„, to de with the War, as the &War oil he ems ' lit Of loon *abed all the doe. The essurloallei e she to behests& up, if he oen be Mod; es • miasma Peloniel strong mile souse :emote es the areal essaset of threats pusenea tomb tea men by Holy, the erit, and Doembe e nd watowied that Owe was no me i el limay WOO sit ea of the wood They had been lel the Az weeks ft .--------"""'—''"----"-...--7:--"..--''"-".7--- . 1 ill, without proper provisions, Ilse Juice, or Intre!treht at oll tendanee-10.11.ohton adjourned the further h g. We learn that soon after the transactions stated transpired, Cept, Dawson himself died on the coast. MITCIIEL ST3IPATIII6ERS IN MANCIIESTEE.-- There was a large meeting of sympathieers with Mr. Mitchel in Stevenson-sguare, Blanchette', on Tuesday night, when Mr. Arohdeacon, secretary to the confederates, was the only oror ; but he (rave notice of a more important meeting in thetase placer, in the open air, this day, which the mayor thought proper to notice, end to anemones th it it would not be allowed to take place. There was to be a meeting of onElstrates last night, and it is expected that the special mestablee will be eelltderMilC'EMllllE. TEE BZCOItDEASTIIP OF WARWICK". —Mr. Mellor, of the Midland Circuit, has beet n.aninated or der R of Warwick, in the room of Mr. Waddington, wh e appo i n ted Under.Socretary of State fur the Dome Depart ment. LINCOLNSILIII.E. COMMIdSIOES UT TUE LORD LIEUTENANT. —A. E. Graydon, gent., to be ensign in Royal North Lincoln Militia —W. W. Mat, gent ., to be ensign in Royal South Li Militia. lIUNTINGDONSU IRE. DOUBLE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICiDE-- Early on Sunday morning a cry of " murder" attracted the neighbours to the house of one CI arks Burton, a huckster, at Stilton. It was soon found that a double murder had been committed, an d that the delinq uent bad also attempted his own life. A correspondent thus reports the statements current on the spot : —On Saturday night last, after shaving himself, Burton took a razor to be sharpened. With this instrument on Sunday morning he cut the throat of his child, a little girl two years of age, it is supposed while she lay asleep. lie next out the throat of his wife, who feeling herself wounded leaped out of bed and ran to the window to alarm the occupier of the adjoining house. Burton, it would seem, followed her, took hold of her hair. and inflicted ano ther wound, nearly severing her head from her body. She fell a corpse at his feet. lie then attempted hie own de struction by cutting his throat, intlictiug a wound about three inches in length, but not sufficiently deep to produce death. The client child lived with his wits's father, only a few doors distant, or no doubt he would have shared th e fate of his mo ther and sister. Burton a l wa ys appeared to be par ticularly fond of his child ren . Ile lETsIIIRE. is believed to be inane. War EIV COMMISSIONS BY TUE LORD LIEUTENANT.—Lieut. J. Randolph to be captain; Comet S. Lucas to be lieutenant in the West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. ---...----,—" _____ et: Drama. Patticass's.—The musical strength of this theatre I has been much increased by the accession of Mr. Allen. List evening Auber's favourite comic opera, " The Crown Diamondsr was performed, with Madame Anna Thillon and Allen in the principal characters • and, thanks to their exertioas, it went canith considerable spirit and applause. It was followed by interlude, entitled " A Night of Sus pense ;" a sort of monodrama, in which Mrs. Sterling was the only performer. She personated a lady, sitting in her chamber waiting the return of her bui.band, who ha gone to a ball. Weary with % catching she falls asleep, and dreams that she has d followedi h e r husbandting to the ba ll , that sh e secs him ancng and flir with a rival, and discovers other proofs of his infi delity. The piece is a representation of her condition under the influence ofthis dream ; and the denouement is that she is wakened out of a state of anguish and despair by her husband's knock at the door. The nit* was good, but ' not well worke d out, and the pas ee was but led coldly Mon recoraeivedils, There was, lastly, a new petite ballet, cal " ' or the Water. lily." It might as well have been called sil -1 thing else, for it had no eubjeet or plot whatever; but there i was some pretty dancitue byl`nle*".iiel._ NAVAL. POBTAXOUTH, MAT 30.—Tbe Blenheim tr., Capt. Niel- Epson, arrived thla morning from Halam, with the principal portico% of the hind Regt. on board. Soiled term Halifax the as h inst. Spok h e the E g yptian frigate Charkeis, fromlLdts for Portamtli, Ulf the Nt Wit. The Scourge at. sailed yeeterday, at 1 a.m., for Irelmd, in 00n ...quince of a special on:er received here on Sunday - night. The Rolla brig went out of harbour yeeterday, and tenured in the evening, hat. Mg been out to inertia.% the boa on board. The Soya at. tailed yes. taday for Woolwich to be paid on. I)EVONTORT, MAT ..9 —Melleiele, trp.-abip, arrived last evening from shames, to rest, but she will not mute into harbour. —Cnopus, ht, Capt. Moresby, i• to be paid off to.cuurrow, and the Plato at., Lieut. Goer. Richardeon, paid advance of wager , on the 31M. PI A MI MAT 30.—ArPOINTMEtTa. Piaster and Com . J. T. Rmen, to SerinimpatmL—Lecut.: C. Brionlev, to Belle motion.- -Hamter'e Awe.: 11. D. Co to San Josef.—Midahipmen : W. B. Grant, to victory • U. P. Woolcombe and .1. Wing, to Power ful : W. Davaitoun., to Iliese.--Clerka : I t . J. Roved» to llacelkut ; T. Emma, to Howe ; IL Hone, to Postrful.—Nav4l Cadet : X. 11. Lilleerap, to Orean.—Boatawainar R. Cooley (acting'. to Ceylon; U. Paul footing), to llluatenivid to Welltsicy. _ SPORTIIV(i. TATTERSALL 'S—Tee/Mar. SETTLING FOR TILE DEIIIIT AND OAKS. It rarely happens that the Derby settling it good when the favourite wins, and no am, we believe, was held enough to antici pate that it would ►! so yestenlay. Large sutra were lost by te. cal of the meet cautious immolators, some from having drawn erroneous eionelusione from the large outlay oo Loaristove, which made it lock like "coining mosey " to bet spawn Surplice, and others from not having been able to resist the tempung suit of the market for the three or WO, days preceding the race. de%at of the two (Mks favourites brought Dart some at the mose lost on the Derby, atilt the losing Wends on • great nujority of the amount. were heavy, making the amount to be provided to meet the dolma of the Goodwood party something like Goo Ota. A mach larger sum than this hes been named, but we believe the actual total does not aimed the sum mentioned. It will be inferred that we were not pr e p ared for a good eettling ; and our apprehoo does on this were ittereseed by rumours that two or three patios were not an • inure to meet their linbUities. These rumours turned out to be cornet, and thus the grore sum won was reduced to the extent of at least twelve or fourteen thousand pounds; the settling, nevertheless was very much hotter than might have been expected under the circumstances, and we bear there are strong hopes that a considerable parboil at the outamaildi sing that will ul timately be forthcoming. It is fortunate for the sing that Springy "—lc was sot the tint to catch the judge's eye. ------------- I I\l .1 .1 LATEST 1 V- alp Enttlltscrict. EQUITY COURT. Before the Master of the Bolls. WARM o. Wartu.—Mortom to DialttPe.—Tbe Master of the Rolls g ave j udoment in van case. Re said ant , it was a mo tion by one of the defendants toff ismiss the bill, for w motioas to o f prosecution. Alter there had been several dismiss for want of prosecutian, and great indulgence bad been shown to the plaintiffs, the rouse wee set down for hearing, and it afterwards beanie defective by the bank ruptcy of one of the plaintiffs. An order was obtained on the 10th June, 1645, by the party making the present motion, that the remaining plaintiffe might tile a supple mental bill within 10 days, or we bill stand dismiaed. A supplemented bill was filed, but it was note effectually prose cuted, end the defendant now sought ave the benefit of the order of 10th .1 sine. lie thought be was entitled to have such benefit in the original snit, and that he had a right to have the bill dismissed es against hinnelf. Under the eir cumulus*, however, he should give to coca. WYLLIE o. ELLICE.—SLCURITY FOIL COST—His lordship dao pee judgment in this ease. It was a motion to discharge an order of course obtained by tbe defendant, requiring the plaintiff to give security for the costa. The order wee complained of as irregular, because the defendant had answered the bill, and that tact was suppresed when he applied for the order. But after the answer was find the bill was amended, and the plaintiff described himself in the amended bill as residing in Franoe, out of the jurisdiction. After the amendment he did not think the detendant was precluded from applying as of course for the order in ques tion. The rule as to the buppression of facts on applying for an order of enure.' applied only to material facts, and. the fact that the defendant had answered was in this ease imma , terial. Not was the defendant guty of any improper de \lay or acquiescence, v had been alleged. lie =Mild there fore refuse the motion, with costs. WIJAOIIV.EBM.—CONSILI:CTION OT ViriLL.—His Lord skip also gave judgment in tide case, which was argued be hie him bet term, and was then reported in this paper. SIM Joh nquestio was on the construction of the will of Sir Rabat ma Bien, Bart., of Wiodlestune, in the county of Durham. The testator was pcmiessed of certain freehold estates in the county , of Durham, and also of certain lease• holds for years, held of the Dean and Chapter ands Durham, which were intermised with the freeholds, had been held by the family for nearly a century. By his will the Morton gave his residuary penonal estate to his brother, Morton John Diviioll, formerly Morton John Eden abso! lutely, and he gave and devised all his manors, lordships, meesusges, lands, and tenements, at or near Windlestune, and all other his real estate in the county of Durham, to his brother for life, and to his sons in succesion, in tail male, with OA ultimate remainder to Sir William Eden absolutely. lila brother diet in the testator's lifetime, and he suns stoutly, in 1843, republished his will. Thep laintiff, as one of the next ot kin claimed the leaseholds for years, under the gift of the testate' residuary persona l estate, which had lapsed by treason of his brother's death. And Sir William \ ff" ea the other head, claimed them under the gift of all the easteese's lands and tenemenis.---itis Lordship . discussed the remota urged in the argument for both these views, and ii. skied am the leaseholds passed under residuary bequest a risousei auto, and coeeequently that the testator's next el kin, and not Sir William Eden, were entitled to them. Re gems however, Sir William Eden, fourteen days . to con eider whether he would have a cue sent for the op uuon of a court of law on the construction of the will. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings in SIMON , R u ssl V. Billtlit.—MlOlLC.iL COTTRIOUTe-This wee an Ma= to recover compensamon in =mattes from d the de fondant, for perfor min g a musical composition calle the ' " Ship on Fire," of which the plaintiff was the composer, at Crosby-hall. Upon the trial the learned judge directed, and the jury kond,enea matters as would 'maintain the plaintiff 's ems. Leave woe, Unreel's, reserved to the defendant to move for a rule to est aside the verdict, and a rule was after wards oblsise, in rep_port of which it was contended that the 6 & mqp. 46, enacted that 3& 4 Wm. IV., cap. lb, skoold ester* may to musical compositions performed in plasm of dramatis sattertainment, and Crosby-half was not sok a pier It Yes also urged that the performance itself INN fig CO idrinitia cheracter and thenfore did not come IfIPAIIIIII MOWN of the aci.—Lord Denman now pre end stefoll the court was of opinion that the MINA the " Ship on Fire," =a a lie MB that Crosby-hall beconie. on the 011110 111 a eg ell remarsies, a place of dramac ter taining& rabbi meaning o f the statuteti. en The *me ,andthedehadantaccompa tkeekomforte,givingoonsiderableezpres- d m e g o. co;ylsisk esgrassatel the cleansed= by fire of lAEA East Indienum la the Bay of Biscay, and gam'•the of tenor, sympathy, joy, and• connubial elbellems MS mask • peenstioa to be of • dramatic POLICE.—YisnaIiDAY. MANSION HOUSE—Tie Disrunharces or Mott oar Nto in.—T. (lanes, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having been one of the ringleaders in a disturbance in the streets on Monday night. The com missioner of the City police was on the bench during the in vestigation.—l'oliceman 366 said, at half-pest nine o'clock hut night I was in Fleet-street, and saw between 3,000 and 000 people, some with and some without sticks, going along. The mob gave three cheers for Mitchel, and the prisoner flourished • stick over his heed, and asked the people, both on the pavement and in the middle of the road, to join him. The crowd were at the time four trett a a breast anto d : a rm in arm. 1 f ollowed them to Farringdon-s ' Skinner-street, and they constantly &eked those who were standing still to join. The prisoner said they were going to gain a victory that night, end that 7,000 were assembled elsewhere; end he said, " Men and women, I persuade , 7ou f o r not to go home to-night. We shall gain a victory. I followed them into Smithfield. The policemen came out of the ,station-honse there, and some of the mob ran away. The prisoner stood still and flourished his stick, and celled to the crowd to stand their ground. The mob then went up Long-lane, and the prisoner used the same expriesions ma he went along. I called the attention of an officer in plain clothes to whit was going on, and told him to witness the prisoner's conduct, and we took him into custody. As we were taking him to the station-house he said we ought te have taken him into custody three weeks before • that it sou tOO late now ; and th at it was too far gone ; paidi he called upon the mob not to mind him, but to g to "victory." He had a stick in his band, and I took it from him . —The prisoner : m id you ever see me before last night ?—Witnees : Not to my knowledge.—The prisoner :Do you recollect my address ing two female, ?—Wenees : Yes, attar I took you into cue tody.—The prisoner : Do you think any observations I made were calculated to influence the people ? —Witness : Cer tainly I do.—The prisoner : Not in the slightest degree. — Policeman 225 gave similar evidence, adding that the pri soner was quite sober. —The prisoner : Have you taken any Then ot these proceedings ?— Witness: : No.—The prisoner; it is merely from recollection you give yCan our evidence ? —Wstness : Certainly. The prisoner : you swear that anything I said was calculated to lead to a breach of the peace calculate d on to and do 'wear it. The prisoner, when we took him into cus tody, said to the mob " Now is your time ;" but they laughed at him, end 'did nothing. (Laughter.) There were amongst the mob many with sticks—Mr. T. Woolett, of Cheapside, corroborated the evidence of the policemen. — The prisoner, upon being asked by the Lord Mayor whether he wished to make any observation, said " I have reason, my lord, to complain of the treatment 1 have had from the police authorities, and I deny in the most posit ive manner that I said anyth in g at all maculated to lead to riot or dis turbance, or excitement of any kind. You may judge of the treatment I received from the fact that when I entered the station-house one of the police said ' Oh, you have got one of thole chartists, have you t' That was language which you know ought not to have been used by men in such situations. As for the meeting of the people last night, I believe it to have in a great measure arisen out of the asser tion of Lord John Rowell, that the working people did not want reform. It was in consequence of his gross misrepre sentation of the masses of the people, in consequence of this statement that they did not require any change, that the crowds assembled, for the purpose of giving the most decided contradiction to his o r declaration. It is un true that I attempted to excite the crowd. I told them to go home about their business instead of exciting them. (Laughter.) As for the possession of that stick, which ap pears to be the blackest part of the charge against me, I can easily account for that. lem a stiekdresser by tide, and I have several of this sort of unocspared sticks at home, as you will find if you send to my l agi ng • and it is part of my busi ness to carry them. Now, I okl have justified my con duct, sit I can safely state that if a person so strongly connected with the government did not make false state. went.' about the wants and desires of the people, these would have been no meeting at all. Now, the government have done very wrong in another respect too. They have sent spies in amongst the people and that practice never his been known to work any good yet. Now, I should wish to have two females, to whom I spoke in the presence of these policemen, to give their evidence.—The Lord Mayor: 'Very well. I shall postpone the case if you please, to give youths opportunity.—Thr prisoner, upon consideration, preferred en immediate adjudication, which he had no doubt would be a fair one. — Th e Lord Mayor, after a few remarks, ordered the prisoner to procure two sureties each to the amount of 401., and himself in to keep the peace for ex months. Hugh M'Donald was then charged with having been con cerned with the mob, and with having ateaulted some of the police. He was sentenced to imprisonment in Bridewell fee one month for the assault. Henry Gibson was charged with having, in Itedetne* I street, after the dispersion of the greeter part of lie me% mrleavoured to excite persons were ck a pelellfollti by pointing at him and saying thera hundredeffiter spies of the kind about the place. The man was damek at the time.—The prisoner said he knew nothing of &Ohm at all, and that he was by no means a democrat. Mil too, he had not used such words.--The Lord Marna the prisoner, not for chartist but for drunken misconduct /dariarine Marron, a lodger in the coffee-shop in Bea eras-street at which the chartists are in the habit of *ramblin was put to the bar upon the charge of Whig attempted to excite the females %gambled to give a demonstra tion of their love oi liberty.—Poliessnan 163 said, the prisoner distinguished herself by . eallieg upon the women assembled amongst the crowd to join her in overthrowing the whig go remnant. Witness went up to her and entreated her to go to bed. She, however, persisted in calling upon her sex to follow her example, and tumble the Whigs out of office. She was evidently under the influence of gi liquor at the time, and she had b een drinking all day, arid had previouslygiven trouble to the poll e.—Mrs. Marron said she was very sorry to a ppear before th e Lord Mayor in so disgraceful a position, and she declared that if she was allowed to depart, her face should never again be seen in such a place. She had lodged in the Chartist Coffereehop for six months, finding that it was the cheapest lodging she ever possessed. She, however, had no idea that it was a house orcall foe Oita., or she never would have entered it. —The Lord Maya : It seems that you have imbibed some of the polities of the horse.—Mrs. Marron :I am afraid so, my Low& 1 was just going out for a newspaper to see w hat news there was from Dublin about Mitchel, when the police took hold The Lord Mayor : Well, you don t seam to me to be quite yaw yet, and you galavant) before me again to-morrow.-- WYJES. Vin s TINH .-111 ad DIAN AND DINO FINALI PtOrPonitar.—Julia Leone, a deaf and dumb girl, ol law rho'nuefirsnee, was charges with having pilkal the young Wy. _named Maren.—The see m ' state& airs MM. telt Ineldeg into a shop window is awes ditch, airs she.._,ehisereei the primer in the eill el „defaltill her handleireares MN lar pocket, ana mu sexids.a ty so her purse, Idea minitliave been previously abstracted, in the prisoner's Or head. The hatter instantly dropped the dkerchief sa d hastened away, but was overta ken by the hanwitnies, whoa die eatored the contents of the purse, and HONEY MARKET TIMM/kV BYRN ISO. The stability of the funds under the extraordinary circum st ances of the times has been generallyy a s üb ject- of surprise , a nd to be accounted for lace only as sent b political confusion rei g nin g abroad which hf safety money here for inve stment as the only p o on the one hand, whilst the still unrecovered activity of trade and industry has likewise on the other hand carried capital unemplo)ed, and the which the owners feared other arise to employ, into same ras e channel. The heaviness of the mar ket to-day, with the partial retrogression of prices, appears consequently to be accepted in quarters disposed habitually to view affairs unfavourably as a return to the more natural condition of public securities. The unimportant character of the reac t,,,,n, however, should be sufficient evidence that it can have been in fl uenced but little , if at all, by the course o f external events, whatever their discouraging ap or import. The solution is rather to be p earance I.sturbing causes at home , in which Irish sou ght in 0 a g a i n ma y count for some small share ; Irish or c h art i s t mo b s e o ; nothing at all ; but the penury it not embarrassmem; of the treasury for most if not the whole. Sales of I....vehequer Bills still continued to disturb the market, an.. i to lower the rates of pre mium, and opinion gains ~ r ound that the Bank is disencumbering itself of a ruin proportion of one, the ordinary class of Exchequer Bills, so as to be the b e tt e r able to afford accommodation to the govern mint on deposit.of the other, the extraordinallrs conti y c lass, known as "deficien c y " bills. Excheq these sales , and uer Bi nu ed to decline in consequence of we re last quoted 30 s. t o 355. prem ium. Cohe nls were I t at one time as low as 84 sellers, bet at tsoclose of : business were marked 84 to 1 for money and time. d t Reduced Threes , lit} to l e Three•and-a-Quarter per C en t s ., 831 to I. Long Annuities, tii to 9-16. ludia Honda 17s. to 225. premium. Bank Stock, 191 to In Bonds, stocks the de alin g s were of a quiet and e con tracted order. Ne w Granada were 12 to 13. I, Mexican, 15 to I t . Brazilian, 67 t o 70. Venezuela, a l7 I. to 20. Spanish F ives, 121 to 13; the Threes, 221 to 31; Parolee, 3: too. Portuguese' 16 to 17. Butch 'l wo -and-a-lfalf per Cen ts. were better at 42 to 3 ; , the Fours at Gli to 2}. ••' e. Foreign exchange must sti ll be reported without ... rovement. Bills were freely offered on I , material imp 'Change, but takers chary, except for best paper, and it terms arbitrary. The negotiations on Amsterdam ,;,• were 12.3 to i ; on Rotterdam, 12.4 ; on Antwerp, i i . 26.10; on Hamburg, 13.14 to 14}; on Frankfort, e 122 to i • on Paris (at short), 25.40 to 45 ; on .won'friete 2 ii .• 12 ' • on L eg h o rn, 31 to 31 . 50 ; o n Naples, 36 Mid, 414 --ell but Paris et three months. Oa i,,, Lisbon, at sixty days, 514 to a. 1:. b The decree has fi n ally issued, as. appears y the 11 Belgian papers, authorising the bank of the Soci6te 4 , Ge n 6 r ale to issue 20 millions of francs more in ineon- vertible notes to meet the demands of the depositors in 1 its savings bank, and 12 millions additioual for the 1 1 convenience and use of the government. As these in- O cidents will form part of the general summary of the t,' affairs of that great bank to be presented shortly, there 1 is no °cession at present for remark upon them. so Two singular tarts may be noticed in reference to a the navigation laws. One petition against the go I, vernment measure. with a nicely-ruled blank parch- ie meat sheet, was placed rather more than a week ago •'', for signature in the subscription-room of the North li and South American Coffee-house for signatures. Not " I one to this moment has b ee n attached, out of a room j ha bi tua lly full of re spectable merchants. In the 41 Baltic Coffee-house, the resort of the first merchants t connected with the trade to the north of Germany, a e similar sheet has received five signatures only. 23 The annual festival of tho Provident Clerks' Ass°. .; ciation for the assurance of lives and for the promo- Bon of a benevolent fund is appointed for to-morrow, and is an object no t onl y of City but of great üblic i m p o rtance. The Preside nt of the Board of p frade • very appro priately takes the chair on the occasion, and will be h an deomely supported by the great City , notabilities. Wo speak not withcut knowledge or cause, when we say that in the management of the life assurance department of this most praiseworthy I, association such ability and prudence have been com bined, and such happy results with the beet eecurity have followed, as A might be wished would cha racterise the operations of all other assurance socmustnaieties. S uc h management and results, however, tu rally be looked for from a body of men who represent the present skilled operative conductors of commer cial and banking industry, and in fact the future and forthcoming merchants, bankers, wholesale dealers, and traders of the country. The benevolent fund, a distinct branch of the institution although excellently eupported, must require the still continued aid of its friends on this occasion. SNOLISII PCS DS. Dank Stock. 1133 India 8d.., SLOW ri 20 17 3 pee Ct. Red. 3 Ogg I South See tack . 5 20 434.. pe,ConcrLieitior.4 ti 1 4 siCor&t: ABleliceig a 248. sad Lone Anne., exp. ha- 6. 11363. 33173. 5 30 pm ' 61 %Hi Ditto, Small. 34 pm. Ditto 30 rem, Oct. 10,1849 , at Ditto, novartba 19 23 pm. TORSION 4UNDS. VittoCarri46;„ . B 4 1" 44 tree Li. Portitgre Bds., 166 Ditto New nun ° , Steen, 1629 and 3 Pre • Ct. Spat tin lien.Aect.. 23k 23 l_pa"t Green& Sin 124 e 24 4 4: " D''"' 12 lug" 43 pned Dereeree.s g ' 4 per t 33. Daus Cert. Mt 6 ore ono. iltrixicsa, Ma Ha 0 EXCHANGES AND STOCK* AIIIOAD. esvon.s. Was 19.-1.91411.4=4;DZ.D. Tim.; ... .......: CUEIV. pink al ay. tad/moron AlTillil, _MAT 11.-411.00 as baels. 2 1 71 VillOk, XiT 13.—nanann The per 080... tot ; Ditto. Veer Pet pato, 60 ; pato, Two pit Cente.. 4o ; Ditto. Two-and-e Deu per Caste., 30 ; Loon. tea.l6• Ditto. DI.V. 60. Beak MOM, en ---------_ RAILWAY NEWS. Yesterday our market was heavy, with little busi ness ; but prices generally quoted es before. The ex ceptions are Bnghtons and Eastern Counties, which were lower in consequence of moneys to be raised for the latter by preference shares, and for the former the further call for an expenditure of capital consequent on the projected extension of operations to steam na vigation. The settlement of account comes on to morrow, as this is "name day." RAILWAY BILLS IN PAULL/JOINT. GROUP 3.—North Ssaffordshire Railway (Deviation at appWarta Its•ihidie Railway (Aahtouroo Snook sad pia Rena proved. °WM 4.-0101 Wasters ti th eßail waist additioaal gown the sesame snikeseseesse roam of the Sir srid 6164 Ballwar). Idiom so to ale I I d lotus Ootra So gouge& —Own 8.--Oseet Western Ra il way (Beasiallso Stough 1 to 1,11116 st). Ovesdlila thwitikoc Eton cones Will. (}soon 7.—MagsSea so& Mlle Railway (Itztwalsa I* amooridge and Boomilms). Ons Ewa& °sour B.—lassisa wed Seads-Wasears Ilailvsy, LOW mod CredivA, Taw We Belnisw awl Ds" sod Boils l mai Wads amas Rahway Owdialle anowmate. Ozone lo —Dods* and Pe* Railway Ins dad ; Dundee and dsleaata Bauwa7 (Dsmaeo J prove& &Desire 13.—Calodooian Railway (purchase or lame of Wlthaw sad Cottons Balm) Case oomso. GROW . H. —Palley, lairthood, and Hulot Ra ilwa y . Pwasabla prowd. KIRTIROIL—Adiwiia Ma; RouLoada.—Yestiwi qf shavWfiro-4=rsi=l. UAW in op us row. la low ta• Ad" raw pow ems Wiwwww.wit la tia= l :l Swaths dinsiwa. Win wild la gat kaa dw ars stew cm dm aziow day at as arrow braises thessat ef Oslsher lA*, wig penis, whist amid be Mena was iimm,.................'"•..__ ....---- that reopectine the account% which wan sweatier on a diyisdern- beet The BLANKE IS • " w l Iw7int criurieOtuh,:erm.thleirroot"th colo w.d i t d 4 e e r the a :r.,,, bin Inwrer ii .." 117 6L elid . ca l ce .',i w it. v ,;;;i:...,;,.. The opinion is pooseesion of the COs- 4 .4acieting priocol t re l" m n' ain e,ll ii -- ' '1 he mitts, warrants the vices entertained by the proprietors of sous b..i, j ,„,,, i. „, order ..; . p ','.,.. c . L. the liability of the directors. Munineur (flambe e oyhilen was received by the committee In January, and a fur ther caw was then prepared, and placed in the hands of a mantew of the Emit* bar. whoa wank* the eanurdttee did not re ceive oattl the middle of February. It warms the opinion above re ferred to. The revolution took place, the meat oerious commervial event' leave followed, and the proprietors have to learn front the direr Mai to what degree the linterats of the company me affected. In the view* the committee thew eircidnotanem make it unsuitable for them to take any further Pre VI as rageosstatives id their canro prietnrs, to whom they POW tender the resignation of their office ; but they otiti desire to give their beet laauce to any measures protective of the intereoto of the company. The committee abstain on Mitring any opinion on the mwoure proposed by the French go vernment fur the sharp of French railways, not being in poses. aon of information from the directors oufficient to enable them to ap preciate the value of the shareholderie property and they wait with an lets the cominuniwtiono the At ha are entitled to from the di rection.. -The 1 %airman °furd that the report sufficiently explained the view.. kith hand hi.collealres entertained respecting the prevent position 01 the company. The opinions of the two counsel, /Jutish and Fault, who had been conoolted, were very elaborate, and they confirmed the rouniMera of tbe judinnent upon which the oharebold era had rerolval to nominate the committee of iiry ; but as the eir,univlances al the company were of a pro s p ective( rather than a re trospective nature, 1 twould he well if the meeting took into coasider anon what w lobe dOOO in the present cunt of a ff air% without re ferring to peat st grievances for the preaent The real questa= at Lone was the propecaol Oa: apnea •if their property by the French govern ment, ut an arbitrary and depreciated valuation. Ile was prepared to say that if the French government would give an adequate value ter the railway be stiou'd not object to part with his sham. Ilia opinion was that the directoni of the uanpany at Paris wereoppored to the French govi rument on this head. The tUflish shareholders, how ever he did not think were opposed to thus. They re li ed 00 the Justice and honour of that government who would never tio wrong to , lbow by who.. warney such important public works had been cora -1 Zed. As what transpired at the present matins would have an , wt.iut east on the meeting that wee to be held the next day, be jwas desirous that the opiions of thee prcw - nt as to the course lwage to pu s ohould be e n preveed. lle was neared by his coUeagon to May that they hail no indisposition to accept far terms of purchase jMu the French government, and recollectiug what M. Lie Lamartine hell sodol to him hi conversation rune time since-namely, that the @sopa/ would have iii reason to regret their wanton, be woo etrossey of opinion that the French government meant to deal Mutt aB4 by them. lie was happy to say that since the last meeting the Ulle to Neuchatel and that to Boulogne hail been (mewl far tragic, shoeing that some benefit resulted from the oteervations made at that time. Oa the whole the ehareholders had rio grounds far alarm if the wensFre government only acted with common honesty and fairness. It uetirely ioditterunt to them whether the whole I of the railways he France were absorbed by the government provided I ;the meth were fairly remunerated for their property. Be 1 bagged to ouggeat that any gentleman who wished to state his vie • could with udwidue tale that opportunity of doing 00.--11 U. Bogen , maid that lie should oppose any offer or sueuipt oa the tart' of the French government to take the railway on other ' terms than these of paying 201. for every share it-present- Ina 201. of outlay.-*r. Macgregor sa id that the LUZ. elutes ought to be worth more Man that amount now the railway was waking. There ought to be a restraint put by the abareholders upon the diraLeas, renuering Non incapable of accepting any terms from the French government which were not equit-ibls. 11 it was de sired the south Eastern Railway Company would provide the reeelaa of conveyance by rail alai auto-boat for all thaw *art:folders who might wob to attend the next mating to be held in Yale of We com party..-11r. Royal h e expreued Annul( in very strong terms against any attenipt on Um pat of the French govern . tent to pumas lull of the property of the Boulogne sod Amiens Railway Com pany, unless upou the fairest and moot equitable UTols. (This gentlemares ventiments wiffe loudly apptauded by all pruent.).- Luc Chairman add that all present were unanimous on the topics ; which had one the attention of the meeting. lie relied On the sasurance given by IL Lb Laumrtioe, that jut i ce would be done to the company. They moat reoullect that the proposal for absorbing We rialaal au made by the finance minister, and had not been oaten limed by the wordily; and he believed, with the last speaker, that the general averubly, composed I. it wee of the property and intelligence of France, a ll nevi agree to confiscate the capital of thou wino had endowed France with sonic of her noblest public wake. The report, after some further remarks, was then agreed :O. Thanks being voted to t,,e cti.tireousi tiie meeting upended. alkietteOftell 1.-Xila OXFORD JUNCTION RAILWA.- .14.10urecti M rs,Mar ta 31.iy :iO.-Ite. P. IL Manta in the etiair.-i m the motion ono W. Beale, seconded by Mr. 13•11 Mal Beale, the toce,ing aria !other adjourned to Friday on% June 2. at 4 o'clor.l. StlAttE 1,15T.-LONDON, Dlta 30. Nova-The quotations of Mies In Roman characters denote setae. 141.1044.0avr . thus of lines W Maio minas' prices. \ ram. 174. LarZiliveawg..awitor...llll 14 Oe. aloe, a& . 4 ed. .1.1 DO. thee. Tubb; I 8 id. 10 De. de. Tratha .. el 81. 0 IM. Thirds .. ....n it r.......e.a.4.* i.....1it 0111 . 1 Mauctx,ilutx.figlaial +A Mae., She., Litwin. I Ia 80. New Ltd Prel.' 7 4 . • 00 \ 24 Maack. adiregreetap.tl I*. 0 bliffiarad . . .... ~..jlO2 tO OD. Cuiss Prof.- • $ De. 601. share,.... L 3 61. 06 De. Dire, ..e , vertu it.. el DoC.Brmt isr.upt .1.8 119 MI fee. Brest. .*Oroater : ti f it . , . \ id Mul.f al.orrithi .Ull Netreastie t Corltste ..11 &inn...rut ..... 16 N•rth lintivh. ... libi tit ° DI I = ............. i el 1 De. astanners .... 3 De.TArriar ...... .tt4. .00,Norfott ...... ...• .... 67 lO a Ib. Sete.:s4. . 6 1 De.Ossart. 64 p. C u. 4 pl. par lb. &rt. 5 y. 13 Cent. 1 Id a . Da do. WerrenreF. 4 ;X. Werogiu Paha .. 2 'Nora& SlA.Waterri ta 49. .ffill North Staganbeln, 10 * 71 - Nerek Waters.. ••• 40 I ult. *num. &WOW. 13 \ IttßeTkeetilt.23,... dtlid r. it...xvivit.e .... a : ; ',"1e1t...‘&..e....: . ~, d .Slereies.settirwa et -- GA 6 • • Du. do . . ii 31 lib to 'deonot,otiiiiiiiii'm lir, d . De. ildird ..•.. • 16 Da. warfare ..... hIL I De. New .... ..... . fa. 16 8 lar.aterUtei.Prib ire take* .. 41. 4 4 6 =Levu . • • Oa. tI Do. Prefere;Ai e. ... i itiljaoselLa=iti.fieric.. . 0 1 3 d. 11 \ D U:: to ........ .... :n . 4 1 "att. SI Do. do. Thirds.. 4 31 SI& 23 idiot, hoalb Viake.. , ... ei 3 & are*. Brus h[. 6 ',Tina Vole Brushing 3t 314 113/Uwe Hown, iha it 14 VA. \ 4 I Pale oft:rate .„• • .. A Mlita. :nima iv eyia. 201 7 W-le. sina...c , . tie-n. II York, gime._ a Ore . 33 13 Po.otte,Nettottlet 3 1 i L 6 Do Et.ri calf tab aII le po4oBo2Nweolfer 11 4 1in.21 blur or MI ii 8 * Tavkilliewffibledla lel 10 Do • Prefereacis ~.. Oi i 26 Due &se 11'.147.&e.iii1 ltp. L PAID. .11 tOes.fern .. ._. .. 426 ..14 4othersit./..1 et Boit. 2i 201 p. ';ir05.11"..1.41 Digits, 1 49.. al ..ir.lVol. Is S. Vnile... 2i .d. \ ..,, film. id Oxford Jc. • 4 b .2.46nt.hY•tas.et/tirrs 2 d. Y Or awl and i...itiel. . 2 Du. ni 'is ........ ,t 1 Pd. 14* sincsp.s4sossAirs • 'lit 11. so oaltsionhur. ...... 1 S. IN. 1 slearse • .. s 411 121.1110 r & 1.1•16161 0 - li so Do. Vrof•ausoo .• - a .: se wyoot new. J woo. 33 M. U t -1.0k,nin , ?1, , t , T5e. , \ 3. Do.o4.los.pipCP.l 31 31 So Vre.oralinuo46ol. lig 1; II 21 11:....Nk1,1.i.=-119.Fo1it141*p. ri c. Do. New ....... .2. , *A. u li./ Po.odurts& fe.itirst'a 61 II IA Led. 4_•Wired ...•.. IS II 'd..t Ur. Now • 3 2s meow , . usiie; eeli lit 11: - . 27 .. "... . til titt . \ . ~.,...i..::„..„, : ,, . 11 l . Do. do. clo. •• • ... 17* iO ts.t tunnestare. .. rt Lid. ' 17 Do. 11cos .... . b, Do . New,* shares ,01 16• 1 1.4,1:oot Lnaccloslisse . .21 : Eitinbnrs* X: 0409.. 44 44 IS Iso. t *tiara ... •. - 4 2a. .3, Du. * shores ..• ... 11 12 6 &dust , a N °saes. 13 I..hi. Newport. -. • S 3d. %I EX. tcr • I sir , S. Inn ,. 11 11d. LS dant Northern-. •.. 61 j 26 Dr. Lon. & York 2l ...& \ 4u 134.610utk it. vreouro, a tw to. Nth. a Ems;eed-2324 1 6 I.V. 14.0.. Nx..• .-. 1 17 49... So Lk.. Arte. 2.0. .. 37 29p. 116 D4.6Ncr. lA. •- . ,d 6 so (treat ll' ~I. ' 'a ... .. . J Sp. VI W. 4 shares .••.. . 1 op. 11...: sbos Bl . • • ... 1 6 1 *l s 114. kw.. •••• • • • 16 4 9$ Jo. Nor, i 74. .. E 4 i 16 findetersoeid.3l..a. 113 Hai: a s &eV& • • P 8 100 \ nid. I 6 Mx 1 dross ...... 1 49 60 12* Do. j dowel . . ... 8 Pp. 7 . 4' Curt:ale .. SO 3.3 W /W. 3Wr.ld .- . par tp. :a Loos&ssAire daorn.p. 13 Slo...elbores •• • ... C, \\ .44 Po. .16acie .•• .. • 101 r lso. 1/10.1. •• • • ... 14 ld. o* Ur. Slater:WA+ Id. pas .3 132. 1i5i0d5(3.2.4.1 .4 4,4.1. 1. ,0.1.11/errl..k • .6/ , .d o..ofirddeild*6../ .0., LW 044/roltidld ,.. Do. 11r. K. Untoi4 31d. A I.le.PrestonWlFYr•i34 26.1 d Alai Arra . - .-1 14 Stp. 4, LlL,eilsatn,d4itir4,reseSte.r.ii..l9o.a fr 2124 '4 „ ' Cr; tVd6444.4p-id.. ?lite. \ \l \\,,,, ... Liv...liver...6 .!i.Ja. ... ...0...0,40t, .....414. .3. Lotaduig 6 UlackwaLL 4 en 0... New .• . .14. i. 1 14/1. O Do. Extension ~. .... o i......, tinalktou....., in ! N. Dd . Cons. &is/6061. 1 d 1 & • . du.Cluar6o.. l .. • Do.Prejnat.bp.Ci. 46 W IV. .4... 1872 -... 44 46 12. /.. /I,IOIIttIVI Oreness. ini Ds. Pre/aTtscs. .• • watlyli, N. Woken , La 131 a De. *Aura L.* i. 7 Bp. I. New ...... . 46 31 4 1 . fro. 1 , resi:. ;set se ow. *lse_ L'ik I : lle.lot.sh.di Jr C.... 1. 2*.p. !.• D0.104/1 1 ., Ii &II bp/ 110.13.8 4 .. 31 & if c,2* 31p. >o \ Toaavai 6.11.1rAT.1. 6.1 606104 n & AMOY. 16 Gaol *1.40 ,4 Ves4 l % 8d 1i Voila ItAndsrs I as& 31 gait b1ai..14 6 1/70011.1.41•1 s+wDr• , 1 Ili a. 1 Laranbourir di 16 Namur and Liege .. 141 1. Northern of Frame. di rid. II Orleans & If acacias 11 41 Or Yost ..... ..... 3 Id. II Paris awl Lyons .... li 10 Pa& spd 'Alamos .. j) Paris sad Kowa— • S rani rk zgr.,thourg .11 I.ld. la Kowa anal Havre .. Tsai 2.1 Sambro slid M... 4 • firer and ..V..1.10 .. 1 6d. el Iroll i...e..Lars.. ... 8i 65. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Mtscuro-Lags, MAT 30.—The declara nd - tion made by Lord John Knewll but evening, that he did not inte to alter the duties on sugar, but tO allow the Act of 1814 to Like its course, (Limped the market to-day. particularly as eery lute public sales were scout to take solace; the effect, however, on prices was Mel ly perceptible, m the imparters showed &mums, bought in largely, and the wants of the trade tmk a full quantity, sa 650 lards. Weltlndia, 6,000 bags 02,000 offered) ol Mauritius, 1.000 togs Bengal, and 1,500 bags Penang, at prime which acout averaged those a last week. Bylined as been steady, but a small amount of bug- WM dolle • Ptandard qualm . , 56e, 565. 6cl.—Coffee has sold heavily; • 1,500 bags ' good to very good ordthary native Ceylon were offered ; half only found buyers, 34.16. 6.1., Sts . Plantation kind mid at prep stoma I ate.. Mocha, long-berr bought in at 656.—C0c0a dull and decilnn.—ltioe, fulr to good middling white Bengal, sold 106. to I is. in bond, whi was a shade lower.—Saltpoue ; 3,000 bags were offertd in pub lic c sax, and withdrawn tor want of Mayen., but 1,00 Dogs.rtion 4 subsequently sold at 29e, which establis P .ed a decline of 3s trom the previous pub price, and fully 56. from the lath highest point ot the spoeanatima price of the markets. —th Atoll : a t males reported toga dull anu neglected.—Tllow remains at 455. 6d.—Tes steselv.—Spanido ground madder bought in, 366. to 405. —*manilla tastes bought in, We—Gambier bowfin. in, ee. ML—Jute bought in, 141. 10e —Orange shellac bought ------- COTTON —LivgaPoot, MAT 30.—The market was firm to-day, and the Pales were 3,500 bales. Prices : New Orleans, Si to 4i ; Bowed Georgia , 31 to 4i; &um% 3 to Si. IMANCioniT ita, MAY 30.—The market continues without any material change.. Primp are as low as ever, and extremely irregular. A few tainted orders for yams have been given out fur Germany and RUSBia., but at rates fully as low as any recently current. The last Dews trout India and China nas not. led Uta any marked th ereat., of businem for these quarters. In 40-inyh shirting' The rather moremorehas been do in g , but still at moat unsatisfactory prime Oreeks are giving out a few orders. but they act very cautioualy, and their operations are confined to inamodiatc neonates. ln the home trade a Ma business conunum to be dole, principally In light fancy articles. laser prices are being offered for yarn suitable for home trade purposes, but they are in general reused. 'Upon the whole, our menet to-day can be said to indicate any improvement It is still stagnant sad &iU i and there is a disposition to offer lower prices than Moss pressing hat week. In some whew, tandem offer ' at even lam rates then those current during the last few days, have been ammpted. A few rather extensive tromactlons, we believe, might len nes sneered into, had sellersbees inclined to rs complain c loudy übmit to the m prang s e pail" lks nade them. Spinne of ' Oar which to becoming daily worse. Maher% few of theme lammed by low price of the raw material, have bests wale to stock, m the hope of an early demand; lid, week ang wok tneir expectations continuo to be &sego yebted. It In *sr that should no improvement soon take place, • very mins diminution in their boon et worthy Is inevitable. It Is yinsially sabisiood that an imptetant den! mill en bay take lbw In tin libilbis (rabbis'," al Ilms.bass Lod ma ins. 'bp bobs ant er r bra me, it is no* to lie metiel s Or spot ton 01116110//t. . owl by Elbert bon i she Sabi etzun ft be suits anglorn in tbs bob* at w ith.. i t be i iariikei m"this r .0•21Zons• rirral=, week al all 10 0 OM la, e• SOMIPPIII VA lid Week. a ob. mills st MOM in be unsbni et bob Inniing Oan Yoe di MA bin in b. oboe in the sober dabs working abet dm el bin. s imam in bone out of nnsingoist at SS. An bpi& tin nnin umb IA the gotten trwle, am inens en ninnies: • ibgere in this lamb on full time ot 463; la bubo la tbsos sat et INgisyment of 1112 ; and ea In in bows yobbo snort tams of 181.—Mandisib r itgriber. WOOLLBN CLOTH/J.—Lawn, MAI 30.—Then was alb it Ws abbbnin et ininbents a the slot& bells eils anraing, on dr Woos taboludi no not equal is deg el leturdey lam. Ini_........insisedingi evisseillege &gm to punkas sinbb le Snob b ad be ninnlinions sonbanntliktlig en von bob nrr as=l. !Wag Is Se benbel MOW rinszli. lb p ools egninn iblo monsing VIM ditbn. bib pennbann ma dm" -MECKMONI/1111M, MAY f merchants at tour blanket I, 29 —Thera thl afteroneL her..a,r ; noterhh e ouly &An Avon at LONDON GAZETTE. -Tuesday, May 30 . BANKRUPTS. //Alum Barrrizy, Salford, Lan...hire, roller looker, to mreendee Jane 29 84 30, at, 11, at Manchester Ct. Sots., Ilupwood & tints (anon - la ne , & Harris, Roch dale ; off. ling ., 410.0 a, •• Yea. ••-• ehaster. wausa WOrCll[ll, Bristol. bed manufacturer, June :5 at 12. ft July 13 at 11, at Bristol Ct. Sala., Brituin at sots, Hanoi • off ''- lOW, BristoL ' • 416 24 Rosser Joss Coarsen..., Cheltenham, clear dealer, June 16 at . & July 20 at 11, at Bristol Ct. illiam, Cheatham ; oft amis., Aeramsn, Bristol. Ames Dow*, Newbury, Berkshire, corn Ander, Julie 14 & July IL at 114, at Rearogtrell-st. Son., Baylis. & Drew, Kanludiat. 1 01( Wig., Mansfeld, King's-armayd, Jon. liowsmst, Horfleld, Gloucestershire, mann, June 13 at it * July 10 at 11, at Bristol Ct. 501.., Uuttoo Maple. A Bristo ca, yeerigi c k... 9 4 Old Jewry, & Yon, kiristor ; off. antler., , l. thorium Goren. ? Wailes, Warwickshire, metier, June 13 & Jab 11, at 11, at Biroungham Ct. on Uncoil, shit ston-m-Stour, i Molten= & Co., Birmingham ; off. vale., Va rotingtinh Ilona Mummies . .., Petendeld, Ilampehire, brew r, Julie 13 at% a July 11 at 14, at litteinakt:l-•L but., Ilarpur, Niumngtaanc..; off. vide., Groom. Abehurcb-lane. WILLIAM Roam',+strand, bookseller, June 8 at It, & 144 at 11, at ltanrugladl-sL re., D rims„ i. c &Child, SL swithleabute, off. areve., Vs 131tmore, lininghall.et. Joins Beam, Cheltenham, printer, June 13 & July 11, at 124, at Bristol Ct. Sobs., Undo, Knues-arens-yd., & Poltwoud, Cialtenlam; ott.reig., Mtn" Brinul. JAWrII alrrotat.L., Motawearomuth Shore, Durham, ship own; June ti at 14, at July 20 at 12, at Neweastle-upon-Tyne U. al., Mape. at Co., Frederick's-pl., Old Je •ry ; Yemen, Wregitt, Sunder. I s ms: a Robinaon, Sunderland ; off. asere., Baker, Newes-+V eg... Tyne. Wittasa Juno May Notate, Denton-IL, Somere.town lambi victualler, June 13 st 12, at Jule , at lA, at litasinghadat. Oft, TOWIWy, Ouality-eL, Chancery. Mr. rift., Gramm, Abelian/. lane. KOWLILTRWWWI& ErreLeto Itsnam, Mark.lane, City, w June 7 at 11, 24 July 22 at 12, at Basingh. ll -.t. Hula. Vl:rt ' ai lln i IWNIII3bII, London-H., Penchurcast.; off. nag., Follett, tans. brook.et. WlLLust Boa, New Brentford, tallow chandler, June 8 at 1% ft July 10 at lat Mei ghail-44. Sala, Meares. V aliance, kamast., Strand ; off. wig., Graham, CoietnanaL latesets Tuna, Boddiugton, tiloucstemktre. miller, June 13 It July II at 124, at Bristol Cl. Son., Undo, Kitft's arms-yd., & Pack. wood. Bristol ; off. 10 . 4 N., Acraman, Bristol. Ilona WWITZL., watermstu'atields, Woolwich, victualler, Jun It at 114, & July Bath ,at Bannehall-st. Kola, Pry * Clasp. aids; off. sage, Bell, Colemanea-tuna. BANKRUPTCY AN May 27. Illehad Hodson, N T PE , amtinghonsbire, ironmonger INSOLVENT PETITIONER& • 3. Soma Derby, panes as the orew . W. Hama Atalalatote, Staffordalwa Wall I aka& tree maker. W. lombible. Leen.. Lakmakim. W. Walked. Kendal. ...mom., oared stater. commasmou agent. W. I Lavrar4k POYI4III team4ea. T. lAtekl.lettpaul, e. and Gilder. camas. Clanktee. bookkeeper. IW. Moak, Walitau Lawn Viarly.,,, Elliol4l/[l,lli6f. weble. I tiowerenslakee. pue.<7...• 1601. H• GM Dreby, joaruryown wane. maker. seter. ' r. U. 00218 p ., !limier. cam aka& J. 0030, LiverpeOL ►brush store to , ler. W. . J. ifyllloirp, iss, Loll Balm, lam. J. tautberiage. Livery:ol, hemmed cc. 1 motile, tope mei, tua,Mmuree. Dianl. baeptferMag. mere.. Lnenlon. W. Diana.. Birkeebesti. ismater of i mace stun foot,. We Wouelmit.ferry. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Beynon, Swainea, iron merchant -Ist div. of 35, any Wedhesky, et at Miller's, Bristol. T.Morpeth, draper-2d die. of 40. (in addition to la. id. in the pound previously declared), June 3, es any sunequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newasstle-uport-Tyne. J. P. Clarke 24 O. LC,* Crown-et., ThresdneedleaL, newsmen & advertisement agenta-Div. of SO. under the pia mute, 44 4o id. under the separate estate of J. P. Clarke, Jane 1, a three subsequest Thursdays., at Stsinsfeld's, KiseaarmayanL M. Cooke & W. U. Cooke, D en ton, Lauembire, hat manufeetaren plat dist. of 2..., June ,ft, at toy subsequent Dosch), *Fraser's, lion heater. J. Corral% Boston, Lineolnehire. Mipowner- let die. of Is. Bd., any Thursday, at Christie., Birmingham. J. S. KAMM, Barnard Castle, tamer-fat div. of Se., Jam 3, & any Sabsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newriatle-uponaync. W. Walker, Shrewsbury, shoemaker-Ist the. of as., my nanny, at Valpy's, Strmingham. W. Warden. Birmingham, awn agent-Ist din. of 01, any Friday, MN'hitmores, Ilaminigham. DIVIDNS.-Jun s 22. J. Adams, linsbary.m., surgeon-Jaa• 11. W. Armstrong, Noralch, draper-June Jo. J. lawyer, Kidder Minster, carpet urenuisettuer-June 21. W. 8. Brown, wk. Breeds st., Ramat% sailmaker -June 21. W. B. Brown, jun., broltl:4_,lur alert sailmalter -Jute 20. E. Burkitt, Lynn, Nor:olk, awn merebiat 1 -ame 22. W. Climber., Sioutbwlek, Durham, shipwright-Joe 30. W. W. Cooke, Denton, Laacishire hat manwaeturer- Jam 21. I. Din* L ow er Brook-sr, Gross enorlq., upholsterer-June 23. T. W. T. Dower., Took'r-et., Chancery-la, law stationer-Jute 22. Ewens, Broad w i n dsor. DoreetMire, butter merchant-Ju. Vli Nee. ne U. a Meaner, E4teolollt, Cumberland, tanner -Jur.. U. J. Jteh, matlempoo-Tyne, leather dresser-June 2u. J. Gale, Live Oskar**. IFAMmostithshires wine merch ant -June 22. J. Harm, Sidman* Its ventalre, printer-June M. O. likkea, Lluddrenieft, majaftift. merchant -June 90. T. M. Lake, Cfbridm, booloeder -June 21. ft , L a ngdale, jun., Stockton -upon-Teed 'Durham, corn Man- June 23. J. Lockwood, Wakefield, linendraper-June 22. T. Lyon &E. Lyon. !Urchin-la, City, stockbrokers -June .1. G. S. Nabsb a T.l. Glinnie, Farringdonest., general irontoougera-June 20. F. Pike, St. Margaretakill, Southwark, tallow chandh r -June 21. U. K. Prier & D. .P ravinsat., Ludgatn, warehousemen- June 30. J. E. Pys Beiteley-aq., milliner- June S. G. Seamus & IL lichoomrsr, Mauritius, merchanut -June 23. W. M. Senior, St. Serlthia•ala., hardline:man-Juno 22. 8. Symonds, sea., a S. Sy. monde, jun.,BistsinghalLat., woollen factors-June 22. W. Tema &J. Matthew., tiongerford, Berkshire, brewera-June .3. J. Treed*, jun., Newasatle-upciaTyne, ..ratter -June 21. J. W. Wellborn., MM. marked., Plmadilly, sill mercer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. -James Manny, Glasgow, wine Merchant, June 5 ti 26, a nthe Star Uotel, Guisenw-James Qom Glaagow, chemist & druggt, June 2 & July 3, at the Stu Hotel, Glsagew- PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.-1. Anderson & J. ).7117101; D. Swithin'aa-W. Beaver *G. 'Thomas, Camden-town -W. Brien & J. Spencer Itunimood, Surrey J. Boucher Ss T. Haney, Reiesta- S. Dana a E. Traeger, Vork-R. Drummond, P. li•Natiekt4t P. Wit:aught, J. Macnaughtan, aJ. M'Ewen, Glastrow-N. ' k W. T. Chaney, ~T. Wen, liarlow &J. Beardsley,Notirghis - W. Uinvm & J. T. Wen, Southamptonß. James* W. James, New port-J.. Nicholls, U. F. Nicaolls, aA. Nicholls, Bridgwater, SON. setabire so far as regard. J. Nwliolls -T. S. Seholea F. Schots, LJ. Seddon:Manchester, so sot as reloads F. elehole.-T. S. rehabs &J. Seddon, mandsester -T. Shaw * J. b P e ra N'oadley, Cheshire-l. Swan St J. Sharp, Alnwiek, Not hum _.--. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Ntsits. " I. i " L •ti t nand PCLOlitallidis Booth ',l:tette° aced IVatteriOnl..... ' &1 Ytiodas :111 ul ampton....Juse 8 limn Inns fi 1 Donasbades • 0,1 Franco. • • ... u 0 Do•Marnsilke ull • . Indianan 3 Guern.AJers. 04 tirratittrve r u ' l U Isostanand lig) linall...lnneff Guymon', Kay Arrivea: Ar,ii;;411,..., Marl ADA Alkmaar;: Wave, Palermo ; Seine, Guernsey ; John Cobbran. Ma. shal Bennett, Alexandria ; Orator, Sapore Nlxidolon., CAlcat.; Union, (Mad Oast Ilarwich).—Sailen . .• Clipper, Gambia; Sank, Gibraltar ; Berkshire, Pun Phillip ; Tweed, Cape Cour; Condor, Holstein ; Attwood, Rotterdam. limeiri„ Mee 30.—Arrived : AllianCe, Charleston; Many, Alexandria ; Swordfish, Pernambuco; Belmont, Independence, So* boa, Champion, York, Thistle, W. Plain, New °Beans Sat= Columbus, New York • Minimally', Aberdeen, Mobile; Charleston; Europe, Philadelphia ; Driven, Pernambuco; Enter. prise, Port Phillip; Britian Sovereign, Adelaide; Elizsbnk ff. boresihae Effort, Lisbon • Royal Wilhite', warns; Berea -0* r Otteximu, Ba d Britannia Mount, Smyrna; Swallow, Brenta; LE., Naples ; Boils; Britannia (e.), Boston; Laura Doan, Bags; Pa LE., Het*, crnytna..led : Elm" Lilac, ll'Al Constable, liiebibucto ; Princess Alice, New York ; John Cbrienehi llong-liong ; West Point, Alice Wibron, New York ; Bonen" lima; John Paring, BOston; Jose Ygnseio, Uhdis.-011 : ler. don,China; Socrates, (ileadarugh, tAlculta; Etothichild, Benny; . ng, New Orleans; Coromandel, Mobile ; Star, WiniuC 4 , 1 / 3 1 . dana Smith, Colling wood, Batley, Euphrates. ___—.-------. [Advertisement.]--SICIE HEADACHES, BILE, AND Immorurioa, crake tor nOLLOWAT ruAs.—The innumerable prods of the efficacy of these invaluable pills in the cure of bile, sick head. aches, and indigesuon, are so convincing that every perm sali Wet ' to these dismissing complaints should immediately have recourse is them for relief, for no medicine hoe hitherto been discovered drag pommies such powerful properties in curing the abavevtuuned orders. It win so peculiarly on the system, that all impurities of ths blood ate removed, and the patient imamate perrnhae.llY cored ai invigorated. Holloway pills ore also au infallible remedy for VW camel:WW and rank in the togbest estirnstioa as a general fsmill medicine.— bold by all druggists, and at Profeseer Holloway's EA* brainiest, 244, &rasa, London. itiRTHS. BALLANTINE.—May 22. the wtfe of J. Billantine, Esq., of Edlobar.. Of a s ea BE ISE.—May 27. at Bleeklands, Cavendish, Suffolk, the wife of S. B. Z. Bette, MR. of • daactitie• Cturs..,9,tf-illay...v, a t Camberwell New.road, the wife of Mr. R.l. DLlA4ll74:—C—blVo.ithag"?ew lie :f. the 11. Lamwtfeo:fit,t:oße., oTf. J. t. et a s tisulOW. LAW .—Olay 26, at Bryinitooostreet, Portman-square, the wife of 0.6 iltrialiVicadYa.-114 18, at, Dublin, the wife of W. M. Xerof oo2, Esq., of WI. 11 klAOL—May 27, at Bark .place, &writer, the wife of E. 00. Esq.. of a &.iter. Ona—May 28. at Ediahugh. 117. D. OW, of • owl. PIOOTT.—May DI, at Olaegew. Mn. H. Pigott, of s eon. POTTS.—May 25, at tlian.yatest. nom W cid, Phalanx% the idle et B. P tts, ' .. of a daughter. 134N801.—Maf 2S. at Mauna. Wra Swim: ooo,of • 13W IN N V. —May 24, at Mortlake, the Wife of the AM Iturtgrialth of a daughter. THOHN Dllll2.—May 27, at Porton the wife of C. P. TheredMe. Esq., Itoyal Artillery, of audififfiGEß. BEDFORD—WOMEBSLEY.—May 2, at West Ham Church, I. W. T. &Aloe, of yarrtnedonstrost, to Sarah, widow oi Br. P Wornenky, of Marrordgreeo. CALDW EU.—LOYi li.—My 26. at Alderley. by the Bee. W. C. Crit tenden, M.A., Mr. W. 0. laldwell, !Lansford, to Mll7 Whittaker. donative of Mr. J. Lowe, of Salford, WlLOClgiata. COO rEII-11LW IN. 24, st fillbleey, by the Rev. A- Or* 4- ,C,osoper,Zut:llf sr N. S. CooM I.l9.6.l,lstjig.r.)::bir, to wan owe, Weir ~ fa meath. lIIN DOOIILD. --I lay 2D, at trellasey, ig.thitaue leo T. Ityrth, D.D., Mr. G. llind, of Stockton uPowTee e . to Miss Mariotot Gould, of Lucent. Llseehlre. JO H N —SPED DIN o.—Mey tt at BIS. Ur. 0. A. John, of Dublin to Wilhelroina Charlotte Laraine, eldest desolater of IL D. Sped SATlElriewdinlinAlit C. —May 26, at the Frieredf M cad:4 - hmac, Pardshartaati, Dr. detterthwaite, to Sarah lirockbaek, &labia of the law D. Carrick. Esq. DEATH"). ASTLE—Maj 26. at Bloomsbury. Moaketotra, nab Dublin, J. mgr. Brltanlll7ll.—lday ri, Jarnia sou of J. Balbuithw, Esq., of Edill. iitabitzt. _Y„, 2,, at Hirtsidy, Chatke Joao, infant son of IL CArreiSiM, st Atlahr Lodi% /am C01. , '" a "PL Carl. late of Milan Wexford. CDD:fthtto:ls:LlldU.pi._:;:l44a:AjNtrijs7;:i.mw.omuw,"Leo.B:,i:i:.4treetrWi::,tqmpinw...6tb.4odtar.mlateritgiotf ..C:Trumutaienfidi:Hstrest,cms.wificis..imwellouaT.iithpr:l6w..::::llltLeidstrio.:4.. he late 01 the 11.E..01i nernos. GLEN N EP. —May IL at iiiniSown, 1. O. eltiolloL ft. a Pib li s. "Deraj.--7414 21, at Masted, Albert Illeomm, pia 0 Mr. Medealt of Tooting Sulligi . MONJ,l,4lr.—llaeril4. at Wm. Jia.llBolBlllBBl 0184 PtRCELIe.I2Cp." natimanarinlcabillaWaiat the tau s . yid 7. HUHI3I36LI--l—lar r--alr, Sid cd tb• US ea. 1 : JEW/ vise al -e sAVAV HUTH .. 10,81: 1. 7. 7.- — *aced da B B l i B r .- 14811u.-6141 M =croak, Yr& AnA Welk relict of tbe laie J. iiLltila, of aced 74. masa sai • Ai. i. AI. • i. aisAmiss. tv sous 0 1 Mow l i.eassin i s ilve AY H ARVEST.—i3ENJ . 2., Poke *troet, London bride°, I othe 5t renomomo en,t. M .1‘000" . emetic, m• fit-- • 4 the moot hrl'aant eb. , .. New nor: olothc, with iclkw. complete. ~.. for (raft troy , IL,— a Warehouce. 211.• to the easnofiletort. '2. Truke.street, Too IrtONU-Y ERS of STOVER i. i w elortal. twforo finally &don) ila'. -1 • S t c Nippon awl Burt •Lo /Wage kit Norms" greet, and No. largestin the world. and cantata a VID,C., Thllttlr. Firelf..“•• au a G ea , preachol el.rohcre• either for tasiety. 5 qu,iiit ir .. of worionanrhip. while the ot. which V. ectablirhineut boo been 0s .lO of a cchtery. Height 14.41,c... with i a bars, 015... AMA with o rmolu arm a IC gulags. ; bronzed fender. , eompiet. 1 e lf fender*. from Yr..: altto wi• 42 is,. 41 lu iniluerin Patent gine. • hrttcle In the fantirtdecf iromonezp mild. r , e The looney returnol or even lowiterwith eintrae.fitta imot .t...r poet • ._ Boer Bade. to be had 0. QUts4ll Elt lA'S A Itl • 1, - -e by Bell. etc... l .h , Dies, Ho It Tommy& Weetwtheetk ke. yrup..r • Iteyi Statuette it 4 0 11.11,4 n,irli !It...Butte ... 1 4 0 thatheutrire Pelt math.. 0 3 9 Gilt Decthtere. oath. .. 3 3 0 sod.ouct?wracra(mosni.i.c. aAoW lii . 0 0 0. 0 7. 14 .•• • • • ..... 0 4 g 6ya , Intl rot TJT:/tuld the LIM i Plieal 3 3 0 Dorothea (Brooth anal ...... . . 2 2 0 Bptuw.• Salt-c e llar OKl wet ard) Partial • • • l T 0 Iti'l""b a= 1 9 3 2 Sri& s 1r J tut arrired from el The 811 APING POT The CAMELLIA TEAPOT, with Rohl by all reepettahle iron . n The Ar4Manufwthree Circular, I Tooeipt- threo Pogue etwripo. fro "CffiLDItEN'S IAIR. of ROWLANDS' MACA'A. embryo Wate, accelerate It. cront... itn!teLtttpowle-Aoti of hthltl. to the (act thlnl7Arlflestele all scull itud het rl C." ) I'W fi . ... - 000 of .1911AOLLIIIIIIilltin ! ILOW LA NM M to ASSA Wally tottleu (equal S to four mail 'settle. Sold hy the proprietw fy all chanlete and perfumer , - . . LVEHWELLM .30. perm pocket volume) • u T TO 1 WHA .W . By B. J. Cobelithethen Cowrthre.—llow to Lomax perf ct fight . ..Vert, aOw heed, rout a .• the icetructious herein cot tale.: 1, seen to the tonM Mmttered cao amount of Phree.kl bapplmie. aud We allotted to ern. To to thel et :11, er weuel, 21, street39.Cornhill the mother, 10, Areell-vtaea Itheent IMPEACHMENT P: it' It will be remembered the presidentship of the A office. The pertod for M few days. The candidates for t le month are said to be I Domes. The Commission of Fat creed.that the admit' str uorki in Algeria shall li ministers of these departs The sub-committee of amine the question of the take possession of the sev the Minister of Finar.ce, . of his measure. The committee on ld decided that it would di each week to the inq air Nationale. The deleo, each branch, with the aut to be heard in order, as the o mmittee. At its beards report from *N1.1% papers sent in, and it ace report—that is to ear, to suggest the resoluth .Assemhiy on the three' The commandite, in mai other undertakings, wilt to have an interest in tion of workmen. 3. On the motion of ore m referred to the first Fab tablishiug a bank at I plements, and to make may have been demi( months. The Naples question, s the Assembly by . M. Francais, who, in 1, immediate interfer mi M. Bestide, the Milder him, and repeated wl cated, as to the Frem nity for the French an also said that the ad nesty granted at N observed. After some further that the law officers( permissim of the Blanc for criminal , lath of May. At :erl a committee was : mai The individuals cot known to be f.,v( It having been persons had rapt e. to the central offic s the Parc de NOT battalion of the (~ II Palace of the L ..x strongly with tro. regiments of the .in National Guard e id morning some of tl of the ministers of • occupied in the led collecting a numb 31 counts of that setthl proofs of most ex.: Considerable alas appearance of a ! ilso be addressed by 11 relation to the sir aembly. The following is Tint 115,000 0 v' As it Is an invar always be taken no tionaux protest • it by you at the net m " We have all • le same sentiments, at the wish of Pram -t "As you must rot population of work exc ite, that poi military ateliers, wages they now o• " On what day people two clan .'a. Tonna ing the ins I* " With what p rl poison ! It would to the armed boo rm who ham drivi It is they who v who, when vict, m February withn . t would have licvi Bite their nn We well know th never pardon tl 1 which they wou.d Undeceive 7.. u; do, will be attack this reaction is 'el but because debt( You demand :h —to save the n. but only to sen.l the true and eternal nightie r Ah! we do Li and our father taeasury capablo per day for aft w only paid half. you earn ; that to eery, wire! We with so 10 the tool dins , will not be ob ai our hands. --- Sr7sWared, )L who works bra functionaries Signed on clubs Popinow.r Brats de riiisir Poo" MAY 31 Vivo per CentA., nee*, 1440, 1171.1 Half, —; N Benda M. Hank action/. ItAtt.wAsK.—Pa Rouen ad 11, - , Bourg and Bal.. ti love, ; !Judo . . onaitatadiutdkirtic wa nk a a t T LA tai N a K ia lt ain i 8 -affialra,ackhatOtaicatteWaan: n u. , ti e r 1. 22 t i a T . h f iire toes AY H AHYBST.-tENJ ..,.........www-"..'"..,inguncort.r. rih.:k.dch ..tr:f.tiodius: . 2., Puke street, London .brldge, I. oths at rex. .0.;., or,,t. 34 .rquom • r •tice, mi . ( :it- ..f the mist AM - tient de: Oa at French cournel undertook to &wider the and the trans.Pions were only ot rather hooted char...Aar ; :0,7;1' New rte.:. sloth. outlooks. complete. , o .o.torn. The opiniou he poessasion of the cans steadies prima remain limn. 'the manufacturers are otly dm.; ; fa s tree, &a.- A Woreboaae. lle • -,,,--tfhTeerattitio.tory. 2. Dyketreekfat , lie views entertained by tito proprietors or wall busman lo order at present en directors. Munaleur Glandes s %Anion pUVERS ---ofB7l-oVtliii a- the committee In January, and a fur- "="----------•---- ben regrind. sle . d planed in the hands of • . w osted. leforo finally detillo • tub o ne, who ,. cyan the ...ice. did o n e re. lirt'oet the LONDON GAZETTE.- Tuesday, May 30 • ofts date Rippoo awl Burton) Owner Of Newman atreet, and No. Mc of February. It warms the opinion above re- BAB KRUPTL to the ...rid. and swede sf illation took Pl.". the thr ut *riot° eoratherrthi Haase Ammar, Safford, Lancashire, roller maker, to ourreader Stoves. flaw, Flreio.oe and Ge... si. sod the Preigietore We Wiesen kook the lithe Jam e? s a so, at 11, at Mancheeter Ct. Sole, Hopwood le g..... • preached eeshe r . either for variety, e tho linte.ts of the company arc affected. It the glaiaey_terie, & 8,„,* I„„hdee ; off. Wig., llotaroc eunii toetmenehlp. while Mee these cirmanstanom make it unsuitable tor e mit, Which his establishment has o r so c further OAP" ne rePtuutothell at their co-nrcs WILIJen Hormuz. Bri.tot bed manufacturer, June :5 at 12, a o f a center,. Bright stover with 1 • barn g 3 1:s. ; ditto with o rm,Ju o rmo 'nitre:: eirYestotrimirtif:thnteduhecoirrntbelthpanary"""igni. The aw ooni t"o rn "f i the itea mire s °" bAs tnce"" in liglawiaßol I 3 irtirßrieWLlnt 11, at BriaCcripletuCt.sue.,6°4o:Oltßerinhu:,ke;:jelialuerW, I I hne olL l 464' 6 ' 110 ginea. ; bronzed fenders rornieetr Awn fender( from 3.55. : ditto wii i opinion on the mevaitire proposed by the French go- & July 20 at 11, at Bristol Ct. eut, Williams, Cheatham ; 'A pt theurptlon of French railways, not being in posses- wig., Acronym, Bristol. n from the dtrectom eufecient to enable them to so- Janos Dows, Newbury, Berluddre, corn dealer, June 14 & Jule 1 of the shareholdeee property ; and they wait with a t Ile, at dwinagballAt. Sole., Baja. & Dre, Basingtudtd. 7 , o k ------------ ' reat i r bo saa o. :Irnainiac"dantaiio°been:arsavieelPtEa.b°sPat'niteht:e taia;e":portieZufticratleditincTitlfthety'emsvplainedth:din-t 11.411kJjolitime4itande14:oatw•Inut,•,gaintlfoorfl:7:wela'di , c 1 . 0 511, s.k. uervl , e m rah ap ir t. o, a, maente, ,... ? Jur: rt.:w e l ick 3 0t ,..94 14, Wtaopre.,:lire,:e.iltithetlib•l©rew..ltarado;...l7tingfolLl:ertne:•'ettlrtt.%°lci :9: 1j11"ttfll K e it 1 :MIc. A l 2 umpany. The opinions of tbe two counsel, Leath Old Jewry, &Fox, Wises; off. wig., Douro, Bristol. Townsend, Womnacott. he. prose Dili Statuette .. gi 4 0 • • had been consulted, were very elaborate, and the; Geoitos Gooses, Ledo, Warwiclobire, wrier, June 13 & JAI Belief s Orli Riffle ... 14 0 I miners of the judiontint upon which the rnarehold- 11, at 11, at Biroungbare LI. Sole., Ilareoek, shiwiton-on-Mout& Nertheowsre then oollar.. 03 9 to nominate the committee of inquiry ; but as tbe M i dterm & go., Birmingham ; e d. ara a r ,. 1,. oy , c in,,,,g,,,... ' Gilt Pricaratore cacti .. •.. 3 3 0 i.e company were of a prospective ratter Man • re- ti ..-aicr Ilurnawar, Petersfield, Ilamphire, brew r, JUDe 13 ' et oc ie, ft would he well if the meeting took into consider • July 11 at 14, at Itarinshielsst. Sol., llarpur, ticutungtalbercen i t o 100 dew in the present.stae of affairs, without ere - off. aside., Uri. Abehurch.tene. . eod:Lii7evin:o.fci.thr°74lAtase. . aid :. various' :pl i es! :hea r se for the patient. The real queetion at issue to l uene Howl - in, strand, bookseller, June Batl t, & Itg4, I ulaarptiou tit their property by the French governs at 11, at nasingball-st. sots., Mi. e &Child, St. swithin's-lone, ; Fir',g2.;2N.:ett : 3 _ 0 0 :hurry aml deprevated valuatin. He was prepared utf. 0 .4., w blue..., , aa h„o„,t, Parton. • . .. ...... .. 2 to French government would gave an adequote t u lle Jong M•irka, Chrltenkani, printer, June 13 & JMy 11, at 12,, A Neptune :telt-alai 031 1- he Atonal not objett to part with his shares. Ilia of f.l Ct Sok:, Linde, King'sweran-yd., & Peekweanl, Clultmlea; ea and) Paden. .1 7 0 t the directors of the company at Paris wereoppoed to ~ Hutt," he a L,A, Iti'l"‘ d =2 Itrbb26il IA 2 rument oo this head. The English shareholder+, how- Jarmo SI tremor., Munkwearenouth Shore, Durham, ship own. Bride slf a of were opposed to them- bey relied on the June hat 14, ric July 20 at 12, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne It title; Jiat arrived from • ink of that government who would never So "Tong to . bi g plu,, a c o .. Frederreic,.o.. opi Jr ~; Veen ~,,,,,,,, .....,__. The SHAVING POT money soh importent public works had been 00en- land & Rowe," g oo d er hoid ; of . a.,,,,,,, ... L . , 5e ,„''',,,,:',1' .... . r . The CAMELLIA TEAPOT, with at trs,rapired at the present meeting would have an Tyne. Ira. i Pohl byall respectable trot. The Art-Manufartures Circolar. lon the meeting that WOO to be held the neat day, he WILLA& Juice May Nohal4, Denton-IL, Bomerattown WOW Toreipt.,f three lo________•___---talte damps. fro I ,at Die opinions of thee prownt an to the mune advi- victualler, June 13 et 12, & July :1 at 124, at basinghadat. &t, aboold be expreceed. Ile was desired by his osilequee Towne), thiality-et.., asanary. lane ; off. amid., Gram, Michael. "M LD It BS'S Ii AIR. ay hed no indisposition to wept fair terms of trase jaua, of ROWLANDS' MACK-% 1 government, and recollectiug what M. Ue Lomita , * Ammar Rennalf & Enneou Itrumax, Mark-lone, City, w Onbryn state, accelerate Its :frowti , , aln ounvereation ewe time Aloe -namely, that the jun* 7 at 11, is July 2b at 12, at Basingbaltst Sok., b 7t a l l tin e!nt,tc.e.lentere-aion of healthy ri.: • Id have no neon to regret their Panftfol4.he wm atenobrg, Lundonat, Venchurce- et„ adf. wig., Follett, bean to the West win , of onion that the French government meant to desi euit- broeft.o„, ITO7Areilrpekt all lour and tenni comb uoteecenry. • Its mu happy to *9 that fame the hot theetini the Wittiest Boon , New Brentford, tallow chandler, June 9at 12, ft ~., Beware nf sporiowe Imlrstlor ! ithatel and that to Boulogne hitt been op 1 July JO at 114, at Bad &ULM. bola, Mews. Valiance, Wesset., . HOW LA Nlete MAC AS:A ft or ,i ,wing that some benefit resulted from the obeervations strand; ; off. wig., Graham, crotentit ah fondly bottles loyal to four wail time. On the whole the ebarebolders bad rro grounds litaarcts Tures, Boddiemon, 1.:10ne...4m Aire. miller, June 13 k om• hour, St the prooricto: . he French government only acted with common homely July It at 124, at Bristol Cit. Sob., 1-indo, Kirm's arn.s-yd., & l'ack. (yen chanters idyl ume, It was entirely iuditterent to them whether the whole wood. Wend : oN. Wee., Acraman, Bristol. .. DRS (7 i O'ER W ELL'S OVII/I: f yore France were absorbed by the government provided Mesa WilleaL., Waterniim'e.lielda, Woolwich, victualler, Julie .30. perm pocket volnmet t pri a lets were fairly remunerated for their property. Be gat 1 je, & hay 13 st II it „ h ,m,,. .Fry ,c,,,.. Jose lIAT Tg jr,.A.v . .._ tweet that any gentleman who or top his views 'We ; my, m tg., ha, C01tua.,,,A...„.w. W ahssus s4e_ll2M - 1111111W Itutthge tale that opportunity of doing /lr. Rogers BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. •• Be 11- J. Cotenaluns, .I; c should oPPore any otthr or sueutPt th e Val May 27. Itichard Hudson, kaertoo, Nottinghonshire, ironmonger Oceirsellrs to insure pee A ern government to take the railway on other three of parng 201. for every share ,n-prescom a INSOLVENT PETITIONER& , McMahen, a elser Mad. nod a e.n , the tretructions herein a., Wee 1. 0.02,...mr.•.,,,c4mit. ea u that t h a A L sh w a . itorro, Derby, wee at the wet- I W. Pair, whites& Statfordnue wren to the 'eel. shattered w , .U. worth more titan that amount now the railway ~,o . f, aah ioa a . g eed ... 1.,.....yiw. W. I,o.e:hen:wt. 4 2‘ ,..... woo.* of papered bapplmo. nett 'inchThere ought to be a restraint put by the shareholders „„e iee i " ter . mown.. mem. 'destitute' to men. atm& metering lbw incapable of incepund any terms W. E tesentls• Poulton era.Sca. ,Ti w, N o e s. 4e , t i teol, t: own and , r at er To be hvi or ~ i cfrwood, 21, Pa• government which were not eqitable. It it was des •.eyeekei Lbrry_._k oo . __lni3Orh 0re....., street: Malan. 1. rornhill ; Nal. . buthereetalure, two-seems Quo the setanr. U.. Arevltplare, He ten uth FAO tern Railway Company would provide the means y r !"67,..., =7;07,7;4. ~,a , „. ! ~.,..,. go by nul mud et !for all those shareholders who cotter. . 'r. it Phillip, ilauioes. cam ctraa -- - - to attend !nest meeting to he held in Fueled the cum- J. Chba, Drerpeet ► brush slosh tar , % Ire ..„, ~,.. Loo 3., Royale expressed himself in very Wong terms against , nee„._„_, hj, ,,,,,, c ,„ . ii ...,„,„ r‘e. ; J r.,,,,..,.,.,4 ~,i,,,..,,..,..ra 1... LATEST 1 ~ ton We part of the French govern' tent to possess itself of • •,;11;; . `" e •• I 1. Street...mien. Martha, Las=dru .. ty of the Boulogne wad Amiens Railway Cum- orihr‘eidea. BiMerneari. wager fel t i write store dodo. vs upon the fairest and roost equitable mane. t he ordnie.tent. DiPE.kCHMENT I . cman's sentiments were loudly applauded by all preeent.) .- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. 14.01 said OW all present were unanimous on the topics J. g e roon, swaneea, iron merchant -Ist div. of Se , any Wednesday, s ' P: R oecupial the attenuon of the meeting. lie relied on the a t gyin.e, g r ad& It will be remember... I given by M. De Lamartine, that juAioe would be done to T. Bowser , Morpeth, draper-2d die. of 4a. (in addition to 12A fd. the piesidentship of the . 1Y• Tarp mast reofAlo rt that the VV . "' the Ithe°,thell In the pound previously declared), June 3, & any surequeat Watley, ,y was made by the Lance Wender, and had not born at Baker's, Newasstle-upoo-Tyne. Office. The penod for NI by the assembly; and he believed, with the last speaker, I . y, m e n et & 0 „ Leir i a , crevo_et,,, Threedhreo,...,„ ..... pv ., k fevt days. ineral assembly, composed "aft was of the property mod advert...moot agente-Inv.af 60. under the p.m eetate, &0. W. *of erMICe, la2Mil never agree to confiscate the capital of un der the separate estate of J. P. Clarke, DIM I, & three atbsequest The candidates for tus a had endowed France with some of her noblest public Thursdays., st Stansfeld's, xsagorskrassrard. month are said to be he report, a id some further reenerke, wae then agreed N. c oo l ie & ea„ ti. wo e., pea., 4,.....hir0. hat .... .. het . Domes• loi bring voted to tae chairmen, the rueclUsg aepArateil. -I.t dlr. of 2.., June ~t 3, et emy euneequent Tueulay, at Fraser's. . ADMAN AND ONFultif JUNO-MN RAILWAY.- Man Imre, The Commission of F.s. d Aketiceetlondon May ,h).-2,1r. P. IL Muntz in the J. Correll, Boston, Lincolnshire. ehipowner-lbt die. of la 84., ay I creed.that the admit: .st Invsoinrkiii4erins cllthgeeseria depart'all Ia n the motion ot Mr. '.I. W. Beal& seeonded by Mr. Samuel Thursday, at Careties, thronuanam. !oace,ing wail loather astjuuraed to Friday next, June 2, at subsequent lah, laniard Castle, saucer-tat div. of 3e, Buie 3, It ray Saturday, at Bak e r s , Newriatleauponal Tue. SHAILE 1.15T.-LoNDON, MAT 30. L W. Walker, Shrewsbury, shoemaker -Ist the, of 65., any Tburolay, The sub-committee of The quotations of Boer to Roman characters denote Otos. " 5 , 1 i" tr:.Benungurtingbare, cern agent-Ist din, of 9d., any Friday, traftevaiocif . Lbws uf hoes to Italics sellms • prices. amine the question of the rain. st Whitmore., Ihrminighsm. take possettsien of the seve swoon " , e t. e s .... . i iv; . 1. !!", : 2 : 6 0 11. 1..5,;:::'7,,,,,8. k.,. ....I'll DIVIDENDS .-J une 12. J. Adarne, Finsbury-sq., surgeon-Jane the Nfinister of Finance, 7..w.d..t Dudt l eo 1 Up.. 44 Do• Ne. 4 0, - ~... Id OIL 21. W. Armstrong, Noreich, draper--June 21. J. liowyer, Kidder For. m 6. rode. t 44. al, 09. COll. Texas 6W. merger, carpet uurnufacttuer-June 21. W. S. Brown, era., brad- 01 his measure. . a Oxford Jo • • 40 Do. do. Troths.. , 7 bd. A., Rama, milmaker -June 21. W. B. Brown, jun., ritual :a., gar The committee on la.. s art•tas.seDirso 2a. le Do. Thirds ~.....1 , 1 1 ~,, , chlf, milmaker -2 uue 20. E. Burkitt, Lynn, lior:012, Dal MerebeD 2 ~,1,2,4a Eager,. . ...6d. it leera.rionss.* ream-1M ors.- June 22. W. Latarehers, Soutbwick, Durham, shipwright-We t°. decided that it wonbt .rhirds . . ...... ,1.1 AL 1 Maatch•Jtuat,k flat - 1 W. W. Cooke, Denton Leacashire hat manufacturer -June 21. I. ' each week to the in qui atiesslette ..`ll3:ed. UM .ffax., She., Li Darla, LOwer BrookAl, Gross totorlq., upboletert.-June 23. T. W. Nationale. The de k ;a lonsn. ....... 1. Do. New Liu Prct..4._ T. Dowe Took 'at, Chancerysla, law stationer-Jute 2. D. 1 skims •• .. Id Maar*. tdoolhaeap. , . l7 O L Earns, Broadirindsor. Dorwtshire, butter merchant -June It. G. each branch, with the aut ear a IlelyhemiL touildidtouri . . ..... ._ ... ilO3 Pramenos .• .. la Ai D o . ost. pir... • 1 YleteheT E2frerslollt, Cumberland, tanner - Jur.e 22. J. J. Fitch , New. to be heard in order, as ...seiretfi.. Jam .36 Md. th Do. 501. • ehares. •. .0 61. auvtle-uPon-Tyoe, korner dresser-June Ma. J. Gale, Live Oaks/bra. 251.1.10ffsLabi I toe Du. new. x ....rt. : di M. Monmouthshire, wine merchant -June 22. J. Iluverr, &demo* De. the o.mmittee. At its ' . l . kW. K. A: ILI. 4 • D.C.Brt..t nr.4C. 1 .8 119 voephire, printer-June O. 0. ILL., Huddersfield, coamaid. hearcla report from N: . M .i.l4.l,ol.alpCrt/ 31 16 Da. Bete..fe(Dostor: mermoint -June 90. T. M. LID, eabrido, bookeeder -June B. ...is Onuows . 1144 44 us Jo, do.. ..... I J. Langdale, jun., StOCkttalsOpCM-Tees, 'Durham, corn dealer- papers sent in, and it ac oNesuunrupet.tsi t ,40 MuLtit. It ar.jkille, June 23. J. Lockwood, Wakefield, linendraper -June 22. T. report-that is to nor, , '". tssbsUP(4.l4l 141. tPs lUU Nrsreattie st turitite i Lyon &E. Lyon, Buchia.LL, City, stockbrokers - lurk ::.0. .o. liar ... - . 2:o td 14 Nriewarett ..... . . tO suggest the resoiuti• cohorts& Eastraels el 116 N• rib BMW:. .. ~221 S. Nairn &T. I. Glennie,Parrination.e., pored ironmongers-3ns 20. Y. Pike, M. Ilargaret'e-bill, Southwark, tallow Mandl, r -June 21. .Assembiy on the three ....Igeiirsa ...••. is I°. se ----lAA. D.,:t Wares .h.,,:::::: '11 U, Y . ?T.& D. PriOD PilitiDasats, Ludgite-hill, warehousemen- The eommandite, in ma stow &sire Ca/ 1 s Du. Exters/4041.... 1 tth June 20. J. E. Prikwlletteley-aq., milliner- June Jr. G. scholar: .other undertakings, wili 2e. e...tlaae 1 Ili 144 L 3 _Do. awas. .. •.... 00- am. sesonasse. bus, merchante -I tine 23. W. M. Senor, 61, flu. de .. . .. ..... ...C.121 114.1. tot) Norfolk .... -. -...0T 70 Bwithiskaa., hardwereman-Juno 22. S. Symonds, sea., &S. Sy. to have an interest ;n 4.40....+1..5r.5p c : :4 Si \ 4 Ds sea.. Y.s. .. .. _., mow* jon,Bininghall-st., woollen factors-June 22. W. Lea J. ion of workmen. 3. Du. o. do. •• • ... lie a DeOsart. 6 o• ti, 4•••• 4 --- Matthews, idungerford, Berkshire, brewers-June .3. Jeak rec todrbstare• • • ir e d. 113 Do. Est. SP. Drat 3 id. On the motion of or e o uo. iVres ~ .. ..... T. did. lal , Do. do.Wearessto V. jun., Noweastie-upon-Tyne, •.raper -June 21.2. W. Wellborw, loos' De Nor, L 1 shares is IDL ' 1 at. awaits times t. mule -st., Piccadilly, silk mercer. referred to the first IQ. 44.t.laueolusthse • . ''2l '2 ' North &soot-atm.. fd. IP. SCOTCH SEW; ESTI:RATIONS. -Jarum Murray, Glasgow, tome tablishiog a bank At I pro & Gtaso.,44 eti 1211Nrth StetlonlOW . ,th i merchant, June 5 & 26, at the Star Hotel, Guessow-Jarael Qee, Giaagow, chemist & druggist, June 3 & July 3, at the Star Hotel, . 131.ements, and to make anu.... W ..if,i;e!s:rizig.i...;;.; rli ;et Iti.Z.Tiara.aaWso4.. t s l i Glaagon. miry have been demi. J. .Yearyurt. -.. S 3d. I, 31 tomato. unci It wan, 0 iti- PARTNERSIIIPB DISSOL VED . -1 • Anderson &J. Nowa 31. - r MOlllllB. :,c.,r,•,14124 42, Der. 14 Lid. 72. ;Scottish Central ..„ II 29 Swithill'ala. -W. Beaver mG. Thomas, Camden-town -q. Briggs & The Naples queestion beat Northam- , ..ts i 26 ;Sottish Midland .. 21 ft J. Spencer, Rhimpood, Surrey J. Boucher ta T. Hurley, Rediester- /12 Do. Lon. & Yorke...lm 4. 5 • MK, .. Ho ra..br..../i D 8. Dons &E. Traeger, York-R. Drummond, P. li`karight4t P. the Assembly by . M. I u.saum is waturs m 4 I De. do. Se Ue. ughtan, aJ. M'Ewen, Glesgow-N. ' k Francais, who, in a • " N`h. `41:...."324 1 6 . ' , 9"' n. '1,1.114".. Cii , 4t , 41d. INVNTL•ur i y . tnAverpool-J. Rolle &J. ,Notiegbso - th'• lv". ' ". •• - ' ICI 49- .-`- • ' - ';• -- .... 1- 3 d. 2- 04 Mieves ua la ' .l. T. Wed, Southampton-B. Jarnßeerlige. Jaren, New. immediate ittterfer .n. 80. toe .. r. :W. - 3r .:DP- Id ' :Ater-act emoNIF & 1 pot 11o4Now .154. •- • •tli M. Butide, the • Mini. finiat ;roar& ...... 3 sp. 1 1 1 ' to . .l ' L da watrar: • .. :::• l'a 4 td• "n ecuh - ir j e, at ieb°" far an retildeP.NJicl"*. NrelioallisALTN.icSh.thho. Bndirratles„F.,Scboleser' eigur ro J . . hirn, and repeated w . Du . 4 osie.. , . ..... 4 by. 1 L. Nee . . ...... ... Pit. Seddon, sgsomestee, so far as regards F. ticholee-T. s. Schots ft 1. Dir: 4 slaws. •• - Isy 16 1 6 De.opertent,lMV. t a. sedoon, maamsesser-I, slaw e. J. bP:aez. Woolley, Odsbizo-1 1 . cated, - as to the Fen. Du. Ftelhe. • • .... • I 4 Shropshire thllol4 .. Swan &J. Sharp, Aln wick , North nits for the French an m0.k.,..r. Narr4117.iii.;,.... 64 4 46 l anai% Detvs -... also said that th e ad Do. Preteens** ..i 13.4. Moil awn Sobs • • i ii 6 100 04;&01.4§:rotterrions... 36 3d. \ ----------_- zesty that at N us. 4 shares ...... -4.9 60 131.8crwthMe5........ mt SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR.-Ntaita. Dv. a sham. . .• ... . 8 Op. 14 \ Da. de ..... . .No.l 01.,44,11. observed. After some further Lane. 4' Csarlsafe .. otr 33 17 Do. de ...... .... Yon 31d. ARR. DCL.AILR.... . LICI.ARIL _ e. . DUD arli..te. Els 1 n' ."": . ..... • Par 2v. ‘1) Di. d''.... ....... 3 lu '.4. 3 "b tc l rf ...... til Hiner .... 7 ia.Z„.l2:.thit' M. Jon% : L'1000,7u,,,.....e1‘5tairg.„..",...., . " . r a ..•:..7 " ... .. :. ..... '. ... n,:o.:Lp. 2383:4'.,,tr:r,:,;k:::::.......:74"::„....:......,..,...,,-.:.‘,.:..41;1; 101".1truy.,00•.....h...i."d.:..:.°:“.ii,...,:0.i.._-.A.Affi-ri.,,,:i0:00::ce.m.:;:ct.r....,..,.., ~ . ,..:J. J.:7.47. JP; o.'svi/1Afr.t.1...i.. it Id. I nt. Thaws H . ,Bron,Dd It . Ltverag..h... , .. uofinildevitrjrNiv 7 Ws„ Sw...k ~ I{ ..n. 16 York, Neac_, a Der . 33 96 lemorte•News&Ber 3 1 i :1-.51214:. :. ( D7iic a n i . ' 4 4 3 (' l d d j .. ;O M W a l3::&: . ol t Yll ' h m:171 \ 0 Duern.AJers. 0',6 Lisbon. altule 2'o Bostenand use moo. Lltiikikinsvaandr.Laime""tar;:venßertibuiaamellauk::;atordrilezm°Bll.h.,;tap,..24:l:::ftici...t.WBcine.phii)W..-rub'ussled:9•clUial67"uen"e; Tr . .: Cti m •r.... l , ' p i; per t,cm. "):l6 ,: d. l Gon cout eebb&i : ixte.m w' u C6 :. c . c k e rt:l-; . Holstein ; Attwood, Rotten:lam. that the law o ffi cers o Pe kn Blanc m m i I I n f o i ' r ' t o n c r i o m b f . i 3 n t h a 1: ~,,'. 15th of May. Al :er a committee was : p 8 The individuals co . It having been 0 D ie Mara ...... 4 Up. 11 Imo N tl'ur or MI r h ,' Leak ood tiradter.l.l9o 4 d 9) Testallorthatidiand 7_ . persons had expr c... a t...est aod - POW • •.'33 21d 10 De.Preff2l2lo ll „.. WI i b" Col d um ' ambits, P"Nn'ewY"Yok'rieT,"AmleetranW•thei,:hmylatAbeoke7l:l2,..72libi.e.,illi6elezTjer. Gar. d lee. New., ~ ... .Z. 19d. 26 Do. E. 44 W.Rd.E.s. 0 1 lip. Charketori; Europe, Philadelphia ; Lyres& Pernamboco; Ell: to the central offic J. Do Goorem.epts.. t ld. prise., Port l'hillip; Britian Sovereign, Adelaide; pie the Para de No. 2 tev.,Crostro.o :Win. battalion of the (...1 , 70 ,....... 1edati v all.Wai re. burg ; pttOolan, Grua, , Mount, Smyrna; Swallow, Brenner; 1. wader. a BlackwolL 6 30 Boatman a Amass. Palace of the L ..s lli Do. Noe •• ; iff& 5 2 lid. l 6 CaLoi k•riOrafr Yett,t 8d 0 De. Extension ... 16 Data Iffrodeb..... 1 ri,d. JpioceerLynak Bo ple. rga l ; lißer:Ntanru,...sini.„(4.)_, swidßostom; Ead.laur4Dinis,Lunallslaga;lada; strongly with tro. .. a Constable, Ittebibucto ; Princess Allan, Near Tark ; John Cblisaine o we.. tingthot, 4ND , 326 (too St East /Indian. ••• • tii De. Los. Eiahths. Id 17 6 Lteaboliau 1.1 gUD•br. 0. h. Llong-liong ; West Point, Alice Willson, New York ; Bonn" regiments of the .in ' • 14.1.*Prf5f..11":11.31. 344 a p°d :4 8a lietrit. KlLimakhseir,lgolui; Fillet, IA:Blto. i n W ; Yal Jorre tbdia - Off National Guard e i 2' . "PlA....U.e"'ref.ta:lbp.l 46 i• Namur and Liege .. RI 41d. China; Socrates, fileadarugh, Llcutta ; Nothstlyied , BoOle morning some of L. kr in. de. 1872 - ... 44 46 Northern of France. Si sta. den " , New Orleans; Coromandel, Mobile ; Star, M inbred. lA. it I. rpkra asp' Droner. il Orleans a Bordeaux II dog, Adam Smith, Collingwooi, Hartley, Euphrates. of the ministers t. ~ Do. Prefiretes. ... 44 Oise Yssa ..... ..... 3 2d. ...low, N. WeMen , 130 130 II Pain awl Lions • •.. li occupied in the b . r. __• ---=--T-------------_ rs Do. Cohan, L. r• 7 Op. 10 Paris and Unman .. collecting a numl.3r o Do. New ........ .4131 4 i al l'art. end Rotten- • . ma. [Advertisement.)--Stcx HEADACHES, BILE, AND counts of that est ..b le D. 401.0... i: MSC lie. l'lfib' . 74.11 DI rj,:r‘sirrab,,SZll.77l." 7 - , ir INDIOIDTION, COMO De ItoLLoWAT'll an innumerable Pub of the efficacy of these invaluable pills in the cure of bile, sick Wed. proofs of moat sale i • llo.loleh.dl Jr it u .1, 24p. 20 Sambre mid Meuse. 4 V e Do. II all bpi • nears ,siort s tunk, .. 1 641. aches, and indigesuon, are eo connoting that every person satinet Considerable a' a 1 leaUtst...ll.o trc,2l 34p. 61 Wool F - u.a.tars. ... . 84141. to these &Mewing complaints should immediately have recouns la them for relief, for no medicine hoe hitherto been disc oveted tint appearance of a . ..la pommies such powerful properties in curing the abxreammed of be addressed by 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. orders. It tick so peculiarly on the system, Mat all impurities 4 um, relation to the s• . sembly. • PRODUCE.-MtWerleo-Warn, MAT 30.-The declara. The following is lion made by 1210 John Ktuaell lot evening, that he did not intend to alter the duties on sugar, hut to allow the Act of 1816 to take its b"incric4dg°;:dnrane.tedia7m..6l;lldvdied'°rblrkei2inldrtrube°PiragPhistalts,ligobeserenand'alt tressUatYrotseitintfseor3Pelina".".'bigielisreolrogel'"::l3l:efo:!Willia4 wane, dunned the market leaf s -daty. particularly as very large public wannest, 244, wend, London, THE 115,00 0 V Wee were stout to take slam the elect, however, on prime was -------- - scarcely perceptible, ae Mie tra d er ten showed &maw, bought Pi Al it Is an invar ,11 largely, and the wank trade Lob a full quanuty, say 630 bads. BIRTHS. always be taken no West Ind 6,000 bags 2,000 offered) hi Mauriiu, 1,000 Lego BALinLAITINE.-May M. the wife of J. sonantine.Esq..of Klinbak. egal, and 1.300 bage ut ering, at prices which :ot averaged their ootts:if.3. 27. m Ltbeki,,,„,,,. 0n5...,,,b, sugLa. tbosite a B.L. L tionaux protest s i °that week. dWm been idcady, but a small amount of busts `lire., La., M • daghter. by you at the mat m Dela UM.' Abildbri.4o3l4. 'Gal 66. ' Oil. - - C °ffer h" wild henrilY7 CO 0 PLAN 0.-Ilay (D. at Camberwell New•road. the watt( W.W.I. 'We have all • its ,d 1,500 bag:goal t one overy good ordinary native Ceylon were offered ; coupland, of a son. came sentiments. at hair only found buyers, 30e. MI, 31s. Plantation kind 'Ma •I and DICI(I3ONNOS, st Paleley, the wife of the Rev. J. I. Irgimend the wish of Fran. ' i ota io ir., M o cha ; leagaberned, bought in at 656.-Cocoa dull and tha Utah Ch _ of e W ife of R. Lemont E. 1., ci Birtenhaid. ,, "As you must I at deelloing.-Itice, fair to good middling white Bengal. sold lOs. to its. LA MONT.-MaY . the w pOpialation of wor , to is bond, which was a shade lower.-Saltpoue : 3.8 00 bags were eteeteeiny 26, a Bryug....tzw., p.n.. ~,,we. 0.3 wife a 0.1 , °Cereal in public MX, and withdrawn tor want of Dupre, but 1,000 At. excite, that po, al Law. Eap, of a ma. military ateliers , • rg 2; bags refraction the told at 29a, which established a decline MACASTNNY.-Mar M, at Dublin, the wife of W. M. Xece/003, , ay of hi. from the previuuS puha , : price, and fully Se. from DM late h a o. o i A eon . Int , gell they now ot , Meat point of the speculative price of the markets. -(kitton: No dedricift.__day 2y. e t esdr.place, m a jwitm, too wife of ip. Items. .On what day Ai sa nported tday.-flum dull ant negleeteallow remains at g.q,. e t a k . r.. people two clay as s 43e. Tea steetv.purilsh ground madder bought in, 365. to 40s. OltE-May 2d, at hdlethkeit /Ira P.r. of •t solai . -s so ontlis twene bought in, Bea-Gabier bought In, es. lid. -Jute PIOOTT.-May 28, at tilarreow. Ma. • Plgot r or s a... the. wile aa. follow in the ins .si al, bought in, Ibl. 10a -Orange shellac bought in, ohs. PUTTS.-May 26, at tramyateu. nem W old. bbn '' With what 4: ; keg' „Ma daughter poison I It Wolf el 1; --.-- SPAN:4O2.-1W 24. at Dillthiwth. Hrs. Rwansontof t.or r. to the armed box. ,ig who lialrb driv: a COTTON e we r 3,3 MAY 30.-The market was firm Pee t o- day . , and the Pales were 3,300 bales. Prices : New Orleans, 3 1 to TIIOItNDIIIi..-May 71, at Port** the tone of C. P. Thornar , SW or T N V.-j a tay 26, at Mortlake, the wife of the net. IL BMW , It is they who s. an Pe r 41; bowed Georgia, 31 to 4i; Surma, 3to 31. Esq., Bust &ninety, ot a u dirib a titi oEs. who, when vict , •io KANOlinefTlilt, AIAY 30.-The market continues without February wither •t , any manta chime. Prim, are as low as ever, and comely BEJ)F.2l2.lrdielOillEutHatirwi..gLltY -4.3ry.m..t.27, wet saroWest.ll.anaidowCbaurit..3ll,.• irregular. A few limited orders for yarns have been given out for .. would have bco . w om.v o ° t orders= Germany and HAMM, t he at rates fully as low as any recently current, „ th i - ia_Low k i . ...1,1 YS . at Alderley. by the 110. W, C. Cr* trom India and China naa not. led bi any marked in- -",,,,,,,,,a_ M.A.. ell Nuutdord, to IW7 14 WOW. Bite their ra ' . T er i raik l", t or beowinese for Me se quarters. to t. inch shirting' rather codaud-o-k.---hea_,„,--1144)1Tirsj..71,0114,ullef2:14:11006bmantichnter. bizutb:,. rit: ..6 we well know ti n..a.._ thn i. never pardon tt • eX- more has been doing, but still at mos t unitabsotory prices. The ai , st . (R e am a re OM* put a leW or but they set very mull:wry, and c oo per. lA, only slept te._,_CODC.i., 1 v. ..... lime wo,. Which they woo .d ...`'' their operations are confined to =modiste i the home Agora. daughter of A. le • 2Mus Undeceive y• •II , for trade a kiss from conunue. be dose, principally in light fancy meaki. do, will be atthe _ this reaction is si , - the articles. Lower prices are being offered for yarn suitable for home I:l_,Lira:.,.,D-.0023,__,LD.-Mayo.ag.3l6. a t yaw,. nen t trade pu but they are in general refused. 'Upon the whole, our but because dery market osanot be said to indicate any improvement It s s still n0,,,,,,,.0. of of .oSteektortuPon•Tuo, tOuto.e. lie : ;tat:7 DuarP"‘blizi..": JOHN -BPEDDIN .--ktor Kat 13143 . 33 e . -' • - D Q.,..1/410g. i us- stagnan sadiU, and there is a . some to offer lower Price than wildrolia, chariot,. o.,,quat, &kit daughter of ras ...nu , . You demand .... I ,_ um. rea •gtess bet week. In some cum, tandem offers, at even 1,,,,,.. o r windgateanWieklovt. _ ~__ „ a au ,. mei: A; m ea css. -to save the n. m ''"" rower rates Osn those current donng the last few days, have been SATTERTO W WITM-CARIOCI,-Wwe ... but only to see 1 , amopted. A lam rather exmosive trannactiona, we believe, might house, Pardaborthall, Dr. tiattexthwerte.to Sarah lithee l th el ‘ 3s43t4 have boo anterea tato, had sellers bees inclined to submit to of the low D. Conic*. kw. the true and .i : DEAII B . the MEM oats made them. Spinners complain loudly of eternal niglitm r Ah! we do 1... t and our father • , I na =d ot tilde pewam or thstarglemoteasumdwhiebb, in ote beeorn io. in prioe g dally the...r.....l..fithirtiNt.i4 ASTLll.7isbi 26, at Bloomsburi. hive hem noaklas to stock, in the hope of an early demand ; treasury canto . Irtably, Charles demos, infant sou of B. per day for a f, s - tioaal but, week aker wok tacit expectations continuo to be deep. he Lie- paints& lt le akar that Mould uo improvement loon take Plane, Ito the a Wiry legion diminution in their_____._,hours of weft Is inevitable. CART. -1110 29, st A to j Wn wsigi... . near Dukxbile,,Jo.f AtheyAin.. BBAtaktts.,..l.lo.74:geribbi.i.4,s.El._--mbials, uhmipars,3l.t, JiLaraeolodimsol"unko:ibur, cui,raut, a cwt.. cam only paid half. you earn ; the' lt k sonalani =dent"' that a'' mant w :i so i ma imi ressa Loyd. will we kz late of Illunfin,Maxford. _ _ _ _...,.........awa ;lough take lbw lo tio WOK ClilLl3.Mly Tr, et Norwl.aftt Elnin,Olourre , _lt 4 M ..",nr--- 11 to say, ours' We wile so 11 raa iseteras to oa,tr, blealoniatilassigtoes.mossarapnovallompaelbstratiko:tetandocemoser. I.lo kar ra..lnetett k fr0.d. 1•34. LD. ,Ch zd:2 l l. B A t sa.st 1..; ° ....... ..„.f IRatyir. jFr,2Ae.B:Td;,LeF,,tpinaH..t6,b:jerfa.e,Trwiu:ie:pidaranls"jwuweTTZZ,TLedo„:'Tie the tool Of mat will not be ob e , Lwide. w ay.. le b e tub that ,I7rineeesuisanalitili total neoW-01 g r!...44 h i yj a at' rerea;ce. RthethgtourlC°3‘ r ' r" Yoe . our hands. L mills at week af all vilk hot wok, • eft. late of the 11.&11.0.•3 eanos. , ~,........_.....,...., a pidgin_ in OM mulakie et Mods wallow lid Yr of OM oda so is. GLEN NEY.-May at antrata 1,611.."-ibtasji. - peo of tin Be. Be assured, .1 who works I. II haC " crease to the sober at *ma working 'bat doe si Sids s Imam ItEDCALY.- May 22, et s. nia n s e 4 , fanctiosaries - Signed on I. .1 clubs Popina,... ,Mil °f of iattatbmerlAti6tiotill*aoti 4631."1.1.4- lb.ailialitoratitilla".ttnnoal"Praiont: Aatalgiusungiolibl md r n en memiglidantbs t d IC ; Matllrktirindci-iifE.''''..r°2'-lkanliP4.l: 24kiamisca..•16' rtkatkiliklokalleisellalliallo64l".4 - god 07. Droffa de ii , and an knows In thole trorldne abort tams of 1•1.-Moodhookr the 1 ,. j : Waltrip Atroaliber. Peak, lamr 3 flue per Cents, 01 4 Cif Zi WsOOLLBN CLOTHIL-Lawast MAI 30.-There was BualroltrALL.-7418.eionets.1112-81:5,--- -=ir-sw:dagtiterelkt aoytras: Ms earsideses se inildlilnill at the Ilkilit billiS 61.16 1111111/14, HUTII se. NW 41 intllnMy lest. er Ru 'spark, Mr` Ann WO 3, File% 3340, aq . Half, -; ji ~ • doir.._ do Woo tessamma was ad Eqpt= anis flee _____. to. wed T_,,y vicimeolifeai.. ..=,,,ra 74. Bonds, Mt Bank 1W IngtiMela eielmilllMM &MIN to IF"'nlmk ct of tbe 3. wedene. elikuirsta. Mt the kanalligeon ototiadatte eV at e "wr aith • Wa. J am.. Ilitin,c,-P• Vim, at murk lota to itto obitatiol MOW Ids no I:04a mane ma eabintin lattttga. h , ',brawn', to PeNi 2o4l. Rouen and 11., ▪ deem& deinand am shindig Van priaskoity dad" so cur o woos. li hsso..-woossos ow si, tem bourn and Res.. deed we blue., resonados as *air Ina , , - ; Bor EXPRESS, WEDNFSDAY EVENING. MAY 31, lB4g nature the court only gave effect to the intention of the legislature to secure to authors of such works the profits ansieg from their representation. The use of the production in question, both by the plaintiff and the defendant, showed that it was adapted for representation, and mieht be pro ductive of profit. Upon the whole, therefore, the court was of opinion that. e " Ship on Fire " was • dramatic pieoe, and Crosby-hell, for the time being, • place of dramatic en tertainment within the meaning of the statute. The rule must accordingly be discharged. COURT OF CORYON FLRAS. Mildew In Demo. ORINN V. SLACI.—RIONT OF BAILS" TO MAINTAIN TILTEN.—Tbis was an action of truer for a hose, tried at the O London sittings after lest term, when a verdict was found for he defendant, lei , bng reserved to the plainti to enter a t verdict for 161., w hic h the tury found to he the ff velem of the horse. The facts of the cue need not be repeated It is sufficient to state that the defendant, having a claim against a person of the name el Newman, the owner of the horse, for ita sgistmee, seized it when in the pouession of the plaintiff, and afterwarda, under a sulipmed right of lien and of sale, in order to reimburse himself his demand, and having first given smite of his intention to Nereman, mold the horse at an auction. The judge at the trial ruled that the defendant ii an agister had no right of lien, end that though be had • lien this (lid not com prise • right to s ell, but left it to the j t ury by to any whether there was any t ru th in the story old Newman and another witness of the sale of the torso from Newman to the plaintiff.—The jury, thinking the transac tion a mere shuffle, in order to give the plaintiff an r a n ar um. of title to maintain the action, found their verdict for the defendant. —Mr. Serjeant Talfourd now moved, puss suaat to leave reserved, to enter a verdict for the plaintiff, on the ground that the action wee maintainable by plaintiff, although there had been no sale of the horse to hit ; m that the question of sole was irrelevant; that as again he do fi ndent, who was a manifest wrongdoer in returning posses sion of the home for the purpose of wetting an imaginuy right of lien, s imple poem talon with the sent of the real owner, which who proved in this caw, was sufficient to e ntitle the plaintiff to reap Ter.—F.4le nisi Smote& ---- ____ p ILE ROO ATI V R COURT. B e rme air Hubert Jews Yiat. • Suntan v.Cattrau AND .0401118,1•'-11" SA," ~ LA ND.—This wu • nuest i o ; raised npun the validit yof a will, The court delivered ill ludgment. It appeared the testatris had stated, during her lice, that she had mode a will bequeathing half her property to her brother , Mr. .1 • Freeland, and to his children, and the .:,ther portion to her niece, the daughter of her deceased br,:ther. After her 'oath search was made for the will, but 1 . : could not be found, in consequence of wt Jell letter. of o,iministralion were taken out by her half sister, a Mrs. Carter, as nest of certain kin. Some time after a will was found under articles of dress, which it was now prayed the court w,e°, ld , admit and grant probate to. The will bore date Apr..' , 'l , 1820, twenty-seven years since, and was written on p a 1...e1 f sheet of letter pain r, with some alterations. The testatli. mentions her intention of leaving certain legacies ill a codicil she refers to in the body of her will, hut which codicil has not been found, and the court entertained • doubt whether the half-sheet, which was tore off, might not have been the codicil. The t h ese witnesses state they signed the payer, but at different times, at a distance of 10 years and one said be at- tested it in 1820, the period it bears date never law it after ; another said she signed it in 1836,1 e was the servant of the deceased, and saw it frequently afterwards ; one wit ness said the deceased had spoken of leaving property to her brother's children, but in this paper there was no notice of those children. There wasreivon, therefore, to believe thole was another paper signed by the &casual. Under these cir , before the ct.urt mart have stronger evidence than is now before it to pronounce in favour of the will. The costs of all parties to be paid out of the estate. --......------------'. --------------'—'-- with an imploring gesticulation appealed for torgivene4; but a policeman, who had witnessed the occurrence, imme diately took her into custody.—Alderroan, the gaoler, an the prisoner as havieg been a practised street thief and shoplifter for nearly ten yam ; and stated that, in additior to several summary convictions, she had been twice tied at the Old Bailey, where her brother, who is also deaf and dumb,. and bail pursued a similar coarse of crime, wee some dine Sine. sentenced to ten years' transportation, which be was now undergoing.—Mr. ti a ra was upon the point of tomntitting the prisoner for trial, but having been assured by Mr. Robinson, the solicitor who attended for her, that she was about to, be placed in • penitential asylum appro priated to deaf and dumb delinquents, he was induced to deal summarily with the case, and ordered her to be committed for three months to the }louse of Correction as a reputed thief. M ARLBOROUO H- ST RERT.—RAILWAT ROnIiERY ST I. 4. OaNTLINA person, who refused to disclose his name, was brought b. fore Mr. Arnold, charged with bav:ug stolen a portmauteau and two boys —Mr. Frederick Attree stated that he came to town on Monday by the Gnat Wes tern Railway , an d on arriving at Paddington station he found that his portmanteau and two b-see had been stolen. —Poliee-sergeant Orgy, from iniormation he received. went to Wehb's Hotel. Piccadil l y , end there tound.the prisoner, w h o m he took. Witness searched the prison , r, and fou nd the duplicate of a portmanteau on him ; two boxes and some brushes were in the room, which the prisoner said were his property. Witness went to the shop where the portmanteau was pledged, and Mond that it wee the portmanteau stolen from Mr. Attntl. The two hoses and the other property were also identified as part of the stelen property.—The pri soner said he should reserve his defence until he had an op portunity of consulting his solicitor.—Remanded till Friday next. LAM BETEL —Tile Porta SoLntra —The following sums have been received for Ward, the poor soldier,. *hose tressing case ibis appeared in the Express under the howl of this comet, viz , 8., 41.; L. P . IS. ; IL 1,., 11 ; J. H., 10s. ; O. 8.,11. . • and F. Y. 8., 2a. 6d.