The Express. — London, England, 1852-05-08 00:00:00

MADLLE. WAGNER AND THE OPERA- HOUSES. LVIILItT V. WAI3,IISI: 131/0111 VICIT.CMMICIALLOU 8111 JAMS* P YINSTIIRDAY. - - It will be remembered that a report appetred i n the &press oa the ultimo, of an application reads by Mr. Bacon and Mr. fillip Clarke, for an injunction to restrain Madlle. Jamas Wagner and Herr Albert Wagner from violating as ariesenent with the plaintiff, and from singing at the Royal Italian Opera-how, Covent-garden, and to restrain Mr. Frederick Oye from allowing ?deride. Wegner from singing at the Opera-house, Covent-garden; and that the application was made ex parts sad upon the affidavits filed by arida% behalf of the plaintiff, Mr. Lumley. Mr. Malin and Mr. Martindale appeared on that oc casion on behalf of all the defendants, but with out having had any previous opportunity of answ,r ing the plaintiffs &Admits. Under these eircumst.usees, the Vice.Chancelkw granted an injunction, by which the defendants were restrainid from violating or committing any blench of the Last article of an agreement entered into with the plaintiff in the month of November lase, that the di foulest Johanna Wagner might be restrained, in pur nuance of that agreement, from performing at the Opera fri.uw, Covent.garden, or at any other theatre, without the p•nuimion of the plaintiff ; that Albert Warn , r might in lake M6lllllll be restrained from permitting or sanctioning Johanna Wagner from singing and performing as afore said ; and that the defendant, Frederick (lye, might be restrained from accepting the professional services of the defendant, Johanna Wagner, at that or any other theatre, during the period of her engagement with the plaintiff without the plsintirs permission. The Viee•Chaneallor gave the defendants Wave to give short notice of motion to dissolve the injunction. The effect of the injunction was to prevent Mille. Wag ner from making her debut in the character of Fides, in the opera of " Le l'rophete," at the Royal Italian Opera-house, Covent-,tarden, on Saturday, the 24th of April, and subse quently, to the great disappointment of the musical world. The defendants have (ruin time to time announced their intention to apply to the court to dissolve the injunction; the aiplication WAS, however, postponed until this day. Mr. Ilethell . with whom were Mr. Matins and Mr. Mar tindale' now applied to the court to dimolse the injunction. lie said be appeared in this cue for the defendants—Herr Wagner, Madlle. Johanna Wagner, and Mr. Freilk. Gys— and he moved for the din.Aution of the injunction which hail bean granted by this court. Ile might say, with great sincerity, that it was long since he had been engaged in a rause to to which he felt greater anxiety, Ile felt certain that the court would participate in this feeling. The question la this case was as to the line of conduct which this young lady was bound to adopt. It was unfortunate that she bad already been the victim of much misrepresentation. ithe us. at present suffering from the effect of these Blicrt pra•sentat was, which had tended to excite an opinion on the part of the public to her injury. Ile hoped, to be able to show to the court that it had been induced to grant the injunction on matemeats entirely incorrect, and which, on the explanation he could give them, having re gard to the conduct of the parties, the court would say that the contract did not warrant the extraordinary interposition of the court by injunction. Hr would neat insist that the contract on which the in junction had been obtained had been procured from the dett odiatts, by misrepresentation, and be should proceed to slake it appear that the charges in the bill and the affida vits on which the injunction had beta granted contained erroneous and unfair statements of the matters which had in tact ors urred, and that they suppressed other facts and circumstances which it was necessary should be brought under the consideration of the court. Under these dream- Menem, it would be the duty of the court to discharge the injunction. Ha would now proceed to state the nature of the ilefendanta' ease to the court. It was said that Malls. Wagner had entered into the present contract with Mr. Lumley in ISA, and that by her authorised. agent, Dr. Eicher, she had consented to the addition of a provision to that contract, to the effect that she should not be at liberty to sing or perform at any place other than Her Majesty s Theatre without the consent of the plaintiff. The court knew by the law on the subject, that but for the existence of that negative stipulation, this court could not interfere. The ogee of the plain tiff rested wholly on the fact that Mdlle. Wagner had intentional)y and voluntarily, and with a perfect know of all the circumstances, adored into a contract vehicle this court would enforce. The Wesson so far from autbotioing Dr. Scher to enter into this assative garde hos en their part, had positively dnolined to give assent to his doing so. Arno Dr. Dacha. had signed flee ellythathes he imenglet it bank to the Warren They sensenreen, on he quieted their remonstaswees by wy makierf as tr a that he would undertake that en their be he lIPOOId induce Laseloy to sewilly the entrust is this pulling, so that Mae. Wagon should eel be bend by the, slipalatiss, and that be would be anewsuable for any of this thatreet that the young bay alight re g▪ ain. It that Dr. Bean was the spat of the • be sailed Dr. Dasher is his letters his =to r friend, ;ad it was shoe that be was actually empleyed by the pain! or ensue escrows, and that, theadare, the Wooers wee *nod in giving credit to Dr. Backer's stesemsers i and tado was the muse why they did not reasenththe by Mar to the plsiatiff. Mr. Bathe u acquitted Dr. awns of soy improper motive in these pro ceedings ; but be had moth an engagement which he had not the power to promo be be pertained. The result was that Maas. Wiwi bad biome the Tithes of such mis coommtien of the pewees wed is De. limber to modify the nein eembes• This/esti ems of the thief grounds on whisk be should an fer the dbesinn *ilia injunction. The debadests were in a sitstatioa to prove that Herr Weg ner and Mae. Wagner, over and over again, remonstrated an th e snlest of this additional sostract with Dr. Dasher. The Wasson had me hales* to Winging Sinned this MB Wren the V e tt Minbil we with the court en the was teetinsmy of the father sod dempbter n to the M es onnestin between them and Dr. Dean It wield be bun that Kadin Wows Mine hem veneeettemose pint the WOO= whisk Dr. Haar sped, =be essuremen t epee his ibismont, those esempumen WPC is the turne r theme swine* limpets at spin is Imerlits. an that els nun met amen spy_lilimmill within some sash essimpensed. The definen Would show this thlt wee a nbeneessaletin. and that sub a stindellim was met nemem Ynippenemb with snobs of the din enionet. Be amid that II - sprawl est Radii,. wiper nand to this puselaise, nmerennes at aranossa whith, If not fan nee of se the bet. The ant pen ins that theisputa the sus of Ma by the *Wilk lassky, to IWmner was a condition peneislit s ail atm betel lovable by liek of March. At the cea mem We/pm *pond of payment, of this woo ineemlei le • dote within which it was she pre% woe bead that the moan shield be paid balm the Sd of Aga. The maw woe met veld en the ley, sod ft mos met Shea seedy tele eel& en be believed net, beta to the Intiot fro • Mt. mad so a l t ay6 4 at the date. The of this seuesd the Wagon le thin OM thslr entrest with NIL sta. 4 . 1 1. 011110111111. esersisi the Mean entst. enserskri their delsominelsu le tad the eseran. Mr, 11111.180 obis wise this serumest rend eel • Wens. dens of the Fume snack then Wow% leer, and ups sniseint by De. Psalm that be lied the ,..., =en me seedy le pay it. It wee nay Be. Dana bed the mean at A awl I wee de ad net he Ahead Ia polite man; en Om the id of And be wee mak • piles to pp Ohs momer. It was hen the 2 1 =M i r her gist anin in tbie E &sin be Ole othet—wit a thry minima Ow • in Mr list visit te those en net ifinnsin should be tans MAN im a re. M ie r aese r le lute L in e Ye &wen wit r e e . Treats was the In Wig renal: f pub mi reAmeser. nory trlto auk them embanniess bed embine ate father's Misr, with the den of this cm&itt n os. ati a wend et albeit of p The weeds of the MbWe Inn as the Mbed Inneleil then, inn wry ellnein—w Tin hi sag te le waked M bee ." The wens oms were "Amend pit slosiap mu derdt's M• The true mosaalai of the pawn was manly, aid maw& I LOili ag a m akens el asafq." Mw, the dist IMO did met en= thle seemby net minetlea mid ressplin isty sedan thy Anne la heels" sewn dad m le paten The any esnemesiliem net an snide method le this =mined la She omen of the entry an the es. he peenien awn she umbel Time obsenetion bod ben minas& to emein the meneel malty but the mewed mused amidesid the sun wan nine Sel=te en nil% es thrwb=t of Inns venous nipped la h iirremeil neon smentod ihn If by = lb w ion We angels Si ebb Ind W ise is MD of blingenent an mw than an of = me eel Insmaity, the bees of the oseiniet net velvet wend met be enema hem. The *kW said the Dr. BMW was ea Winn hind of his and of the Weimen, the be Newman Mss, Dr. Imam Weak the ems race, Alan by Mole. Irwin and bee holm to the ~11 On She onlnet dit est INA& the negative er that Dr. baba inemed the =that the Wagons bed easned te the nese, sad be& llw nereilin nhyte mid the not le quoin the entran The limed ocean; said be would Inn net ben the Woven bed tenni lie alp • tenni sew tin/ no milmn be mew eamphimed smd le Tow, owl erne maw of De. Pear sod dr sod no mbeennt ele. ef el the p be slowed to Inn nit Ike sepeseenins Mtn *inn wow sot is seneleen with the din but be did =ma tie ands boss speademem with Innen but be ea the welt net if the reprembline wen mei site=te the ben the Woman odd en be sum The piing Meted *NOD& Dense hell hid him net the Weimeeshed open te the slindelles is Dr. Dian slated thole had min lb =IL L term bed been mini by minim aimed by Its issenielemsy the Mei* 194ve men le the Moms Melia the to Ms Omit ws• Mee thd el the egemmest Ned ben In 'nay= ir=d mg sbas pr odai rvy a MS mei isqletei THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1852. the esgagemmin timelines 'bat the article in that dared from the Millie Gifted hy Becher, which mobbing this ,' young lady Om appearing at any theatre sr private me- I ten without Me *Wire consent. Dr. Dasher notmht • perfect instrument to the plaintiff, and he had se eutbeeety to add scything to its stipulations. The Wyman raid they remonstrated against the 6310 of the az= csinflia7 objecting to the prohibitory article. It (het Herr bleyerhen was rant and suggested that Herr V ... i .. = should himself write oath a (*enact as be sod Ids were needs es, sad that De. Dasher Marti tit be w ould a . Tel to reds Br for the plaistiff that when elee= arrived is London an serangenseat would be sale able with their wishes. Thor showed that the slams la dis pute could cot have been emitted by mistake. Thlealtera tion had been made iu the agreement without the autho rity of the Wagnort This was manifest from the Mtn of Herr Wagner to the plaintiff of the 21st of February, 1862, which was as follows: From Albert (Deft.) to Dr. Bechar. " Berlin, Feb. 21, 1852. " Dear Friend,—You would wait long for • letter from Jakarta. I myself do not know whether you, wandering Jew, an new in Vines; however, I write, at all events, to lakes yes that we have Het the necessary letter to Mr. LtimStrY sail sequined hiss, pro form :1, to defer once mere Ow Mamma of the contract for a fortnight longer, which has been Weedy settled between us. Ile answered very politely. sad Weed to it ; however, he would have wished her to be present far • Inger time at the rehearsals of the " Froplike " but it is impossible to be everywhere. This time, as us ual, Johanna has much work to do before her journey, and it is merely • short time mere she began study ing her Italian parte, and she requires • fortnight's rest be tote undertaking in London another work which will ye quire all her energy. 1 should otherwise bring her cheek-mate to London, but that would not do. Wo shall try to be there at the appointed motnest, and from Hamburg, where she will remain at ,her sister's during Price Week, she will probably have ea Faster ' ilosidq. Johanna remains for her dektif la the ' Prepkete," twins of • quiet entrance and sure anuses. They prefer Nemeth' bemuse they say she alone maks@ ' Ifamee.' If mho esmoods the people will go le the ' Prophets' dee ler asks ahem but they - weal, not go fee the whole of bur bye's • Fraphite,' dam it is moth better at Oye's. 'There is memetkieg for both; hat Feb—(laughter)--s preferable le lid. (Laughter.) That, bewermr, in which eveg t hzdz arms is, that we have made a my bad bargain. As ill matter", that demo premed by yeos us, which prohibits as hem stogies at gasser% is a real leas, emparilly es we ase he lave neither ambrosia nee Ibis. lends have bees piano dte ashen. England Is Is be wawa Mr the sake of her =wry. (La=2 4 eineweinwite bear bow your monlation is te i he be the very man for it lisseel, let us Ce= g yes, receive our beet romplieennis. and if you lib he bow tees us, Johanna will tell mist. • thesesad Virill has year's truly.—A.—A. Wawa." esouid mused stated that he bed shoed *own *et lb* as to wary in the labor mem • Nemgir measku of the weeds vise esdidestly ledielled by the esstrat. The Wagner. osoteadedi tbei s is the armee dell ether rewards which exist is ingiarell s raw wee sea ealy valuable object to entrees la males le land. la a seibestrient letter Dr. Dasher odd he had es rind • War best Herr Note, is odd* be add be *owed tbey wed, have at lent bad IMO. W set Evespbeilip cep that Samna would have elm' wilbee little enemeofiffelt is slogs very prettily, lama beam sod mosey la laries." The bused waned I. seihmed to the lettenrespells, Met bag wed WIN= SIR Wage s_ soil De. Huber die yeeliblemy teem ed time He said, after v - emeableg sa tbe maim. that s = was plain that the Wagers had sely agreed to leave the salter opus fee form emsiieladem mei*s eat is ens emaranee bg Dr. Bader that the silpsisies es Se e=i obewheve Is is herZellyli Theatre des I* INNS OD set be Wiled ea. no bread st= la dmied that R ir West was le. C : or essilift t if Itmers.Wy based tide ma lt vice is bed misibled Mae* awe of the sisiles***lbet Dr. Nadia. see the ewe of the planate. Nie Miro* that when Dr. Dasher retursod with the asised *lle plaintiff, the latter was made se = neff il lint l ete c nli uni he m st i l l e to ot pers e meadiu sad Waimea le cmpisees la the additional clause. It should be beers is Wei Oat this lady wee ignorant of the value of Is, iis without prehamiseel advise, and that she UM vials Dr. Bather, • pease of general arellessis is eritiers, and if this retract were en- Mom veal be as absolute failure atjuain The rimed ran rood be. the adidavit lithe W ipes a eletesiest *at Dr. Becher peumbed that, it they would wit tdi lbey mem to Loader, whatever bhp dieskl be dose. The provides far peumest st y = Mlle. Waver was is the *am at elation ammayesd was not hasibid at the time filed, sad dream Is mar nee weve set at liberty from the mem* Es mew ;gained that the letter of Herr Wegner wales is Freese on the 9th of Nara last, myeaiseg at bb 60 11 1101 " 8 debut and to the ems* of the VW had Ms *Said, translated in this , - UM** word " dee" ia • hose part of the letter was props** usembesi bad" wimeses the ism ward " dee" to the emitters* of time $lOl. bed bleu temelMeil Mr" the bed of Apra, Wes* of, amarliai te the pasgar headaties, befogs the 2•11 ef April, end be ammetedi OM die 1001. wee innately _sapid ea that deg, se that time elmbestwas bran, eri bed basemen mid. Ile reamed he Is essiset of Dr. Basher whew he met the Waimea at Illembrarg ea the 10th of Apra, when they mil him they bid Mired lato the agreement with Clia. His medusa *owed that he had not the ormsey at Set time. The Woven whiled before a notary that the matelot with the plaidf was at an end. Immediately ewer the frai r leigi brA il lit a . Kitchell Le gi lt r il winiv ist s" ?M ik a mum et mosey in his pectin mum the plistild bed I. ide pocket the llama aimed did set ham but this be knew, that he was embalmed. He Ahmed te ppe dir ldel. Now, if this embed woe se te vs*** lbe es he asserted it to be, wadi he have been ea biimay terms he woe with Dodos! Would he sot weber have barged him to the Wapee, mid have maid, " Tea bed ray seam by 7914 why Twb set eF untias pay it to the W I" I. would set ham renewed him with a frame& a wl ed haw seid, "Tea ham shipwreekol my hen demigod be* me and the Wasmese." The midmost awed that Dr. Dasher bad set, in seesey he pa/ at say time betimes the lith of He memilsed der *ages is the hin whet Mr. whisk wen usuesemishir mid mid his easbast had yo bees that M segrs harems As* and he were that be bed set to ester Into a esubart with MIL Trams mamtil ha wee mead that her sagagemest rib the pleiatiff wt at as rad. Os the wadmedM et Dr. Bach, esmilmat Yawed* Mist resiimmt is Ole country, that Is esameel NMI sat he seaweed is !nada, be sub that I re Os* lit it eistisseil the isimmetios, would Isailiag es *gm ea I. isheilart, isbeitely greater jury Midi Om, and that ma isisamtioa woe not m tezzei ease, and be ishmitted that the' lt ili.M 4bao blusetimi. see m ile te est ewe lime &s mob at length, Weems the usual ware" et IssiDai dummeste for that Impose was *tamed by the selleitors os both sides. THIS DAY. This cue case on again this morning, at the sitting of the wort, which was densely crowded tong before the Vies- Moaner took big Nat. Ms. Maim, Q.C., appeared against the laloasties, sad coateadell that, eves if there bad beta a eestreet with Mr. Leaky, it Waft bees kept ea Ms pert Navin detailed at rear hi* the drevaaetaaine Mundial/ the repeated la _ _ - . . ierviserslabissa Dr. Dasher, Mr. Laadore ageat, sad IL sod MAL Weiser, the laaraad counel piossoded to merle do signstion nods at mans tints batwasa the I parties, otatiollag that there was ao pond what ever to do anent= that Dr. Barber was the gown ion* of the Wigton. He was the snot of Mr. Lanky non, as was shady shows by the affidavits he had made. It would, these e, be evidest that the alteratioe la the stindatkos diet had been made by Dr. Heiler sad Mr. Lasky wino* the tosiesat of hl. sad Mae. Wigan, and an bo Win inn this.. No doubt Dr. Dasher was the ssalliond Mad of the Wigwam, although he was oat their postal sossit WINS De. Dasher woe is oonnual. cation with X. sod Mak. Weimar at HMO, It was It.. thistly islinliod that this inks doubt ban every *ppm onsieb lasirm. tad yet whoa De. sumo sdn.sid Mr lasnliongersied to the esainotaa the giondif theiniediaef a illyakilsa to the Win not is shield natio at say Misr yaw dna at Her Miantrillisallsolhantbar dallbisiblyaddedthet @Opals- Nes whoa *Mr ebbs% Whoa Dr. Basher soled that be had boa siallorind to add that inpalnisa hams* it bad bon OA sat by mistake, he wadi est wan his. of pis , toy, bathe trot sortalaly say that he had togottaa tie sa they seetund. Both the Wapiti had la their didevits positively darned that the sligabilea wee set MN est by idients, bat bosoms they MAN* sWestsd to it. The bonds, of the sigitnotablo slyalatlsa is.. to • th• sin of the Weems by nos Winn niaamr, sad was I an ostemaisend le then tool a otoddirable floe after ; wards, whoa they hapyied to meet. [Phu ease was pronediag when we wont to prow] AND CLERICAL CAXBRIDO E, MAT 6.—NoleastAN EssAL—This Neerbisa pries foe the bast press Nosy on the asistees %etyma the Wrecks sad doctrines of stelpeort, has bus odivdesi to F. J. JialeaoD, BA., of Wes Collor NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, MAT 7. - APPODITIONTS.- Coop smoke W. H. Dob)M Gasser H. Herm ani ßoattwala J. Halk, at Carpets, R. H. Collins, to rdikesTrear7;i7orilissey- Tbsdipse, boos just Masi , mossb Ibs assess Ibuiltoi. Owner asersastas bausals• to at roadie Mai rspassalatiss at Ss essrequass at Was boa MulSu to =dem ukaitfatiike, lolls sass at Ns ass* Led Made Mar t is e 11 =flu d irjnistp sad tbs bitso r bsu ssi to tits sod vioalss by the noble arrods. ILatn intelligence. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCIL—YesrciDAy. Surfers. pe Its.se —Beurusui LOHD CMPHIM. Ma Jussucs WHIM. MY. Liz Jr ems' Lao sr. Asa Ma. 'owlet Or urn*. THa Q%IEN r. Taa CLMUL OF TIM COUXTY COV&T OF SLUMMY.— i0D41111.311. . . _ Lord Campheilletivered the jedineed ef *earl is this veep. The Me which had hest elitalwed rabid a west hapset.* geastbs—asaely, wheiboe a plaintiff who had reeoverad judgment is a Creamy den *a a debt .d sew was melded to a welt ef meadow tor the meta. It war 416111.1111111111 too the debsiort that, erwooffsd le the dotate end the miss of prude* of eiwnly everts, the whole of the sem removed mg* te he pia Into court or to the Wiser of the end, owl Owl if lbs plaintiff received say podium of the diet himesK ho led the flight Was negation lee the waifs* of the debt and die sob. The Nee% however, could net led anything is the serest, or the rubs te support epee a view. The WA swedes of the set. sod rnieirV in. end 121 raised this and be add set find any previdon in thou biting the pert indedietion of a plaintiff's debt without the interference dos form The cedar to the defendant in the form of the judgment to pay the money into court was directive and bioaded for the bonito( the defendant, if he those that mede et payment. It was further alleged, oa behalf albs defendant, that the legislature intended to secure a sullideney of fees for the support of the county court, and that the paying of ell the nosey recovered into court was intended Weems that ob ject. If that were so, the county courts weld seem to have been instituted merely as a machine for obtaining costs and raising a revenue for the Chancellor el the Ex chequer. Plaintiffs in superior courts wen entitled to settle their suite ea they pleased, and there was no reason why county courts should stand in a different situation in that respect from other tribunals. it was obvious that the plaintiff's power of settling with a de fendant without execution might be the means of saving himself from costs; and by settling fora pert of • sum re covered against him, be did not, in the opinion of the court, incur any incapacity to issue an execution for the remain der. However, es the judge of the county court had not node else order to the clerk, the rule directing the clerk to Soso ea execution ought not to be drawn up, if within a week be Wised execution for the costs. With that under standing, the rule would be made absolute. He hoped it would he understood that it was the clear opinion of the extort, that if the whole of a debt had been paid there might be execution for the costs, and if a part of the debt had been paid there might he execution for the residue of the debt and cans. Rule absolute accordingly. BAIL COURT.—YEaTERDAY. ermine rs Blllllol—Biloll3 Ma. !IMMO ommuocis. In as Baoonn.—Cuationaut. Mr. Chambers, Q.C., moved for • rule for a writ of certi- orari to remove an indictment that had been preferred against an attorney (whose name he would not mention) under very extraordinary eireurortances, into this court. It appeared that a person of the name of Hemp, of some fortune, was alleged to have been defrauded by cheating at cards by two persons of the name of Broome and others. The Broome, were described in the affidavits as pugilists and tavern keeper.. The proceedings took place before the Brighton magistrates at the instance of Mr. Hamp. Mr. Sill (for whom the learned counsel now applied) was the attorney who appeared for Mr. Hemp. He performed his duty efficiently and well. An indictment was found by the grand Jury against Broome and others for the offence of cheating. The indictment was not tried, and was still pending. In the meanwhile Mr. Hemp ceased to employ Mr. Sill, and efforts were made from time to time to induce the attorney to forego the prosecution previously to Mr. Hemp's having provided another attorney. The affidavits stated that not only were entreaties used, but that as actual afar of 6001. was made to the attorney for the above purpose. Finding that these efforts were unavailing, and the indictment not having been tried at the last Sussex Assures, in consequence of the absence of a material witness, this extraordinary course was resorted to. A charge was made before a magistrate against the attorney of extorting valuable securities from hisclient. The charge was dismissed. The next and successful experiment was to go before a grand Jury at the Westminster Alaimo, and penned* them to find a true bill on the same charge as the magistrate had die. missed. The indictment was removed to the Central Cri minal Court, and this application was to remove it by cer tiorari from thence into this court. Mr. Sill was the younger son of a clergyman, a man of family and respectability, sad • charge like the present was not only disgraceful but perilous to him. Ile was, therefore, eazions to have the beat legal advice, and to have a cause sf so much impsr. taws tried by a special jury. The lagistment against Mr. Sill was prepared, aim, for the purpose of voting rid of the proceeding pordisi, and which amid Nam en he trial at the next amiss' at Lowe,. lie (the honed hoped, therefore, that a case of se =di import's's= be thought worthy of tho attention of the highest waft of judicature. Mr. Justice Coleridge—l think there are circumstances la this case which will warrant me in granting a rule. But of ammo I do not grant it in coneideratics of ths dohs& ant's rank or family, or friends, n anything a that Met. Bole granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—TirarraDAY. IMMO 11l Glue Juenca Imam Na. Joinci Csawriu., Ma. ivories WILLIANN •nn Ma. Jim= !Amount. NOVELL° O. BUDLOW.-INPONTANT QUESTION AS TO MUSICAL COPTIIOII2. This was in Mink MI remover damages fer the labia,- meet of soppier k Benedieri pert arm "The Wreak" sad the mos IPOSIS, et mailsathis imparbrios to perms intesestod to sop/rights of dde Mad. The pleledl ii the weildreera rural pablieber, sad die delindert was ens of the somminse of the Liverpool Philiermenis Oralair. _ This siniasy woo k the habit of gibs sonserle, at width member tithe easisty were Fe -1 mat, sad else stranger were admitted apes pag:nt f iz : risilk r i Zsi bad M illiap ablieler by dr plastid in his r = should be wag at one elide esnesre, and armor ae& to provide the meek He 811"11. 0 156 i I ce pto s Par tret, trb fen ish copi It he geraileverly smog the neembose of the "Mi lkmaids Oak Ile thspeopessof the said immeset, mid he fisa eased the Awaken upon the sham tipsa th ese Are die present action was remareed, and the egMeil woo a speetel seas for the opinion of the Ow= submitted tres,.whethse wise yes doer emenred r i er a kild=al elipMaiffs sopyright, so as to give Ida a AO of The en barfly loss The sour twat time t e i=er si r'neatter, and to-day the UM was Miffed. M. Ards, Tellbued delivered the judgment, and and last the deaserke alloyed that the plaintiff was the her mister eteeppriglit to a certain mural ampositlea, mad Sat while sash sopyright was aids. the &samba% wiliest lis temoZ i fiated lad i= Bl swill gime attire said wheseby the wended =s w ord the w ee[ upss z am gulity paaahe •;1 w rap i r e lke,= be *gas dosilen et the court. The ire wen, the delinkat was a member of • Philhosmsele Mei elp, the sealer of eke Aired to prima thh piste of inele at ate of their maters, at whirl member sad ethos were.easerSag ta, saddierielbadarearred - agile Abe kr than use. The quads& rides am thew headed yea tin Asp des of OWN, sari publiikg, withest top kg that it was is sole whim. smiths pointwee whether sultipl ia 4=s set he Me or llre, gaw a of .san At The are wee as mask say re/areas* to the eusedea abeam amber lad espysklit ia this. week at seams law, sad sal* ripen the - sonstrustisa etas ilk sal Oh Viet., e. 411. The view whirl the omit lea slab ems en eked them to Aids tbe meant ueespa the aseelneedint of the Weigle ins. The iswpnMYa dame of the as, aidses the visa •pyrfett Assad be anisesto meat' ▪ i . de wed arimhe liberty 'cwt . .: sangria zge I " e gie s tilrti ess week ja ° dams tie deeet ia e restif t, sad eller leveed ether seetteme, the 14th awn& to be personal ei ; that it .bold dtbt t i r sulkst is t i te law ofiltliti ll udik svial If Ilk ' bed sot war/be t o was mgd#l.at oinnent kw, the of espies Inagua the mirnt of the pro priorAgee a desist arra. Ilea it was sold that i t i t i nt histeleg a sight ef slim la sorra oars, Mph of arra to three SIMS ewe, sad pre yoel the oallasey Tele from taraillaii. It was siese r 4 argued before them OM se a by adios was gives by the dome la that it w er e be tam le be eireaterhe with aro so which it wee latented that the possedy should . It wee oneessil that if ear pima priori or to plated. ite sale or esweemmss , or bardeg the erne l ave t been ua 'swift pairsi,or impanel, Maid sal, or expose is Mr,whir, without the seamed k wiling of the ter, be OW be liable to a grid Nam ea the dery It woe Inporleat to amoider the a lso - hotness the wander risks sealer& as walk= by the dilhosat slathiles. The slatale of Ana mid It vas " the sole right ma liberty of puking sad pubilp; the ite Glee. 111. rid it wee al*, eels liberty et -" sad the I god a Vistula drodbed it as " eels ;ad ex- P ura l pop=era. by areas lira these the The asolloa @glad only to amiss mulligy punt*, mid Awes onitendri that the isms to shish that modem tem the rierellee mast . Arsey the der' of the wor dead st OM th at Mash Ill ina tt e ttoMial of lie I=alare, hr if dr* wes the kiendea they would have Mash la waiter way, wad milled the wore "allassrie multirea; They were of splaisa that it was aft Weak& by mesas le Ake Mr all e th er dike of asdrig it= rim ia arra NM issalltaeL set Oki that the Wiliam lainiod - e ISA the Agile of oath. visa the Maids was pored to exam Mak Wadi@ moos them Jaligarat Ise the pleintif MIDDLESEX MISSIONEL—Turnan. Meese Ma. Isitimar Awls. Affwarawr Amos. The emrt day egsZtet tne (NUMB, West minster, to ai l Tn. Lennon AND Nom Warms RAILWAY COM PANY C. TM' Pooi RAT, OP TIM FAZIIII OF SAINT PANOILUI--ItAILIFAI RATING. Ns. Peaky, brag slaMmli th e man Awned that die VA et siged. via& dr wire permlnit, sleet Met the =Mil of tbe NM beta pad to the put*, awl stew as. mimes It Mel hem the leas board the mmuipeay came to this art to vela redraw, sitar MifigilyEtp with those rerininmeats. Arguments hairs Mew heard, The Assistant-Jaffe and the magistrates present retired to consider their isalsies. O. their return Into court, The Assimena-latige mad they found, that the annual rateable values( the mistiome at Euton•equare and Cam den-town, taken ups th as s e eple of what they wen worth per annum Silo Ar the purser of • rail way, was 12,71114 'withal reed rateable valise of the prima el Um lime hi the rearembowt midi as the set F rrestal ilearelliege to the anis. of the whole Ilse wee, 4,111111., awl dm emit lined the ressment of the wormy at ARTA TM proles est up for the mere rat parish was ewe that - email net be maintained, tae rakes Ina be dressed at what they would let for, but the pardons of 11111 Ilea mum be .wired on their proper ties of the pelts. If the parish was not satisfied with this dedisw, the court would grant them a ease for the Court .1 QIII•D's Bear. The Court ordered the pariah to pay the costs of the THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUOMSTREET. John Aulelso, a foreigner, was sent for six weeks to the treadmill, on the cleareet evidence that he had repeatedly exposed Llanelli indecently to young ladies and female children. THAMES. . John Corson, 49, a fellowship porter, No. 4, King-street, Old Gravel-lane, St. George's-in-the-East, was charged with cawing the death of Henry Creswell, another fellow ship porter. Gabriel Brace, steersman of the barge Endea vour, stated that the prisoner and deceased were enpod in delivering malt to Messrs. Hove s brewery from his barge at Aldermen's Stairs, East Smithfield, when an al tercation arose as to which of them should deliver a parti cular sack. In the dispute they began to push each other, and the deceased man's heel catching in a suck, he tumbled overboard. One of his hands was visible for a moment over the water, and the next instanthe was sucked in under the barge. The body was got out in about 20 minutes, but life was quite extinct. 11. C. Lugg, another porter, proved that when the prisoner pushed deceased, tho latter would have fallen, if he fell at all, longways in the malt, but his foot catching in a sack produced the lateral motion which sent him overboard. The prisoner was remanded on bail until Wednesday. Prom OW LONDON OAZNITE.—Friday, May 7. lIANKILOPTS. -- . JOHN ISCIMMONI4II, Wormls.. drr, to surrender May IR and Juno 18, at 11$ M Rai Corks, Worcester, and Messes. Welabl, Illembeham ; off. emit., Vail, Mr. miffightm. Warn Iluanityllitak ilanersetihre, grocer, May 18 and June 8, at 11. at Basta Ort. Solo, Oarahoh and Yarnell, Bristol; at. hoss amil Lsos agm =adala s. 64.l. samoso,likty 18 at I, and lone 2t at 11, at ai4b lemlnaMiL einina.mmi. Faibm Ma Ow, balked-row . Joan Toms" amme Nsapltlit, Wake, May 17 at sod Jar la at If, at .absot MM. litsalland. Boa /lesamtorst ; Oraiam. Coimourstreet- CRAll bra lt ni t WeietOUTII. Liompasi,llasmod Astuallsr, May 19 and Juno Is, a t 11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Taos, Jim., Liverpool ; at moo., Bird. LlverpooL DECLARATION OF DITID6NDS. MAST AITI2 and Rosa, Coksamstrret. City, bookbinders-2nd di.. of Is. aid. Maw 11 ' and any sableciont Tuesday, at Mohasco's, Omuta buss, traresend, Inroad Met=ller—let dlr. of 2a. ad., May 11, and say =bequest Tuesday, at Pennell's, Oundball. Mambos. Jam Csamnr—ttle dlr. of U.. May 11, aid any vabsequest Tues. day, at Partaetra, Gueldhaltneseaben. Joan FILSON CLAIMS, CIMUM DOCILINI. and 1100GBON Inenusen, Masobuter, contractors-Ist db. d L. Id., May 11 and say sub. wawa Tuesday, at Fraser% Ilsraside. Joan Coots, limberton. Horeartribbis, mtEst—lat div. of b. 6d., may Tuesday or Yredey, at lisenamW, Dann Roman Mau= Foam, Great M. Maki* likitmapl•-1 a dlr. of to td., May 6, and Wes sabegmli 'Mullen at Edwards's, nuabroole.csart. WILLI/X HAYMOW Ratcliffe-100nm and 111s=etraet, elbadwell, boot sad oboe m ates-Ist Ms. d6a I*L, May 6, and three sub. sew= Saturdays, at EdwareWs Sambecob.comt. [swab Howson aid Janis Onme,Ceelmtneet, Basliegke.gardens, money mairessm-10th die. GNI.. May 6, and Was subsequent lautodaye, at Oroom% kleabutabame. Joan tlowass, Maosieedbil. Canike. dlkairadrawar—lat dlr. cf le. 11d., wry lltunday. m 6/1"IlliNVINIVIL Jsus 1.101111•311. 11111•411111. 161110. same ymea—let dlr. of as. ad.. May 11. r my adMplasat Torah at Niebolaos's, Usissnall.strest. Jona Kw sad Jams Tamar sabdied Imo. Idtailas. bu Penilders-3nells, rd dlr. of Is, May 11, ead Tuesday, at ' Guildhall. enembire. Mamas Lamm Astriat Mak bay dad me dealer-Ist db. of blays X, and any melleammat Tuesday, at Nkeedsca's, Bob& Mamas LYMAN, bander—let db. sf S ousah l wia r o Llme C lt erl ear in tasessattsry PidlimditL bandy, at Penne" Tams Wawa," Olarandrad, aillar—lat dlr. of is. 64., may Two. bay of Exam Jinn . ilea My s ausin t=y e 11, aid ray obagalat at Mama ism Pm's. lampabedemywnalmai. demmr— let Mr. al ta. GLOW a. sad dam illasymat latebyd, at avast% Ab. dredi-lasa. Imam and Eames, Uppar Blawiddy. mad OusldS, habas—lst db. Ml= N.. May I, rad tea amlismisM Ilatardqa at Ommes Abeassibbss. Omen Mara, JUL. ill'idMee.balldlup. Isaalead. aura an= elman—lst db. ad L. Kay 11, sal may suiropiall Tuesday. at Eleinbees. est. Commas amama, halramar—ld dlr. of x , ad may sioneent Taaday, it Ilishahaa'a 3510[- Oaan Warrisata. Thalabiat. mblar—ard Md. of Is. ed., sad O&M. as agr=i, sal Von aralestra daturdaya at DlTlDEl aftlia lba—lday lb. C. W. Oradada, Me& Almslard. Cab. nea4m l ut. b.Y City, iswahad—didd. J. dreill.lNseged. bedddlar . boiDsaisaler. bwile—deb I. lasassays ton M. = I=ira ".. S ammasr 6. l6—.lame su rrell s =ra til si INMAN% Isadmaa—Siga zast OadiZd sad C. Ommlaa ammildaa sad imrls May IL lawida, laarasal. madma—daas I. L Wlrealait I, l oolo lPg—agmb I. WiWows. Tawdawm. , a la ipanalu aim ft Ss =Way 11 =ri as Os et maw My M. Anna EMMA Tadmik s a M lidardvaluallur—may ri. H. Ballaad, M. F. Ms. lima,Dammlar,Tanialmh 1. J. Lomb and E. Leak ThamdmilhOmaiddip. 11. J. Millard, hooray, abbskist. ridyysirmle—Mff Md. J. anal% Itarlddra, sons balm Many lad* and Mine Daft, M. Mb" Weredar, Jae* Ilvadd=a MwalwA se at 11=11. Ma& T O. Clads sod sairestams of was w. ~idaa sad W. 136610. Darestry. Marlimagemakko. anima . - J. D =l : 4 at z ...iisr,d. Coops., sad L Aseakey. lisdasslidL so ta as ssoids J. Omer sod L LT= ded J. Elliott, oath sai bar. wistaras. W. lbw sea m arl W. m. pr, Wcarrood4treet, Oty, WSW J. MilW a. O. Warr sad M. Goldstar, 11adderdlad. Dread, art LW, edema waltrea, so a.. rpt& IL G. William. D. WV rd S. D. SSW% liasswaraL Sozwow-oopowo, Was. W. lass, lar. and J. lasa, Pima*, Davairs Writ a J. l m aw w s WO. LIMA. A.Y. ed Daaidi, ass wirmle. R. WNW' ad J. War, YrWeMeg aallwafeW O. Idris and W. , lisramtat, rens raw 0. Wawa J. Pea. irk W L Maw W O. tlbbti law~ilsweirats JtMI lace... aid Jar. taws, /1111 r ~ Indoldar dims ssars. J. Irtrasol.l. Pratg am balbil, ,dambasid. raa sod gird IL INA aid T. SEM. Traddra. Aa J. Wes ald lissalarant, MAW, Wirsidls. A. Twig art O. vow, Mara. Driguilisolaws. W. Talk/ ad a ara.aDri, dartraldri, Isakblaras J. Trier mad 1 MO. War" ars madmr. M. D. Top NI s 'L Ifloshos. UMW Ind seesta lON= .41=112=02111. Jam luau% lIS hII IlLowin dew. owl Owes Traareas lordoss May ad heel, at Darr sad SWIM 11707Waliddille, •Bariar, Kay 11 dad Ire 1, at the Oar. writ Ims, Lark. Paw Merl lbws Otraw, mud Wm, May 12 adJar 1, at Camera Maar ih2•1.1.1113=1161 IrOsaaos, ATM Pridiald, WOW Lls- Wks* isd=par Ws, ;ratan, May 13 ad We 5, at Oar. New Pl 8011013011 FOR WAFT Lox- DON.-011 Thursday afternoon a numerous deputation haw the parttime of Chelsea, Kensington, Efarnamandet, and 'Wham had an interview with the Earl of Derby, by ar pointord, at the Treasury. The deputation woo assom mist and introdeesd by Lard It. Grosvenor, ILP. hr the operty. ILL W. tkeyeas. of Hemmensith. add Ibla et the yule, et the Wares Bill tie several MOW ward Landes ewe limed late beeenghs, with the of thle. the welters &Met, width sew poems' Kass waist, shine to seat of the sham, be pe l j *ll et i nr il4 teintnel seembioe, ikons the Wok sew makking a peiiir &llns net a Ineasy. he other ay * address& hie kola* Lei Deft imrilist it TM Milt natural st arch • BM. whom 110 moat seats wen te be disposed aL se a Mat should le hive urge he dabs etienves as an in dividual earselars of grieenseat, mai set then give a dallies span the am. Tod gresimed art hi menbtasea nonieste the liewe et the to to Ids Ids would glee every etnakleeedes to Ss deion eal ift a a diewiet el simpered with tie et elm; esed b= Dolby) reoissied to be tarnished will the serious ee glees by the anent gentkomea. Shane Alms% ThisLaNClneaKlVL—Yestorday the Set to Diebneelise he borough of thins Alb.. (16 ar . 9) es *NA It mites that greet taloa has bees 1111111Mitted in the borough in the tilliilS it Members fi Min se at , and dads., that the Iteorrgb of gist Is the meaty of MEOW AA ben end Ow Ike penis et this eiL ewe to Nei lag ismeher or am. us one is pediment" The beenugh was b awed he ben the pep et reymentleties es the hid lt als = rAdvortieenaent.)—DsolillOAL AfIIOTIONI CUBED inaanaAll Ptua—Ts arses kk dkuki Maim on Tr elsk is aka assined 4 km d mils% he hel desides of is Wet le tenedeloa It nor mg elnee in men prwoliksanglift. 111. kg Omsk la dem k aka Is ta ellot lkokr * k diolkw se to tames way einest a w riene aIIIM the Ibid. Sri tie hens pupa tabe asseeerm i aow andi Set the *psi h veined olkallSo&Fly bat limmi ltierle c _all garb* et nisi ar o Xj . Odd hems Ibillawsrs SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British poemmione in America, computed from the re. tints made in the seek ending the 4th May, 1842, is 225. qd, Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 234.91 d. Sugar, the produce or the East Indies, 20s. ad. Ibe average price of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar, Jointly, Ls 72a. 91d. BRISTOL, MAY 7. anoks.—Excepting West Indian descriptions, of which the supply at market is still but limited, thine has been a better simietatent on show than for some time past, and the stooks bald by the refiners being very light, the sales of the week have been to a fair extent, consisting of 300 Mids. West India, 13,000 mats Mauritius, and 1,600 boxes of lia vansahs, generally at very full prices, and a much larger business could have been done, had importers been disposed to offer a farther quantity. Refiners' melee* has been in excellent request, and the stocks of the manufacturers have bean nearly cleared out, at an average advance of about 2s. per cwt. from the late lowest point. For Rum we are still unable to quote the slightest improvement in the demand. COTTON.—Livgaroot, MAT 7.—As will be seen the transactions in our market during the past week have been to a large extent, both the trade and speculators purchasing freely. American descriptions are rather higher since Friday last, the better sorts about 1-16 d. per lb., and the inferior descriptions have advanced id. per lb. For long stapled descriptions there has also been an active inquiry, Sea Islands having advanced nearly id. per lb.; Egyptian and 'Brazils in steady demand at Nil rates. As already noticed our market is freely supplied, the present imports leaving a moderate profit, being generally at once offered for sale, while the trade feel confidence in the present scale of prices. 22,030 American, GOO Surat, 900 Egyptian, and 120 Pernam, are rep3rted to have been taken on specula tion ; and 8,450 American, 2,200 Surat, 140 Madras, and 400 Perin= fur export. The sales for the week amount to 88,180 belts. WOOL—Limns, Mut 7.—There has been more in quiry for combing wools, and prices are firm at last week's rates. In clothing wools there is no alteration. HOSIERY, dtc.—Lziczarart, May 7.—Businon is re ported more active this week generally, particularly with the shipping and fancy houses. Continental, American, and South American orders have been received in the markets ; and, though no4solsrge unusual, they may be regarded as evi dent indications of an improved demand. Yarns are Arm, but at the present price of Wool unremuncrating, and Wools are advancing. CORN.—CHELMSPORD, May 7.—There was • moderato supply of Wheat at market to-day ; a slight reduction took place, but the market closed firm, 40s. to 425., red ; white, 465. to 48s. Barley scarce, and rather dearer for grinding qualities. Beans, but few offering, and 6d. to lc dearer. LINCOLN, May 7.-We have had a good show of Wheat at our market to-day ; the market opened with farmers asking last week's rates, this checked business, but towards the close a fair trade was done at Is decline. There wu very little doing in Barley, Oats, and Beans at late rates. Wheat, red, 37e. to 405.; white, 425. to 455. Barley, 25e. to 295. Oats, 19s. to 21s. LIVERPOOL, May 7.-The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise, since Tuesday, have been quite insignificant. From foreign ports, chiefly the United States, we have re ceived 5,804 quarters of wheat, 9,180 quarters of Indian corn, and 29,002 barrels flour. The exports in the same time comprise 1,388 quarters wheat, 918 quarters Indian corn, 293 sacks and 1,466 barrel, flour. The trade, during the past two days, has beeu firm, with rather more demand for wheat and flour, at the rates of Tuesday. The weather has become dry again, and rain is much wanted in this vicinity. At this day's market there was only a small at tendance of the trade, and a very limited demand was ex perienced for wheat end sack flour, at barely late rates. Barrel flour met with some attention, and a fair business was done, partly on speculation, at the full prices of Tues. day. Oats and oatmeal were in moderate request but without change in value. Barley and peas brought rather more money, and beans were saleable at fully 6d. per quarter advance. Indian corn was neglected, and parcels on the spot were 62. per qr. lower. Arrivals from the 4th to the Bth May, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 6,804 qrs. ; Barley, 73 ; Malt, 26; Oats, 2,269 ; Beans, 240; Peas, 94; Indian Corn, 9,188; Oatmeal, 170 sacks; Flour, 120 sacks, 29,202 barrels. Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 1,203 ; Indian Corn, 918; Indian Coru Meal, 53 barrels ; Oatmeal, 74 sacks; Flour, 819 barrels. NV/ILFIELD, May 7.-We have a fair arrival of Wheat to neon this week ; the trade continues extremely slow, and prices for all qualities are Is. per qr. lower than on this day se'nnight. Fresh Barley fully as dear, but all other sorts are almost unsaleable, Oats and Shelling rather higher. Beans now come fresh and hard ; the value somewhat in creases. Little doing in other artistes. Present quotations : Wheat, per qr., 6011). to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, new red, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 425. ; new white, 425. to 43e.; extra, 484.; Norfolk and Hants, new, red, 365. to 375.; extra, 40s. ; new white, 375. to 395. ; extra, 425.; Lincoln. shire and Cambridgeshire, new red, 335. to 375.; extra, 40s. ; new white, 345. to 395.; extra, 445.; Yorkshire, new red, 335. to 365. ; extra, 38s. ; new white, 365. to 395. ; extra, 425. ; Dantxie and Konigsburg, white, 395. to 435. ; extra, 46e. ; Lower Baltic and Hambargh, red, 365. to 375. ; extra, 425. ; Mediterranean, red, 295. to 335. ; extra, 365.; Old English, red, 335. to 405.; white, 445. Barley, per Imperial qr.,-Nor folk and Suffolk, 274. to 281. ; extra, 295. ; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 28s. to 295. ; extra, 305.; Scotch, 275. to 295.; extra, 30s. Beans, per qr., 631 be. to the bushel, small, fine, 301. to 335. ; ticks, 30s. to 325. ; foreign, 265. to 28a. Oats, per stone, meeting, new. 9d. to 101 d. ; feeding, 10d. to lid. ; foreign, 9d. to 90. Shelling, per load of 2611b5., 265. to 265. Melt, per load of 6 bushels, 375. to 39e. Peas, per qr. im perial, blue and white boilers, 28a. to 295. ; extra, 30s. ; grey and feed, 265. to 275.; extra, 28s. Rapeseed, per last imperial, Eoglish, 211. to 221. ; foreign, 211. to 23/. Lin. seed, per imperial qr., 435. to 48s. Imports during the week: Wheat, 9,296 qrs. ; Barley, 938; Oats, 828 ; Beans, 688; Peas, 12; Shelling, 222. CATTLE, de.—Earn, May 7.—The supply was tole rably large, but business generally was dull. Fat Beef sold at from 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d. per score, as last week. Working Ozea were from 251. to 261. per pair ; steers, from 101. each ; berreams, Cs. to ss. per score. Butchers' Calves, 3d. to lid. per lb.; Lambs, 18s. to 21C. 6d. each. Cows and Calves were obese bee week's quotations. Bheep.—Wetbers, from 41d, M pw lb. ; ewes, from Cid. to bd. The supply of York semen was larger then last week, and prices ranged tam 6, Id. to 7s. per score. Not HOUR FAIL—At oar sand dam, which finished on Wednesday, the 6th inst., there has not been so large a supply as we have frequently seen in former years ; but, upon the whole, many valuable Horses were purchased, at high prices. The attendance of dealers from mill parts was very numerous, all of whom appeared to be anxious purchasers. First-rate carriage Horses and bunters met with a ready sale at high prices, Many inferior Homes were sold at low figures. Prime cobs were in very great demand, and several were sold at advanced prices. - There woe a very good show of draught Horses, and many were transferred at excellent prices. At the Cattle fair, on tha 6th, there was a smell show of fat stock, and many buyers ; prices from 6s. 3d. to 6s. per stone. Lean stock was plentiful, and much business trans sited. In calving Cows were sold at reduced prices, and the trade slow. At the Sheep fair on the 6th there was a very thin alliof fat Sheep, and many buyers. Prices were about pft lb., with an upward tendency—good heed Hops hen lb. to M. pit Wei. Hash= Lambs from 17a. to lla per head. TOR', May 6.—We had a good supply of fat Besets of good quality, above demand, which caused prices to recede Tully 6d. per stone upon last day; therefore our quotations for this day must be ss. to 6s. 6d. per stone. The supply of lean Boasts has been an are m• 2 Of short-horned steers and heiten, do. drip cows, Irish, with a very dull sale, at very low prises, sad any left unsold. Calv ing and dada sows in Yr eraggly and demand, at steady prices upon termer markets. Millet Sheep fa good supply and slow dawn& at bid. WN. per lb. Is west;ld. clipped. Grim ing begs in wed went Is dendrew, bet in consequence of the *caused dry weather peweating the growth of seed.beepiag. _they met with slow demand at id. to 50. pm / the dry weather caused a very sluggish Weis In evelythig. We had a flock of Irish goats, at from fa * Ws. per heed. ousigow, Kay 7.—The supply of stock in yesterday's market IMO nteMb the same as that of last week, viz. Onem,r6l; Ilheep, 802 ; Lambs, 115. Bales of cattle were not so resiDeeieesd, end a few remained unsold ; but prices wen mush she wow as last day. Best oz Beef, 465. per ewt. gyp men In good demand, and all disposed of at from le. to ls. 6d. per head above last week's prices. Best Maim, fully 6d. per lb. ; Ewes and other descriptions, 41d. to bid. lambs dell of sale, at 16s. to 225. each. DBZADFVL DEATH.—Yesterday an inquest was held before the coroner of Liverpool, on the body of Wil liam Barnes, an old man, who was acwidentally buried alive in a manure pit, beneath the stables My Mr. Hayes, of Winton-square. It appeared that on Venda last, two of Mr. Hayes men found the covering of the pit re moved, and in order to get their vehicles into the anat hema, they mimed the clomping. It is believed that the deemed, who passlmowl the anteing of mesh places for manure, bad sass dews to examine tits Weiss, whoa be was thus brads& sifts, sad met bees bow imeently cued. The body was ass dissevered ibr some days. The rcu y retuned a verde in amerdeace with the foregoing [Advertisseirat.)—DlKOLMON Or TEE CRYSTAL Petaee.—lo sammeem eters them* of mom in the United ILimplob ds be* at m: to dab a Mr deo h y Omer limit. um Came lo Mem% obi pemed the angsiebee el lhe Mel Mbar Mebane ma Me paMolelhe seethe et kora lea helot name Ms Men delemisel mat, to elapse is the Mk of IRtm Rho ChM, MI6 Me miegine a moll ame o l pe llememe the maks el mom ad MIMI the Soma a mom Mrs et the emblem the d wboaments ear awl. 6111/111111/ 111 Se le samit a Ili* Miedllee mim e ma be In Mt. le eels thet ffir, M the waft mermenmeledellibil mien et imbue ma blemalesemile. tome% the dentellamet Ste ItaZwel to =nem a mmenemt lb Milmee, the ChM MR to to b Moil mg entsbelbe bei ud ponamer Abe of ihs Elo °~"+ ea twos = Mle poilla et 4 = .. lboadm mats& la Mel Mlle ha selheay Wen ona ler the sift WV eiders mitoolt r leg si amgeirs. In let= ..i.ele Ws. 1.1. 110. US, Pleemireeh N.ll. no MB Moe amy the Mb iv* every Dlmetth of Ea I W. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, MAY 8 , D. 52. "I The State of the Weather at ash of the foliating pints at Nina .'clock yesterday morning. The station. tire arranged l• wow et latitude. Name cif PIK& 4 1 1 " °I I v 8417,2. I I Mali of Kaatar. ?mom --- Poavroont ...... BIitOMMIN 14•11111911 .w. N.W. L N.W. Gentle Breese Gentle Bram Gets _ . Turanian.. OK EEN WICH Snow) 11*moon Lett Airs Gentle Nam Ll(bt Airs Genie Mesa Cala . _ Oo ...... Crxmaves TatMOVT• ...... B.W. N.L B.E. °male Revise LlibtAtes GeatbareM• OmUs bur Osalis anise aedree andlese Cooroost CPartiaarlly Cloudy ost Ouerast Cleud!ces Runs Condy Cloudless Cou Hum PornAy Cloudkos THIS DAY, Nowt. Omens at Mal. eireasql M WWI. Mate of the Wathe. - 6Tot7le The Mum from the following planes did not reach this ogles in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore indicate the stet* of the weather on Thursday morning at alas o'clock. (arias= W. 'WEB Cloutikor o..asow N.W. Ovate Acme Pertm , ly Coudy Humana' POOL..iEENmen .. .. N. m G Gavle Eras Parcially Cloudy lloprosan Latmaarsa.. , W. Calm Pnea9vWy Clear 82.4 r SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 11.3111 oat (array:adding, altipplaa Maude sad Lloyd's Ult.'. CASUALTIES. Maria Louisa, Cirotl;;Wi,l7fri7M Memel, for Ireland, which was stranded on the east side of Bornholm, April 5, has been surveyed, and sold as a wreck. ; cargo (deep• en) saved.—Elsinore, May 3. Marguerite, sailed from St. Melo, Feb. 3, for Plymouth, and has not since been heard of. SEABORNM MAILS. Ile 'trills* that the by ase sent from the Cenral Post-oftles y the debt—sad M by the snondne—deepatch. Day 'm We ap In Goosnd Fait- Odes 1414014 America(tryilsit4tak,t N, •mmea(yUNititi ?s*.tteal mud) Agnakrit4U.NlAttotkil Africa ( West (boll N ilexudrist• Bragg 3mace ipso CitierN)M Cape of Good Hope N Cor mantinople • N Oastral Lamas" M (Nomad Nee Frame 2.1:t N 3reettre.... Ramberg acalsad Elandarsa Ireland M N Latta (via Soatliampt.)2l ladia (via Nlarvidllaa) N MiaUterrameaa(via South savor) M Dittoivia Marseille') N Maxim Madeira Di Malta* 4 I NaplW N Papal Make N Perausita ........ M Pall M rommir 4 Mom ladies DI wee India (inept Ns vaaniould Name) N /1154. 14 ;Msy II 14to of tho month' 19that3oth of taus Daily 9th of as o.ooth 9th of the touoth fatthllttef zuostb 14th of the mouth, 7thl7th27thof molt iladalltltofro..ath liloa,Wod.,llWrOL tadhl7toof 1111(42th I - wtoo duly 7tial7th27thof two Tne.eday ft Yetis, Widow:. h. ttstur. 17th of taw month Who daily .. 90th of the n.otth Othialthof smooth! Ant► of the nest RAM itit of mouth And of the mouth oth of the mouth 741,17t11,190417th *Seth°, the month f.t6lLtit3thof ekes 311113th2Steeloceo 7til7th27llant two Itodatithat month ...thlStlW+ol4 woo 17th of the month 'y o ; of the mgeth I Al tnfi Ifiyinonth Arrtrvd Dora ()slur Northaulaor May 16 ruuthatai,tou. May 11 Southampton. May 3 ,Plmoutk. Arnred Dover Soutaaraptau. Mry routtLarartaa. Tu Th.S4 May S Purer Dover May 10 tuadn , .. Lawlor 31ra.1i,a Nouthralptra. May 10 Holykrad. 'Nur rsullsrapton. May 20 'DOW ...... Mry 10 iloathasepioa. May 26 .11urer Itiouthaasplus. Sluy4 Soulk.tustus. May le Dover ... May 10 Mover Uover 'May 12 Sauthaxwoh. May IS onathamptoo May 3 Unver loutbaslyten. May 30 Botithasptos. i May 5 • The sail• to Moe ..Ottntriae thus masted (•1 szecceTS;yMl ems.3h cachet Ma Mamelire. The Baseman flails will be made up on the morning of the 14th in consequence o( the 9th felting on a Sunday. ARRIVED. Arrotors—off Falmouth, May 5, from Jamaica haoo—at Liverpool, May 7, from Chriatiana Bras &ND Jaint—st Baia VA , May 7, from .BLblichaer4 Cvarnia—at Liverpool, Slay 7, from Laguna Bur. Broomall—at • Liverpool, May 7, from B. nyTee DJ DANA —0( Falmouth, May 5, Dm Miusilla OtalltUDA —at Liverpool, May 7, tr0m........................11c0ditras Osonvorve—oe Liverpool, May 7, Himmar—off Liverpool, May 7, Ilitaa—at Liverpool, May 7, from Memel Him—at °ramrod, May 7, from Demerara Hspanirn—at Qneenstown, May 5, from Mahar nuarm—off Falmouth, Mays, from Mauritius Isanm—at Liverpool, May 7,1 from Utica Jon lioaaorms—at Liverpool, May 7, from Demerara Jon 0. Ilati,—at Liverpool, May 7, horn Pt. atephinfo, N.B. LILT —OA r May * Lilo Janeiro ~_ _ . . _ __ _ lll — eel. , 0,,. from LYRA—at Deal, May 6, from Trinidad Lmuirmaii—at liverpool, May 7, from AMMON Marmon—at Live, May 7, from. ..... ... Maavan—at Dad, May 6, from M= MAIDOTOWI—Mr Pft'QLll, May 6, &COL Calcutta Onana—lit Miternatown, Mays, from Darbadom tairam—off Cape Clear, May 3, from Donny pmt—off Torbay, May 3, item Gambia Anna--at °ravened, May 7, from EOM* lha IL 'M.—at Gravesend, May 8, from ~. .tier York 1 Illemb—et Liverpool, May 7, from Jimannati Two Harr mi —at °rammed, May 7, from Trinidad Irmaiurr—at °rammed, May 7, from 71. due Wmaae—at Liverpool, May 7, from.. lll. 11Lietta0a Wra. Harr—at Liverpool, May 7, from Bonny r Ens% whit Port I When droostonol. II due. • Liverpool— May Pi . Liverpool r May 12 ticatkamptnit Arrived SAILED. IZ.—from Liverpool, May 7, to ...,,.. New Tort Azoo—from Liverpool, Key 7. to New York Aarreuva—from Ormond, May 7, to Memel Amor—from Liverpool. Na) 7 . to Bt. Thomas Bouvet—from Gravesend. May 7, to R. Naos lizokaitos—hem Liverpool, May 7, to Rip EMMA FiaLow—from Liverpool, May 7, to New Tort FANNT--fram Liverpool, limy 7, to Lisboa lama—free °ravened, May 7, to New York fleace—hem UTh May 7, to Archangel Ilareemmerkemi ileaeo .. 4,_ 11ay . 7, t 0........ 1.. r.. Janusii Jouro—esa May 7, t a r lO ..-.x~ _ t a lvellia — y 7, Demerara ....mon—freee M 7 7, to knaa—ilemOreassay to Madeira Ilmarma or Lems—ema Liverpool, May 7, to Archangel Um iimaw—bem Liwarpeol. May 7, to Vera CMS Matt—feem OmMatid. May 7, to Newport Owmaa—Milla IM , May 7, to Corfu Femora—km May 7, to Almaden, E. Law —tem May 7, to Nam —from Ilimpeol. Kay 7, to Dordt Orma—trera litla w l i er & S. to . Video arao—troat lA 7, to .M.ret M ersba eta Morom—frost May 7, to %many rg . Holnutrang I ,, stalFailtifild, --- ig 7 , t;) Vlcroala—teno n = ay 7, to Valencia Vounta—ittai May 6, to Quebec VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Yana Dorothea, Audition, from Plymouth toe Quebec, April 25, lit. 19 N., loa. 19 W. Underley, booed .out; sad IL A. (Mallard (British atilp), April 29, let. HI N., lois. 14 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. NBKILL.—May 3, at Idaotor. lb, wife of Mr. 8. Brun 1811, of • NUL ELLlS.—llay 1, at Boeseat-plaaa, Hackney, the wife of Mr. J. Ella, of a eon. EVAN& —May 4, at Clifton, the wife of H. P. Evans, Esq., late of flat Rest. B. N. B. Podliers, of a daughter. PAHNDELL.—May 3, at Vietorta4treet, Mile.tod, lAodport, the elf. of Kr. W. Parade% of a daughter. 311180N.—liay 4, at oos, of a m. _ _• Now-road. Mn. T. C. Gib- nE.—Kai , 5, 'at Arryirlilece. Now.road, lire. C. O. Ivo, of daughter still.boes. • • • • lOC. 4, at hhorrolds, Fulham, Mu W. Lammln, of IiDDELL.—Way • at Den's-yard, Westminster, the wife of the Ben. H. 0. UddsU. of a darightee. MARRIAGES. ClloB3—LlON.—ltay 4, st atrettou, ba t e Rev. R. Oreenall, R. A. Cron, De., los of the late W. req., of Red Scar, near Preston Cheildr , to Georglaus, daughter of T. pa, Req., of Appleton oariim—LONBDALE.—ltay 4, at St. John% radalagtea, hr the Lord Mama Lichfield, the Rev. H. Gordon, mond .o n of A. Isle Marg M. aret, ldred:zeter W the lane Rev. H. T. Marfa OMIRT-008811T.—M41 6, at Datchet Char* Bucks, by the Rev. 1.11. Vicar of Northam, North Devon, W. I). Garet, req. Llapt.loy to Habra Doeothea. Rev. L Dora Pkar of Windsor, am. fourth daughter of the IERBY—HALT.—May •t u al a. zigh p. ta ir s,Z im the Rev. IL Warm, the Rev. R. W. Kerby, of to] Amelia Harrirtt, third daughter ot the late OeL Hely. nuaux—BAUHlT.—llay k at Duffield, F. O. O'Reilly, nephew of the late air V. L. Woad,. Bart., of Hialeton lu 11, nest We Torlonire, to Barbara Illaketh, eldest daughter of J. Beigay, Ea., 40., of Duffield, and Coametedwaer of Bankruptcy. ITMONB-11UCHARD&—Itsy 4, at M. Andrew's, Plymouth, by the Rev. J. Hatehud, Mr. W. Mater of the barque Fileshire, of Leedom. to Mies gibe DEATHS. 48HPITIL.-11sy 6, .fttala Felix itittpitel, H.P. sth Pisfliers, ion of the late W. H. Aahpitel, Do n of Clamonequare. 6, soddenly, at Orem Yarmouth, Taloa, wife of 111.011110, late or II M. 51 45th Hem., aged 44. lay 4, at Twain., Matilda, wile of IL Dash. wood. Eati. UNMTMO.—May 3, at Cherhars.street, 0. 0. B.Ounning, Qom. wader, L.L., ailed 33 . ,OLL—May 3, at Cowley, Middle's; Wm, third daughter of C. Heir, Leo., aged IL lOSLEY.—May 5, at Woodford, Emu, Ilisehath Mary, Wed daughter of the late J. Mislay, Fag numay.—Kal Sophia Bylreater Yearby, relict of the late, Com. Amadei J. &Plea. ILL. PEMBLITON.—May William, youngest Mild of Yr. J. Peraber. tow,Talrlifid.terram, 'framers. llkWLll l l6.—May 4, it OTOVO Mom, Saq., lab al Bedfwd. aged 63. WAlll6l.—Mm 4, at Truro. Charlotte. widow of the late W. Worm% Esq. P. 6. Rawlins. Malan asi embed by Wzman Km RAI" of 11*. 8, iable& dm; In 01/ at lima^ his*, at the °aka, in Lantarlb lees pniabit ollnBlBlrn—lavnan, lin 8, lAN. J I