The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-22 00:00:00

SPORTING. WARWICK ANI) I.E.‘NIINGTON ANNUAL sTEEPLEcIIAEs.—TIIVIUWAT. The GOLD i'll . of 1014., added to a sweelotalvs of 10 p ,,, ~ ea it, h ft, the sseaurl to rereiye kis staks and a bonus. 3 fades. (Akers riders. 39 subs. C• L Ai,ko, poilessa, • 2st Sib ....................(Mr. hum) I , Car ltranb Ilawkswor•b. rut _ ((hoer) 3 04, piestig*Jolume 11.410., 12.. t sib ........(tarm. Morris) 3 1 he following also started, hut were not placed :—Capt. trunbier's Arrtlemy, 12st (Capt. Thomas); Capt. Standish's ik,, ; joss. 124 (mailer) : Lieut. Myllou's I. nlurky (Me, urt (11r. II otrhoto..m) ; Col. Arthur's The Country SNOT', , Ito; Wept Slade) ; Col. Arthur's Waterman, 12st (Capt. cabs ; Corset Pas:bier's The Milesian, 12st (Mr. W il ly. ; Cerra l'ealder's Vandyke, 12st (Mr. Winterho. dam ; Lime. Morris ml Liverpool. I2st ( lr. Chichester) ; I Cart. A. C. Campbell's Grenadier, I Ist 91b (Mr. Campbell); N s or Irwin'. ilkhland..r. llst 91h (Mr. Maynard); Capt. Norton's Yotbeen, 124 (Mr Williamson); Lieut. Ilawkem Igs's Cutaway, 12st (('apt. Howley), v rn i",._..6 t o I aim Johnny Oales, •-• to 1 art Anglesey, 6to 1 apt Waterman. 7 to I art ,lil , ,sian, and It) to I a ach it Country Squire, The Highlander, and Fogleman. Woe by a length ; two lengths between second and third, Waterman fourth, The Country Squire fifth, and Unlucky- Out siath. Ou returning to the male the winner was objected to on the mound that he had carried falh. less than his proper w••ight, This, how. ter, carve to n••thing, as it turned out that Mr. Elmer was a " maiden '• rider, and thenlom al lowed Alh. An ohj• • tion was then made that he had gone en the wrong side of )ant. hut afterwarls withdrawn, . . ... • K 5 .0,‘...1t h, p p. with a h onus a dd e d, Throe mil, • (Mitt,. riders. Ten .%A.. larwies.ist lipton'a Itu.dloar.owu-roistnew, tin bib teapt Coke, I C..p4sta Criveh, Ilat 7At Ilettintr . 2 to 1 on Nlintl-your-own-lltrinew, who Walked in; Cruti Is, at'n r and retu.intt repeatedly, having bats polled up la for.- he had r,,n the diatance. WId.ILK Si %%I • id 10 ••11.•. • kali, II It, with • boats *14.4. 3 It:liven rid. ra. i antis. _ _ 04.4 Shit C.alcr .Ult. Ilb us"-, (Owner) I Capt. In nl.) a✓. 1/rns Rums. .1 (Owner) I 'letting to Ino Onsnarman. 'Won easy. The weather was showery, but. on the whole. MOTO favourable than either of the prms ding days, and the attend ante very large, Furr II %SAM tr (hurdle nee) of 3 sear. ath and 30 added. Two mile,. (12 subs.) Mr. t . • ITT • Mr. (Alaiße• 140k4r2, 114 11Mi1 :45) .,te•) 2 Lord 4 , A 4444444 late earak 1143016 Mr. teems'. Litto gum . the Os —.„_ ..... --.. (1,103) 4 Mr. b. 1.4, Pm lieser.l. 4.4 15b (Ow* r) 5 - - _ , &VAST 11*aiUICArof 111 rms. eath, SR. Ovations& sidera. Yin fa/War. (1 sobs) llr.ltsratnt ad Mao ark. 111. .......... (Jame.) ! pr d's BmIL ........ lank) lir la Ton Nvapliire I bit • . _ M. 111•644•1%.C6616 - 66y , 46* (Capt. I. akyi Mr. 116rrry... Kb Irk 4 pt. We IMb ()'twee) S Mr. ismta'. - 666 I ro, 111. k (Sir. 16111 i in.) 6 \ll AN:4IAL Ilaxolca t :lMeepleehme) of 14 rich, 10 ft, and 5 lady if dada ; tow. added ; the a:mad to savt hi. Make. t miles. (al sub.., 11l paid.) Mr. Curyw's u,.. 1666.663 r. 966 416..... (Metes) 1 Mr.ll4re•' , WAN Vor...n. I Mr. thaa!,..• mantra' tart 9 b ) . . I a EitlV. II Viloleal. (.4.-I•plecharre) a 6 son. Camp_ 2 2,4141.11, :; Mill.• (11 .u1r...) Mr. Derrn.,...re'r. Retro% ”rot tb —..............(80yer) 1 Mr. Velteve, Voogd,. OA 7lb Mr. Sh,r-L,' , 1.1 , 411,11 , 1. OA 14111 .... . . 1. 7=1 : . ... - HUNT STEEPLIII:IIAXII STAIL 01 a( 10 6066. each ; the rtcaa4 to 666 e him Make. 3 miler. (17 odic) lan" Watetacr`a Lard Grams. 6 m. lIK 46...(t1apt. Dram) I Mr. Ittr-rtss mss Aess ul I's I . (3lr. Claus us) 2 Woo I %nutter Juhrity Oast, WL TO (llr Munk) 3 laA Lassa'. K. 164 w. Ibl 1144ei1, MD aces Animal Steeplechase COMMA:. 14st earls. Mr. Patraer MOM Mr. Nalataa's Cahaabas. Ws by tw,, lengths. 11t NTING APPOINTMENTS. Het 'falsetto .taerhows:‘, Twidq, M.,ke Cadmus; Velday,Oxio ham Bridge -st 11. bath Sabot...plata (Mr. Thaobaldh) agighoundt, Tuesday, Lan& doers ; Vralay. larriaashin (dusty -at 11. %thesauri Suomi., Monday, Canto-In-Ma-Be ina ; Wednesday, Crylvds. Inn; Fre" sy, Hoare rattinlay. CVfitil.V -at ii. Holuenett. h roaH, Tit a Ilony lan ; 'ltarstLiy, Went t 'star ; :starchy, 111th .in -at hai•-pad 1.1. Duke of Ih sworCs gonads *ashy. Newt , . Village; Thursday, Mays 1111' (C-uldt Hoods;; siatarda., Ilullarmaton. trd ..anda, Moral y, 50ya...4 ; Westland I, Kennels.; Enday, Cuzw. - 11 Wool-at Itranillam )10 .r (Mr. lase horn Iv, Mo' .d ty, Itad %aloe ; WM...dal. Carl/nibs; hatustay, Crum-cosh (thumb:do Moor)-at kay-part 10. Sutton (toed Henry Pentlnet'a) hounds, Monday, Langeorrth Prays: Tuesday, Y..tliaibn tsrange; Weds...may, L.gle toil; Thurist.y, ft rota ailt ; raiturtiay, Wellman, -at 11. Mr. C Nee'. h.. Ind, Monday, ley Street; Thursday, Por ter'. Hall; Saturday, BlAcknioro (to 110. sh the /111.6) -st Wilf ord Oulteasiore baunds, Mond's, Ilmt Mill; Tise•day, Deltoo ; Thurs day, Corby; Saturday. Mortal then -at I. Craven Isadst., Monday, colatitue; Wellneaday, ProsSeld; Pri de). 011drlda..; Salisrday, 11. - aku.lo. lirtrla K,...-at Cult-pat 10. E ranna . on boo .1., Tot-4-y, tarlialbdt Budge; satunlay, Delta* Vill..ge-at a quieter to 11. Mr. Dralto's hood., Torrslar. Witt.* Atadhy; 7Luen.by. Ilurtoa Common; Sewage, %%mho h %Wage-at ha f land In, County Durum houn.u., .tastas, Ylas; WoJtataday, Lumley Port. iday, Ilusthurn -at self mist 10. Fart Ewa hoonds Totuday, naebtrialleld Town; Thursday, Aid bon till; ttunl,y, Top suloe 11411-At I. dt.y.ot tO. K... and Stet.% h VIAL* Tor day, Abga.r.ou Liao; Friday, As. Mamas Hall I.Alt Sall-;tot 10. Palma Colon to mad., Wodtauslay,itan`ury, Griffin; Saturday. Utile Watering 111, -1.1 ha toot iu. Mr. gavot. lanuady M .slay, Short Waal ; Tuesday, 1 Cusimiss. Vitsattlinifa boon t. , Monday, Tharnhaugh; Weetsaky. Lelfoett rtsoo,s,s!, el play, le-booto Itiptos-st Ilartrardon hound., I.ll.worta Hon, ; Wedossiary, th.com ; Vrolay, I:elltirld 19119111100 - a quarter to 11. hoandr. Fralsy, at Lang.e. Coda -at i. It. 11. Moulay. Grey 11tH; Twndty. Itrankarood ; Tldr stay. N.,E.l.inaura Lama ; tLlutuy, Moneta horn-s: a quarter to 1.4,1 tillf r flerefordshire 6ruxb, Taesday, Whitflekl ; frldors News at teolltisot to. L d hears Ileythrop M..aday, Idenheini ; Wednes day, ltylord ; Enalay, Ta n ury -at IlaiNitiAt 16.111,Tatv. buumsa, Morsuy, Itrandubarton ; Torsiar, Winton yd. • 1,11, Thureday, Milts* -ugh ; Dtt..ay, Nartar Cuary -at a gtiot. - r t.ll. Mr. li. Ilarslry hounds., Monday, E'.duet Parts; F . i,Wy, Ot terhorne Lill-at a smarter to 11. flora... Its hussale, ftasday, heashats; Satoolity, Estetetanset,n at Lei ita.t Ltd k, nt bads Torralay, Alkharti-.treat; Erblay,CUmbererown - I 4:-1.4.1 l'r•mtwn►c Iformido, Tends'', Non: lard Gate ; tn. rerotir 4 r.r..•-rordo -at6.lt.pat 10. Mr. it. IA armory basalrk. Al.omday. 11.m.th Wood; Priday. )1"1 1 - 1 , Wady seek,_l2mortm Puce Turnpike; Ytarlity Kots$6.•141 , 11111410-14 to I r.. 1 '..6trandr, Saar dry, 11.xn - cre Karl—et 11. Mr. , Irltl le arars'e burr al*. Illund.ry, Moro rr Cruor-nmari; d n+: ,r, N .rmlbera; Saturday, r•beep Lane (us Oa Leight,n.rourt ' ' W %nine. n)—al 11. V.. Lonnk7l. banull*, linedry, 010.41;Ine•d•r, Pandbect ; YrWy, Spank; MU -4 1a...14 at 10. Mr. Ininitartun • b•tunk..T•vaniy. (Nees Wen Warren; EMIT, F.r.ra.bes I 1.4 7 vrtyk. nolonglourne Howe; Y.iJ 114twav IWure oc were AM! dasd VArer.tuins 11r.111nria•'• biAlO4lO. TlTernun , Thured..y, Law etern— al t brim &Man lbanday, BeauLau; daturday, Eye .stla at 11. Mr. 1110Mpea La=ds, *oda , . Br=akes- at half-pad 13. Mr. Last tlidlip.'s a t.d., Woodsy. Woodstock. ilnualay, Roth enlap -st In. _ bound.. Monday. Bullock Routh; Total ay, Body Wocd ; Fmk°. Ostershi out natal day. Fox I tall at a quarter to 11. omme knout., (Oir It. ?. Woodsy, Ranh, ; Faraday, Lodosonothe.W ; 11.rstai 1114.1, a ; Praia), tt con don kn,..M ot 11. Kati rats;., Mond,. Itchy knurl.; Thspday. 'Telford' -at 11. Undo td Kunarrea hanando. aissakay, *Why Moth Tuesday, Lea rntd liar, Th ursday, Plunder; Fra=y, el) lkodangton -se ball. pot If . load routhamptan'a konda, Monday. dPays Wind.ndl; Faraday, Ira, I 'Way, ryrawasa Maki; 'Warn°. 0 . 00 .7 Wo3l'- se 11. nouthdown bounds, Monday, Falcate; Friday, Era Ituatlgey ; Mon°, we.k hrorel -at had-por t 10. eon.thort subeer,p re b saw* 'fass.Lgy, Ilw cooks-h. 4; Saloolay. Laugh 3.1 Esau -u biellowt 10. noutherold . Xt. MI or'.; hounds, Woodsy, Warne; Funds', Karat; Itaturday. I Aloy Par - at I North Maturdalaire Wawa* Monday, foe Lograrkrada Widnes day. *scan Ilan: Finny. Winds,. nor TWA at halt-pa-t It. nuthds hounds, Tuesday, ilarlAwysk 11.4; Finnan', lash.= Mail- at • quarter ts 11. 1•11ut. Kno Iconala Monday, Ban thews; Wolaraday. 04. lon t.L.p; Friday. Oman b)-WI-top--alba 114.03 TwoLlo Wanda • Counter rook; Tbunday, Fotheey Brikee lia.S.pan 10. Tiostan Maud& Tuesday. Wina'aral ; Iluntrlna Coale ; Mood o week. 'layer 31 ; Taunt .y stir .thar Ratan s: hao.i.ae llt Tr. ...rar karat,. Monday, Recoolog Gan ; Wednesday, Outlays ‘, Prater -at hail past NI, t may'. TiasaLay, Bullet's Atha (Dosa) ; Friday. h -- at halt ;wt tun 3. W. 11. Wands, Tuad•blky panne Coeur 1111•Macasei t urMar. Frampton M noel -st lialLyost S. Swarthy, Iltlerdise at 11. tar h. ash*, Monday. tlarksareas It. W.d.. 8(1 47. aradle7 W. , odonor, ' , dace-in Biala -at 11. W .rate.Ourt Lando, Monday, atom Ittiaae: Tuesday, ilitsred Bra' ; Tauaaa.r. Usashonnt; Prklay, So.detheld-at a quarter to 11. Wheatland lasuado, Trarday. Oldbury; thidar, Wrings:Al; Tarinday won. rpo anal; Friday waft, latibtaaley -a' to. Mr. W hrbar'a boon It. norday, %%tante Water; WednesdrY, DM zietrdrld. Friday, Ablernanon -at 11. ..randephire Isand% Monday, °subentry ; Wearer/day, mown Arms ' Ile orli) ; Fd.:ay, brain 1104 - at half-last Wandbata's 641•010, Mosd..y, Air.lord lid(; Wednesday. Top It r, Fr; tan, Galatea l'a:all-at hall -sad 11. nor W. W. Wysa'a has as, Tarday. Parry 1141; Thursday, Lae Brohlr ; End.;. Antos 'try odd-at hall-pad a. Lord Farboressh's haS As. Tard=y, Blytut adios-at 11; ha landay. Liawted Bates -at I.P-ow 11. r.v.n. minas, Today. Omen Mao las; Friday, Montana 04013 . 3 " a rse dam) -at balt.pest 11. rasa* H. Louie. banks,. Tanbry. Ilantey Hall; Thariday, is arday. Moms Maldat-44 11. Lard lonadsn's h ;noon. roar, Trout Wharf-.t If. aa mme, ham., Thunday, Whelan Fibike-ft half-pact 10. IlLruksENTATios or Puritoorm—Mr. Roundell P diner has quite lost caste among his old friends, many of whom have determined to shake him off, because he was deemed unsound on the protestant question. He is, how ever, no longer doubtful ; and being known, there cannot be a question that Mr. Palmer will have cl osed his repre sentative career for the borough whenever there is a new election. It is, perhaps, a matter of no moment to him, se we hear that the Irish members are so delighted with hies that they have said be may have any Irish constituency that be likes to same.—PlyisioidA Joirnal. Rain inteltioctue. EQUITY 11Y/Oft inn LBl.ll CM .NC. I LOS IN . . . VT'Crlt or nT E SUMItItE, • I.t TIC. Mr. Lloyd, referring to an order made late:v by Lis lord ship with lonic reluctance , (and then reported in this paper) for the sale of as small a *AIM a, would he merely sufficient • of the lunatic's government stock for the purpose of paying with the prom. of* thereof certain cells ant shares doe- • longing to the lunatic, said the committee of the lunatic's estate RV. di Anus, in consequenc. , of observations made • by Mr. Bethell (counsel ffir Mrs. I)yce hombre), in the argument., to explain to the court the callow of the delay that had taken place in complying with a former I order of his lord-hip's predecessor in respect to three railway slurs. Whet he asked his lordship wan that the 9 petition. which had askeel for the sale of the stock, might stand ono r, and that the pt titan] of the committee of theestate might come on to he beard with it. Ile believed that Mn. Dyee Sombre (the committee of the person) also wished to • preeent a supplemental petition, and all might come on to gether. Mr. Gifford (junior c o unsel for Mrs. Dyes Sombre) said a short sopplemental petit . tee that already before his lord ship would lie presented men behalf of the committee of the i per-on, and it was the wish of all parties that the petitions ' he heard together. After sonic conversation between the Lord Chancellor ! and the leanird colonel. Wednesday next was appointed for the hearing of the petitions. PnAnsos C. GOCIAPENAND OTIIT.R..—TITLIEI or IfAT, &r.--Itt.,llT OF Vu•.uu The arguments by Mr. Lloyd and Mr. ftemhaw for the Rev. Mr. Peitrati the re.pondent in thew; appeals—the natureof which hair been already mentioned in our reports —were proceeded with, and Mr. Wiamm, fur the appel lants, had einnmenr:d hi , reply, when the court rose, and the further hearing was adjourned. DocLI r. WItIGHT ANI, OTHEW4.—EI PARTE 3116 CRATF.S FITZIIAItDINOII As the Lord Chancellor was ri►ing, Mr. P. Wood. referring to the order made by his lord ship on Thursday, for an early day for the hearing of a petition presented OP behalf of the ward of court, Miss Talbot, raid he had to ask his lordship that a petition pre sented to the court by Mr. Craven Berkeley might be heard at the same time, and that leave la given to amend it. Ile saw no TVILMAI for advsncing the bearing of the peti tions, nor for having them tried by his lordship rather than by the vice-chaneellor lir whom, and not by his howl phip's predecessor, as Mr. Knit emulously stated on Thur. ' day, the last order in the cause relating to the young lady swiss made. The Lonl Chancellor said that it might probably pave the expense of an appeal, and time Alm, if he were to hear the petitions. Ile named to-inurrow (thi. day) fur hearing the petitions. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YrATEADAT. Sirens Me. CU1.1.011,11. Mum's, IN Itl (. %I.E. The bankrupt, n draper at Norwich, applied for his ter tificate. The delita were 2,7591. ; the assets had realia.ed 1,1841. Mr. lanklatcr appeared in support of the lankrupt's ap plication. Mr. A. Jones opposed for the assignees. lie stated that thongh the bankrupt's trailing had only extended over ten months, lie had conductisl himself ro recklessly as to occa a his to his creditors of I,IOW. For the first eight the he hod not kept any books worth the name ; he had then isminieuced making up books, but from papers only, which had been destroyed. In September he bad resorted to forted sales, basing rent goods tOr that purism! to Cain bridge, Wislwarh, Wittlewm, and Peterborough, the Ism on which was MIL His total has during the ten months hail been I,IIW. In the two months preceding his bank ruptcy, Ids purchases had been to the r %tent of 1,2101. In answer to qui stioas from Mr. Linklater, the bankrupt stated Clot he had commene.d business in January, Pcsl, with a capital of 1.101. Ile hail received a circular from Hesse. I'awson, holt-sale drapers, of st. Paul's church pull, to the effect that goisls purchased on the Ist of Au gust would not be drawn for till the Ist of October, and that three months' bills would then he drawn for the same,' which was equivalent to a considerable extension of credit. In conimptimrc of this, be purc h ased to the extent of UV., king preciously indebted to them about 1:411. A few days after Messrs. l'awson pressed him to make weekly pav lovas-3W or 401. a week. Ile thought this very unusual, and was induced iu consequence to 'end gouda for bak to Cambridge. Mr. Jones mid the fact of the bankrupt having Riven his bill on the 14 of Octobr, at two months instead of three month, refuted his O. n , tatentent. The alleged circular we. nut forthcoming, 811111 t h e hankrUlll . ,/ statement ought to h• received with great m 14041011. Mr. l'aw-on having been briefly examined, Mr. lanklater urged that the bankrupt wan entitled to a certificate cola high du... Withrespeet to the forced sales nit one farthing of the proevilly had gone into the bank rupt', pocket, and notwithstanding the searching inceytiga thin which had taken plan, no specific offence had been tuts .11 , 11(A wiling the Ivnikrapt, who wiei a young man, WA who hail through hi, lifetime conducted hitnYell with ' honesty mid integrity. Ile had not embarked in any lm ' proper stimulation, and neither had he been guilty of any misrepresentation in the obtaining gods. Tuno bankrupt lout been very unfortunate, other tradesmen haying resolved to undersell " him, and he had been put to great expense by the illness and subsequ-nt death of Ili% Wife. Under these cireurnstanrea the certificate was prayed for. Ili% Honour said he did not think that the bankrupt had been guilty of any of the specific charges mentioned in the cwt. The main charge* were, trading for six or eight month* without keeping books, and causing forced pales. Nothing could be more unjustifiable in a retail trader than sending goods into the country and causing forced sales by auction. The certificate must be suspended tie months. IN Mt MIIII,KYWEATIIKIL The bantsrupt,iVilliam Stephens Merryweather, a brick maker, of West Ham, rime up for his last examination. balance-sheet extend.d over tire years prior to the 2roth Ikeendwr last. lie 05vi1.1.7721. ; and his assets were put down at UV. There was no entry of profit.; his losses had been 1,1414/.; expenses 131021., of which 8.147!. was pot demo as house and personal expenses. ('a.4l to the large amount of 14,1918. had been advanced to him at variow, times lee members of hi. family. lie has been iu the Qucen's • Prison for the la.t two years. Mr Lvwranee supported. Mr. Stafford oppowil, for a creditor, and examined the bankrupt as to a debt ut 1,15)11. to his son, which he stated was not wowed, Prior to P4O, ho had lived on his uife's property—it/Kt a year, which she Vsok under her father's will. in December, ISO, he received '2 ' :810/. from his suns and daughters. In 1819, he executed a deed of assignment of edl his household furniture, &c.. to one of hi, sons and two daughters. A verdict for LOW had then just passed against him iu an action for libel. Mr. Stafford contended that the assignment w a y a fraudulent transaction, resorted to only whet& the bona fide creditors were pressing on the bankrupt. Mr. Lawrance urged that the amounts were correct, and that therefore the bankrupt ought to pass. His hooks might not have been so well kept as those of a regular tradesman, but that could not be expected from a man in Ili. position. His tooling, which had been unfortunate, had mtimtantially erased for two or three years—another ground why Very minute accounts should nut be looked for. AU yuo.tiuns Ut Wallkill must be considered at the ,•_ _ certificate Meeting. Ilia lluuour said the accounts were very unsatisfactory in one respect. lie had received 1,•561. a year while in prison, but there wac nothing to show it had been ex pe•nded. Ile was now nod.• bankrupt by one of leis ions, not for the benefit of any creditor, but solely to get rid of the• in which he was involved. The raw• would hair been more fitly dealt with in the Insulieut Court. The examination soot be adjourned sine die. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL._ was soddenly felled by a tremendous blow on the face. While on the ground his assailant held dim by one hand, and with the other rifled his pockets, taking his watch, and then ran away down towards st. M Pros. vutor got up and pursued hint, leaving hi , hat on the pavcm.:nt. Saw the prisoner stopped, and, wh,n he got up to liim, heard hint say, " For God' , sake let inc go." A polieenian cominit up, prosecutor gave him into custody. The watch was worth about 21. 10s. J. F. Wood, an ironplate-worker, said he was in St. Martin's-lane, about eleven o'clock on Thursday night, !wit he heard the cry of "Stop thief," and turning the corner, saw a man runiiinc towards him, whom lie st.ipmd. The man said, " For God's sake, let we go ;" but hailing his appeal insufficient, he wanted to know what business he had to interfere. The prosecutor then came up, without his hat, and his back emereil with mutt. Robert Keble, F 89, said about half-past 10 on :the nicht in question, he found the prisoner in custody of the last witness. Prisoner said, "Take him as well (pointing to [Wood), he's as bad as me." Ile immediately took him to the station house.—Committed for trial. WESTMINSTER. Francis .11' :Valk y and John bsgherly, labourers, were charged with the following expert rubbery at the house of Mr. James Palmer, the Blenheim, Bond-street, Chelsea. On the evening of the 19th February the two prisoners and a number of ether men were in the taproom of the Blenheim, and to the gnat surprise of the proprietor and waiter gradually got very drunk without any visible means. On the following morning the potman observed one of the hosiriLi of the taproom Boor very have, and mentioned it to his mister ' who found that it could be lifted up without any impediment, and that a wine-bin in the cellar. ailed with choice sherry nearly up to the board Lad been visited, and a great quantity of wine per -1 • ed. It appeared that having by wine means dis• covered that a stock of wine was depo , ited bene.dh the taproom, the cellar having no ceiling to protect it from above, the thieves, in order to discover its particular posi tion, burnt a hole in the floor with a red list poker, and dropped pieces of Whereto pipe through until convinced by their Jingling against the hottliwof their whereabouts, whi they forced the plank up by means of the poker. The number of visits to the bins could not he ascertained, but by the evidence seemed to have been frequent, and the two prisoners on one occasion, after a strange noise had been heard, were found near two bottles, but us suspicion was disirmed by their larking, and, as at that time the lox. of th, wine was not discovered, no notice was taken of the cir- eumstanee. The two pt isoneri and some companions were proved to have repaired to a late coffee-shop in Marti. , rough-mad, Chelsea, where they regaled themselves on two di&rent occasions with tin stolen wine. Pd 50 10 1151 IS; IS; H. 100 at 30 30 30 SOS 43 IS I Si I ri,uner4, who mule no anewer to tlr, charge, were rumanded until Thursday. MONEY MARKET. [For this daj's City items, see 4t/ page.] In the market. fur foreign exchange to-day, the rates on Paris were a trifle lower, being done at '21.95 to 97 S. Drafts on Genoa. Leghorn, and Sicily, were also in favour of the seller, and the AMC mart he remarked of hills on Amsterdam, which left off • 11.16 L to 17. On the other hand, the rate upon llamlittrg was a trifle higher, closing at 13.7 to 1, and Frankfort hardly found buyers at 119 to ',. Hills on Austria were quite a drug, and the few transac tions that took place were done at 13.10 and up winds. The amount of bills negotiated was nut con siderable, •,as 4iarties held hack, and the amount re quired on Pans was not so gnat as was expected. The prices negotiated were: lime. PrlcernewellAtel Worn To Aneeterilons pert Short 1114 134ste. ... 111 L 14.,••. [Alto Rotterdam Ilandettrt and Attons 9$ „ „ 13rneg. :Ital. 13.5e1. 7,11C1S rrankfort-on.theeMaine „ „ 1195. Okr. Vienna Tfleste Antwerp 511 . „ re. 17cts. ... 'cs. Vida. „.Paris . , Short 24fro, filets— 24 rce. 97 ;cis. Ditto „ .......„ 3 31oothe23fre...15ete ... 231rcs. I.cto. Havre .—... 2sirce 17 . 4ets . 29Irce. arm. Genre w 99 tethers Wan „ 291r.55ctr. ... 24. r. ' , 1.e.. Soplori 1 1 41enno per ounce „ 124 pence ... 12; [wire 914.4n0 91...1rid per duller „ 491 prow ... 50 pow S.,- - ... 8.:. renee • ace Lktpa yff nilrei 331 pence .. 331 mot Ope•to The discount on gold yesterday at Paris was 2 per milk, which, at the Engiish mint price of 3/.175. 10Id. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.09. t ; and the exchange at Paris on London at' short being 21.97', it follows that gold is 0.477 iter cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By to-day's advice,. the price of gold at llamburgl is 4tn per mark, whieh,:at the English mint price of 3F. 17s. 10!d. per ounce for standard gold. gives an exchange of 13.51; aind the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.51, it tidlows that gold is of equal value in both markets. Aconling to the last accounts, the course of ex , change at New York nu London for bills at 60 days' sight is 110 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.12 per cent. in favour of England. Upon taking into consideration the difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no profit on the importation of gold from the United States. Bullion remains at the same prices a.s last week. The supply of silver about meets the demand for India. ------- The following arc the last exchanges at foreign places on London, which are more favourable : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Alexandria Berlin (theta, months) Bombay (six months) 2s. 21.1. 21d. N. 2/tl. months) Calcutta (six onths) 2s. n.l. 2d. 2s. 2lil. 2}(l. Canton (sixty slaws) Constantinople (3 months) 110 p. 112 Frankfort (short) H fts Hong-Kong — . -} . 30. Hamburg (. h urt) Ditto (three months) Leghorn (three months) Malta (three months) 5Ol $ Paris (short) 241.97k. 2 li. 171 e. Syr Shanghai - . (six months) Saloniea (three months) Trieste Vt nice The gross traffic receipts on the West Flanders rnilways during the month of January were 1,082,. I Is. 7d., including the sums rt....ived by the govennuent for the company's account. In January, Is.:). the amount was 1,034 i. Pis. I Id., and in 1849, 9971. tts. 11d. In December, MO, the ri..: ,, ipts were 98.i1. 3s. 4d. The account of the position of the llittlk of Eng land for the week ending Saturday. the lath of Nlnrch, 1831, published pursuant to the Act 7 h: 8 Viet., c. 32, is as follows: PA X K Or PN ULAN fir the tree': en Ith • ,Ilreh 15.1 4 51. Now loosed l"' - 11..40 Preen...Pt iKlea ,evratr. Orb? Coln In itu 13,671,315 *'a.s cWllun 5343 sr.7IIASO Alderman Wilson mud r letter which he had received from Wales, enclosing a circular i-sue,lby parties who would eem to be desirous of emulating the late Capt. Routledge, (ammo fur his bill transactions. The circular stated, as usual, that the senders had on hand London and country bills of convenient amounts and ♦arious terms, with which they were ready to oblige persons in want of assistance, on rayeiring a discount of Zil. per cent. in cash fur the accom modation. 127,71!,9110 114141 X, rmplson• 0331ta .... ••• • • ........ 3.616 367 rublle Ihrprott, ioefu.L Ex , the lArvt% (-7n DOA... P..r. Acct.., 8 22'7,9 , 9 OtScr t) t.— . . •43,.ar-liyand tiff :'AIT~I ~. t.:orewttent Necar lloelwl.l [14.145 yr. otherFr.r.••ra 12 1.4.214 loW .. . 8.1/V.226 ' Gold ellit or 7(4,481 'The document was turned J. and W. Thompson, and dated 51, Wynniatt-ormt. The Alderman said he had placed the circular in the hands of Mr. Itoe with instructions to make inciuiries of the parties issuing the circulars, who were said to be respeetable brokers. Mr. Ito: was told by the landlady of the house, at jl,Wynniatt-street) that she knew nothing of Mr. Thompson. he did not reside there. Mr. Roe asked ' her if she was sure she knew nothing of the party, and she then said Oh, yes." She remembered then that she re ceived letters fur Mr. Thompson. Ile asked her fur that party's address.. but she could not tell that, as he never came there himself hut always sent his clerk. Mr. Roe then asked her if she knew the clerk's name and address, but she said she knew nu more of him than she did of his ' master. The house did not look like the mikes of a hill broker, fur the woman took in mangling, and had a notice over the door to that effect, to let the public know what occupation she followed. Alderman Wilson said he thought enough had been said to place the public on theirguard, and he felt much obliged to his Welsh correspondent fur putting it in his power to *cud out this caution through the press. Messrs. Irriny and Broom were summoned for sending out coals with an imperfeet weighing-taxi-bine, but did not appear. Thomas Winch, their carman, was summoned for a similar offence, and fined 104. with 34. co ts. Mr. Jahn Turner, of 31, Lime-street, was fined the same sum for the same default. The machine used by these parties is that known as the jock-in-the-box," constructed en the steelyard principle; but as its action and registry are concealed from the buyer, its use i s illegal. The several defendants pleaded that it was in common use, and they were not aware that it was contrary to law. - BOW-STREET. . _ e M,no,u4 .36.710,13 Much W.IMI. . W. WARSHAW . (Ws? • v..e.- The above returns, when comixtrtsl with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Cireulttiou toue Circulation active 18,7414,433 Decrease 238,625 Puhlie (lepo.its 8,227,989 Increase 211,702 Other 0.18.44 Government securities in honking department .., 14,145,2.50 Decrease 440 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both _ _ . departments Seven day and other hills- 1,021,992 Deervase 34.247 The Rest The Rt•serse According to the official returns published in the Ginptte of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the Rth of March was 3,394,476/. In the week preceding the amount was 3,381,337/. ; there is, ismseguently, an increase of 13,139!. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks du ring the same week was 2,679,303/., and the pre ceding week's return being 2,663,936 L, the incre ase is shown to be 13,367/. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England which, in the week in ques tion, was 18,994,0551. (being 241,520/. less than the week previous) we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 23,008,034/., which shows on balance a decrease of 212,814/. as com pared with the returns for the previous week end ing the Ist of March. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,373,0801., and the joint-stock banks 730,4841. bt law I the amount authorised to be issued. Robert Wilson, 19 an associate of thieves, was charged with stealing swatch front the person of Charles Terton, with •ioleaes. Prosecutor stated that he ism assistant to his father, who keeps the Victory, public house, 27, Edroundetreet, Kineeeroas. About half-pat 10 on Thanday night lan hi was walking down Castle-street, Lostaut, when be THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1851. BAILTVAYS. Th• following are yesterday's quotations; to-dais saes will be fOund in the 4th page.] tl11ARI•.. A'l/ s:oCIiSETNOCARAIMIP.D. itsaLwAvs. Aberdeen ‘mberg., Nutting., Basta and Met Jut:atm _.. Itirm.Wolv. k Stour Valley Irinetui and Lsetee .*.dedonwn Chewer en 4 Doirlsead 'I nine n a‘d DellestJune lime (CJA L C. I sad L.Li D. . . W. (TM k 11. j 'PatAera 10 ,tier E.weern talon, Claes A Rae lane Aire Do. New J 411 des Edinbureb *lid Gkodow kainnurdh, Perth,ldunder,. . Exeter and Exmouth 1 Orme there _ liallillg rf :CI!. Do. A sharre,X.L. ... Ua 4 sesre.,/1.61.441. Ot South. lin d West.iire.j Great West,ra Lassexiter ; Do. Third. . ! Latiesehire ..ml Yurbhiro Do. 'dais . Do. Wist Itidingthdoe (deemed Think Lowlier and liLiekwoll Do.Tilhury ',stens-Ai:0 ; 0 Loa., Brighti.n. tic S. Coos; I, Loudon x North.Westers Do. do., New share.. Do. Eilths . . Do. U. d sb.,M.aad R.(C) London S utlx.Wes Ihasch.,lh;x., arid doineti.,Shrf.,&Linentirala D0.M1111.3/I.laeL Do. £U ;Ewes Do. him. ood angry - VidismdlrestWestsra(L) Newiti.whet Newport, Abe: Tammy. and Hereford.- Dn. New i 20... Yo there 101111tle8 U Newry And Ensis.illm .. North North Shea North Wwiti In ... Von h &Po;uth We4.l oxsoed, Wore., Xi Waver ko tish Central ... Scottish dl uluod Do. New eg oli Clams . .l sheewebury sad LINO' W. diropabire loath heron loath Eeitcra nouth Wales inith Voikoh.iftiverDan itIVILION sod Ilartlepool.., fsw Vale Extension_ .. 111 171 3 21 die 101 llt IR $6 21 4 3 $6 20 1641. 41 3 3 34 7 II ; 17 lef 1 17i 1! St 3 9 1 ez di, I:1 12 42 ex Illv . 5 445 3 411 I 81 :I 8 8 71 8 91 4/ 164 4 .4 4 e 1 div 191 . 5.194) 491 74 - i (Ur. 60 85 es di, 10 12 pea„ 62 63 el dor 10 91 do.„ 7 6 51 5 „ „ 161 196 8 81 i 11 60 _66 .07 .124 in di 41 I 19 1 11 jl9 97 r.we 170 fii pm 6 6 3 3 pas 0 10 - 5 dig 3 4 Am if 33 113.113: Si - 3/ di. 631 611 13 121 as N 56 Of • 41 41dis 26 28 IS 12 dila 21 2 4 1 S 101 11 1 • .1 ale 10! 10 1 MO 14 19 I 7 1 111 11 1, dis 2 Si di 2 Is Ms 19 20 SIS 10 14 IS i IMO 2 n 19 SO es 24 2 4 1 09 dh 37f 161 11 dis" , 7 6 die S 34 ais 6 ex di, 17 64 631 1 111 2* 37 Pi i Pi 11 1 27 6i 7 1 1 / 1 101 11 101 1 ;.‘i Ibl 211 22j el di% 3 S Jul „ I 11 41s ~ 27i 264 LED REXTAI 4 1 pa 'V+le ul V~ atL ifaierijadl7d i:litninv. Nand nl and Limerick Tiak,Searnadenikranak 15‘;.G.1.:1;iiVaias4; York and North MkHaw! LINES LEASED AT VI Iterks ILass. Eat.S per (.1 .htuungtuatltOx! . 4Jl callotitlypd.,onvitliguar antee (lea . to Gt. Neat. I /Imo without a guarantee I ( UreetWelLtern Wall, and Dudley ea:ndlnytZurnitnnuar. (tews4:iii; - evutwe;t7rn Ditto irithout•suitrantee I(le3ort to tifeat , ii earn. Buoitinkbnmibire (lemitAl _ . . . So l:6 1 . l ibl ! lLthc . °ll6 '-' 6l T. ar 6 . 1 ' el ie ss 1124, r.I SS 1 121 , 31, 30 2,5 In! S:. SO a 2", • "3 11) • IC. 6' 2 141. lOU 20 2u It. 13 , 2 8 i 10 10 I?I 3 23 , 14 2 0 20 21.1 20 II 2$ 29i 27 28 Si Si pm 7 11 pis 17; IS 132 S 33 101 WI 130 SI x2l 23 97 113 (1. ivied to (ii.Nortliern,i orkWN Mid I Do. 5 Mums (ditto) i Awe. (ditto) Leedett BrAd ford (Midlandl LA1110,114 and GieeowieLl iiCal•ed t,, South h.-lament! 111 111 Ditto l'refeernee (ditto) 24 23 'Loweetoft Guar.4pieeent. 1 . 1.011t0 Norfolk) Northern I7istenis pr eCtj dewed to Ewo-Couotiel , 54 56 Ditto New (date) .Preettin&Wyro (lewi. Loa ,litN.Weet.WLime.MYorlii 11 43 ex dlv 01ttia 5 Pharr. (A) (ditto) 75 el pm ~ Nood., Guild., and Reigate (Wilted S with Eitiites ell 211 21( es di Royston and Macho, (load. Ito tirwt Northeia I7I 61 On ittiepretti Ezten.(ditto. 15 11 pm Soith Statturi Mire (lowed to Mr. M'Clean 2l 21 Woad Witte Valicy, 6 p. Ct. Ina. itrn it to stoe6ton*Dor. 24 23 Smierret. &Weym. (le, , ed to tin. tt miens 43 43 3 N 20 10 14 17110 PREFERENCE 811,411E.4. 'Aberdeen.- .. ... .. ' 4 din Ipm Caledoulaut ElO _. ... 61 ICLeder and Holyhead ..., 17 17, Edetangluin(3/.:0106p.Ct. ; 2 2 Ditto (IL) 7 per Cent. .. lint 0;71. 17s) 7 per Cent.. ,'E 'Mein Counties Ettena, i 5 per Ct No. I, 4 Ipm Ditto do. No. 2 par pan Do. New 6 per Cent. Stock Is' II ,Etat.C.nioa, 6 eripau.6pAt 171 171 Edinburgh, Perth, anti Dundee, 51 per :sot ...; 1 die 4pm 1 Po at Northern 5 per Cent. 11 13i Nt. Mak Weetro(l)Eighlbe. I pm Lar.eitehirelkYorks. F Eti I 14 di' ad IlaredanllttrakHuarts.l6l6, —pm Lo.orlon,Briaht.,m6.onart,l • gu.spCttlateCroyd.Thrdsi .Ditio, Preten. 5 pre Cent. I riteck,1851,tr0m501.415.6 Ditto New 'NAT. ti per Odin 139 LondonclinthWt6tem New. 11 2 ,1146.61wfLEL•se.14h.Nol 144 Ing Ito. New EIS ... .. U 1.31 Du. Eri .- .- -. 4 ups MulladtbOrote.ll.lk 13.6 p.CI 131 In Norton( Extent:on - ... 1/ 16 , Do. 54 per Cent. Ow. 44 ti at ew North British ... ... irl 24 Osiord, Worcester md Waver., t• 5,6 per Unit 14 14 pm r4trem•huryniumnin.New Ournameed ... .. .. II 114 :threw,' acCOester(Nor.W., Mo.) II ror (amt._ ..; 13 154 ex die 6rocrh Devon .. . ( I 3 IS York. Newe.lette;lk flerw ,1 lOt.North or Eaur.pareh., 16 1 7 en div Ditto Into' 41 3 „ York&N.lltd.llol:s.Pureb, 14 I die FOREIGN I ißonkiros awl Amicue Ceetrul Frame tViersoo I'Dutch Rhenish Great Ito Lao rcninoula DG. 1)0. It DI. ..D1). 103 i LILWAYS. 101 10 18 lel 41 4 dls 1 I Pis I ts 4 1 1 131 3 di SI 38 28 27 3 41 Oa 141 4/ Si aids 20 21 - 10111.40 , and 20 ; It 121. Mora al Francs . 20 , ,111 rime llordeauz ID 10 Marls =JOAN= ... 1/11 SS I rads awl Bourn . 20 i N Mark and tltr.aWrrs . 20 , L Wref od Mem 20 20 . 4 4.00144 and neve 20 IS re... 0.4 0.4.1 N4ntes 20 ri West Flanders... IS[ : 414 1 ez die i di. 17i it : I Pak 172 I 131 y 311 1547 15e i ez div 101 j 1 IN i 34 i in 2i I I ll l i l t 1 41 6 34 11i 12 Ilin ii 1 YAMHESTER, March 21. SToCK EICRANOZ.—There has not been a large amount ol biennia, bat prkas are firm and alighur in advanc.: in. rome In- Isinesshire and Yorkshireo,' 64, 63, 62i, ; Edinburgh and Glasgow 34, ; Lin Linea-hire, I, i; Ci•iledordanp, j ; 36j, 37, 661; South Easters, 2a. BIRMINGIIA.V, March 21. WINDING-UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. LONDON AND BIRIENOIIAId EXTENSION RAlL !WAT.—Yesterdav, after euusiderable discussion hefore his Honour Master Blunt. it was agreed that the claim of Mr. Prichard, the engineer, of .5,0001. against this estate. shoald be referred to the arbitration of counsel. There are be tween 15,0001. and 20,000 L, consisting of claims to be dis puted to be brought en by Mr. Croysdill, the official ma nager, and his solicitors, Nfessrs. Hanslip and Manning. HLLL PUBLIC BATH COMPANY.—Yesterday his Honour 6ir Win. Horne placed on the list, with five damp tious, 80 shareholders in class 2 of contributories who had agreed to take one share each, on production of the share 'certificates which had endorsed on them that the parties had paid the first and second call. The five cases in ques tion were excused on the production of affidavits stating that the payments made by the parties were in the nature of "charitable donations:" The whole of the 3rd class 1 having been expunged, the list of cateributories is now set tled, and the next matter far consideration will be a call to pay off the debts. SEA, FIRE, LIrE A. , SERANCE ComrANT.--Yester day a claim of Mr. C. T. Pratt, in respect of a la of ex change for 3001., was brought in to be allowed under this estate. It was opposed by lialsworthy, solicitor to the offi cial manager, Mr. truest, on the ground of informality on the fare of the bill, and its being negotiated by Mr. Angus tus Collingbridge, the managing director of . the company (by whom it was drawn in his own favour), after the tune ( par.y had failed.—His Honour intimated that he should send 1 the claim to be tried at common law. Isio. STOCK EXCRANGL.—This market was steady to-day, with r .tht r fernOrden to sell Ulan of lc.. Shrewsbury and bir own2ll on A's were done at 3 de.; and Ws at 21, 38. Oa. 9i., end 21 Ute. BRISTOL, March 21. PUCE EXCHANGE. —The market was again firmer, and la Gnat Wetter= • 'loud hue Dm wa dune. They left off at 90, and the New Shane of the mesa oulapsay elo.ed at 2 dls. LEEDS, March 21. STnCE EICRANOIL—Thenhas been much business done nturning, and the transaminas show so isproweserst upon Fetter des rates. The folkiwing tees the/ales :—Araherkste, Notungham, and ho-tons, 3, 31.3 dls. ; "%lest Eiteusinns, No. 2, ad ac West. Vrekehire Preference, 31 ; Yorkshire Soaking Company se :.re s. 3; Ea 4 Lanesehines, 171. 16.. 9d, 171. 1118. 9d., 171. Ise. Id.; leurceshire and Wettable., 421, 631. 63; End and West Verashires, 13. Leeds and Thir.ke, 19.191 ; ditto Fifths, por; Thwart Estenakwa„ No. 3, Isar; Nara Westerns. 101 die.; Kid :and Stack, 611, 61;; South Eastern and Doyens ; Matlock and Dutton, 31. to.; 31 die, ; Northern Countles Unions, 21 din; 501. )lid undo, 12 ; die. ; York and North Midlands, 263; 101. *washes ter and Sheffield Preference, 121. REMUNERATION OF OFFICIAL MANACIERS.—The subject is now undergoing the consideration of the Muter. in Chancery, it being found that the per centers. pay ment prescribed by the act of parliament would, with the exception of cam* where the receipts are large, be totally incommensurate with the work and Lbw dose. 83k 100 32 1361 143 188 TlOl 90 219 lilt 22i 236 168 2621 90 260 470 1711 239 121 5191 4 173! 239 11 160 2$ 491 111 167 9 26 4961 60 rccd,a.. I Fro* the LONDON GAZETTE —Friday, Ittr:h 21 B•rrr,. AIIIIRr4or7I. PRESTON AND WYrtf--A meeting of the share holders in this company was held yesterday at the Clarence Hotel, Manchester. The directors present were—Mr. Charley Swainson. who took the chair : Mr. William Tay lor, Mr. Alderman Bancroft, Mr. WiNiern Gibb, Rev. Birley, Mr. Honey Newberry, and Mr. Tootal. The Chairman said he hoped the meeting would be a very brief one, as the late directors (who no longer held office because the line was amalgamated with the Lancashire Company) had merely called the shareholders together to afford an opportu nity for resolutions lasing proposed us to the small balance of capital which remained to be distributtsl after all the compa ny's liabilities had lava .!ischarged. Mr. Bancruttlit n mail a series of figures. showhet that the balance which remained in the hands of the company was 607/. sis. fad. Ile explained that an item of 2,375/. tis. 94., had been paid to the Lanca shire and 'Yorkshire Company to settle a dispute with that company as to a share in the result :of the railway. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Company had claimed a sum which would in etLet have left this company 2,000/. fu debt, but he (Mr. Bancroft) haddismsed the question with Mr. Gill, the chairman of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company, and Mr. Entwisle, and the amount WWI ulti mately fixed at 2,37.3/. Ss. 9d. A discussion then took place as to whether the shareholders should now determine how the balance should he divided, or whether it should he left to the directors to decide the matter. It was ultimately resolved, on the motion of Mr. L. Simpson, •• That the balance now declared be divided by the board in such pro portions as they shall think fit."—A vote of thanks was then passed to the chairman, and the meeting terminated. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY COMPANY.—The half hearly meeting of the shareholders in this company was eld on Thursday, in Gibbs' Royal Hotel, Glasgow, John Leartuonth, Esq., of Dean, in the chair. The report of the directors stated that the traffic for the last half-year had not increased in the expected proportion; the system of very cheap fares fur short Instances would be renewed in the ensuing summer; the arrears of calls coming in slowly. measures were being tak..n to compel payment, and it was recommended to sell at the present juncture some of the forfeited shams. The report, utter some discussion, was ap proved of, and a dividend on the gu,/rAntred 61. shares the the half•yeur ending :Alt Jan. w.., taino.tuct.tl for payment on Monday next. The meeting then separated. MIIRUPTS. SCDTCII,SKCPIEsTRATIOSS.. Lmneasb'rr ..c4 to rum,: :cr Ay d. 4 and :11, 12. at la . ...tte.ie;eul7l: Ma., 314,1,14 It 4um.le.Moorr, Lantaimire; tit marg., Frame. Man+hvier. ROGIRT Ripon, Yorkahire, nr.keaper, Apr,l In ...I Mn 2, s , 11, at Leeds Court. Solo., F.r eery , WAG, unu Nay tar, Lads ; off. wig., Young, Leads. TIl4llAel DIAN, Srvwmbe, Cheshire, chernLvt, April 3 and 25, a: 11. at Liver'. 4 COWL Sot., TUIIIOIII, Liverpool; en. a•ma., Turner. Liverpml. JAMO F 011.14, Liverpool, lawman,)Tarr' 31 ant Ipril 2,1, at 11, at lArsrporrlCaurt. Sot., William+, Liverpool; oti. , Cars n 0.., Lieerpool. Wituaw Joe, Ilawiar, Woolwich, Kent, grocer, March 2.; at 11, May 3 ut tl, at tlaulnahall-etreet. lhaby, Loam-place, Fin•tiary; oft asiire., Penne!, Guil.lhall-clu otara law co Lee.. 11.1RBOCK. Manelneier, dry -alter April 3 and May ~ at 12, at Mancaniter alrt. (Audi& and Co., Mau:hewer; off. wad; , Lee, Manchester. WII TACIT. and Bali JACA•IIs, Great Rouse:l44feet, Tottenham-coact-road, linendrapers, A .1 at 2, and day 6 at 12, at Badaghill,trert. 504., :Autry unit Ii clernian, Lieeonehire-ter. race, lligh-.beet, Marylebone; ott. asng., Whitmore, diontirova. • nit. Iran Trantl 4 ~ h uekborgh, WarnicloCre, de ler in mine, .1 ores, Marra Al an d .tpnl 24, :t bununrb on C nrt. , Kirby, Wairak. na:cr.sm and Co., 13 irnungnon ; , Ulna- tie, Dirmoiiiaasa. _ 1111,11 V WAT,OV and Sour Gam.: llwo, Elizabeth-brulae Wharf, l'ardica, and datiagb name, lien . , cement inentoacturerf, Aord and May 2, at 12, at liauumehall-atreet. I'OVOCA Bartlrdomeir-eiutie; of. :wig., Graham, Colt.n.n.o.reet. Joan w.lt.tanse, Ripon, Yortaaire, draper, Moth ji and April 29, at 12, L-edi t out. Mead,. ICo :11anetieitie, and Rir,lardeuat and Gaunt, lard.; af. mom, Hope, Letda. BANKILLPICY el:PELabEur Feb. I. Perru 31Antate, Curtain-ree.i, c.tbinet DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND 4. , JAXLS Amts and CHAutte St-tIItitIAND, Pg. Iletcres-plate, City. Mr. y, chukta - all dir. of tt Said., Match 27, and tb.:tc suboannent lours. darn, at Stanalettes, Bannahsll.aucet. Sowltao Bus.•...,South.on, Warwicludnre, grocer-Ist I iin. of 2s. Ad., March 20, and any subacquen: Thurad.ty, at %aim*" terminal...on WILL.. J.,1,1 Ji.an to (..1...1, Exeter, pater tardier aid. of Jid., 13n; mil. 1--1-. any lussat ty atter March 23, at II tri zee, Ewer. Aberdeen 1 144 1,258 FltEldinit n lits .V, Pncettax.e hart, Unitelt isnot, coal merchant-2nd Belfast and &airmen* Belfast and County Down : - 168 wards', saninos,'s.rourt. Birkenhead, Lane., & Chishire', 803 i 1,058 J ",..7.1. ) " . '„ v .' ; . 1 , 1 'Arr i r..f,',, , g r= . t4“ ' Bolton, Blackburn, & W.Yorie.• 442, 664 any ry t i t .enn ~ yreto”, Weft 4anitbi.rl.l, l'il)-, lead and gen Bristol and Exeter , 3,451, 3 ,7 88 manains 4. -20, i dov. ot St., March 22, and three subsequent Tours. Caledonian ' 6,010] 6,038 dale, at btansookrs, liacinglaiall.atrott. Chester and Holylu ail , 1,3211 1 2,187 Oust; a Ileenti tun, Dudley-grove, Vaahoington, ironmonger -2nd dia. Cork. Blarkruck, and Passage , - - on 414., Marcy 21, dud Wire sumo/laud raturLapt, a; Edwards', tiambrook.eeurt. Dublin and Belfast J une Mon , I S 7; 388 WtilJele 11-t, ill ekt, Brighton, wire n0rth,.,..-2nd die. of 2,1., Dublin and Drogheda l:3 BOl Mann .7, nod three subsequent Iburslays, at Sitinaleltra, basing. Dublin and &kin...town Dundee and Arlissallt - ; 339 Jallt.P her, treirkerne, Sonterset.bire, wine :11d spirit nu:rebut-- Duntlee,l'ertlLAlwnlecn J uue 631 8 0 0 lot die. at n... so., any Tuesday, at 'brim's, Exeter. Dundalk and Enniskillen 1311 146 Rearar Lot,s, noun, Taverton,Lrevonstart , , rcrivvnt r- further div. of : Jr.l., at m y Tu- wain at Ihrtael s, Earer. East Anoint,' . 6;01 594 Thomas a: los usarea, ustad, tailor-4th div. of 194., Marsh 22, East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Nortnik 11,39 , 811,869 loss Mal I,ltWe ...td l'lttet.te Ina art •M A Mitten, Luipping Norton, &went Union I 1.910 1,864 ustormtnre, and chipping Gametes; Gloacestordatro, tanners-4m Edinburgh and Glasgow I . 3,020' 3,667 die. rd lid., Match 20, and any suuno,uvut 'fun sday, at %rainy's, arrow:iglu:a. Edinburgh, Perth,aatiDundee. 2,162. 1,900.... %title% HAN:. Pool, lloniton, Devonothire, t ' ,l dm. runless - : ale 2 ei 'U... way Tuesday anew March 25, at li e to Last, r. Glatagow and South Weste-rn CiLeguw,l'aialeyouttl Greenock. 917 1 984 lst din. of C. I .0., Match 2to, and any satatopant `lhuratay, at tireat Northern& li.Lineoinsh.' , 2,8291 7.656 l's , '" , Ao'wh"''''' r. Great Southern de Westsrulir 3,906. 4,125 8 ""'" I ''''' .. " . ' 14r•dmm. . Even, era ` l " ;er-:" al' 012.'d ., Much 27, au,. tune sates guont saturdays, at Stakslogl',:, Basing ( )i 6 reat Western 13,1114,13,539 ga,... m .„. t . Lancaster and Carlisle , 3,241 i 3,815 Janis It -tor., Ptarattreet, I,eicestarastuare, currier-Ind di,. of Lancashire nod Yorkshire... 111,813 13,923 21dn Moan 22, and Om subsequent &lard o2s, at Ealwaids', dans laaals and Thirsk 1 674: 840 kscaurt. 10V 293 Jolts thaws , Stamford, Lincolnshire, draper-Ist div. re 3a. rd., I; eri vtuol,Cros &loy, Southport , • Marta '27 taxi three subsequent lbw/slap, at Stanstald's, Sameg. landau and North Weston% 40.145! 39,051 ' , i. ." ~„. _...., a. London anti Blatlewall London, Brighton, and 8. L'oast: 7.024 7,621 die, of 1.. ad., Ala. on 2.', and throe eubsequest saturthiya, at London and South Westsru I.ostdonderry :mil Ennisk il len'. 17 167 Jars al siddsv, Old-snort, carpenter-2nd din. of Jo., March 22, and three ar.t..., wa S a.turdeys, tte ist ,utdayo, at Ealnu, standar. L- C - 4. t. Nlan.. Buxton, 4: Mati , seli, Sc. 104 1 1.2.2 fir naafi* tie, 1N.,. 5, 01.5 TAILS; T)Watll. Jth, Col.iwidl, ,urgrors- Manch,t,r, Shelf., & Lincoln.' 4,9081 5,894 Irt div. ,4 IL, any Tuesday, at Ifirrers. batter. .Ittiteheatertnul SoutliJunctiont 3481 407 CIiAILLA WkintintiLT ' Down.street,Pagactilly, ironmonger-2nd •hy. Maryport and Carlisle ' 11561 614 ut 244., Marta 27, anal throe suaroduent Inuiadays, at *Ammonia., Niidland 21,047, 20,484 haainglialLatrect. Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,004' 1,125 DIVIoLSOS.-April 26. S. Anew. 'lanky, Staffordshire, scrivener Monklatuls 1 4 ~a. . seller-April IL A. 'moan and W. &odd, 4 toorpool, provisen riser. Newc.estle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western 1 4_,370: 4,739 48 il ue ar ruh tite i d, ,,.. ek v is . b 4 o r e .... , a l l p i r l i n i iu , Lular j. t ut urer at -4 , p u j , i1 n 1 u . 1 , , e ,. . Clayton, I...:.thwe he a d y. m1. ,, n8. ,, , 1,212' Scottish Cent rat ,„„ Ur:over-A r t i 1 14. C. Crudlfinetow. ll l 4oll , of-Insd4fine. 11'..0.81 , 1' Scottish 1 idland „ I 3 7.......1 ~,- -Al ru 11. I'. Listby,llythe, Kent, budaer-Apa il 11. J. bison, Nor. Shrewsbury and Birmingnam i imo, 611 ley, Yuelelaire, dyer-April 1. MAIM rule,, Reading, lanisture, Shrew-share and ('heater I 1,200 1,478 baker-Alain /. LI as Vaud and 11. B. Lott, Hunt. u, Dtrouratit, Shr, a ahire . U Mon 1 4271 614 annals - Ay, :I 14. ii. liadaden, Soulful., Mall, No, ti,..0....,b il 4 South Dotson I 1,e20 1,714 'lkr--.l•l'fli 14. J. tstletten, Leeds wood. talrAlper- April South Baste ~ 8,268 1 8,718 Lonhortte And A. A. Lenoir, Liverpool, wato aer hant -Apt II 11. J. ~,„ lags, Ilentry- ht W.'s lak,litry, .urgeon-.‘in d 11. la. Step. South Walra 1 - ws tint, 1-..uit-etttcl, Walwurth, contains urewor -Ai rd it. C. W. Mat. SouthYork.,Dtmeaster& Goole, 1,000; 1.277 1.4...., m wil.g alma, City, wino marsh:Ant -April I. C. snob, a ri a. Tun' Vale ' 1,933. 2,:810 Linty. Lea Isbiro, lauur -April i 4. W. timid; lin,feky, Stagortishire, Ulster Bl 861 motel rative..er - April In. J. Wausau, hu r lerni laud. atop ballot r wat,,,nn.d and Limerick 0 ., ", J• n yatt, yan Ml:tenon, rtulnerresirt, truce. Weet f'ornwall ‘""' "‘• ' CRlttle'ltat i c e to se granted, nuass cuise be shown to the contrary, Whitehasen Junction I 208 , 181 on tlas day of martit.s. York and N e s i N e r r t it l is , , ) a i n ian d Baid 0rwink 1 12,"293 ,452 . 1 12 : 0 , 65 April IS. T. Evans, Von Dawn, Ca lte.ralgeshiro, innkeep il er-Apr 14. E. Leigh., Lnossup, Derbyshire, . cotton tuenulucturer -April la. Fogging. 1 C. Mantua, Acwantria.t, Candmivatalute away svabto keeper. Amiens and Boulogne - T. 'Allen an IW. Bober:chair, ' 'in t ! ,„ Craw:Led-afloat, St. Nair) ktee.r, trittlnattg al vie -J. 1 /Ando and C. 1/iv1.14.• - -T. Liu% h.oon, jun., td W. Monterenu and Troyes Northern of France 16,409 15,412 , Salfurd, IJutctelarc, oadnuot sad coact maker", co tar as regards C. Orleans to Iluurirts* (Cent.) ... 2,636 3,314 11.),..1-1/. c.ravr mat s. Ileathuote, l'...lettell, Lant.turr, a wanton Orleans to Bordeaux , 2,814 2.739 .. Mrs./a-J. 1i,...1d and U. tiould, I.llnattng,tult, 2 tt ti:tre-J. cliche, 2. Paris and Orleans , 7,466 7,4241 ' • L. .. rep: as J Hun--r. James and J. L. 1,..er, %%oud-nd Slide, neat Paris and It"ava • 6 ,742: 6 , 2 7 8 snow', Glances ersaue, paper itianonan.urcra -It. C. Johnson, C. IL Bonen and Iluvre j 2,104: 2,0731 ?licher, ton t. than, Lim swath, match ma:mho:tun a, lei NS as re. Kande F. Unit-It. V. Leach, U. W. Waal, and E. T. Jones, Britons a terry, tiL an re aadagshi, white hail natal ,ttuter•- I'. Mocha-11 and ' W. Allen, llt...riton.upon-Matlock, Lusaka hire, tolnera-G. Ihwitan and J. Aruo.d, liziatotl, bakers-J. Oraoine and W. Bunt, St. Mahn's, Lane...x.4lre, aputhorarita -J. Porn r anti I. It. Mader-m, Dar. hell, Indiana.% femora J. Raiatrak -ad to. Atkinson, Bradford, ltuelylatte, Lulluo e -J. !taws and E. Tim or, Old: in., I Lanuebire, out- Us Pplailrnk- It. btoclidato and 11. Al arson, 11,,wen, Yorkshire, whealwrights -J. Pet; ung and T. St , ono, sruwiscourt, Cnancrrydano, stereotnaa s- E. G. IN adhatun and T. W. Itytuttl, 'lla sno--otreet, Qtr, t o / as t dew, -J, Weeder and J. 14,44.11.., Kaateustall, L.ll. CaNal4l . , jOinel 1.-S. ka hit' ley and C. Nam, Milord, Lancashire, canna brewers-11. Williams and E. Noel, Mintrgagssarett, City, ensfunlara. r, currier—:e: div. of 3s. Jana 11.03 PAT DENNI•IorN, Glasgow, merchant, Hatch 78 and April 171, at t $ or 4 Eithange, t daedow. nt.exaNuar Goats's,. Drutubl-tle, urcrte, 11..rch .7 and Apr,: 17, at 1.1,.. Huy& lloat."1, ;boat en. . Jamtai ?Amy/um, 61..g.ar. % ilk mercer, 111. alb ri and April 15, at Use burk'o !lead Hotel, 1.115,ipm. ObVia.• 010, falaryp,w, how e lactur, Mar..., .5 and April 15, at the I Star fotel, UlAtivir. METALS.—Mr.Muate's circular states that Welch har iron is in moderate demand; the accounts from the United States arc not so encouraging to shippers. BM!: arc in good request. Several smeial agents from America an: here, til , 11:11VOUrillg to purchase on debenture payments Staffordshire iron, a good Moines:: doing; Scotch pig iron has submitted to a decline of 15. pc r tot.; Swedish iron several sales have been effected for spring shipments ; SW ' dish steel in lair request; copper remains the Mime ac last week; yellow metal sheathing—a fair basiness cluing ; British tin is in small demand; foreign tin—not Lay bargains hare transpired; spelter—a parcel of 120 tons, which was ht-hi by a speculator for sonic months, has been forced on the tier ket, and realised l-t. 17s. Gal. The stocks at Hamburg and Stettin are unprecedentedly low, and the last quotations from thence are equal to 16/. 10s. delivered here. Lead Li very firm; tin plates are less inquired for, and wives an, 6d. per boa in favour of the buyer. COLLIIiftV EXPLOSION AT ASHTON-UNDER-LYNX.— A coroner's, inquisition was held, on Thursday evening, at Ashton-under-Lyne, into the cause of death of five colliers. 1 who had died from injuries received at the colliery of I Messrs. John Kenworthy and Bri.thers. l'lto names of the deceased men were—William Joule, aged 33 (leaving a widow and family); James Andrew, 18, John Ogden, 31), John Booth, 211 (single men); and Matthew Andrews. There had also been several other colliers burnt. William Ilarrop, a (sillier, who had worked in the mine mine as tbs deceased, stated that the unfortunate men had died from burns sustained in consequence of a quan tity of foul air taking fire in the mine on Mon day. The explosion took place at the bottom of a declivity in the workings called the engine -brow, He was warned of the occurrence by a gust of wind which and witness was employed about :al yards from the piaci:. extinguished his lamp. Ile attempted to make his way to the engine brow, but was delayed:shout ten minutes by the strength of thu sulphur; after that, however, he made another effort and succeeded in reaching a point where the air was purer. When the sulphur had cleared away to some extent ho accompanied others of the miners in search of their companions, and he described the finding of the de ceased colliers—three of them alive at the time but shock ingly burnt. Joule lived sufficiently lung to give an account of the uceiirrsnee, which lie hail caused by his own iiiipnt dcnee. He said he worked with the top of his Davy lamp off, and had placed it on a ledge of coal near the roof of the working after going to another part uf the mine, and had scarcely dime so when the foul air was ignited, and the place where he stead was in a sheet of fire in an instant. Joule had always worked with th e top of his lamp off, though he been threatened by Benjamin Miller, this underlooker to the colliery, with expulsion, for doing so, and was, besides that, liable to u penalty of Ls., by agree ment among his fellow-workmen. The mine was very well ventilated ou the whole, but the colliers had of late taken coal fr.ou the pillars left as intervals for the support of the roof, awl earth had fallen in and blocked up the air pas sages. Witness had spoken to Miller about this obstruc tion, as rendering the part of the mine which had tired unsafe, but he hail replied, " Oh, it's so open, it will work round."—The jury found a verdict to the effect that the deceased came to their deaths accidentally, but they thought the underlooker had neglected his duty, and desired that ic government inspector might be sent down to examine the workings, to render the mine safe fur the future. ANaltElt FATAL. BOILER Ex PLOSION.—On Satur day morning last, a boiler belonging to an engine used fur the pumping of water at Miura Blackwell and Co.'s col liery, at Russell's Hall, Dudley, suddenly exploded, and severely injured two men named Hichuid Bowkley and Samuel Holden, the former of whom, who was employed as the ermine-man, expired from the effects of the injuries on Monday morning. The explosion wee attended with such violence, that the boiler (with the exception of the bottom-plate, which was not removed), was carried to a distance of 70 or 80 yards, and some of the pipes were blown to a still greater distance, several having burrowed themselves into the earth. T he immediate cause of the explosion we have not as yet been able to ascertain.— Wor cestershire Clervetick. in is I 3 4 99 1 efoi i 9i 3j I 3 j - li al I d l . 19 20 91 ! I i 19dia i n 7111 id / 8 1 lil4 cz dl, H II ex dig liSf i 17 „ 1 S 7 l Se S 1.. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK Mlle. try.ened. Nunn. of itallway. 1850. ! DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, MATICN V. 18. A. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nino o'clock yestenlay morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. awe: Wind. j - - - Nam al PIN.. atrensth of State ot Headier. Wind. - - - - &LW. G• ntle news. Heavy Hain LW. :Pruner Breeze Pay alit Ciondy LW. Strong Itesese Partially (Sondy LW. Gentle teem Otercsat W. Hard Wind Partially Costly .W. i Heinle thine °mesa testae me an, are vet re twonowp (Llama.) eLTINPVTII..... ..... nal ..... GREENWICH! Gentle larerze '.,,venror ...... Ikaarmams COXMAT .....„ 'loL•uw, --- LrvaarooL , I•CrWM &rang Breese !Wong Breeze &W. flew le t rtere C.oudy Overcrt Overcutt .• Strong RIWZO ki.W. Mt• Zig Brtlllo 6. G•-title Brow (lends Liene Or -re.ut Part.lls elr..d• Partially Cif ly Gramma LW. I Ciesit:s r.ruise I Partially ennui) &by W.l Gristle Preen Medlin* 6.W. Gentle lirtrae Partially (",17 S. &pry'. Lreeae Partially ( I ,, ady • I Genus Parialls Gluon: 6. Puront Breeze Mowry RR. Gr .le •er-t Rain E. Strung Piero.' Rue RE. Etr oat Rain THIS DAY, Hoots. Coarse of Wind. Strength of wind. meta of lbe Weutbef. W.S.W. Gentle none. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publicition yesterday: they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. Cosi I 8. cs su C.aar.ow I LW. I 8 L 88•1 Wmersouvor Struog "cone :4trong 'nem Parti,lly Cowl) Hard Wind Hain Stilt riven Partially Clonty Calm Prke:pally ( - war Heat!, Brom I Partially Maud, SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.—The performances at this theatre on Thursday evening were for the benefit of the London District Letter Carriers' Society and Associa tion, which aims to improve the lot of a most useful and toilworn claw by opening to them a way of provident co operation. The associated pay fixed sums at stated periods to form a fund, out of which pensions are granted to those who havo worn out their energies in the public service, and annuities are provided for widows. The theatre was crowded at this benefit, and the pieces selected for the urea• Ili012—“ Richelieu" and "Charles the Second"—wore pre. seated in the usual style of the house. 241=3 17 I 17 I' t I