The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-06 00:00:00

ant's approval) they mayname in their places. 9. The three highest pew•rate.pgera In the electoral division not in cluded under the above heads. SCOTLAND. EDINBURGH. Mace 4. The education committee of the Free Church have rewired to grant salaries to their teachers in propor- tion u their talents may be developed by examina tion. Three rates, 20!, 301., and 431. per annum bare been fixed on, exclusive of fees. The central board of management on Highland destitution, have arranged that the Edinburgh section, shall conduct the details of distribution for Orkney Shetland, Caithness, Sutherland, &c. ; and that the Glasgow secti3n take charge of Argyleahire, the Western Islands, &c. Paid inspectors are to visit the local committees, in order to insure the exact ful filment of the rules of the board. ELZOFIOR or Loan RICTOR OF MARDICHAL COLLROR, ADERDISRPC — This annual election wss held on Monday last. Two candidates were proposed—the Hail of Rose, and the Right Hoe. T. B. Macaulay. Tile result was an equal num ber of votes for each, so fax as the four nations were con cerned ; the menet Mar and Buchan, retina Inc Lord ROM ; and those of Angus and Meuns, for Mr. Macaulay. The absolute number of individual rotes we in favour of Ms lordship ; but this result does not, of course, affect an sloshes determined by the votes of the nations into which the whirls body oldie students are divided. Under these cireumstanere, the tasting-vote rests with the former Lord Rector. That °Moe wailed hell by Mr. Sheriff Alison, who was elected and installed in 1845, and re-elected but not rc-installed, last year. In consequence of the omission of this ceremony, • doubt elate, whether Mr. Alison is entitled to give the eating-vote ; and that, with a view to clear up the matter, application has been made to the authorities of Glasgow University, for information as to how they settle such cases. Wice Rion.—The fritarnser Courier gives an int.rest hsg tithe circumstances which led to the employ- Med eflaysest sad ball at the late outbreak in Wick ; and • muffed bead to quote it (as entering into more detail than the Led AATesato in his explanatory statement) in justice lithe reatety !Mee present on the oecasion. " Sheri ff Thonp -4110 brag ~Wad Ot an legation on the part of liberash be wattle • small mealy* st the wharf at Wick loscl bg walk grain, Capt. Oman was eadseed to put a guard on loordtkit vessel for her pnesetiem This was on the evening Of Weigel*. no grid used tad of an officer (Lieut. Brett) red if wade. Capt. Gerdes assoapanied Lieut.. Brett to thimble. wherein immure nee hod collected, manifest ing the mat violent mid hmefßs hellap. To avoid being hemmed O. the military dewed the pier, and then formed in line amass ft. At this rims • party of sailors and others— about tweedy men—under pretence of haiding up a Promise vessel OM' had touched the ground, meshed suddenly be- Ned the satins with a cable, and had not the men been imtaady thrown back against a wall, seem of this mast have been hurled into the water. It has, we understand, been eiserly ascertained that the intention of the rioters was to get this repo round the party aad force them over the pier. The MM. looked so seises - now, that Captain Gordon wooed the Masser in a beet (the s g to the pier being dosed op with • deem mowd), end dawn the sheriff with a rein of keeps. OE ving at the opening of the pier they fraud a formidable herein& of large boats obstructing the passage, and Lieut. Brett was perented from joining them. The position of this Maur new became es- Meniely ',Weak The mob was furious, end atoms were thrown with perevielsese,striking Lieut. Brett andsevaral of the men. The pelisse's who was with the military,caleekted that not less Om BPS weer were present in the epees interposed between them mil the bathe of boats il A r ut yards), which mireee deems mass alma mid Brett found seimasary to force the sub beget Taira by late degrees, at e l = of the bayou% what to his surprise he found the we kw* Alluded to. The moles, and Bedside of this caw, snit the admirable temper et the awe, eider thee meet trying and difficult einenistomes, deserve el the praise tbey have received. On the arrival of the froth Weeps *said Act was read, and • position in front of the barge vas taken up. For one hour the soldiers were exposed to every insult that can be imagined. The men were pelted, epic u struck with stones, assa il ed with opprobrious epi thets, but pon, not a man moved nor war a word spoken in reply. A gentleman who was present remarks, " I cannot conceive that veteran troops could have borne such gross usage better then these young soldiers did." An order wee then given to Capt. Gordon by the sheriff to clear the streets, which was done with the bayonet, but we are happy to hear that ao man was much hurt. The tiring as before mentioned, was the result of an unprovoked and severe volley of stones that took place some time afterwarda PROVINCIAL. Two Menonstremi EARLY CLOSING SOIREE, OIL Thurs day night, did not prove to be so brilliant an affair as was expected. There was a large and highly respectable com pany at the Free-trade Hall, but the peers and right honour ables, announced in "confident hope " for weeks previously, did not attend. Berl Dmie, who had given a promise to take the chair, wrote at the 44 moment to my that indis position kept him away. The earns excuse was urged by the Archbishop of Dublin, and the letter of Sir Robert Peel turned out to he a cruel forgery practised upon the meocia tion. Mr. Charles Swain, t h e poet, took the chair under these eirosimstanow, and the principal speakers were Dr. Reid and Mr. S. C. ZTd. The proceedings pawed off very creditably, though commenced under such di advantages. Tae *Nouns or LANCASTER SANDS.—On Sunday last, these sands, which have proved fatal to many an in caution, and adventurous traveller, were within an ace of be coming the theatre of a wholesale catastrophe. On the arrival, shortly before three o'clock in the afternoon, of one of the Ulverstone coaches from Lancaster, at the river Beer, which empties itself into Morecambe Bay, a short distance from Kant's Bank, and is the first stream of any magnitude to be forded, Croskill, the guide, could not be found. Anxious to avoid de/ay, the driver, W. Fleming, attempted to ones, • but feeling the sends give way beneath his horses' feet, was compelled to tarn back. The driver then made • second attempt. a little lower down, but with a still more disastrous result, both coach and horsed gradually Woking until the forewheels were no longer visible, and the animah themselve• above chest-deep in the unexpected quick sand. The passengers, of whom there was a full complement, lent their assistenoe, at considerable personal risk in cutting the traces and extricating the hones. The leaders, being near the o=ite side, were got out with lees difficulty than could have antioileded: bat the wheelers were se deeply em bedded, that it was feared they would have to be abandoned. A9ast, and, as it fortunately peered, snecessfal effort, was mole. The pose creatures, however, were so worn out by their struggles, that on being dragged high and dry, they could barely retain their footing. Thee of the passengers pursued their journey oa foot across the sands, notwith standing the uncomfortable plight they must naturally have been in from half en hour's immersion to the breast, and reached Kent's Bank, the next stage, a distance of about *even miles, in safety. The coach was not recovered until meat morning, 1•111.12SMISSTRI:19 Tea ROPOZNATION OF J trvantr.s CRIMINAL/1.-ISt/M -LITT OP SONKAAT CONVICTIONS. At the Birroinghess sestione, yesterday, Yr. M. D. Hip, the recorder, in hie charge to the grata jury, reined to the commie Ise of offences by the 3roseg, sod to the great increase of aims is that tows daring the hat demo moths. Oa this= said those was ~anent mew at week—as of whisk woad threw ems light ea the sebiest. Thee was, however, great hope Mot SSW woad be Whet le remove these. It was SOUS emimeoea b know Met IPS& &rectal attempts is this dinettes wan abost is he wade by her hi eSt ie :itatele. It lad bees diesevered that they had all beta yesseading on a mistakes priesipie; may con hand of dietioisidag mime, it Masted sad sneered it. Paribas mamas, yam yeas= la per dealer, sanessely, by abet YON espristemeekbed bees toad to fatalimis them with the pci ; to ham al that wheaten, dread Ode gem, berms by this seesed puma en, a child wire most et k (by that gernhisa of mane white esaksead itself to themisimese) reseedied hieesif to Mifforeellmt, and by the lies his ihrtaight er same mad sl the dread of jasties wa s era;; he beam 7= sa ser imether ears. sod ed ger gee ssgreadded hismalhat this raying ai ats had attracted the agouties of Ma grows meat, who were most lemaly and ably abseil to soiles vom to remove it. It wee mow mivemally admitted that ff rare. wee net la be ellahred by _etressilary punier merle at hest enryethig that Ismisd to it woad he kept ie view." einem COXIIIIINON IT TIN Loam-LIMPTINANT.—O. K. Carr, Esq., to be major, vice J. Pains, promoted, of the Royal Baser Militia. AND CLERICAL NEWS. Dell. We Neel Set were Wien of Urn. OIL ADM VINO •Inerds 01 liplaww Tonleinn: lea.npri. IS.11, • •••nr onetsr of Ow. Ch. Cell., yes WIN fellow of Net At Me non et the Pim neeminna boa Omni Cessesin inset,—Ctrl es Trinity, les beea ended Pitt War. To Dew or Wanton bald es erinettss es Soft Lk, non Iliseles globes were Innen to ling twies:—Deents: =SA isnra Linpety D Bi rt .ift. Ten si l iair alk Onset reariP. Inn laws. new Own lest tit Wine toe oars. In Ow! ealited Own. Won new br oat elnwillas ArAnnr. P=th an i etaebesee; no • a Wenn to SI. Own Weeny, is the •—llee. O. IL Celeelam V. el St nen, inter, to • at ant=el nr c az : Wiens, to Ow. en en dle. Wommer; lin new is /OW Maw* 1, I& WI de. Inns; Slat t i i i e Cisselne. In. W. K. In ii, P.O. el ft. Um, le le Own* Mo. BIM dant; few. 1. Padnell. te Sega ile. no. B. Stan. DWI. Cl seer. i =s York. be. Weiki•k=lT.lll6 Ind 4116 ; sm. v ita inesseee; pet. Wie Sine Panne end Nelhatel. j. p io dom G. Inendise, now Revd. Won, It. et - Miends, to be Sielnew el Cassir. Arreamennw—How. H. V. lids. Awl P.C., Mak no. Worn* odes lin Penn: •lbw J. Ore eel IL Clenin. C. &so, ink, Speabellll, Sunk Asst , 1/74 Pares: lie rear VACUIT.-11i. Me W& w% Canal C,fllsslk.ly dedb et Wm N. A. nower4, NAVAL. Maim 11.--Webswe et LA tha t E i lrquielts par ta thtlerteur u Zt i laitZ . o n smir brae Ma as a re irma atesseli =pp/ Is Mew bar bompueled Imre dm Sow i pnwillorb Wei erl *Oft the wasemtal a/ lila" me al = as illeatt roseive ted rowel *dr somlin rid* emit. The Cleopatra, re, (bollix' World, Es hourly evicted tram the Ceps, Whig boded letters to the wined. AINSUULTT, MARCO 6.—Amsinimm—liest. T. Iltcht no, to Apdb. Nord Cadet W. bsodso te Yobp. MILITARY. _ The Yawns ei Caw Flu, Tiring Mower, H.N. Wow Wager d Se Sorg .1 Diwagler, les., two die sir et the Ogetetwy d ghee YT Yaw Der ledl4lll Owns, sielultg es Wiwi We WiestgroWwwe. ben lwatb. swift% ke lhe wee as It le =Swims{ d maim as book, Imo Os Ws Oak WM= tlePiets. the Mid itZ. Weft Ss Oeibewe slardsispar et Abbilt=rda high Fmk deo pour leis es die whin I Y resmatils he Wee thee Ws enteet Oes Woks new dm Std li. Weis. mg he Ile hdrigel *Wet lisepirg. lie. Dengler, it winos re. coliedett. bSr prifissa she see me here is MI to exudes the Shane easigtzter.—Guerstre SPORTING. nrimuovicz riiiitA.:ZioiToN PARK. 1847. Deem lliDnetuu. of 20 sees. each, 10 ft, and 5 only U &shred on Tussles Me leth.—Wolfdog, S yrs, list 91b; Godfrey, 6 yrs, 12at 511); ybis(ftw, 4 yes, 13st 411, ; Lord Sateen, 6 yes, 12st; Campanile, 8 yss, 31st II Ms ; Obefte, 4 yrs, llst 101 b ; 31110 x, 3 yrs, 11st 1015 ; NswitrligeOgiM • Ilse Illb ; higlerrood, 4 yrs, list Sib; Pinrantib, 4 yrs, 114119 b; Ille Pager's Daughter, aged, Ilst 71b; Free Una, 4 yrs, llR•yy Ibillries, 4 yrs, 1 Ist 41b; Maumee, 4 yrs, 1 Ist 41b ; tii.ter to 4 years, lld 31b; Queen Ann. 4 yrs, 1 Ist Mb; Pair Ron 6 yrs.l led 11b; Curiosity, 4 yrs, Ilit ; Lord Barry, 4 yrs, 11444 lib, 4 yrs, 31st; Master Stepsey. 5 pa, lOst 131 b ; 71te Magma, lest 1215 ; Duo Swift, 5 yrs, DM 1215 ; Colum bia 5 yrs, lest 148 b; Satyr, 4 vs. lOst 10lb ; Jolly Semi. 4 yrs, Ind 71b • ?mink 4 yrs, lest Mb • dolater, 5 yrs, 10st 61b ; The Warrior, 4yrs. ISM Mb ; wad Bei, S yrs, 10st 411); MOD, 4 yrs, lit 41h; br et, %clumsy, dam by Wm, 4 yrs, lest Mb; br g, ly Young endlind. outer Tubb. 3 yril. lON • Medea. 4 yrs, lest; Manisa, 4 Irk Ing litsrias nod. list illi Iftelbor te Commit«, 4 ps, Sarni; Os bac I yrs. lib 11 ; be Mar, 3 yrs, 903 lab; Wilisbia& a pow. ft Nli ; Or eft 3 yr; OS lib. OMNI Orp, slid le s biribip al 111 assra sub, 10 it. and 5 only if dodos& as sr Win lbs HMI INlL—Weltdair, Si. t yr 134 Sib; Lord ~....f IIiTZ;IM lit IWg lat los em.".". , s 11 4 91:; °' Cli=e, %. S r ' unto; Newark wed, 114 1111; ood, 4 -rs,, 1 Ist 41b ; 4 17 r :e . Liam, 4 yrs, 11241 M; PAZ 4 yrs, lOst 131 b ; Sister to Pionlemn, 4 yrs, Ma 13.0; ciimater. 8 yrs l o st 1 ID; Idolater, 4= 4 llst Sib; M. r ib 3y Yowls OWlftfte, eat'ot Sets's, S yrs, 10.1; 4 .". WAllWlLlK wi mPar ' i l gairo-1647. basixtruars be m Tsui. Beam—Al/wsl, 3 yrs; Claribel, 3 yrs • Doke of Eldnisold, 4 yrs; Viltbiag, 3 yrs; lisithos, 3 yrs ; Infrilige, 3 yrs; Cbudlssibl, 3 yrs; sod b e by Liverpool oat of Nam, 3 % Wass:moms /14/111.1tAl al *ism. sock 10 ft, sad 3 stay tt lidesisisd is We IMlL—Oabrey II yes, Lib lb I,lsises, 3 yrs, list ; h ilt . 144.63; Popelfel MN" 3 yts, 1 lei Sib ; yoke IDS Mb, Idolsser, 6 yrs, st ; Satyr, Ms, list ; ia n treiiime, I yrs, 10st 11411 ; Aless, 4 yrs, IM 413. Onoretrwnwarre Pres easzar—Tbe Woke of the ins were Crinldid. SS Twat. ma Weimar Ira le wrier she aural rams nee re lbersabada aro ke air le low thaa bare rotunda. Ihneral et re beer were mil eantard, are eared era eireasti. The pro wr eranally era dof by Mr. Edw. Bunts, arrreef Oast antra, way fa the draft be. beat Mr. Bennie, et Mater rimy. late Enidligence. EQUITY COURTS. Before Vice.Chanallor Knight Bruce. STIRRILAN v. DAWSON. INFANT'S DIALINO WITH RAILWAY SIARRII.—This Wl's a wit instituted by MUNI. Stikeman and Barry, of London, brokers, against Mr. John Kiddell Dawson, who was caahkeeper to his father a wine merchant at Liverpool, Messrs. Middleton and Barber, of Liverpool, brokers, and the father of J. K. Dawson. It appeared that the plaintiffs bad purchased in the market for the Rev. Mr. Boole, shares in the Leeds and Manchester Railway Company, of the first named defendant, who it afterwards turned out was at the time an infant; and the object of the proceedings was to have a valid transfer from Mr. J. K. Dawson, who had attained his majority, or, if it should be considered that he was not bound, and that Messrs. Middleton and Barber, who had been his broken,, aware of his infancy then, that t ' h a rsliould perfect the transaction by transferring other similar shares to the plaintiffs, as the plain tiffs had repaid the Rev. Mr. Boole his purchase money and taken an assignment from him. The case was argued on the 20th of February, when Mr. Wigs.= and Mr. Malin; appeared for the plaintiffs •, Mr. Russell and Mr. J. Bailey for Messrs. Middleton and Barber ; and Mr. Bacon and Mr. Eddie for Messrs Dawson. The Vice-Chancellor gave judg ment this morning at considerable length. After reading some parts of the answer put in by Mears. Middleton and Barber, in which they stited that they did not know of the infancy at the time of the sale, his Honour said that be should dismiss the bill as against them without prejudice to any further proceedings. If it bad not been for the charge in the bill so to the pecuniary circumstances of those gentle men he should have given them no costs, but as that charge was there he should dismiss the bill against them with 101. costs. The conduct of Mr. Dawson, the father, he did net consider to have been fraudulent, nor did he say that the shares had been purchased with the father's money ; the bill should, therefore, be dismissed as against him with costs. It had been contended, on behalf of the plaintiffs, that there war a fraud on the part of the infant, for which, notwithstanding his infancy at the time, he be came answerable in equity, after he had attained his majo rity. This he considered to be a question of importance to the general interests of society. His Honour then referred to several cues in which the question of liabilities of infants had been before the court, and read from the 3rd volume of Kebble's reports, the following amusing ease of Scroggan e. Stewardson, which occurred in the 26th year of Charles 11. : " Is trespass by infant, by guardian. the defendant pleads that the plaintiff was above 16 years old, and agreed, for six pence in hand paid, that the defendant have license to take two ounces of her hair, to which the plaintiff demurred, and per curia= it's no plea ; for the infant cannot license, though she may agree with the barber to be trimmed; and judg ment was foe the plaintiff " In another book, the same case was thus reported; la trespass flare of et armis insultum Jett et taunt miners rapids spina Anna abscidit, the de fendant as to all the trespass was of the age of 16 years, and fora certain sum of money licentiavit the defendant duos maim crisis Anna detondere et abscindere ; and upon the demurrer to this plea the court held that the contract was absolutely void, and, consequently, the tonsure unlawful, end gave judgment according ly for the plaintiff."— In the present case the story told by the answer of Mr. J. K. Dawson was, that he had been struck with the represents.. lions of the certainty or probability of profit by gambling or speculating in shares in public undertakings, those represen tations hav ing been made to him by another person with • view to enable him ta deliver himself from difficulties, and engaged in a series of transactions, the result of which it did not require inspiration to foretel. It was difficult to believe it likely that the brokers could have been defrauded by the lad. His Honour dismissed the bill spinet the son as well as against the father, but uto the son without oasts. The whole of his decree was to be without prejudice to any other action or suit. Barre VimCUß.:eller Migrate.. Ewes e. Cava.—Laceacr.—By • marriage settlement dated in October, 1832, certain estates in Leicestershire and Northamptonshire were settled to the use of the first and every other son of Robert.Otway Cave in tail, and in default of such issue upon such trusts as Robert Otway Cave, should by deed or will appoint. On the 21st Nov., 1839, Robert Otway Cave gave a life interest in his personal estate to his wife, and directed that 20,0001. should be paid in each manner se she should by will direct. In January, 1841, R. 0. Cave, being then at Turin, made a codicil to his will, by which be gave to Sir De Lacy Evans 20,0001., and to George Lloyd Hodges 5,0001., to be paid twelve months after the decease of himself (the testator) and his mother, the Baroness de Bray. The bill was filed by Sir De Lacy Evans and Mr. Hodges, to ham it declared that they were entitled to be paid their legacies on the death of the Baroness de Bray and to have the money mewed is the meat time. The bill also prayed an amount of the Wellabses peemusi estate. Mr. Swerneem for the testator's widow, contended that the legman in 111.001 were charged exclusively upon the reel estate, and that an account of the personal estate was therefore uaseaseary.—Meese. Romilly, Lloyd, and Glans be ether parties. appeared Heneur, upon its being stated at the bar that the debts wool atherat the whole of the primal estate, digested an Mirky whetbee the mama means was insullisient he pay ment et the &M e, the icy to be without peitadioe to any question es to the liability of the personal anus. PEEROGAT!yiI COURT. Noumea a. 73;i7a1,.LTittisieesiV aaYarned sham brought tairargansals to a elate yestenlay, sad m a ne limped** Mid that the validity tithe papas weetab- Week the " .tined is inn whether Yen ing tty nod' bs an is ants . --Bir IL rid ast a keg and siallantiel analaisa hal added henna the lonise mod as arr. Wm Nemo. said was insani es the dessend rinsed in sis tai hannies. The nun watt ever the evidence is the ease, sad bat the tannin 1014, sad the u m opseativa Ningtheing, the ease did nen to j and W. Dead mond have te pay Or ein the tine et hie midis the allsanisma • is 'pinks et the ann, bed ast beta gapported. PALACE COIIRT. TEROWINO OPEN TVS Covert.--TEO bunnme of this court has hitherto been confined to six attorneys, who pur. chaps their places ; but in oomeirence of the recent decision OW Court of Queen's Bench, m the cue of " Ashur,' v. the City of London," a number of attorneys intend to apply to practise in this court, under the 27th section of the 6th and 7th Vie., o. 73, called the " Attorneys and Solicitors Act," in order that the court may be thrown open to the profession generally. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Mr. Oneandwioner Feeble:cm TiH BIRMINGHAM AND BOSTON DISKO? RAILWAY COMPANT.—This was a meeting for the chains of assignees. Mr. AshurM Mated that he had appointed two gentlemen who had belonged to the managing committee to make out the accounts of the above company. The company we. to have had a capital of one million. 60,000 shares had been allotted, end the panic came directly afterwards, and the shares had not been taken up. Same of the &Bottum wen very wealthy mu. The managing committee bad no doubt bat that the 'Bones were liable ' and the compsn7 came bolus this court in order to do ill the creditors patios. nay** *sty of materials to work upon.—Mr. Commis sion's, Msique : There could be no doubt of that, as re garded weight etpaper.—Mr. Ailment continued : The debts Mthe =any mt weee li aloool., and the amounts would be very Jews, accountant, was then appointed eadgnin ; and he accepted the trust. ASSIZE INTIILLIOENCE. ROME CIRODIT.—HRRTFORD, Menem 5. cms. tins—peteno Lord Denman mad a epogal Jury. A.11111•WILT NT • 111•01STIATI.—Mica e. )1911./.•Y. This was an Ml= to reamer damages for tut eirsault, dined to lino boot aaamitted by filr Robert Murray, • tie jai os—Nr. M. Mambos' appeared kr th=7, and Mr. Mae for the defendant This case arose wt dila OM yr laid at the Let maim, and whisk has eines been several times before the public, upon the ap- ' Osaka fee a sew trial. A man named Beadel brought an adios usaimet Sir Robert Murray for false imprisonment, in ]mdse elvaa him into custody upon suepicton of stealing MIS iritis, pal the result of that action was a vadiet forty dedbadallt. Shortly after the trial Beadel and some of his !dada. mem whom was the present plaintiff, had bees resellee tbanwelves at a public house in the village, oar I reddence, and, as they were peering by, dm et thwa blew a horn, and some other discordant noises wen mule, sod it was alleged that Sir Robert had come out some of hie servants, and made an attack rpenCi"l by party, and committed the assault complained of wpm the plaintiff.—Lord Denman, in summing up, said he lamented that a gentleman in the position of the de fisdant should have acted in the manner alleged, meet although he might have received some pro vocation. That was no excuse fur an act of violence from a gentleman who, from his position, ought to set an example of forbearance. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict for the plaintiff. Damages, is. His lordship subsequently, upon the application of Mr. Chambers, certified that there was ground of action, so that the plaintiff will receive his costs. Tits QUERN O. STURT.—LIBER.—ThiS was an indict ment preferred at the instance of the justices of the borough of St. Albans against the defendant, who is a banker in that town, for a libel. After the case had proceeded some length, it was put an end to by the defendant consent ing to make an apology and pay the costs, and upon this understanding a nominal verdict was recorded. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—READING, 'Manor 4. Before Mr. Serleant Gut lee. MILLS Rosnsans.—The Abingdon melt trial, terminated to-day, in the transportation of Richard Jones for fifteen years; Charles Tondee for seven years; Joseph Edney, James Edney, and Pangbourne Genge were sentenced to imprisonment for short periods; the other prisoners were acquitted. WESTERN CIRCUIT—WINCHESTER, MARcx 4. - C;Oww . - 6071:77—Before Y•. ladies Williiro-a: CRAROB OP BURGLARY. George Pink, egad 28, was indicted for • burglary in the dwelling house of Frances Covey at Basingstoke on the 24th July last, and stealing 2701. 113 s. in gold and silver. Mr. Greenwood and Mr. Edwards for the prosecution ; Mr. Cockburn and Mr. Massey 5.r the prisoner. The proseentrit was a maiden lady, between 80 and 90 years of age, residing in New street, Basingstoke, and the prisoner was shopman to Mr. Barton, a butcher in the Fame town. On the night of the 24th July, the prosecutrix and her servant, Hannah Moody, who was the only other person living in the house, retired to bed about nine o'clock, both sleeping in the same chamber. About two o'clock in the morning, they were alarmed by a noise in the roam, and on looking up, they saw • mut stand ing by the bedside, holding a pistol in one hand and a light is the other. His face was concealed by a piece of muslin ; he wore no coat or jacket, and his waistcoat was • light buff colour. As he stood by the side of the bed he said, " Money I want, and money I'll have." He told the servant that, if she did not remain quiet, he would blow her brains out. The woman begged him to spare their lives, and she would give him what money her mistress bad. She then handed to him a purse from under the pillow, when he exclaimed, I don't want that ; give me the keys of your drawers." The keys were given to him, and he took from the drawers several purses, each containing money. Haying so done, he tied the hands of the servant with a piece of strong cord, and then left the room, bat returned immediately, and again said, " If you don't lie still, I'll blow your brains out. After he had left the house, Hannah Moody looked out of the window to give an alarm, when she saw the man go up the street. An op posite neighbour,heariog the alarm, called a police constable, and they both went to Miss Covey's house. On searching the drawers they found a hammer and chisel, and after wards discovered that a window at the back of the premises was open, and that a pane of glass close to the tautening was broken. In consequence of the information furnished by these facts, Franklin, the police man, went to the house of Mr. Barton, the prisoner's em ployer. He there searched the prisoner's bed-room, and found a coat, waistcoat, and trousers, the waist oat cones ponding with the description given by Hannah Mindy of that which the prisoner had worn at the time of the robbery. A pocket had been torn from the coat, and it was afterwards found *recalled under some sawdust on Mr. Barion'e pre mises. In that pocket was the whole amount of the money last by the proseeutrix, including a " Queen Anne's six pence," which had been in her possession many years. On the same morning several bullets and • luciter-hoa were found in Barion'syard —Mr. Coekburn addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner, and called several witnesses to cha racter. The learned judge summed op the case, and the jury found the prisoner Guilty. Sentence, fifteen years transportation. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT.—Reeire the Reorder and aklermsa tL Hughes HIARTLSRS THIEP.—Jo/ut Clark., 23, was indicted for larceny. He had formed an intimacy with the pneecutrix, Catherine Malone, whom he had promised to marry, and she, granting to the proposition, made srrangementa for the performance of the ceremony. He represented to her that he had put up the banns at several churches, and, fully believing this statement, the prosecutrix furnished an apart ment, found the prisoner new clothing, supplied him with pocket -money, and supported, for some time, all the mem bers of his family out of her hard-earned savings ea a de motic servant. On the morning of the day appointed for the celebration of the marriage, the prosecutrix changed the last sovereign she possessed, and the prisoner asked for the change to pay the fees; she hesitated to give it to him, and he took it out of her pocket. They went away in a cab, and, on alighting the prisoner disappeared down a court, and no more was heard or seen of him until he was taken into custody upon the application of the prosecutrix.—Mr. Robinson, for the prisoner, called two witnesses, who swore that the money was given by the prosecutrix to the prisoner of her own free will.—The jury declared the prisoner Guilty.—The prisoner was ordered to be kept to hard labour for 18 calendar mouths. Tutelar. OPTENCES.—The grand jury, on banding in the last of the bills of indictment laid before them, complained of the number of cases upon which they had to adjudicate, in which the offence charged was of the most meagre and trivial character. They had bad a bill laid before them wherein tour little boy. were charged with stealing another boy's op. It appeared that the prosecutor and the prisoners had all been playing together, and the prisoners had taken the cap and thrown it into the middle of the road, and, be cause it could not be found, a full bench of magistrates, at Harrow, committed the prisoners for felony. The grand jury would urge upon the Recorder, as the law officer of the corporation of the City, the necessity of some legislative enactment with reference to these petty charges of larceny. The Recorder said, it was contemplated by some members of the House of Commons to introduce to the notice of the legislature amnion for the establishment of a tribunal spe cially to try these minor felonies without the assistance of either grand or petit jurors ,• but it would be so arranged that the rights and liberties of the subject would not in anyway jury. During • placed in jeopardy by the withdrawal of a trial by During the day several persons, bound over by recognisance to prosecute, complained to the court that there was a system of jobbing and favouritism practised by the officers , by which the bills did not go before the grand jury . in their order and rotation. The Recorder said it was • serious charge, and it should be fully investigated, and if correctly made the offi cers would be responsible. In a criminal court, with a jurisdiction over five counties and two millions of inhabit- ants, it could not be expf..cted that every convenience would be found, but every facility the court could command should be rendered to effect order and regularity.—Alderman Sir W. Maguey undertook to inquire into the matter. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1847. POLICE.—YorrEADAT. BOW-STREET. OBTAINING GOODS UPON YALU PIETENCBB.—Jancs Jenkins and Frederick Williamson, who had been previously remanded on a cbiuge of obtain ing goods upon able pretences, were again brought up for elimination —A clerk from Maus. Ransom said the cheque produced was presented lest Monday, and he did not pay it, rise was quite certain the signature, "C. Kinnear," was set in the handwritiug of a customer of their house of that ' same. Mr. Kirmear said the cheque was not in his hand. teig, but the form on which it was written had been to - km his cheque-book. Nine cheques had been ab *meted, being the intervening numbers between 6,272 and 6,281. The cheque produced wee one of those numbers. The prisoners were then committed on this charge, but or dered to be brought up again, as other cheques were in eir emintlea. ermaritirEtt,- PICIPOCIEETS AT BADLLIeII WILLS THIATILIL—George Robinson, a smartly attired youth, 15 yews of age, was plated at the bar, charged by Doyle, an active officer belonging to the 0 diviSion, with haying attempted to pick pockets at Sadler's Wells Theatre. It appeared that on Wednesday evening lest the prisoner was observed lurking about the entrances to the theatre whilst the crowd was waiting to be admitted, and he tried to rob several persons. A boy, named Brient, a bill vender, gave information to Doyle, and when the doors were opened the prisoner rushed in amongst the crowd, end made en attempt on the pockets of a lady. Doyle and Reynolds, the con stables employed atthe theatre, took the prisoner into custody. Mr. Gibbon, son of the late Sir John Gibbon, Bart., said he knew the prisoner to be connected with a juvenile gang of thieves called the "New school," forming a part of the swell mob.—The officers said that scarce a night passed by without persons being robbed of watches, &c., although the police were in constant attendance at the theatre.—Mr. Greenwood said he would not part with the prisoner • there was suit. dent to commit him for the attempt to st eal irom the person, and he felt it to be his duty to ascertain whether he bad ever been convicted. He remanded him until proper inquiries were made. _ . . IXYBITH.—Osin roue Racnio.—Yesterday Thomas Dormer eppeared before Mr. Norton, to answer to a sum mons, charging him with furiowdy driving the Trafalgar omnibus on the 26th of December lest, whereby a little girl named Emma Hart had been ran over and sustained in- I knit.. On die day before mentioned the defendant drove I la omnibus at s very furious rata elm* the Waterloo-rued, mid before he erdwd at the end of Tower-street, on his way to the bridge, lde effloree knocked down a little girl nine years of ego, end bath the wheels of the vehicle peeled over the body of the child. Two witnmees swore that the defend• eat was gallophig et the time of the modest that another maim was dew behind, and that he might have avoided the neillsat hf he bad exercised caution. Mr. Norton Awned lie pert* to withdraw from the court, when the *bade eftheMlandswit semyromisecl it with the father of the &Os% sad the swam was disabled. MONEY MARKET. /What lvawneo. The funds were already heavy at the commence want of In ' cliner when a broker who on various occasions of late hae operated largely, supposed to be for French account, tom run 4. Far ler 1•••• at. cjippsiag. Meson. Lawn/. Maw. Paris and Odom. .. WTI AO 1270 1274 IMO 1271 74 Parte and m, Be.. NI 11 1110 0111 71 NI If /17 10 11.70ra end 141,1 .. 017 40 ND Ontra {Tierra./ •• • so W Berthas: .• . . N a 71 OS Falb .. .• .• or so as TI ois' TI 111 ss urn RAILWAY BILLS IN YARLLUOINT. 117011111111 DISPOSID Or 111 100141110713111 210F1E1DAT. Win W aits Ism 111. nowise Cao.—Geont Illtwor (s& to pr do Wog Imam Railway, 'Molds sod solsoolosst of Woe Imam Sinew sod bromism Is Namosaals. ri to Ida to. L owl MA Wolves Nalwor oar Imo). Pidllsoß,.Yllel sm. Oda. Nerd Woo. sodas omoollsil Orson. Goo-114. sod wombs shire Jordon Who/ 12= Olos two allsollos. made his appearanee as a seller to the extent of some 70 or 80,0001. in Consols. A general dean. of prices was tho consequence, not from the extent of the sales, which in an other state of affairs would have been of little importance, but from the weakness, of the market. From 901 to 1 for money, and 901 to 1 for amount, which ware the opening quotations, Consols gradually fell to 891 to 90 for money and 90 to 1 for time, at which they closed with the regular hour of bus&ens. Soon afterwards they became sellers at 90 for account. Consols scrip, in like manner, declined from 11 pm. to Ito 1. Threes Reduced were 901 to 1. Three-and a quarter per Cents, 921 to 1. Long Annuities, 9 9-16th. to 1. Exchequer Bills, 3a. to 6s. pm. The Advertised Bills being now sent into the Treasury for renewal or paying off, are without quotation. In the foreign market the transactions were of no greater account than usual,- but with prices all more or less depressed. Although so little business waa, as usual, doing In Spanish Bonds, the rates continued in decline ; the Five per Cents. were nominally 23 to 1, the Threes, 33 1 to 4, but at these quota ions it would be difficult to effect sales of my quantity, so unsound is the market, and so persuaded are the holders of bonds of the embarrassed state of the Spanish treasury, and of the want of honesty in the Spanish govern ment. Portuguese were called 331 to 41. Dumb Two-and-a hat per Cents., receded to 581 to l ; the Fours to 921 to 1. Various parcels of Russian stock were brought to market, which was rather an unusual occurrence, and realised from 1091 to 1104, leaving the quoted rates 109 to 11l ex divi dend. Mexican, with scarcely more than • bargain, were 211 to 21. Foreign exchange ruled rather more firm, and, on one or two places, a shade higher than last post day . On Amster dam the negotiations were 12 2 to 21 ; on Rotterdam 12.21 to 1 ; on Antwerp, 24.65 to 70; on Hamburg, 13.9 to 4 ; on Frankfort, 120/ to 1; on Paris, 23.60 to 60 ; on Vienna, 10.01 to 1 ; on Leghorn, 30 to 30.05 ; on Naples. 401 to 1 ; on Madrid, 361 to I—a ll at three months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 531 to 54. An advertisement in the Daily Nem this morning of tenders for loans to the London and North-Western Railway Company, to be paid interest for at the advanced rate of 5 per cent. per annum, excited much attention, and rather took people by surprise. It was considered, rather super ficially perhaps, that a powerful, high-dividend-paying, and lame capital-endowed company like that, should be enabled to borrow money upon easier terms. Its securities in many quarters are held to be scarcely or little inferior in value and solidity even to these of the government. The fact should, however, rather be taken as a sign of the times, and with. a regard to accompanying circumstances. In the present state of the money market, with no very promising prospect for more immediate future, it was right, the money being wanted, to bid fairly and boldly for it, so as not to miss the mark. The company has been, perhaps, much too ambi tious of extending its operations and securing a sort of mono poly upon a large scale, which is the besetting sin of mast companies ; but once committed to Holyhead and other ra diating or onward branches, there remains no choice; the necessary capital must be raised as best it can be. The little anxiety shown by the contractors of the new loan to support the market, that is, to keep the prices of snip at a higher premium, has rather surprised and disap pointed the hunters after premiums merely. In fact, how ever, it is understood that the contractors are no large holders of the loan on their own account, and they have acted well and properly in any ease in leaving the new scrip stock to find ate own level and float freely with other stock values in the market. The loan, it is believed, was fairly ppo tioaed out among the numerous applicants, and especiallj r among those more particular and wealthy connexions of the con tracting houses, who embarked in it for real investment, and not for jobbing purposes. It is stated in quarters likely to be informed, that the Messrs. Rothschild hold no more than merely replaces the stock they had diapered of some time previously. Messrs Barings are said to have placed out their part of the loan so extensively as to have little left for them selves. The bank of Marseilles, it is stated in the French ripen, had found it necessary to raise the rate of discount to 6 per cent. BANK OF ZNOLAND.—Aceovere for Ole woes MIA, Feb. 27. NOW Wiwi SSliiiiiF I ?ea 4 . ... fl — roaldOeo . — ... . 1,044,100 0014 Cola and Borneo 5,001,428 BUT., Bullion 1,1411.332 613-441-00 r.watow c.sta tiijiiooo 200,220 Patolle Drpalts(tacluellag lizebegrr, Nei. BAKU, Cemosinkeems . _ rsstos... Ooveromeat Pecaritleatlw delimit Dose Weight rl• •• ........ titiskrat OUter Securities Notes gala sal Saver Coto aU,114 littrts; 11,911.187 (Mar Deposits 9.121,06 Same-41W etber BUJ 11113,834 1.314a1401 Muth I. 1147. • £34 321P311 Chief Cubit. PUNDI. Bask Matt, WI per CI. Rad. Ws, 99. 3 pr (39 Caw .9.993.,5•4 'Si N New 39 per Cott Ama9/des, 9 1 Last Aug., n.l J...,15M,19.11111 19133 8393/3, PPP 0;;;44 -. Coe Ant .401 44 0.4464 Scrip, 14 0 j pm ineb446er bilk. IRON., biL, 4 l 6 4416 e 7 4 Dem, Hal, 14 7 ii.;F;:t. Sputa 166e4, 1141 Ditto, Ares, Nue 16,14 46 prr C,. Mean 13,14.. 46.164.156 21 ;or Cola. Dutch Rulaag, 11 DI u GILL. NI ASCI.. Nam% If, 514 6 yer thmt. Dutch Onsilicass, 66/ ADD STOMA AN11.41•14 I per C.f. Yeskzea,ll44, Deese, Lem. Keselb 111, 111 * 4 per Ct. Pertverseee Heade. Leer .44 I per Case Rosales Boob, lOU, tic. Nee 10* 111 I per Cr. Snake& &AIL Aget.,llarek 11. 23* PA3411, M 4.• 4,1 31:::, 1 we Como 71 44 11 D. . 110 71 41 DD . De 21 1 4 Do. . 104 14141•4 11,1140. 1021 Do. 1. 1142 103 Do. 4. DI TS Do. 21. )f lentos 101 30 Samba Lou 1011 Tommy 11416 hook Sham 0170 M ll Itzsimago ea Lair (30 D. Do. Do. 111 Dm/. •I•••=1.•LS. )(aunt 3.—D10c7 1 11. De. Do. Three per OM ~ Com Comp., 1741070; ZAK la per Maio, IN. 1N; Do. Tore* Far AMAMI. Oily._• Hl(l4st. Lo .444. tl+l. 711 66 46 as 44 111 71 73 66 74 . . . . . . .. " I " M . . /. 11 ». - jet.. debt, Tere.ool.s..Hatf per Otsts., . 7 0 6 nl. Do. Pose per erste., Kt 001 Leu, 006. 00 11.10 , Itpulat Neer Fl per Ceittb. RAILWAY NEWS. The share market presented. altogether a dis- couraging appearance yesterday ; shares and scrips were ge- nerally depressed in prior, as will be seen by the official list, and scarcely a line can be cited in which there was a dispo! sition to deal speculatively. The drooping state of the funds was the ruling cause of this depression I. railway values. SHARE LIST.-Lorrnow, Mayen 5. inn..-71aa onialodon et Inn Is Rome nannen noon oaten bang. Oen: bee of Ina Is Ann @WN orlon 9. as 9. X) 3 1 ll I IS Lyn .54 Dendasaa.. IT i NI - , 41., & Donn 101 I IS esonnon sod lona. 11. Nan lln t 0 Pane II Up. SI A. i Ann .. ... II Isp. Ina a Onset aeon 134 14 IN as Do.* awn ..... .. ... 17 beimo r Sem,* Jena 7* i 7 5 Do. 1(00 7 SAY on bob .... a Op. 44 Do. /bonnie* n 1 Do Ilks -2 $4. an In. Darn (Man) .. A i . • • . --- 4 I f - 4 ' ft =" I T gg. SS lel7 TS Do i i i. ( /1•41. 3 Sp. Do.* inn* . 4 1 1 43a Yana., bat., a Ilse, fp. 24 banOmin been. 111 Ing. 1 Ihmek.,E44., Lawoho V • ani Reigned. 24* II Do i doom, No. 1.... 1' Do N •A. i Morn. No. 2.... 3So * - an.- ... 1 110 Do. 0 Aw,. NF 3.... 'Da Ilanners ban I is D. on.wie 1 Daft 4 AVM Anew 9 74. 3 %Wang It am 2404 91 inns Onsain II 4 001 1 I 25243.54 in g Poiret sex ni..l. ell Do. Now 4 4 • b.& . .240. 4, . 2 Da. Jr... • 4p 4 Do DMllnionoe. 4 I Do. Ms. It Darby 14, Yaws Vein 6l 1 A. Dien. 4 00550 r... 112 124 10 Do* ram .. ... 3 4p. 17 A. h. K.. (Do. 714.)30 31 14 lo ft loeseline a no ipa. . ... . . 24 211. re NarreaNnaniannsk 40 540 Id A.A. Ks. ;feria 2f 10 Pfeanaarkat &Chastsfre I i 1 4 On Lneirlen 71 N Mortlt bank N Silelant . l . 3ol•agew. 70 * 1 . Dol u ta 141 * Do* g i llp. Do nano z. I DO *Ann A. 1 if , Is ono banana 13p 1 Do. Than 31 1 Do Mo. 4 1 ewe& 131141.1 6 Do IDNDN I .... .... 0 NIP. 10 Do. i MY. 1311 a 4 IA. A Nn...... 1 yr. lA. agemal• ilE I By ••• MoDFDpioo..... ilDoi4mo 9I N. Oman. Una..., 11 . Dna. Dean. 11 SO Noting 4 Anna.. .. . 7 60 inn... ran 4 413 , .. 66 ill In A 4 Mono gi • sllerles(L*1(.1•0.; 11 . 1 1 14 b. bar 111 b. as. (DD. ing.) 4 276134.ent1it West (11*. 1 1 1 11 25.500 andlardalan . 7 it 2 Do ep.tlat•Clotely ) 1 • Drool Nora N DFFloord LI 524 Nan Inns 144. II A. Moo 34 alp. 4 Nene Innen 4•I N IN INN Si /Op. 17 aat,Wereras.,t Wale. 1I • I NNllar. . l4 N .. W4•10;0 In need IS lamer sad Wan .. . 4$ 60 No. 1: 2 71 !LIN •a 61 Do.* Nun .....A1 0( In Do dens .... 1 101• 4 II A. 4. - . Ifp SO nu. rc 1 7 5 1 4 if rir4tiltu l it l ic " n Dwain II Iladilaillid.M.ooolo II C 9144•01 99. a D. Maim .... Mir, 17 *nen Monne 14 I SI MN awl lON IN IN 334.,11adderia. I par no 96 bring .. Di 4 • o rans. elern. elan• 4i i 1 Da Ann ll 13/. Do do. 0nne...... la 14 ' & nemano l i lid. 4 Di. 011. Inert l i ff... rte , Loma. 6 dd. N Lwow= ma ewuwc. 4 &sane pod Dome..., 0110 • 4 1 DO Dan 10 A. Jr. ON IN) No. I . aeon eniandllard DI I IS A. 11. (331. la. as.) 311 36 ' 33411.4.1. islTldni.... . 1114 Id A. N. (4r. Ni.) 3 • 4 A. Nee ad. Pal A. M. 14e. 141.) 4 ail A. Pref. I pea o.st SI Is Wan , tali tank INN, zaNINI46II : 3 TaNsa. DNS 4 , ' a A. Ann, 424 on. MR 4 Oar Ean Datanee 1 44. 1 i A. As. Ir. al (ZAN. 3 t II Raenter4ll Klllunap Si l d Ds. ON AY (0.0. . ( 1 1 F. was Anne Una , 1 . iA. Na. Lim (POW It 1 IS WiID.ID.D.F Wormooda 7 F n Um. Mae. an X. 4.51.13 IS York .54 Newsman I 4 in.. C.*. 4 &who.. li 1 61 1 . 10 De. lien I 1 . 161 Landon aed Madman 10 4• d 4 Do. Profanes* fa 4 D. Nom 791. I 1 In. 10 Teak a None Indlan. 71 44 • 24 Do., 4.2 No. 2ll*l. I 71 A. Inonsa r is 1 1..1. ado.. a. 00. 3 6. 4 1• 4431 II 5... 1.4 I. Ada. L. 111 114,. IQ ' Ds. Om. 6413. IN resew. 2.11.114441. I I A. N. ON.. cap. C. 111 DoNogad magi amiss l4 i C In bern* nal Orwernrialt. 11 ••••Dows, IlwoL FDM li Old. , I A. 1,2 1 II Da e / Preen (Ortran) 31p. loodea r ltrlinfon 1441 4 4i 31 baaren.. ln 1 g Do i Mum .I A. INN Mora rli 1 liP. 7= = 4 2l lit S Ow rtru, . NI I Inn bun AO Dr. 401. se. li.• 1... 73 11 • Morn id Ibrao• ng r 4 A 104 0,„ M. 48. • 4/. sL. en 8.0.1.. l e 4l a i Da 101. al, II f. 48. £ Of p. o ? y...4, mi l i 6.4. 13..101 6 . a. e.w .44 ..... .1 a....74 i . 4 10 6 . ..v. .....1 4 iNN i..d l3 i 1 411 Do Nem M. DU .. 41 di I PON OW 1ip1a.... . lei IM. 1(111 , 1 2/ N Pena on Orbs ~.. 40 SI .IS Do Jim 20 5 2 and bow 114 116 ' N A. ow.. rwiw..... 1 00. 6 Paarinead Banalmard 24 Id. Idd Do en. mac. . 4 db. inn aod Haan W e t . 4 Do Onn ..... ..... at II amain saNIENN 2 4 D. n Lenart lartionollano i e t I : 11 1;4=N .W andr.. ......11 11 , I INN.lllthaNir. 4 rww4i ic • a Ind Ft.d............ 3 210 L15A41.623 tan is le Mamenthhe of Mises. tie What as to inmakieney of sub smindaiewskad, aanbined. Trait taring adjourned to this day. Mire Mr. May, Haan 23. ADJOURN= Cass.-4411. relrsM Railway (Worcester, Hereford, Mahe% sad (bsimiam Lama with a branch to Ledbary), pro yang Itatandin by de Idiot Matlway Company from Worcester sftto Banstard. TY& Ida Imams as latbury, Maher% Ashchareh, with sftea parr wins or math arrangement. with the gmsaeieaYw and Obsembeeddre Meal Compeny, and Junctions with the ihrwastm w sed Hansbed SoLlway. Allegations further beard. Tweibor la Ws day. N.8.-Tbs amanloningr trl s st i m mast at eines o'clock, unless otherwise outdid at ray AMYL CODMITTIR an llowdeass Osassa-Manehester sad fientbampten Railway 1101--aitoditt airs nit to be diepensed with. South Devon lixtenelen smd Amendment-standing orders dispensed with, ill ta Dram& York and Nemeth (Math Line Improvement) --tesielhe eardsm &FEW with, ML to proceed. Shrewsbury and thetheYew haw, AO Ameadnient and Branches--mending online dloymal 'MN 1411 to proavd. Ooloarrs an nix Morn.-The two conuattees which were to have tommeMeei sittithe yeoterday, have been postponed till Thursday, the 111th March, at twelve o'clock. These committees are day theft 's imprimis enthrones ). mid If (nut 3, am erroneously printed in our mica- Ift,MIDTTRIB or Cc-asuman:mt.-The committee has reported the following additional and amended groups • Gump, No. XLIL-12. Glasgow Dumfries and Olathe, sod Glas row, Paislc7, Kilmarnock and Ayr (No. 4.) 91. Glasgow, ItuThesd sad Neaston, and Glasgow Southern Terminal Railways Amalgama tion. 93. Caledonian (Gla-gow, Parley and Greenock Amalgama tion.) 195. Caledonian (Glavgoir, Barrbeed and Neihrton, and Glee low Southern Terminal Railway Junction.) 321. Caledoolan (Wiasaw and Callous Purchase.) 378. Edinburgh and Glasgow (Ameadments, Purchases, Ike.) 473. Edinburgh and Gist/cow (Slookland and Kirk. Walled; Lc. Amalgamation.) Game, No.L- -7. Glargow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr (Branches, No. I.) 8. Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and A (Branches, No. 2.) 11. Glasgow Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr ( No 3). 91. ladar ßa n ta a r and and Hou s ton ( pea r l'. and Amendments.) Branches, fcc.) 141. Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock (Amendments and Branches) 143. Glasgow, Pala and Greenock, No. 3 ;-vide Special Report. 183. Paisley, Barrhesd and Karla (Branches.) us. Paisley and Renfrew (Improvement) us. Kilmarnock and Ayr Dintt. Gams, Na Obeccow, Dumfries mad Carlisle (Breaches, No. I.) IS. Glasgow, Dumfries and Carlisle (Branches, No. 2.) 110. North British (No. 2,) (F.:tendon Hawick to Carlisle, Ra ) SOL Ca ledonian (Branches to Canobie. am.) 211. Caledonian, Glasgow, Dum fries and Wage (Lease of part.) 233. Ayrshire and Galloway. INDIA.-Georr, No. LII.- -3112. Greet Western of Bengal, from , Calcutta to Rajamahal, with Extensions, Re. (Incorporation.) 413. ' Great North of India, to connect the cities of Delhi, Agoa, and Allaha ted, with Este:mikes, Ac. 481. Great Indian Penithola, Bombay to Allen, with Eatemions, Ac. MEETING.-DIIBLIN AND DIOONIDA.-Half-yearly Mertfec.--llubila, March 4.-11 r. George Hoyle in the chair.-The oireetoce' report stated that the receipts or the passenger trade Ihr the six mcw ha, ending Slit December, 1346, was 18,3911. 18a Id.; for the corresponding period of 1833, it was 16,534/. lb. Id. There was an augmented passenger traffic In the Brat and wend class passengers, but, in the thud dam, a falling off of 10,000 compansd with the corresponding half year of 1845. The total receipts for all kind of trate to the half year was 21,4084 17k 3d, showing as In crease over the corresponding half year of 6441. Du 3d. only. The total ex including interest and rewire of engines, was 13,2921. 18a. 2d., leaving "a net surplus moat" of 0.1471. Ism. Id. for the half year. Ptm this balance of prodta some deductions are made, leaving the disposable =mho 7,0911. 10s. 3d., end out of this the directors have ordered the usaal Unmet of 18k 6d. per there to be paid the shaveholden. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, Rocca AND HAVRE.— The opening of the Roue* and Ham railway is definitively feed foe the 20th instant A train reseed over the whole line on Thursday last, with the °Terra of the Parts of (Ulmer,' appointed m inspect the worts of art, after they had sub mitted to the railing testa. The train stopped at each wort of art ; the deputation descended, and enanisied Mantel', with a keen professional egiwzy pa perrt of eLe t r i y ai st e r d stu i g. tbNeotuilly:tr.er lased*[ ed the inspeetiag es the line ; but to one instance in particular o f the !Eme Melee —they openly expressed their regret that they bad pat the company to unnecessary eternise, by musing luttreseee to be erected against the piers, which prove to be no support to the fabric, but are aneyemore to what would otherwise have been a very elegant monument - BUSINESS OP ME ENSUING WEEK.-(From Railway Chronicle.) Mftvatth.-Birmingham and Oxford-March IS, Birmingham ; Bristol and Exeter-March 11, Bristol; Glargow, Paisley, and Gree nock-March 11, Greenock; Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock- Mar,* 10, Derby; Mancherier and Leeda-March 10, Manchester; West London-March 12, London; York and Newcastle- March 8, York. TVIDIMS eon Lossui-Absrdeen -Sums not ler than 5001., for 3 years and upwards, at 48 per cent per annum, payable half-yearly; Caledonian-Sums of not km than 5001., at ft per sent. per annum for Sor S years ; Chita and Birkenheadms of not less that; 1,0001. for 3or 5 yews at 44 pm cent per annum ; East Letwaaltire -Loans on mortgage for 3 we 3 years, at 44 per cent per annum; Edinburgh and Gliegow-dm of not Ism than 508/., for 3 or 5 year*, at 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly Edinburgh and Northern-Sums of not len than 3001.. tor 3 or re., at 44 per evnt ann ; (heat Megan-Su" of not heathen LOOM for sor 7 years, at 4 per cent- per annum, payable half-yearly ; Glasgow, Berthed, and St u-Losne on debmtarea, Mr 3 or 5 year.; Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds-Loans on debentures. I ;ts-.= t at rot per w t . h t ei 1 14"w4 ,4001. 7and Southat 34 pm mat per annum ; London and North Western-Sums of not less than 5,0001, for 3 years certain. at 5 per cent per annum, payable baltyearly ; Midland-Soma of not lem than 1,0001, ter St, a, or ream, at 44 per Cent per annum; Taff Vale-Stuns of not len than SOW., tr 3,5, or 7 years, at 4 per cent.; Uhter-Surns of PA SSW than 1,0001., f or 3or 5 years, at 1 per cent penman," pay able Ulf yearly. CIINTIACTL-Caledontan and Dumb artonditre Junction-8,500 tom of malleable Iron rails; 1,650 tuns of caftan= chairs; 70,000 sleepers, March 10; East Lanceeldre-Ten warehouse cranes and one 104 on ethos and Iron sham tre bridges; Ghtegow, Dumfries and Worts, March 13. DffrailloB.-Ean Counties-Ift per share of lit. leas.: Great North of Disked-K. on the 1001. shares ; 11. 6a. on the 401. Mures , I lam the 301. shares ; and le. Id. on the W. shares; Stall and Selby -2L A. on each X/. share ; London, Mitt" and flouthCoest -31. ISA on emir 10.1. ccerolidated stock, and W. on the fifth shares on which 4a. has been paid; London and North-Western- 51. per lOW. Inn and 41. 10A on tbe Manchester and Birmingham Moth London and Blackwell-ft. pew share, payable March 11 London and South Western-21. 2a ed. pm share ; Maw theater, and Itheohithire-21. 10s. on Sheffield and I Manchester 1001. therm • Midland-31. loa on each 1001. of ram& dated hack and ermsolldaled prekeential stock, after the rate M 7 per cent per mama for five months on 101. Meech of the 401. shares, and 11. lift 3d. on each 1001. Birmingham and Derby oonsolidand stock ; Neweagle and Bea wick-at the rated 5 per eent.per annum; Norfolk % per et.on capltalstock,andft 1 Id.per Mt. on thelol. shares; Northern end Eastern-11. 130. Ne. on registered thane (501. paid) ; 1/.119.31d. on eerie and regiaWad shares (451. paid) ; It. 10s. 104 d. on registered Mures (501. paid, hood Ace. 21, 1844); and 9a. 34d. on new shares, March I. York and Newt-mile-11. 2s. Bd. on the origins) and Brend an( Mars; York and North Midland-21.100 on original KM shares, IL 3A on original 251. "dee, U. ss. on Scarborough 254. therm, 21.8 e. on Selby 501. she" It. 2s. on Selby 251. shares, and 190 Id. on ex tension 231. shares Ccum-Aberdern-111. due; Birmingham, Watveritempltm, and Dudley 21. 18a. doe; Blackburn, Darwin, and Beiton-31. doe; Bos ton, Stamked, end Birmingham-U. 14e. doe; Sueldnyham and Bnickley Junction-21. due; Cork, Black:rook, and Pmeage-U. due; Cornwall-21.19.. on the 50/. shares, and U. Is. on the 25/. therm, due; Dublin and Kingstown-21. lift. on the SM. shares, and 11. ss. on the 231. shares, due; Past and West Indian Docks and pu Janeiro-51., Mar. ; East and West Yorkshire Juno liczvr.., due; Glanpow, Barthead, end Neileton-21. 10s., due; Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ardrorean-21. 10s. due; Gliarajaais ley, and Ayr-51. on 401. shares, due ; London end IL 130 4d. on the 0/. 13. 4d. new &area, doe; Diadem and North- Western-21. on Grand Junction 401. shares, des; Loweetott-31. due; Manchester and Leeds-sl. on West Riding Union stark, Ma,. I, and 31. on the Extension Thirds, Mar. 10; Namur and Liege -2L doe; Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford-IL 100 due; Newmarket and Cheeterfard-51. doe ; North Western-li. 10e. dee; Oxford and Bietchley Junction-D. due; Preston and Wyre-21. an Wisher. " A," au. ll ; West Cornwell-21. due ; York and New castle-V. on the Great Not th of England purthase shares, and 31. on the extension shares, due; York and North Mlelland--51. on the East and West Riding shares, doe. °MOMS Breves"- Birkenhead and Holyhead Junction -es. pee share; British and Irish Union-k ad. per share ; Cornwall and Devon Central-hle. per share; Mold Zetendon-la. pm share; Northampton, Bedford, and Cambridge-ft. per .hare; Worcester, Warwick and Rugby, 75. 6d. per abate. TeAsseen Booth Cuame.-Blsekburs, Clitheree, and North Western Juartke—Mareh 10 till Minh la; 2/saligns. Dew. and Bohm—Yeah 10 till March 12: Glargow. Damerles, Ind Car- Ude Till ldareb 16; Glasgow, Piny, Ind Oreentdt—itent lank 6 till 11 ; llanabester, Buxton, and Misdeal—Till lamb le; cheater and Leeds—Till March 10; Midland Great Wenern ial l a_ tylan i t March 10 till 11; Beath Eastern—Till March 17; Wen Mane 12. Turna be simmicm• Wins ablaut Menet Pe. it i W 106*. Chow Mos Lame , CiWallele.) Artawilk sal_ . ,Ittifir. CM . War A_Mipmeal 7367: 111111. NI 173 61. 463 111 NI 111 NI 274 NS Ipso 6,313 477 1.714 1,611 ' , 2,446 lAN 721 I ups 11,300 IN 17/,422 $3,017 717 Leeks,lkfike... e. Wut“. M.aaelnuer!, Lomb.. 1617. 1610. 0,083 4,340 6,313 3,708 7,3/17 7,024 1,711 1,880 10,671 14,176 304 - 1,8411 Ix; 1,310 1,314 1,370 - 314 413 311 - 417 - 0,733 LON 1,403 411 773 412 7,1116 4,616 3,371 4,407 imam Adingash_ fullin • Monamisag a7N — L.Z.ir r _ I Neereeade 4 Berwick Nomd** Pads Nara& Mee& WWI easeerffrery sae Pea Sea* Deem Sweff.lMum Taff Tat Per Teri aad Nevreaul• Tort MAW- IfieS Orregmr, Pahl. 4 Ayr Ipmfob AM Mary lamas 4 X. rr.r4r. Look. 4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PEODUC633m7ca—Tie4oresemiles have lees brie mad ismimes. emelashei le aLL beer. Teei t Illefe Maw ; Illa bee Oda leis: 1,154 sad haptUpeeps; Lltai beepOule Mem ; end lell Imp Ileseeleas. Oarless slatammierlpee► mg elhareekee. The aspen..bet hr reel la le boa mad paler are deeds War Gra ea ....Crare arlasel Is. N. yea Gees et lbe deem "7"Ii; " m.s. •,...gaimb esseema et hub= lee beat Iheme let r isio revell ales kr Me pereader Isealp. Goa; lbe MIRE ft• ant et apples. 'Gbh this par ere eat oat bore. la Se hew et maim • heeler meat ate: bee bums Maly, at Ns. OIL el.. Imr Isiderd weft Ca Ma mils star amlo le aet eltar seelelleas; IMMO low lido sit et MI phew, mad Or Impetus beagle la be*. ameba erre emilmeme Is gmeetet nese. Omen: The amble Wont WIN sal the S i phon oblides/ ter aril mei% Ward lases le per els Pr Tenses bee& la se Us. CludeGlease : SID r ep NU alb la pills ids se Walt prim; *Yr las. Gls Teat remembe 2 1 / a . les 011. 0 :ed eoll■lar alike 11••••1 BM gab. tines veep Ea, ael ma be emssidered portly seiel. Tam reeve la sad b atm eeelet 815. 7/, Sim. IL; ea the pis . N. N. lea One swim Ile reel= Is WE deemed ; see free ; prism ere eappeelel. SUGAR.— Amman ?mem sr See" the poem et Or Beta& Pceeemmkee Is Awed" empled Iran the rams swim la the meek eVe fed U: i IL l4t wei. 1847, Im Ste. led. per eat. Owe, Ilke etas bib. Sid. per eat. tiger, the Canet leg lailka. le re. I par eget TIN enge }doe ot atTee tievadoseseelptlees, jointly, 10234.4 d. p eed COlTOlL—lrriareas. Mara, L—De.day eke Mawr dame v bat i mU rs keerr.Wig spariadLter boke way War od. 4. The selowines arreemb at err hi Maw was aukowsly Ida, ad dr lawiardess van awn* n amareva as ea the preredea mast Ay. Prior maker sled dr war. WOIVIIED am% ke.—Barawww. Kam 4.-11ano was • Wendy large ofilledme at meekrale la de Pim Hai Wig , sad they yardwa may kedh wartsft at lord dem Yodel to rmra.7feAmidaarkat k tilwreed re ke de ow= Wear, mime Emir* rat de pile at dr raw maridd ink retwelkatearks Id Er *mai Warr wader kew mirarld. Ifs rera wank( ine Ark Owe dare was reme faeaky kr rese kr=Tke weak' la de knee dikeideme wow, kw. T AN D LACE 711ADMIL—akweemaus.—The andllar et Se Mira Wary trade k br semen arm la de awake er Nelikekwa awl Duerr. The aner kw lend via ke dude la glider sad lbw ratio Inds fa de Om Iwo YAW Ewe Mr Earner ma poraissa aNsisr= bid tat kale day we very dirt sr Tie edam dewo = .l 4lwr adwdb& ad. Is m. rearrkerle caror WW. wink Whoweie.. dk More tweak k mat Areermd. Ind awed thee le, k rdsairaer be leaeresam q w eilk ban lamb dal Imp la wawa is minder Ade. The lablia k add be Wrkr pea "alma U. end aide Nikko ere a imil rlews,rwl aura aildwd. Tie el weir awl min kewalla anima illmain et lbe eel wad Who* imolow milk as IN& be Wm. awed Ye adieemare midi. wok ken Se WYK ad mai ewe wiakine. wir ~` Prom Mt LONDON OAZETTB of Friday, March 5. INANCI3 Basun& WortLaL, stationer, to surrender March 111 at 1, & April 20 at 14, at BesinghalLat. SQL, Waller, jun., Finsim.,,, dress; off swig., Whitmore, TIIO.O Cuss Baru., Gloucester-pt, Old Kent-rd, ow, March Nat 14, & April 16 at I, at B isalLat. Taft% Mg„ church-at ; off. swag., Whitmore, ' Jour Bnowv, Orrat Clueen-st., Lime° 'wbustelhi, arm a u k 13 at ik April 24 at 11, at Diainghalidt &I, Shaw, klallissfo, inn; off. asaig., Follett, Sambrook.t. Joan Wrea Fisanra, navies-inn, Holliorn-hill, lace mercimik March 10 & April 16, sa 114, at Basinghall-st. bole., /teed & Lew ford, FridaTet..; off. emit., Belcher, King's Arun -yd. &meta Foams, Liverpool, watch maker, Marsh 19 & April 16, jg at Liverpool ll, verpcel CL Sole., N Holmes & Co., ew-inn, & Booker, Ilver. peal; off. assig„ Morgan, Liverpool. WILLIAM Gummi, Birmingham, broker, March 22 & April 6, at II at Birmingham CL V 01.., Clarke & Co., LincoinhAnn.beidal nag., Che, Birmingham. Jona Hasrums, libigston-upon-Hull, draper, March 17 & April 7, at 10, at Klissreon-upon-!lull Cs. Sots., Dean & Co., St. Swahili's-la, Le England itShockkes, Hull; oft a1wiF1.1716.10.2 tnead,.,t, March 12 at 118, & April 22 at 11, at Baaingball-st. Son., Lamm. & Flews, Oldlevary.elianob. • off. wig., Green, Aldermanbtuy. THOMAS Jones JANNA, Redford, Salop, corn dealer, Man& Is & April 10, at 11, at Birmingham Ct. Son., Mottenim & Knowles, Birmingham; off. ate., Whitmore, Birmingham. Moll. JAMAS, London, Worcestershire, butcher, Man& 18 & April 7, at 11, at Birmingham et Solt, Cooper,Uptcal-upna-Stwere, & Montanan & Knowles, Birmingham off. *wig„ Christie, Bit. alingham. WILLIAM PALMIST, SM., Kingsland-rd, builder, Math IS at ; & April 12 at 1, at Basinghaliwt. 801., Teague, Crawl-et., Cbeapeade ; off. aadg., Oroom, Mr :truth-la. Joao Piram, Lin moot, builder, March 19 & April la, at It, at Liverpool Ct. Sole, °fiver, Old Jewry, & Evans & Son, Liverrog; off. swig., fWeanow., Liverpool. &saran Hicnsanson, Harrogate, Yorkshire, attorney-at-law, March to & April 27, at 11, at Leeds Ct. Ron., Jones & Co., John-et, & Hark & Clarke, Leeds; off. andaf., Yocmg, Leeds. Jame Him Sup Merthyr Tydril, Glamorgansbire, grocer, March 19 at 19, k A 16 at 11, at Briatol It. Son., Abbott & Co., New.inn, & Smith, erthyr Ty dvil ; off. want., Acramm, Bristol. Joux Bornavi, Adelaide pt, London-bridge, wine merchant, March 19 at 11, & April 21 at 12, at Basiughall-st. Sol., Wellborne, Tooley-st; off. amig., Follett, Buihrook-ct. 71`48OLVEIIT O. P. Akeiza=tes, D. J.Viger. ClitheanA=4 Wow. 0, M. 134•0wkau Tawbteek.... ZEr".= A. Jar Yeals. Daddingtaagrom Maras, earveraa Jarmo, Twa.11.1.1/1, Wedwt. teretare. relater of dear. D. Mama, Cantle MK fl OW^ Wm elf .• O&M. Deableoellea, SIASIMIIII4.I., Sea; eel it ▪ adapt.. Lord. Nana; leder la bean. 11..? , • .( eaCeremee, Ideramehakke. E. Parr, !Weasel% Deaaae deelle dealer. w. aeewa Aatilnaitan, pm/err et niAtleaar. Idarealsisr. swerbaare clerk. D. Todd, WkareandlAraela D'aealaler• slase...att at Wafter.. --„ Crorkroiwou, P.a. Yr& dt H. CarekrrlaoL Lew. lkoltordardro. Iloto draw. L Lengltsk, DoWoo, MitliScon, Mow Newer warehrookrawa's Weems. T. Dromnood. New.crook Dryttwd. ~Moo:saws of ninny works. OLbert. York sr, r.rd , orison& so • Lboreork tralterer W. Hawker, CletWaranor, rordrohror. H. WrodersoL/Illroa.sert-Orarouni. performer. IL thews, Bowikgrow, .1.7 tow =rpm me*" amino= sow.. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Aeptnall, Manchester, shaman in a wasehosse —lst dlr. al na. 21d., March 9, & any esibsequent Tuesday, at Holmes's, Man. C. Bock, Killanfairr, Glamorgansttlre, tanner-Ist div. or 20. 10d., March 19, & say subsequent Wetland& , at Miller's, Bristol. J. B. Inalterley. Charltort-upon- Lan-ann., draper—lat &p. n . Is. 114 d., March 9, & say subaequent Tuesday, at hubs n'., ilareheater. —,---.. J. A. Lee, Liverpool, iron (Dander-Ist die. at 3s. 2141-, Monti 10, k any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgans, Liverpool. I. Stout, Liverpool, boot maker-lot div. of 4e, March 11, & any subsequent Thursday, at Cazenove's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDt3.—Msreh 2& A. Fielder, Alton, Hampahire, brewer —April 7. G. Goodwin, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant—March 26. J. L. Heathorn, Abehurcb.hine, City, ship owner —March 26. R. W. Opecithaw, Prestwich, Lancashire, common e wer—Morch 29. IL J. Palmer Wantage, Berkshire, grocer—March 26. C. Pulling, Tri. nity.sq., Southwark, potato salesman—March 21. J. Richards, Jun, Hmding, Berkshire, banker—March 31. P. Strawaso &T . B. Toting, Louth, Linoolnliiire, ebemists—March 26. T. H. Williams Si W. C. Stashes, Chelmsford, auctioneers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—Andrew Lindsay, Glasgow, via duller, March 12 & April L at the Earl Grey Tavern, Glasgow— Robert Rases, Glasgow, ironmonger, Mara 10 & April 7, at lining's Chamb., GWimr. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. Barrett & G. Barrett, Bethnal. green-rd.—C. licaufoy & Y. W. Mill, Harden, Kent—J. Hoorn and T. M. Boors. Boekani, Sasses—W. Boatel & H. P. 'Nutley, Moor gate4t., City—J. Cox, J. H. Hustler &W. Hustler, Bristol, so far SA regards J. M. Hustler—W. H. Pyle & J. Black, Glargow—N. Gar diner & J. C. Heap, Manchester— . Hearn & J. %eery, Chipping Wycooite, Bediamehlre—J. Hine, B. 11. Hine, and J. G. Hine, Nottlegbent—J. liollingworth. Maidstone, & T. Llollinirworth &J. Hollingworth, Otham, Kent, so far ea rewards J. Hoilingwortll, Maidstone—W. T. Horsey & E. Horsey, Manchester—W. Hunter, Jos., & D. Small, Smith Shields, Durban—i. H. Johnsen &A. lied. desetce, Reading, Berkshire—T. linnet & T. Miser, jun., Rudders. field. Yorkshire—J. A. Lewis k C. Reinvent, Milbenk-sL, WoO. zeineter—T. F. Lomax &E. Hopwood, Stockport, Cheshire—J. Maly & J. Hair, jun., Priday.ft., City—.l. Martin Sr J. Mills, John.M., Gmeirenor.esews—A. Milroy & F. 8. Milroy, Plymouth—J. Nash & H. Gurney, Inike-at., Southwark—A. Parliet, J. R. Delekeee, * H. Penciturch-m, City, so far aa regard. A. Palmer—K. Pen. bows ik E. Skidmore, Rowley —W. Rich Sr H. Jones, Upper D.m7. ▪ Pfinlico—A. Schofield &U. Holt, Liverpool—W. &urger &G. Saugus, Newport, Shropshire—J. F. Terry, fun., & E. T. Holyday, Leeds—F.. Unwin & J. Cowin, Beciestleld, Yorkahne —J. Usher, me., & J. Usher, jun.. Bishop Wearmouthi, Durham—J. 8. Williams & T. H. Williams, Birkenhead, Cheshire. SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCII.—MAtis. Ogle. A Mt. 110 all, sem Dabila . .1 0 etellaal .'7`ol n' 3. , llsea, Its Mar. I Yetilso bad Waterford I P. 111111•1• . . Ireelliea. . 0 Buena War. 11 Dosaerhadeb 0 1 Frame. 0147.,11.11.11/. 0 OW. 1011. 11.r.11 Cleera.Bams. 0 0 Univac Feb. 2710 Neb. sal 0 befall April if Nembarg . .0 0 Medltema. .0 , HAW. Mar. 11. Clastrearxe, Maas s.—Arrhed Ellida, and Fool Johan, Era. frg; Northam, S antander ; Bien, thillenhourg ; Stanhope, Mt. l a frhael'a. Balled: Commodore, ktro Calpe, Gibraltar; Trafalgar. Adelaide; Numa, Dantalc: Agora, Antigua ; Mentor, Gravellues. St. Jacque., Grarelines; James Watt, Havre. Lragasooi, Manes 6,—Arrived: Johnny, and Bridget, Lisbon; Lady Wright, Flushing ; Pekin, Rotterdam. Waited R. Ken, Qinrleston ; Rival, Messina; Caprieoin, New Orleans; Centaur, Cape of Gad Hope; (al) Iwo, Malta and Weiss; Guiia, Genoa' Marian, Antigua ; W. Prowiw, Hong how, and Whanspos; Ylrthiol Rio Janeiro and Mauritius; Ccaanopolitan, [Advertisement.]—A DANGEROUS CASE OP EST eirELAs, .41 - 11.1 MD WITS Swyanvo awn INFLUIMATION, MUM Sr HOLLOWAVR Oncnawr smo l e sso.—Yztract of • letter dated Eta Heal, Spilsby, Lincolnshire, October 13, ISM I beg to monomacs yon • moat wonderful cure wrought upon myself by your oint ment and pills I had • very severe attack of mysipelas in my right hot and ankle, with towelling and inflammation to an alarmhg ens tent. I was unable to more without the amstance of crutches I cousulted an eminent pbywiman to so purpose, buwcrer. In km than two weeks, by the one of your ointment and pills, I was cured. to the surprise of all who krew me.--Bigued, Joseph Gildom a farmer Sold by all chemists ; and at Professor Holloway's estaoliminnest. ISt, Straad, London. HARVIT.-14sek 2. at WeMama Cotten. Irelewd. the wile at Joseph Hamer. M.. of • atwitter, 141 U-tom. MILL —M. 11, at Ow Aural 12.271.22, Oterateteh, tb• trier of the M. J. NHL M A. a. • •••• 110ENIEDLAK.111/CIB I, at Holland-road, Erie tee, We. F. 110•21•••• • of 2 dauhter. LAIIONT.—Prb 27. at 3, Idesdotratde. Iroodlaal.md, illsede•r, I.ooot. el a dateghter. MACKAIL—Pett. 2S, at 101,0aergegtmt, Ittlabeeil, Neu I. ltattay, of SM. MEW te, .t U. Dale street, Olaeiver, Xs. W. Neerteade, K 4yNtr. 4, at 17, Past We, the Kea 11ml nix., a • en, ;tiii7l:;;ls7 ROSE.— March 3. at Name place, It. P. roe, trt a dce. 60L1.Y.—Mareh 3. at 1, St. lirleiVa.plate, the war of S. Bally, I*, et • daughter. TAY LOR.—ltsreh 1, at Uppde Harepauvet, Ur rife of tbe Hey. IL 1. Parlor. et • traglage. THOIIItON —M. 36, at 111, Meth 71rentos, et • daughter. TOW PIMP') —Feb. 33, at Order, Brkr, the Irk of Uri Elm T. J. N. Terrateud, dr/ are. 011agel r , 11(n. 1. s, at Ilfelrben, by the Bre. 11. T. Borba. /LA., O. P. Atklasea, log , PorrY-014.0. 0 Berearet, Ye ear w Orieltier of tle. kmll.ll. Bartel., Sol., Ibnenty of Parkleide, Mb. him oti iii—lrritVil—Marela 4,st P. lbrdal-is.thellelds.b7 die Dff. Or N.D./WY& Frederic Leptilso, th! Idled re . 411 D.. Oder, et irwsipiewiaso. NW. argess. et Cftecteurrq Own. NM broody of Itibeitmer. aromas. Trai=rCcußD.—bwbb t, bg sum, by tM let N. w ok a tha Dockyard Climpal, Deveopoet, It J. Damellia. sews.. 11N.. am a the late De. Danville, alba Oftwaorkh talsoary, to Yelicsa Aaamilist dahaitter of Oapt. Planed, N., at Stoke. EDMONDS—MAT —blank 7, at Ottorsol, llarearmtettue, Na train, allosentattotraht. Delgravreasant, to I. Bray, widow a 1 Da WAT.—llatth 4, et 8c 01leee. CdBfle,b 1 14 Yee. J. T. Aside. It, Z. Orlllths, et Little bleee•eldle. MOW, le =ninth. elites itteghtee of Yr. liendway, et Cl/gloves. LAPP -8718•14111T —Much I. et Mohelatehreiteral, be the M. IL Vnera.treowes.wBpaalsy, C. Lupe, el the KAM ThEglee law, le Imme ettiet• at the we I. eteeleht. KLIIII-8187 . 111.18ae1l I. 11,4 k himei, Watolestee. b the M. W. h. C. lembeett. ItioetlecNsteeete mu ltettlay net, 4. kW, t i nt:: 4e 2 lighel ... Ml ues idlela ll.da rtegleee "..t el . S. Snick MDT •limelt I. at Test. e t 7. Odte, WPM =.P. Am. es4B iletahtee al% heteseheelle. AITCRISON.—Dtb. W. at Olamma .. tile7Maddiagtoa d. kits , lk.r. wted de EAUIVILETNIE h. at Liverpool. A. liamgartm. Mao 330 " N Mallmmem. Fame, aged 40. IiCILWORTIE—Idarth 3, at Totteskaia, Wary W. Pala , aaa If T. Dwitarorti. limo. aged W. CARYL —Wareb I, at IM. llehmad . WM, Olatim, I,lmday, allot daughter ef the late MT Pc Om NIA/. ELITE 6110W.—Idantit 4. Xt. ClUltarear, Min of the late o.l.Ctithsree. of Boma.bere. Ereatford. COUCHIL—Marth Poway, Frederick, Welk IN N M. I. 00 .". and IS. DOIDIETT.—Warth 2, at Limped, Wm X. Deism, tellat eir M.l. Doherty. aged D. DUNLOP—PeIt 26, at Letdemdem. Y. Drier, La.. late ef OINNW* EDDUaIT—Feb. N. Witham. the Temleol W. 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