The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-20 00:00:00

walls of the institation. The board and institution I are composed of non-professional parties, and the acadmny entirely of artists ; and u both parties aim at tuition and the collection of pictures, an amount of antagonism has been developed which nothing but legal or governmental interference will quash. WALES. COMIO , SION PT rsa LOYD-LIVIBMANT or PCKBROLE• SHIRE.—C. S. Shaw, Esq., to be deputy-lieutenant. PROVINCIAL. soseee s-- A Yaw AGITATION.—Titre FARMS'S of Doesetshire have taken a step which is likely to be imitated by agricul • turista in venous parts of the country. At Wareham, on Tuesday, a considerable number of yeomen and others sembled, for the purpose of presenting to the Rev. N. Bond, of Orange, "a tostniel, for his having kept down the game on his estate." Various speeches were made upon the occasion. Mr. Clanhallsay, the chairman, alter some com plimentary remarks in presenting the testimunial—a highly wrought valuable silver bowl—spoke of the very serious injury and loss which the farmers Mlle sustain. where the landlord is so forgetful of the mutual interest that should subsist between him and his tenant as to carry the game-preserving system to an extent that in many cases is ruinous to the hopes of that tenant. Mr. Newberry said game was a question affecting the whole country. Land lords who preserved gams could nut be acquainted with the whole effects of the system. They could not be aware of the ' injury dune to the tenantry or to the labourer. Were they acquainted with the consequence, they surely would not run counter to the opinion of at least two-thirds of the whole community with reference to game preservation. Tenant farmers felt the annoyance in the destruction at crop, and the loss of their profits. Yet they were told to go forward. Agriculture was now held up as a science and not a mere matter of farming, and it is now necessary they should ceutend with the whole world. But really he knew not how this emulation could be continued. All obstacles should be removed from the farmer if 'hey were to contend. To keep tip the game laws was no aid to them. (Hear.) The system of game preservation hail risen to so great a height that the farmers of the neighbourhood must really keep down the game, or quit their localities. He denied that fanners were enemies of fair sporting, but they desired the abolition only of those extreme practices now carried on. They were accused of throwing down the rights of property, but in asking what they did, they were, on the contrary, protecting property. (Cheers.) Sacrifices were being daily made, and the mouths of horses were to be shut in order to keep down extreme consumption. Men in private stations were making individual sacrifices, and should not the game preserver do something? Should not the crops be pre mend for next year ? " I tell you in truth, gentlemen (continued the speaker), that the game is gnawing away the vitals of this country." (Hear, hear.) Farmers had no cause of complaint with their landlords beyond that bone of contention the game, but game was a fruitful cause of quar rel from one end of the kingdom to the other. (Cheers.) Could not landlords take a hint ? In old times it was suffi cient to plough, to sow, and to reap, In the present day fanners had other expenses ; they had heavy and increasing rates, families to maintain, and labourers to keep. (Hear, hear.) Perhaps all gentlemen in that room did not live in the Isle of Purbeck, and, ilia refore, he would tell them that, as far as he had understood, there was but one landlord in that neighbourhood who would not meet the question, and that was the Earl of Eldon. (Hear.) There were many minor observations upon which he could en large, but he would not consume time by descanting on them. He thought fanners, for instance, should be allowed to kill without certificates, and landlords also. Mr. Joseph Willis said he was one of those who had been a great sufferer " through the ravages of that detestable vermin the rabbit." (Hear, hear.) He had taken every care with his crops, yet they had been eaten from him by the vermin he had named. Such lessee should not be allowed to continue, for in some instances, and indeed to his own knowledge, they had amounted to more than the cost of labour oar the farm. (Hear.) It was too bad to forbid the killing of rabbles, it was as bad as objecting to the destruc tion of rats. (Several voices, " Worse, worse.") The proceedings of that evening, through the medium of the press, would go forth to the world, and he hoped they would open the eyes of game preservers. Mr. W. Voris had had much experience in fuming. On one farm where the game was preserved be could state that whole crepe had been taken away. That would lot do. He then took the whole of the game, on the under standing th it he should supply the table of the landlord, but he did nut like that plan. He held another farm where it was agreed the landlord should pay all damage, hut that plan had given no satisfaction to either party. (Hear, hear. ) Perhaps few persons had calculated the difference between the value of rabbits and the havoc they made. A rabbit was worth sixpence, and the animal would eat a bushel of wkeat worth six shillings, a differinee of 600 percent. (Hear, hAr.) hie now rented the game on one farm, and on another the landlord kept it down. The game laws fostered poachilig. Two poachers bad lived in his village, and both had been transported. One progressed from killing a hare to killing and roasting a pig on the hills of Lulworth and the other went a few steps further, committing highway robbery. (Hear, hear.) He was quite convinced that to keep down game would prove a great benefit to this great and flourish ing country. (Loud cheer.)—The Rev. Mr. Bond, in re tenting thanks, said amongst other things, he Mt more satisfaction in looking tica t a z Zilip than on a pheasant or a bare. He felt far more plums in regarding well-cropped fields than is possessing a overflowing with the fruits of the preserved cover. The memorial of their liberality would be most highly esteemed and preserved than heir-loom (a most valuable one), by every member of his family.— Abridged (ruin the Poole and Dorset Herald. I,MOAMUTRR IBINOULAR INGENUITY OF A SIWPLIFTEIL—A shopkeeper, named Edward Marsden Chadwick, has been apprehended at Manchester, eharrd with shoplifting to an extra ordinary extent, which he had accomplished with much in genuity. Toe culprit has a shop at Ashton-under-Lyne, where he sells cigars and snuffs, and he has been in the habit of going to make his purchases of stock at wholesale shops in Manchester, and, though enspected, could not, though watched, be detected. Yesterday he went into the shop of Mr. Newby, tobacconist, Manchester, and a watch was filed upon him. He had entered with &small brown paper parcel under his arm, apparently secured by a strong cord, and thi. he placed on the counter while he made inqniries about goods. On leaving he took up his parcel ; the ahopmen *ere mire he had taken nothing off the minter, but the parcel he put on it, and Rill then was a box of cigars deficient : Mr. Newby, however, seised the mysterious parcel, and th mystery was at 0006 revealed. The parcel was a tin cam Leis* larger than a cigar -boa, nicely covered with brown paper, and corded on three sides to resemble a parceL The fourth side was open, and the shoplifter carried it under his arm, with the open aide oe mouth downwards, and on enteriag a shop placed it over a box of cigars. On leaving he lilted his case and the box of cigars together. He was given in charge, and the police, on going to search his shop, found 42 boxes of cigars which had been stolen from Mr. Newby, and 68 boxes stolen from Mr. Nevin, %ohm onist, six barrels of snuff, also stolen from Mr. Newby, a liu/e quantity of pigtail tobacco, stolen from the shop of Mr. Campbell, and other articles, in all nearly a cart-load of goods, and valued at upwards of 12411. Tin cases, covered with brown paper and cord, suitable to the purposes of COVel , ing and carrying off barrels of snuff and packages of tobacco, were also found upon hie premises. The prisoner was com mitted for trial. - YORKSHIRE. COMMISSION HT THE LORD-LIBUTENANT.—W. B. Fer rand, Eq., to be deputy-lieutenant. CHESHIRE. ADMIRALTY INQUIRY, BIRKIINHEAD.-04 Wednesday, Mr. Abernethy held an inquiry into the two hills for which the Birkenhead Dock Commisssonershave applications at pre sent before parliament. Mr. Lloyd appeared to support of the measures. The town. clerk,.Mr. Nelson, and Kr. ap to watch the proceedupin, and, if nearwary, to oppose. R a sT e lquiry lasted the entire day. It appeared, from the that the asensaissiemen have had three bilk be forree The int authorised them to raise a nom of 400,0001. ; the snood 000,0001. ; =lithe present biU3OO,OOOl. They admitted that they emporiums& a 41mIty in raring in money, and that dry requied pewees le impel the wain of And frontioq Wilms,' peel, to amble them to west the wall upon the swirl& It ma eameended upon the other side that they eosin to woke their IMEbieße dock Dales to met a custom-bones or graving-dosice, lir to = W are near es hung poems, end that the Lai °mune amnia Mari Mee advaatageemely eirmusisteneed ander the Strew kite than under the peasant After re dim iloom Mo. Lind. end eapiesedem from Mr. Mendell, inquisy tenelussed. IItAPPOIDIEMZ. 1110111COLUISME ATMMITALL.--Goversl mesa of ineen dieeina ham May disposed this district One eesuned et . Tnneill on Meals/ *hi _bet The perpetrator of the =appears is lame effieled hi penises, and this to ham _ . Out a imastabie, oneihnsed ids - iiketh_end somandered ' Mama The velf-crindmiell firmness'; William Johann. i • eakineamelmr, *view a was hat no children, and is saki leis a quiet isoMm urt of a men, when sot seder the hillosses of limier. It appears that Miami }lit been drialdng hard en Monday, and that, timed& Is 11 o'clock IS that _kigitt, he set fire to a Mock of straw, the trd LO W. Mir. Batt After having eimmillod this y ? doliherately se spit oat Miami, apt mentable ; told him what Ira bad dose, sad Malted apes Using taken into •wanedp, gm the Alms Ilium would ma, at first, .oreaft the sloasmint of Jansen, who told hie to look oat bi er r tb. o. UMMWim in width limy were, and he would me the did w thaftig tie soienment et the psi- War inalreal, le fedi end idea in damps. Jaime& then said Main haw los imLikilthe ete•homi that his otgoot was to be traasperted it ilk or es he afterwards Mated. to pt to Australia, or Tea Ma a% land, and be was tetermined that gosernment Emil& pay hi mirage. Johnsen deem sot wvair to have bats prompted by viodlative Issilafg . towards Mr. Mein, who he said, had sever dose Na any injury. but aa cha lesarmy, had always been a tried to Mee. The y itrea c4ti over 111; e uisensr ti tie W illtiltit io d: OM his st;o Is 7 sal tin ems . mid sulailly b 2ated that his genie t eat tam Mee to Ma kniftwel, oil the remaledarot the peewit o'er to hi wits.—He wee Irmaimitliod kr triplet' Too=r ig. Camarimairsel mosso sr rat Loan Lizarrinwr or Lulficallammit—D. H , Heti end G. T. W. Bibthorp, ; 0 11 7 :is Geptdat J. P. Gent, W. B. ahoy. Gent.. end W. J. Gramm, Gent, to be Ensigns of the iffirth Lincoln Matti..-0. B. Tathwell, Esq., to be CNitaln ; I. B. Loused*, Gent., E. H. Peel, Gent., H, H. Tenna n t; cent., to be Lieutenants ; W. 8. Clark, Gant., to be Ensi g n, , a the Royal South ,Lincoln Militia. w & IINVICIESIIIRE. VO3OOlllOlO CIONID V nil Loan LIRVIWANT or - ' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1847. of unfortunate trading. end that the bankrupt's family expenses w ere very issibeeth, and that this was the best test of a siren desire on the part of the binkrupt to carry on his trade for the benefit of his creditors. under all the circunastaucee of tbe case, the Court adjudged that the allowance of the certificate be suspended for the period of 18 menthe from the day of hearing the application. • INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Belpre the Midi:km=llB6nm ACCOMMODATtoN 13tu.s.—limbella Eodskinson was op posed for Mr. Masters. The applicant, who was 74 years of age, was arrested upon an accommodation bill, she having been in the habit of accepting many of the same for her daughter, Mrs. Stevens, who kept a boarding-house at Knightsbridge. The schedule exhibited debts to the ampoule of 2,9791., with no assets. It appeared in evidence that shortly previous to her arrest, the insolvent executed one deed, and that since her confinement she had executed en other, both relating to some reversionary property, bat of which she had made no mention in her affidavit to petition ; and this, it was urged, was an omission fatal to the petition. but, Mr. Cooke,who opposed, said that noease would be urged against the insolvent on account of her numerous bill trans actions, providing the deeds relating to her property were given up. The case wu ultimately adjourned for the pur -1 pose of ascertaining whether this could be effected. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—LuicAirma, FIB. M. Before BIIVO Rolfe sod a Srelal Jury. Lorna AND LAIrTON V. BOUSTBAD AND ANOTHEZ.— LIABILITY In , PIOVISIONAL COMMITTIIRMEN.—This was an action brought by the plaintiffs, who an surveyors at Man chester, to recover the sum of 1281. 105. from the defendants, who are both gentlemen of private fortune, Mr. Henderson, melding at Liverpool, and Mr. Boustead, at Sedbergh, in Yorkshire, for sermon rendered in that capacity, in reference to a projected line of railway between Lancaster and New castle, and in the prospectus of which the names of the defendants appeared as provisional committeemen. A great number of witnesses were examined, who proved , that the defendants had authorised their names to be placed on the provisional committee, and that Boustead took such an active part in the scheme as to direct the diversion of the route from that originally contemplated by the surveyor sent over by Messrs. Levin, and Lawton. It was not proved, however, that either of the defendants engaged these gen tlemen, either personally or by proxy. Under these circum stances, the learned Baron directed the plaintiffs to be non suited. Mr. Baines, for the plaintiff, wished to tender a bill of receptions, as the case was a most important one. Hu lordship had no objection to Mr. Baines taking the case to a court of error or the House of Lords. He might nevertheless remark that the state of the case was perfectly dear. When persona entered into a commercial contract they took each other for better or worse, either by them selves or their agents. But this was not the case with all joint-stock speculations, and least of all with provisional committees. When a man entered into partnership, he knew who were his partners • but no provisional committee man knew who was to be placed on the list after him. It appeared to him, therefore, that there was nothing startling in the doctrine that provisional committeemen were not re sponsible for contracts in which they had not taken an active part. On the 17th one of the defendants was appointed a member of the provisional committee; but that did not make him employ the defendants, and was therefore no evidence whatever. POLICE.-Y FATERDAY. CLERICENWELL.—TMs Pooa it Cteentsrewritt.— Twenty-six men and women in distress attended to complain against the overseers of Clerkenwell, fur refusing them re lief. Amongst the applicants were numerous married per. sou; the wives bad applied for relief without their hus bands, and they were refused, as impositions were frequently attempted and practised upon the parish by married women, who had enjoyed themselves with the parish money without 1 the knowledge of their husbands.—Mr. Wakeline mid it was of frequent occurrence. In other instances the men, who were strong and able-bodied, refused to do the parish work when offered thee.—Several of the applicants complained that they had been turned away from the workhouse and told to do their best and worst. They had been without food and were starving, and they came in a body to complain to the magistrate, and on making the statements, Mr. Combs directed Bingham, 6.0 CI, the warrant officer, to take them to the workhouse. He did so, and then to the overseers, who would have nothing to do with them, and he again brought them to the court, when Mr. Wakeling and Mr. Diary at tended. Mr. Dixey said that that was not the work day. They had no atone-yard. They applied that day, being aware of it. Mr. Coombe suggested that the most deserving cases might be relieved, but it was the duty of the parish to have work to offer to such persons. The parties then left the court, upon the understanding that they were to be re lieved in kind. MARYLEBONE.—ATTEMPTIM ABSON BY FEMALE PAUYESS.—Sir James Hamilton, Mr. A. Daniell, Mr. Potter, and a number of other gentlemen connected with the board of guardians and directors of the parish of St. Marylebone ' attended to hear the proceedings in a case in which six female paupers, named Eliza Lee, Elizabeth Churchill, Henrietta Berry , diary Ann Turner, Eliza Bun ning, and Sarah Roberts, were charged with having at tempted to set fire to a portion of the workhouse in which they were placed, and also with having damaged property in the said establishment. The prisoners, in con sequence of their general riotous, disorderly, and indecent conduct, had been put into the "separation" ward, in order that they might not have an opportu nity of contaminating the better-disposed female In mates. Their employment was that of picking oakum. On the previous afternoon (Thursday), when Jane Larking, the under housemaid went into the ward she found all correct so far as the preperty was concerned, but a threat was made by the prisoner* that they would break some of the windows. At haltpast 6in the evening upon the witness Larking, and the matron, entering the ward, it was ascertained that twelve panes of glass bad been smashed to pieces, and that the wainscoting of the sold ward, as also the ceiling, over which in a room many aged and infirm paupers were placed, were burnt in many parts, evidently with a poker, which the prisoners must have made red hot for that purpose ; in addition to which, they bad smashed a cupboard and other things, and thrown them into the yard. Their coaduct was made known to the board at their weekly meeting . yesterday, and it was decided upon that they should be given into the cus tody of the police.—Mr. Jones, the master of the workhouse , on being questioned as to the amount of damage, replied that it certainly was not less than 41.—Sir James Hamilton ad dressed the magistrate (Mr. Long), briefly to the effect that the board felt bound, in this instance, to press the charge against the prisoners, with a view to their being properly punished, as their behaviour bad been outrageous in the extreme upon the present and other occasions, and it was quite clear, from their general conduct, that they were fully resolved upon not conforming to the rules and regulations of the workhouse or submitting to any controul whatever.— , The prisoners, most of whom have before been brought to this court and punished for behaviour of a most riotous , description, were ordered to pay 41., the amount of damage, as sworn to by the master ; in default, two months imprison. neat. They were than locked up. ' , VP mug. WWWWW • pOO CL Deal* Beads, 1116. NO II I per Ct Ppeateis Woes. Div. hem per C4Oremaildßoale.Det, 31 1110.431 per CT./4011os. 1610,211 - 1 Ditto. My from Bey, 1641. 114 per Ct. Peruvian' Bowes. 34 Moo Deferred 171 pr Ct: Penetrant loodt. 114 21 per Ct. Doles 5e.,12 Gall , 861 11 Ditto Artoest,ll44 d per CC .Dorb Certitleatelb MD. per Cent. Read= Nook 1132, Feb. 20,'Iree L 81, 113 I IiCHANORA AND MOCKS ABROAD. AlftnlDLlCYls.ll.—Dste A Act. debt Tere-awl-e-Ralf per Ceuta., 14, 511; floe per test . 74, 71; Dew per Orem. DI. W. Awe.. eyed roar. ..d-a./ialf per Geste, 871.1171. Deo. Cease., Feer.W•a•ll.lo per Cola., 174.1711. Faebsispe oea6oe, 11.1; two months, 11.63. Ou Nutmeg, 31.73: two =omits. PI 13. N F... 13 —Atotria• Flo. per Cents, 107; Beak Mores, 1071. Reteidee 17 41166 lama, 1011; Foe per OM. Ramberg Cenibesies. 1011, 1041, Do. 1.. Pettey lard'', 106. Jeri; 0.. Dope sad Co ., 3rd .81 li i Pertee, 1114; Do. la Orodatew,l4l; De. New Fear per Ono.. Hope awl Co.. Is; Lo. 117. Penske New Five per Ont., 170, 171. Do. Three pee (byte, 211. D. Miele Aet. Deli. Two-a81...11411 pee Dent., 17_ Danish logilelt Loamy 818, 641 Beauties. ea Leedom Dubois. Feb. If, 1333. two emeilis, 134. St. Petereberg, Feb. 2. Wee mouths 411 3-11; ChT1•11 Feb. 3, ibree math. . Stockhol Fibril 6, .TITT.T7 4.7.• 11.38. Bremen. Feb. 0, two Monied. ; Beebe, , tbree teosibs. 6 31 ; Yleesa, Feb 11, Dime monied, 9.41. AUSTRIA.—A letter from Vienna states that the Emperor has sanctioned the project of a new commercial code drawn up and submitted to his majesty by the Aulic court. The code will be shortly promulgated, at the same time as a new table of r.gulations for the Vienna Bourse, which has been approved of by the Emperor. RAILWAY NEWS. Yesterday, the share market wore a favourable appearance m the early part of tho day, and businew way done with confidence at the improved quotations of Thurs day. But the sudden decline and heavy aspect of the stock market had an immediate effect on share values, which be came depressed, and the market inactive. RAILWAY SHAM LlST.—Lottacm, Yes. 19. itsetaitor et la Raw elurscien Anete snug sort Was of klaa le /Wm* Wien' Fir. BrIIINEth __ BY IXABUIBBAI TBSTIZDAY. Before Mr. MEW Soso 22. theorrotho.—(34l) Great Weston Sawa (smorlosot rod ex tombolaw Enters Counties Slaw, ( W ismacy). Extenudon, and Ptelthennth sod aol Wo rm/ Swath WedtCßlttaihrei Ado hoosrftsoO, is. ( llogoOso sod BMW Saws, Act Atheeiltherß (thrthies Mon lipsho to aatdo). (351) Royston and =dim SO= AO Orrad• sr Imo O li o). (BM IWO Got exapsy, aid Lynn Vo=sy l Szy Arileres orive gm Wen ; 'trig orders OIL (SU) Pm I* GM Dock ; oodbi odors ust ostyptiod et& Gout Sodom Balm (limb to limmontis sod to loogiod Lisa); Again Gras not ooplisd vials son utiossOot Mr. lip, bloc di Yd. —(181) Oilloar, Km Volltoy, Sollory, mg lial- Solway (rand= SI lidkrd, Iss. (SO) Dltts, rIN• (Wm- Mon troth Lathan= to boy St. Do r u ltl = l3itio, MOO Mosta to do oil bop St. ). jr „, Eastern tram MI IMO* Imola We Wit thane' , Complry); atoll poi aim; Molina adorn tompikol Orronap. Anrotounor Com (NM 40111,1110 sot Northern. 1 Allegations farther beard. Prrelelierfaeothed With day. OOMNIITIN ON STLTIOnliil ORNINN. Great Nathan hallway Card= Ira Ueda le Grantham. lliabergh, Leah, d Onsisa Ira q elates &pond with ; pada be sari Leith me Irak raters (111rmadrie and Adder). ftheatag aim arena with ; prim le prod. MEETINGB.-Lolasthr, Hatatiroa, 50IITE CWT.- Feb. 19.-etr. C. P. Onaldieheressa This the the email athisirry la.yeerly meta( dame dr spelgemetios adi the dada Pea. 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The ameholles w epee) Oa The reaamedellea se to the farad we red awl re driasee we eatheillsed to all up MAK ef ethlla le 9k maim dram le bar ale. rata pods* a II yet oath, the baba baths Ile = reships isetastry dr big=wil the Ware* dr letioelleth la the pipette at to y st the athellistet Oak et the lardisa, Wpm% eta Salk awe The vaithere to *senora way Met id by the melted= o ath three*" sad were arra PP Welt to the eirdiame the pileaaep tralaata. WlMMlthearth, Wazzoka, Wttawir, Aim Duzzax.- 46.8.11 a afrak•A-Pfb. 19.-L el Crateare to the aalm-llie Cladrara iikeed the melt it the pth w9k hal alma pros ea the palm der, ea w pada et .tout the Cream to meal wtl w ematheeels oaths ai. Palm mae-rer the taillthet Or abeam MAO asp ad 1,113 lath it alai AMY attar Sere r 1,111 it the Yew thee pada. the adlthe 1 4 111 Mork Ira EM with Ilia Se M=: the boast woe 11,r7, im• et raw, 401. Itz.byftshis seviniseitt palm= rearri M Me imithe &lOW twirl Staldfh tat prtharift bans me ilidl *et Mara bed no apt tre lap it amalmsh r i e . lthedene p. = bar ever, amnia by dr area= ; de le pot to the Ithered the Ethan male is Dampier lent, epode. to nth the pet ramie to the alb width they we meat le mar a it. Ml par ebea, prelim be the pima meek as U. per awe la the Pah of Namable amt. ilme mart essathed a pastel mem, prt the widerridag, la whip dhateue mmeleeed to rears. the mad pawed= and media a the Cheat Wars PI troth Wiles Thiel woe pew =fed r. maths lithmel. ma maim Path a at the pled dee a the esarsed, v lneeeViiM zarßem The a Wa i 4 . 4 l .16 1= idiom it . 817. the elepiline et the resat ea , trash eadher dlethetha Meth; lb. WM" la perdeder, Wed 1 reetarielle erl deckled let Ids ebeeetkees. re. Ilerrie reseeded irk Ida error freseereekbyreparkerareedrer le Imereers teethe aria etre rent. Ike ereadreek es Ike Weer r► dee as Or ent. eallast Yes err et Irde.-11r. keyride sad ether= tereera direrrd a lel. wire re sereill. &re errs ee le tr i melatreat or eenataren. the rams Irk Ihr aka Ws The meeting Meese r brae all di ash who So met 4. to be declared. - WILVddiAMPIOI7. AID Bletret YALU*. inarfp Matelep--IWwwww" P. IL-Mr. R. Map 712., e' sZir. The mann the dlneuireadowled Wan des that Ni etellown of aseembe egad ma weibble Were et ark at SLIM 11l SL • dot Ni agewbetien Ike Ms kr tie bey wpm= bid weepiel a eowldeadde Inn sod Met C i t= edll newel debee, rogeldmi Whet gendileennes, et* Feeder, *IA bt Ibiparpese lodillegag emosima g it= way war* Ni dboolore led Man& ft atelabil UMW, the line late awereab ; Ni bet Thum Wbsiespen, mew ilerMowlek, b. dense Ihe bead Wow. Slebleglownled been In et a sew ender the pertionembeyallnene; Ni verb bed bar ecennewed, ore gibe assineave 'WS bend do =pleiejt h zt the ealeema et sett yam Mee wend esalemet, that penes et the Sue Pm Demidolk, war Oblbery, ev the erlek the Lewis mad Mirth Menses Meng lbstbirtenl s is &diatom et debt =lip bad bees le: TO be Irene= Bey le lbws. Boot, HIM sad Co., who Ni te amble Mir polka et the weeks by the awn dew ; end the third, erwaisMag theitgßile i nns hem ortms.green Demidek, Well Ni Grp , will be reedy for Mang Wendlodely Ni Ni MB wow before ter this pert et the lime aka Mee ressbell the gemotbee dr It baring Wendy bees end a eserwl tine la be Howe at= The newt Ni wog ea he stele Ni the direalen W doieembed YSada Moe assonny seep ankleg apparel* le s peellmend the MOW swim ger le b awl tbo empene lime am le Illearbrldge, telth bromelbe 0411nry mad Ibbeesmem ; a/ wlfL erase Wm peewee bre et Ss min. Ni Leedom W Be* Woburn Commewey there was the talleerkw• "The Meesbee doe Mind Ni senwpainie fier the Men et the des to Woo Liles end likefh-Wamen Paihrely Choosey. en bens' *deb b ey ▪ eberabidass he *ls ewloneklmg WI be enured b end= : mob bet the mot et the esorgew Ana be Oakes 7111,111111, le be bereand by WM, le wen beide= ; the Laden and Salb-Woolura Ompay le pay adlsidged ea the web of We *inlet Ni avant TO Imam sad Ilse* Waters desk, pipits halflem*, awl le emeamen Mew the ben view the line le wand 11~nweilem. Few per as* hand li s l e paid on all, end 11=lebas et espial la the eempowle seen..• proportioned* et ail the brefeeped of the Ueda& sod North-Weis* =oly, le be umbel ind br stew t ont deb et the egrommen All WS m anwlesellea 51 N. lines Mow le Welwalwegess and Dada/, no well as be Blesteldp le Whom awl tree Deselka . le Blimenee be prodded by Moe Lades and We** The esenents we that then bed ler dulai the Int ad; et M. We. per obere, sw ityl2l., fedi misdeed la Wenn VI. 1k U. Th e enter Ole Pith Thilaseneeneatary wpm* • kg e=n g il . 40271. fle. 3d.; "Win, lis.lold4 arg.7l; leavening ewer* SUL lib IL • ellw repasep NIL lb. ad. ; diesellas, 4501.; SWAM. end I=n Jmop / a ssis t , web, 171. Ss. IL: lig teed et da. IL , banza g re la bawl aired dem. la .ales net the repot be the abeemmes eamponabled the shenbiewe ea tro h = . The as ze . Mea .. = a neebilea l aee ~ -.. .. - Areee tNi the sales! kb W the dream tar the bre Sem Talley leihney, th e t a* end to t ra"ell'Oom =the Wm shad be the rape; lie essikseed, end the be enberbel le Inks Ni aseenei7 nip for err** Me awn lane sift Mr. /big Mims banes sossaded the seedep Mr. Mae, et** Iltreetiory Sawa Mink Ms a berth ahem la tildelbe), r as Ni aselnelsWl repegewlenve of Ma wwww, apron the esisittotte N. M. The einem= ewer! a nembe se le vbedew Mr. Mow wa il bens et that ▪ gendenem head* la kb w amped Web the bel s tli; , bet the f n merbel It dew* hove hem de livered -eight is Ni *es et= wading. Ile We observed that the rsweisery hid mot yet paid Ni N.. Mr. Mmem awed br i E te be wens; bet Ni sonesers segallter hangs Inhealled be bed not ...plied via N. bra espial by law the abelmsn diddled Ni Mr. Kra wit an* _.._lnland a bewiev , Widen allaylogn he PINK 11 1 11 4 01 1 •• allsend le man* **set the et web* Theeencl a r. law Milled Yea the Mame velleb ▪ wompay b epees the popeed lon. The melba wee boa wet, a* doebrelby Os eiairnem Womb; er . hena only Meta - !Ma held er spdastKra lbeeemon a bap bee lhe Niinn rejoined be bad Weedy dread Oat Mr. Len wee not kipily peen& The benosbed geollewin lame daily larded la • probe' spinet the prowellep. TAP, Yaps.-Thilfirark Meadag.-Baidroz, Pin. 19. -Mr. W. Cone in the chair. The Nibs. N Ni report stated that they web not absede frame pabalegent the leneweenen in the receipts fler weir rem general seerebeedbe, and nal, Twee an seeding doss of lot bald-year by Leen. le. Ih by MI. IN.. be third by 1,3702. 17. 11d. The Ewen Mr powebd laprorrament in Ni mown Ni. amps( sad b. minty, If ece entirely, arias Mon aellionee 12=4 lambi the walk trig* nay be eiggeoled ken the TRW Ili Aberdare, owl la Ni twe 10/1011/, la WV Inwell• benew. The ll 2pert d. brr yr ialj aa ba A n les. C. Bibby alahpliii sides teii v ad,•...bg Moe hued; end Mr. Staske) marrel s lots of want at orwhbaseho the dliseleen.-Me N. needed it, and It was rt p• - Mr. mend a vele et Snake b the laud, width inn setandel by Mr. Bent, owl wen* ansebereeely. MIMI= OF TIM 1111110110 Itsiksegy Ckrooliek.) 11•191.--kb• 23, ea=== 21,= MAW soil Cont=own- Fels IL MOW • Ilklembeed, limemenhe, N. Cheilee pm. ; Irsitwaimpliat_eal Delie7- Feb. 27, Onset% awl worth Weetem 7welien-Feb Nirmi t i rdethera • Demon and Bohm- Tele. 111, Maithara ; DriMal F.l ben* else-Feb Ili, Bristol ; Br kbgbembire Menwspe-ilreb. 14 larbsapere; Chksicelem -17 lifidengle; Owk Wellering-I*. Sli, lambs ; Owa- Blmiketteip Ind Lel weeriabb.ll7, bewinalwa °ma nlemot ih =en and Fertersatk-Fers. Mt, twin I li the Bean Juralisk-06. 11, DAM; Dumb, Derby* wed Belblembeme-Fah. My Dalin; Dud* mad &Mi.- MI" Fob 116 1 Delollsenbelaw--Milo. 11, Lida; Lantern Unkm-Fb. ; maim* Marthses-Feb. Edna = Irma Tab IL Loam; Townew-Feb. 27, 27, Leda ;y Oven Wean and Or. Imeden; OreetWalsralk_Wwenhe".ll,Lendem MonehoWer-Feb. 111, Nadidelnia • Ueda, Dews , and Iftnebeeler-lede.ll, lamb; Ueda owl Illedneell, Feb. Is. • Lendesend lisatte-Weebes-Valo. Sk Ilbe Ina deadony Chlwebee-Fah. la Zeliz; Boa= awl *Ws- Mlioa-Feb. 27, Iseidm; Derebarn-lreb. lowien; Lyme sell La i r Newry Warnewelat, end Bee anue_r elle.V . llden limldre-Pah. flishe NINA mps-Toents booth Welen-lieb. 17, Lon don; l m -Feb. 118, Meadesnor; Northern Counties , rinks Fah. 211, Lambs ,• Otani. 4Sposener mad Watvensompon - Me. Womitise; Itaattm end Feb.ll, Lon = OWN* Owlen-Feb. Iblh; Beelllek it, mil lisedint-TWA Iklamisa • Soil Dena - Feb. i7, 216 =• balk Waiss-Feb. ; Taw Tele- Feb. 28, Leda; Magee De* end Ibilway-Feb. IS Lon don; Valet Ilealle-4 1 4b. 11, Iwdat Welselbd and Linarlek- Feb. SS, Wederled; Sfeenbed„Wedwd, Window, end Dablia- Feb brim; 21 Leeds; Wldielowees and Fnwee-Tbio. 24, Lend*: Wan Sweenst, and Weywoodk-Feb. Wa r t crs.-Cork N. llimihre-Taber end hem work of three Feb. SS ; &Wind lessara (Yowl Isawit)-Warks, Feb. MI; med Mellwalle Mph& limmulWedts, Ink 23 ; Andish-Waits,Pith. l4 Mewhenerend Lards (Won Mlllegl-Wadp Feb. 27 ; Ihrobars, lidemele- Ware-Tmemilia Ilemewbe end (Mao =3lo4llallem Ifenowelle)- Na t= mi. . 22; Ike* Mir& Mb. Ili; To* ma Ileekweir eleadh, Fes 21; Tedi N. Man wed sexy - won sal Mar works at Hulk Denewess.-Beeleraftembee - Wa. per Iblee 11H. UN rab. !7: iiiind-atati. masa via.l awslare stook led westedated =WY sleek; aim Obi rete f twat ger amain for five =WY ea Maga* 111. inns; awl M. MAIL ea ebb lair ~sea aid Deity asenellabil see*, Feb. U. Ouna.-Melikee end lallinsem-* *a, Feb. IS; Dubin and Ilimgiem-11. les. ea the MIL &Mk sod ll.* en tbe 211. drew Feb IS; Meennedin end Chenertord-U., Fab. ; Web Ossepali 21=1, Down Onown.-Birkenbeed, lawaskire, and CUM, leaniem-Fesa ralk *till Feb. 27 ; BMA ea Mester -Fre* Ma MI *lnn& ; Deli sad Desghode-Ween Teti. 22 till Iles* 4; Bales. d lisda*-EkbAi A Mardi 10. Tuna be leansarms Moan imam Warm Teta 11, and M. sal Ma (P al dm Beam Chremels.) 1447. 1544. ISM led. Limed. at Verde.. le 171 lasaanille4ants. 4 4 . 05 SO 01949184 /15&•4199•41 - 'ON Lawn 4 vents 4.141 Oa nabs .. en IN essessonew Lew. • oan ant manet as 471 IliseJbalLlSariawe lade An Dwain 4 Arlendi US MOW elan 1 se noitem 4 smweene - - Newmage 4 lftrtlan - - Ina Lenerslare at - mown* 4 own*. • 1.1574 IlwarisCrinniles Sall 6,856 MAIL 1,319 Pea 11191•98 457 - NMI Wadi (1122199 r, raid. 4 Ayr 152.6 1,701 1128144111ar7 9695 Caw 803 - 41119/nr, Pahl. Om 851 70 Seta D•••• - gee path *Maitre 1,017 - wed.-nwarrn 001 Meagre . 11,727 16,299 Taff Vale 929 1.249 won* rMary.- SW - Wan t o Pt Wester. 31,111 SOU Twit end Newcastle 7,445 LieNs darktall 177 York and 11. UMW 4,976 1,511 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—Mocwo.um Pm 12.—Me : The pab& sale of 11,0001smslawIthss wet off Mit Melt et M. es la edwasee , as wee ill* mem, MUM Ilw sibeener lersems, elwald 4 1.4temig ItSe . =Mt. Tao mem et Jaw alas fatly iAtie is at Midi le fay wet le Ns. OM yid& MOM : the Mambo& dummy wee She aim Met Ifebhis. Mew Mils MI by gifts eseenst. nifty *My WO MIL Ilw the wok ; bet We elei WM es Ma MI eseemt Ibr as UMW meeMetbusimedweeZ eom etW elm ... asemg Ise the seem sew yorehme la Mae Mr bms TM =whet deed am se as IA p=ioL Mows 'l =t: =es. Mr Mewl umbel is delhoi. wil sembeimellty et sale AM 01.—Clais MOM elhesehm.—Mes smeWs eessity.,-4Msla wma ts: 1.1•• Wm owe Mired eed Misty Me Sea, ws. S. tar ;aMr Ms sepeder, 0 . :1 6 % othleb wee bles plim-1111WW : 2.4 e, tap MY is eels. Wise if.. &My et the bets prim WM we a maw pelvde eces. trout yelew—TMess *My et M. e1.....011es wit elolsowne.— lodise • Me morel* esie all Wolw, a awe Mir Meews Mb Ihr the Ismsobsts m e blows, le d WM plwe elMs. OW et WS MN§ .ISM SAW Mai wee se- Wily wit ; eel km the wwwwwwlet le lisarkies Mee was NM osemelsals=ll,l piemeded Wieldy and red The re- Ests MIL* Ms et tht * I*. *" ; Is yd. to 44. ; M. %eft eftwes. MAIL—TM Ammo Pews of Sow" S. min et the S. Pewmisos la et empotel I m thef. Mom NM In Ike meit ess rNW ley et Telma% locos as. Et& pee em diresaes et We Moritim li d - M. IS. preset. Sam, the s Yee Ilea Isles, is M. see . em The average price of the Wm Ihreenhey ileseriptem foie, Is Wh per set. COTTON.—Lmarool, Tu. 9.—lk.day the trade boasta alledily eat wet lareity, at ;be reduced rates at the west The mailmen 1011 e beise. IMMO ell7l7ll,ess.—iamiveeea Fela.lll.-11tes ewe relays& meow elleolmare el maelhaate at thle =AO Wm, awl mos a ors imam& tweir tbe at Oda digil ea hem bees derima sm. tlne bet lie tormateema tray Yds, awe etagsnavell Oise& It yes milwalial that elm Maw eletwel ben the Aida The jerimedat aleibiald elm sag Ire eallter beim dm In marl ; bat Ike wed umbel Al set earl& a etereeprelar 1141111111.-11 V. ta.—llms was ea Ineweved aeleeinse et swipes at das =Meet bedlam awl tame we rafter one Ireeftels amii sa mob& wiaserdesinuersis pin, Om* Ye label Ilediele vete la wear eeipesal. Thus it aa mite loalmeo Elm le gram 11011111 at AND UM TlADBlL—Minimma—Tbe liemat Ma =Yew Nis week ma ha 11111 elm elltkete maw le Yankere Ilemel few Ye are vas* dimple& The mien f dl kWh et peal se Ware wake diet gm sr le ream We& set remeeber a reer wart de atm* at veils IS SOS et the maw Vela wee crier Ora at pent Mee ere NY* at rim Tharrilmatemeat fiesime am* le drat, bel=t aidatm kola bretrusdadepreeemL Tie ea gam at and; Sewn reedireas. The Ala Ilk Web Imps Ile anwas. Or Imes Wee awe emplerammet. Tba ink USW MI ',Ma bet ea a arrffece pad" NNW el the Ole imams Wass bin ISIM psibd p simednidar, of mutts( COALS, P. 34 ; Towaky Jim 1111 wee. Eaa ~ . see ea Walk Ma atawarta us Oa w.l Bad &maw Toes .. Od Howard's W. Hanley NCH Ns 6d row ram 12 Aborder• lf 1 ,14 L0A&T0rkE3472114224 If 4 Hubergate 7l 1 114 A•a.A 1 145 47 4.15 Doom 4 o k . O :d r .., Wok,* Dudley 11 10 1 Ds Ikea owl 144..... .... . I . 6 Hirt. Hol•lk 9. Yo 151) 74 4 II .0.. and Derehan .. 17 toe ntralaglum & Okraor ID •1 IS btootinter 4 Lerd... • • 41170. Ili A. .•••• (sac 7*4.) ..41s 31 • 4 49 A. * shank- ...... .. 10 lop. $ Kim. & Oaford Dsoct .411 13 A. 4 Ares 61, tketoa, Staet.,& B• 711 1 40 r 6 De. YOU li ::. 74 host 0260 5000Iff ... a oar Ip. 4* A. 84sterss4A4 IS A. Na 14 244. 94 Do Mints (11•0.1.... Op. 62 HAM Ad (Awros4o Id Is 44 St A Lowriwol 4 1504. 154 SH hurktashosullre 1 6 11p. 71 74 De 4 & (I•44llesdA.l 14 Op. SO l7 I 4 7 lat. Hurt.. buzz., a 444. t b. 24 A. 4 Morn..•.. .. 44 Do 414/.44.• . .herwtor 144 1644 II Ds. !awes. No. I_.. 374 r sad Holyhead. :4 I 10 De. 4447•4, N.. 1.... 5 Owaseof/ II :it , 0 5 4 A. •"". N.. L . .. A 4 440rr0 Direct North... 4774 r 5 Ruder. & 6041Aompta 14 1 l riwir i Der6lo 4:Hetrast Jasei 4 Wllaad .4412.1•4 20 ewers Wotan ll led D.1•. 4.4 61 Do Pre( 6 pet. Me. I p. 1 1114. Am O. 4 01 Do., do NA 1 14. Ds. Dim. awl Derek 5A • a 4 A. Yorw Patensi••.. If 49 344nwri•Hrd Maculae 74 4 6 . 4 10 De. i . 4 .."- 14 lael Lowee•h•re . 77.. 1 1 DAL= 1 5 A. Pow 1 ardp. la HA &HA 4 14 Do. He New e 4714... 4 I D•. 4 Boot Llmoldshlre...... 41 7Of 7 1 De. T8A15.... so yunArrok 4 Gimps•• .. 74 75 116. 10 Dck &WNW . lOll. 10 DA I r. = .. 14 RI A. 4 Harm (4 14 .1 DA le " lt .Vo and Norther 4 44. 44 E. 0442414•1114144..... I 1 Sp. 44 Northam k 3644•14..... 17 SO . 1 5,....‘ i De. 'MVPS,. 1.... pet 14. 114 Dr. * sh•rk l4 I I . 4 Id A. A. Nor 111.. 14 ANa ..4 ISt Ely •ad Runup/A .. 134 4 Bonk nutordAlr• 14 RNA, r....a, Dor•I•1. I Al. 1 1444 e• irshis. ( 10 Usever., MA. 4 AM- 10 11 1,140,014 4 1444.1 r) Si t.NortruHILAY.Bot.• 111 2404 W•dse 13 . SA 54 Do. do. (D. PI. Keg., 1 N•rl. h IlIs••••• Ili 07 South 4 West (1.1.. II 141. 17 thr/rd. Harrow., 4 Mor .4, lor I.4ioeth of Loglaled.. 242433 • d P ounce Dust 6 De. No ...... . ... 311 011 •d 25 Pounce Ad Wyr• 30 Dr. New .17 A4l .44 De. 4 Arms 1 1 Op. 14 Do. New lO4l •41 (4 A. to 46 Musters 1044 4 4 & 80ad04.130/51.&1404 4 1 ir 40 the. I sharers ...... rg 4 11 . .loyokos. Ad 10624,4... 15 *Huai g , r . 20 A. A. l7l Hotl/41r 441115•1 ^it 44 DO. New :II le Sket, ALA*. 4 Creoll mar 14 ilmshierklek 1. If smokers 4 Op. 3 nloo44.•ltirm. drunk (4 $ A. Erk••••• 6.7 Hall 12•14•14,........ 103 e 4 He .' unr UMW i 4 . 1 SS De, 4 Awe. 44* seed 40 Avow. 51., 121 D• * Asa lO 11 41 33, 4.010 Basttra & Dole. 711 11l 71 14 .7p , Bowe Br AAA& 4 10. at A. N. (is s. 711.1 He. 12 A, 4 D.. 4 Naeriris .4 4.1. 13 A. N. (331. es. Y.) 27 2 . .0 2‘,..44.. 4 Owlish IS lop 16 De. N. Nit 30 1 .) 3 lip. 5 lea New i* Op. 34 144. N N. (do. 141.) 121 i HV. Louis sal Brod/ord.- 10794904 d IS SAO Waldo k' L•esk dot Thirst 3 31. 1 3. Tufts. Dose. 4 Gook 11 A. Na 1 4 You Vole Earenneo..... II 041 54 Do. Pref. 5 •er Ce 47 411 4. It Waterford 4 Csltswess 444. ri c. 4., D...., .14.0150 $4 el 11 , 07 445144•11•11 11•10. .• I • 6 A Drenr4, 4 'Warm. 4ft ei 111 0'.144.8••4 4 Wqrseast• sic i 134 do Br Oh 1144.•1. 11 4 1 03 fork wed Neortsotre .. so 54 . 4 AOH BA. (Awn./ 1 • 1 4 Do. New lli DA N.• zoo. : P.O I e I 4 Do. PreNeest• 1 41 4.9., MAW. 4N. Jae... IL 441 Tort & Nola Ml(Dakt 51 • 4 I.IIA. and Blackwell 4 fe Do. Eatemboa. 7• 1 4 A. Nr• Ne. I 1 11 F 1 Do. Preforawce 4 Do. .40. ... ... ...Ne.ll 14p. 10 DA IL &W.E244.11at rti i i WLoad. /0401oe, S. Co 1144 ft 61 leases. Itotwen. 50 A. OP. 15104..... I 54. IS Boulogne Ad Auttemo 111 10 11. &M. &OA, .. 1 44. I Monks. , a. nal. 4 OM* 11 1 014. De 9 . M. AAA 4 A • C 10 • - . Or&Vaw, i ITO Load. NA Gerwerwal 04* 11 Down'.lll Dr. l•VOIVIM lOll Dina Dame., 4 Yokes P. 400 Lod. A N. Hooter 114 05 e 1 7 Ala% 1.44444. ..... ... 4 114. 4 Ds * ahem .... II 204. 6. AM Doh= Do. New 81ear..... 144 . No of FAA 134 i HI 4 Do. ?Ms 144 e d 1•••••• •lo 12100.1•11 .. li 444. 40 De. 401. BAK. & B 74 1 24 IN. 54 • 41 4 84 * 41 • I = 1.4,4 3 314. 44.1. II Do. 144.41.,10a B. 6114 I a‘ Bordorasa . 4 I Do. 197 se.. M. &be 7 PAW mad Lycra. 414 Leorlon d B. .Wers •• te 47 Pores end Atom. 57 49 GO De. Na Ost . Wks .. 4444 SO NA oat lio•e• l4 e 1 124 Do. Now Di 0 5 Peru Ad Stuesloorg ... If 11. 14 134 Om 1 7. 10 Eases and Havre .... ael 60 Do. Ow. Paths 3 44. 13 Sambre aad Ream.- 60 DA IA tenths_ 4 644. ,I 4 4.01 lksis .... 1* 111 11 Do. Scrip I 6 204. Itsolo .... II 11. 4 Do. is 4 44. . 4 WaltPludos 4 RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. 4101112451411 DISPOSED OP BY SIMMERS YBSTIRDAY. Wanwtonagmun—W. F. Lucy, Ewa., M. E. Feelers, Esq., and H. Arendt. &sq., to be Captains of the Warwickshire Regiment of Militia. HAYMOW. Tetemrv-rITS JuviNlLit CIIIIMIAL lave, on die re aotemeedattes of the Secreterybasa imeragel heat Parkhurst prison to the p freelfratfre, Lea den. The coat of their board and e s will, It I. stated, be defrayed by the severeatat BMW A Coamisstos or LUSACT was opened at Epsom, on Wednesday, to inquire into the state of mind of P. B. Nes bitt, Esq., aged 35. He was said te be preowned of property worth 100,00 W. Several witnesses described the ceader* of the alleged lunatic, all agreeing that his sets were those of a of weak intellect. He had entered the Enniskillen t e n i g o lns, but was found unfit for service. The jury re turned a verdict that he had been of unsound mind sines October, 1833 ; a decision which invalidated a deed executed in April last, by which a large amount of property was con veyed to his maternal relatives, to the essimien of the heir- UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. CA IMIDOII.—A meeting of the tardy mod of the heeds, profeesors, and roldbe MOP= la th in, no bold yesterday, the 19th at Telinsty, IN Es ClausNsdimegen of 'Dinky College, at shit* TOIOIIIOIIIIII wen pima k le mere the eirolace of 11. EL Mies Athrth as thionetherofthe Deleeethy, sad • cosealttee o f trent who( the caws appolOod a, carry the resoludoe Into effect. Wens:eau, Tea. 111.—the Queer b presented the Rea. H. Rogers, 8.A., to the resthey of theleeriey, la the toothy of Salop end diocese of 9t. /mph, wed by the death of Doctor W. Corey, Isis Dither of that eon. Vceecrna—theter Wastrel, Chenedlorehlp of, end Prebend. of Her. In the Cathedral of N. Peals 113114 pat. the Bah*, of tendon; both meant by the death of the thy. J. K. Pott. Pilnlialtirn.—llas. P. Wile" LL.B., to Thorpe Arnold V., to. Breatlngby C., Leloteter Dis Petah. ; vales 1681. ; pat. Deka of Rutland. NAVAL. Yoram:raw or Rua Mainerv'e Spurn.—Jareake, Jan. 13 : H. 111.& Imanm, Electra, and Mask eebconer. Grand; Jan. Il Reindeer. Lorne, and Eagle. The Reindeer left foe Dukedom on the name day. St. Moans, hoz. SO: 11. M W. Herons arrived here from Wank* with the homeward malls, In coneequence 01 the Severn having broken down. Ainnakirr, Pan. 19.—Peolornow--Seeeed Mader A. FL O'Hal loran, to be luster. Aerometer's—Master A. L. ILdloron, to Ruiner. Clerk H. F. Kirkham, to St. Vincent. °mum M. SolUey (feting) end J. rating), EzoellenL Carpenter H. Walker (feting), to MILITARY. Torreworm, t.. 111.—The sit Bettakka of Grenadier Onmels, has the Timm of lrodoe, will replace, me the 23th Wet., the Ist battalion oft that regiment, at Whichester, willed will, be rensowed on the same day to the Tower. Borst Air:lux:m-7ln following Aeration of the Pirld Is to be introdisced into the service experimentally : Poe the forte Artillery, the 9-pounnee gem on% Mt., and the heavy 54-ineh howitzer of 10 *wt. !kr the Sell batterieu the 17-pounder gun of IN cwt., and the 32-posinder howitser of 19 cwt. The peasant arma ment for the Home Artillery models of the 6-poundee light th e gun, sad 11-posinder howitzer ; and for the field batteries, the 9-pounder brass gun, end the 24-peunder howitzer. lain inttlitgente. EQUITY COURTS. (Bebe. the Lord Chance We.) Ta■ ELICTRLC TZLEOM.APM COMPANY O. NOTT.— ALLIOND PIRACT.—INJUNCTION.—Mr. Bethell replied to the argtunannt that were urged on a former day for the de. fondant against the injunction prayed for by the plaintiffp. The Lord Chancellor raid he would give judgment neat Wednesday. Before Vice -Chancellor Knight Bruce. In as FIMMINOTON SCHOOL.—KIIMOVAL OP SCHOOL MA/MEL—The huts of this case have already been before the public. A petition was presented, under Sir Samuel Romilly's act, by William Ward, master of the School, which is established at Grinton, in Yorkshire, and James Clarloon, grocer on behalf of themselves, and all other the inhabitants of the parish of Grinton. It stated that the petitioner was appointed master on the bth April, 1823 ; that, in 1832, in consequence of quarrels be tween them, the petitioner and his wife separated ; that the Rev. Elias Tardy became vicar of Grinton about April, 1842, and in July following called a meeting of the electors, which was attended by himself and two other electors, when certain charges were made against the petitioner, which were not substantiated ; but that, notwith standing, he was eventually dismissed. The petition came on for hearing in November tut ; but, owing to the pressure of business, the hearing was not then concluded. It was again heard on Thursday last, and the hearing terminated yesterday.—Mr. Russell and Mr. George Russell argued the cue for the petitioner. Sir Francis Simpkinson, Mr. Bichner, and Mr. Bagsbawe, for the electors. The ease was las t heard before the same four electors, who had ordered the petitioner's removal on the former occasion. It was heard upon 18 charges in writing made against the petitioner ; and the electors, of course, found the petitioner guilty of the most important of them. His Honour, in giving judgment, proceeded to examine the charges seriatim, and said that most of them had failed. The last &urge, however, had some weight. It was, that since August, 1844, Mr. Ward had not attended divine service at the parish church of Grinton, or attended any place of public worship belonging to the established church, but had attended a methodist meeting-house. His Honour thought that the just construction of the will was, that this was intended to be a school upon 'the religious principles and the religious doctrine of the established church of England. That being so, he could not, upon the footing of example, treat it as a light matter, that during twenty-two or twenty-three consecutive months, the muter had not attended church, or any place of worship, connected with the eetablishouot. The reason Mr. Ward gave was that his opinion of 111. r. Tardy, duce these proceedings were taken against him, was such that he could not consistently with his feelings attend a place of public worship at which Mr. Tardy was to offi ciate. Some allowance ought certainly to be made for the state of his feelings; hot he should have re. collected that he had not merely his own feelings to consult, but example to others; and his Honour could not hold it to hats been censitheat with his duty, to absent himself from sierra daubs the whale of that time, without any other them Niguel for such conduct. Upon the whole, with great regret, his Honour found himself obliged to come to the etemiethea that he could Mot interfere to prevent * conesquenote of the opinion to which the four electors bed come. He repeated that he was sorry for it. With remain to eons, the four electors must pay all the costa of the petitioner up to and including the order of June last. Since that time there mut be no costs given on either side. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--Ciuunnem.. Before Mr. Jontioe Erie and Common An is. Lewis 11.IPILLI cost N.—RIGGING THR MAIIIIIT.—Mr. Dowdeowell appeared or the plaintiff in this case, who claimed the sum of 221. 10., for services rendered as an accountant to the defendant, in his capacity of provisional committeeman of the Central of Spain Railway Company. As the question between the parties teamed on the sufficiency of a sum of 101. its., which wee paid into court, the case was only interesting for the description given by a witness of a practice called " rigging the market." The person in ques tion went on to the Stock Exchange, and reported that he had made purchases and sales of shares, he himself being, in fact, the only party in the transaction, and filling the cha racter of buyer and seller. The reports, however, had the same effect as the announcements of real bargains, and affected the market and share list accordingly. The jury found a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Win Pura—Beam Om Lord Mist Janne sad a apnea Jury. Taos LORD MAWR OF LONDON' P. PARRLISON AND ANOTHES.—TeI ?STINT THRL.--Tkis TM as anion brought by the Lent Mayor oldie Choy of Leaden, in be half of the earperatien, again* dm thindeats, masinho toren of the Ideal rid, at Metreallie-eria-Tyse, Ihr the infringement oldie en of pralkeneed in impordog fad into the peter Leaden wickets falba the usual duty hawed es eed. no real weeniea — Meed by the sedan was, whether sr se the resat fed was oral within the wags* of the e = therelbre liable to the duty. Mr. Sor ia opening, noted that the main Ind been =it M prolost the rename of the City, vide had ban ladypol b the eldiriants in isopooliaa their potent ihei Ws the pert whiaat pqins the mad duty. The Oland. imithnit Mot lin tail was imported in he poonat Am la other to ramie the sot at said the pram! maks wen btoooltt *toy the qwenino. l olives was lira tam to peeve the slimiest ehismisear if the fael. Profaner Erande depend to having eselned the patent fuel, awl Sang that 1,000 parte contained 927 lane seal sad 7f porn cool phi or tar, to make the teas einem ; dr Naiad not sum to have undergone any dm age what ever, hat was in its natural state. Mears. Cagey and Jana torroberated this evidence. The cad was in the proportion if SOP to 940 to the 1,000 parts, sad while some =wen well mixed and compact, others were very . 8 Mr. Martin oddment the pry briefly to the ellen, that be would prove that the materiels of the patent fuel were in their unmixed state almost useless, sad that their value depended altogether on the mann hernring proems they were submitted to. James Gerdes said be was the manager of Messrs. Parkin s= sad Co.'s manufactory at Newcastle. He superin tended the practical operations of the patent fuel. It wee male up of very small coal, the result of the second screen ing. It could not be used for domestic er steam putposes, and eon is that state about three shillings a ton. It was thee abed with pitch, and a little lime, which had been =lhe the union, and the whole was submitted to the :1 high heat in a retort until all the materials were well mixed. It was then run into moulds, and Allowed to cool. At the suggestion of his lordship, it was stringed that a verdict should be found for the plaintiff, subject to be turned into • special ease for the consideration and decision of the court above.—A verdict, subject to this arrangement, HIS then given. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. More Mr. OomagrairmarilaltorL fla Trins 113X7 Tacna.—SusetmeiON or CERTIFICATE. — His honour, in giving judgment, said—This was an applica tion by D. W. Lame, a dealer in hemp and eat, for his me dicate. He wee eappoeted by Mr. Lawrence • end Mr. Duman, as counsel for the mignon, opposed 11;1 applica tion an the grenade of the want of proper books, im vident and reeklewi trading, accommodation bills, fraudu lent preference, and extravagant expenditure. It we. admitted by Mr. Lawrence that the books were in arrear, and that, to &limited extent, the bankrupt had made himself liable upon some accommodation bills. He mid, however, that the books were since made up and vouched, and that the acoom odation bills consisted principally of overdrawing on roods account. He contended that the circumstance of the ex prom exceeding the profits was the necessary consequence MONEY MAIZIET. FRIDAY EVIIIIIWO. We have had a market singularly chequered to day. At the commencement of bunnies prices were all higher, owing mainly to the French funds coming better. The souse of this improvement in Faris was referred to the okapis eiresunstanoe of the French ambassador here having Men invited to dine with the Queen at Windsor, from which it was taken for granted that political differences were in train of aooommerWion, if not the entente cordial* restored. Consols were done as high as 91e, and appeared to bid lair for a further upward movement still. But about midday three strong sellers came upon the market, nem than one of whom were supposed to be acting for the Hebrew interest. In consequenoe of their emotions Comb awe& lively declined to 901 to 1 for money sad time, sad m were marked at the elute of businea ; but immediately adierwards they went down to 90i Mosey hamar maim tight in the hems, sad was paid at the rata of 3j per cent Br loans until the measat day next week. Verbal reports were cur rent to incpleia the rather sudden sad unexpected fall of prices at eaelllWlli when dreumamete seemed so mesh in their imam. Omit them wee to the abet that the liasa cia expatiate prembed by the Premier for Monday neat was to be postponed ; bat saadisir rail probably mere effective oases was the nowt Met the matey known to be required by a t was to De raised by It has been Indic this b ow l on previously that law usually ammo more disturbance in the stook market Own Ike quieter sew bination of a funding and saiserear bill hem. But whatever course the government may fillew, them as be no dank that the Bank has been cemisleal with, cad that the limed action will be chiefly decided hymnal at esavenieme le that establishment. Reduced Them wen 911 to Three and-aQuarter per Cents, 93 to e. Bank Stock, 3114 to 46 Exchequer hills, Is. to 6s. premium. Lang Annuities, 3341 to With the exception of Spanish Bonds the foreign musket was without alteration. Spaniel Fives were quoted WOW at 26 to j • the Threes at 36e to 1. Portuguese. 34 to 6. Mexican, 4. Dutch Two4ind-a-Half per Cents, 681 to ‘t Fours, re 1; the_ _ -zetal. Foreign einhaoge to-day wee at ghost the rate" of lad poet day. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12 21 to 4 ; en Rotterdam, 12 2i toe ; on Antwerp, 26 66 to 67e ; on Itantberg, 13 84 to I ; on Paris, 26 674 to 624 ; on Vienna, e e• !I; on Leghorn, 29 90 to 95 ; on Nooks, 4031; ow Madrid, 361 to I—all at 3 mooth• On Lisbon, at linty dalN We to BASK OF IWOLAND.—Wrossw to as Walk mains Feb. U. own swwwess Mote. lOwsi 8310471,1011 0747;;;•••4 Debi tll,ol/1,118 Osier Segundo MOWS sal Bellion *slow ?Awe /I•Mie• 101.1161 131,67051 Z. KIDS D PIODNIDOND 04.1141 11441 4141,410 r.blic Dn.:wt.:J.o*En ts=a 4rdir ui Del.6oWlDlv.isoos•es 1.11401 Othar 114,44144 114 , 744.41•4444 Nan BIM MOS 744,417 17•11. U. 1147. 797.;;;Ziatesearldiella drift Awl Weighs .111wity).. 511,11111,87 Other llamado 7 104 Neale OKI Awl Writ Ogle LW/ 40,417 M. YAW/BALL. Ma Orbber. TONDS. lona &sin, wan 1.01111, 5 10 Clark letaccesat.olo 11. ! . 01, Dinin. Mete, 11 1 WOW, Jr.. • DIM ,1 4 =GLUM Beak &oak, Pe* * perCLA•Lian,ollllll I per Cr. Omni Paae.,94 I If Prow * per 01. ham. 14f Leap Arpo.4 l ollk le a., rotte•.*lr SIP 11..1MA AS Ladle IMedle . how M. LONDON OAUTMAf Friday, 1 , 06. 19. DABSJILMNITM Jags Amur, Easter, milliner, gsmigamikir Starch 4 & 25 at 1, at Euler Ct. Salo., Pirereco, Fammot., RIBA, k Floral, Exeter ; re. maid., Herasmoft, &Alm Joao BOCUAI4I3 Mid harts Le, tre .1 Cdcutto, merchant.. limolt 3et April at ly atl==tiol., Dingman, Totea hatemosaid• 'IL aid(., Taal* lawar Gooey Donley, Clitommassailift bike, March 11 & April II • at I, at Bristol L 4. BoL, Bleb*, Dimly; GL amid., Miller, Brigid Doom DAMN it•YdZ.T. 010900.a5l larivkant, March S at 1 t April 9 at 11, at Bristol Ct. bM. Trolisnie & White, Emblem hury, &Sabin, Bristol ; oft. mie,lbstsa. Bristol. ASIWIAN DANtrld, Aina 1110111.00 A, merchant, March! st Ik3o at 11, at Baninithallot. M. Monsileid, John-et., Bedford. row; off. sasig., Fd Waiderialffniff. Jamas Frraornams, Ilimeit 3 at 1 & 30 at 12. at Eteglnghallot. Sol., eporferm„ Acme; oft. acing., Berme. Areanyard. Jose *roam litaxacor,Lndrateotreet, City, tailor, March 3 at le &36at I at Badnighallot. BA, Low, Chancery-lane ; off. wag" Bekher, King's Arms-yard. Joao WILLIAM ILAN.; Liverpool, figure manufacturer, Horeb 3 26 at IL at Liverpool Ct. Soin, Oornthwake & Co., Old Jewry. &Peciaterton, Liverpool ; off. awig., Canenove, LiverpooL I• LICLIXD HAMLIN, 8h.1400-111., Oxfard•st., tailor, March l at 2 ft April 1 at Is. at Basinghallat. SaL, Dickam, Oldlorry-chainb.; off. rig., Graham, Coleman-M. Jong Jonas Bidranhesd, grocer, March 2 & May 4 at 12, at Liver. goal Ct. tiols., & Cu., Holiord-row, a Green, Liverpool ; ca. nag, Bird, IA Jams MAcnATT ' verpool, tailor, March I lb April 9 at 12, at Lime. pool Ct. Bola., Hahne & Co., Ncw-inn, & Talcs, Liverpool; off. mfg., Walual iA" gra L r, ,Oolehester, carpenter, Feb. 36 at If & March XI at ILL at Bangliallat. Sol., MUM& Co., Tan* ; off. 21a. goand, Old Jewry-chain% GOMM QVASTO SANUNINILLI, Bi= x t u - Brogoe, Feb. 26 at k Mirth 00 at li, at -At. Sol., Buhr an, ; off. meg., Belcher, King's Arms-yard. W. Jewitt, abefileta. alder. J. Leater, W. 1.014 MM. W7 11 177 1A • Ort 4 m, Pent e4 m4=lM. a.'... M VP J. NM BrIMI, minivan. G. kokrix. Ylistakire. WM. J. Byway, NM; Gleargarhira • P. Shaw, ThrIsIyMet,IYMMIIMIN Imlay:pm 11. MUJIma. allinsr• T. 6 I=MO: indalibM 1.0.0.4= b.a• 0, Mama, CMILMIY. Em, Q. • myll. • id Wright, Rolm Olkylause. bemelmmes OP DIVIDENDS. INSOLVENT N. Uttar. Ibrrenr.r4, r•dcUagtosirs, . 7.=iirtembead_ ChoOW. 11...11mairsl. Hann IlacWWI. Der .. plow. W. Erelesion, Lamblre. N. I. Co.. Prllum.tek Droop• fr. hfotkay 14 a. dole.. proflowl. Pollhow H. Demon Notfloklmo, poorotooker'• Y.Dogot, TborolLow, Norfolk, we,. ebsoe clerk. a. ICWoo s . Oolet. ear, balm. J. 1111{Clan raw, Moore'ooer., rook. boo Nm-town, fourstryosoo caloort woke, N. Hamm, Llttlethoope, I<ov...hi re, %weber. T. Hickok. Aoktoo.ooder.Lyse. woe. fel prowls'. dealer W. Banc Soofkooptoo, botcher. l e. Mt Jan Boyd, WellimeSsawskasabers, Southwark, hop met.— b — di.. of In. Id., WWI Waloredsy, at Graham's, Ores. E. LlawdeLl. Kingdos-upon.lllBll. AWN is toys—taid div. of , any WMlntadsy, at Wldlinore'A Cemptoo, Prim, Lk T. Csandima ahridey, Cheshire, Wok awksts—lot Mr. at SLIM., Vals. la, sal say subaqua* Tueaday, at Pe ringea, l6"bmbr llsmitsabm, slam glen--Lt Mr. at 31s. Peb. IR, NMI csigtsnbesqwent Welnmany, nt PM% Mssidiratm. 0. ii rbton-tinder.lges, Rrome—ka dlr. of b. 9d., Pete 23, and t Tuesday, itliblawah, Usisarlar. J. Lirerpod, maim 41kbpar—ht es. if ft., M. 16 , W aay salargwat Tbursdal ia m i t tik llmetaant's, L .A. troaL A. A. Ilaskay, N. J. W. lk J. H. hi y, 111. lisisah-pL„ insreheabi—lat Y. 6d., say Walaseday, st Graham Oilimumat W. E. Msisdaafar emalwba agent—lad dir. of Is. Feb. and siw solartmaat fase= r t Peet's, Manchester. J. Madismer, cotton —ld of 4s. dlr. ed., Feb. 914 and Teesday. at Pete% Mandrimber. _ 6oo k MI 0311 aninsafscrurer-14 div. of U. *L a y, at linatagfam. J. lewd. Jaw, of Whittles's. I n iz i f b ri k lmlitier—lst div. of any Wallsoday, at Whitmore', DIVIDENDS.—March 16. 8. Archer, Rochdale, woollen manafae. Utter —March 17. W. Bellamy, Timely, Warwickshire, hone dealer March 17. J. Brett, Spilsby, Linoolnithire, grocer —March 16. J. By. bed, Liverpool, wholesale groom —3tarchl2. C. Carpentry, Basing. Mkt, baker—Want It. A. Colvin, W. A. Barett, D. Colvin, T. An. =k 1). Ainslie, Calcutta, merchant.—March 16. B. Elliott, U. agricultural implement maker—March 12. IL Ruthind-terrace, Holloway, builder—March 11. A. lienderr?.., -d ga BudingtonaL, tailor — Ma rch 19. J. B. Oram, anningbam, brewer— Much 12. C. Pullman, Strand, bon vr—leb. 22 W. W. lhlford, !Rockport, timber merchant—March 2.5..0. smith, Stratford-upon. Avon, grocer—March 21. T. Boger, corn mer. chant—March 12. T. Taylor, Liverpool, bwkreiler —March 11. A. 8. Tucker re 0. M. Bidwell, Melconibc Regis, Doisetshire, grocers March 12. W. Whitley, LirerpooL accrial SE(II7I39TRATIONA—Jame Craslonl, Clangow spirit dealer, Feb. 21 & Muth 111, at the Crow Hotel, Glannow—Jolui Brycw Glmford, Glasgow, coolmimion merchant, Feb. 24 re March 17, at Drew k M'Clare's chambers, Gbagow. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—it. Ainsworth k J. Warburton, Bury, Lancaddre—A. Aubert, J. H. Thempacw, k 6. Edwards, Tri nity-sq., Tower-hill, City, as far as regards 8. %Awards—H. W. Bates and H. B. Pox, Liverpool—W. Bygley, W. o*en, W. Dyson, & W. R &utak, Jan., Rotherham, Tkire—T. Brown, J. Callon, W. &maw, & J. Jones, Parr, Laneashine—R. Clabbuni, J. ashborn, & E.Bparks, Norwich, so%r mregards R. Clabbum —N. J. Cocksnan P. J. Siott.„ West-st., Walerceth-rd.—E. Cooke & J. Green, Eddder. minder—J. Discs, Jan., IL Whiting, Jon., H. Whiting, k T. Hamm Jon., = War. Benbadieja:br NI regards T. Havers, Jon. — J. W. ik Althans, r, Lancashire— W. Hitehim, 8. ilitchina k W. H. Bligiabottaa, Coventry—W. E. Humphrey7.a k T. Ballard-I. Hunter & W. Yakima, W Polfaed'a-row, Bethnal-green—W. S. Kay & W. Ligk. Two Lancs. shire-0. C. Lane, IL B. Oil*, W. Knowles, k R. ard, Bristol, so fur regard. W. Knowles—J. F. Mason & J. H. Knocker, Dover —U. T. rMilth & C. C. Smith, Liverpool—J. 8. Taylor & J. Honghton, Junctlon-ter, Edgware-rd., Paddington. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCILMAIIA. St. •••• .•0 . ••l. DIM .0 0 /1•1100.1 . . I hodis.•lo Nadi. • M•Kko sod Watefferi_ .. 0 1 010•0101 s uses , liarmaa Ilar. • Dosaituoin 0 1 how.. . 0 0 i1y0y.,111.6.11. 0 0 W.lalis 'Okra Owra.&Jen. 0 0 Llama Pea. r 7 0 1100/0.• sal 0 ItnaU Kw.* Hamburg . 1 /I.o4.itoraa. . Halifax Mar. 10. Giuvenso, Pm. Ilk —Arrived : Liverpool, pleb; James M'Qtmen, Honduras; Cheat**, Mauritius; Britannia and (*lndian, Calcutta; Reward, Guernsey Temper, St. Michael's ; Egham, Cadiz ; Giraffe, Rotterdam. Saile d: Southerner, Boston; Rapid and Magnet, Her. Ilagen ; Oliver Cromwell, Sydney. Iry meow., Pra. Iff —Arrived Lima, Rio Janeiro; New Tork ; Especulador, St. Uteri ; Commerce, New Orleans( W; Peck, Monte Video. Clithe Port : Thomas Mellor and Lames. At hisranham : Primers Victoria and Express. At Monte Video: Cesare and Sultana.—A canoe with a French negro in her, which had been driven sway nom Guadeloar= r i u nr premond was brought nd Pitk.3 1~ Parana, " the (tendara, hone of Liverpool, from Sligo to Dunfamogy, wit h o m was put on shore lAth inert., near Donegal ; the cargo will be saved and the weal got off. Moms Tamp, Dec. I.—Dahlia, Liverpool; Regink London —; Gregor, London; Lawson, Liverpool; Makno. Liverpool; Amity, Liverpool; Mereutlu, Li verpool. 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ATILINSON.—Yeh. 17, at One lahlamenfl,the elk ef &Athletes. Beg, of a ao. RAZZ LY.—leb. S. at Lhkesal, the WM of A. Beagle, Rai , of a liathtet NI:LLZlf—Felt. 16, the wile of A. H. Belief, Kee, of 111, • daealtter. C1A11111074 —Feb. IS, the wile of E. & Mebane, ea atalhtef. DAKllB.—reb. 16, at Heat., the wile of the Raw. A. L Dan., 01 • dasBl,lor. FOX.—Yeb. 17, at ar•11411100, amr Ilteekeellse, Haab, the wife a L. 1 .11 Owe. Pon, aurae..., ef • me ae• laughter. 0001:00116.—Feb. 17, at One I:captain, the arlh of f. (Hateteee, 1.4.. of • 00,1. HAI.E/7....Teb. le, at MeatpeUkr.vlllas, Helghtoe, the wife a the 24 ,11 C. Halm MJ .. of a daughter. HIOHTOI4.—Peb. 7, at bill, the wife of the Iter. H Memo, d• tea. 14ALCOL114011.—Peet. 14, at I, Bethopleva4, if...1411u... de v.* a+. P. Yelealtwom, Era., Staff art Civil Samoa, at Ades, Antal.. a • a.. te et. Caatberwell.proee, N Settt, of a 'ft! . - SPILIMLOW 147•71ipois " . - Senias 7 s,liyMosTlLVln ;VS d J. w. Samson, Vas., of • sm. 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