The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-19 00:00:00

4 Mr. J. H. Church made a statement to the bench, relative to a natter connected with the widow of the late William Carder, executed some years sines at Bury, for the murder of Maria Martin. Mr. C. stated the circumstances to be, that a Mrs Martin Harvey, at West Bergholt, near Cele-hest*? (who was lister to Corder) is the proprietor of a house and garden In the above parish, and, up to the last f: ur weeks, Mrs. Corder eneepied the house in question, hut /dn. Haney had mortised bored( of tie property. and had occupied it since Writ 'Corder had left it. But from some cause or other, shrine the past week, Mrs. Corder hot been the source of constant annoyencie to Mrs. Ham y, by entering upon the pertains s a•d seising the vegetables in the garden, and threatening to destroy the pre mises, claiming them as her own property, and otherwise conducting herself in so outrageous a manner, that Mrs. Harvey craved the msgistrates' pro ero ion from further an noyances. Superintendent Brows stated he bad made in quiry, and belie,. d that Mrs Carder had acted under the impression that she wefl entitled to the estate, and that it WWI nut the property of Mrs. Hervey at alt : for her version of the mater was, that some time previous re the trial of her husband (to whom the estate then belonged) the tatter trans ferred the estate to his broth, r (Mrs. Harvey's bus. band). to prevent it being forfeit, d to the crown, in case of Corder being convicted, and the extreme penalty of the law carried into efi: et. But there was an understanding between the parties, that if no conviction took place, the property should be restored to Curer ; and in case of a conviction and execution, the ream to be given up to Mrs. Corder, and the latter had been let into possession and occupation iif the pe ipirty for some years, and continued to etijo7 it until Mrs. H by some icons received a re cto of it a few weeks since,"the to do which was Erured by Mn. Corder, and hence arose the disagreement between them. Mr. Smythies : If it is a question of title, tit bench have no jurisdiction in the matter. Mr. Church was instructed that what Mn. Corder had stated was not the feet. For on the contrary, the estate was sold by public auction—wan puichard by Mr.. Harvey's husband, and she now held the title deed, and felt that the had a right to r - possess herself of the property. The Chairman: Nothing at present has been dines-id that would warrant the bench in interning. With regard to the question of title, that is a matter for a higher tribunal. DEVON4IIIHE Ins FOOD Riots on Friday and 8 iturdey last were not confined, it appears, to Exeter sail Taiismek, but extended to Iloniton, Ashburton, suit Crediton. At lioerroe the mob, after previous demonstrations, went to the market house where a small quantity of wheat was pitched, and for which les. per bushel W. 3 *eked, hut which they demanded to be sold at 12., 6,1., which was eventually done. They then proceeded to the Chopping Klan Inu, where about forty bushels of wheat had been lodged, having been sold the week previous fur 12s. a bushel, and re-sold to another person at 13e. 6J. ; the people demanded that the wheat should he sold out at 12s. a bushel ; was else done. The Mayor and others jeweller, d het eeen the parties, and the whole of the forty bushels was retailed out under their management, and the people quietly dispersed At CSEDITON, on Friday night, misty homes were attacked, and much glass was broken. From the shop of a Mr. Ilook way, a quantity of bread was throen to the crowd, which not only encouraged, but made them bolder than ever. The rioters next proceeded to the lower end of North-street, where the Rev. G. Cuonoek and Mr. W. Searle addressed and endeevoured, with several other gentleman, to appease them, but without success. It was then It p.m., and the mob begun to disperse, it was hoped, to their homes, bat such was not the case, for soon aftet•ards they attacked the house of Mr. Wippell, near the church in the Hest Town; this baker bail previously taken out the Beth of his upper window for safety, he directly threw out all his bread. The people were excited almost to melte.; the threats and yells were dreadful, and the pale form id the affrighted baker, at the window atinee, contra-red strane•ly with the multitude below. After visiting several orh, r seeps in the lower part of the town the rioters dispersed. On Saturday morning every means wets taken to prevent any similar °cementer upwards of 200 of the inhidetante ecru sworn in as special unstable., and, as a crowd was collectiog in the evening, they paraded the town in a tasty, while the crier requested the people to return quietly to their homes. No impor tant disturbance took place. —At ASHBURTON, en Monday a large number of mon, principally inieers, el/ether with a body of women and childrioi, nem the Town Mills, belonging to Mr. W. R. Wh:teeey, merchant. An alarm was spread quickly through time too n that a riot would commence, on account of the high price of corn. A short time after a party of the meb were permitted to go through the various store rooms in the merle, which were expected to be breaking dnwa from the quantity of grain being lodged therein. Contrary to their expectations, not thirty bags, on the whole not amounting to sixty bushel*, was found stored in the various Towns. A short time after this a waggon arrived at the mill-yard, metalling *bon , thirty bushels of wheat, weice was immediately seined b about a hundred women, and carpi, d to the entrance of the market, where they stated they would sell it at Ss. per bushel. North.street, in which the market is situated, was at this time entire ly taken povession of by the populace, who applied to Mr. Mann, the person who super intends the market, for the keys of the corn.ehamber ; or threat of refusal his shop-windows were to be broken. Tht corn was taken to the chamber and field to the people at the above price by the patties who to k it from the milt yard. A meeting of macistrates took place, and a large number of special constables were sworn in. • ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—" Luerezia Borgia" war repeated at Covent-garden last evening, and went off much in the we way as on Saturday. Marie was in better voice, and sae, with mere spirit ; Alhoni was called upon to slag "ilsegreto per ewer Mire" three times; and Grin's Amid wee wee received with thunders of applause. Alter AM epees a sew ballet was ',educed, called .The fillailMiliNt. " This ranalag of the title we meet • lie, though time ins an argument of the we emelt not taws the slightest connexion bel. Amer it and what we sew on the steno. There ter At the brewing, • eery rerp pas de deox by Fanny tifidot and Patipa lp ; niter sti Ore were numerous " exits AEI natraaces, panteselmde pesters., and mesh: erit Mdffeit were pretreated to orli• that the theatree -,liteertain) was mar the ts►thbd. empty before the All -it the swain. der be siren pair' of heeds dapped - Algommily and pmeevajidy, till the principal darer ainesed arrears, brapiallas y woo the etagel while tra amismisr•l•tia safflower were harrying out of the rows. ?ally this Seale* I wet happy is Its " chore alille" • • • gilt 19,am1. Pittatomm's.—The play of "The Stranger' mu produced at this theatre last night, with that elhait tra the sensibilities of the audience whisk dentalmil criticism has been wholly powerless to ossdrat It Would Nams that no critical preaching can emeddli this dramatic lecture in five acts to oblivion. ft was kg eight the office of Mrs. Butler to playtbe part of Mn. Haw. Bev treatment of it wee marked by that breadth mid& tradition pronounces to be the characteristic 'Wassail arbor emily. Alike in the too familiar dialogue sod la' the pm, Comte • disclosures of contrition, she exhibited a subdued solemnity °f amine? that indicated a sense of selfimmolatisa. It was only woes the " kluges" r f her children rose before her mind that grist lost its sacrificial character, and the touching Wail of repentance swelled into the harsh cry of despair. The character is not one that presents opportunities for what Is called" points :" there is no struggle with temptation, no shrinking from punishment; end the workings of conscience are cold, and unimaginative. The pas Sons of the audience, however, followed the actress throughout; the plaintive sweetness of her voice awakening an eiverpbwering madness in the earlier scenes, and fitting the mind to receive with responsive 41:110- doss top piteous secret of unmanaged sorrow. The perforate em haply too distant to perceive the tears with *Ma by lee 'Mtn sea the truth of her passion was at tested; but, umbras all-rapt in the part, her artist eye must bite seen with triumph the striking and picturesque attitudes hip which 'dry sympathy with the ideal suffering had throws mmyrsemir listener. The lady was admirably so andel by Mr. Cr. *wick, as TAe Stranger. With honour able *salf-awial, Mr. Crawfish surrendered the applause *OM have woo by swum delineation, and W gssiplac moderated .pathos, to the usularstan& The °thee parts. with the exception of tits dt tie ich animate/dad to Miss Emma 1.11.74 egewdladb ausit. • . AND CLERICAL NBW&_ -- CamomriolOseratain.—H. filiaskiwnew Iwo bon admitted IP Or. J lN Vertitass: —ie.. W. B. Pool* scholar, umiak* and Oringlimilet in the City of Landow ROOM. Caanion. IllaT 18.—At i mot. ot the ionwbleal Soddy bdi UM Oalha Ptaftwor dill* dint, in th e dila, a Mier tram OA POWs urroui , omosadior to tiw society Mai OA* Priam Li=ii= i ol,lolo ot_milito of Ms wormy. W. Emmy, LA., soil.; E. Ether, LA., airlift; 3. L Clowimis. g.A.. 0 St. AMR's. VIA dieted Yellow attlitioshoiy. • PAILLUSIXT•Xt Pavia NOM.* ghin a ratan of to oho midi Wag bad is ownownilim, tad of 101.141118511 *Ms told i 0 SLOW; Wil bigot t site at if &bp In Win ps * saniniilini likaM/I. with slaw. io ta wounwidem : Ift. . Aia m zSl t ar. Ib lia t . 121qtA IN Z e t . :Filet fs . sells is titk 14 l e r. lo Biwa 3, fa 41. TY nwitir of Nil it Is to two dimmotwo wild tiolwemtatwii alma raids &alio if• ow INS la—M. 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Dairt ....l l:viii • Twratord. Wow moldent ; leek wit* perigee% to take hoarder& Fore ll I Ng•• . . 4 1= t al e 4a 0 IL L" a Ire i 1 e l yte A rm LibLU workhouse, chaplainry of; 30/. Marieteirect P.C., Hrrta dh° 1 tly; 2171. pet. D. 0. My, Esq ; Rn. C. Vaasittart promoted. Mneterood P.C., Atonmouttehire, din. Llandaf •, 091. ; pot. the Doke of Beaufort: P. It. Shepard promoted. Presters C., Ile r eforeshirr, die Hereford; Rev W. D. Wart permuted. Inch nem! Grammar School, Yorkshire, seemed ramtnehip of ; Ree. Ihackeray precasted. Rippcedea P.C.. Yorkshire, db. Ripen; , arab reddenor ; pet. the V. of Halm ; IL Wiled Pro. meted. ilikerem V., I..4aMenetre de. Peterborearb ; 1741., with residence ; pat. the Pert of Conies ; M. Mott dreamed. WoodrattaP.C., Notts, die. Limed& ; ev. W. Gress promoted. NAVAL. DIIVON rOaT. Nat 17.—Pragubt, 6, Last-Caw Wm. Pialattaoll, ward thia morning for Portsmouth. Quail, navy lightas. soared tide morn.* from Portsmonth, with stares hound to Pembroke, Mar 18. The Terrible, aLdship, Cep- Ramey, left Woolwich this afternoon for Paramouth, to awstt orders. Pis Sated time she I. to join the Mediterranean squadron, and to proceed forth with to Matta. Driver, sL•sloop, Commander C. C. Hata (tram DIM Inched, are.red from Portsmouth on flaway, to be add off. Mae brought up with her the officers end mew of the Amebas, who bare tam serving on Ward the Odin, to the pendant equedrat, who went p.onthrtett to the Amphion nn Sunday, at Oreenbithe. The Black Fisk. et... , lia.t.-Coen. Cook, Is not expected ban Rotterdam with in, t rand Duke Cnintantine of Rua; till Wednesday or Thursday. dmshin. td.-frig. Odd, is gill at oreestthig, ct.*. WilWma and the remainder Miter ercw, lately serving in the Odin, Joined her on Sunda 'the y. drills of the Royal Doekrard battalion bare been commenced wnek, and will continue till the men us in a tolerable state of MEDICAL. Dminne Iloverria..—Tbe Durraterrrom of Pelvis by the governors of the hospital and lecturers of the school, at the conclusion of the silver ression, took place yesterday afternoon. Awann.—Torn gold malds for seal and buromity in attendance on the patients ; in the gum mt wank., to 8 Raba° ; in the ourgiral wares, to W. P. VidaL aa .rosv.—T•ro drearnbipit, to P. W. Crorett,_and P. E. Goldman. Pasener or Meotehru— Gold medals, G. C. Day, J. Rygate; silver mat d honks, E. Haycock, C. W. Latham ; hon. scalds., T. N. Bets-Wield, and J. Cooper. CROWTIIT.—SenIor, gold medal. T. N. Urn-Wield ; box. cretins., A. H. Sticker, and F. W. P. Jag.; Pallor, silo r medal, s. Reynold.; bon. etertiff, E. Foot. MATZ= Gold modal, P. W. P. Jags ; bon. terdeL, C. Harper. SPORTING. EPSOM RtCES—Tosanar. _ The Sueiver Merting commenced yes seder, with very invitine wea err and there being a &amine enles o f moramments to that which fi led Mr. Dunne'. t• Stood Peet" of 1 re year, it may he (recre ate that tier epoet, enter,' Pc plebe Amid be lees abowthnt In beats than t sin', will he terminated not very fee from twilight on Friday eve. Inv n xi. With rest ect to thn importance of thin n set ng to the sorting commnnitv at any rare, !here ean scarcely be two opinions. Ver v one note allim it en PI stando pre-eminent over all other greet • r.tring amemblems, chiefly., end perhaps solely, in consequence of the universal in went excited by the two great events of the week—the I) rt y 'Ad the Oaks. The progonme of yesterday's racing exhibited no arty merked feature, namely any In feet to stimulate the public appetite, or to steel tome then the panting atten tion of the betting men. This we conceive, may be attri. bits' to an injudicious arrangement of the stakes h d the Grind stand Handicap been Included in the first clefs amusement, It would have "told" with the majority, and, as a ocresequence, the attendance would have been more numerous, and speculation would hate token a wider range : but coming off, as It dose, on no reday, rhea the minde of betting men are distracted by the one great event. that Nu just been decided, and by the other almost on the eve of tieing en, and when moreover the pure notarial of ;demure are re maining theme'sn from a day of excitement end fatigue, we do not think we are everting too much in relying that the rooney so liberally granted in the Ours of a bonn is comparatirely throws away, and that the , trength of the t• off" days, such as Tuesday and Thurs day ore, ought to be thrown Into the foresee, in ceder to make a good aotld commencement. Enough, however, of mere matter of opinion. The sport afforded yesterday was upon the whole op to "per" and touching the Woodcote Stakes was vastly a.. prior to any opening day on record, an entry of 31 horseo having matured IS Marten, none of them however porseming Audi superior puhlte pretensions or to mar the betting. The same can be mid at the eiviracters of the competitors for the Craven Stakes a more ordinary lot than which mu t t' retiree) , be teen Ina tee that heretofore tired to he witnessd with interest With reference to transit from lon . tiOti to the toorne to-morrow (Wednesday), we *deb* More who start bras London-hedge by train direct to }'.peon to hook themselves by On early expre• trains for we are confident that the later teethe, and naitieulerly the ordinary ones, whether early or late, will, on sensor of the clowning of their third clans turbots (.le. there and bock', Is inconveniently crowded, to predict no: hing wore of them. The more by Nice Elms, though longer and dearer, may be found In the end shorter and cheaper. In terminating our notice of thin first day'. proceedings we have merely to odd that the tt relect" more then tvitrovrnl their meal numbers, and amongst them we obetred the Doke of Richmond and the Joao Lennox, Duke of Rutland, Marquis of Exeter, Eerie of Chreterfeld, March, Granville, heath. more, 10-rdis Mabletone, G. Manners, H. Lennox, Burghtm, H. Cecil, C. Iperor, stalled, G. Lennox. G. Flentinek. W. Pow '& Rosen, Count ilitthiany, ties C. Cockerel, W. W. Wynn. G. Ileatheote, Hon. H. Itoos, G. Byes Col. Amin, IL Pitt, F. Villiers, H. Forrester, Gen. fervid., Cole. Knox end Peel, Mean. Greville. Payne, Shelley, Neelil. litreny, Jager". Boleyn, Delnie Ratcliffe, Graham, S. Stanley, J. smiler, Hunan, he. he. In the afterncon an tmfavoureble • hange In the irestber took place and the wind shiftiest from south-met in el • oat the opposite quarter was acoompanied with somewhat and hot not very heavy rain, which continued to the clone of the mhos, at h elf-part floe. Miring on former oreasions preen of the arrange ments of the meeting. we hare only to °berm here that they were rati-factorily carried out. VIII one exception, viz the time of stetting, which was very badly kept. Tne racing commenced with ("lane, Seth Fs of 10 ems each ; for threeyr-olds ent Mb; four, 84 IWO; OR, get 41h; ell and aged, Set 1010. The bet mile and a quarter of thr new Derby course. , Mr. sortmtp Crozier, 3me (Kitchener 1 • Mr. Greviikte Spider. 3 yrs (W. Marna 2 Mr. W. Wintonia, 3 yea (Hornsby, Jun. 3 The following oleo 'totted tut were not pi eed : Tice Coned, GrimPe. f by the Printlet, out of NW Whip New Era, Bedlam. Brett cg 10 tot eget Crosier, 4to 1 agst Spider, 3to 1 age New Ent, or' Sto 1 a e Winemis New Era took the lead at starting, and wi h r Mat Ma, and Bedlam in attendance , rude play to the distance; It was the taken up be Snider, who carried it on to the send;. Cronies who Yid of In Hie commenemitst of the race, end did not get through his lisrem meth rotted Os tern, here went - up. heeled him ha a few suds, and wee ethierty by street% ; the reme distance betweenths ineted out that Res In I min. 16 re Werwora PTAZZII of In nom ark, whit i4O added; kx 0.;;;;1 - 11 who, 110 0111 : 331 r•, bet Ma . TM mewed to works 30 arra ota tithe outer. T.Y.C. (01 oak) Mr. Gran'. rateetther .............. ...... .........(E. Mewl 1 Mr. Porter'. Woodard. (Nat 0 Mr. Nwilre Dolor (.l. karma 3 The followlo• Woo ....« nal but were ant plated :—llaselmetallan, Egrewont, Brother Is diktat% tot Mow, MVO Rog Left Mood. 81. t. rto Dexterous, Airltked, Dbyedor , Brother by Lames, fby Metal oat of Mr e. Daterbtor of Tower, rd Cakeillwa. Bet aOs 4 opt f to 3 apt Dwyer, 0 to I art Woorbraft, 3 6 1 IMa Dear kwer, sal 4 by I mpt Motor. /be. eat or of IM balloort NON evargrais. !ree l k a psi oar, all Wank* off, /ma la ea Ho rat .Awkesed rad tobtskirra keeled ftli sob wed rat k rows our at Ilia rwarkbar Orates adeoldlialidoent Mak lik rod km to kr tomminest of ormloo by or M *eV agda W lekod, boat*: Doke by toe latt liar indl Lath Bad Mk. Mod Mark mid Iftb. B att ode. 17 ma Kama Maw ofd owe. reek altlt al aided ; S- l oolda Mt 411; ; 'tour. Mt Mb; era SWIM es ; elz • kW, at 11b; woresori oddloot allowed 1lb; tot km, to be odd !Mere POO wk. irk km mod to awoke Make. Loot alle cad • work, of the Now Derby Minna, (7 abb., Mr. Olfrioes tolotabl Isle, I yrs Mr. C. 3.ileres Cara 3 yrs (O. = 1 I Mr. Parr's lelka 4 yea .(Wkitoilware • , Mr. Baleldolt kin (It bl, Ire (W. Welk 3 6 yew (3 • ka Ilietbraf ellmilk Marry Mr. O. &ben% lisbubt, 4 yrs (Croak dr lot beta leffisg: • • tot art Emerold Dole, 3to 1 sod kdria 4 Mena NO* 011.7 4 km by • bark Batitoot: •to 4 es Emartad Ma, .4 lel oar War Yak kids ; lont by a b Ilerlow Cans a 1 $ kik with 30 add: 3 31 ' 34 3 41114 11,11 tit, Set illt; Iler.116116; dx sad aka, art SID; mon alma. 36 t Ibm know lo be KM for 110 SCRII. ; book .Tilr..ll.l.=:r How Derby Doak (3 rota) apt. Pepper, 3 yrs ....... —.Myers) 4 1 3 Mr. Mann Olobia, $ yrs (P. Sutler) 1 I 1 Mr. IkeeloWe Bratookta 3 yrs (Cortorlebt) 3 3 , dr Olz G. llasksoks a by Omou oat of Or a = • i: dr Mr, Dreoltrockamkate, 3 re .__ .. , (Moo 3ar - Li beat: - !es {ogee Carbdia. lud 7' to 4 apt .-----..1; owl by e legth.' SY Witt 3be4 as Caledda; vas by by e ad beat: 3 to 1 anCipt. Popper ; oda la sander. PlieliAllii ETANIZIaI AND RIMINI 10a TIM DENNY halteyl9 hel lard E. Ras des NANO= I • DA 1 . Man m. 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Cbealeyalt and Mikes Boy are &cabala/I/WWI" sad le b iwereibea Wadi Ma Oda via be WM dangle la tab dgen of Ile Oadewei beam • The adeed bill aidou le, that Mor ft windrow at the pooh LAT= INSIDWIDD INS 00471111. . - . . aae rT . .. - . - . .. to sot oussik(s) — is to to Imu Wallita_ Li to MOO= ((... ps to leirlheiep (t) ) 20 to 1-- 1 to likiellto (t) 40 to 1 • 1 to -- Reset (t) 40 to 1 Ito Onegto % da 1000 to 13 1 to airt t.) NOO to 10 -- • okwitat.o. "shop - about • gamier pent tads Mimed ate te Omit. - • • ' ASCOT IMAM 1617. Acoareasees t t los Amy Suomi (up to the *we Is Law and b o th. maim at the Mk, at Kinnoultet).—Aniesdalo.lllo eine66116.; Paelebtal, SAM& Itoadpeetip tm7t l . l l l :4oWAr ii rtourz . / . 17 . "T o r"t r q Hued, TN Sib; Ihoibieso4 - 77ahitesee, Ttlittoy,74 Mb; Marry, Pe Übe neheleish,ole6llll4 1101016 711 llb ; Seal Naos, Ilit-1114 ariam fail Jab Br • Eaelfaa, flit Wares" 004 71to 11e1 71b ; Wald of litharedl.lo...o4.osisr, al ms c i i . . „. Hosse eat 31b ; Mirage, Oa SS; Oticient, 6it ON_ Ilst Obi' Au.a, ase ma; Vogir, 'at eir; am at ea 6 it Ochre. hit 111§; Yoopyre, Mt TOll4 dot Dr' • lab) Intelligente. HOIJBII Oil LORD& :••• • •...; rrrt bard aree44lo4 Bronetsmb aaaldlMM ORD* WORTH U. OOD.--.OXIITROOTIOA , -4 Gm TO " BoxviTawo Parma ch 9tellbia aapnl against an Order of the Lori ea order of the Master . pf *ells, was partly 1110' Monday- . The questieet was railed by deiturrer gallants' bill, praying a dashrdilon upon th• 11411.4 i JompliWood, their grandfather , favour. By abet will the restates, afterward di:positions of ovogertY , gm* to hls wife, .• In Moat for bar ,life only, all his mamba. ing aerates, fraahoia., leambnidr," &e. And I" also gave her " ell kis , capital in Mode, de., for her life pal,. but In trust at her demk for his than surviving children, share end *bare alias, independent of the rental of his said crime, which he gave and beinesthed to his sur viving female child's's, to lee paid theta by hie exeentor" THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1847. thus; "the whole mute and produce, share and share alike, of all such freehold.. leaseholds, &e. ; but to hsve no power to tell or mortgage or encumber the same ; on: the contrary, the rents, &c., to be paid to them one month after each quarter day in each year. Oa the decease of any of them children, should they die without issue, that share to fall to the rest, and so en to the last female child ; and should they marry and have children, then their shares to go to the said child or children," ste. The testator lett his wife, five sons, and seven daughters surviving him. One of the daughters afterwards married Mr. Wordsworth, and died in the lifetime of her mother (the testator's widow), leaving two children, who, by their neat friend, filed the bill, for the purposes before stated, against the widow, their gra tdmother, and their uncles and auats. Three of the uncles put in a demurrer to the bill fur want of equity. and it wu allowed by the orders appealed from, upon the ground that the bequest of the whole pro perty being made to the testator's widow for her life, no pert of it vested in the daughter, who died while the widow wu still living. The arguments of Mr. Hodgson and Mr. Holt for the nppellants were to the effect, that the word " surviving," used in respect to " karate children," was to be referred to the event of the testator's own death, and not his widow's death, and that that emstruction was aided by the latter part of the will, as above extracted. Mr. Turner and Mr. Bethell, with whom was Mr. Craig. for the respond ents, contended, in support of the orders of the courts below, that the word " surviving," in the above peerage, referred to the widow's death, and generally that it was a rule with the best judges never to hold that this word in a will was to be referred to the testator's own death. The will spoke only from his death, and it was unnatural as well as unreasonable to refer to such as event in the dispositions made by it, unless where it was clearly expressed or neees eerily implied. Mr. Hodgson replied. The Lord Chancel lor said they would dispose of the ease next Thursday. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Mr. CooalrliniODLT Fa*, STOCK TRAKSACTIONO,--Tbla was a dividend meeting in the ease of T. Bentsll, an extensive stockbroker, who has not surrendered to the fiat, and the proceedings iu whose case have been frequently reported. The debts and liabilities amount to about 50,0001., and a dividend of about 3d. in the pound will be officially declared in the course of a few days. Several proofs were tendered during the inquiry, atnonpvt which was one by Mr. Surgood, on the part of a Mr. Williamson, for 4,0001., being the balance of the precede arising out of the sale of 100 South Eastern and Dover Railway shares for 5,0001., the whole of which sum was to have been invested by Rental], on behalf of Williamson, but it appeared that only 1,0001. was so invested, and the remaining sum of 4,000 was applied to his (Renton's) own use. Williamson had bought in 1,0001., and now sought to prove for the balance of 4,0001. Upon the part of a creditor, it was objected to this proof, that the tom of 1.0001. was paid to Williamson by the bankrupt shortly before the fist; that there was collusion betwen them, and that it was a fraudu lent preference. His Honour had no power to try such a point, and the question of fraudulent preference must be tested by the intention of the debtor, end not by the actions of the creditor. Alter some further discussion. his Honour, under all the circumgances, could not think there was any thing in the present cue amounting to a fraudulent prefer ence, and he was of opinion that the proof should be ad mitted. The proof was then admitted for 4,0001. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.--Before the Recorder._ • THE ROBBERY AT THE CAMDEN-TOWN STATION.—J. Freer, 28, W. 3fartin, 25, and H. Ease, 20, all described as labourers, were indicted for stealing a number of packager, containing • large quantity of property, consisting of de lames, shawls, cloth, ribbon, gloves, and other articles, valued at 7001 , the property of Messrs. Weaver and Co.. who represent the firm of Crowley and Co., carriers; and S. Freer,27,J.CAerry, 28, J. Taylor,27,Jl. Taylor and C. Austin, 37, dealer, were indicted tar feloniously receiving the property, knowing it to have been stolen. On Sunday, the 4th April, Messrs. Crowley I sent a van loaded with goods to the station of the North Western Railway at Camden-town, and which were to have I been despatched the next morning into the country. The Ivan was placed in the station-yard ; and it was discovered that, daring the night, the covering bad been taken off, and a great quantity of property stolen. A railway constable, in deposing to these facie, said, in answer to a question put by the learned judge, that he was the only conatenle whose duty it was to watch the property at the station during the night, although the premises were so extensive that it took him an hour to go over them, there being nine different lines of rails, and sometimes as many as a hundred trucks laden with rods in different pots of the station.— Joseph Page, a ears 19 years old, who had Steen committed to give evidence, and who was brought from the gaol for that purpose, was examined, and upon the statements made by him, the case against all the prisoners, with the. exception of the two Taylors, mainly rested. He gave a circumstantial account of the manner in which the robbery wee committed. These details have already been given in our Marylebene police report on the 21st and 28th of April.—Upon the evi dence of this accomplice, which was fully borne out by the other witnesses, the jury acquitted Joel Taylor, and found all the other prisoners guilty.—The recorder, on passing sen tence, said the pri one ra had been convicted of a very bold and aring depredation, and he felt it his duty to order John Freer, Martin, Eaat, Cherry, Joseph Taylor, and Austin to be transported for seven years. The other prisoner, Samuel Freer, appeared to have been actuated by a desire to screen his broiher, and he did not appear to have had any share in the plunder, and on these ground, the court felt' , justified in passing upon him a sentence of one year's impel mamma with hard labour. Osmmon Ferjeant and Mr. Bullock. DIFLODINO EMIOR&NTB.—J. Lean and C. Gardner were Wiled for hand. Mr. BeSantini) prosecuted on behalf of the drown.—M . Lean applied to the court to Ms Mel, mesons, material witnesses were absent; postpon e u this was append, on the ground that the prosecutors, a body LI& German emigrants, would have to leave this country next anion and refused. The prosecutors were desirous of pranding as emigrants to America, and they arrived in London for that purpose. They were found out by M'Leao, who represented himself as an Americas emigration agent, and offered his services to secure them a cheap panes. He introduced them to Gard ner, who was represented as Captain Gardner, commander of the berate Recovery, which was then lying in the Surrey canal dock, and was to sail ten days thence for New Took. He @Scented to take them over for 61. a head, to which they agreed, and paid If. a head as deposit; but it turned out that th e whole affair was a swindle, arid that the prisoners were totally unconnected with the ship Recovery. The evidence adduced was merely a repetition of what was heard at the polite nun. It was very conclusive, and the prisoners were declared Guilty. The Common Serjeant ordered both of the prisoners to be transported for 7 years. POLICE.-YESTEADAY. GUlLDHALL.—flonnear OP Stur..—Johe Free wu ye-examined, charged with nailing 62 yards Unlit, value 101.—No farther evidence wu sue into than that reported in this per of dulardsy, and the prisoner was committed for trial__ LAMBETH.—Law AND BATTZILT. - Yesterday, Mr. Henry Sherwood, clerk to Mr. Warrington, an attorney, was charged with assaulting Miss Ann New, of Prospect pleas, New-bridge-road, Camberwell. The complainant de posed, that on Wednesday last, the daughter of the defend ant came to her house, and said her father wanted her. Thinking that he wished to see her aboutsome law busbies, which he had to transact for her, she went to his hones, and se soon as he saw her, he salted her if she meant to say that he had had 201. fr om batt no replied tkat he bad, wad that she had hie resigns •to prove the fact. The defendant then deism& be &saki have nothing more to de with her, et Mar busista4 l ' and desired her to get out of kis haws: Si *en t hold of her, shook her violiatVoisd 'ajar out of t ehouse.—The defendant in his dalwasaadd tie ilta complainant had committed petjury, sad talked at.tabbst the case to the Old Bailey.—Mr. Elliott selloliseet Idea Me- penalty of 405., and expenses, or, in dandk to he impilmeeed for ten days. The defendant than peMponement of the case, for the purpose, as he said, of probuim a witness, hue Mr. Elliott refused, observing that ha bad kad abund ance of time allowed to pro duce witnesses if he thought proper. XONRY MARE ET. TVZSDP.If 'hunks. The undentending that the Bea would advance upon exchequer. bills to a date to far kavrard as July Ins bad little effect upon die market. The Mlle were ailed at 2 die. to 1 prem. in the early part of the eserning coed elity left off it par to le. pnm. only. The fad that 'this move. meat of the Beak is looked upon in the Bald ea muumuu to prevent bills being sent into the Bs once marked , for payment inaioney. The facility dobtaladiglear wanes' till I alywonld carry them over the penalise whiebthey bosoms due in money, with the option to holden le mina* payment or renewal. It is probably mmeafted that by the aessesino dation proposed at Ws Baal, mid des apparent 66114 of obtaining moon without sale, the held.., may be tempted to renew, end se die Treasury meape ea ineciarement pleasure for mosey at a this when lead prepared to meet it It is proper to state now that the opinion generally entertained of the Bank of Englund baring been t seller of exchequer bills Is quite erroneous. The belief naturally arose from the Beak broker • being the patty employed in sleeting the ales. Whin were so pereeveriagly carried on during Lot week. The ales of exchequer bias referr e d t o at now amen, and s be stated upok the best oath*. ttty, wer• for wiebent tithe'llank of Inland and . ** Bank of • TbS pawls ban been without material inetnakiris to-day; liattlas *An nay be reported r norellrmi. Camels left wiles i i f Ihr money end - tint, which Upon the amass if 111111114 may be' dolled 1 better. Redhead Timed 851 6o 1. Ilhocand-a-Qamine per Cents. 881 to 71. Long Ananities 81 to 9. exchequer Ws le. prwaina to par, India Bonds, per to Ss' pentium. • We h rs reports floating lathe City of Ax iom ObliAffel in the rainista Aooording to these reporti;•Lord Noreen Is to rennin llama ass secretary, and Lord eland= se lord Henchmen; Yr. Labouchere to emend Bh+ Weed as _Olsomedler of the Exchequer, du. The advent of Imbendeen to the post designed , by report, is looked upon with Iheserie the City, as he enjoys the credit diming . p men Of bubo* gewigh not an eloquent speaker. .The lessangiene ile hangs Weeks were on the not Ihaltstigaist no' Impolne done WNW ansfined - to kW of the steels. emir Nina way dam tft 82. but c%V iga t ,82 to )Gayness 1118 een Postragene lOC to 41. 488 to 110, 411pentlh Five, is 4 ti /1"; the Threes $lll to 4. A bargain bullhead' Banns at.. reported at 114 fr. Ma, at .the txclunge of 8110. Dutch Two-aadm-Balf per Cents. remain 674 to 9; the Four. 871 to 8. Foreien escheats wes eosin lower, owing probably to the state of the cora market, and the necessity for large supplies, indicative of a far greater dam per pound anteing. On Amst 12.6 to 51 ; en Rotterdam, 12 to 5; on Hamburg, 13.121 ta Paris. 26.6 to 26; on Vienn 30.66 to 60,, on Naples, 401 ; months; on Lisbon, at 60 day, mous,. Hut Stmt. IE4IO 3 per 01. sac JAM, 44.11 ii 3pH Cl. Cow Ana.. 1131 I I Now "3 e a Lees, ar nt 7 snip Earls, meet ME. I am. Mewls ON assc.llll till , 13011 ZION 3 pow Oast /MOW. Nose., 13 DOAN Om", 14 im• Cl. Mosses.. Ara Nay 11, NS =Ct. Ps. SOM. Wed., 30 I loer ft. c. i . , :swim Bomb, GM, ieu "ICH ANGES AND PARIS, DIA, 17 land for bills at redseed rates ',.-rdam the negotiations ware .61 to 6; on Antwerp, 26.10 o 12 ; on Frankfort, 122 ; on 10hta. to 10; on Leghorn. on 91 dritl, 471 to 1, lel at 3 a, 63. I FUNDS. r0 . ?4:1;4. 1 .74 1... 1 10.714. ' 4 Da.,a4 pm. rap. Jan. a, IMO 1113.16 Ps. 1441, 1 pm. we Ditto, /360. P. amall, 4 pm. per 3 pr Ent 33xxlett 11334., Acct.. 111•7 31.43:1 1 a per CP. opaslaa Esala, Amt., May 11. 33E 3 per Gm( Fresek 14•333,1131. We. Ex. In. lee II pet Ct. Date lb Ex..111g3U.,471311) RT0013.13 ARNOLD. M I••••t. iwrw. , Lbs... 77 w w 5, *a lli GO 74 ►I IQ s. • • • a • • • • v. • • • • • . • .• • • " • • •• • 147.79 y. 1 tans Cam. 77 77 . / Do. . 111 50 ii Do. . • Do. . I. Male. 1.11145 De. 1.1.13 lOU . 139. 11 93/ Do. If I Napl99 !Yea 0 50 . 74 1 a Roman tans 40 1 • Tre9s/rj 9.4 I pet Cl. , . 1 . Soak eIh•FIMO .. • n . 5.4..... .s I.A.M. a api.m is ... /. . r .48- _ __. KA... litv it —Tara Kr Oat. Ell mosey. M ...Midi Five per Cetus., 19 maw,. IN see-us. ' , wires. 06 leteoAy 7. 1 @roam. Onipass,ll kiosk ad St. Penna.. 173. Endwise on London. MP IS. EXCHEQUER BlLLE.—Eschequer Bill-office, No. 2, White hall-yard, May 18, 1847.—The Exeheouer Bina dated in the month°, June, 1544, eta : Per 9 Victeria. cop. 13, 15,380,Ni01. anno 181 e, with the interest due thereon, will be paid off on the 15th due of June, 1811, when the inured will cease. Such bills will be received daily, from half.past ten o'clock till two, until and including the 4th day of June, at this office, where lists are to be obtained, containing imtrue now for arranging the alls. The bearers must endure each bill with their WWI signatures, and write their names and raidenorp at the bottom of each lint; and where the names of holden are inserted in ; bins, the bearers, not being such hoMern, mutt preciously obtain their mammon Ma Ibe bearers must attend to give receipm for the pay. meet. Payment may be obtained. if required, tr. Mins to the rout 15th day of June, upon leaving the bine for examination one day prior to that 012 which such payment Is &wired, New bine bearing an interest of 3d. by the day upon tray one hundred pundit, and dated the mild 15th day of June, may be obi oned In whole or in port payment of princi pal of the mehequerthille mad under the above mentioned art, upon Mating the required amount on the lista delivered on or before the mid 4th day of June, which new bills, with the interest on the hills exchanged, will be awed on the 16th day of June. The bills to be clamed In &MURIA limp, according to the net. under which they have been issued, N.H. All exchequer-bins charged on supplies, dated prior to Jane, 1816, have been advertised to be paid off. Notice. The exebequer-bills laud p. 9 Viet., cap. 15, and dated 16th March, 1817, will bear interest at the rate of three-pence per centunn per diem, on and after lsth June, 1817..—Gewelle. WEEKLY REPORT OP THE I'allll3 MONEY MARKET. PAU% MAY 17.—Rut linkman done in the French funds during the last week ; the market was heavy, and a alight fall took pluce, the Threes closing at 77f. tee., end the Fives at 115 f. 65e. The ministe rial crisis had no effect upon the bourse, but gave rise to 437,11 hopes of u speedy solution of the difficelties of what may now be termed the railway question. Rumour. of a loan are still current, some regard ing It u immediately indispensable, others es only passible, some 1 time next year. In the 'mamas of the stale, the latter were certainly I the mat preferable, setime will be gained for affairs to brighten up a little. In fact, tt would be nnplement to be In the necessity of con tracting a loan after a crane which reared the rate of interest in all the European markets beyond 3 per cent. Money in too scarce to allow of its being invested on moderate term. elsewhere, considering the good inventmenta it has now at Pula and especiallyat London, ether the last few matt.. It may be said, it is true, that %henna.% of the ail ceased by the exportation of prate In payment fur Etonian and American, corn, has been ranched ; but the blow was too severe a one to here. covered from it. a day, and it will take some time before money will be en abundant in the market as it eau in the pacedbm yearn, taking even us granted that the neat laurvent will he an abundant one. A visible rise was manifest In the continuations of every spades of security during the taut week. There was a difference of 43e. in the Threes, and of We. in the Flee,, between the account and settling. In short, the state of Wain is such that the government cannot think of making another call on public credit unless compelled by actual necessity. The railway question is will the great vacation deserving of its limbed consideration, and it it, the duty of the government to enable the =mania to carry out the lines that have been com menced, so as to procure for the country Mae lines of com munication which are of Much more importance in calamitous than in prosperous times. The threatened aeration of the works on this or that line must not be regarded ea empty Orate, as the continuation of them depends entirely on the next cell, which in their t a are subordinate to the credit of the enterptire • and in the week gone by, es in the preceding Imes, we have wit nessed a gradual decline in there marines. The shares of the Avignon and Martells line fell 43f. within two days. If some prompt remedy lit loot found, the shareholders will lose courage and throw up the game. This would mum a oompulsory settling of mamma and the perturbation that would ensue In finan cial arid commercial circles may be more easily coma hid than de scribed. It would be walking blindfolded towards the edge of a pa ethice, and the government moat rates a barrier at the brink. The companies demand an equitable modification in their calnere dot charge., without which the completion and working of these lines are serianly compromised. And 'nth all these facts staring them In the face, surely the government will bring a bill before the ehambers to modi:y the rendition" impelled upon tae computes- On On. depend I not only their credit, but the numerous Intrreete and hopes attached to the benefits that will arise from a speedy termination of these new lines of communication. RAILWAY NEWS. The share market wee dull yesterday, the dealers generally being out of town on sporting ezeunions--that is, to Epsom races. Belgian shores were considerably depressed. SHARK LIST.—LowDon, MAT 18. Neta.-.llba mums.. of Haas la Wawa eharawm ileirote actual trauma arm t Urn of Ilar la Dakar naves' seams. PAWS. 141 11444t p " • I 1171 3 P 1A"... 1 . 41 MONNE ••11-VE-1 1110 NU - lIV SO - so INS ftis miS 0/17 NI 14 ere Ni 14 170 40 37 00 NO 4Agrailnsasafase 7110 7 . 10 4 101 N tO. 10 I N 0. 874 tit to oil INoiroas ..... . 104 IN MS SOS 10 SOS INN .... SIN II 461 4141 1411 to 507 ILAILWAT BILLS IN PANLIAMENT. C03111771= ON TIM LONINI ON WINDING GAMlN ceasneate).-etramat.ttrot lamaralldt. =O. Wait We) AllaseaLso NAL ems ; Loath Sedum - anti Mee UMW* Wain amelit ilig anrena.-.omaml Stsals. wens ~ad Ilto ossagam mooy illa jc a L computramoillao. lor NM eme . . ODMINIITZNI ON I= 00111101111 OI II =IIIIRIIII (Talrea- DAT).-Osewe Ns • Nam imam sag = milltikteal U (I.m. braMbes). 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Clause disposed of.-261. Lyon and Ely Hallway (Lynn and Wormery Saviour.). Case opened, evi dence beard. Gime No. 29. ROOM 34.-36. Mancherier. Sherstd, and Lizu telluric. (Louth, Domande, an/ Foot lancrrishire Medea branched , 302. Great Northern (Purehae of Amber ate, Ninths ham, and Boston, and Pastern Junction Railway, are) ; 377. LW land (extension of Nottingham and Lthealn Mundt at I ite.); 304 Great Northern (breath to Darneestle and at S= Mere, Lincoln). Proceeding. adiouroat to Thursday. Omer No. 31. Room 34.-21118. Greet Northern (deviations betimes Cenre orb and Deserter). Evidence taken. Further proceed ings adjourned to 7th June. Guir No. 34. Rome Manchester, fliieMeid, and Llnesireldre Railway (branch ?ma Addes-odor-Lye to Obihsen). General evi dence. Hems No. U. Rom 21.-44. Pleetweed, Premed and Wad Rid ing (Burnley and Ceram branches). 2:3. lad teneardre (ChM roe. Ilium and Panther). 14th .sari dosed, &dam postponed. Haute No. 36. Boor 14.—168. Liverpool, Crosby, sad South port Railway and Breach. CI ions disposed oft leg Manchester and Southport Railway and Bearres Or heard and crud, dad- Plea pow paned. VI. East Lunar, =sat Ilmah, sad Pres ton Fattener). Case opentd, endure Goner No. 37. BOON 33.-219. Leeds and Think (deviation of moth hue, he., hi Crimple Vail.). Cans creed. 216. Leeds and Think (Harrogate and Patetey Branch). Car closed, dechion post poned in both emu for railway exatudastesere report. 218. Leedsand Mick (branch from Melmerr to Nerthsliertas, ter.) Cue cloned. Gnovr No. 39. Rees 13.06. York and Nearside (Ilartiereol Dock and Railway, he., rounture). Endear Sartre heard. Game No. 44. Rom 31.-93. Scottish Midland Junction (amend- i moist and branch to Laurence:Uri). Proceeding, adjourned to Thursday, Gaol, No. 45. Room 41-278. }:dlnbunrh and Northern (Burn. triandorr, ferry, purolinee, Re.) Preamble proved. 428. &fin blush and Northern (S 4. Andrew'. and Newburgh Branches). Case °Vinod. Gitotir No. 46. Roo. 29.-109. North Britieh (No. I). Case opened by Mr. !lope, wirer heard. Cure No. 47. gam 111.-14. Airdrie and Bathed." 'satire (amendment and dainisol. for commieskoers' report. Gaore No. 48. NOM 80.—L101. Airdrie, and Mainland" (Colrain grash). Eadinte twilit beset OW.' No. OP. Ram Ciff. Milinbeigh od Glagow. Case closed. decree p". MEETlNGS.—Derwitift AND PORTVICAWL.— Special ilefling.—Bantu!, May Is. err. John Ilalcombe in the chair. —The solicitor to the lead the heeds of n bill which, after cutting that the canoes, ietle emelprobastl with the Llveoi Valley, pro. ride that the gager= ra. pwwers a the must should, Ow the paring of the iset, be with 40,0001 capital. and 10,0004 eared by deposits, adel e r r ee:2 hereafter form part of the caplul of the WM Valley Oar pew, edition to their prevent capital, the aniallemated company ea the purr of the act to create 00/. new melt In 204 th ane, In lieu of the present othital of the DutlAyn, Llynvi and Porthole' Company. rite guaranteed 3 per mt. interest- with a dividend upon surplus proem Bssoludas approving of the all were peeled. EDINBURGH AND EATRGATI.—SpOtieII )feeling.—Edin burgh, May IL—Mr. T. Kill in the chair. In answer to • mention from Mr. lowa, the disinissa add It was his aghast that the meeting wet net a legal aft Agar sane dvudtory diseesdan, the eh-armee left the Asir, when, es an fiestion of Mr. leseirbeen, Mr. Maitland, eetereidest, director a dm Ingsburch and Gleam, Rail way Compeer, w aged to the eisk..-1/r. 8.11 then CUM inward aml nod a protest Waft effect: I, Ilienses Rill, deptry-ensirmen of the Edinburgh and Bathgote Manly Company, do brag, kr meself and for ma company, prated that the peresial mere being held an a rafting of the Ealanmsh and Eadaste= Company, illegal. tad that otieralMri &doge fie to he gone thereat, Ea eel as swayable the nay be done, or is pretended le be der, Y pumisse theses/. is utterly void and mid ; end I tam korumis in ibe bade of William Fraser, an., nary graft Mr4 ai sad ail Se don , Irkiers present, Oa Min{ via*" IC fir. Maitland, Mr. Blackburn if laillemm. Mt. J. O. Mr. Aimeader Clap cram who promidat *grew ng a alma theighet, that, at a meeting of the thartheidas a the idahorgh end Bsagete Reilersy, held in term. of a rerkildsa. at which Mr. Blactawn preload proxies representing ul KM ram, niter the thaininin had been ap. pointed and the regars mad, Mr. 1161, viee-ehalrman the company, took a potters in the hands of the notary public, garnet the see ing a being illegal, fur the mum therein Uproar& Upon which 31r. Blackburnmourl, that, in order to have this point of law cleared up, before taking any further steps, the meeting be adjourned to sV...denary, 16th Jar, which was unanimously agreed to. The meeting then neparoted. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—Cualore C.IVICIDENCIL —At the general meeting of the shareholders of the Waterford and Kilkenny Melly Company, in the City of London Tan. ray on Friday last, a report was read trega Mr. James Walker, the government engineer, emanating mat favourably on the substantial diameter of the walks. During the wry thee this d nument was being read, one of the herd Andras an the line was in the set or telling, maiming or luilag MMus or been Minders. A considerable portion of the etrotture wr ar bran ; a curious cireumstance in a torallte ebounding la the Inintamenteln limestone, which can be Quarried and delivered do almost asednal price. The t cart of the gurninient earner was made by ardor ef the Loan Commissioners. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.-741easo-Lage. Kay 13.-7bsagar mart has not been materially leftward by the dolostios et the Chancellor of the Exchequer, that the OnstOlare wail net be slapped Swat the uo of gram, law it wan accompanied by the ledenmatlea 'batsman of the dee tillers hod &chili he Ws wale; sad es thereto no dealt nut ,t will pmee to be the Wowed setter a dimwit hi =peeled ki arise there from. The bps labile Wee .41..i llowind te.dm samaating to nearly 30,e00 bew at octane at anger, it saroded the demand, and •deollw of h. was olablished, akbefigh about one-fourila wee bonaht la by the haperlees. ay Irma inectuet, GOO Mal. of West bee were mid at FridnrepWass preview to the eiam mere: meat of the public tales. Rear* =whet Wain stendeeil quality,64a. Cone*: ll•heite e1 33 t 311 = 01 5/ 103 .= y 12 /= pale at aboat last well ArrillCT, le. geed at e7s. fat, Welsh establiditell *he advisse of pail by pric.de car tract kit week. (Rasa f A omit part of the NI beg . Trinid id aid . Os., 39c; th• towebiese bought in althea Moo The while sales went a/ widest spirit; good miliflos white they.;, SIN 24. id. OM= Ws low in large demand at rather higher Ickes ; 4,000 bales [geld bald. Rum inactive, today. Indian : .t Noel melon of fool and Ins found ready buyers at 3d. below 14 awry while mem quelitine sold at Id., 6rl. wader. 10,300 dew Cr e 7 . now tweed walks, of which 3,600 have tees told. Splew allude. 300 bouo Pori rim mad treat Ida to oft se. In other articio no alteratlea. COITON. —Unworn, MAT 118.—lateyttabaresysmodderable Net. nets was done., sadden tool Wes woe 7,111* - Wes : today the idea were between 1,000 sad 5,000 tales: resat lAN ware taken for export. Prier todey : New Ottem* Nis 7t ; kneed Georg., 31 to 7 ; strata M to el. MAitcluarta, NAT It. —With Miry pinks a AGIN Improve] feeling prevails boday. Mars issildrybis Masa*" end a n*a dimpoaition has been *Ned le glee et to Ms Inedoess done, 110.ewr, los boa INN& mods gdoe very alroutelde to eel hes. The rotes =NNW to lames *we lemonions bane besnallec.l4., have been to low to any Non derby the het kw meths, and this • tos hi cotta of the flow One of Ns ear.- market yealeethen In • abide NIM kola 441. to 14. pre 112. of advanen =the row soloed wee Naiad ewer Me pima id big week. The wary illghtkoptorsorret nenseedie la I nnnet lo4sy . spires zoo dealt WA the emlangelsn sC the pram • the warp market.thelottapneettunlestlintlans=ltskellottbelktelt was Inanterig he tommoldien at a em* mod bkhe loogsokeei thin It to momegthatve*. We me any to report to etddllfre elm Is the plied wheat = As advance of fromeln le Oa Ns nehttlehol ohm the gees* t=ous :1 1 =e . Nelda* larro t tllehe 'lt the *int lea =r em Is mho sl he Nosy harass and the gmasaby st is roolog wags, beds of whi e dvesk egoodevoleable Werest,, Won of *boil boy bun Noddy riog Ades Nei* tow troika Ile aro enhatty 1 • she cot *ohs that leas grain be NV at theme** sme* by goons than bee bon Nue the NS he pen yens • at the sons peted..—Yen. aisrer nvg=l.olllB, —lroon Mee 11.—Iltabs wag nay a thin orgaggeme of Valois la N the Cloth-lag 1 s this nonfat, sad thN Pth7r are d i tte= L ea " 1111:61 ? ""6"."."" bi ll air "."111121"1".. rette er ra tthe Prism"sk BLANKS/IL —.llnotomoteerse, Max 11.—Thars 111 Wk. proved attomints_ etwah kdo IllneintNil= NI here was a esseetheßNOW NOW kr Om& and mandonee hmegld olds gnmin moth* Moo veingmac th lt seat Nurse as he ems tied pet • • Pima. MAT I/.-7be pecomithni at des pad weber, that Wee., condom io rio In almost evary panel rem* Coaddsrelie serivole of bath sera bad your bore entment /1/Inellits, Mesa mg othcr Fiesta pod% Inv sill guises bats gene temeditsA a TN ohm* *deb has 'ghee smie Nett* Nesejy, elmd ker. la Path k la i Ng= i ratrr ilih methes Ye libi geZt•le daring the wok, Nl*** boa poem* ash reandeasi emov - lse*. Or et the ihrembehthe st the weak is tha t = of • ent le . Itilio 11. priret:at 'se 'kis *steel at have soft I. boa knoolleidy winder to Ns VININI, is Nit that car t r t lein =jot ILI i i . alei rmu herst a X • msdithey, pekoe en boo he Peek et *NW No be . gmolle=il NINON WON. le One** IS MAIM kr the oast too or zeselho TM memo MAW dt Nolo mO. htemtborolono NNW to mime the. past. In Nemoddyfireat to. Nri*.h stphelet yeemegelli; wary ay gloshomrs Neva it Isere riot^ Moly he* the Nand nollole .at forma bet frona l shd saatial. At Bensta Niko ohs* MANN ga bore at Not MIL le Mtge ellin, sad at Bone* be. INC. to INI the. 151kas.(41r Mt Mks. YON Sta. ho IS WO Antielegn Neat ii rell st Nilson pot et lon • lux deed sid l e* SSC. the owed. is meshes I * le by the ad egfonntonl ON gassibe vill i t - Wlirt' table* an est*, •, .he Ited Apirt. ..11bsold IN Ns In Iletgam and orbit m al TgorwiC i t =seer koma *P l.:,, bu r 1 a m -w e . * *ben germ at NerseNso he IN 1 ✓ed 4 =llll* the lu lktre V at demern almi eragker 1 1 a n Lady whew awil Om AWL., arlidto Illttother llMbwit Niter I rersormi th =ody . mod Irk swarm air tkok—tem to MUNI. *mot Ns Nub* the tun e. trimila lei IFletat Nels II le estyetens IN NS lo sad Whim ow NaNgbery at INNIIme& No ellaiNeto tics at INN hems 41L le IN the hole. st *MN, hoe, $B4 to 60.1 Olds* NE le NIL; hogrodyelszaho rhea. thaar d a mi stsbaselar as mariss • hen Oa* nos MIN del,* gnaw lidostbne Id gennittnet hod lo No* ;.. whist Ashes be 4N to NI the bola, mil telle, OIL Ortl. Ns 'IN kiss. Al Ihnelbe pion shade *Oat sa they I were; Mopentrabletre eneenel bob* tas eel et I=6 Ohs ad. nose trait Odor mol lhe tea el q ... friorkol NIP teNlikt GI grata hdog hormoli Illiparen rome ?Wow Wm Nan eke* an se aft hob; at Deeds= odrot Is at 404 the heels. In ledney.Alese ANN ben - sosteNiatrome, ads, Sad, to Cl apponsama, Ne onh'oul et law; Ors hays been heavy this propselkend • *INN mag migoremenseen Who Peeb N eill en nog NNW* or wss temenmeled, and the gialeill MIS et ths * Nor eno hag lIIL le rillf. Os IS* kilos. Prows thi 'LONDON oArirra—Teseadiy, s Nity lb. S . , Joss Benner, lesweesdoepen,Tyne, Noir* to surreider fisis CC Ikl=• 110 et at Nswesedyes Ca Soh., B Oa, MIN* saNe..agon..lytte A . = Maldayasorsrtoopcs. es 'Wow knoia, West ~, Cheeldna..no dolor, loam 1 to II: It IV at ZINN* Ct. Sheep &ON legteed-ton, * boll** &ON- Liverpool ; 06 TlNse, LI In&ftenovr, Noterszum,` aeon* „Nos II & 11, *I „Ashton', It Nrollesom 01..38=1 . e a tt 11. Oman. M=4" n" Ch. Y gok=atte baarig4 Ire I St 13, at 1,. St at 03 AN eery- cluestla, Yonbeelmnl rit lte . goal Delo*. May LS st 4, k IN T*A ni hi s ba t tl= ii kk,;ol*, Tekeekeemoyel. cl. wt. he Owe* =Lnrinn INSlOtbolet born May It MN* ket et - NI, Tansy. Loogataat. ; off. a l" NNW agent, Jane l o at a i r i i , IM*Laite. Psededln'o Nebo maw, May 211 .1 515: . I ON, lide St On, Alleribili. • Yd. • J Iffethas, Tnektaney, boildsr, May II & /UM 13 , ' at at N on ni Co.• SAN Amebae h • Orarolaa, k Node & t...v „dam ..144...44.41 7's lor„ cowi..w ravetnent,. : y ob s : C° : i ter5k, 9174. 624 James Illeateg, duller in homes, May 26 & JunslO.N.Nint off. ds.. 114 Odemeenoa.bdp. IA sweat 1101 Nig., NUN, ellehreili4*. °moss Perron, tag Meet, Donestsins Innkeeper, May 24 at!, Jame St st 11, at Bait. Bet., Fox, Ilusbury-escuii, WE Teak le. Turstuagil) . ! Jewrygbasals. Am ch, A .„ 6 su s si, bs breectik.maker, May 23 at 11, k4alsa 19 ,at Basholsallsig. Wood & Os, Deal 24&, kW/ at Predwieiles-td Joss Bonnison, jaw, Yeuelurchgt., manufacturing chemist, Mae 23 at 1, & Jute 29 at Mr at Buisgballset. liaL, Taylor, North64 4 l se wag., Edwards, Frederick's-pl. Jews koseres, Crapwall e aL t letUnghamahlre, carrier, May 91 st 11,k June 29 at Il t, at hot, Farrar, Modoye lata mons ; ask ., Omar; .la. Outlaw r ; Joi &micros leeks. Nandwharoahlre, lace makee & j ut , 10. s i e s eld tic Sak, Jolene. & Co., Temple, Howley, kettlagtians ; od sank, l'recraan. Leeda. Cassias 'nous & Wnadsu Cum; Nottingham, hue masks. tonne, June 11 it 13 at It, at Birmingham Ct. Sol., Wadroculi, Nottingham; ott „ Bitilkation, Nottingham. Cuss.' 'gnu, Cit , draw bonnet maker, 92 5 , 1, & Jose OD at 12, at • WS., Mike & Co., Itaretut. kiss., Temple ; a& swig., rem, Aheisumbda. Itscusan Worm, Cheat:Ode, talks. May M at 11, & Juni* at at Basingballgt. Sala, Mackay & Ce., Gmetumst ; off. mg, 6.1. cher, King's Snowy& Thomas %Vaduz, Oxfordgig,woollen draper, June 3 & 29, .7 n o , Baainghallgt. Bak., Sole & Co., Aidermanbury ; olf. aadsorchi; more, BasinahOlgt. Goons Weans; Statheress, Yorkihire, nail maker. Joe 1 & July 24, at 10, at Leeds Ct. Bok, Smith At Oa, Bedforode,.. Baud., Yorkshire, & Markham Leeds ; off. waig , 7.1;7 eeda. —ss WoLuAn Wets & Boutin' Wren, Girt In Heap, Lanwsk u _ Moochers, June 4 at 1, & June 24 at 12, at Manchester Tt. Clarke & Ltstealn'sgsn-Selds, & Whitehead, Bury; o r. Ifolaus, lassahester. Elms Woos, Mbr a l i Villiarn.L. City, tobasmobt, May 27 . 1 21_ & June 23 at I, at nidtall.a. saL, Than:dike, Staple-hos; it' swig.. Ceicensuaddidga. BAN) RCITCIF9 ANNULLED. May IS. 3. cbaUFii;iin6l;l7,7 O. Wootton, jun., & F. Wootton, INBOLVENT C. %Wm. Lyn, WAWA. wwW. J. Botemm Deweport. grim. T. RV". WWWWF. Taflaiee, o.CaUert. WWw• teaet- U. C•anowl, lartmind.jooncymos M. Ned. Ceswy, Olmemen J.Vlll74==w,WeSh ow as. J W. Swim ChabwWw‘ W. IL Roma; Tama. vowelowy Om*. AdOrpolso4rWswah. Wow tewilmonnfor. Wit. Mare. (.4awbroW./LwAolork X Eidarminuer. Wehrle.. W._Attou a la aat tralaior. J. Musk, no, 6 AI I: tta,"lZ4'. . . hoendrikper—MaT If, beuglety.e.t., btulden. PETITIONEI4B. w.Weerts,tieersee ern 7`tee4hewher. M. Osktry, 4;1" Ceetiregew I Nem I.wb.• Geedtet.pr, aww T. . tliteetue teelettetel • rook Ha bow Hallow A Pewter. Itewele, T. O. la teebary. lamenaa. Wm: amer. j. Weeny titedwate. Wwwwwtheet. A ▪ O. awn, PoOteig et hem gap, MO.. • Ta.l" trerivaople4 Lfir thriteeZZlMPle- J. Welle. Caatterelge tetader 4104 DECLARA'TIOI4B OF DIVIDENDS. T. Benson, North-pL, Gmrs-lon-rd., stationer-2nd div. of 3g, any Wednesday, at Graham's, (Annan-et, J. C. (Umber; Ipsley, Warwickshire, needle manufacturer— bed k anal die. of Is., any Tweedy before June 30, at Whitmore; Birmlnabssn. 8. P. Oladatorie. - Crlspat, Poplar, shipwright-2nd div. o f lid , any Wedmeeday, at Whiunoree, Basing A. Ruddieguif, Boston, Yorkehire, corn miller-Ist div. of 2a ilid,, May 19, & any subeequent Wednesday, at Freeman's, Leed, m. Hlingssofh, K. Smith, bt J. Wright, Bradford, Vorberip ; wonted spinners-2nd div. of Sid., &oa subsequent p000(0 3 ma, any day after May 16, at Young's, Leeds. W. Laneuter, Liverpool, merchant—let div. of le. 10A., Nay X, & any subsequent Wednesday, at licegan'e, Liverpool. E. Leman k T. K. Bryan, Old an-per, t'pper wbarfingers— let div. of 4d,, any Wednesday, at Graham's mana ghii. _ _ _ T. Lupton & W. R. Lupton, Leeds, flan apinners-2ad dir. any day after May 2G, at Young's, Leeds. T. Lupton, Leeds, tax spinner-2nd div. of Is. Gd., sot on slash corn/ proofs fa. Gd., and on subsequma proofs Sa tnd., any day like May 24, at Young's. Leeds. W. May, Birkenhead, Cheshire, builder-14 div, el 1.. 64., xi, 26, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpnot J. B. &Man, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, cloth membut—hal div. of Gd., & la Bd. on new prods, May 19, & any subsoquein Wed. nesday, at Freeman's, Leeds. DIVIDENDS-411w 9. J. Allison, Pen:ith, Cumberland, biota* —June 11. T. C. Bay)* Gloucester-pl., Obi Kentatt, gr t gai i . a v 15. J. Beal, Manchrater, wholnaile paufectiotter —Juno 8. P. ' Juddact., St. Pancras, tallow shun Ike—June 8. P. 11. Eltandisb, Gloumaterahlre ' manufacturing chemist—June 11. D .17 1 4 Lierrpoot, wine merchant—Juzie 9. 5. Bolton-B.11o" lams. shire, boiler ma k er—June 8. W. Hunter, Gray'a.inn-lane, end manufacturer—June 15. G. Luck Sc W. Croft, York -rd, drapers—June 11. T. Potts, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. draper—Am I. G. sharp & S. Sharp, Commercial.rd., Lambeth, atone mamas June 8. a. til,rp, Commerclid.rd., Lambeth, mane maage -June 9. P. Straws 011, Louth, Lincolnshire, chin:nig—June 8. e. tivermti Brighton, victualler—June 9. T. B. Young, Louth, Linralrehlie, chemist. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.-John Boyd, Greenock r id dealer, May 21 4 June 11, at Duntwp & Neill'. G - John Caldwell. Paisley, usanufsetuier, May 24 & June 14, at kelt & kleademon's t:bamb., Paisley -Jobn Campbell, Ediaborgh, May 24 & June 14, at Nisbet'. Dumb , Edinburgh -Run mu,. Goodhair, inverneas, litter, May 26 & June IG, at CamplieirsChamb. Inverness-James London, lilloinaing, cabinet maker, May 21 & June 23, at the Wheatsheat Inn, Irvine-Alexander litiiigor, Glos sae. aphobterer, May 24 & June 14, at the Crow Hotel, 131.. v..- liaM Rule Falkirk, merchant, May 21 & Jane at the New Court. room, Falkirk. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-0. Blau & S. Bob., Gnat Crosby. Intrashire-.1. Briggs & W. tieulthorpe, Leiorter-C Clark, F. A. Clark. & H. Clark, Rammeranth-IL Clark, W. W. S. Johnson, St. Martin . ..lane, so far as rewards 11. Clark-J. Collin. & W. R. Critebley, Liverpool-G. Corns &A. Deakin. 80. esingbam-H. Gould & & Mann, Manchester-8. Hindiliff & 1. Bywater, lianchmter-J. Moans & P. Horde., Stamford, Limes rbire -W. Montt, J. Saunders, & F.. Tamil, propnetoss aka Propk's Journal. ao far as regards W. Flown -I'. Intent t Wonnh- Salford, Lanaoshlre-T. Jenkinna & R. Brown Pon berton, Loneashin-lt. home & G. keen., Polohill, Warwilioktre Kann* S. Brunskill, J. F. Braemar., Exeter, ro far a. non Kispohn-A. M•bwen it W. Loonier, Marohester -J. MDR A. Miller, W. Miler, & R. Millar, Leith, a° far as r. caned. Mir -J. Miller, A. Miller, W. Miller, R. Miller, J. Murdoch, & A. KW doeusell, Pultorfto•o, Caithness...hire-C. Parrot & J. Jolly, Len enbalLaarket, aty-D. Paton & M. Rotors, Liverpool-F. R. Phillips Es S. B. Wearing, Briatol-11. Reece &G. 0.111 1 4 :I==ire -S. Serie & J. Carrington, Wransuper. J. Steele & 11. Hands, Oxford-J. J. J. Sallow, set, J. J. J. &nine, Jun., A. nuncio & J. S. Ten, ChaneeryJno, • tar as sewards A. Softer -W. TAN G. Penton, & J. Russet Pow MSouthwark, so far as regards J. Russell-W. Wataca &A. ah., Craren..t., Strand-J. Winn & C. Smith, Bain, Yorksbin SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Mangy. Mann_ ;am trait.. 4 Maim ar I Wamcnora ..0 I Arden . .0 0041Mampto• I limas 00.01 9 6 .4 1,065 . AIM. • • • 0 0 5Y 4 1..N.0. 01 . 0 0 .101101410 10 Salm &Jam 0 Lhasa . May 25,0 Room aa.4 0 linao . .. 0 • liasakera . 0 Madassma. .•I treallfax Nay 70 GRATZIERD, NAT 11.—Agaimni : Vimonat nand" Chas; 2:a.hior China ; Gralps. 110mbakl; 4 : 3020,00,1 01e, J. 41.182 A. 14 ; Di•bitroal, 1111nlimi: Camirdran, Patagonia ; inutlido • Mann ; Olmintloe, Nan , Toel i Meng. Zullelleek" ; Cloeem of Rritaia, West Ding* ,• Edward Runt CANA; TINNONII• amallst Nalmais. ;holm sunk Bane ; leeee ; 11 72 rem4 ttffii =.7 m ar r odesra iway == .ll l4tarldi l l Rpm% Monts man; [ail* Callow Owlestall olom er m ellnadalbsar, Ora; Oe Om; Cilad=lak ; Palled:- Al" gm: /S, St. adz ; 11= Malts; firmaar Wises, Ore; Psolst, Musk; Cosksl9llBlo4 •Delisder; malt essik 61 0. ; nada Nk.• Otatklllb Itepwslolor, 81. 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