The Express. — London, England, 1848-06-17 00:00:00

of Commons in sari, 'et of these views. The prix tot w.tO i • the chair, AltliouAh men of the most dissimilar were present on mil occasion, the resdutions were citified nem eon. GREENOCK.—A meeting, called in compliance with a requisition froin upwards of 230 electors, to consider the propriety of petitions g parliament in favour of the scheme to be introduced by Mr. Hume on the 20th inst., was held in the Sheriff Courili .11, on the 14th inst. 8. Paterion, Big., acting chief magistrate, filled the chair, and resautions relating to ays olii:et of the !cecina were prop'''' seconded. and teconded. Mr. Wilson, a chartist, moved an amendment in favour of the People's Cherter, which was seconded , but in order that the resolutions in f a vour of Mr. Hume*s schemeub might have th , full weight of the meeting's approval, he s sequently withdrew his amendment, and the resolutions were carried maninunisly. The petition will b t signed by the eisirintn, in the L:11110 of the met Ling, and will be trans mitted to Lord M with a request that he will 'import its pr.iyer, failing u bleb, that ho hoods it over to Mr. Hume forresmaut on. PETITIONS IN FAVOUR OF TILE REFORM MOVE MUNT aro iu curse of sguature in partsof the country where meetings have net yet taken place. Thus: The petition tram Boston and ita neighbourhood in favour of Mr. Huntss mot tion for retreach me nt and reform, was on Wednesday extensively signed by farmers who attended the market. " In feed," (says the L enculn Mercury) " the kiting is almost universaiegaitat the coutinuance of the old, c irrupt tory system, by which Pa< c angry boo been ndedosemed fur so many years."—At Newark, a regulation to the mayor for a public miming, with a low to &unwiring a petition in fa vour of Mr. Humes 'nation for retrenchment, and in con- other me asures for lissenieg the public expenditure, was templation nt the beginning of the week ; but an excellent form of petition having been received, it was spontaneously agreed to, nod many signatures were at onee eagerly given. Arrangements were mule to ohtain 1,000 signatures, with occupation and address Affix d, and it has been gratifyinit to witness the olio mu of party feeling in the matter. Petitions in favour of the ni..w retort's movement are to be dispatched to-day from tho• NitifLOS of Itarn'.y and Coaldiegton. A petition arc irdaut with that of the people of Newark has been prepAred for the nhahtaide of Kneesal. IRELAND. Deattrr, JUNE 15. Mr. Smith o . llcen has written, I hear, a long letter from his rctrt at at Cahitmoyle to the council of the Confederation, in which he throws himself with out res♦rve iutu new organisation. Ile appeals very pathetically to the evils of past dissension, which, ho says, lust to the-repeal cause so many im portant cities and counties of cities; made the hustings the scene. of insensate bitterness; and converted the contentions of repcalcrs into public brawls and street riots. Tho confederate conned sits to-night, to consult about the Coalman wealth. The public meeting does not take place for another week, until the country shall hare pr.mounced" on the projected constitu- tam. The Limerick paper was somewhat premature in asserting that the Hey. Mr. Kenyon had been" re installed" by his bishop " unconditionally." A letter from the rev. gentleman to Dr. Kennedy appears in the Eerninl Poe, to-night, at Dr. Kennedy's instance, in which he says that, in the speech for which coo pension was awarded, "he finds sentences from which meauings :t variety^ with his own sentiments and with sound morality may be deduced." Ile adds : " Whether I sp..le those sentences or not I do not now retnemher ; but, if I did, 1 must regret that, even in the heat of spea'tiog, I suffered myself to be betrayed into espre,sions which could mislead any portion of my al:liters." The Hight 1t...v. Dr. Ken- 1 , nedy states that, on receipt of this letter, he reinstated Mr. Keoyon. The municipals of Clonmel are very indignant at the non-presentation of their chief officer to her Majesty on the throne. It appears the Dublin cor poration invited all the chief magistrates oe the Irish municipalities to accompany their lord mayor to St. James's with their repeal addresses. Mr. Luther, of Clonmel, obeyed the invitation ; but, on communi cating wi'll Sir George Grey, he was informed that only twelve corporatiohs in the United Kingdom had the priv.leget alt pres. etin; addresses to her Nlojesty on the thrum, acid Clonmel Teet being of the number Mr. Luther might either choose as immediate return or wait for ley. e dad'. lie preferred the former most prudently. lilt re ti no cause for indignatim on the part of the poi burgesses: there was uo slight, be cause there was no right. The Corkani•ens, mu-al and urban, have taken a wondrous fa , •. , y to the club system. In the little depots of agitatv•n, however—the towns—the activity is great2st. The pressure of huni;er once removed, they take to the sticoulatiog occupation of the club. Fermoy, of course. Las its centre of industry—so has Mallow—and so has Bantry, with its memorabilia of the past year. The Latter has t ken to the useful work with remark able unctuousness, a d the days of the " wild geese' are again likely to be revived in the territory of O'Sulivan Beare. The proposed object is laudable enough :—"To elevate the social condition of the district," tad "to it.cukate principles of self-respect and wive-titmice." The weans arc very suspicious— to wit : A complete end accurate classification of the adult male population of the d strict, at.d as invitation t all capaq •of so doing, to a ,me and work .ith us for a common object The nonlinat us of street inspectors in the t •wit, and of townland inspectors ice country, in eke propos tion of one inspector to every twenty-nee members, at.d a eve( in specter to mry one hundred members. The inspectors to call on each adult within his district, and ascertain whether he be franavable er unfavourable to the objects of the dub, and will or not join it and work with it; and to report by names the result to the com mittee. The rabii.st forthwith by streets and by townlands a fund, to he called tee " Protection Fund," to be lodged in the Skib , iireen Bunk, in the names el the president, vote presiden•, and treasurer, and payable only on their joint orders, and eta appropriation to be accounted for, first to the committee and alto 2.w:oils to the body at large. Inspectors to receive c-ro;.laints of any actual or ap prehended als of hard-hip towards members of the club; the some to be reported to the committee, who shalt in each case determine what course shall be pur sued. Idle, or ill-founde cemplaiute, however, on 1,0 ac count to be encouraged. The rei•ing from time to time, us circumstances may r. quire, additional sums of money, for particular objects, to be called " Aids." The amount to be decided by the number or weekly subscriptions, which may be required for any piaticular object, as thus, " An aid of one, two, three, or mire weeks' subscription "—as may be decided on. Tue malting i. penal in the members to disobey a call of the clu;', or to absent themselves without cause, on such musics . PROVINCIAL. - - YORKNIURE. COMMITTAL FOR SEDITION AT TILE WF.ST AIDING CIIAILTILST alnhttso.—On Thursday last, Ambrose Tom linse.n, a mechanic, who hail been apprehended at Leeds on Wednesday afternoon, wlilst at work, was examined liefor, the magistrates acting at Bradford, in their private room it the courthou , e tiers. Toe warrant ch aged the prisoner on the information of Mr. H. H. Thompson, a short hand writer for the Leeds Mercury, with having, oa the 12th of June Wet., at we town:hip of North Brierley, in the West Riding of wicki (Ey, maliciously, and tedi.iously uttered, prin.ouneed, and declared certain scandalous, wicked, malicious, an I seditious words, of and concerning our lady the Quo: n at.d her government, against the peace of our said lady the Qua n, her crown and dignity. The prisoner is aheatt 22 years of age. Some formal evid, nee having Ince given. the prisoner was remanded fur further examinatior. yeaterday. On leaving the court le W. 19 ob served to be in tears. Y. sterday he was again brourht up. The examination w..s again taken in private before if. W. Wickham, E. 1., cit ormun, and other magistrates.—Mr. Thompson, the re perks, stave evidence of the speech delive d by •he 1 ri'o.ctr, in se.onoling a vote of thanks ti the elyiirtitari for his revvices in the c , :air, in which the prisoner, after denouncing tha Queen's government as a base, brutal, plundering, Boort., g. middle-class government, with which the nation was cursed; and asserting that hundreds of the middle el.nto s so, r, upon the brink of hsakruptcy, and that thousands o' the working classes were pining fur want, went on to inquire U the persons assembled before him were determined to destroy the vicious institutions which now existed 2 If they were, then he would say, get prepared for the worst. Let the British lion growl first, as he wee do ing at that moment ; sed if their bese rulers would not take heed, then he would sa, - --ict the British lion put his paw upon those that pror.iked them to desperation, and hurl them fr• Ill power. Let them hurl from power the supporters of existing eqohlishmnts, and let them be prepared to erect in their stead ins , itate.on which would confer pace and prosperity and upon every member of this vast eiammerval en pi.e. Let them grant equal political privi• Isges to eve ry aim of the human family. They might wait for the middle cheese doing this; but if they were waiting in expectation the! th. se privileges would be yielded to them, they might wait till doomsday in the afternoon, acid be no nearer the end than they now were. Then, if they wished to be free, let them instantly orga ise themtelves, and if they did so, they might b..pe to succcd. L t the three words," Agitate, agitate, agitate," be now c'oang..l to the words " Prepare, prepare, prepare." Atter Mr. Thompson's deposition had been reed over, the prisoner put to him a few questions, with a view to show that he had read from a book or paper the observa tions he had made. The magistrates determined on com mitting the prisoner t. York Castle for trial, but informed him that he might be di.charged on his own recognisanoes in the sum of MI., and two sureties of 1001. each, or four at 601. each, with twen•y-four hours' notice of hail. FURTIILIt APPItEUENSIONS OF RIOTEItB AT BINO LET.—On Teunday last, three men residing in the neigh bourhood of Bingley were apprehended by virtue of warrants issued by 24r. Busfeihl Ferrand, charged with paving assaulte i the police and rescued two prisoners who were on their way to Ytrk Castle for unlawful drilling at the latter end of May bat. The struts were nude ainualta• neou-ly, by a prr-c mccrtcti movement of the police, snit 1 when the prisoners vol.. brought 'velure Mr. 13usfeild Fer ranti, he committed them to York Castle for (Lather extuii• nation, 11 . 111 causal them to he marched to the railway statii n escorted by a member of his gamekeepers arid watchers with their g uns loaded. The further examination was to take place yesterday. MOUE APPREHENSIONS FOR DRILLING AT BRAD FORM—OiI Thursday, three men, named Thomas Fell, aged 39, of White Ahhey, and George Roberta sod Joseph Smithies, ba , h of Undereliffe, were charged with having been g uilty of drilling and traiiiing in the neighb the priourhood of Brad t ird on the 2 8 th of May last. Yestarda) mnens were breutevt up for examination b .fore ibe magistrate , at Brad ford, when Fell wasor loud to be committed to Yenk Castle fur trial. 11 to would bo liken for 2001., himself and two others in 10411., or four of Wt. KENT. Tits CATAMARAN.—Yeaterday morning, about six I o'clock, liely's flexible floating cylinder, with its combine , tonne, was subjected to a salt-water test. The catamaran, as this newly-invented patent life-preserver is called, was launched amid the firing 01 cannon ; but the time of starting being so early comparatively few people were present, oil %bough on the two pre v owe days, at the hours animenced fur departure, throngs of people had congregab d on the beach. In fact, the catamaran has give* the be-a-bed bilks of Dover the slip at its departure, but wo expect they will be more fortune'', in catching a glimpse of its arrival from Boumitne. The catamaran, on being launched, was anchored a few yard. off the shore for about half en hour. At the . xpiration of this time it was rowed clear off the land, and then its big-sail having been set it edged away, untier canvas, to wards 11. ml mne, the wind considerably abaft the beans, end was out of sight in a Ti .sonebly brief space of time. TM' crew on board the Catamaran consisted of four 1) .nor ill:Mi lers, Mr. liely, the inventor, and another gentleman. A Dover lugger, with twenty or thirty people on board, accom panic.' the expedition. k rom the rate at a Melt the novel craft was moving while in sight it was reckoned she would reach the port of her destination before noon. Mr. liely is to present a model of his invention to the French govern ment authority at Boulogne ; and it is stated that great lire nitrations have there been made for his reception This ceremony over, Mr. 11,1 y intends posing the night at Ih.u logue, and then return to 1) , ver on the following morning. sCreol.li. coMMIAaIoN - ; 1W THE I.oitl , LIECTENANT.—CharIes Andrew Lord liontingtord, and F. Bane, Etch to be ity Lieutenants. Mamma DtmcKEN's coNcturr.—The annual con cert of this pianist' has this yore been given on a a ale nt extraordinary magnitude. I. took place ye an rday morning at the IL I Italian Opera House, Coventlearden. M a ida welt rne Duleken had tho aseistance of the principal sing. re, s as the tiztrumental orchestra and chorus of that (stabil h ment ; and she had engaged, moreover, loves el Mho' per hornets u: the first elasi. Tim programme was a lumina' bill of fare, literally containing all the delic icies of the season. We can only mention two or three of the principal dishes. The fair hear:titan ire of course contributed her own talents to the enter• taintuent of her guess She porformed W. ber's famous " Concert-StOck„" and the andante and rondo of a concerto by hiendeloohti—both with full orchestral worn panitnents ; a solo by C. Moyer; and ( with Mona IltaW) Moschelles's duet for two pianotortes, entitled " Hommege II indel." In all tinge i wrformances her brilliant execution and finished style were conspicuous. Berth is Hungarian Marsh from Faust" was perforrne I with great effect, the comp nor himself conduc'ing. Molique played on the violin z solu, in which he intrrili.ci d several beautiful Sit ian airs. Among the 'weal pieces, the grearest elf et was produced by the fan pit] meeta," in the " Ceserentele," sung by Millie. Alboni ; the air, "O Ince di qu.at' onions," (rum " Linda di Charnouni," sung by Madame Per siani ; the duet " Munque to son," from the " Barbiere," sung by M ulame Visolot and Tamhurini ; and the duet " Ah fugai," front " Lt Favorite," sung by Grist and Mario. Wallace's new net onal hymn, " Queen Victoria, Gol protect," was sung between the acts with great effect by the whole strength id the chorus. The th litre was com pl, t. ly tilled in every put. By the way, Pisehek's name stood in the programme fur ~,, ,al pieces, hut be did not appear. We had never hexed that no was in Linden. Miss STEELS AND Mit. MIN LEY RICHARDs' Coe:cent' —Miss Steele, we need irarci ly say, is a singer of talent and reputation. and Mr. ILeheids has alio iaguidual himself bola as a cruipmer and a piaui.t. Their concert given at the Ilanover•mplare Rooms last evening, consiet .d ut a ,el.etian of excellent music. both %veal and Iniruntentel, pea formed by the most eminent artists. Miss Steele, among utter piece, sang Arne'. beautiful air, " Where the bee sucks," and the grand aria, " It. at barbara," from " Semi. raadele." /dr. Richards perfornisd Aleudelseohis that concerto, one of that comp...es r elm Worte," and several Latent compusitions by himself. Mad .me d'Okolski, a Lady of much talent, lately arrived is Eogland, sang Dee air," F g'is, taeete," its a manner which produ-ed much and wall merted applies'. The audience was num.- , rous and ta,hionable. UNIVERSITY ANI) CLERICAL 011 , ORD, JUMP. 16.—Yraterdry the ItcY. W. Andrew, A..\., and tutor & %Torre-ter l'o:ierre, oluoitted an Ac mai Fellow ,d that society; and, at the Fame tans., Mr. T. S. Fearer, Caws. mono 01 Lim",ln College, was Mccted a scholar al Worcester College. 'll , O (011011itt4 CM* In Liters& llama:amoebas." gir rutai4Ml (hi/ :—CLAyU. Forber, St , th, Co.; W. 11. Ear-Like, corn , Boll.; K. S. Ugh', ealdb., Lice.; Y. Polio, SL John's; K. St. J. Party, corn., Dall.•' W. 11. Stone, corn., Wad.; W. Stubbs strv., Ch. 1.11.—C1 :J. IL Uaek h aarooe,rek, Drown.; J. 11. CoM)nr, rt.. Ch. Ch.: J. Coo, sob., Lie.; E. D. 1141, neh., pooh. ; ti. W. html,n rt., Ch. Ch.; A. C. Irvine, corn., Exeter lion. F. C. Lani 7, con., A. 11. klackaouchoe, emu Wadh.• W. Louie, corn., Oriel; W. It. Pbilpal, reh., Wore.; U. N o w ; shmtleworth, rt., Cb. eh. ; 11. J. stillinageet, corn., Drawn.; J. S. Winder, wino hi Ofiel; 11. Wood, tail., Were.% Clowo 31 T. Barker. cowl., Queen.'; 11. E. 11 iy ley. eihob., Corp. (1..; M. law:kelt, corn., Ch. Cb. ; J. I. topper, itch., Wirral.; W. E. (70101. well, coon., Ca. CIE • S. Fearan, tab., tpieear'; E. Fon, fell., New ; I. S. tioi.e. corn., F. Guy, wt. ito , Lone.; W. J. Mayor, sch Marro.; It. U. Button, nom., Trim; D. Juncos con., Braren.; W. meodaol, cum., (16.1; C. Knight, von., Cole.; T. Langhorne, cum, at. John'll; it. W. Macon, it., 111. ;W. I'. Norro, TIM.; E. Owen, soh., icon.; A. Foote, corn., St. kAtot. ;S. corn., ; 11. C. corn., (Did; E. J. Manley, ant. elm., Ch. Cl,. P. Wiiliante, MIL, New; A. C. Wiloon, rt., ('I,. CM -- Claoo 4: J. 14.11 Arrow, cant., Vi...1h.; 11. Illaydr, reto., Corp. Ch. ; De outrun, COM., rtillb. • Ihni. A. F. Ego ton, vim., CIE C 1..; E. 11. Finch-Hatton, mon., Cl, . ' Ch. ; 11. K. trarnrey, demy, Maid. ; A. s. 11111, rum.. Exeter; W. D. Maeray, bible clerk, Maad. ; O. Papil lon, Corn., ; U. W. l'itMliltre, CiliV.; Cy. •.• -• . cow., Law * r Cie'ionrek, nom., En. ter. o 1, I'.Tutifß, Pazetioresys.—Rev. a al. s.u.s.tJ Bichleigh m. Sheep. otor, V., Dtrunihire, dio. Er-ter ; 20"1. with res.: pa'., t`ir R. lAN", Bart.; Rev. F. Ilia, dee.—Rev. 0. L. Church, to St. Paul, Chaco watt', P. C., Cornwall, dai. Exeter : pat., %tear of Ken. yn ; I:ev. H.W. Phihips, dec.—Rev. It. Bartholomew, to St. Luke at Weir, P.C., thviaisblie, din. Ezettr : pat., Vie.ar of Topsham; Bev. C. Borne, resigned. VocAscrgs.—St. John lyybridge, P.C.. Devonshire, din. Eider pat., Vicar of Cornwoud ; Bev. J. D. Cork, promoted.—lty the di nth of the Rev. C. Webber, who died on the 11th hut, at Box grove, near Chichester, the fullawleg vacancies occur :—Boxgrore, V., oi.i.Lhiebester; vat. h 0 1.: pat., Duke of Richmuud.—Auipurt, V., w. Applishsw, C., dia. Winchmtsr ; val. pat., Dean and Chapter of Chichtster.—The Prebendal SMII of " Hurst," in Chiches. ter Cathcilral.—A Caton Itcsidentiariship, with a seat in the chapter. Mr. Webtwr xvzs many year. Archdraom of Chichester, but resigned mane pure go, when Archdeacon Manning was appointed. Ile held Cosgrove 50 years, Lind Anitiort 10 i NAVAL. PRIZE lloNr.v.-Lastt;ight's Gazette gives no'ice that the mcwunt mks of the proceeds arising from the capture of the slaw-yew! Tentavio, by the Sealark, Conn. T. 1. Gooch, on the 24th Sept., 19 Iti, will be registered in the Court of Admiralty, On ur alter the Bith inst. SitEERNEsA, JUNE 15--The Lame has this dig been taken out of Coca ; she is to be matted and flTerl maned' tttly t.r I commit., m.-The Wellington Is nearly complete in her rig,nng, and will he taken out of dock in a few diye.--Tte Gangcs is atii riding at the Noire. ADMIgATTV, JUNE 10.-APPOINIMENT9.-COMManrler : I. Tudor, to litefly. -lA-on - aunt : G. Mason, to Illmitrinua. -Second Masters: 11. W. Sheet. to Prince Regent; C. Fn( to Adelaide, strata-tug.- Aisiat.int-Surgeon: J. W. Poland, to Resistance.- Mate: 1. B. 14esea, to Pi HA. Mitre' AMill atS 11.11. 11111, to Victory; J. I'. 'fuck, to Eisgard.-Cleric : J. Curtis, to lieseaa.- Midshipmen J. C. Fitzgerald, C. A. Campbell, and W. Sitsitsen, to Victory ;B. Smith and A. I'. 11. Ilelby, to Extellent B. Guolden and W. 11. Inn, to Pilot -Naval Cadets : li. J. Pollard, to F:olis ; A. U. Fitzroy, to lielena.-Acting Gunner : W. Dirk, to Egrelbnr.- C.apeuter. : etanlake, to 'Listings ;W. Elliott, to Frolic.-- Master siiipwright : S. Brad, to Sheernesa-yard; Ass - scant do., to Woolwiehlard. SPORTING. HAMPTON RACES. The disgraceful minute in which the racing was span out on Thursday mixed our remoter, with many who., to miss the last train from Ether, and made hs arrival in town eo late, that to give more than a return of the sport wax out of the question. It was in every mime a Hampton "grand day"_ a burning sun, dusty roads, • crowded view, heats ad fo,finition, and a apinhing out of the time that none but Mr Worsens would have attempted, ano none but a Hamp ton ounmany would base tolerakal. When wc state that nearly six hours were davrolt d away ere the Queen's Plate was over, that it was after 7 o'clock when the Leto fur the Erkeeper's Plate commented, and nearly a quarter I I time before they were finished, it will be under. .tissi that nothie was hurried. This woo not the only objcOlon..lito cotton., in the management: the course was by no means writ kept, the bones were detained three than, ea long at the post on Were wan any oceepion for, and there were Wee starts both fur the mile and two mile heats for which no peesitle escuse can be offered. In short, the "grand" object of this "grand" day won to keep the company on the ground until their patience m well as their money . wis exhau.sted, And who Mull pay that it was not accomplished? It s high time the management of thew raw was placed in other hands. MANCIII.BTER MGM—Turmas* comiximu. HEZ MAJESTY'S PLATS Or 100 GUINEAS; for 3yr olds, let 21b; four, 9st lib; five, log; and aged, lOat 510. 3 mike and a dia. Lord 'thesterdeld's Alphela Mr. 11:mike's Mire Harrison (Edward.) 2 SELLING STAKES of 6 a',.. each, and 60 added; the second to receive 101., and the winner to bo sold for 2001. Heats, 11 miles. (5 auks) Mr. Weaterby's Ellen Loraine (Penn) 1 1 Mr. Parr's Let/wiry Mr. Jones' Smuggler Bill 3/o. Meiklarn's best of Three bolted 2to 1 oget Smuggler RAI, 3to 1 ant Ellen Lenatee. Won easy. BfffTING AT MANCIIESTER.—TMWDAY NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.--5 to 1 eget Glen Saddel (t); 8 to I apt Sylvan (t), 5 to 1 net Dswaon's lot (t), oto I apt Execu tor (t). ST. Licosa —6 to 4 on the field (off) ; 1,100 to 200 east Justice to let land (t). The Duke of BWked has purchmed Justice to Ireland for 2,5001. FILIDAY.—CASTLE lILWELL STAKES, Of 10 SOTS, each, h R. with 50 save. added, the second to save his stake. I* vile. 1 10 subs. Mr. ) Merry's Chanticleer (Bumby) Mr. Meth:ma's The Spaniard (Ryder) 2 4 to I on Chanticleer ; won way II ball a length. BROUGHTON thanr.s, of 10 son. each, h ft, with 40 added. T.Y.C. (10 sullx.) Mr. Melon's Woolwkh (O. Abdslel I Mr. Green's Cigatetto giek er 3 Gamin's &Una Mr. Davison nn' Mesita ( (Rider 4 Mr. J. Peek's lfilteriaa (fiaaltam) 710 02 Cigarette. Won Nay la a lasitb. Run in 1 min. 21 fen THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1848. S Lrouv 110140UOtt CUP, ig I rece oo f: e r I 2 3 L . arldr i r i l . to: . 11( 60 ne..i u c ts. ap of to P.M earl, It ft, the around 33 of ',nom paid S porn rub.) Lord ettraternatd's Lndy Wilde& (Vat) 2 I M r.M Wd's Brandy Ewa .... (Taakar) ar r. Arronarnith's I.ndy Itylda (Ousses) 1 Mr. Lillie. BpltbMl (0. Aldele) 4 ------- stock exchange tranteetiona, eithor time bargain, 01 it) nettling stock over ; • Isreo sum of the item for loose al., arose in that way. It wan t rue these transact ions were perk oily unjustifiable, hut that was a queition for the certifici met t. t og . lithe assignee. did not require detailtd csplsootddis of the 61,7001. deficiency, the bankrupt would consent to au adjournment at kis own expense, furnishieg inch additional information en the other items in the account as the ufficial assignee ought think necessary. If this wee not agreed to, he must submit to an adjuurnment sine die, and throw him self on his honour's protection.—After a consultation between the advorotis on each side and the official assignee, it was sgreed that the deficiency of 61,7611. in 1842 should be as• awned as cone A, hut that the bankrupt should be required to account fur every sulneepient itim of lose and expenditure as far as he wee able to do so. The examination was then adjourned to the 21st of September, at 1 o'clock. Dads to the amount of about 1,2.501. were proved at this melding, chiefly in smell sum.. The official essigrce (Mr. Johnson)) certifpng thut, since the last meeting, the bankrupt h.id paid all the attention In hie rower to the elucidation of the accounts, the allowance of 51. a week, cenditionaty granted at the lust meeting, wus confirmed, and the protection was extended till the next meting. tan) Entelluatitte. NOTICE. Common PLlLic—(Tetierrir — Thy court will, at the sittings to be h„td.. eta oho 44 0, 24th, 220th, 27th, 28th, and 2ilth day sar s of June, instant., In to proceeding In ilinswing or toe now pending in the paper of new trials, and in giving Jo,ig sent In certain of the mettcre Oat; will than be standing err hie the consider ation of the court, o n in disposing of any other business a• this court in Its discretion shall ore AL EQUITY CUUitTS. Before Yoe-Chancellor Knight Brine, ritIDMOUB V. WARDELL—VAUXHALL UAUDRNI.—The plaintiff claimed to he an ignitable mortgagee of the agree ment cutler which Vatishe'l Gardens are held, and a motion was made on his behalf for a receiver of the profit ~ and to res•rain the present tenant, Mr. Wardell, trout ri miring any moneys arising or scorning in respect of the property.—Mr. Wigrans and Mr. E. it. Conk supported the mutton, and reed an affidavit of the plaintid and some correspondence, but the Vicc-Chnne. llor, without hearing Mr. Swanstun or Mr. Lloyd, who appeared fur the defendant, remind the mo tion, not consiilenng the centimes sullitient t i rstabliah a case for the interference of the court on en interlocutory ap plication. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings in Lietusu, HOLBROOK V. tttIt.C.—CuRNTY CouKr Pitacrtcs.—ln this case a rule hod been obtained culling on the judge of the county court of Suffolk to chow e ins: why a manda mus should not issue, commanding him to give protection to Mr. Holbrook, who was a lieutenant in the navy, rind had tiled a petiti..in in the county court in qutstion fur iv lief as an insolvent debtor. No opplsition had been offered by the oreilitors of Vie insolvent, but Mr. Kittle, the judge of tin court, refused to give him his final order unless lie consenti d to set aside 241. per am um out of Ivo half-pny. This tie in ,elventosho had a large family and three blind chi &en, re ins d 1) du.—The Attorney-General now showed cams mainst the rute, and cunt. mica —firmly, that it wss a matt. r in the diaeretion of the judge; and, 2nilly, that an the in- Bobcat had not resided pin months within the district of the county court, although he had lived in the county, the judge had no juthdiction and the matter was not properly before 0141111ey followed on the same sidc.—Mr. 1) dient suppurttil the rule, and con tenth d that the lialf-pay of an oiliest in the miry yrs. nut as signable ; but, it I,ing admitted that the insolvent had fur four months prior to Ms application real& wi th out the din trict of the county court, Lod 11, nman said the rule must be discharged, but withou'. costs. BAIL COURT. Sittings In It tote, Mr..lustke Et e&wrY. Swan. —11511F...01 Comors.—ln this caw Mr. Hedges obtaiiied a writ of habeas corpus to he directed to the governor of the Pcuitentiery, directing him to bring up the body of a person named Smith, in order the he might be able to assign error. In ulicditnce to the writ the prisoner bow appeared on the floor of the court, in the custody of the deputy governor, and hand,' in a pap. r to the officer of the court, which contained the errors asaigned.—Mr. Badkin stated that he was to act as c unsel on behalf of Smith. PAYNE V. Tetiit• E.—SALE or AN (fierce.—ln the course of the pr sect d rot Mr. Parry had obtained a rule, calling on the pla.ntifT to show c nee why a warrant of at , torney should not he set aside, and the it. reorient, who had been put in Whitecross pr SOT, by the plaintiff, ili , charg. d out of custody. The plaintiff in this ellsa was the coroner for the City of London, and formerly clerk to the msgistratee Itt Guildhall. In the par 1813 he retired from that office, and agreed to nbtsio the appointment fur the detemlant, on the understanding that he was to receive the sum of 6001. for so doing. The defendant succeolfd the plaintiff as clerk t. the magistrates, and gave a bond for 1,000!. as security ;or the payment of the 600/., which amount was to be received in quarterly instalments of 601. The deferolstit having failed in regularly paying the instal. ments the plaintiff hod entered up judgmint against him, caused him to be arrested and taken to Whirecross-street, where he at present was. Subsequent to his imprisonment the .defendant had executed • warrant of Wormy with a llview to procuring his rtlease.—Mr. Ilueorrey now showed cause against the rule tilifaincd by Mr. Parry, and contended 1111 that the warrant of avoroey was not given in respect of any amount already due en account of thc sale of tt•is office, but as iteurity for those instalments which woad.l breast.. pap and hence it was an instrument that could cot be affected by the legality or illeg,lify of the consideration for which the original lentil was g'v- n ; and, tin refine, the warrant of attorney was a 'aril insitunont.—Mr. Metcalfe in support of the rule, submitted that the warrant of attorney was given with the intent' in of releasing the defendant (rum custody, and w as used as • further security to in. sure the pament of the purehase•mor.ey of this office, and that, as the 9111114/11.i011 was Mc ?al, the warrant attorney was bad. The whole proctedings ou lit, then( re, to be set *side, and the defendant discharged out of custody —Mr. Justice Wighttnun said, r. tl e warrant of attorney was is , before him, he eculti not ti.cide the question ; it, however, I it was produced befur • :he court roe, ho w. uld give judg • meat in the matter, otherwise the rule must ha enlarged to tam. COURT OF EXCHRQURIL nations I. !lance The usual fitting in butte t,ok place to.day, but nothing particular oak place in the lull court. In order to faciiitate the despatch of business on this the last day of term, Mr. Baron Alderson sat in the sin ill court, and dis,med of the following case : :HoNlAte C. WADDY.— PAHLIAMENTAILT AORNT.—rm viLLue mon Atinasr.—Mr. Mellor showed cause against a rule to discharge , the defendant from arrest, on the ground that the arrest took place as he was in the a.t of going to the House of Lords to present a petition for an appeal, in his charactir of parliamentary agent. The opp 'ration to the rule proceeded on the m. tits rather thin the law, it being admitted that a parliamentary agent would hr entitled to pro tection from wrest while attendiug on the Rouse of L reds; but the counter-affidavits of the sheriff.' officer stated that s when the &lenient %ea , . arrest, d he wilted he was arnica to the House of Losurnons, and asked to be taken to his attar- i as y, and they further showed that the emit took place on SI Tuesday last, when, it being a holiday, the houses of puha meat did tot lit. Under these circumstances it was con- 2 , tended that the rule ought to ha discharged, and with costs. ti —Mr. O. S. Evans, io support of the rule, urged that the lt e privilege belonged to his client, and that though it might be 4 , that the llouse of Lordei danot sit on the Jay in question, still the ?rivilege attached, for the of fi ces might be o p en thou g h the house did nut sit. There was a case in Carrington end 7, Kirwan's Reports where a banister was held to be entitled to protect:on film erne in the interval between two towns oil the circuit.—Mr. Baron Aidenon . That case is not like this. There is no &obi: of the law :it is clearly with you ; 4 but the facts ore as tie:illy against you. It does not appeur that you claimed to he going to the H o u se of Lords, and as •L neither house was sitting on Whit Tuesday I very much 2.3 doubt whether your client was going to either of them. The 2 L rule must be discharged, and with costa—Rule discharged ti; accordingly. tv COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Before Mr. Cloconneeinner Evans. nig ABINGDON BAN adjourned last examination of the bankrupt, livery Knapp, banker, of Abingdon, was fixed for this day. Since the last meeting an amended bilance.shett !via been lited,estending from the 4th of April, 1812, to the Mb Oct,her, 1917. which gives the following etas merit of the bankrupt's affairs : Dr. To ert.ditora 8100,219 To ditto, holding nevi city Bank note —.... ..... 23. 7 2 1 Prolitn .. Cr. By rood debts Bad and doubtful &1t) -. 7,163 i Pearl ty given up to tho B omen.' ssignee ... Ditto in Lands sf as B di tors LOWS Dualism expenses...-. Personid ditto 5,917 .! Deficiency 2 .C .-- 149,71; I /149,71? I : I The last item represents the amount in wh i ch t he b .nkrupt P was indebted at the period when the balance sheet com mences.—Mr. Ilawkiw, for the assignees, having csm- , plain d of the unsatisfactory nature of t he accounts— :1 Tho Commissioner said it was impossible the bankrupt could now pass. The item of 61,761/. deficiency repaired i much explanation.—Mr. Lawrence, tor the bankrupt, said this was arrived at by 'setting off the assets of the bank 1 . against its liabilities; the bankrupt had admitted, on a former ; examination, that he had been insolvent since 1818.—The ' Commissioner said there was another item of 3,0001 ,a legacy, 1 which also required explanation. If the examination was 6 again adjourned, it must be at the b.inkrupt's own ex- 4 pense.—The bankrupt was shortly examined by Mr. Hass kin'. Ho deposed—ln 184 i I executed a mortgage to Mr. Thomas Or .lim, to secure a previous shames of 1 5,0001. by Mr. William Graham. The original sum . was 12,0001. or 13 , 000 /. , whic h had been advanced five or 1 six years previou ly ; 8,0001. of it wns in I'ortuguese, and I 5,0001. in Dutch stock, the proceeds of which I received in cash as an ordinary loan. Mr. Grahatn required no security i at the time. The balance was reduced by his over-dimities 1 accounts to 5,0001. in 1345. At that time the mlrtgage to Mr. 'f Lomas Graham was executed, in consideration of a sum of 3,0001. due to him, aid also of the 5,0001. due to Mr. W. Graham. Whether the mortgage was made j.,intly I don't know. I was embarrassed in 1845, but the Grahams were not aware of it. My accounts show 8,700/. to have been lent me by Mr. W. Graham in June 1835, on which interest was paid for several years. The balance was reduced to 2,1581. in June 1841; but in December 1941, interest was charged on the 8,0001. up to Christmas, and so in the two following years. This appears to be a mistake. The advance of 13,0001. by Mr. Graham was made through a broker. In August last, I 'entre& • mortgage to Mr. West, in consider ation of cash paid to my account in London, the sum being 9,0001. I don't know whether Mr. Thomas Graham made the advance on his own account. or that of some other person ; I believe it was on his own account. I had an interest in a house and land at Tetherington, which is held by my brother for his life. I sun entitled to it if he should die without issue, but be is married. I have done nothing to part with my interest in that property. Here the examination close d.—Mr. Lawrence said if the bankrupt was required to explain the deficiency of 61,7001., Le was inerte unable to do so. There was no doubt the bank had been insolvent for a number of years; the bankrupt found It so when he took it, but he could not state how that insol vency had arisen. The Commissioner said it rested with the creditors whether they negated on further explanation. Mr. Lawrence said the bankrupt ad mitted that much of the deficiency had arisen from CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. 01.1) oOURT.—Deface Mr. Baron Ware. TUX MUNDEN IN CULDIINTII• P/I ANN. Upon the application of r. Bodkin, th trial of Henson, for the murder in Cotdbat M b-lields l'riaun, e nes pos.pontd to the neat DelOun. FUKOEIVI ON 'MK BANK 0C Er:ohm's—John Taylor Cren, who pleaded guilty on Thursday to a charge of utter ing a (urged 51. Bank of England note, was brought vp feu and was eentencerl to transportation for 20 years. A JOISTS AN Tit LI it Hsi ia—Mr. Bodkin said he had to apply to the court bt relerence to the ease of Ernest Charles Jones, who was charged with sedition, nod whose trial was postponed to thy next session. The Solicitor to the Treasury had fur the third rime received notice of hail, but none of the parties had attended to justify their bail, and he wished to know whether his lordship thought it necessary for hint to wait any longer ? —Rimn Rolfe in quirt d what time the notice referred to? Mr. It alkin rani gnat the parties gave notice that they would attend at tits 'attest of the court this day.—this lordship gave direction th it the solicitor to the defendunt and the sureties should be called, and as none of them answeeed he said he should no' entertain any application that d iy, and the parties must at tend on the Inurruvr. la KW MAO'. s lkfore the Recorder. VILKANNTMENT OC TIIK GRAND JURY AGAINST (GRAN.. J la the course of the day the grand jury came into court, and having concluded their labours uiadc a present ment precise ly similar ts that made at the April session, ex pressing their opinion of the u•clessness of the grand jury at the Central Criminal Court, sad that instead of the system in any way fist dieting rho ends of justice it was only calculated to mow delay reed cap.-nue, to give an opportunity of racking false cleirges against hrk, nt persona, and els r of tempering with the witnesses for the prosecutions—The Re corder, on moth leg the presentment, said that there were many who differed vvi , h the grand jury in the opinions they ..ow express d, and who cons dered that the grand jury was an important essential in the constitution of the reunuy. He should offir no opinion himself upon the subject, but would merely remark that while the grand jury system formed part of the law of the laws it must be carried out —The grand iury were then discharged. PAKLIAM I:STARA 114:1•011.7S.—WASTE l'Al•Kg —J. Grant, an elderly 11140, and hie two children, Sarah and Witheim, M. re indicted for stealing a qu entity or paper, the property of John Ferrer. The eldest prisoner had bee n for m-stio than twenty years in the royal tinvy, and, on his having the service, obtained the situation of keeper of the Master of Chancery's offices, in Cesium ry.lane. In the course of the last month a quanti•y of p erlismentary reports were Bud it was aster; seined that the prisoner had been in the linbit cal selling the reports at waste paper. When he was toe stioned he made no attempt to conceal the fact, and metre II that he had alws)s been led to helieve that such reports were his perquisite, u d •hat his predecessors in the situation had always sold them for waste paper, and be had openly done the same, and was not aware that he was doing wrung.—The jury return. d a verdict of Not PO L ICE.-Y EsTERDAT. LAMBETH.—E:I3IAUItnINARY AND SEItIOVA AFFAII3. —W. Branch and T. Turner, labonr, DI in tlic emoloymeist of Mr. Scott, a build, r of Chelsea, applied to Mr. Norton for a warren. aaaitist two men who had attacked them that murrir.g.—On Tuesday no. r g they were sent to w. rk level some grouud at Norwood The workmen in the iiei,;h leaurtioutl became j.alou. at strangers being brought to wink there; and on lituroh.y night an attack was made upon au outhouse or shed is sib ch the applicants we :c Islet p. Some atones tell through the roof of the building. They rushed out of the place, when th y were attacked by two men, :n4 atter a short reneontre, one of them, Branch, told his t that if he again approached him he should btu's', him. The MAUI, n.dwithstanding his threat, was again approaching him, oleo he fired a pistol at him, and the man instahtly hII ; but his companions car ' tied him away.—lt was afterwards arcertainiel that the man who had been shot is in St. Thomas's Hospital, wlv:rei he had been corried afte r the injury in a very dangerous and stmcking state. The shot took effect on his face, which was in a rosy dreadlul state, his ets totally destroyed, ai.d with but the most faint hopes of his recovery. M. saw bile Branch had retired with Lis companion.—Mr. Norton remarked that. as the case appeared so serious, the best course would he toe opreli nd him.—Sergeaut Tomlin assured his worship that hi. directions should Ise campaed with, said thus the matter at present rests. RAILWAY NEWS.. There was not much basin( SS yesterday in shares, the dealers bt ing chiefly occupied with the settlement of account. The market, however, though quiet, had a firm appearance, with pricks much as before. 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Cosa. 4.l4lites. u loctsaind Sulk: 6 sq, c 54 Losersbouro re Do.Pref.fhor.bp.Cr 44 46 18 Namur and /Ups 152 42 5,3 D., do. hist ...... 44 46 16 A twitter° si arenas Dosr .. 6 Orleans 4: Dankest 41 446. L. Pre/nese , . G Over reset 3 24. , x. 12313 11 Pans and Loans.- 84748. 29 Do. t atom LAB. 27 ritriA and Orleans 133 Do. Kew.......... :a 3 V Paris an! Itaaat 124 162 Do. nab . z • ,••__ 11 Porto ttkilns&oorg . 04 5,6. e„, p0.40 , ...5.. iaM If 'loons and Rime Do.loLattilf & Bo 14 2p• •Ineubre a 44 if ern 3l 4 • Dojo/45.d/4711 1, it 2p. Dour+ and Nantes • 1 .„1/ /: rOl 20, 34 11'40 Flanders .st 841. BUSINESS OPTIIE KNICING WEEK.-(From Railway Chronicle.) Alv.wrisoc.-Birmingham and Olford, June 21, Intmingluen, at 1 ; Illneinham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley, June 21, Dirmlrashum; Dutch Rhenbili. June 20, Amsterdam, at 12; Great Indian Pensu lar, June 20, New Broad.street ; Lancashire and lortahlre, June in 21, BLutcheeter, ut 12: Sambre and Meuse, June 21, London Lavern, ut 1 ; June 26, Brussels, at 1. Invtorsoc.--laneaster and Preston Junction and , ISt. 2d. on the whole s hares, 10e. Id. on the three - quarter /hares , 4s. on the quarter shares. CsuA.-Ambergate, Nottingham. and Boston-10s. due June 10 ; Belfast. and Balirmsna-21. 10a. duo June 28 ; kenhead, Lear-whir°, and Cheshire-2/. on the 31/. &are., due Jute 16; Dolton, Blackburn, Clitheroe and Weft Yorksbl,e- 21 . on the It" prefmcnce ahem, Duel:. on the Blackburn, Clitheroe, and North Western charm, both due June 7 ; Direct London and Portsmouth-l/. 10s., due Jane 1 ; Dub lin and Solent Junction -21 . 10 u , due June 1 ; East and West Yarkthlre- 2 1. 10s. due June 6; Etat Lancashire-21. 511. on the 6 seent. prefcrenee quarter shares, due June 30; Great North of lard-101. on the 401. share., due June 19; Great 8 luthern Weetern (1.)-21. 10a., due June 10, and V. 105., due July 10; Great Western-M. toe. on the 251. and 17!. shares, both due July 3; Lancashire and Yorkshire - 41. on the 1001. Mimes, and 51. on the 231. shams (Manchester and Leeds Prow), duo June 15 ; and 21. 10s. on the new guataateed 6 per cent. res, June 30; Leeds, Dewsbury, and Matieheeter-21.105. on the half thares, due June 12 781. on 410. 44.e . a . id. es In 7160. e• .31 .14 30. e orti 134 33 11 2 1 :3P. 54 ' 21.1. 131 WI. lid. London and and Plockwall -11. on the new shares, No. 2, du^ May 15; more Magn rat than earr, the moor.• add men turn the conare e t and /1. 100. on the extension Mama, due June n; 1/.31(1 , 41 and North- atandlog in the tronvt hod atiatuilo, and both par li 4 I..enig ,;,. Western--11. loa on the Manchester and Birmingham P./. Ames. to:rammed on obtaining a properairity ever the other. 'The "A" mail "11," and M. on the 251. charts, all due July 5 ; 1/41t1011 trench laws as regards nhoeter und man am enurely on and South-Western -1/.lfin 4d. on the new timid eliarea, do... June 30. favour of the Punter, to nn err nt not lniagint d In thi s Alambester, sheffield, end Lincolnshire- 51 . on he Sioeffield and country. A conaideruble uanti yof eolound act Is n og M a nchester 2cl. prearentlal phones, clue July 1 ; Midland -M. on the made into v ariuus articles, and a method is introduced 501., and 31. 14e. IM. on the 311. se. 6 per end. plumes, and Si. on the of working colours into the lion fabrics; they will low"- their hour. new SOL sharer., all clue July 1 ; Newcastle and Corriere-IM. en the hut the wretched quality of the mealier of the net prer.rits all Inga new loot. Miami due June 21; Oxford , Wor ester. and Wolver- of a permanent demand. 'the pusher ninotcines null keep improcn hamplon-51., clue June Ito ,• Sheffield, Ibitherham, and Goole though ovenmime of them 'make strait clown nets, the lime of the (southern divs) .- .11. 7e. Ild., due May 20, (Nol there dicialon), machine Ism trade. A rumour ia very current amongst ;he i ne 21.101.,, due June 19; /threw . ..bury and Ilereford--1/., due July 1 ; dealers that opowie of the bobbin net asombhicsur: b. Mg mmoved Irian l ea ,th.Egetern -fil. on the 301. shares and on the 331. he ad. choosy Calais to Nottingham, but we understand from the bitter '.nlormixl of both due June 5; South Yoritehlre, Doncaster, and Goole-11., due then that they ale not worth the wet of carriage, they being ..n Juno 13; N1j(11,14 and lhonirrogAne-M., due June 5; Toureay and general narrow machines. Tue emigration of the Lartl.h trench. y,br ae and Leman and Ilseselt--21 , doer July I ; Tours and Nan .m. - Lee hands still continues. Two chit* have already pail, d with them, If, ,h, e 3one 6 ; Wear Valley, U. 10e. on the 231. shares, due June .0; and two more are expected. Their destination ni .Olney ' t o n WestYlondere -5.., due June 21 . Phillip, and Adelaide. Finding employment not to be obtained ' many, . IRAN, It BOORPCIA.NEV. - Grest Southern end Western (I). - From ut and reluctant, ale induced to Torture Winerr than Itarve.-.V.,/ AlI till 71. finjAnnoloronal. isArric.-Weeks ending June 3 to June In-(From the itisilsrmi Illsrotilck.) ISIS. 1647. 11010. 11347. Dirk . Lane., a. Cheek . Fri a2lhendon&N.Weetro.. 1 43.1i41.9.1it o a r e ..m h oo, .......... 4,oiLs - Loodumuld ItlackwaS 1,210 1; 3 i Dutillu a Iniii.dicilx Tre Poili:Lonolon,linghtn,te...l 11..fil I 8,112 Dublin a Konsticaisiv PM 6121loondon& 6. Woman... 9.854 9, It: , Inuut Pth.lAtsin.Jn -0101 Mane. Shoff. a Line_ 2,531 1,921 ' YAK Lahroshiro.. „. 1,06 oil2lllaryport Ithrliste., . 11 48 638 E.0.M.., & Nor f o lk 1 13.2.4114 kilarod ... . _ ...... 10.042117,91 d Fp.4.44. 14444 5,3181 kelihtsonth S. ollast 3,1 41 3,3 U North Wettish. ~.... . 1,936 1,270 Edit iluorgla &Northern 1,448 - pthremileary &Mater. 244 410 tops., Pals, & Ayr LIS; 2,',1U lath Devon ritay.r., Poo .., & are, . 1,141 1.22 'South Mahan_ .. Ihm“ Oct.oh 2, Wit. 2.11 I,LII , ITaN Vale Maud. Wl:4cm ..... 23.2d5 20. ' ' tilster...... ~ - 1 Kendal & Windt :an_ Pal - Whiteharen 'Junction. 18 214 laniewter a Car:isle.. 7.013 1,19; York. Nose. a llwk 12.077 8,280 L ao ,.. e i,ors a V ono& 9, 8 4 1 11,2171Y0rk &N. Midland 6.10a 6.3641 Fran gAi LONDON G AZETTE.— Friday, June 16. BANKRUPT& WoLLIAM UMW., Birmingham. manufacturing ch• mist, to w . render Jul 4 & Aug. 1, at 11, at Itirmiughsuri Lt. rut-, Hosea, Dlr. Bingham; ob. smug., Christie, byininghisia. 1 . 110/11.0 Carom, ltudrutb, Chtnwali, draper, July 1 & 20, at log Easter (It &as., 'Caddell & Co., lame-et., City, & Sag.lua r Exams; off. wolf., lllrixel, Exeter. Wivaseis Coe', WILLIAM COL., Jun., Calverley, Yorkshire, tea &aim, July 6 & Aug. 1, at Ph at Leeds CL ibis. Clir3e. Chan. trey-lane; Terry &Co , itraelford; & bond a. barriek, Loris ; off . rig., Young, Leeds. ouue,t. CoOKA, Manchester, timber merehunt, June 24 &July 13, at 11, at Manchester ',llt. Soh., Milne & Co., I lurcourtetsigs., length, & (later k Manchests r; off. swig , anehes wr. EDWARD ELLI., Weelnesbury, btatittrillthire, builder, June 20 & July 20, at 104, at Birmingham Ct. Sol., bu ac , Ittrminghon; of& amig o YalP7. Nirmlbrba o L JUAIIPM CuLl. 11,34111.1 t, Trafalgar-rd., fireerwieh, coal mrirehal3t, June 23. at 11, & July 20, at 114, at Pwinalutlhat. hob., Shaw ta Co., Fish-st.-hill, City; otf. woig., Cannon, Itirebin-la. Gamma GESOUNO MlUndul, Susow, oe. r, Juhe 27, at 111, b July 27, at 11, id .inglialhat. Solo., Kerins. Linklater, &erica ball-st.; off.aasig. Bell, C leinariest.belos. II enar Clues Ilixfurel, grocer, June 29, at 11, & Aug. 7, at 11 1 ,, at baningholLot. bolo., ('sewn & Cobb, Mourgatesst., Lity ; off. Turguand, Guildball.charisb. WILLIAM FsALMIIILH Middlesex, reed eru•her„ June 21, at 13, r Aug. 5, at 11, set lieuslogball-st. Jul., yrrell, Guildhall, City; off. wig., Green, AlliermanWry. Ata - iti-b latiAll 111.tla ' althierbilgo, trus.l3 Tharitafae. (user, June 14, & July 2 4 , at 2, at leasiostballset. Sol, Wteklugs, Yu.ebury.ter., City-rd.; off. swig., tt hou.ure, businghhl.4. Cu JAW/ Hsuraav Le:du:age n Priors, Wurartekishire, twitter, July I, & Aug. I, 601, sat i•ashingtura Cl.. mob., Troughtoa & Lea, Coventry, & Mottoram & Co., birthingbuni; oft Vsepy, Ltinn'tighatn. Jews. Jus as, Penkridge, Staffordsibire, el:twitter, June 29, & July • 20, at 101, at Hirminglioin Ct. Wl. , Underhill, Wolverhamptoa ; Vapy, linmingham. 'benumb Phowoniss Launmator, Cornwall, saddler, July 5& 23, 1 at 11, at Exeter CL bell k Co., Linealtealumliei:s ; Gurney it Cowhand, Launceston; & Turher, Exeter; 4ff. ris.g., Merriman, MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY ECENINI. The impulse communicated to the stock market' yesterday by the Bank reduction of the minimum tate of discount continued to be experienced this morning, acid prices generally were in advance. Consols went up to and were done at 831 cif 1 in advance of the last quotations of yesterday. i3ut front the paucity of the transactions this higher rate was not suppro ted, and towards the close of business Consuls receded to, and left off at, 831, ex-dividend fur account, soy a shade below the highest rate of yesterday. Reduced Threes, 83} to 2; Three and-a- Quarter per Cents., 84j to a ; Long Annuities, 8.1 to 9-16. Exchequer Bills, 38e. to 41s. prem.; India Bonds, M. to 20s. prem.; Bank Stock, 191 to 3. The fortnightly settlement of account took place to-day in the foreign market, but the bus i ness had bet n so light that the liquidation was proprtionately an unimportant affair. Stocks were with little varia tion. New Granada were rather better at 114 to 121. Mexican, Pi to 4. Peruvian, 30 to 5. Venezuela, 15; to 18,1.Braziliaa, (i 6 to t). Speeds:l Fives, 121 to ; the Three s, 221 to 35 ; Passive, 3}. Portaguese, 16 to 17. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 424 to :35 ; the Fours, 63 to 4. ltut4.ian, 88 to 91. It is stated that the divid• nd row coming due on Spanish 3 per cents., about the payment of ee hielt some doubts have been entertained, is now made secure by the receipt of 60,00411., which has been remitted by the Spanish government to that end. Foreign exchange to-day was done and quoted at nearly the seine Weenie last post day. On Amsterdam the negutiutiuns fur three mouths' nap r were 12.3 to 4 ; on Rotterdam, 12.34 to 4; on llamburg,l3.l2l to 13.13 ; on Frankfort, 122 to 4 ; on Paris, at short, '2.150 to 55; on Vienna, at short, 12; on Naples, at three months, 36 ; on Madrid, at three months. '10; un Cadiz, the rams, at 4ii; to 7; on Lisbon, at 60. days, 52. 1 he business dune was cx- Joa' 1.1.M1.V. Exeter, cheese and bamm dmkr, lurk 27, at IS, & July 20, at I, at Easter Cl. Sots., 11. a" ie, & Force, East. r; Mermansan, latter. TllOll. Pait.urs at Jolla lOU. 1 . ..1 Tres sium'em, Statud shit e, inunutketurers of mu nwure Jul). I. & Aug. I, sr It, at I.lrmingh in, Ct. s Harding, NewLaitle.mnder-Lyike ; MT. wag" Vslpy, Birmingham. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. J. Dale, Burstein. Sialtirdsitire. ate & J. Ilailerier., Ha y St. E.l . atials. fats p,es Mar serer t .ik wafter. 1.; 0.. *taw awl, `.mar tot tae M.ilieud Iva, W. C. Llama; Betkliff, Brutal. impa•ir. J. Minn.... Isla of Toteet. black- J.lsitche Reading, Berkshire, pr> smith v.ssult dealer. G. tenets, Sink. uyn. T , etit. Ent furl* itre, Aurae, nue chandler. DECLARATIONS Or DITILM.N E. C. Blackwell &J. N. Iluardstrl, Newbiggiu-by.the.s: a, Northum berland, brewers-Ist di.. of 3... d.. June 17, 5s any 61.1boeq•Ka* taaturtLy, at Watley's Newcistlempn-Ty ue. A. LANS" Iluel.lertlieLl, Mhire, cony sloth umottfacturer lnal die. 01 2id., June 2., it any rubsequtnt Ertuay, Freeman's, Leedr. G. Itinerate'', Sheffield, gine, {Tate. & fon.lcr rranufatturcr -2115 lir. of Id., June 21, IX any subsequent Saturday, Freeman's, Sheffield. E. Ku kby, Lends, store[-Ist We. of 2s. Gd., June 23, S. any subse quent It 1.1. e, at t meow. s, 11. W. Mike, Liverpool, commission merchant-div. of Ir. ist, June 15, y any subsequent Titur-M.,7, ut I urner'., Lis,rpool. J. T. Phipps, Do itegton, Durham, linenonos.r let di,. of 6., Jane 17, & any ru aequcht Satuel.y, at Wakley's, Nestastie.upon. V.. Time. Seppings, Cromer, Norfolk, licensed viettadkr - c.f Julie 22, any su'asequent Thursday, at StanslekE., Bing :arms -)d. J. Teak teed. uditilsteler -Ist it final dir. of 2s. 2d, June 20, ft any subsequent Titemby, at Dupe's, Leeds. DIVIDENDS.-July 7. F. Adamson, PotaLc., W.:brook, mer. chant-July 7. A. I:cattle, Nicholas-lake, Lim - ord.:A., merchant -July 7. A. Bennie, F. Alltamageten, IL A. F. Eingsoute, Nichol...s.lmm, Lauded - ft-et , mere.ant.-July 7. J. Bush, Bristol. vairesser -July 7. J. bush & N. G. Pri.eaut, Imstol, ionveners- July 7. J. Clarke, Liqu.epend-st.„ Du:lke-July 10. J. Foster, WO.- ron-st., E.nshury, f mite imatufacturer-July I. G. Garton, Sheffield, stoekb. oker -July 7. C. Green, ..t. 51.ry OrteieS.4. e., southwart, • sea .rtinger-July 7. E. limn. Almon."bury, Yorlos,ire, caninon brewer-July 13. E. 11111, Stourport. Worcestershire, h eier-Jul.7. J. Jolts, Nottingham, lace nianomturer -July 7. A Key, OatOrd, timber 13/PiCha&L . T. Liolard, t hence ter, Mr; matey scrivener-July 11. IL. Ism, W. 31. Wested....,o, 5. C. A. Canty r, Calcutta, 'maenads -Ju y 7. F. 51.c.nagleen, Imobard-et., merchant -July 10. E. S. Meyer & r. 0. Br terming* Bedloril-.C, Covent-ores n. Irirge manmarturets -Ju'y J Na•ler, jun., Sheffield, od mesehar.t -July LS. 51. W. °Moine, Caventry, muter -July 7. N. 0. Prideaux, llrutol, scrivener-July 7. J. Solt. law, Adcleue.l.l., Loralumbrulge, w rte nit sebum-July b. T. IS. Mat tleworth, the ffieldoittopkeeper -July 7. J. Tose Notwich, cars:enter • -July 10. J. webb.T. %% 0 4.4-14 Cheap.ile, wirebreareman --July 7. A. Wilkie, Nichulaslane, Lornsiord-.1.., in Muni. SCOTCH SktIIIEsTRATIONff ert Adanron, Dunfermline, Flfeshhe, manntodurer, June _2 &July 19, at the New Inn, Itunlerro. I,ne-Acdrew Clark, Greenock, grcer, June 72 & July IN, at tbe White Hart Inn, Grommet -William Ewing, jun., as George Ander son, Glasgow, merchants June 22 & July 15, at Coincie's hotel, tiles-gow -John Meta.. timer. Kirkintilmeli, di.tilitr, June 21 k July 15. at the Black Bull tin, Kirkintiloth -James ?river, Ledo. burgh, boot & elsoe maket, June 21 It July 17, at the Bottway Station Yolothursths-Itabert Bawl, Glastoy, inerchant, June 20 5 July 17, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow -John 1 no:mon, Edinburgh, draper, June 21 it July 19, at We Boy al Er-v.1.11.e CoMisboase, Edinburgh. PAKTN EILMIIPS DISSOLVED.-0. Britten, I.Weller, &J. Grover, Framtteld, lumen-E. J. Coates YJ. Dillard, London NI Manchester --T. Heap kJ. Wain:sky, Ilur-t, Lancashire-A. Henri., G. Wilde., W. it. Johnarm, T. Barton, W. Atkinson, W. F. Sebollielif, J. Mitchell, W. Falb, so U. Eamsden, Dell+ y Isradiord, so Lir a+ regards W. P rib & D. Ilarnslen -J. hood, T. Howl, & D. Hood, Charier, Lancs. shire-W. Knowles & G. Wilde, Altrincham, ChmuCe & S. B. Miller, Liverpool-Dam Maw, J. Walk.[ fe J. Scutor, Liver pool, an far an regards J. Senior-W. Benny &J. 51... r, Arbroath -N. Sm th, juts., & W. Hass Aberdeen, co I.r at rerard.+ their ensue:km .41. the Illinois luveettnent Company-I'. Stewart tc G. Smith, Cornlad, Cny-V. W. Timmins & A. Worrall, W.stcroaisich, statf.trd.hire -J. Williamson, J. N. Wood, 5; W. Dowion, Loui e IlverpooL tremely limited. From !Limburg the mercantile advicos to the 14th inst. give a discouraging state of affairs. lel9ney was in the same abundance, but employment could notbe found fur it. From St. Petersburg dates have been received to the b.le inst., but the letters contain nothing of interest. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 10th inst. give, as compared with those of the week preceding, the following results : Circulation issue 027,132,275 (Ireul.diim u uve 17,626,960 ...... Deere !re 152,415 P.i.lie deposits Other dept. its 9,055,312 Government seeorittes 1 i; „„„ 0 , Depu .„„„ i 13,007,257 .... Inenne 121,173 Oilier sil so:Lull/es 21112 h,043 Coin l bull.en nevet. , l ,y and o her 513, 1,054.470 The rest The rotes in reserve in the banking d. partmcnt at 9,605,313/. show a further increase of 42.1.6131/. The chiel particulatil in theso returns is the increase of government securities in the banking department, which would arise from the loans which then began to be granted en public securities at three per cent. till the middle of next month. The "other," or bill securities, were on the contrary still in decrease, not withstanding that at the same time the Batik was advancing, equally on lean on the deposit of bills of exchange. 'l' he fact is striking evidence of the great. falling off then, in the discount business of the estab lishment. I'he recent redu:tion of the minimum rate may perhaps show an ammrion of this business to the Batik hems& se. BAN li of EN ULAN D.—Acciir N r for the We. k ending June 10. 141C11 DIII,6TA IN?. NOe.. neillC 1 ..... ..... 07,175475 Gorenimeat Deit..... £11.015,100 Other Meuriti iv...... 2.1.54.100 Gold Coln and Bullion 11.757.277 15Uver Malted ........ 1.4 4,598 C 7,125375 I SONEI3I/ DI P:nrcletora* Cap! al ....D4,6 1 / 4 1,860 Eau . ..,. 3.32 1 4 V mo,lic . Dip j.. eana:ilteltl6 C0m.1.. of X 1.1.10.1 11.'14,3.1. 4 ll.v. Acito.) 21.5 ..34 3,823 :052 Swims-du audothur . ltills 1,051,47 u L 33.702,814 EmoLien Bank Stock, 1...23 3 tar Ct. Anna.. 931 3 per Ct. Ann.., that Now .1. per t. 4. Ann... 8-1 I 11 . 1 / 1 L , u Ann. sap. Jan. b, lellu, bi 10 to, year., Oct. la, 36:.9, 8 5-16 pat.. 3 , 1 car Jan..s, 180, that In4L. Stuck, Ault India Dula, int lur £1,000,19 VORNIO: 5 per Ct. Pra.O2an New 8d.., Id•N and X., fit 1 per Ct. Ortna/La Oda., 12 per Ct. Iluaiumt, Acct. June a), 8 per 4 CL reruvLan Win, 31 2 az 5 per Ct. Iturwlau ltd.., 18M 9 0 1 5 per Ct. Spani.h 11.18., dlr. from 'N 1540, 112 IP. . 07.132,276 •ARTSITItT. llovenitneut S.e trWei tindud. lANrI LT2.097.247 Other 11.14.651 1.1.1..1 sad Silver Coin 767.651 INTELLIGENCE.—rIAI49. All. DCL:AIIL DCL Alt. DCL S Dublin...... tlu Holland .... India e. Ssevi-lo !lexica and 2 Waterford .. 1 Mane &antic°, .Jonel3l liatan.Jtme 13 1 Didiaattailea. ojl !ranee.. .. 00 Du. Marvath eOO I .lmliaJun 'e 1 (Meru-I:Jars. 010 Lisbon June 240 Dost..a and ila; Brasil..Junoll I Hamburg—. 0.0 Sydn.N.S.M. 01 lifas..J ore:_': Jest: 113.—Ardrid: Lord Juke ILirlingen ; Army, AtmLenlain ; Lady Sande& Culborg; Miranda, on.,Wolast: Lett; Agnea, Alblisro Buabri.i.er, John.% For Henry Tafarr, Witte; landeth Enidin ; New lorcei. Bornak ; Bebeys, Deana , k; ibteey t Isabela. Steetbo:to ; Amaranths, Beatitude, Gotteubuig; Loward, Rostock: Mortar, Dantele; SterufuolLun, Riga; Amannmea, Ella, Denmark; Rairiera, Stetba ; Ranger, Bremer; Counter& of Loardale, hamburg; George !smith, Dinthe; Peterron, : H rows, Gothenburg ; t.heerlul, ; Voter, Norway; W:ll..iurt e, Liga; Planet, Co l yenbagen ; Mary, Stralsund; Petty, Ods.:iece ; C.ro-, Norway; Pembroke Lam, Drenthe; Dis patch, Attica; loometunt, New Orkans; Rapid, Krabond. uiMl: Eliza Moore, Sydney; Flis ibeth, Grenada; liimde, tort Phillip; Saucy Jack, Malta; A.liley, It. John'.; Bedwelty, Udde walla; Deeotrbies, New York: Briton's Queen. Vigilant, Cq e, Livorrooy Jest 16.—Arriv ed : Pernawtbueo; Lehigb, New (Ricans; M. Howe, Kee West, with part of the cargo of the Meetown, New Orle sin laverpool; St. Berge, New lurk; Co quette, LOADjgo.—tat Altdom, Caarleetan; It. Gray, It. Pen:tabu:lh Douro.— Sailed• C. Nesmith, New York; Aliora Segundo, Lis bon ; Swallow, Derdt; Sew, Constantinople; .Ibby Pratt, New Or leans; June, Archangel; Ann, Mem:Bum; babelle Allerton, New Orleans; Loutra Augusts, Genoa; Rowena, Constantinople; Truety, Cruusiadt;annah: Lcodiana K. h, J. Bull, ambu CAnua; Carazuo Maria, Goads loupe, 110 Perkins, Hrg. lhe Joltimon. for Africa, leis teen got cff :rohy, and tales into d,x4. The Alice MCnoway, from Harrington to laverpool, was wee, keel on the , Sauk 14th ins[.—new eared by the :Southport 133,700874 June 15. 1943. mAnsuALL. Mid Cathier• rows.. South Sea Stock. shut Ditto old C0t5.,16 for OpLallu;, Exchequer uula DMA 2k L. 40 atS IN to, pm OW, 40 30 rm. Ditto. Small, 40 Z.:3 pm. Ditto, Advertimd, 21., *.)l 24 31=i FUND,. 6 per Ct. Fpan'tch 11.1 s, Ara Juno 34, 16 Ditto. Pa44vr Bowl. 31 3 pa et. Spanirh JUIN M 23 pa et Varauela 11.11... 134 24 per et Lath Erasing.. 43. 4 per et. Uutzh Certificates, 433 CO3IIfERCIAL AND MARKETS. FRODUCE. —MINCING-LANE, .1 I'NE 16.—The sugar market mud be conddered to have been p atly carp tried 'hie week, to few parties feeling inclined to operate whil-t the 55'i et India flue.. Lion Ten.i. n, stud; there bar Imen but 220 libel.. if 51 art ludic vctld, of %II ch 150 were date to.day. er Puhlie Pale of 7.tbar Mau. ratio. led 1,5 41 bags Of Bengal found Wye's to-day at last 'ma's eurrener. There has been more diepizeition to buy refilled, and stnn dird quadty continues to be quoted at 555. 44.—05 Moe: About 1,200 bags it 4.1 wit fal pi:ligation kind of Ceylon cafe, [H o od buyers in pub2e cane at last week's pricer, :ma 300 half-bale. 01 Lair clean garbled M..yha surd at 435. W. 494.—Saltpetre void at fully previous rate.. Er 6 scion 3L 23..; refr:ietion 51 to 26.. 6d., 27e 64.—Cochine-al 150 hog., part Mezican part Honduras eilrei, a small portion of the latter told, 45., 40. Id., the former nearly till bought in. and prices rout be yeaudiercd rather lower.—Cotton: Abuut 1,110. bales are re lented...hi glaring the week. at irregular prices. Nearly all Borate, 21 to sJ ; middling to fusty (air Madras, 21 to 21, fair wrstern.—Tal low remain. at 455. tt public auction Australian cold, no. to 44f. Sit.; Smith American, 40.., 43e,; °denim beef, 44.. 6d. ; Itillan, 42.. 3d., 41e. W.—Tea remain. steady.—Of 414 hags African ginger, at ayetion, a portion sold, 294. to 216. 04.; 43 cask. African arrowroot. lid. to 31d.; Licrmuiti, ilid. to 11d.; tarnariods..a4.la ; IFO brie pal Tepper bought in, 555. to 6 5 5. Sago bought in at 24e. fur larg grained 6 HU A R.—The averape price of Sugar, the prAuce of the Br al-h po,ecesion. in AMU lea. computed iron the returns made the wei k ending the 13th day of June, 1648, is 246. 31d. per e sugor the iirodoco of the Mauritius 4 12.. 310. per cwt. Bogor the produce et the East Indies Is 304. 6d. per cwt. the &virago price of the three foregoing deotions, jointly, is 245. Old. per cwt. Butstot,, Jose 1 l .—The market has been extremely quiet this so et, importers and the trade being egualle dilute-lined to inter into engagements until the minieterial preject of relief becomes known. The traneect4mi. reported since our hrot comprise abouj 4,0'41 mote Mauritius and 201/ ',hes. West Indian, at steady prices[ but in other d. .cripliore no transactions are ryported..—lu Wandler, is ec:reelc any demand, and the relined market is hardly as Ann as lea week. [Advertisement , .] —A BAD LEG, OF SEVERAL YEARS' STANDING, (I,IIEI, BY lIIOLLOWAT'MI OINOIIINT AND TUTpill Pruner, of Richmond ColL2de, Widswwklte, Bath. hats made a tkvlara tion to the tollowing effect : —"That he bad been stare, ing for more Wan Eve years with an uleerand kg covered with fourteen wounds, and that be bad been a patie n t at the Viand Hospital, at Bath, for three or four year', and that he had atso u-ei the sulphur bath every other day fur six months, and all to no purpose, but that he is now perfectly cured, after every other means h id tailsd, and by the uw of Lielloway's °intim nt and pills." Ur. Kin,r, chemi , t, Roth, ,dg vouch for the truth of this extraordinary tase.— Sold by chanks, and at Protelsor diollows)'s kstab.i.lunent, 244, Strand, London. COTTON.—Livearoot, JUsra 16.—The market is still ' dull, the roles being about 4,000 bake only. The total transactions of the week amount to 28,800, including 1,300 American on speculation, 2,310 American, and NO l'ernanni, for export. Prices : New Ork,ins, 3 ; Bowid Georgics, 3A 41 ; Swats, 21 31. WORSTED S L'IJEkS.—BRADYORD, JUNE 15.—The day being very fine there wan a numerous attendance of merchants and other boy ere in the piece hall to-day, and a steady business was trines acted, chiefly in fancy goods adapted to the summer and autumn trade, and for which severe. new orders were given out. The yarn market was consequently brisker ; and in the conviction that the prices of yarns have seen the loweet point, there was more business done than we hare lately been enabled to report. The wool market was fiat, several of the spinners having tald in stocks at the agricultural markets, which are held in different parts of the country during the clippping semenn. BLANKETS. HECKSIONDWINE, JUNE 15. The attendance of merchants at our blanketthall this afternoon was only thin, and the treneactions were of the same limited character which we have reported an existing for the lest three wet ks. Orders for goods for elfeartation are very rare. Notwithstanding the inactive state of the market prices remain firm. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—The el' we branch, which is a manufacture of the first importance to the inhabitants of the town. hoe in some quarters fallen off, and Wale good workmen are out of employment. Meth ate principally handers, the fingers being made by a different and younger class of workmen . It In painful to advert to the silk hosiery branches, for, to use the words done of the principal masters, " though the hands die off and the framer get out of repair, yet the trade dwindles faun than either." The cotton stocking trade, however, still keeps pretty bask—that is, the cutup departments, and many of the shops can warmly get bands, but we hear nothing of an advance of the miserably low pittance of wage.. The hullers, infatuated by the hope of a foreign trade, lose all eight of a home demand. The drawer, pantaloon, and shirt branch is by no means worse ; we think upon the whole it is prov. d. Nur do we hear in much of piece-made drawer", nor of ro tary frames, the latter evidently not 111111.t/ilig the sanguii e hopes of the prolectors. The cotton lethhin net trade still keeps in an im proved state as respects the home demand . The foreign trade is BIRTH?. DAWSI)N.—June 12, Kra G. Dawson, of 13d3boitoo, Birmingham, of a daughter. DUFF.- -June 12. at Muirtmen Bowe, Inrerhowehire, the elle of 11 Doff. I:. of Muirtow or of a dooditer. GEN Tl.KB—June H. at Jo arenth. 11, Gentles. of a eon. II EY .—Juno 14. at tnoo t ibutl..mare, Idiot:um. 110 , . H. Raney, of a daughter. i ROPE IN S.—June 11, at P l y mouth, the elk of F. 11191 , 1ne, Eeq., of ' •110. i tr `101.1,1:8.—J ,we 12„ at Cheltenham. the wife of the Rey. R. J. Robee, of a daughter. En' AllT.—J une 11, at Banff. Br, G. Stewart of a FOIL I' IN ELl..—June 13. at Losulth eluare. Loodoth the wife of .C. i Tufnell, Eol., of a goo. TUBA E.:._) ono lb, at Norwood. MD: C. Tunic?. of a •in. MARRIAGES. ' BOYD—NEIL—JIM 12. at trefoil. by th ROT. A. Brown, Capt. It. Boyd, of Do C o illogwood, to J eauic, daughtef the law: egg*. NeiL CC KT EIS—TIIOSIAtt — J uoc 13, at M. J dui . , Clifton. by the Rer. C. Viguoloi, 11. M. Curteie, 11. P., of Rut n:1111,111 and reign:mgt. place, Smock, to Pau Ma, youurtzt dautlitcr of the late Res. Sr J. U. Thomas, Hart., of llodbuti. to Die mute county. GILLAN—BUTTLEY.—Jutte 13, at 11'oothill3. by the Des J. Willie. 111111000 the Ito - . R. 131115 u. tattileter of fh. John', Obogoir, le Laurin:till:au:Met of the late J. Buttery. Eel., of the Monklaud hog and steel world. GOKDoN —EY oTER.—June 14. at Mont ikon, Cburth the Gordo°. of Le.wr.Stratfodontllaney, Wicklow. to Elizabeth I.l.ator. daughter of J. .r Esq., of aorctiekle, Queen , . Ceunty. LLOY I)—DU RBA 11. June din Lloydu it Ethield. by the Ref. LEarles Augustus Wilson, J , Emb, of 1. pies Clantou, to Hannah Ilelco Durham. may :bt.,thter of the Into James 14.1bain. Reg.. of Woodittone, Klneardine. 111 LLEEEA. — J une la at In •marton,(3,on. by the Rev. E. Miller. Msfear of Itadway. the Rm. W. o. .•• I.lcr. fello s of Nen Coilei.e, Ox ford. to Henrietta Mary, nut) elzld of the Les. T. 1,3, rodor of Tau:orlon. ROPER—OXTOBT.—June 1 , , at St. Marylebone, A. G. Boger the , Elmo of Mood omen. Croydon, to Carollue. youtigeetd.togitto 01 0 ,4 J. Clitoby, Bog, of Mitcham, Surrey SPBATT—o , AR It LB.—June 13, at St. Armco. Dublin. by the Rey. W. R. Nash, rector a Kiab , Lon. It. D. Sputa, Esp., of Peocilhille Cork, to Eliza Louts ~ only daughter of E. T. Wanno. h . tl . of Belle vine, name conoty. DEATHS. BURTON..—June 11, at Llbortoo lima:, near Edinburgh. Mra. widow of tee late Lieut. W. H. Borten, 1)204 Light Dragoo= eubeequontly of the tth Veterau 113U:dive. CIIA NI IsERLEN.—June 12, at 11111 llot-c, Ilighworth, J. Chamber lim, Eact , aged M. CILARLEY.—June 11. at Greenutoutit, now Belfast It. Charley, MO. BARI/ARGIL—Joao 15, In London, leany, olio of the Rev. U. Sar dinia, rector of Iliebertoo, Suffolk. HAI THORN.--June 11, at Wellston. the Roe P. Ilnythorn, aged 32. LE E I).—J one 1 3 , at Bowling Bay, tnot. T. Loud aged ..IC Mt/ORE.—dune 11, at Brithinortb, the hey. W Moore. A.M., rot or of Talky, near Ltridtroorth. aged 6. OXLEY.—June 15, at Tunteidge.• elle, R. 05..cy, too., toed 61. (I tirA NTOCK.—June 12. at Nortou ilOlOO. 301.04.7. a. thoPhIN wife of O. M•t°4'l•ll,4 Mud 444 44441.41441 1414.44441 1(.4 • Um... stre44,l 4 W Car et 1.444.146. Mats; at tie 0,44 1.44.4•414414 , 44 Y ‘44 P.S. g .1.11411e.an. 544441 MT. Ir.. IL': 4 . >6Ie tCULAR NOT rho London and st ;fur the too of tem. • re ~, , y,1,1c111. cwry i t 7,.Tlti,titi: cash, ,ay ho attained del. latter Bank. In Loth' amet's aqua o : 113. I 3, WOungton etr. . JAI It 1111 1-- 4-11180 1 17 7 ".: )YAL FARM r. .na it AIL INSUIt I rare 1 by eyed/tali: -A R V.Dt *Auction I.' the Prh wore thernr.c.rer. of Wee. emolami (co in the" Lon lott • e amount *DI hey are har re do I I. fur A al, (roof Turnip P • .e. Oar la Slot de. Ms are leProloti l =nth 1:,11.11 * R. WILLIA'I has the honour OA t out. In come. ad may be onxult 8 dully ; ober, mai ete 011 Ms oekhretu o to their o:11aw. Y ormolu • .1 lao, e tho ar nof silver really Ilk. d leered sad re-Paha h I,IBIAN GOLD 11 • 18:0, to. to- to. an d nottotl . .lo ••• De, 107. Fleet • net na t'huscolde; 2ro ler. and Dantay, 0 f, t(.Peatortrille al earnoler na• be la . It.()N BEDST. •az :. imt e r ) LY at the elms-row teal. Orfordotr. t et, whit+ are the tar Nit hhc4orilre, nr 1. Ire to 0.0,1, edit, 1 aeon, and le apt. I. etted tit tame t • ImM:try to perket. , 3OT AN I CO/ .t Irbee the hair oedy, be,4,l eltatiore lam applie.l trf and to contort rther erideare war odd be a .111,:ient • ne to.aroLit. lon.ion • yo entry, awl oho Cr none oe. S th hat 4. or the dam err • of ROWLA D nbryo ttate, week. de nee Um woo ..ion • • 1 =don to the to r't de ell &rah all • Irl alb unneamtarr • Beware of • le - nu IIiIWLANDS' .d C. unity hottko qua o rr Settle. Sr: by tie r all elprarts awe 1 , OA Tltc.l, ne AI)ONN.I. Gluon 0 Ay It NY: Ire 1 THE LIFE GOLDS3III (tote Inner Tempi., lammootrealth " Wit London: Iltredhorr a ad Shall, 1&3, pore+rL 7R.Ol'LVSltll'L.l. .110 payer, W kiA I . 1f) with By R.J. Coirriart.—Tar to • Melo% reet, a &AVM h Jle isunreettoo, ran Kea to the Drag e err.ottat of pi Ife idiotic to'.'.aa. To be had o' Moe% N • ero. . 3 the noldthr 10. Y.,. MIt.THONI n. ith it "r AI'CrION, at the Ills t: of Ai. •cd. Ileceptab! , Whir pit the caltuthle 31 .1 It Wane 11,010 I " • orrhaol land, II and in the orimprii •.n fee simple; • Lt. a • life, or Hy,. tho ref manor. Ti.c grazing aid dairy and property, r m. May to nearly the h.de of from thou L non and pre • 'Ave.:tad hue ht.'. I thorn e-rt ..f Vioda. .1. Rath. lin tel. L... don property hin th. Min rent.% which are pad to about t,3.7.e. houte, wN furalth ey the property. Llth may tic had on fr 'I Ilridaertate, the Noon:. "tor eon. and r :cure, • .116 I otory tloneer, Waybrou E LATE' CONST:T NEWS FROII IMI'O STOR The capital c% Yesterday, at meeting, at ule members of th feronce ference was 111 meeting the Last night is in the I'lac , • e cries of " were hernme i o'clock this lo ranks and ri a sorry figur. a An import. u • into effect on of the atelier , This cer.s..s the onerie: home from I, 0' enable the i ui by them ns . and ascertai- t The flee-F U formed you is anniversary if place along t tile to Neuilly. I partments. The paym:n sioncd some Esteplte a pl was posted • of death The new si away three fo ployed they furniture al.& hension that will be a c( supported by NI. Thiel.., ments, will si The folio the constitut 0. mittee of tb... important • CONSTIT I In the pro, people the N following : Art. 1. Thr d the cmstitot' a country, in tl.e tice of that 1. y ou, do ye to t. Art. 2. The Liberty JAI Agdatanom Art. 8. Merl iota petroesbi exercising ones means of the I' Other limits t pudic stew . Art. 4, of birth, dive n employments. no virtue sad tsE n charges and Art. 1. Bet, family, the 4 ,, =steam of soci Art. 0. The ' receive statiato then. locsiaaat of tLe *rt. 7. Tbc btarrork. disomex and lo