The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-01 00:00:00

sent, it womb* , io to fetus " kalterdenen ems " skirt and wallop Moll y to give expression to their 1111 UM House of Commoss, and it is not unlikely =rips& am ts Mr. Giteon, fez el anthers, ma In Kr. dwelt Lanceshine The e dwelt men, as Oho odor Mud, are said to be dissatielisi Irish soots Of the ormsoll tossobers, on account of the " embus Mho. eagy."'se thy me it, which wood serilise peelleitent comoirithspinspoomipopsey. This partylada poet mating —the nonnol sisotiol of the Protestant Referenda Safety of Mambseser•—es tb• Prim Trade Hall, on Monday even ing, at with" they *greed to co-operate with a mew club in Loudon, NSA the " Notional Club," and the Bor. Hugh StowelL Mit chairmen of the meeting, introduced at the es =ti Mot AWN of the " National Club," Sir Digby or* sal Mr. Augustus Stapleton,—the former of ' whom, it is memerned, is to be put up for the county, and the latter few Mrseliester, as representative of evangelical church prim/pies in the House of Commons. Sir Digby called spun the electors, at the nest election, to "eschew Pope, Posey, and Peel." and gave them a s a rallying " cry" --" Religion, the Bible, and their God." This party are not so modest in their asprations at the election as the non conformists, fee the chalrman intimated she possibility of returning a ;thalami' of 50 men to withntend the progress of Popery, to be We-reeled afterwards to 100 or 150 members. ILEFRMENTATIoN or LIVERPOoL.—" We (Liverpool Times) feel strongly persuaded that • large portion of the conerreatives of thin towa would join in returning an emi nent member of the liberal party slung with Loral Bandon. The repeal of the protective seem= has broken up that little but valor knot of supporters, who brought Sir Howard Douglas so perseveringle before the constituency, until they secured hit elect on, and ho thus deprived aim of the only hold which he ever had ma the constituency. As for the great body of the conservative., they never did anything more than endere him ; and many of them are not dis posed to do even that, since be set himself so obeli nately against the free trade policy of the Peel ministry. The general feeline of this tarty is to give the present governmi at a fair trial. The oonservetives, as a body, approve of the 'rise, the foreign, and the educational policy of the country ; of the conciliatory spirit which ex tend; the honours and offices of the state to moderate men of all parties; and of the earnest a forts which minister are making to improve the condition of the people. N ine tenths of the Liverpool conservatives are supporters of the free trade policy of the Peel and the Russell governments, and desire nothing better than to see it carried into full effect. We feel confident that tee greater part of them would cheer fully agree to an arrangement which wield place the repre sentation of the town in the hands of a liberal conserva tive, and of • mod -rate Whig." Lord Palmerston ii mentioned as an eligible candidate. The Liverpool Times then continues Why should we be willing to put up with • second-rata men London is represented by the Prime Minister—the West Riding of Yorkshire by a member of his Cabinet--Edinburgh by the moat eloquent member of the ministry—Devonport by the Homo Secretary—Man chester by the Vice-Preeident of the Board of Trade—llaiifax by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. These extensive con steuencies haste committed the representation of their iote rests sae opinions to ministers of the crown; and went reason can there be why Liverpool should seek fur its representeft tins in an inferior clue? YORKSHIRE. COMMISMON DT THE LuILD-LIELTENANT.—W. B. Naylor, E-q., to be captain, vice Taylor, deceased, of Yeomanry LIBERAL DONATIONA—The representatives of the late Christopher Beckett, Esq., of Leeele, hanker, who died intes tete, have presented the sum of 1.0001., in equal shares to the three Leeels Medical charities—the General Infirmary, the Hour of Reeovery or Fever Hospital, and the Public Dis pensary—and to the R pen Diocesan Church Building Society, of which, during his lifetime he was an active pro moter aced patr in. They have also set apart the sum of 1,0001. av a fund for se-iitlng the church iii the borough of Leeds to make farther eel...violist' efforts on behalf of the poorer classes, and more especially to enable their schools to obtain the benefit of government aid, and to suggest a plan by which these object. can be must effectually accomplinhed, thei=r 4 c invited the ansi- Lance of the Rev. D... Hook, vicar of the Rev. W. Sinclair, incumbent of St. George's Church, and the Rev. J. Fawcett, incumbent of St. Meek's Church, Woodhouse. Masses. BECKETT AND Co.'s BANK AT LKIDS.—Our respondent informs us that in consequence of the recent death of Christopher Beckett, Esq., the senior partner in the eminent banking firm of Mee.. Beckett and Co., at Leeds, two of the brother. of the deceased, nam ly, T. Beckett, Em., and E. Denison, Req., M.P., have become partners in the bank • and also G. Hyde, Esq., lately one of the agents of the Leeds branch of the Bank of Ragland • so that the firm will in futon consist of those gentlemen, an d of W. Beckett, Esg.,M.P.4and J. Smith, Esq., the surviving partners of the late &M. INCORpORATION or BRADFORD.— Official intimation has been received that at the Privy Council meeting, held on Saturday lest, at Buckeigham Palace, it was resolved t grant a municipal charter of incorporation to the inhabitant householders of the four townshlps—Bradford, Bowling, Holton, and Manningham—th campes^_ the parliamentary borough of Bradford. It is said that the borough is to be divided into eight wards, and to elect fourteen aldermen and forty-two councillor. HEALTH or TOWNS' 13111...—0 n Wednesday evening a meeting of the inhabitants of Bredforil, convened in com pliance with a requisition, wu held in the Temperance Hall in that tow., to consider the propriety of petitioning par liament in favour of the general provisions of Lord Mor peth's Health of Towns' Lill. The vicar of Bradford, and several clerical and iniellcal gentlemen of the town were presents. the meeting, which was very numerously attends I. Mr. 0. Born, am of the constables, presided; and after Illide•EIBB Mom tho vlsar (Rim. J. Burnett, LL.8.,) the Bev. W. Morpoi‘ W. Mom& Req., 'T. Beaumont, Esq., and several odor and working men, resolutions were screed to, eopmelsi of the principles and provisions of the bill, without phodifinig the meeting to all the details. The consomptism of mike was, by one resolution, stated to I • wpm* sad brW a due regard t• the public health. A petition la home of the bill wu approved, and ordered to be Opal by Ss dminnan on behalf of the meeting. A osumalltos of seven gentlemen, and six working men, ma appointed to watch the peewees of the =moue throopb parliament. On the tame evening a mooting of We umbers of the Leeds district order of Odd Fellow, of the Manchester Unity, was held in the Court House, Lurk to express their opinions upon the Health of Towne MIL The meeting was convened by Mr. Priers, G.M., of the district order, who in his address stated, , thatZif offsetive sanitary measures were established, it would eli.. a saving in the contributions of the members of the order to the amount of 120,0001. per annum. Mr. Primo presided, and after addresses from 'evertl gentlemen, princi pally of the medical profession, who had been invited to take part in ohs proceedings, resolutions were adopted in favour of sanitary reform generally, and of the Health of Towns BE in particular. INCORPORATION OF WAKlFlELD.—Mettalirea are in pro gress for originating a petition to the Queen in Council, praying the grant of • charter of incorporation to the in habitiwts of the parliamentary borough of Wakefield. The main argument put forward in support of the measure is, that it will enable the town to have the benefit of Lord Morpeth's Health of Towns Bill ; but it in inaccurately stated in one of the placards, recommending the application for a charter, that the additional burden up= the inha bitants will not be more than We a year. CHESITIRE LAMINTABLI CONDITION OF STOCKPORT —The Coe- Skims of this boroneh is ems described in the Stockport Advertiser of yesterday The eandatim at the meting dem have fa near* am DM, If not r time in the ran et lad and teei, end any Imre el =ailment. InSraseir Is the winderg et the opsra= " rossololoil wilt the sitailtswer the Mia the pecuniary elesiamMones et Um hear ors st Essressol, dis later neeereftly lenguldsina gospsetimeft apes; lodeedom sortsin athis seseYrrif awmy dowel Iraisma wlll6l the Dm ousel us lot lib brim Ms drawl mss* dm sr. aumgoatel weft vilotit vista the aulbe KAM AM well may 2t le the sank elm se master era ularleathe at Melanoma an ennessed win the won MY v dish sr* Manlius otey ter wart, with peovl delft the risk and rents and Mud taus es high as at any period when Os isessmelem of life were only half like price, and mem win delft lire smalsady hope we are net approaabing that rovvial porta el UM, _wins .11twepurt sem to let, when the evermore of Or pier Ma womb ift 1,000 empty dwelliega ea their books CORONEIie Cooirra.—Last night's Gazette contains the order in council (under the act to amend the law respecting the office of county coroner), dividing the county into three districts, for the holding of coroners' courts. For the first, or northern district, the court is to.be held at Coventry, and the poll taken there ; for the second, or central district, at Warwick ; ud for the third, or southern district, at Strat ford-upon-Avon. The municipal boroughs of Warwick and Birmingham, and the royal town of Sutton Coldfield, con tinue to have coroners of their own, to the exclusion of the county coroners. 1/•1 Tv • 11•91,117.1.112.• runaravpienuna. GROAT FIRS AT Dessortooorrossaa KETTERING.— Yesterday, intelligenos was received at the London fire in surance offices of an extensive fire at Desborough, near Ket tering, which at one period threatened destruction to the en tire town. After the lapse of several hours, the firemen succeeded in mastering the flames, but not until about 20 houses, besides barns, stacks, and outbuildings, had been destroyed. The spacious premises belonging to Yr. Kilborn, known as the Georgeonn, ere severer damaged. NOTTINOBUtttII Loan JOHN MANNINO, Till DUCE or NEWCASTLZ, AND Tau Baia wog NNWAII.—It will be remembered that in Ibis pow, a few days since, we gave the following paragraph of rao, aura ladlstm Ilasaws has wartwead the alsalors at /Cowart that, whoa the paraddialia abut mho, la will ad oda alarm] of Its wog arallial Whin la lea. err la las aa. Ikon, ears : " Oa pates pima I lonia wilit par ma& awls I wan la scarps/NW wares batons us Wait I Mak trwa cliot as I WE imp lowa a alit lo turrarria_ toly ether esetelittoseer. !hi methe atilt hairs my nalnataat we ha ear win ails la aura" Mr. Ms Morn gratos,a Pear* law aloe liaalt . _ _ le rekrase* te this ceetemplated *Nye i• the represen ted= et Newark, the Phetireghass aellellia, of yesterday, w7f;*Estee rem the YAW bee% masks Crelehr all ern reaselkhb. Ele I:24 .. add igai. t. °llst ham Sew* eirellesete. Thee le se pealed ha. teem Wm mg lie deerrott be Yes se eta to arms aassajWarre. VW. kw be ressess his seal re risasn Ye merit owls dal labels • eresies• elk ell* to mhos ow sallselitas Yoh she have es eammilet rereed elks& oar We ems 1111 Ohs aortal. ma the fethinfie, b, OW! the meemesot it elhetteL LarelJahis Wm. le he Team le ken pule; be .1• wayward sad seesstris la tee prellederewer, ea be b. sameame, s men of kirk art or mil l k sea foamed& NE& la Waft his peculiar holes to he reerresik• al he ski" he bas inhibited leo wet I s = tar kaki le be sereeelk le tt • Duke et Neerearke. Or Noble ohm et he haveek awl 11 L. dente% seUseipaily. bemuse Makers to krearkirele Ms rem* het he noble hied is emersiare Week T e ti ti n., ish Beet 'kW le theemerreese Ow hie itrdelsie's alakili mme The piesersth eurshulerhy elerise Sat " ter. a Padier, bra allffel Idersit sejs aessikestel d rlik Is weft eseept se to the now andleate take • "Pylita" rt 'labs tbat Mr. Gladstone, Mkt lereetery -grebe minim be Or Mime Nes warm egpsesesesi Nemec mug SIM his redial" es Salm cat edam ase terermeleg llememis Mense s brim the net Wig *dal le Intimbile Vt amesnree tempsellmlbeeelll M. It Is —le be expesis4 ~k that the Mseg el Pella 'ilia was se stew • year ago &edit amie fre ambient as* esieuree at persist my one In the ellgeMet dopes aided al* thee tiendad embody. We snap, More na Menniselhelem to ea desired Feel ite, because the le gist • Faille. We as my, dim at the roe ant the Imenselleeentlemen le meta biped ,ese, molter- I "Nees kis& er as eareamsdag slam. Aims= lingual' or 30,0001.—The N.:Wing/tans Josomia of yeglimday says: ‘' During the week an incalculable amount d exeitement has keen caused in the business • sad especially amongst those interested in money dubs, by cite singular step which one of the partners of a celebrated e:-mayor has thought fit to take. The particulate of the emir are so involved in mystery, and the versions of tie story so numerous and contradictory, that it would be ins pendent te attempt anything like a regular or explicit rela tion of them. The following. however, we believe, may be relied upon as authentic -It seems that, in diplomatic phrase, the relations between the two partners had been for some time anything but satisfactory; and it is stated that, on Saturday last, a violent quarrel took place between them. On Monday morning, between ten and eleven, the dissatis fied partner went to the countinghouse of the firm, near the Park, and contrived to abstract a strong box, containing (amongst other documents) promissory notes, securitics, and papers, numec'ed with money clubs, of large amount. The sum is variously steted at from 30,0001. to 70,0001. ; but the real amount is probably somewhere midway between those sums. A warrant was procured against the alleged offender, and the officers, on searching his house, found the box; but some of the notes are said to have been t ,ken away. On Wednesday, the county bench of magistrates, previous to commencing their ordinary ho-inns, had a consultation in their private mom; and though the subject of their deli berations did net transpire, it was understood to be the oc currences above named. We believe the matter will be further investigated to-morrow (this day) at the Shire-hall. The affair has evidently originated in partnership disputes, and the occurrence will prabably not sustain criminal pro coedits's" NORFOLK. A FIRE TOOL PLACE AT Dies, on Thursday, by which ten houses were destroyed. The fire originated in a carpen ter's shop, where a large quantity of wood slump basing been placed in the grate, the chimney was ignited, and the flames extended to the thatched roof. Many of the sufferers were not insured. ..... COMMISSION BY TFIE ' f:RD-I.IWITENANT. — W. J. Chap lin, Esq., to be deputy-lieutcaant. BEM:SHIRE. ELECTION PROSPECTS AT WINDSOE.—Both the sitting member., Col. Iteid (who was manned in Nov. 1845, upon the death of the late Mr. Rannbottom), and Mr. Ralph Neville (who was returned, for the first time, at the general election in 1841), have expensed an intention of again soli citing the suffrage* of the electors. A c orespondent says— •' That the representation of the royal borough will be con tested by either one or two government candidates, there appears to be n• doubt. Looking at the results of termer contested elections at Windsor, it is most probable the Castle interest, as it is tanned, will return one member. Amongst thole whose names have been mentioned, within the last day or two, at likely to offer themselves in the government in terest, are Lord Listowel, the late member for St. Alban's, and Mr. George Edward Anson, the Keeper of her Majesty's Privy Purse. fine ens. EXHIBITION IN ST. JAMES'e PALACE.—The Ban quetting Hell, in St. James's Palace, hu been turned into an exhibition room, and the public are admitted by orders from the Lord Chamberlain to see "the two royal pictures," painted by Winterhalter, for the Queen, in the January of the pro. sent year. One is small, the other large. The small picture is a full-length portrait of the Prince of Wales in a sailor's dress—a black straw cap on his head, little bits of blue about his shirt, black horn-bottom to his white jean trowsers, his handkerchief tied about his neck in a sailor's knot, and kis hands stuffed deep into the pockets of hie trewserr. Such is a description of the picture, but little can be said in favour of it as • work of art. The attitude is airy enough, but the face wants character. What would it have been in Sir Joshua Reynolds's hands ? Look at his Master Crewe as Henry so full of character and colour. With ill its defects, this portrait of the Prince is • national picture. One warms to the dress, and " Rule, Britannia," and " Ye mariners of England," rush willitrgly to the lips. The second of" the two royal pictures" is what painters call a family group. It is a very large picture, representing the Queen and Prince Albert and their live children. It is almost as much an indoor as an out door scene. The Queen and the Prince are repre sented seated on a sofa—the Queen in a white dress and the order of the garter, and the Prince in a suit of black, with black silk stockings. On the Queen's right, and standing by her side, is the Prince of Wales, in • red velvet dress, and immediately in trout of the Queen is her Majesty's second son, in the act of running to play with his three saten, who form a charming group on the left of the composition. The two elder Princesses are playing with their youngest sister on a cushion on the ground, and Prince Albert is represented touching the Queen's hand, and di recting her attention to the group before her, while his left hand hangs lackadaisically down, as if he was fond of showing off his wristband. Oa the Prince's left is a table, with fruit upon it, and on her Majesty's right is • vase of flowers. The floor is carpeted. Such is a brief description of • very interesting picture ; one, however, which cancrg be compered for • moment with the Pembroke family at Wilton, the Marlborough family at Blenheim, or the Comoro family at Northumberland House, but richer in colour than we bad bees led to expect from the pictures, at Sir Robert Peel's, of the Queen and the Prince by the same artist. The " exhibition," if such it may be called, will well repay a visit. We may add that the two pictures are to be engraved —both, we believe, by Mr. Cousins, who never suffers a work to pass from his hands without adding to its excel lences. ROYAL ACADEBLY.—MT. Pay sold his picture of " Joan of Arc" yesterday, at the private view of the Royal Academy, for the large sum of 2,300 guineas. EXETER HALL—Mendelssohn's " Elijah " was re pastel last night, when Miss Hawes and Herr Staudigt sang, for the first time in London, the Music which was assigned to them on the original production of the oratorio at Birming ham. The part of El(jalt requires a singer of no ordinary powers ; and Herr Staudigl's sonorous voice and impassioned declamation have ample scope for display. The frequent hearings we have now had of this great work, fully confirm us in the opinieit we expressed of its merits on the occasion of its first performance at Birmingham. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. °moan, Aram 2g.—ln a 000gregatioa holden this morning, the following degrees were cooferred, vie. ,--Badaelor of fusic : C. Good ban, Wag. HalL Master of Arts :B. Uotflehl, Chr. Ch., M.P. for Lud low, Grand Compounder ; Bev. B. S. V. Blacker, Chr. Ch., Grand Compounder; T. P. Bogen, Che. Ch., Grand Compounder; Bev. J. L. Patterson, Trio., Grand Compounder; J. T. A. Minn, Lincoln, Grand Compounder; Rev. I. Cole, St. Mary Hall; E. K. bayle, St. Mary Hall; 1t5...1. M. Hawker, Ball. BeAelor of Arta it. W. Crarroft, Ball. ; A. !Wader. BAIL ; J. E. A. Pamela, Cals.; P- G. Arnold, Exec ; 11. M. Eralairall, Oriel; J. Oldham, Brain.; H. A. Middleton, Sch. of Mrsorri.; T. A. Daahwood, Chr. CL. ; a. F. H. ScholeSehl, TOIL; H. Barer, Trim ; W. 8. Bluckc, Magri. Hall; D. 1.. Alexander, St. Mary ttah ; C. T. Alder, Set. of Jesuit ; W. Seeley, Si. Albin Hill; Cm- New-inn H all; E. T. W. Polehampton., Fell. of Pero.; T. C. Parker, Wadham ; E. W. Fox, Weinman ; it, W. Haraims, Bali; J. H. Carden, But ; C. Randolph, (Dr. Ch. CAMBIUDO4 Aram 10.—The Vine-Chancellor has Rime notice, that at tho eager pion on Wedneeday next, May 5, the following pace will be aired to the senate That eandidates for the d ILE. he allesimi M ellhe themrvee for examination by the Pro- gamer et Climmilry mai Botany after the expiration of three ran thdr sbielea." By • regulation at present in force, ant coo lers. IF row el lie mere. Feb. 27, MS, candidates are allowed to _— limmdl•ss tar germination at any ties during their fifth year tea said" het me tt, Yaw moored that her Majesty has signified her intention to Mow the university with her presence at the a?prowhing no. Karim. NAVAL. Termasine, Aria amend this morn. lam seilease Kimkr tin trig d Mr. It. Z. Law, liming = a se a r= tho wi rp a r he diol ethe Deem et the ArrheMp. Poor Moo Mee Parr, redder; end matalare Cars. Pere, Chide ley tog freterered, mit !Mr ihst yr the death =ti et the Item le Oaa trim etaserr, be took serraseet d that brig, smil epee melee der" the mounts with the primmer, totted a dearer M their* Melemer die/. ; sad after a hither examination by • imam Madam aggsbiel by Mr (Com. esivimi) the delleienty me bre le be la mar OIL It. tte. Tha error geom. Saiwyn Imes oserbeerMil by toe the W as. get ot the Star. Mr. Law remedbil ems ihr hml stated thst ha mw himself epee re mar at the met Ile briar Ort. Drily Mama ere et meirep. let be re hit shit Pr peer Si edit. Om Derr Wag deal. smil berg est Isla reseris Mir the wt. Me earl. M. MAllle, Arm* vie apased. that wpm emend aseadoes ha had vervel leer mars stream hem Mr. Lamy bar Com bo d z . lbr erierp,, lapels at • midi end • woe, thee sere r • This Miro sell he did mat Mae If the rosy was tar praiser "gib mdse. sr It it heit bra re W. The gram here aberalbst. the Depar Jeep Adverb agar the seireme et the mart to be rat tbs Ontario iThrhesdrrlllerrys rodeo IMMXIIIIk Arius. M.—lle Bove (00), re bete eammireeed at tide part. eaureaur, Aran. 10.—Poomooreimme—T. R. Winn led T. T. Warm to be topsides; T. E. Brmora and J. 0. Morsage, tote iermasiders. treereecires.--Comessader Loire; liektenanta A. S. Booth, 0.5. Taylor, J. P. Rime T. M M.O. J. Heath, ant H. N. Our- Ne; Illidahlipmes as Miller , iner ; Asting- mate R. A. Hochman; alibis•. Orlon aml A. ales; Purger 0. Hester 0. Jima Lligessiimaler 0. Meg • Clerk J. Doves; so! Clerks- Blanews; bre WI be. appointed to ti • e Have. Surgeon Clerks ad mint IL T. lestmais t to Jemry ; Maiatant-sarrOns O. Utica =•llL i t . esehe ; J. Mere to Victory; Muter J. J. Bull, to mestere IL Walker, to Queen, and 0. William* to N. Timer; Mr Mesesereer L Libby, to Lucifer, and It. T. Dun • Omonaliat Ormiwilicisallarro W. 0. Plenty. to William and Mar : Clets i -melseet T. Illebards, to Meteor; Boatswain J. But ler (eseirmsd), to MILITARY. Dassimants of the Royal Artillery and Sewers sad Mhters, hnolidid how iron Rallfita Nova Fen* joined at held-quarters, an ‘15111110114. TIN Woolwich division of Chelan Pensioners h rassally noshed eepellhatlaa ot 40 men. They will be called eat ilsr merlin in awl. Summon emu wig he Use 017Aandi Ann win Rinsc Roan Omen (Bura).—Dreetlas Sus either at tho honewhold cavalry eirighnras allnale been of rare aerausesee. Several dreertloav o bervever, ream elm Sarin the sarperal in the Wad it die htslaelesei at wlYree mbe Van away here his mime on Ism% Stavaled Neat a larlolalt say realm sway with ben • um air nary akaularr esS 11.~ be had Net teem Irmsamse et r. Ike ~Dr et the bred. It am bres sumbievrt that he meld Sem Uvreerry SO welt bePaw Tie% rsa Sam IMMO Inainni Ing= kW Yaw wens to be WWI it it that la about re= Nudes. 'Mars Brieres, la Or aura rest, has aim awl he Illowlek It Is ogpwrid,hr to Asserfro• • seem ippon w h... sat aimed OM emir, lOW= ray sit ea, In Mat remit Is theTh — ealant way, Oat tbsn winters, as *nag the Moslcans, are airspeed to the rank n anigeonts, sad tLt Cardin nomearaminammd ream have hamedlandy rrommleivae prearnted to them It Is dated that them are certain meats la thin errantry mho have bees, and *till may Orr, employed to tamper with tba Enn a h solder, SPORTING. Cll7-STEI PACES.—Trirsarist (cosocumao). Betarma Broom of 3 ow.. each and 39 .Wad. Winner to be sold kg lOW., kr. Heats, (is. senor Course. (6 oalbo ) Mr. Prices Kismet. tiot Mlr Mr. Haworth's Bahia Bursa list ( lll.l2 W:Pranci s ii 0 1 2 1 Mr. oobaldostalse's too to pnvU among Tailors, Get (J. Prince) 2 0 Mr. 8911ohy's Pizarro, 7st 51b (rityche) 3 0 Mr. IL Misrland's Elemi, Bst Cb ( 1311 rPhY) 0 0 Mr. C-Iletes Juvenal, Bst 410 (Whitehouse) 0 dr The lira boat was won by half • seek, .04 the .rood by a length. Debar Itirrnsu os Tuosiomr l'inseT.-11 to 2 opt sftnyughsta (6 to I t), II to 2 apt Cossack (t), 810 I apt Vila 'hump, 10 to 1 apt Mr. Mastio, 14 to 1 age: Cleutift, 16 to 1 apt Planet, 20 to I agot ' , Versate. 40 to I ask Mathematician. 40 to 1 agst Bed llart, 40 to 1 54st 014 Port, 45 to I apt Ulysses, 1,000 to 15 opt Notungbam, 1,000 to 10 apt Zipporah colt (M. 1,000 us IS rpt Hoped Chase, 11,090 to 12 apt Philuoo )t). 2,;000 Ito 40 apt Epfrote (t). Osos.-1 to 1 spit ClemEdlns (t), 8 to 1 apt Farmer's Daughter, IS to 1 apt f out of Chita Arnold's dam. l'amst.—Estos drama of 15 ors. each, 5 ft, with 30 added; I-yr old., gat 101 b; kur. Ast 10Ib; Clio sad gektuip allowed 41h Gros se.* Course. (tsubo.) Mr. T. Daemon us*. Leon. 3 yrs. ...... . - . Walked over Eras HANDICAP STAKES of sors;e44ll, k 11., with 54 added. Mono quarters of a mile. (32 auto.) Air. Worthington'sghsrstoo, 4 yea g r lo .t. or l Mr. Weter'it Kateliffe, 6 yrs The following slaw started, bet were sot placed : 6eum,The Cur, liglithoad, the Jolly Beggar, Duc.an.Degrak Plakinkindem, Elia-Meth. Bantu La, Brows Sly, Mahone, Atotiel, lady lArewell, June, Magnet- Betthor : to 2 apt Shannon. 7to 3 sett IlLtbrol, D .Z to IPm Eutaw, slept l j ibe Cur, and Bto 1 apt m. d rro.. W on rw a, TIA t. • thud, The Abiliel WM. CaLloaralleraZal Ott snm. each, IS ft, and may S if declarrd, with SO addel. stooki to sans hi. .take. One idle 3 furlongs. (49 seta, 2! el neon dedereal.) Mr. UNDO Newleent, Set. (T. % M Bedell 1 ak Mr. Minany, lee SID (Templessea 2 Mr. Illeleplee Swell& it SO (J. Emus. 3 The follenier tame net pined .• Pam, Sweetmeat, soil The Dart. bekling : S Its 4on Mendicant, 5 to I agst Vanish, 6to t apt The /OW. / i 0 1 opt DodtreF, 7 to 1 ant Sagacity. Won in a caster by three kappa Run in 2 min. 44 Si.. WINILAT. drums of 10 arms each, with se eared. for two. yr.okl colts, 8.1 12Ib ; three, 94; allies and pis allowed 310. The wood to rave his stake. T.Y.C. (2 subs.) Mr. Mei.oo's Jovial Lord Stanley's Abdiel ... (F. Butler) 2 Mr. Oshlldrotoue's Bockatene (Prince) S Mr. J. link's Tory Bay (Crouch) 4 Batting 5 5 4 apt Jovial, 6to apt Abdiel, sod 3to I apt Buck stoua!lion to very easy. Eon hi 1 min. 30 see- Kabi ;Intelligence. EQUITY COURTS. Berme the Viec-Chaneer.or M England. VAUGHAN V. DUNPOYNII.-PETITION.-RECRITEIL-A petition was presented in this muse, praying that the re ceiver who had been originally appointed by the court might be ordered In discontinue paying interest upon a mortgage made by L idy Dunboyne , in the early part of the year 1843. It was stated in sarport of the petition, that Lady Dunboyne, *bow maiden name was Hussey, intermarried with a Mr. Vincent Vaughan, in April, 1831; that Mr. Vaughan died in June, 1838 ; and that his widow married Lord Dunboy no in 1842; that the mortgage in question was consequently xecuted while she was a married woman, which she had no power to do. On the other hand, it was stated that if Lady Dunboyne had been married in 1842 such marriage was without the knowledge of any of her friends, and there were several witnesses, among whom were her solicitors, who stated that she had not married Lord Dun boyne till December, 1843; that the mortgagee was ignorant of the fact, and that if the marriage had actually taken place it was a direct fraud upon him for Lady Dunboyne to have executed such a deed. Lady Dunboyne was now dead, and her representative was an infant. Mr. J. Parker, Mr. Bothell, Mr. Rolf, Mr. Greene. Mr. Bromehead, and Mr. Helder, appeared as counsel in the case. The Vice•Chat.cellor said he could not enter into the ques tion respecting tim vali..ity of the mortgage until he had more inlormauon respecting it. It appeared that the re. ceiver had been appointed in consequence of the mortgagee, Mr. Gates, having threatened to file a bill to compel payment of what was due igen the mortgage. The effect, therefore, war to prevent Sir. Gates from filing his bill. The court must be informed whether he still had any intention of filing a bill, and the petition must stand over for that purpose. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in Homo. TH. ATTOKNRY-ORNIttAL v. WILLIAM BAILEY.—DIS TILLS:FIirt OF SPIRITS FOR CHEMICAL P CUPOSIte.— Du-rt.—This was an information filed by the Attorney- General against the defendant, who is a chemist, to recover a large amount of penalties for having distilled sweet spirits .f nitre, and other toirits used for chemical purposes, with out having had the ordinary distiller's license. The question at issue, which turns upon the construction of the acts of parliament n latint the payment of duty by distillers, and the customs' duties gt nerally, came before the court yester day in the form of a special case. The Attorney-General was heard in support of the information, and Mr. Martin, Q.C., for the defends it. The facts were precisely the same as those which were In-ported in this journal about twelve months ago, upon the trial of a similar infornudien against the brother of the pre ant defendant. The court took time to consider its judgment, which will be looked to with much interest. PREROGATIVE COURT. Before Sir H. J._ Put. -.— CAN THIS DESTRL'CIION Or • WILL RAYONS CODICILS? —This important question in testamentary proceedings was raised upon motion this day. The property at stake is about 20,0001. of realty, and 17,0001. of personalty, The testator, in the presence of CaptAin Waleot, tore up the will, saying it would not affect the codicils by which distribution of the property was to be mat :e. The court was asked to grant probate of the codicils, ex the will that had been torn up and burnt animo revoccndi. . . The court on motion could not, us minors and others abroad were not represented, grant the motion. The gee.- tioa at law being new, must be formally brought before it. POLICE.-YESTERDAY. GUILDHALL.—FRAVD.—Mr. J. Clarkson, a merchant, residing in Trump.street, King-street,Cheepside,was charged with hating obtained a quantity of goods under false pre tences. Mr. Clarkson, accompanied by a Mr. Sehotlender, a shipping merchant, had called on Main. Kolle, wholesale hone-hair dealers, is Gray's-inn-lane, and from what then transpired, Messrs. Kolle'e traveller was sent the following day to Clarkson, when ho received an order for horse-hair goods of the value of 1061. They were directed to be sent to the Custom-house Quay, and the order was executed on Mo tt :il e a/ last. However, it turned out that instead of being ship they were taken away on the Tuesday, and depo id at a Mr. Soloman?, a shipping merchant, in Basing- hall-street. Hence, the present proceeding,. The goods were to be paid for at the (rid of one month, u a cash trans action; but, if credit was given, the payment was not to be made fur three months. References were given by Mr. Clarkson to three gentlemen, to all of whom the traveller went, accompanied by the prisoner, and was satisfied with what took place. —Mr. Abraham Solomans deposed that Mr. Schotlander, whom he hail known for about six or seven years, came to him, and said a friend of his was desirous of shipping some goods to Hambro', and asked him if he would sh p them to his correspondent, and mike an advance. He replied that he would, and gave • cheque on his banker for 551. to Clarkson. The goods arrived, and he unpacked them to see if all were correct. Ho was not aware that they came from any other wharf or quay.—Mr. Sehetlander's solicitor said that he had only known Mr. Clarkson about three months, and wished to explain all the circumstances of the affair.— Sir Peter Laurie said there was no occasion, as he was con vinced that Mr. Soloman' had been acting in a proper manner, and that Mr. Bchotlander had been the dupe of Mr. Clarkson.—Roe, the dB .er of the court, said he had known the prisoner for a, last three or four years, and that he was the companion of a man named Parker, whom he had in custody some years back for defrauding tradesmen of goods to the amount of about 11,0001.—Sir Peter Laurie said he should send the case before another tribunal, but he would take security for the prisoner's appearance, himself in 801, and two sureties of 401. each. BOW-STREET.--Joein M'Cobe, the young man who was brought before Mr. J ardine, charged with having in his possession and uttering a hill-stamp for 30e., the writing on which had been erased to defraud the Stamps and Taxes of the allowance granted on spoilt stamps, was brought up for examination. After some observation, Mr. Jardine directed the father to enter into kis recognisance for the ap pearance of his son if called upon. CLBRKENWELL.—Baueat ASSAULT.—Thomas Bar net nod George Clarke, were charged by police-constable Owner, 1118 0, with assaulting and seriously injuring him. The pressentor deposed, that on Thursday , night he found the prisoners fighting in St. John-street, Clerkenwell, and he interfered to prevent them, and, in attempting to take them into custody, Barrett struck him a violent blow on the head, and knocked him down. They struggled together on the ground, when Clarke kicked him (satins) violently several times on the aide. Barrett got up and swore, he would have his life, and made a rush at witness, and gave him a dreadful kick on the abdomen, which laid him pros trate on the ground in the greatest ag .ny. Two policemen came to his assistance, as did also some passengers, and the prisoners were taken into custody after • desperate resistance. Witness was conveyed to the station-house, where he was attended to by Mr. Sheely, surgeon-assistant to Mr. Taylor, the 0 divisional doctor, and he was perfectly disabled from duty.-209 and 25 0 corroborated this evidence.—Mr. Wm. Sheely, the surgeon, said be had examined the person of the prosecutor, who was seriously injured.—The prisoners did not deny the charge, goyim,: that they were drunk—They were fully committed for te ial. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. The report, already noticed in the Ezpress as current in Stock Exchange quarters, of en operation for transferring some millions of gold from Russia to this country, became publicly confirmed this morning, as evi dently known in certain quarters before. The exact par ticulars however remain yet to be made known. The effect upon the funds had been partially forestalled by the previous advance in the rates, roused by the purchases of parties in possession of the secret in part if not in the whole. Consols, however, on the more full development of the report this morning advanced from 861 to j money, and 86; to j for account, the opening prices, to 871 money, end 87j account as the maximum rates of the day. A reaction in the usual course of jobbers realising profits brought the prices on leaving off to 87; to j for money, and 871 to 1 for time. Should this money transac tion of Russia be of the neture surmised in intelligent circles it is not impossible that • more consldersble im provement in funded values may be the consequence. Reduced Threes were 86. Three and-a-Quarter per Cants. w ere last quoted 871 to i, which would appear to be a mistake in the atheist list, in view of the equal or al mart prices of consols. Supposing the Russian financial operation not to be finally determined, it would evidently be,. in each case, • much more advantageous bargain to buy three-and-a-quarter per omits- than consols at tOe rates oft chilly stated for the latter. Long Annuities were 9to 1. Ex Bank Stock, 189 to 191. Exchequer Bills, Ba. to 6s. discount. Consols Scrip, 21 to 2 discount. The settlement of the account in foreign stocks produced a few more quotations of prices, but the Mulatto dons was in significant, as all attention was directed to the home funds under the peculiar excitement of eireunistasees. Mexican was called only 191 to 20. Brazilian New 81 to 3. Chilian 91 to 3. New Grenada 191 to 201. Spanish Fives were rather better at 231 to 4/ ; the Threes at 34410 54. Dutch were in advance at 681 to 9; the Fours at 89 to S. There was a private meeting to day at the Hall of Com merce, composed of several of the first city notabilities, to I take into consideration the present deranged position of money affairs. Sir O. Larpent was called to the chair, bet after • short conversation it was agreed to adjourn and await the explanations and expositions which might be made and were expected this evecing in the House of Commons on the financial state of the country. 'The Liverpool deputation it is understood lave gone down with an assurance of more banking accommodation, and that affairs would shortly show a better aspect. A further and more extraordinary rise in foreign exehaage took place to-day than has been witnessed far the several post days during which the rates have been more or ler on the &dewier. he fact itself mast not be construed in the light of a balance of trade in favour of this country, the con trary being notoriously the case, but to the extraordinary scarcity rat money at present experienced, which indisposes the greatest capitalists themselves, who ere the ruling dt alers in, and drawers of, exchange, from buying bills. On Anastasia= the rates negotiated were 12,51 to 61 ; on Rot terdam 12.61 to 1 ; on Antwerp 26.10 to 16 ; on Hamburg the advance was something remarkable, the rates to day being 13.121 to 13.13/, which last post day were 13.111 to 13.121 ; on Frankfurt, 1221 to ; on Pans, 26 to 26.10; on Vienna, 10.91 to 11; on Leghorn, 30.60 to 6 , 5 on Narita, lower at 40 to 401; on Madrid, in hard dollars, 471 to 471, on the calculation of exchange according to the new law in hard dollars all at three months. On Lisbon, at 60 days, 63 to 4. Oa account of the extreme scarcity of money little business was done even at these rates, and this difficulty of money, attributed to the excessively restrictive action of the Beak, sees • subject of general though not exactly justified animadversion on the Exchange to-day. Such, it wee averred, was the derangement of mercantile affair', as testified by such a state of exchange and of money, that a crash was imminent, unless a change took place, and the Bank loosened its purse-strings. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 24th instant give, as compared with those of the previous week, the following results : lleadatlea—lares 122,349,146 ClroalMado—dative 19,830,145 Pablisimais 1031,518 Mir dopeolla— 9,123,409 OevoraMmamouritimia Beshing itspartment 11,177,319 Other ostarttlat. 111,079,627 Dec ease 1,031,374 Oda aloe Baits ..... 9,313,890 7 day sad Ober Wk. 846,975 ma Res 1,400,789 We may hare Something to say about this Remind to morrow. ailed OP ZNOLANn.—Ancoene foe the Week sagas April 14. Net. Loma 1,111,340.146 lhoprieten Capita 47:aim-Va lk. 3A00,10 PeWisb‘,...A.(ilbrierlin Ls, Aevser, Pay. Maks, enrurplaknersaNalal. Detn,oodDly.AceosatO IJOCSIS Other Orpotita 9,116.40/ @c.o.d., cod other Bale 6114.97 5 Lll,lo,Ael GovernineM Debt 411,011,103 Other Wearlnes Gold Coln .od 7.120,0nt Weer Bullion 1.4/101 4 irotldln,l4o - 4;;;.;;;We s .t Ilsevrit leo - Aril 13. 11141. dollar Dead Weight Aaattity).. L11.117,110 Other decaritlea Notes Chad aad ativer Coen 11. lIAZ6HALL, Mier esskler. I FUNDY. Booth leo Atari, 4? Cowls too Acct.. 11111 VI I 1 3 per Ca. °oral*, Strip tt, dia. I In. WY. N., 3 I 11 I Ditto, L4OO. I Alt par B tie. Ditto, Magi, l I I Co. TVWI3II. I 4 per Ct. Portapseee 3144.4., 441 I wet. kora D0e.,1321,,C Bt. 14$ 10. rz rfX. 1p44 DO., Mot., nor 3 per Cr., do , Lett., May 14, NI le per CV Gail— Mt .. And. Isibmp. It 4 por Ont. Data Oert., IN 9 LED STOMA ABROAD. 33 per Cr. Med. Aram. Sti I 1 3 per Ct. Oabs. Amu., qiiii :tell/ par Ct 1173 i 01 117 i Loag.saa, ea. In. I. INO, Ditto N in.. 31-13 NORIII0) InSt..7 . lrmallisa Year NY, len utl 6 per Ct. C 111166 11.14, II I per Ct. 6e. 33 per (.1. Date, Equalst I per C.l.e Oreve4a Hondo, N ei 3 pee Ceet. Illexlcan, 1646,112 20 Ditto Lent, MDT It , THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY I, 1847. I IlseZl, ' I pre 0.13. . 76 I De. . . DS 110 16 Do. . . 61 I Do. . . Heppe 5, 101 0. forl Do. I. 1613. It* Do. 3 . .., lj 2116plee Roo 6. ts . 1410 topers Lowe . 5 0 11 ":' Trreeirry Nola 11ank ohms. . MO Cr^6 , orre es ladles (30 ism 16 66. 31.0at0, A, 1t• 21.-11(ope per One., per Ceuta., 14 emery . 1.11•••••• • it .t Doak of ID. Ferdlaaal, (74.—Raehoue en PARIS, Aran. St urresa. Nur*. 4..09 , 00t. 77 vo 74 77 90 H$ Se J 111 /0 I 110 00 , . ili weary, ill aceseat , hal esey, • acme.; Coupes, IS; Lae.1=1.4,1 3.1. RAILWAY NEWS. The settlement of account in shares yesterday passed off well. Although with no transactions in any lines of particular or noticeable extent, it may be stated that prices were altogether better, and with promise of a favour able market. Of coarse this is the consequence of the easier position in which money affairs arc likely to be placed by the financial operation of Russia. SHikilli LlST.—Lomoos, Aram 30. Nvl.-11.• walla=t ft. la Smite Omni... &OM aft tnimao- --- ' iii...7711.:71a..7i;i7.47.;17.; , ,;rer.. ..'..‘ ........- pos. 4439. 30 'LAM .... ...... .13 6Se 141.04.44A40,4 Awl lof 6. II aaeroorpate- 111 f 10 1444 aod 230.. I fp. I Sim. , W01..43 D 34142.19 II 10 '4aa a 49 Denham _2l 4311 II &rm. Wed t 4. P• 11.4•4 Ip. 4 3 Do. 4 Limb 10 Pop. 19 Blrs. It 03449 Joaol. 171 10 A. 4 Awe ... 7 44. 4 Data, 344•41 Sr Jiro. 4 110. If 334.14134344 73 Brio* *4 Bo•ko .... I ad. 4 DIN YAM 91 1.• Do. Poo M. par 46 Do. 114.04014 gilliartlegkamokleo...... I Old. 74 1N4.1111.44 (AO.) / 1 §O. 30 t 4140.149 331 41 3 10 A 1444441 4 hop. 13p. 21 Do. t Mares Se lit D 0.4 S. OM Hod. 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Peenedbis ellsoluar Wolualay week. Gam? No. Ib—Bing SIL—IL lamb\ and Davy Pt. Fataluars (Fattnaoo to Ymassili). Mime to Mow 4 bawd laadoinaem op periag evidence the had Ciaorr No. 18.—Ito0os gotern Cbuide Illelmay (Hert ford to Ilitchin, foe.). Hr. Tia n cra, ch. C i thold.is_lo9.Frt of. Gra, No. 16.—Ilsos I& lad maga Railway :. lartot i Western Jorjea. loaloaso amour of, caul/mad P c:f r No. 20.—Roon 11.-11111. bad= and North-Western Railway (Kenilworth, Leamington. An) Proceedings adjourned la the aternoe of Mr. Stephen's... 01.1.1. No. 21.-lamar 21.—111. IlExmlostum, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley (No. 1). Engineering ride:Nolo favour ot. GROUP No. 21.—B•00,. A.-966. Newport, Abergavenny, and Iltre- on AO 171 II 772 24 air N in IS SU II 11. IS - 1 , 52 $7O iii . 10 Ili 10 11l U 1111 I/ 76 116 N. 6 141 1•046/1 SO !Lead. 10 De. 9 Do. di, I ti larlad 1122 . 11: r 1.- 4 I Leda, 41. r I. 40 4 ford Railway (extension to Taff Vale Railway). Evidence to ((mar of. Gain, No. 23.—R00t R.-441. Vale of Nos*. Promnbk proved. Game No. 26.—Roar 24.-246. Eastern Counties Railway (Staid log to Newark). Case !dewed, declaim postxcend. 247. Eastern Counties Railway (Peterborough to Yolldnetara). Case opined, eViI.CIICV in favour of, heard. °sore No. 33.—Roux 28.-41. Leeds, Dewsbury, sad Manchester Railway (eateries to Wakefield, to). Promoters ease continued. Gam, No. 64.—800 n 31.-43. Recladalo Canal Wu to blancher ter and Lecds Railway Company). Came cloned. 43. , nod geld, and Lincohashreo Railway pestle. approach In Manchester). Case opened, evident* bi Amour of, heard. Genet No. 43. Roar C.-24.3. Caledeniaa, Glasgow, Clarskirk, and Coatbridge Railway (branch to Gleason state.). Evidence In favour of, beard. Cor No. M.—Room 34. B. Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, sad Ayr (No. 2). Preamble, wok the excepti on of a branch, proved . 92. Glasgow. Barrhead, and Neill°. Direct. 11. 0 , Kil marnock, and AD, and Ayrshire and bridge of i' 1e e n 7. (7 , ..3 . L 144. Ginagow, Paidey, and Greenock (ameadinents and branches . 163. 13arrhe, and flutist (branches). 145. Glasgow, y, and Greenock (branches at Port Glasgow). 296. Maley and Renfrew Railway node and improvement). 91. Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ardrossan (deriations and amendments). Preamble for • branch, proved. 312. Kilmarnock and Ayr Direct. Case opened. Gluier No. 31.—Roar 29.-3. Glasgow. Dumfries, and Carlisle, and Olusgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr (No. I). Erlikmce in favour of, continued. -..--- BUSINESS Of THE ENSUING WEEK.-(From Railway Chrooticle.) Tamura, ton larsea.-Aberdeen-Sums of not km thaw 5004. for 3 year. and upwards, at ei per cent per annum, payable hag-yearly ; thletkininn -Sums of not lees than 3001., at S per cent. per annum, for 3 or 5 years; Chester and Birkenhead -Sums of not km that; Luool., for 3 or a yank at 4) per cent. per annum ; Edinhargh and Gluguir--lituas off Inn than SOW., for 3 or 5 years, at 4 per cent. per mamma, maids. balf-yearly ; Edinburgh and Northers - Samsof not less than 3001., far 3 or 3 years, at 41 per cent. pm &enure ; Glargow, Gro atßarhead and Neaston -Loans on dr /natures, for 3or S years; at Western-Sams of not km than 1,0001, for I or 7 at 4 per ma. per annum, payable halLyeerly ; Iportch Ym Bury St. Edmunds-Loans on debentares, One 3 years, at 3 per cent-Leda, Dews-Lott and Manchester-Samoa of not Ice. than for m. 3 l F. S per cent., or 7 years at 44 per cent.; London, and South Come -Bums of not km than LIMO., for or 7 yens, at 31 per cent per annum ; Man. chreter, Sheffield and Lincolnshire - Sons of not km than ' 1,0001., for 3, 5 or 7 y c., at S per cent per annum, payable half-yearly; Midland-Sum, of not Ire than 3,0001., far 3 years, at 5 per cent per annum; Norfolk-Sums of not km than 1,00 B. for 3 years at 5 per cent per antrum; North Union (the London and Nerth.n'eateru and Live-pod and Manchester, as teepees of the Soria Union)-Sunn of not lees than 1,0001. for 3 or 7 punk at 4i per cent. per amuse; Scottish Central-Sums of not less than 3001., for 3 or 5 Lest+, at S per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly; Scottlab W- I land Jam:lion-Bu= of not lees than NM., for 3 or i years. at 3 per cent per annum, payable half-yearly; Taff Vale-Sum. of not Ices than 220/., for 3, 1 or 7 years, at 4 per cent. ; Ulster -Sums el not lea than 1,0001., for 3or 3 yams, at 5 per rent. per uuturn pay able half-yearly ; Tork end North Illdlairul--truens of not km; than 1,0001., for 3 years, at 3 per cent per annum, payable half-yesrly. Corraama -Direct Landon and Portsmouth-Works, May 4; South Staffordshire-Works, May 7. Drviorsna-Oarnwall-listerest on the pnktup calla, now pay able; Dublin and Kingstown-11. 10a. on the original charm; Newcastle and Berwick-At the rate of 3 per cent. per annum ; Sambre and Meuse-Interest at the rate of 3 per cent per annum on the paid.up capital, now payable; South-Eastern-11. 1.. on paid up chaos • lac on the &area created Mama le, 1341 ; end 7s. GC on the .bar es Nov.; 11144. C.stka-Belfast and 11.dlymens-21. 10e, due ; Being and County Down-31. due; Birkenhead. Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction 11. 3a. due; Birmingham and*Oxfunl-3/. dr.; Blackburn, Dame*, and Bolton-11. 7a id. on the Blackburn, Clitheroe, and North. Western Junction shams (A.), due; Cakdonian-5/. en the Clydes dale Junction thane, due; Central of FROM -50 f. due; Cott and Bandon-2!. 10s., due • Dublin and Belfast Junction-21. 10s. doe; Dublin and Drogheda -3f. Ifa. 3d. due; Dublin. Dundrum and Itatbfarnharn -15 a. due; East Lineolnslure-21. 10s. due; Eltaln• Counts.. (Turk extension .hares -11. °tithe (A) Qauarters, doe ; Edin burgh and Glasgow-51. on half therm, due ; Obom.lar mid Dean Forest-14. 10a., due; Great North of England-51. on the 301. shares, due; Huddersfield and*Manchester -.31. on 301. unpaid.up shares, and I/. on the third shares, due May 3; Killarney Junction- V. Ss., due; Leeds, Dewsbury, and Mancheetes--31. on the 50/. shares, due ; and 21. 10s. on the 154 branch theme, due ; Leeds and Think-34 10a, due; London and Blackwall-21. 10a. on the extension thrum, due May ; ; London and North. Western on London and Birmingham 251. shares, due; and 5/. on Grand Junction 231. Wares, due ; Load.n and South Western -5/. on new 501. Ghana and 41. on new 401. shares, due; Londonderry and Coleraine-21. 15... due ; Londonderry and Easdalullen -21. 10c, due; Llynel Valley- IL, dne; Lynn and Ely-51., due; Mancheeter and Late-Sf. on the Liverpool and Bury Sal. slurs, due; and IL on the Huddersfield and Sheffield Junction 50/. shares, due; Mid. land -IJ. On the extension new 40/. shares, and 5t on the Erewash Valley shames; 41. on the 501 * .hues, due; Norfolk-41. on the 5 per cent. extenUon shares; Northern Coun Urn Unkm-11. 10a, due ; Sambre and Meow -2/. due, May 3 ; Scottish Central -1/. 10a., due; Shrewsbury and Birmingham -IL Iss. on class B. due ; Shrewsbury and Cheater-11. on the 201. 13e. 4d. slum der; stouth-Eantern-11. 5. due; Southemptaa and Botches ter-21. 104., due ; Tourruty, Jurhise, Laden. and Ha melt -11 . due. May S; Toms and Nantes -73 t, sees AL Interest, or 72if. net, duo May 1-15; Vale of Neath-21., due ; Waterford an I Limerick-2i. 10s. due; Waterford, Wexford, Wiridow, and Dublin-10c, due; Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth-31., due. Tuxr tc for atmem. Wog. rushee Murton Apo it eal !fell 37,1447 W IMO.. (Prom do !risme Carmeela) _ _ Punter 4 ISUlLealoes4 lie 4 De 441.44.1 1,41414 4 Ki11(1401115 Dude* 4 Ltbre4l4 Lot L4•444lthe lawn Cuentir• 114;i - ere Vadoe I 1...1 11444 %k 4 614.1•4 oi;;;;;', P;l;iri W. hogathr• k Wows! Gnat Wester* I.**k4 1647:i IN& LOMw t YYrYrM .. 11,417 / I _!"1 11 . .„: - .11 j 4 M.I Loris, Brighton. 41 . 1 !fake t 8. Neeeen MARIA 7_ Newcomb 470arilde Soria ........ Xenia MU& ..... lbsgmbitri ridlOrs. Toff V.l. Moor L,l l 4 I sad Annerb 723 7.327 PH! 10.101 , - Tat W N. YiNW..I SAGO 7AIII 11.143 14,94 IAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. - iscr.vii-tanr., Arm 30.—The sonar market has eland heavily today, with a limited amount of business done, and • Ruth, reduct i on of Is. rata to 20 baa been established on the week ; this, added to the previous decline during the last air weeka, males • total of 10s. upon the rates of January last ; yet, it ehould beobeerved that prices are not lower than in the goring of 1043, and at the present low rate of duty, are by many considered to be remunerative to the importers. necrosis Irons the West India islands we now in eourve of arrival, and the importers appeer to be free milers. The refined market continues dull, but 62a, 64.1. for brown to good lump are very full relative prima. Coffee : There has not been any offered on public sale, and but little dispaation to purchase by private conunet ; good ordinary Ceyka, 311.., which established • decline of hi. upon January prices. The public wile of cochineal was withdrawn for want of buyers at preview rates ; this article is now 6d. per lb. wader the late highest point. Rum has been in limited demand, and seems steady at Se. Id., 3s. 24. for proof strength West India speculators run up priers to 4• in a few days after the eneouneement of the re duction of the duty in Seniand and Ireland was made by the minister. Rice: Orders haviog been received from the Continent today, prices advanced, and about 3,000 bags middling to fine mid dling white Bengal .old at 21., 235. Tallow has declined 6d. ; 478.9 d. on the spot Oatton doll and tractive. In other articlse no material alteration. IRIGAIL—Tee ATELOt Pale. or Sense, the produce of the British Pow...slow M America, computed from the return. made in the week ending the 27th day of Alen, 1841, is 31, I. per cwt Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, a file. &L per ewt. Sugar, the produce of the Eal Indies, is 275. 4 fd. mirt. The average price of the three foreping descriptions. per 3 0 . nd. osrl. COTTON.—Lrecaroot, Aran. au.—There was to-day a fair de nand from the trade; It was freely met by holders, and the sales amounted to 4,000 bales, which were taken et yesterday's prices. BLANKETS.—ltsconosnirtax, APRIL 29.—lbers was nut a thin attendance of mer,hants at our Blanket-ball to-day, and the amount of Menem done was comparatively small. Notwithatending the dslorm of the den and, prices remained erm. WORSTED STUFFIS tc—Bitansoan, Aeon. 111.—Thers was • good attendance of rosants in our Piece-hall to dm, sod rot of them bought freely. besides giving orders for dellory doing the swift math. The kola* purchasers were of coeds silemed to the Aimless neebeen but there ens also some holm* dews Menno nite eta Germany. The yarn market wee eaden cud prices condomel htme, new et the spinners Meg mob's* In working to mir e nod se ammulation of orb: the wed market wee out "dime egimers buying only gee hemediate the tight:mesa/ the mew market haring Mingatelkot upon this branch of the weeded Itosl EitY AND lA= TRADES.—YI Aran. 30.--The rebuses of the Marabou* been thrown into • Mee mostornation by the Wens' ve stopping of • hogs sumfter et wide hear, principally maing eut-up hum, to vAllik.sy he oiled • ember et drawer temees; nisny of the Mode Yak wpm Me m • net ter the sew Mk sudden it penal le slog teem rent. ens be Ms.* deinedoes trem the mon meg be the mum die pawed le OM tle be stagging hems en the me et lay Dey. 11 metals eMen• hem been gm • long time en the doe--Vele we re gend m emen dot the /Alb are swan at the heed; end are reemelog The Mem glom breath Is still deb eseedelly th w 7liriebt !My are tam* the objections sedum beMiet . ehrt as groin es to cut stockings. The wrought melon hem (MI& is the most extender ro ta asy in the trade) amp • lie semi the mg Mbar in the emus Mien Mein sod we lam yet omeldorelle leer of its synod. doigs awe maw romalti ideheilon emisehdy hoe armimmeel m Ye Irene, Midi me sew meolly iiimdenceL The nide kr Ma Medidege rdemi be P thd eldt dram cam Yid Jew Is • grog men msei. bear MUM win beindne ere be itemised ; bat. Mener het been Ilk mei mom is Tanen elms nee et the deMedes Ire illeggeL The gide bobble net seeds sell how he eihnefloge= ib e e s male the red ; the sedate, being teremen Me • Meek mom It to melanin its a n d mei Omit mennielnee. mei hem me =t g, newel doh( et lbw aloft antis me pm o' t. prises. The embossed medlos Mee Wee ohms le the peddle, and men Meese sememema vlde the men Mont gesenen rd peelers. are enreeteedielbehmanyieddenmegetidenetnintrolher =Largish. The Naar reszr et Omm rrbae=eilr lemebs elloweenel • modeler make Est Me bra ; tlb illesoney he *gal le s Omentry hem whltb dined villt Ids =Wiles die die prise be reels debase Not- Omen, eller hove boo le en • deepen, did Idoth—ert was • he Mom bodes • dwell hei edge, sad the wise vas apses ens bee ribbon, haring the ems demenition of omement. We megmelned that several No sembiodes ore maglng le peen= hoe IP= the women' loom deMeweeelat the ms celastablise the plee4w = Inhaemeent. Then Is • slight Ws le the dm dime sellelm Mimed Amelia% et It the= me wry tom The Wed tele is dee • drib amoden led meg he sepeoled Myers Winn en Mee. the FM* mg pant laratlaa nem engendien urea set lben ham wimples. BM *etre odee et ilk gime lee maw fruneme every Memento. Timecous to the Clesemey women the sdk has mac nholimes moll& well to 1011WAI them in their excel left method of dtmolog gail dailleatag their manamtures, especially se the making oil& est to extending won the bobble net machinery. —Nottingham Jew ma. GOALS. Am. W.—Nap, II , *CI& Ir. IR ChM. 81.11011... RAW. We. Hanley IN N 1 MN Nola M. LI North P.m, Hanky. ..... —IN NI Walla RN INNINIIIBBIKIee N. 011 NNW EN HUN IN N Walls god Loosbooo loo Oil Prom Ma LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, April 30. WILLIAM Axes, WMlsklia; Hmt, Wet merchant, to surrender May 7 at fot Jr ll ft 11, at 8a ail-at Bola., Illabardase Talbot, DoHarare% k kakey, CaMarbury ; Palabes, %S g Kln's.ariaa= . muts, aids embe May 7 at I, at Joao 11 at aids IntuardMin, Holborn; od. llama Ibetn liroxattamma *.m , May 14 at 1, k Nee 11 at abalbst Bala. It , Dermat., Bebe; et aseg., (boom. Mahon S, Jsmis Dummy, nueladmak boas, May 11 at 11, k hoe f at 1, at Namesstlassems-Tyne Ct. Mk., Dime, Now Bostrell-M., lin ale'alaA Is Ism" timadred; of resin, Watley, Nem:sate. sIes•TMIL Jams Cues; Portaged Hellas, maws maker, May 13 k Jr f. at If, at ibmidiester ask. Sawa, t Mis, Mammy. Imam t Mem Modemett ef stalk, Masekearee. Jaen HUMMILST. WerMierailmat, Norfolk, grew, May 11 at IL k Jan II at I I, at DasbaskaLe. Bola, Torldemam, New Brides. at, & TIMM t (M., Nardi& ; off. weir , Bakker, King's-arms yard. leottan RAT It 71.10.1.1 Wyatt; Laudon, Stalfordsbire, mann rocturers at china, May 13 & June 11l at 12, at lianningbam Birudo oune, zham.Longtoo, & Smith, Itumlnglism ; ad. amigo, Wilitmore, THOMAS Stamm°, sem, & WILLI• 10 Sranuno, Stratford, Fumes, r slaters, Kay sat 14, & Janet at .. ._._._ A Co, ht. Plildred'est, Poultry • 0k.,,,,, " - . 4 . hsla a m Davis KiCiLlill T11*1.91, CaritartLee - thse" --"k .\ 4. 1 .letets 11 at & 11. at Bristol Ct. Soh., le,d—W-1.61,0) 14 at 12. h 07.7 144 , Moves, Brivtol ; of. swig., Aerate.Z k ' n4 k,“l" l2 7 4l .. Waite, ILuneora, Cheshire, grow x '—•' ' • • id I. l4 Trypol Ct. Bola., !alums at Lb., grocer . ".*, J . . . 14 et 11 pool; Ga• ...If" Morgan, Liverpool. '—' ""mc'lll, lbw: INSOLVIqn J. BackPAL Cro/IWZ - 11 - Jottritite, paste,. T. Barter, Dell% oPtle *O. .11. U. Cborki Lontsaltirk Om. 11. Parham. Arley It'wo. Wormier. Ulm tweeted vstaallot. R. Br l omley. how.. I.OP•PPP. e n rttirt, 11•410•101. Tettaldre. triPmr. 0. Clurrs. DOW.PI -a( ItPleirad D P=o:. b .et &Ohm Copeay. W. Coverages. Wok St4hrdalre, .bower. W. Id Owtry. Ot. atartetta W., Meet troareld, bear. pref.,. W. W.M. utak Cersty, Olostetta. Okire. otorseye etc& w. Ob!tw WtatTiPk. Lekvotstsltn. pfeettrogio. J. Oadtamt, Stephes . t, Ilorticed akin, lasi parteFor. Way. J.,Mi L fi , ire , . Uneven!. O. !nail. '.4 -..5, LMy Y. E.EMI/0 . 0 hosier. 41.1lar.ein., Wi no% T. ainkiork, Eeck•WW. Ya. gorli inasinfacineer. I... o nai frk tli. mauve of a Waal E 1.. Will tom, Cliarlaite. o . elianiel, naive+. J. Wliae, Gnoport, in pin W Se.aib rntw.a Wadi ..aairvias dentist. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. T. L. Barabroffe. Itssehmter, hair dresser —A IA div, 0( 1,1 14. May 4, & every lollowing Tuesday, at llonion's, Manchester. • S. Heathen & Co., Newessde.under.l.vme, suffordubir c , A 3rd die. of Id., any Thursday, at Valpy 5y Ilirmingharn. G. S. Caswell A W. Grover, Newcastle-main-Tyr, merthunts_A Ist die. of la., May I, A any following Sutunl ty, , of Wallet's, Na.. asst t. E ba-spon.Tyne. Ivans, Liverpool, draper—A div. of 1,. 3d., May 6, & any 14. aequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. T. 1.. Evil &T. Dowglasa, Vignat., cloth manufacturers—A loy div. of I Id., May 3, & two following Mondays, at Cannes's, Eirehln-lane. R. Goadenoogh, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, woollen draper—A anal dia. of 11d. & 1 of a farthing, am fuesully, at Ilirtrels, J. Oundry a W. Guntry, Goltbdthney, lornwau, merchants—a 3rd dlr. of Is. 3d., any Tues day, at Illy eel's, Exeter. 111. Harris, Viraningharn, giro usantifacturer —A 3rd div. of th ra thirty-seconds of Id. any Thursday, at Valpy's, Flirmingbarri. J. Lawley, Stafford, paper —A 2nd dlv. of 3d., any Thursday, at J. Maduy, LiverpoOl, tailor —A lot dlr. of IN., May 6, & any sequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. J. Payne, Weymouth, draper—A 14 div. of is., any 'fondly, at Ries e.% Exeter. G. Potter, S. Potter & J. Erman, Manchester, calico printers,' anal di.. of I id., May le, & any subsequent Tue , day, at Pat'., Man. J. 101111 e. Exeter, plumber—A let dlr. of 6, bd., any Mead., st United's, Exeter. F. A. Wheeler, Birmingham, percussion ran manufacturer— 2ad di.. of 21d., any Thursday, at Veiny's, Birminali.e. DI VIDENDS.—Ray 22. 11. C. Broom, 12derenxe Pountneyibdt. Clty, rimer —Huy 24. T. Freeman, Wood.sX, Cheanside, fru,pe and trimming manufacturer—Hay 24. C. Hallett a C. Fattier, Thom.. st., backbend, Bel niondary, linen droners —May 28, W. Ilibehoo, Sheileld, nenvtunit—May H. J. Thorogoral, Militate Ifi g h,g ., keepar—May It J. C. Welton. Halsted, Eve; ironmonger. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. James Boston Cambmmethm Kirk, Lanarkshire, Key 6 & 27, at the King's Anus Quieron, Humbchy, Insane...Am merchant, May 7 8 A, at the Caledonian Hotel, Insernese—Charks Undersea, Dundee. Wright, b Mak i 27, at Neish Patullo's dumb., Dundee—John Hi. is% Dumfriesshire, draper, M. 6 a 27, at the Gump H o w, —Walter Macfarlane is Witham Macfarlane, Polska , . timber merchants, May slk 26, at the berseenfs lined Plitiley_: Francis Robertson, Dundee, merchanh, May 3 la 36, at Neish a Pattillo's chantb.„ Dundee. PA. DISSOLVED.—R. Ambler &J. Bottom, Hubs% 11. 111. ter Ast a bury j , D T 2 .. 6.. Crithler wool ic b llo 4 nua ti , ord Liiiiegmea. J. iki. L Harrison, lialt-nteadosa, Durham —H. Campbell It W. Pap, mall East—J. Duncan, W. I. Duncan & A. Duncan, blab*, so fsr as reguds W. L. Duncan—W. Garnett, C. C. Newcomb & J. Clayton, Portsmonth, so far so regards C. C. Newcomb—W. H. G,g,„ k J. Taverner. Nuneaton, Wariviclohire W. Guyer k P. Geyer, Bristol—D. Waren. J Hamm & C. Heaven, Bristol, ao as regards C. Heaven—G. lloWes, A. Hollis. It M. Hollis., Studley, Warwickshire, so Car as regards M. Hallam—S. &nation g. N. Broom, Nottiughamakire— B. V. Owen k Z. Undo, surgeoa.-11. W. Potter a B. E. Putter, Manebrater—lL J. Presoutt, D. Wallace, B. Reg a Q. Beer. Old Broad.st., City, so far as regards A. Bee—W. Simpson. T. White & W. 11 knopson, bankers, so farm retards W. H. Sicopeon —T. S. Smith k 11.1.. Dee, Leeds—J. 11. Steven.= &C. E. Crouch, notberbeld, Bumex—J. a Thompson & C. Wreenson, Derby—S. K. Tomsk C. Nettrain, Greet Tomer-et., Uty—W. E. Tuck it J. 11. Croucher, Pin, Ludgate-hill—B. Westropp, W. Primp kJ. A. kleituvo, Old Broad.M., City, so far as regards W. Prinstp— A. Wi rman is L. Be 0., Highkt„, likadgelL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.--MAMS. an. OWL sat Ile. Dan la . . 0 I Kama . I • taela.via • Mak* ape wa wrfar• .. •, I Meade.. . .• • Mainamplien • lemma/My o.4elngkaliee • 3 Prsam . .• • Byer..n.S.M. • • W.ladie r oaem•lere. •II IMeam . Kay 1;0 n. atm w • Nora . Nay n Ramatare . .00 Mailiarran. .al Rallfaa Ray. la °nougats'', Aram go.—Arched: Duke of Wellington, Ceylon; Ermine, Vtl ; Vilblaln, Manilla ; Porto Rico; Arettne, Meg M Sarah Louisa, and hank, Saurian.,; Rambler, Savannah; Amelia 1611, Calcutta; Martha, St. Michael's; Camm, Demerara; Osirey, Lisbon; Nautilus, Caen ; Fanny, Rano& Eleanor Lanciuder, Madras ; Providence, Chen; Anna, Rawlins; Valparuire; Lalla Rookls Callao; Lord J. Rumell, Harks's:a; Prima. Koar, Alexandria; Ranger, Rotterdam; (lay of Itutur• dun, and Rainbow, Rotterdam; Wilberforce. Hamburg; Dartnuaith, China; Renown, Port Phillip ; Oracle, St. Croix; Penelope, Mead. ship, and Josiah, Caen; Air R. Sale, China ; Enterprise, Bahia; T.* rim, Baltimore; John Brown, Porto Rico; Emma Eden, (Runway; Whitby, Ceylon; Juliet, Haranuah; Lady Sarah Bayley, MUM; Ann motor, and Mary, Guernaty Cluirtk7 Castle, siogapore; Ana Mowlem, Guernsey Westminster, Mauritius; ilighbury, Jamaica; William and Alluvd, Antigua. Sailed : Kent, and Poiciiers, Sanaa; Ballarat, Honduras; Alter, Jamaica; Velocity. Trinidad; Joao Cardin", Vigo; La Poule, Cherbourg; Creole, St. ('bra; bland, Boston. Ltvencooc, Aran. 30.—Arrived Ales. Grant, Savannah; Ring Merchant, St. John 'e, New Brunswick; Patagonia end Baku; Diantbe, adtimore; Why Not? and Mary Stewart, Ciall; kt. Henry and Tomcat, LUbon ; Kranteborg, Santander; Dantric; Frederick, Rostock; Jacobs Maria, St. liebestiao ; Fria. Sophie, StetUn ; Columbine. Porto Rico; Bordeanc, Rechrket; Ire Vendre, Aueutua ; F. Brodre, Id ullerop. Sailed : Jane Gem, and Waterloo, New York ; Ikrwick Castle, Nan". The Lady Milton, foe Quebec, and Antoinette, fur New Oriole, have put hack. The Emily, from Liverpol to Naples, has put into Douglass, Irk tt Man ; a few miles off Dang/gwhad picked op a boat containing tha new of the Cola& a/ Inglainno, fogs lianow to Port Talbott, which hat looming& [Advertisement] —ALL HEAVY, SLEEPY, DROWSY, AND Al01•1.CTIC th venom INIMDIATLLY .10011.0 Kr How:nese', Pau-a—Them (soften much danger to be apprehended from attacks of paralyne or apoplexy, whenever thy of the foregoing hang about the system for say length anew. Such a state " ; Indicates much derangement of the stomach and liver, and el dantessetraWa a great want of mark) in the Mont. When this is the case, OCR a Moment should be lost in taking a kw stiong dose. of these celebrates pills, which so thoroughly clranse the b.nrcli arid stomach, while they act upon the liver and mace organ., and the restore the blood to its priatme pu ritv. --Sold at Professor Holloway's Eatablishment, 244, Strand, London, and by all medicine ethers throughout the civilised world. COMMERCI BI 11TH B. IT, .t 11, Aram asset, the Hoe. Mrs. Addrrter, et • dase-ter. DEILY—April 10, at Hartlepool, the wife of T. Belk. Ep , town Here. et • dattelp r. CHAMEOHD.—ApriI IS. at lamer °antler,. street, HuMla, the trite et 0 7. Crawford, ea • tlearliter. CH q .. If. at Southampton, the "'He of Joseph lobo Crao7. 154.. U.S. O.W. of • emialtter CUTIENOILLM.—Lie 4 27, at 11, Walker•etteet, Eileberft, lam A.Ostelp hem. ol • me. ta. at Bias Lagoa, ttut wife at J. Illsopialay. ILILWOOD.—AprII IS, at SO, Ttokyleo Is.. Nabors, Yrs. S. Isms* K sem. ~a.w. ONEEI.ApeII 27,21 Hewevett. Plymouth, the wife of the Rev. R. J. laiktßiDE —argil 24 al Retbetay, the wife of tat. Rev. Al.. Neetoiee, North lore, ae. aerator. MASICRLL.—.II2.II 27, at Besedieue, Devise., the wife of the Roe. A. 11•14.11. a • 44444 ter. RATRIAN Artfli 11, at Retlara......-- C .. 1. leeta4a., If " • Ptyswst►, i►e wafe e Lest- fau we. . II rt, et Ly laud Mlllieert, Wlll4 *be ugh of Iles Lin. /1. T. Senettio. tat • e••••••, EZAT-011.11121K—Apell M. at Nortrieb. by Use lee R. Meg, M.A., tbe ley. W. Serf to Collates, velem daughter of O. (Nome. Bed. 0000 E—II UDDSH.T.—ApeII If at Bath. by Use key. T. V. 1., the Hew J. Ceske. of Babel College, thetsed. Mara ova el J. Cole. . of Ow- Massa, Ttpperme. to Elles Doubts.. stumbles .f Me ate SI. J. MN dam et aryalar.CaermarvAuhlr•. DOWDINO-01117HICK8.—Spril 27, at Dllerys, Marelmdshlre. 07 the le.. J. Powell. M.A. WIIIItOO, yoeusee enot W J. jMuSitet. HMI • et Loeshera Hesse. Itartier, sad at Westering, terrace. Cheiteabsys. Asa. then dewed, of Use law J. Sutphen* Esq., K Dewy. TlNLET—Wilsuli —April MI, .t sUreathant by the Hew. S. L. Wilma, of It. peter.. cows.. °marbles. the Rre.J. Holey, M A , of Medleisb.aed ebaptala b tbe !Mal of Oeindsseoush. us Marta. ye•Wfust Srblbter of 0. Sad , W sin:sauna. aul of IliesbUi. FlletsELL-I)AillimPt.S.7.lollll, at SI. Oewyptl, ll maws. by Um Yu, W. Mr M. J. U. C. rewell. WA., of Um Pastry. Frame. to Janet Maims, SW* drubs. of Um Mie Hajar- Hew Kir J. Ha7uPll. ISOM, of Mae* 4rtsidi Haddiaausealtire. N.b. TELL—WWLICSW—AprU What el John's. Mamoru Wick by the Hee O. (loodeseadb. L R. LW Him., to Henrietta nebeera, dausitter of H. Waller. Hog. of Omen Oselmes. dal. RICH ARDSON—NICHOL —April W. al It- resew, by Ilse Lev. IL Miro, J. Illenartmea. Ler. M IletwaCepark terrace. to 12.111.1011. eat, &set ter of lbe law J. Meisel * Hey, awl Wee of tar J. 711.1., ism, at Chaos pidn SWLI•2II7I/T—WElT.—April 11d..t I.oa. the mat of Use WWI awl Os.. ten Ilesiserat. by U.. Hos. aad Net. M. W. 11. West. et Witlity haw. Use Itardats a Solisbury. to tbe Lady IS C. S. West, moved dataghtereof 100 Hart sad Coulees Dalawore. SHIT N-011. dAVEtt.—Aprti SS. at 40.1.4 fiewele, Warerletaltlm, by the Mew. LL P. lasllo, Ml, Melees. emend tea of M Saint, 114.. E Groat Ledge, Tonbriffe, b Hug 000 1 ., 7.ut.st 0...1 1002 W J.OwO.L Mos.. of Ranted Seasele. TIN UALL-41MIRLILT.—April 11, at WI the Mew. J. &saber.. 001, of At teed ore. R. 'MIMI Sob, of Apes. ablpsu err, to Mary %arb our, daaghtee el the tem.:. Shirley. Sm., ef astrcloat TUCILEM—BATEII.—SpeII 211. at Tostealsata 07 the Hee. aad Mt, W W. N.N. W. Molter, Msg., of Lawn.* last. Leedom. to A. limes, of Cabe velam Howe. drauteed WTATT—WALPOILD.—dpeII SP. at 14110a16a, by tise Rey. 0. K. Nara. Use 4.. C T. Wy au. et Weestuse, to Marls Frederica, I Seel Sontb . ter el the /Ma W. Walked. He s, M Itaabury. Dt~ttlb. L1NT.—.14 , 11 rt. u Wargrick.M , ;7Bayley, late at oWailme. 118TY.—:April U., et t, IL•y•shan-piloot, tM wia et Orenlwo Beaty. 11101111L—Apell W. at Dwo6loootwoit,C3orti. Y Spew. Tip., pod 11. SLAM—Apra U. at 5. OMIII, Apt Lothian, NU J. Mack 11111X071.—Apoll lA, .t 11, Catabroy.place. 14•004 MAP dapliter of .Wasoa Cusp, lip., 11.11.. aged 31. COLLINS—A 1.11 14, at Owl, of cover, Jerome, .10.4 M K X CAMP . Fp., T.C.. aged 31. CRAMP —Axil 22, at M. TWWwharith.ploco, 5it10 7 4141 - 1•4 1 . of 1 .0 4 coalumptloa. 31 Cramp. R a o . Iwo of Hall. mord U. DRANA—ArIi 33. at 44416.8.4. place. Occk, A.S.Map, NA. UTSON.—ApoII 11. at.. Nn wory. K.HaN. Yo.. W woloo of oa J. Drop, Cp. 11AX1116014.—Apoll .at Ombra*. Owt, tam, flow. Too/AWL W 7 ow of S. Marlton, ip., pod W. HAllll.l6o77—Apc4l It. aa Wlatlopie, Lotaloo, wld X lA. XX Roo W. Harrlxot, late of Whitens, and Ore. Loher, LlocalaPlot. 1401166.—Aprtl 13, at Charimoot.ittowt, (V Hataw, . W tw AP. 31.11)14.1X6 11, T. Joalkliw. ip., of St. I'M'S- terreql. rod. pod p. lIIT —April SO, at Dcwooparl, XX W. XIX. boa of A. XV; .1 Jo tr.of Kitt mad Elwell. pprontat roatorton ascd l. LAINX—AveII 34, at 41, witypootrpt, lAtaborglt, YrA Ynw.t Om -42e. Mkt of W. loJai, A.W. arid Si MACP11131.6014 —April 113.3Wwila Nwalsowl. Mist dinglier X. Xacpionioa, Moo WPM. Wwwkwfww. poi emir ONSLOW.—Ardi 2s, al NWA.IIIIIIII=, n• of aka MX Ow 0.6.1. argil 37. FACIA—April W. It roolpill.ternift, mouth, It,. H. rap. poi IX 601T11.—Apc II al, ullmaitorkli.jiaw. Oahe. LAtsw. J. Pont. 11.31.• Med 16. n. at Clartslasodo, W. NOW. Req.. W.S. WICHPORT.—A soil 11. ilowz•occon, Myra oth, /leociatta WNW. Plc 41111.1 of Cpnwootto Roclatort. XX , agm 33 STOPPORD.—ApriI 17, ot I. 11weah. cornet, Woolwich mama. CY, lotto EXPPA Xatkorlaii, Wu; Meitner of Cox the 11m. aol {SUMO' —Arll Z 4, at J 6, llaatahrywooax, taa litta. 6. M. Scowl. wiagro 41( the lift. add Rev. W. Man, 0.D., late Ltd Pllmato of all balm* ▪ 13. 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