The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-16 00:00:00

WIMP his tole- to Agra;the scat of his government, on the Ist instant ; he is to return to Simla in the! end of April or beginning of May, by vehicle time the (iover new-Gent eat and Commander-in-Chief will f also have Jew:lad the hills. '1 he three American teases, formialy acquitted of the murder of Knox, have been tried at Calcutta for and convicted of bur- glary, anti sentenced to transportation for life. Witch kaving the eloik, a brother tar said something to them which displeased them, when one of the ruffians struck him a blow on the mouth, which floottal It is a good job ha elu: place that these miscreants! have been sent out of the country. The splendid old Bombay ship the Buckinghamshire has fallen a victim to incentliatisla in the lloughley : she was destroyed by tire o n the night of the 3rd, a little is on Diamond Harbour. She was hound for London with invalids of her Majesty's service, and a number of cabin p a ssengers, besides a cargo valued at upwards of so.naol.—loth it and the vessel were fully insured. Two invalids, and two of the crew were drowned. She had thirty lbanbay Liman us part of her crew, who have 110 auubt been her destroyers. Everything on board was totally destroyed, and the passengers left with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The Lord Bishop of Calcutta was at l'ooree on the ' 23tle ultimo, back from the Straits, and was expected at the city of palaces on the lath inst. The tined order for the dismissal of Mr. W. I'. Grant from the office of master in thu Calcutta Supreme Court was made by the judges on the lot inst. Admiral Austen has arrival ut Calcutta from China, and the papers have been very severe on the government for not haying given him quarters in Government I louse, which they allege Lord Dalhousie positively forbade —not to the adenine' in particular, but to any one other than the supreme ruler. The gallant officer had, however, been olli-red and accepted a home with Sir John Littler, at liurnickpure; while in Calcutta he put up at Spenee's I betel. Ile came round in the steuen-frigate Sphynx. Sir J. Grey and staff reached the hills all well on the ath. 'lle veteran general is in goad health. Lord Falkland and family and suite leaves Bombay for Nlaleabuleshwar, the day after tiemorraw. Nearly all who tun quit the prised. lay have done sO. The weather is he s-mina; very hot, and water alarmingly scans.. Sir E. Pei ey has sunk a well at his own expense, on the esplanade, for public- use: it will cost him at least, I shuuld think, from 400/. to .4M)I. Many other well. are being made by the conservancy Lamed ; they should have done this long ago. I alst mouth 1,107 deaths occurred on the island, 313 of which were from cholera. This scourge continues still, hut has greatly abated in viruli ace. lir. Downes has suectedett fir. Kays as assay master in the Mint. Messrs. Townsend and Shaw 'MVO been relieved from the wheel tax com missioners—the inquiry is to be proceeded with by J Major Is- Grand ared' and Mr. Ererti. There are now in t h e By culla Selosels I7a boys and 111 The expense of these schools is mainly borne by goverimeent ; the children are mostly the orphans of soldier, The ship J ustina was totally hat all Mun soonsettale on the Ist inst., no lives lost. Mr. Dar riven, lute bacillary, India General Steam Naviga tion CuniisinT, is to be succeeded by Mr..%cland, formerly of ( el An order, dated Kalabugh, Feb. la, by the Go vernew-Gentral, din els that the l'imjateh irregular force shall (yowled of three- light tield batteries of ar tillery, 14.• regiments of infantry, and five of taialry, under a feria-miler on a salary of 1t5.2,11110 a mo nth. with a brigade -major on in addition to his regular puy unit allowances. 'lbis force is destined for service in the l'unjuub unit the Trans- Indus I'm% neva be haming to the British, and also Islosed them should the exigencies of the sea-- view moire it." They are not when on field service to receive aims extra Latta, but their traps will he carried for them and family. 'they are to be grant.'" invalid and 'round pensi tttt s the same as other lisal troops. Surgeons A. Wilson :mil Lieut. 11. It. Drew have- [rem grunted medical furloughs to Humps. A new minister Iral, it is said, been appointed by tin- Ni/.en, but General Freezer would not consent to the nomination. The. usual amount of quarrelling and plundering continues to prevail. The country must c.enllollly .xeil. The Tows, gives the: following news from Nepaul: 1011. rs of tin- I;th February direct from Nepaul give partieulars of a couspirary 10f the assassination of Jung Bahaol ..... just discovered. The harder was to have been commit. ol in the day we 111:0e oanictl, as the • e ster was 011 hi' .3) to the Mahar. 'the coolopiraturs wi it: the Ma. bila Sailois, the Maharajah's brother, General limb* Nat Sing, lii• Moth, r, li, nerd .1 - ,iv Italisiolo.r, the cousin of hie into nob it r with K burial r K lout ro•o•, one of the thief , a ho 4. 1...1111041 W 41 t h e wan di.,.., ted through the term terry of •of the conspirator. near mato, lit on th, bah, awl tilt rlattcrs,lol4loo too much b1i..11 tor rotter.llllWllt, 11/11k.. - d till. root, in hopt. of DIAL nil tits. hest of their rase, The Rajah's brothers were dissatisti“l with Ow jotlan s which had IMTII assigned them, and tin • stye. lonother was induct to juin them, having been oletectool iu arreptioog bribe. Tim , minister himself M•baso ol with the utmost names. and determination throughout, ;.,it 'telt day nook up to the Itcsiolenry with a pair p ur ai r .s out with him stuck in his belt, and gave .111 arroUllt 1.1 all that bad havieticol. TN, tes t ,. at'lrk. iu 1$0...,••101 the eity, and • Itvrythillg was quirt awl orderly 11:11,4: at the th.pritah from which our information is dirtied." The following is from the lhombhy Tiuua : 14 41 ..r.tirmial . stuv..h.y, CAL. now at Hong Kong, hav been appointed to the 'tali of the Bombay Army.— Veer Illralliin khan, long Ihitish agent at Bahuoulpure, ha• arri.. , a in Bouthay, In. way to England, to be me wed at the Great - order prohibiting mili tary ollieer. from talving any share whatever in the manage ment of y t stork .aid about to be promul gated by order tin %loin of Direvturv. Tlw lhouhay G•arth• says : Mr. M. Lahe cotton aoiansiv-ioner, has continence.' his laboui•; lie ha yust gime to Surat. and a eggreespondent ig. that he was b,nily a nizagg d there in Making alba taking not.. tin the 12sh of March he oho to have lett Surat for Broach, in pri.eutiou of the object of hi. int...ion. _ . The rdientia Englishman gives the following as the annual travelling charge of the Governor- Gemini tur the lust sin years:—.lB , ls-46, 7311,001) Co 1616 17. 161010; 18 , 17-4 S, 273,01X1 WIN 19. I:MIAMI; 1819-JO, 5.50,0110; 11:30-51, esti muted at 4110,000. Casualties by death in the t.trinit.l4 of India, re ported stun. the arpurtion. ,of the mail on the 3rd ,March : - Her Moijmay'sTnimn. Mapintieneral Sir Dudley St. Leger Hill, ka* 11., Cohmel of the Foot, r 1111 l minding the Sirhinil di\ 1.4110 of the Bengal army, at Valhalla, on the 21,4 February. Monthly 'troop.: hurgeon }'racer, 6th N. 1., ut Bombay, 011 the 11th Mardi. Itengal Captain J. D. Cunningham, of the corp. of engineers, on aperial fluty at Viithallit, in tamp_ no ar rniballa, on the 'Zttli February ; Soirueou Dengal :may, at Barrack pow , on the 6tb March. CHINA AM) THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO. The Or rtand Friend ,f China, in its summary, saes : Our monthly summary for Iheernlwr commenced with an amenity. ment •• that disturbances in the levrangtung and wate-i province. were said to he at an end." In our last ()sr rlaml i..uv we reiteratt .1 this statement, but WI both OreAsiolla it appears that, in COll4lllOll with many others, we were. through the ',heating policy of the provincial government. altogi thee iuisinfuclued. The (LIMO!. &aces are not at an end. hut, on the contrary, are raging, anal have continued to rage, with aggro- Tined ficreenms. At a distance, as the crow would try, barely sixty miles rearm Canton. the insurgents are now 'ennobled in great foree—thi ir avowed object the upeetting of the present dynasty. This information we have oat the very beat authority. TO ouch extremes have they carried their determination that they have returned to the old Chinese practice of dispensing with the queu— this, in reality. is equivalent to drawing the sword and dinging away the scabbard. The COMMialienef appointed to the task of inquiring into the state of the disturbed provinces, instead of send ing the liovernor of kwangsi. in chains to Peking, as was expected, has, on hearing the evidence fur and sizing him, forwarded a memorial to 1114 Emperor, in which the whole blame is thrown spat Bela for his tardiness in rendering the required support. whereby the rebellion Am now attained such a beat limit lb Imperial Najesity'e continued possession of the ammo is quite a matter of uncertainty. The governor has saw Ma tsar months absent from Canton, and doubtless it is, threw\ the system of espionage and denouncement which be his set as foot, that the real situation of *fain has been hitherto successfully withheld from studious inquirer. By a circumstance which has transpired during dm month, British relations with China have become involved in each a way that only one course Can apparently extricate then—war. The circumstance we allude to is the= of award of honour, to the Chinese Chui-Apoo, by or government, to that of China, as the murderer, in February, 1849, of Captain Ds Costa sad Lieutenant Dwyer. .11,1 • V1,A•10,2 MAD= 6.—His Excellency the naval commander is-chief , Rear-Admiral Austen, Left this in H.M.S. ilastinga, eeconipsnied by the Sphynx steam-eleop, l leg Calcutta, on the 10th alt. On the 23th, the Par. I THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1851. bet and the tenteney say tse probnureect towAras mote !2VINVIIVe 1 Swart. t w delivers. Btotntes has not been t'ono to any conAidt.nAle enteat, and we moo oetun. to quote i oeunent lints at to. 2,d. to i 34.10. per rot ee. and credit over at 2e. 21d. to Re. 21d. ore tip e, ,• loth at As month' etch'. It is probates hire will be some change I *the calm of eseh ale *11144, a 1... In Gtv...ur of the dr.t.ers. Fantasies —Since one but report rates of humenard freigbtsge bane doetua . ed bat lift' , . Isn:and ha. nut been ant - ,litg, like tr. the. owing to tee ustasouratio eirettundance. •htch have rtlin) in tie export !market. Our .4 °tenons will be Wand to the oett..l plans below. Batt led jute show a rise. CHINA MARKETS. Catsteux.-The old year of the Chinese wound up with so many di...du:ions at native part. ernipe and co.-. quint forcing of old .tncks on the m a rket , that, es minhel with the fearful ravage. of pirates adjacent districts, where a coonderabie p onion of our tos °Woe' uhd goon are but a oil y trifling aggre gate of import tonnes bas thism onth to be reported nu. bimsonse, Fes. 15.-+ be o blare bonder , ' bandy :alone:her ter lahlwed, are being mace eded by a gaol market kir naple imports. Saks below elected at improved rate , coo tart qu tath.n.. AnoT, Fez. 15. - Inoiness is not mr do fairly enter,: on, and, owing to the tnineite holidays, there to baldly any report to make of wh at has tran.plred since our lar. Ortein-Canton On the 24th Patna wee gunnel 410 dots. 230.; old Pena, 423 dots. 21e.; Manes, 510 dole.; Ilenares, 423 dole. 50e ; Toney, 340 dots. Deliveries from IGth Jana ry to 22nd Instant .Patna, 1,118 elms.; 221 chests; Whom, 11l chests Tur key, 137 cheats; neat, 1,711 chote. Stan a band 1,967 thole; ,In., 731 Patna, 713 Mello, 39i Retains, 172 Turkey. - 5A nab. (on the ton) Quotations- Patna, 461 dela. to 464 nuts ; Malwa, 373 dots.; new crag i6O dole.; but no true at - rket. Stock at WoCaving Magna, old, PO cheats; new, Sho ditto; Pstoa, 200 chats.-Amoy : Oa tbs 12th, new Patna garnet, 450 dole.. old, 451 dole.; new liewatcs, dots.; old, 46, data. The Sir /Award Ryan bad ito Oen, on ivioth*. /senses. Tear.-hut It tee business has taco done during the month ; what bas ben effected 6.111 been princioally Ainertuan acoUnt. at rat. mama s niter to those et Pe opening on the tat 2 ea. The settle- Manta of the month are as Min e . gumchop. at Tarts let of 19 (these ptiocirally at English locoust.) Meet 30 to 33 chops. nomhong : 8 chops et hose Tarts 18 to 23. P. 0. Pekoes 700 packages tor Ame Rs at Taete 151 to 171. noway Pekoe nothiog done. Scented mange hap"; stoat Goo half -chests and 1,100 to o-ca ty boot-a little under lot month's quo. tenons. Plain gapers: nothing done. v o t ed caters: • parcel el very fine, at :b tact, End rome 2,008) t -n-eatty boos at (rose 1 , 8 to 21 teen. Ninieyonme and Oalenum about 11,500 p a c k ages, almost end. ly flout tile Arner.C4n market, at IS to IS nets for the Sarin; r, SI to 28 uets Ss time Saber. Canton Greens -npowdere and young byvons, • Sow Intw:rod packages of each at last quotatuns, say Leis 12 Le l a tel Wring, and 15 fo 20 for e Myna 10 fur o 1 the former and l4 to 18 to y 1 5 tter. Country (hems: Man, 7. 10 at nob IS to 15 foe coenn.on, aad feels 16 to 15 f good stoek, about 17,000 package.. Tyrants's., 5,000 tankage., at tads IS to 16 Me Taipings, and wt. Is to 18 for Mo.yor.es -neck alum 5,0 0 packages. 11vs no,l,3ollpseitages fur Peanut, America, and 11:tha, at taels 2.. to 11 for isooneo..l3 to .3 for far to good, ant rt to 70 for fine and 800't. Stork, 22,0011 to 23,00. pacsages. losing bysons 13,1801 packages, at tarn 11. I. 24 for LAildne, to to Si Inr onornonnto-rtnea, In to -.2 foe tair to eon. sad 41 to 51 foe fine and Ascot Innen. Son,. atout 100,000 packages imperials end gun. powder. :le WD packer,. at ta-ls tad 2e, and 20 to 30 be min- Lg. ; 27 and 30 to 30 33 fur conotown so.yuses 33 and 30 to 40 and 43 for fair to god, and 3', and 63 to en and t 3 for fine and lowest kind. Stock about 1111,00 packager. The total quantity ahippeol Iran Canton Unto 14 July , ( 8 .o. le 03,122,173 ;pound. 0).4514 34.::00,1 1 19 pound. for the same period to 19 o and 30,011,397 pounde in .515. Stinithae.-Cumerien towns Moe gone up horn II to IS tarts; Wane ictuna are contlool to abut fr-rn U ti 10 eh , pr, a Mad. lor qu ditty rem Amine in stork. Gran le, are in stone d. maul fur • Antenna; purcbaont bone been made to th. eat. nt of 9 001 whop s, at limner rate. than 'ant quotation.. Tie total quantity of tea anippeo trout Stunuittat sync 14t July. 13580 hi :7...01;0111 pounds. vaned, 1473 ,749 primal. kir the rant pc: ical to 1910, airl 10,2 , 1,4 0 p undo in 1519. Anatay.-Arrantemente with tearnen for the entwine *sawn have already CYCIIICented, and native trlatots appear Inning to , bring foreword any qu .otity that may be r. qu real. Btu.-Cantor,-60 transattion. for Eng and. Qo•3stions remain Arai. Shanghai • .Aboot 300 bale. have gels off duong the sounth at rooter rates. Coat N—Ccritm, do's. 17 25 ; cr picul, duly paid: Rule, 19 data t gelation.. -C odon : Large nmon.res m trtaattre will be made to 1,14144 by the eta Alltcre this mon' b. 09 ,99 1 1 . - nt oroo the reported faTure of several n..' Ire flu m. 101 tie vreri4encier. Ihe Oriental Li agate, o, me on Engl 'lad at 5.., but hose not .Reefed vary estonive eperations, and th,. Americans hold C.C.VI etc.lll4 (Inn at 34, 00 110mory the tame bank do s n t draw, but is a i ling to purchase. Its rots 0112 (lateen/I opened at 131 but Cnorupatiy s e accepted paper appears to he pr.'f reed to cu be its or private, Kiln Rates h.ve been ron Moen w 23 , 1 and 210 rupees per 140 dol. Steen- Tarts I, 7 premium. Gold-22,1'l dole. slesicans, 91 per cent.... , sham At Stianghne-tei Entrand, eels on dits at sin nioteng ' right. 54. 1.1. to to, 1 Van American clean molt., 5.. Id. to 30.1.1. and So. Sd. for dacumentary drafts. E.l.Canpany ...muted paper, 139 rope. • her hod!-; 'LAU draltson C.nt 41 la rt ent. premium. • :10 dap.' eight, par. Amoy spa e, tj p r cent. 10. -teem. Sleoiesn dolere ,Carer, Hype' Ceot.tli.count, toad tiara, 91 Much Leh, 5.9, 211 do,. Rupee., 2Pt to 25.1 100dolurs. -fro. Canton to Eng . :oak lure elsghtly advenead stand ing at from It to 2/. 3s. To tan hay for augur 20 ten a per 101:01 Shaintin to Eng: ouldrom 21. DM. to 7/. 1001..4 the lattsr rale tor Chatham it I. adnig br Liver,-tol, Ma Sumatra at 31. to Donlon. to Morro:A.66lp of 1,.00t Wen has hen takide tlif to load for LOllll , ll at 4/. los. Sim; Arone, MLtnrn I.—lts anticipated in our last re ser, toomtoe.a boo wine Otoltrer; but In the tab. we of any acute deillotol w ro,pl y the Junk tr oto nitnntu on. have not by n fry cztelon.e. Pkon pnla 11,0 met w, It mole inquiry at stiffer rare; WA as .totes ore r .phil, olecreemot, we .slam a pro. groove improvement. laonoti 0 Ole bee mu g toy new cs, and is NC dvanotd. Grey *Moines and yarn. at, WV/ w stork, and the latter ankle is a shear higher ['moth.: n anima. very scarce, and ham thi. orriral ot the Moat several ante es Lure advanced, and are yore difficult to lesbian' d at cut rant rate.. MANILLA, FLN. 20. - Fut:lonic -To Grout Britain Sugar, sinnaukl Int roes; hemp, di r.o. To t Ukkeil Yates 10 doe. per ton all naustl. To the Australis. Colonies 21. lee sugar. Light height, 31. . per fat. Escitasoc. -On lontion l hank belle at 30 dam have been •nl.l at 4e. Sd. to 4..104.; aiz mouths et. bills at n. On China, 3 per cent. prittniuna. g. 41133 Entelltaence. EQUITY COURTS. —YE-crEnDAT. L.D.D llis lordship came into court at half-past one o'clock, ac companied by Sir John ltuanilly, Master of the ltull , , and Sir George J. Turner, Vice-Chancellor, and atteinka by several Masters in Chancery. Sir J. Monthly and Sir G. J. Turner took separately the oath of Privy Councillor, b•nh having berm on Monday ale pointed members of the council. They and the Masters having retired, the business of the court was promeded with. EK PAIITE I'ETFR ItOLT.--PETITION OF ROIIIT. Mr. Itolt mentioned this petition. which, a' , we believe, relates to a claim on the Lords of the Ant:Mr:thy, and said if the Solicitor-General (Sir W. P. \t•,arrl) would state in writing what course he would advise the crown to adopt, the petition might then be amended anti the pleadings pre parent for a decision at law. The Solicitor-General asked till next Wednesday, to which day the matter stands adjourned. Cc:Lim r. PRESTON AND OTHERS. The arguments in this part heard appeal from an order of the late Master of the Mulls were resumed by Mr. Tripp from the last sittings at Lincoln's-inn, and not being con• eluded at a quarter past three o'clock the further hearing was adjourned. The question turns upon the construction of the new ureic rf relating to the theilliil.ll and amendment of bills. „ MO, to 416. Ilet.t., April 15.-There has been a pav=e in the trade dung tire port vie., illl,l pt e,wu, rates have taco scarcely attain sb.e. We bad a fair supply tit Wheat horn our 000 gr.iwers today; miller+ Prof rather the advantage in buying, but the otaiket was nut you ably lO•tr. Very little IlddllrOg 11.11.4.1111 r its ltorel.rll vv Ordr, but nut ouch all board ,dap. See hole no alteration in the v..lue, but an) dot g out of wield too is bad to quit. A fair d. rand for Barley, though on hard.y w go.tl ti rune an hint week. Oats all freely from the alto at lob) our quotation+. Peas are r011...ed. With moderate arrivals 01 tepees., nod a fair demand fro n the crushers, the a...8e1e is well sup; otter:, bed quality to Hull rakes are not prm• able umber our top we tattoos, and ago 4 ar.o fur tine 'melon. 'the Itapeseed tu.rket is very dull, and only a slow sale for Cali.. In If. nes no alietation. Import front the ath to the 11th Ape!: Whew, 3,553 V..; Barley, 5.0:3; I 729; Beam. 50; P1..14, loft; Tarts, lot; Lin • e 47 ; ltalaw W, 311; Oil Cokes, 269 t as; Wince, 507. leswicit, April 15.-At to-day's market Wheat moved slowly, at about teat wrelestAll, tied malting Bar ivy 115 n guest, old fully a...dawned Its value. More inquiry I r orate, Beans and Pea; but we do not alter our quotations. Ltrios, APniL 14.-Our supply of Wheat is pretty good, and di read very limited; the few rah s made rather under Friday'. lie.. Baal is Is. per qr. higher. Oct and Shelling tech better obi, and deana are read , sale, o ats hard brunt 1 .4 1.. lof or. mars matey. Arrivals this week Wheat, 7,939 ; Oats, Barley, $24; Hearty, 1197 ; fthellilll, 71; flour, in; Pear, 51; Rapeseed, 507 ; Lin octal, 30.1, LklutilToN BurzAttn, April 14.-At this day'. market the.- tare nut *Mort auppata or grain offering, and very lit.le &Aria in the same, at rates unaltere from last w.ek. Wheat, per load of b o .hei., Or-. to 37*. Bari. y, per amp. qr., 21s. to Va. WM., Old. lia al. to Raw; Dew, 15e. to 17e. per 5 btiabialit. Oats, Va. to 225. per quarter. Lewes, April 1.2.-The trade to-day was very quiet, and sin nose bat the floret sampler ,i 1 %heat w re ea an. to buy. 0..11 and this ai a rd her -coot', witch CdlOirlf their valm to to firmly up. heel. Beans and Peas ore shady, at taw rat.. Wheat, white, IW, to III.; red, ht. 15e. to 91. be, Bane), 21s. to gds. Oats 151, rat to Us. Beans, fin. to 275. Peas, 210. to 2es. Livimrout,, Aeutt. 1..-The arrivals here since last Toescay Iran Ireland wail toa , Atire are monk tale of I lat., and malt, but Iwbt of 0110 r art lel. P. From foreign ports we have re calved u large supply of Flour, chiefty from Fria.. antoontong to 24211 sack., but ol other artinine the Import , are trlfilllt, 0.11R14114 of only 4,bou qrs. Wirt at, W 1 lirr. Ito 11111 Cara, and 4,1110 barrel.* of Flour. The exports ore emettl...llO of Indian Corn, bat light of otw r estates. The demand for wheat alai NOLO doting the Week ha, ben quite in retail, and p. lees must be qua. d 1 d. te 2.1. per Tolle , W. per barrel, and old. to le. to rack lower. 1t1i.1.1 con solitaire late rates, but the demand has riot Irse n active. .1: this t try's market Bore woe a fair utten,rnev of dealers, who porch:aw el to a moderate ardent of wheat and door, at a de‘ltrie of 1.1. to 2.1. per 7d..., and to la. per seek and barrel, Oats and natnietal met a rbew sale, ut loot owe. arioni. IWr ey, bean+, and igen without o Bulge in valor. latlialt corn met with a fair it. yolry, bit holders deniataling extreme little boom. resuded. There soli be nu market hold maim thin week, Friday neat being Good Friday. LANS, April 15.-There was a moderate supply of Wheat at awe kt.g to-day, and dull sale, at ese qr. decline. A few adu idea of Barley, winch aold abort same us last week. Wheat, best runs, rallbs. to 6 rite., 373. to 425.; stride, 411.; Inferior, to 31+. to 33e. • Barley, best tuns, 235. to 13,.; commun. 21s. to 22.. Ileum, 01.1, 293. to 30..; new, 2Ga. to 284. NEWeastLE, April 15.-At our market this morning we hal a miewrate nappy of Wbeat from the ectatry, but .overal vowels having art Pool from abroad the trade opened rather Moody. Still, hiow over, in the basins. (*.vac late rates were smtained, holders reimitigto make any concession. Itael a reduction of Is. per quarter been submitted to a total charraoce might have ben effected. Flour in ni 1I -tats request, but no cheap r. Rye not much asked I .r. I hos. malting Barley sells readily, whilst the intermediate qualities are mat difficult to Marrow of. (lending in good demand, at 32.5.6 d. per quarter; w.isbed 56 Its. per bosh. I. Malt, unl.s tine, aimu.t weatcable. Beans and Pearl meet leas attention, whereas Oats con tinue in favour at late rates. 11./ Oita Mk 51%n, a or TRZ ROW, Sir J. Romilly, the new Nia,ter of the Rolls, took his seat about half-pad one, and dimarred of a few motion, in caring questions of practice, and nut of geueral iutemt. QUEEN'S BENCH.—YEsTERDAY. SIITINO. to I4ANCy. 1106.11 JI:MCS PAT- IitSON ! lit. Jt WiSSIIIIIS SSD Ms. JI.STIrS Eats. WOHMSWLISTN V. THE QUEEN OP SPAIN. Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., (Mr. Peacock, Q.C., with him) moved fur a writ of prohibition, directed to the mayor and aldermen of the City of London, prohibiting then, front holding further idea in this CUM.', or proceeding to the trial of two attachments which had been issued, and to restrain the plaintiff:from further proceeding in the case. It ap peared by the affidavin upon which the motion was founded, that an action had lawn commenced in the Lord Mayor's Court by the plaintiff against the present Queen of Spain, in December last, for 10,000/. and interest, on an affidavit which stated the debt to he for interest due upon certain bonds entered into on the lhth November, ISII, by the then Queen Regent of Spain, un behalf of her daughter, the prevent defendant, and in pursuance of a law passed enabling her to do so. Upon the same day that the action was commenced two foreign attachments were issued, one against a Mr. Seheidnagel, who held the position of president of a Spanish financial commission established in London fur paying the interest due upon the Spanish debt, and the other against Messrs, Martin and Stone, the hankers who act in the rs cript of the money transmitted front Spain fur the payment of dividends. A motion was afterwards made to dissolve these attach ments, but was refused by the Recorder. It was now urged that the writ of prohibition ought to be granted on the ground that the Lord Mayor's Court had no jurisdiction over the Queen of Spain in this matter, which was not an act done by her in her pnvate capacity, but as sovereign, and relating to the property of the Spanish nation. Lord Campbell—Can you show that iu Spain there is any distinction between the property which the sovereign holds as her own, and that which she hold. fur the state ? In this country up to the time of the revolution there was no such distinction. Mr. Chambers—There is no doubt that there is such a distinction iu Spain. The sole object of the writ of foreign attachment is to compel the defendant to appear, but the Lord Mayor's Court had no right to call on a foreign sovereign, as sovereign, to appear. This question wasvery much discussed in the case of " the Duke of Brunswick c. King of llanover ;" and it was ultimately t laid down by the Ileum of Lords that a foreign sovereign as such, is exempt from the jurisdiction of the courts of this , country, except he has brought himself within their juris t diction by commencing an action against any party, wh• may then commence a cross action again. Role granted. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLI) COURT. — YESTERDAY. 8010111 t THE Itstmaitia. SWIMILINU. Richard William Douglass, 62, labourer; (loks Lionel Douglass, 19, clerk ; and Arthur Douglass, 18, also a clerk ; were indicted fur conspiring to defraud Matthew Gooch. 't he defendants, who are father and suns, are of genteel though somewhat shabby appearance. The elder defend an', who seemed unwell, was allowed to he seated. Mr. Ballantine, having stated the ease to the jury, called Mr. Jonathan Millard, shopman to Mr. Conch, 13, Cur son-street, May-fair, brushmaker, who stated that on the 6th January the elder defendants:erne to their shop, and in-' trodueing himself as Mr. Douglass, of Ascot, looked out • quantity of stable and chaise brushes, and some leathers, amounting in value to nearly 51., and requested they might be laid aside for him, whirls was done. On the 9th the two sons came in • dog-cart, and Charles said lie had come for the brushes his " lather had ordered." Ile was asked for his name and address, and he gave that of Douglass, Ascot sills, Ascot-heath, Sun ll ill g-hill. They then took the things away, and, on the 11th, came again, and obtained some more goods, making the value of the whole obtained above Si. lle subsequently came again, and gave, as a reference, Mr. Graham, of Hill-street, Brompton. Witness did go there before he conventol to let them have any more things, and found that the house was an empty one. They then did not let them have any more things. Two pawnbrokers were culled who proved that the goods were pawned for a few shillings the same day they were obtained. The foreman to Messrs. Lyle y and Cower , job-masters to the Queen, said that the defendant Charles came and hired a dog cart, horse and harness, from their stables at Knightsbridge. He gave as a reference his father, and ' whom he said was his uncle. Ile took it for a month, and was to pay 31. a week for it. They never received any pay ment, and finally had to retell it back from Gravesend, and pay 14v. fur the keep of the horse at the stable where it had been left. Mr. Charles Frederick Bastin, of Ascot Lodge, Bells, said the father took a furnished house of him at Ascot Heath, for two months. It was let to him and a Mr. Gra ham. He never got any rent. Mr. Bennett said that on the ith of December he let the house in Belgrave-terrace to the elder defendant. No rent was ever paid. John James Allen, No. 3 of the B division, said that in consequence of a note that had been sent to him he dis guised himself as a clergyman, and went to Belgrave terrace. Mr. Ballantine—You were dressed like • clergyman — what did you wear ? Witness.—Black, and a white neckerchief. The Recorder—They have different fashions for clerical attire in Belgravia. (Laughter.) Mr. Ballantine—Well, you did not wear • very long coat and broad-brimmed hat ? (Much laughter.) Witness—No, I did not. 1 asked for Mr. Douglass, and was shown into the parlour, which was nearly devoid of furniture. The elder prisoner was seated by the fin, and when I got in he rose and said, " You are the Rev. Mr. Hamilton, I believe ?" I said, "Unfortunately for you, I am a nlicemen." He then said, "My God, I am be trayeeL' Police-Sergeant Downing said he took the two wz prisoners et the Westminster Pollee Court, where mos fora warrens. I'mrsioutu, April I.s.—The supply of farmers' Wheat cotaniura very small. At the. day's nuuket there was a lair demand for Wheat, and sa ea were made at late prism. The weather has bees favourable, ilium( the had eight or ten days, fur out-dour work, and rprivg a mbar is how pregravoiing. _ • - • - - B1.218111.:Ite, April 15.—Farmers being still busily en s-egret itt Mid operatirop, the attendance at our markt t this morning W 44 lbw, but we had a full abort of both Wheat and Bar.ey. In 0 hest the trace wee less active than last week, millers buying with great caution, and the turn of mums was a Made in Lemur of the buyers. Four nominally unaltered. Beat Barkys continue in fair request, and late quotations were well supported; commoner tomb are QUlii .aught otter. Fine Oats are abut in reqqest, realise late rates. Beata cod Pea. are nut so much in demand, but former Ursa may be touted. Malt trade Irm. Present quotations are: Wheat, whits, 40$, to as.. ; red, Rts. to 40s. Beat Barley, 210.4. ; ioferioe so! mid dling, its. to 13s. Oats, 17s. to 2us. Beans, Pons Pale, 3-,a. to 401.; Egynuan, 30s. to 32a. Pas, 16a. to 30s. Rye, 2be. to 241. per qr. Malt, to. to 6s. 6d. per bushel. lases, Is. to 7s. Flour, 365. to Ms. pet mek. BAIL COURT.—YESTERDAY. SIITING4I ter Dam. Mr. Justice Coleridge took his seat in this court shortly before two o'clock. Ix Re rue COMPORATION OF SMEFFIELD.-MANDAMVIII. _ _ Mr. Hall moved, on behalf of Mr. Waterhouse, for a mandamus calling on the Corporation of Sheffield to proceed to the election of seven aldermen, in the room of seven other aldermen. _ _ Mr. &reread appeared es the part of the corporation, and eanseneei to the mama. The seven aldermen had already disidaimed, and the 'Mee was vacant. Rule absolute. BVSINISS or THE COCBT. Mr. Justice Coleridge said the enlarged rule paper would be taken to-morrow (this day) and on Thursday, as also on the Wednesday in neat week, when the courts will again meet after the Easter holidays. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-YISTZADAY. Seelttell Ti! lawn.—!nuns lona Clin Jammu Jzarta Ma. JUNIUS CiamwlLL, Ma. Jernat WiLumaa, MID Ma. JIM= TILL. eons➢. To-day being the Ant day of Ruin tern', their lordships, after haring break/nand with the Lord Chancellor, took thels mats upon the bench shortly babes two o'clock. .C.l V Jail A.J., AA , .5m..... ... - _ . THE WEST LONDON r e t 5 Conragv V. THIS Log- t Mr. Payne, for the defence, contended that this was not was Ito, withou! any gullible deference In prise. Neer, fie. ti an. DON AND Nottlit Wmoreitg RAiLwAy ConrAN Y.-AL- -. the clew of men who were detiliende Swindlers. They were fr . r . :re:rr , .. in ernre.i.s. • or 8. nait sestet learn Mir toy, 6 L p.n. LED RD Hiteattll OF Cur XSANT. - persene of good bendy tied expectations, fts int whial they , ', , ,ir . to ;: d r . l -1","224.!-.. l fNle , r'el• te , iir I. en 9 . l -1. to aIL Veal, Niel. Ramo, erect, 6 SI. to .d.; Mr, ad. 'l* his was an action in covenant which had been tried might have expeeteal one day to repay the debts they hail ~_ '-'"."` "! '' before the ChM' Justice at the last sitting, nt nisi prim ! contracteit. lie could nut see that any Lthie prilence by : 7. 5 .. 1 . 1 : : ":: . ' , 1 :, %"- k,, a.:: :. k t u ,,A a b 7 , : : :::: : •:„ 1 :::::::: 1 : .0. 1 ' 1 1 : 1. ::::: 1 1 . 11 ..„ :at Guildhall, when the verdict was entered for the ! been establieheit, and the CaSe WWI one of a man who hail bbb .".4. i . : 1 0 , .. 1 „ 1 „,, , ~.., i '::iin % i,, ;l:t ia re t i .e.. f.er , s;:l :I , tera . ma r an plaintiffs on the Oll fir•t, first, second, and third breaehm,t, ' hem ir, better eiretinietances struggling on until lie could with one shilling dainages ;. on the fourth breach, da- I overcome his dittieulties. The learned counsel then went teem erected. The =ether of stock a er.th peen' through the prates in 4011. 145. ; and on the fifth breach, 411. 2s. 24., 1 on to read estracts from rata diary found at the prisoner's , was as s n ows .- 113 Ilunee, 1,15 is Cat.M. hi L'..lve., 1,185 smelt and which might be Mereased to 3241., upon an examination of I house, but which was put in as evidence, and from the I 4 1 .jt m ^IB - i w it V? in ela y r i :r t oeef , ii i ielarl i rrin , 1.. t . l Std.; t e t e e, 7( accounts. Upon the 6th breach the verdict to be entered . passages selected it appearril that the prisoner continuall y therV abut the same . as last tat: triad ba Y ri= ' ...c . iirl welt at i'. '' '.l . generally for the plaintiff, with liberty to either party to 'i lamented the wretched position in which lie was placed, and - Ito Id.; Cow• with calves, fr- m 91. to 111. ; interns., not so well. • en:, bring the matter before the court upon motion. This action ' prayed that he might bc able to obtain some employment. , battercr very scarce, owl and seedily at trom 111. to 111. Tao was founded upon • deed dated Ilth March, 1816, by I'l he Recorder, in summing up, said the Coal! was one for ; and etrtae fair sire be on W e ire A dars. A, t e e c r,„, dt ,„ which the plaintiffe demised their line to the defendants I a jury to decide am to what were the intentions of the pri- , Ira , more 11.;01 i re e4srage ifupely of skits Cheese, which „ed a t p ot . for the term of 999 years. 'fhe constmctiou of the West ; Boners in obtaining goods by the appearances they assumed, [ 22 e• i° fi ,,, , i 7 . .....T g ai r d' e t • h a . „,":„ . ". 11 :„ . .. °41. . e". S . .. s :ei rr idt i r r ePly of skim London Itailway had coet 180,0001., soil it was agreed that I and although the distress the parties were in might be I plentiful for the time a ;err, but rather slugaiB4 eel sale Su at i' `l l ..l7f is o the defendants should pay 60,0001. in money, and they also I pitied, such could not be defended. I. At the Market-hall, Iliiiidal mireet, there was a greet qu at sty covenanted by the deed in question to pay to the plaintiffs I The jury found the two elder defendants tittilty, and of Che .e Mr thin tae . The den nil was brisk, and anything g p a t one-fourth of the gross RIM which should he received by I, acquitted the younger one, who had not taken any active early dep.. it of at rather higher prices than March fair. name and XMAS reace and dear. , the North Western Company in respect of passengers, , part in either obtaining or disporting of the Ronda. , goods, and other things; and one-half of the net profits I 'the two younger ones were then again indicted for old ____._—_... _ , ' • from rates and tolls paid by persons who use their I taining two pairs of bouts valued at 51., by fraud, from DAILY NVEATHER TABLE. ,a(n i - s n i locomotives. It was also stipulated that the defend- 1 Joshua Hartley. Mr. W. i'oope‘ r appeared for - thin pr'esecu , ants should charge 50 per cent. more for passen- , tion vibich hail been instituted by the London Trade Pro- WaDNESIDAT, APRIL 16, IESI. gees tin the plaintiffs' line than they charged on their I tection Society, of 170, Itegeut-street. In this ease it was The State of the Weather at each of the following places at . I main line. The defendants also covenanted that they would, preyed that the two defendants had gone to the shop of the Nine o'clock yeatenlay morning. 'the stations are at their own expense, during the term of the lease, 1 prosecutor a bootinaker, of King-street, St. Jttalea's, and arranged in order of latitude. - efficiently work and repair the said railway and works de- there tried ' on two pairs of hoots and had them packed up, - .. Course of , eareneth of , mind , and indemnify the plaintiff• , against all charges and and whilst Charles was being measured for another pair, Name of Place. ww . y. . tAtmf. Stereo' Weather. losses for want of repair, or for not working. The defers- Arthur took the parcel up and and put it into the dog cart ____. _____ _ l___ dents, it appeared, had never run a passenger train at all and drove off' with them. Hard wad .n.,d,,tpt upon the line, and had only carried goods to a small I The jury found cheat both Guilty. . Gentle tweeze Overenit m amount, in consequence of which the present action hail I The father said he was innocent of anv intent to defraud. thuo.tori - been brought. The plaintiffs contended that the defendants ' lie had brought up eleven children, snit had endeavoured "'""' snevinoservor e were bound by the lease to work the line, and that they 'to instil into their minds principles of religion and honesty. r „...... Gentle Breese Geese:art were liable to pay damages to the plaintiffs if they failed to The three defendants all wept very much, and seemed to f ee „, ob „,, _. et. Calm usrre..et do so. The amount of:damages claimed was 35,001 ff. ' the - feel very keenly their degraded position. aotistersorr• ....... N.Y.. Gentle it Pertially Cloudy m North Western and Great Western were the fir s two f, The Recorder said that the learned counsel for the de- GREENWICH ..... . iL Nl. , (=Me lime- Overeats% - railways projected to the north-West of London, and it , fence had better not go into family mutters. Collie amen. Ov. rest I was onginally contemplated that there should be only ' His Lordship, in parsing sentence, said that it was ice- , b 4........ " .".... 5 . ...... T:. 'Ge tie amens Overcast S.F.. aeon, ere ere Partially trendy ;one terminus for the two line In the year 1836 the plain- possible not to see that there had been a deliberate scheme r,7„,7 :„...--„~,,, .t tiffs obtained their act, and it was declared that their line to defraud. Ile had no doubt but that he had led a miser- .ortiiv .... ......... ✓ should join the North Western at Willesden, and form a'i able life, and he hoped that all such conduct brought its XPlaraaliAll N.V.. • litr•ing Breeze ihientut • junction between the North Western and the Kensington I own punishment with it in that way. Still it was all inf.. M i termenaveris N.IS. . slung: name P. many Candy r, Canal. Subsequently the Great Western l'ouipaity obtained ; portant matter, and mould not be lightly passed over. The ,_V"'" N.E. GA Ha .lr , eve Parti4ly Cloudy ' an act to enable them to make their terminus at Paililing , duty he had before hint was a plain but painful one. A L e ::,';', WAT Y.. Gentle Meek , Ilmidleser l ton, and as they were to creme+ the plaintiff,' line on a level, difference would be mole with the eons, who might be imp- ,1 0 ,.,,, e , t , jE. Gentle Meese Cloudle. Ait was agreed in 1837 that the Great Western Company posed to have acted under their father's advice. t .rireven e N. Cairo Overcast It should wait the convenience of the plaintiffs' trains in pass- The father was then sentenced to twelve, and the sons to WIITTaT N. f oenne Henri r Paruenly Cloudy 4 ing the point of intersection. In 1814 the pluintiffs' line was three months' imprisonment. ease completed, and it formed a junction between the Thames GANLIALR ....... Itorafriseg , by means of the Kensington (*.met and the Great Western d and North Western lines. The plaintiffs' line wren mainly MARKETS. Benelux - I- intended to take passengers and goods from the west end of Tills DAY, NOON. 1- lentelon to the two great lines intimated, anil it was expected COTTON.-Livertroot, Al'itlL 15.-The market has Comae of Wind. %termite a Wind. Mats el the Weather. • 1 that a great profit would be the molt. No arraiteeinent al been very dull and heavy lIIGOII Th ep . toy, and prima of all kinds are rather I mer, but not 1.11. per lb. amount to &Galt 3,0.0 s.E. • ti=tie limier. Cloudy. , was made as to the tiniest of working their trains, und the The returns from the following places did not reach this Isar, 5 not which were taken fur capons one, inenifie Mann 1,300 'l„;result was that paasengers going by the plaintiffs' lbw were ernerraw • efer Persian. and Maranhao 71d. n o bed ,; ; f r ay d„,,, t , office in time fur publication yesterday; they therefore ;5 kept waiting before they could go en by the &feud:tide' 41.1. to a f,a. ;an p g ., wand. lo to ig. l indicate the state of the weather em Monday morning at u. line. The plaintiffs' line was opened in June, 1814, and Mageiterertm, APRIL 15.-Generully speaking, both nine o'clock. ' i after having learn worked for about six months , it was cvi- spirew•ra and niuntriacturers represent the mantel today as charam . . __. . . . XVIJJALLAII. a . dent that it could not be efficiently carried on except in =Med by unabated dulness. aiti pries ilraeping for all devcriptieerp p. ,,,,,. a of bah yarns and ma ala. Tbe =vices by the ArclM bring prio •of E. tientle ewes so I Paruady Claud, j,,' connexion with one or both of the great lines. Negotiations m oaten loser in the 2nd of Apol M Near vort and the rommereic Ilserisus N 11. theme ea... I overcast ...... ....„ . E. Gentle Breeze - Overcast o f were accordingly entered into, ad d it was agreed that the b „. ibiz ,„, by thy o „ ytto , r fc ,,,, t „ , f ,,,,,„„...,,,;,,, „,, to , fp, market flotorsenso• ie, plaintiffs should lease their line to the dote umlauts as be- far mdautactured vea A, Ti.e pr Cr. of or. ton in Italia I=l aleo ro. t. P ,' le .,,: nauliecwi N.Y. Gentle =err ' . artlally Cloudy 0 fore mentioned. gull-Nuclide an act was obtained by the ceded, with • faVOLD'able ANNUM tit the raw crop, and ire-opinion c,,,,,, - ,„ -- N.V. N. 6,41 ie. finest I Overcast N.W. (writes anea, Permute cre.er nli Great Western and North Westeru Companies to carry woolen: tore ties =ruiner wa- that the pri as of ecleo generally ~ , ,,,,,,,,T ha N . M. I a...Le -it env I Primevally Char ?a ' the plaintiffs' line across time Great Western by a bridge, cmaii,matilmte.tifr,liciriTi,l4eril;e.re.ellSat:itthar,cle,ouunilli,m,l.3,:ifilaym.,tru”ls-orfs a lne in h d :ti nn t; iip ti) ..,, ,, , ,r0..y... _ f i x:NE:E. 6,,, ,, , , , , ,tr.. „ rittyr,„:„ P.0 „ y „.,,, :ti.a1i 0.1, do and extend it across the Thames so as to juin the South , m str i ni d e bone, m the trade hare redenol th.tr ~ . . at Western. The plaintiffs, however, have not received arty: q 7 7:7, e!r: r„ 7 , e . 7g,„ . ., per lb., both tri n water ts het an. 0.,,,.....,„„,... • N E. Gentle • air. ae Partially Ih,G,IS thing by virtue ref their contract, exsept the 60,0001. ; and awe tem% from the Imee.t. 11111111,cm to us high :a Ur" fe the =me: ------ ---**--- Lill lrillth. lirusr Tuthill ' """ • having made frequent complaints and remonstrattersm, the =II 511's in the haler. At this reduction the Germans le me bought — •tte defendants, by a letter dated Jan. 20, 1819, tend that if the rather holy, but for ether quarters gabre to .e.ne .11 coon. ed Print ng el Os Ilan. de Herd I ..f.i. Kromer- to 111.,.,nr1 dartings m..• y SIIII'P INC: INTEL LIG ENCE. ~, plaintitle thought the line could be profitably worked, they be emend at alai:lllST decline. her Germany ISMS offer., wi re made i v ,. Might try Cu work it. at A 't. donne but were ISA 111 Ilirally accepti ii, though purchases .Preis metaarompendents , the ~ strriewr , I : ' ,Ate ... and • Do l ts USE " . et . Mr. Serjt. Ryles, pursuant to leave reservm d, now moved were r if e . Mil l at it to a limited Calllii. A rather tett r tenana Ine s.. for a rule to show' cause why a writ of inquiry should not sail. in the linne trade, and an moneyed Mention is cape-tied and SEABOItaiK MAILS, sei' issue to assess the damages on the 6th breach. The learned the holidays. re Pigmies that tee o en- an sent arum the General Po-Loame ie . serjeant contended that the defendants were amino hy their sv M. 'RM. nal SI ST 'OW is, tor a -...ISOCTAI '- camvenunt to run passenger trains on this line, dud not liming HOSIERY ANI) LACE TIIAI/ES.-Norr iNG it AR, -- h• i A , nril 15.-- II ,arery. Severn branches of th_e trade, it is grunt) ine to Day alm, made up tram what r o e done au was hi e fi bloat:lief the covenant of which plaintiff.; COUNTMUG/e. iii (=won Prier. Poet 1 %Flies A It/ AI II V. a Its aup•erveil a little =anew last, nm. entice, ir ay in Lt. cornplainmal. Th Liwd Chief Justice who tried the ease, had Who Linde= rheepetelied. , sue. . :he ilemeim fir mode for the foreign market. De Woe beard id pe ar, held that the defendants were bound to run passenge r trains send richer rx.ensive melees =one arrived Man the Cab el s uha --------- -----,--. fo • ore this line, mid he (Mr. Serjt. Bytes) trusted that the by tb, ta•t fora= e, mei fur= r man me oafs eted, as the hiners end America(bylnitratiket N April 23 ....... ... tannin= .... , April 2a inn damages would Ire assessed upon the 6th broie•li upon that b.. (atone user for the Exhibit' it. 'the beam market id radar MOTS ''' e.._,el'a;eFi' exited elatee 1 0.4,re tern 29 -Dermot Apstl 27 principle. The learusd eerjeant also contiauled Inuit the eniflllAteli, th-re are more inquiries after furring greats; but we are .L .. i." . ,,• - •• A iumbyll.l4ndeephal April 13 ...... .... sentlnempurn 'April 17 r d. words " efficiently work, wh i ch were found i it the „ wt . of Loi,ry of hear of coma Lairds in the town of ere 4 name _s o workmen being short rd work , and several having no work ill ,coke 1 A i••• 4 Curt) .../ 4 I Int of the month I Ply men ita tut parliament having reference to this, it was clear that it . eh roe Ti. • N Pdhaleth a inon.ltmover all; ambit tie oiler Mediates the sediment are stein wea eau- . . ..... Inc was intended that pasormigi`r Indus should he run. The i a..yiel. The pia market continue. p rade, la lot we lea 1 rues. '"'"'" l4 arty ... ....... .. lomer ," West London Iloilo ay ran through a very populous district, Lee: There is but little alter ai , n Mi. week to r.othe; the ovinand B ' l,ll N 'oar of the n onth;•mthater; too Nay II l et and consequently it was a great loss there beteg no train fur tar meet diem. en goats is very Incite,, aid stocks must be ..- eurnmAyree . . . -SI Ohs of the in emir seutharnidort May 11 ye . the conveyance of patesengers. creasing is the bands pit maelareederateit. If there had not torn ealnerniiii hafewlll O h s of tbetironhlsoutranipten April 5 K ''at =protean no mad. in the I .ce thirellinr ISMS+, us as to enahle „. C al ° , , °l ..,,, i ' li ,, eet , iii :l ic % 1 ith 4 the ee ' inal i ll ' i l uniutle- 4 e Tii 3 , o r Sir F. The,iger, tin behalf of the deft ndants, made a le 7th 17th27thof ono , I weer metto it to erAtu r a greater variety of artrelen, thsre mu , . have been `'", * ,, ae , -"", T ai a',.... not outs motion fur a new trial. The le anted counsel eon- 4. Tat tended that although the deWudunts were strictly epeaking bench of inewary. We believe, however, that h atwebs atone 1 "1,.. o 1 ""'" '"''' ...,:ore woe HMO want fif Call Wytarent felt by lb°. 4 Halal. din this ~......-..r",.',_,.....'"*`- It Mer.t7theitn.mth '4.mtheruptirn. April 5 • Men., W ed." Fr el. houthatepton. TuA o. sei Pro- bound to run passenger trains, yet it was it question win:- the ihttieultie- felt by tho-ele Ire ID MOW sale', tat the woe k an: ' i i •••• ......... --• --id r th iie nee elueeth ! '" aia ` w P iun • April 2 ° SINN ( Maths le llama, 0 . ,7 :. ! :her by so doing they were acting for the advantage of all Part ot Oar wproarror, Ciallkala I Will thus tale , have been are in a era. "' Dream.. .N 7t7thof winnit kr, er and parties interested. It had been Muriel that there was no eeeF .""laC "O . °lab , rassenger traffic on the lino, and it wa., tiler creme, useless Hamburg N Ftwerlai Se Friday lialilliSll - f ists,sat WOOI.LEN CLOTII.-Lelams, April I::).—we have a I!• (len d """ ......... - 14 ,, , 3at i ttf aes i ke al fboby s '` n a b - '. ,, ,,... t r" n t ` k b * .d . is s l i p ",„ 1 " -I ,..` 4 4 to run intavenger tniins. ' There was also a harrier which gat and tenet mired to-day. A amuse Memos oMy has been done. tydan , l l 7 lin . crossed the Great Western, at which the goods trains were NR? don. often delayed half a day, and passengers could not be dc- WOOL.-IteDnElterletai, April 17.i.-Sales are very bad tweeted geuthase t r at loth or the month i s.mthumpten.•April 24 rfish; 'eyed in such a manner. Whin the defendants undertook toeireet at my price minis .irple areele of mar trade. Murat diallICIA 1 ir,d,,,. ( ,,,,,,,, f44 0 .1 k :L N 1, 'C'k''''lth"t month Iklier the working of the hue the \Vest London Railway Company are determined to work up them roreut stuck, caste laying to new ompt „ o) . hi at N Mth of the month , sfouthatoptem. April 25 fy . ot. were greatly in debt, there were judgments against them, and purehaest. Priem are rawer sass, DittorviaMareeilles) l4 :Mae! Ith re =nal, Ime er an execution under which their available property had been Illexieu V 'rid of the month', southanaptort. Alien 3 seized, with the exception of six small cottages, which were MANUFACTURES. -- ll uto mere , FIELD, April 15.- Madeira Very little Invinem dome in the Goth-hal this week. Tee tact Is II nil of the nemth:Southamptan.• May 12 to be sold fur 3fint. T he proceeds of the line at this ta•ine . i 701,17th.ltrth,22th1 I Malta. were only 2L a week. The defenclants had laid out s,iese. rya'[ our an .11 maitre returers are tit A 10,1 due style. and pattern...et " 1 413.1thrif OA ennethf tkierr =owng what w..eid plea-e at orevent—ealleelaty or the f. mthermang Saplea• upon the line, although not obliged to lay out a farthing , Exit pan at may bring out something quite new ilia oriels:4r. % iihl i.M.Pithre men lamer April 21 Papal States. • 5015tn2.4tia. 1 Mott I hear and the geode tratfie hall greatly increased under their Pounsehe PA 7thl7thatiedetun;seuthamptem. Arrived management. Under therm circumstances, he contended COltN.-Ilate.swourit, April 15.-We had a fair show rota •. a n lent, a= pima dui re heavy Lir at uerwripiene. Daman) • le 17th or the neinth:s=thmipton.' April 2ei ac- that the sixth breach ought not to he reganted ter a subject Is =150123' hof manlimeer !Mei. 21 and for heavy damages, and that there ought to be a new trial NA-bin " """'lg ' ' l°44 ' r° ' ''‘ l '" l, w hi t e y 3 "' to lee' p er 'le"; Wee ' " Waal IN ink of the nenthroutliamptun.: April 20 earl, Zee. to ies. West Indies feacept Ha, i Iby in orse the cereal Should take Mr.Serjeant Bytes's view with - Heat., April 15.-There has been a pause in the trade ''''''''''"' '''''''''' A"nd" thrl al.a. "' %lu th unralii '' '. A P eli 5 retried to the sixth breach o f the erMertallt. v d re " . 4 •••‘'' tr:t 7. .. 117 .....Z i 1.: ', • ."1 \ ',l," eA r ll e :. h',,,,":; :':.." e '-', '"" 7 c e ". 1.7 r t: d 111 7 ,. 1 7 i. nc e The i! ' ir i .'i nud a ' s k m .l e : .- W' ll ti r e llii7 6'n e ll a. "‘ n tziel a fes:B hus Ce Mnal iforniar: ) t at h e eL e' 'n;:4 l :atee " • the The court granted a rule nisi, upon the motion of Mr. r op- Serjeant 111:es. MAI, aSI (ilia, 410 IlaSilllie in buying, but the n., ket. *as D( ~i,,,i f. . ..r.it lE z , i s u t , ,,dl Liy in j e t t i, af f l l, 3l . o . fttez u r ‘ a , n . sre ... te ., io l ai ... l will he .. b. f i the rnai , ie tt rp lu o i n i.. th a n . sters 1.1:1;AS r. EA LE.—THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA TIOUSP. quo ably toyer. are now elestratehscl and due by every American packet. eded 'lbis wan an act' whielt had been brought by the l io n t )th ii , .. , u s eb .. eru tof bo= l, l4 ,, l „ l . ll. i. Very I'Vje ‘ lEST l'V7i:• l ‘ i : 4 ! lr l : : E. :l'''' A Uf f ' a tt i .' ; '"‘ d tc :in n' a ' n : d e l shl l ::: l..r : le : s' '': . plaintiff on behalf of the or of the Royal Italian Opera House, Covent Garden, to remover the sum of Etta, though on hardy to gm dto runs as lust week. Oats eell freely Cram ""' • the . as at tuby our quotation, Peas are me1ee...41. With inAlerate the Lp,....d A..., • wri.‘,,,,i..ii A A pri l i i i i: 1 Y E D. sees, being the amount of the salary of the orchestra fur thirteen alalidia ol p Li . sree:: me g a ~t a:ry e le. m te. n .l lef tikal n . t i liE ne o i r ,, t , : i.. he o, ro u ,.% , l r re o uL er iele .Amaiimm- at laverpool, April 15, Irem said nights. It uppeared that in tlw month of July 1819, Mr. te in Neale had undertaken the management of the Royal Italian o 's j e t.o ll * g n u . ra t tion e4l , be rulel 't a i nt% 4 ea li e l f l u i ; Mobile dopt, Opera llouse during the iIia,IISS of Mr. Delatiehl, and that at.rect to very dull, and =lv a slaw sale for Cakes. In It. nes no AUSItICA -eft Lieenoul,' April 15, from u ne, anon. Import front the sth to the Ilea Apri! i Whey, 3,353 qr ..; As s o sg -orrc,pe cl ea r, April le, r •ors Raney, 5,e11; Oat., 719; !haus. iti; Peas, 1,0 D; Tarts, 1u1; Lin- Aseall4XX -nit Wiren.town, April 8 ems , pre- on the 9th of July a meeting took place betwion Mr. Lucas, Charente u Mr. Fenn, awl Mr. Beale, when Lucas handed a doeu- New GS:IOW see , .17; Rapeseed, 311; On Cokes, 26a t .ns ; Wince, aO7. lista os, e _..,ar 1.. r. a i ,,, , , Ap r it a o, l ry o . . --l-.. - ...... . 1 , 1 1,15 CllliatilMA -at !gym.' 5, April 11, true to meat in which it was statist that the orchestra, undenatind ing that Sig. Mario, Mad. tirisi, and Signor Costa had agreed leaviatat, April 1 i.-At to-day's market Wheat moved not to pet ' s fur payment a their saMries were willing to ! l l o ,r i l „yl,:',„,, ab r b 7.,":,,‘T b 7L ' ',, r ,.' "•• tk " d ": "6 " l ''''''r m `"‘"' t • c' t x " : " .7rs - - m at G t7.17..... '", An't- I Li, fnui Ifon.l.arie Mourn= Ire of go on playing, provided that before the ena of the semen the tm0,,. - n o . t - d id o l - 0 ,.. -- t o fd r . oor ---- d l t pa, M. :j.,,,, "' l a th !'" I r °Uri lie and Ilemaams-sofiCalle Cl ad en i e, A als imi a l 1 11, f t imea rosi -.. - PA. - John's, ?.B Tripp amount of arrears due to them were paid. To there terms . lows-off (Nee Clear, April 11, tr = enmeretaf LEEDS, APRIL T. 3 -GUT supply of Wheat is pretty good, ip ag y : CAM • Mr. Beale agreed, and wrote his name across the document, rat Queenstown April 8 from ?gaunt= g ei r l u v u t n r , i i a I t the " i En t i ,. . l .:l7 ' : ,, r d ...e s ; m:i r eLl , s h . , l:: d r ".l :l „.. . th a c i:_ei e i r,, "' h i ' . iti b, "l. l.l 44, et rm s ,,i b ie u ;iim i n u g n‘k i i . Sc r .,,., l.t r 'r firi 'u ctere Y : .:e:7 .c 4c u:_ V rt i la r ri nee......:ea u l i . th i .7 .l ..,..el r t ill a lS i f pr (men r„ .s o, ha. '.. l l ll . l i i ' l g f t e Ug hie l l i s t C .l r ustTe i c t r li no t i h t!sui c ti . al mi tli " e a p P la P i n i:t v i C tl d , .4;1 t A li t e RaVerrAur gut of as Locus hail signed the document as trustee for the mein- t h ri k a „ :.: , Y , .. i, A 7 r i tZ i liv iiin th , ls . 7 4314 , 91 k, 1 1. W , 11; i 5 , 0 1 -. ; 7 1 ,.9 ,.... 4 . 11 . 1 51 0:P 1 if t . ,,e 11. 5, 4 i i.d lia , 50 r1e 7 •Y : 8 u. 21 . ; N it, n „ tro u taa .... - . Al t I i ... 1 .. .46., r ;% .1. 11.1, A A ro p i , i ii i l i S s , , * f i e:: SASSISIA- off Cape Clem., April 10, from Looted hers of the orchestra, it was necessary that all the meimile re Havannak ebarlestot of the orchestra ought to have been made partim to the '''''' '''''' Kew Wean A 1 , 6 action. LEIGHTON HurrAltD, April 15.-At this day's market wiienern -a; Cowes, Aiwa I f Mon dhallaba as i o ., Mr. Keuting now moved for a rule for a new trial, and 1 rine - weir eat short =mots or A GGII otterator, anal very tithe oar .., WaaIPIISS-Si tiravesend, April ' 14, team ~...t . contended that it was not ileet•s‘arry Mr all the members of , w . bee o ,„ td mew s n a n o ~ , , or i t 3... Neese in the rums, et rat. usultere . Irma last 'Via Wheat per f w d of the orchestra to be made parties In tire action, us it was a ' i.,,,, •pa. r:, 24.1,,Z ; i i ,,.13,,. to "j-, l : r p:';';' n o pe o --• rfarl, t o oto „ -1 i Us. to a ir. 'l l 2 l' SALLE lim. separoe OA well as joint contract which had Mon entered pet 4/data.T. Paso. PAT-from Liverpool, April IS, N....-. .......... Nara into with Mr. Berle. It PAT- OaLents, April 15.-The trade to-day was very quiet, and B„'° l 's -111 " 111 Gr05 115 . 49, r4 APOI I% to sae eourt, however, expressed a ditrcrcnt opinion, - oe)t e ieg bat MS MASAI. samples ,i 1 wheat wIS ea ice to WY. Irrs ' esti sosii, •.-fume Liverpool, April 13, to Ike' lid a.'X • Tor lung that the ruling of the learned judge WAS right, and re- LOH Oat, ale ra her .cues, winch causes their setter to be firmly up. , •ene44o-frien laverprol, April IS, to nlerfoundl or , „ it) , fused the rule. heel. Deans and Peas ore ate .ry e , at late ',tot. Wheat, white, ltd. Cain.-'r ill hall, Aril 13, Le loos ~,....„,. ltule refused. ta if L; red, it. 15.. to 91. Se. 'lane), 21s. to 265. Oda 15*, Gil. to I;s. C . " Ul wau - k ee n Ilaneinaelib• April 14 to ------ 11 " 1 " Dem% 214. to 27e. Peas, 21s. to Its, 1 roacso-I OM Saloornbe, Aprll 14, to Antigu Hos -front Graven nel. Atari IS, to C. Cow and from Cdifornia via the CM ed States dm by every American imart. Nl.NnnAran,tlt wail will be re.Ve up on the 1.11.11.11 rn whoequenee ut the datt tunntli. AIiVAINSIN- at Liverpool, April Li, from Ataura off Liverpool, April 13 AlikklCA -rat Liverpool, April 15, Irem .4111.VrA -off Capetle,a, April 10, frees Nor treions Aaraertur-of tpreenatown, April 8, holie ...... Notate Kr td Os 4--olf ikpe Clear, Apt it iii, from Denterara C.11‘1,11,....-at Plymate 11, Amil 11, trim llropluras Orion -at Gears. rot, April la, from. Ilourilloa lOr *ITO, -at to averend, April 15, from ... .. •• .• • ...ales llearri.,s-tiff cape Clear, April 11, from ILL John',, N.B. lowa-off INipe Clear, April 11, tern vortniiall 1110181.: .* Queeowown, April 0, Inns Mauritius b 14.6.0 WRIUMI . -at Liverpool. April .5, from New York LUCK* -01 loaverend. April IS, horn ll.olert:ara NIIMM -at Dartmouth, April 11, from !aware iii 11a11..41 -at tirgrownsl, April 15, folio llavanitak Itau if OA • * ...Irel*.lol. April IS, *OM CliarleWore Sairtorria- elf fape Clear, April 10, from Kew Orkaas W11.0.1.0* -at Cowls April 1 i loon ofiallikera Woriurtarter-at Grave -end, 40 IS, from Memel r4...11(.14 CAT—from i.i•erpoo;, April 15, 10.......... .. :Samoa 11,:ipa -Irvin riruve•rial, April IS. to Itr,trina. , -from I.prt.rpool, Aprll 15, to IS • I" , •rk (I.itr•to-frten Liverpol, April IS, to Nes - found, olli Coup.-O. in !lull, Ap-il 13, to 1.i1it. , , , c 0111.1.T.AM -frock p.,notnoutb, April Si, lo ............. si 11.1 r. .. .. 41014C40-1 OM :4.11C0M00. Aprli N,. to Dom -from tirAVOI tut, April IS. to C. COAlft COL.X.-from Grave-rend, April IS, to I . 4v,p•KII ESIVOIOI--fr... Liverpool, April IS, to Mont ..A1 ItIOANA-tOT Liverpool, April A tn. .............. ..0...•• ...1 room J onor-from 110, April 14, to Pugworiti JAnn-innit l iv:impend, April 5, to COnlaeribire iron liort.--from Liverpool, April 15, to .......... WO J ...elm Lon' 14..ar •-lrom Liverpool, Anvil IS. to ltithili.eto LAULOCt- from Graverrowl, April 15, to N - .or fillreeivin -.own Greer...ma, April IS, to falcons NAT G.I Vt. Scowl. ein-trom Liverpool, April 15, to Str!'in NIKOILIOO.C.IO NIJVNIORID-frOM talltelOOOWll, April IS, to 1.,. , t0n Ottis -front Liverpool, April 15, to Bl. Peter...um thozina . -from Liverpool, April It, to Newfoundland Prioi - ow -from Liverpool, April 15, t 0....... « Xenia rani:node P..114-from Gravesend, April A Ur .... Pilo ltirroor-from Liverpool, April IS, to Capp de Verdi norm-from Liverpool, April 13, to Newl..uniliand You-hem liniverend, ,toil IS, to Alms Hal Time rte mils -Irmo tiraveverid, April IS, to Port Itilip VALNIBIA -than Liverpool, April 15, t 0..„........„ Boucot...so VIOOL-fr.. lAverpo .1, April 13, to Num WA•ILIttANHOTI. Irmo Liverpool, April IS, 0,-...15t POttlibtlfg WANDOI.-4.0111 Liverpool, April .3, to gunnel Winconsin -from tiraverood, April 15, to .... ........ New York tuguese frigate Iris, from Macao, arrived; and., on the following day , sa iled for Goo, for, it is said, some more artillery and officers for the Macao garrison. I The interpreter of the police, Suffer Ally, told two i accomplices, had been convicted of the murder of the Arab hoe, and were ull three executed on the 28th alt. The principal topic of excitement has been the disturbed state of the interior of the island, in con sequence of the heathen Chinese having leagued to , 'ether to murder or kidnap the Christian (Roman catholic) Chinese, of which a great number I employ themselves as pepper and gambler pl an t e rs. Many of their plantations have been destroyed, and such Was the formidable resistance shown to the police—who shot a great number of the rioters—that the military were called out, and have been placed in the district mostly inhabited by the Christian Chinese. This alarming movement has attracted general attention, and that of the executive, to the existence and spreading influence of the Hueys, or secret societies of the Chinese, whose proceedings have for a time so interrupted agricultural operations as almost to stop the staple articles of our export. Fur the present government has made a sort of com promise, granting an amnesty to the Huey confede rates on condition of their ceasing to annoy their Christian countrymen. _ JAVA. BATAVIA, FEB. 26.—1 n my letter of last month I informed your readers of the serious indisposition of the naval commander-in-chief, Edmiral Van den Bosch. His excellency expired on the 11th instant, after a severe illness, in the 411th year of his age. Ile was a brave and gallant officer, and an ornament to the service. The news from Sanbach nod Puntianak was satisfactory ; the insurgents had returned to their peaceful avocations. The envoys sent by the' Chinese were courteously received by the Dutch re- • sident ; accompanied by that functionary - they were to proceed to Batavia, to do homage to the governor general, and on the Ist inst. the Phenix steamer ar rived here with the deputation on board. Every thing has been arranged to the satisfaction of the government at least. J.ABUAN. Advices had reached Singapore to the Ilth of February. The native population were apprehensive an attack would be made by the !Haunt pirates on the Borman must ; but, if their tears were well grounded, the presence in Victoria liar of H.M.S. Pilot ought to inspire confidence. Mr. Surveyor Sett, the acting governor, has been appointed by titer Majesty lieut.-governor, vice Napier, notwithstand ing it was rumoured that economy was a strong reason for ridding the settlement of" Mr. Napier. The place was comparatively healthy, and the dealing operations of the Eastern Archipelago Company were proceeding most satisfactorily. By accounts received from Manila we learn that the second expedition had quitted that place on February 3rd, consisting of seven transports and three steamers, to join the head-quarters at Zam boanga The force which left Nlanilla on the day above-mentioned consisted of t,ffiffi regulars and nearly double the number of irregular& COMMERCIAL LN"rELLIGENCE. )lamett 15. TllO MONET AN ti 4ilAt6 MS.ItkETII.—SIIICe RC Last wont to yomeo the mon y musket bestirs a in • -tate of much the V. 14 1 1. soh it anything, a le ter lemma 037 be road to übloso is the bonnie. late high ed. of tote.rl are sti mabbtouse ', but a tall is looked for bete. lone. seruntiev ..re Nl - .1 V1...1 ill 94 ; Company's tours at 011 ; Tranefer Lowe, at lint PA - ea Fit. r, at toot; 51er.111114 11 ,..1. `I. Shur.r are .100 dull at- Btu kof Hoinbay, II per cont. premium ; *Total Wok. 17 per rent. .iwount ; Coon. 1111reial II oak, 161 per rent. oio - oeuitt ; Agri flank, 2 per tent. the. what. 1/%024 to Own .7 approvaeh of the lboo i (.11.1, a hith ra re.l teo-d.y, tee ileelvre a. p. oat of the morketduring tor poet . ..Might, sold tieleourione in Lep ql+l have cone orient y been to a limited transit. The helots) a Heston otr on Ike 19th, whew it 10 co veted bieintro will be ...iced watts mostly. In Laporte there hoe atm berg Ltd e doing. Cunt. Poe, 11.00.• - AS repo r ted In our lii, the demand ham tern dist fly he grey goat', in which a toiara lv fair bovine. hal been does. Inkrey better... le to the moo eunt 21,034 pieves at I.llol'. cursing nom It, :4 to Ito. 0. 1 . 1 ao. too pia. The value of nearly all oosatire 41t and Melo mak. , 11.4 gone down • trifiround to, loot large hve heel ol al oreery to twee them on the market. ato a , 71,. op. vete.% at IG. 11 to 141. It per piece In god demand-A moor ties tI. 1n.3,. 3:o pea., ut le. 5t 3 two. to 14. 134 per twee.-- 51.1olaputiani.: Kale., 2,6 A pieces, at /la. 21 to K.. 3.:0 per piece. -f. Cloth : bales i's. pitma 31 by 21. at Ho- 3-0.0, an 15:.• al Its 0.1.e0 per pies ". In fair demand. - In Keened bomb rue hare km n to a limib d extent 9,10 , pp ois at IS.. II to ktr. 1r50,000 KT pose; pm. to. to 1, - Oo pion. of Its. 1 7 too Ito. 0.9: dimity 7 .0 phial., a. Its. 1.15; lappets too ono e. a 40 by Ph at I. 1.1, wool 3olos at too 3-3. A kw other rotor Move had o dvet. win to will be 'mull need below.- ' In dyad are' hinny m ode thee . h ore bon few 1f.410410410111. and the value or P..le km ow. croon.na h.P declined. Corms Voon. tab o 101.14001 10 14.1 tooh a water and 115 halts male twee, are G• b 0. 0 .0 oe-enge yarn. In the two forum! .In. have ehalstly udvare. l , 3 . 1• deou..n.l, to , are 4 . 011, white for Mo the value limo none what s tsar ed. tut e 4ourtal yams the market her hero dull he the boot loomth. 3101,10. In toe die rip.r no of en epee an.'. iron haws improved donee the he norht, but peg v have been >mall, and c,,alltted to Eng hale tor, Dail r00.11101.011/4 let a. 1'0.111N410. A 511,41410 0 4. e hear of no role., but the pries of both boo improved, mot the week ot tier 'otter he love ow how. 1114 a, - Ihe hoot lirrlYd: 1 , 1111.. last Intltar bre• of Cam' Herr has pot torn melted hy the Slornaway, and has ben eagerly Gouge t op at 84110,10 no. Thrquality is rejorto o! to w eseelent. Alleopreo but October brew ho. Iva arrive A groat oh memo !lien he it, and it se much want. d. Or Tellient'e, sm. o • 3u tolute iv reported at too tr. per hbd. 10 bbd.. Porter to. -1-1/ been sold at 50 re. per had. Wine .0 Semi ev. Sale. of I hhob. siol 6 both , of she ry wine are reported, at Kr. PO per 130 ga11... In ~.hits we het, ef litre di tag, the ably bake reirkete..l l cud • ow oh two kolders of gin, at Its. II pew Weer. M•11111111111111011.-N 0 Pales to report, and the dulnem formerly 101:1111.10041 a 1111/1110. 40 pro, all I r 0:1.1$11011,1:010114111.der 40411.01. E 11.0 0 .111. -1 .4.1000 We.•l.-- flat p•tleke l l. - 4 dialog the fortnight amount to 2. 0 9 1 1341 e•. she prier.* of to arty all dose letians have falba lallon 1.. 4 to 5 per only rionor ;he d,.lalh of Wet steamer, owing to the . uoravourstote ...be. to hood by Let snail. '11.11 . 111.-111.. promo of best Malmo hub rbes to its. 1,030 to 1,033 per client, lost we do not bear 04 ;touch doing. Y. -11 w rate. td the day are-to LAreepsei £1 17r. IM. for first eats vowel.. awl C: los to gl for reamed eters ;"Irk Lamle; C' lote per ton ; and to . Loa, 141. 1 . 1 411 / per eauly. ltkebe rates show 410 boot movement le team rodiug at date ad lam report. 1 so 114r.1.0.--1 be me.'t rem im I modaa are-Credit bills, b. is ; Is rum at six moot.' right, ood for tie o nor three morotho' Mold. 3a. 0,41 ; whoring a toll 114 the two Ana. too' mooted 0140 e la.t emit of 11. L at. 111'. Lanka' roes hew Gotten "e-ons soothe' rirtst, than tn. nth.' eaht, 1.. I .d.; two oseoothe ght, In. 1144 L ; thirty days' Fight. If. 1 ltd.; and eight, to. 11141.- them latter being ltd. boa lb Le the rot es ruling in the sod of led 10011 . h. The .army 01 met of all Ports haa been ma b telt be re mitter.. Ire I steams the liter F lies 'owl tot 1.6. 101; awl on China, U. Ile toll 7 boor 11.4 I,lllDaqe CALCUTTA, MARCH 7. In our export market, the taus, alluded to On former oceaekaa, so a o no a. deawb wk. to .• hole like eawnd. d Moire.; ham coritunied in full imennion, and the RIM/UM of busmen. done for shisissoit to Great Detain is brl m average. Exports generally show I a great falling oel. Ti,. uhlaiiiiiesh carcutodancis have beta, mareity of to T hee est con. vent high. impe ietitable Friel. both ma at homeward ireigntogo ur.d extremely a , favour ake quicatiom of err: isms on Eng.and. A turd to these, en may au e late the unfavourable sieges last ri ems! will caner Matter caution and terms to show themaelme in the export market it in comeimently Mel, that for the nest couple months or al lIICTSII , IIII will be conducted on a slid more limited rage, an a that vapor" will show • Ohl 'treater fatting off. In Ineuro there huts tam a htte better business il liner our Lot, confined to goalie sates, at which the hoer marks chow rouse advance and e commas is more stead no's But a small ifti o.,nr nOw remain. to examge hands, which we ex. pert a iti seal,: EAT tale, Ammo, from the dirt fete come oa favoiabe , riias having Sullen anuoit generally ; who. Is have ma terially aseishid be' wog sowing., 'Dale they have tended to streugthein and inviolate me iktober p ,cot. Demand for mean Las MD...A brisk such gine rat, rut ...a tog to the abscise of b oo ,. e Muds hieinese bas berm edit ed to elate rata. Prices have said high and show a divest.n to couch firmness. Saltpetre hos loft a 'Meng maw& fee Great critain, France, and North Alindes: for the Maur we Improved inquiry has IDS, ly smuts up Is mmeema ea ot mere oley tremble. Ivne bas bon neglected for the lame musket, although miss have declined about • couple am.• tie ussukd for table. Ballam and noknahre have continued moving very freely. mirth alarly to the Nieto goo. Raw silk has been kr Irma active. On the strengta of the Ism turd being sort one. am& the meat ensuicg having teen folioed by teary sod constant reany bolder, have been km In their re quirements. We do not ex, eel much bosons under this head. mock. Slog mulerats and the next riop sot expected to !web more than kat( a average. ('orals have teen lowed tor, but the abignee eat dr-ruble qualities has kept bad man en • eery moderates:ale. Jute bee not been a genetally dealt hi, but lakes Imp Seedy, owing to the declining state of stock". TM lower muddles are rather easier lie priors. Expel.. begin to LIl away. trilseds remain an before, in eseettot demard ; and pi ices we, if anything. • Made higher, particularly In linseeds , . In hides • earaterste bosons him been on not ; dealer. appear to await • further decline before eperatirg freely. Shell lac has been reger.y looked {or, sad value ham been well *imported. A good Moue. Me been gone into, chitty on American amount. I.e eye also meanies • hissamble position and full puma hare hien ebtained for the bumsw lately done. Good European makes are eagerly sicked up at WO piers We hare had lime ding m Cinch, but prima keep up le high mgrs r larf.re. Castor oil has been iiither more quiet, and as supplies torweate, pricsi ,pour with a downward tendency. In per resit bees tattle doing. Base elbows • little imptovement in mink Midis Wog la. Opium has become more qalet, is sumo. queasier ime Iliadephie accounia from Mos Other gook saw M aier Voir 11=mi ot the last how skiers. together with the dr oameamile width brwo egeratsi vskrourably in roue expert matt he raw dwa we ma lea kneed bas a declining bmismo soder this had Om was time twesmea tampoded so the eel he la prime or Oda lasi prodea wee be taloa lame die &Maks of the Sow Tea it via if asyllim. Mr* se ham ad pupa Pied weed or emmewle of • eadderohle apeman& is rho taiga el the Oeloaid smeher. la plow CYy awiewrie draw sper' Mar. Two lanwa Kamm. awa e go pada did proe. gale of als Wm* dear Moat • maim tradliad aro Ikea al oar ha Otewlind sepia abet .light impeireemat titi awe emibied to rat ad emeolea is the lineal kr Blida dowbolotara hoe bees maeamot sad hake • boa esseamed M man more hear mane{ ma Is seder to bra themeekes a the Wearable ham eariago sew nag. Prim• bars .at hot ewala ammeta. W la sem kw isecumus., ram arras Whether dm dam The sward betare is nerd toe ass Meat kr arme am math Ye thaw of the —a Maw la On Pogi_f! balsa to seam while dean* am beat Wilda lamedmo MOW mope lootwoobb et Mae or aclum mind remodeam =4l theal m a ray Mr att of Warms le MIMI 51 WM. Tem Sew likaawr.—fle paths of swerstser wefts beip dead brew raring aim, but we an amble to reps: Ile _IIMM arra of a puma • Meter rearm Ira bon nada or Puj i... e& ▪ arewi kit game me amnia. to umiak wtoes4 ll =auk a ap' sans hap up Sleir bet n 7 line of ow tromodas rimy eemmowease theta d e low joiwt Oat balm row ompleisly de b a ea a altar rpo.-t ▪ Inereakme. Bra of twarout taidleirmot magra. 1 domewoot—The Moe of weriago LOW ihmtaillasd spa Wish bit kiastgarre Ns Memo mismilinetsasoss- VESSELS SPOKE( WITH. Akontr, from England for (Vitamin, March 21, lot. 22 S., Lta.''2 W. Duke of the:mood (.hip), with jury..nrilohiptoon and i o of to irt, April 12,1 at. 11, lon. Ili. India (-hip', April 11,14. 51, lon. 14. Lay Irmo Lirertmoi for Port Adelaide, hiC 18 S., lon. 18 N•. Morale (barque), Dee. 19, lat. G 17 S., ion. 10'..n E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ANI) I)EATHS. BIRTHS. BEERY.—ApriI 14, the wife of Mr. William John herby, o' South- Watt, Greenniob, of a cLughtir. BOGUV..—April a, at Danbury Pervinige, Devon, the wife of the Bev. J. It. Pogue, of a daughter. CLAUGHTON.TApviI 11, at Elton Rectory, near Oundle, Mre. P. C. Chagnon, of a sijet LEE. —4pr4l 14, at Wag= place, Mr 4. J. Lee, of a son. STARB'CK.—ApriI 11, at Eastbourno.terrace, 'Lyda-park, Mn. E. F. ritsrbuck, of a son. YOVISO.—ApriI ii, at Daylong, Surrey, tha wife of J. Young, Esq., W a son. MARRIAGES. HOOD—PEPPERCORN/L.—April 12, at Woodford, Fames, by the Mee. II C. Sin ix, WA.. Vicar of Lecblade, Oloucciderebire, Walter Janes eon f W. C. Livid, Esq., of Westbouroe.terrace, Hyde-park to Elisabeth, daughter of the late J. reppercorne, Voq , of Woo ford. Keitromp -BTOK WC—April 12, at St. Repulebre's, Lesdos. G. B. Kertar.l. t I Wesithourne-torrac.. late of 7.acatee.o, Mealco. to Mary Anne, third daughter of It. Stokes, Esq., of Ktopstreet, WasesttUL MAITLANO-I'l2llEft.—April at Croydon parish church, E. Maitland, r:sq., of Croydoo, to Cher, youngest daughter of the late Capt. tiaber. ROBIN si/N—BREWEE.—ApriI 10, at Rt. Helier's, Jersey, S. Robin. son. Eno., Capt 'loyal Regt. of Artillery, to Emma Amelia, sixth daughter of the late T. 0. Brewer, Eq. CATTLE, iie.—Neweolit FORTNIGHTLY MARICIT on Tuesday was mot supplied with stock, and • good many buyers being to attendance, • great number of animals changed hands et prices slightly in edemas of these obtained of late; for prime Bed, of which there wee a good show, Sd. per lb. we. about the top figure; Inferior, 4d. to 464. There was but • moderate supply of Sheep, which were in brisk demand, good fat ones realising hilly Old. per lb., and for some lots of prime wethers se much as 7d. per lb. was obtained. itoTit AAAAA , April 15.—T0-day we have a most excellent above of Baru and thew to-day of good quality. The attendance of buyers wee very nusamtes. The demand for all binds is attire, sithosgh • thorough beim, day, and nearly the whole cleared ,ff at hilly last week's rotas. Beef. Is. to Is. 9d. per atone. Mactoe, clipped, M. to so.; fa wed, lid. to Sid. per lb. SALISBURY, April 16.—The supply of Beuts to-day was eawidersay ins Wes hot mutat bet latte welkient for the cos. m eaty -wiriest the red asedities i ss e l. end everything wag darned el st wryest tide Per the stews et the year, tb• et Sheep sae gad Sar every douerietioa of Maks MOS dm, sad Predied 'IL te ed. per stow Gibbs. Ths Whim weir ides sibrameed. me WI a batter suaiy Ulan on Tanabe semis% ash all ewe depend et. Wyss Printed sad published by Wtuams Kiso am" at No. S, tomb al. wre Is Iwo gel. tad were Is ivied Ilmoll, overseas haw re. west in the Caw at Lostra. Fritter. It the Otiee. lr Lo obi , 1 - le Is. Ours sM Aurbe a Ili sale. has 111.1 e In The pip trade street, baths Prosiest at Whlteiriers.—Wseames; Arius. IS, lul. DEATHS. COPE—April 13, at Shlpstreer, lAitiitaa, Elizabeth relict of the late Mr. J. Cuff, aged 51. EDWARDS.—hpriII3, at the Grove, Cerebella's, Morey, widow at the late T. Edwards, rig , LL.')., aged t 9. NIXON.—Apell 13, at &Olio-row, IL Nizoa, Esq., aged 87._ _ PELHAM.:AprUI3, the Hoe. D. A. Pelham, OW. R.N., M.P. to Paw" aged 39. BlMMGitd—syru 14, at I, Great Gardett.etzset, Whitethapel-road. atm Pbob yea 71. f~