The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-10 00:00:00

~,_ --- .1;1• . ' - ' - ' --- ..~._.r .rlrk ~-^^-s f - - - - • .' • • ,%. , :;.t:f‘l7s{ " Tab it , l3 rt 4511 No. 1,730.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1852. [THREEPENCE. RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCB COMPANY, krdMllzahlasikas. . ▪ pdliisa Iran Se n arettemeaL Ohtlir Jaw PAM& Thhe Ineeh Ire hem estehistril kr Os popp ig a lba. Meads. the nine unelike, ain rj — nsnoroi tini lee OP ndenume Gni Sri se • le pest spirt de iilliedles ihnire. "tip en beeperny Win pinafore denim et lbw ea Pro they an eispedni. ei, wpm i• mown est et Win bee nes prepared. frewters tde WOO* Weed Prealen nreired, et en cops k w treeine effiressa it the der* el sprint er hewn pa abe terreint mei a nal eh& hen empliM (it bey) hie twenty. pikes e pri) her Weep inh per et sp. Tibl. • Loa also lierelzred. sheente the rim kr midi ese eosin Wird MOM! le mot the AIM out. Ws • W. raniActs nolo TAMS. k 4 onQuoslOrly 11 . 11 kw so ito- Rol Yi/ty NNW.. to eon., wall of raid. 1. wawa Ow Dario; • F•tloo moot st as •1 a Mud is me& to b- pod until or TAM. sai 11, pal WIC • Mai Cidd shell II•vo two- • roma* CUM *di Imo an glelsd bolvotpllnt 'ow piseml Irmalpalai pm Of Qaarwrly Pffinka -boa taig.r. age Is =dor— g i. L I 9 9 ! !! ! CIUMITV l 's Age Is sada I { I Tort. 3 Tram $ I Tsar. $ Two. L 11. 114 • I I IS $ I: $ I II -- • S 46. I 6 •J I . 41 40'4 IL .d. 11! 11 11l 1 1 11 t 11 a • IL II I II I VI I IP I rid ilor arm Aro or., wow.. Oar ob. err ray (mien w aorta d. Au and aro: tam ago of *Mies Oar Ifr) or/ enrolee+ ire l. 1) fair. tia.ukty - IT iAsl3 • 13 1 S•3l I o 13 no VI 0 13 US a II 11 1., 33 1 0 31 1 114 70 13110 I , o4:1 1 , N IL. S. twill. llooldoot Dinolor. Woo. 3. I. AN MUM 11 1 / 3 11C111. Domotori. 41.L1g 0 31 sad ALLISON, Palest Piens/Nu Illsse'sstusers, WS snet 11. ike•Mt.Bll•l4. PINIMIIIi *OM 4en.......ri Ix-v.-amt. P 1 t rorosuos d lir toillvort orimp IR MU% 111K4 sal LIMIT/IMM killinaraibrrag len est ra i rzm...11.= . ..) is be sili et semilimbi. libilia. — te Mow aim& lawsbn. LIIPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, woo wady eareemy with slowas W demillitr.— cOuh. neltaewedelre the {MONIS he bee ke =LiTreenr.l, bro. to all the eileolleet el dent le r, re moor. to Leeks, to \le pint IV_ Le IM't ne Hilt ALLIOLD IPTIMITUM De OILDPISO deems... Fetal mil" lideg amilielorell ea the mew% it eau or weaseled free fres iilmporitlso.lY were op. woe web/goer tier w pond pre eol me volder. Orme Se .i.e -81411IPTON se HOUSE. 33 36. CONNENAgnangs. IMMIPMLIDUE. UAW, eetirered tree edible I/1 memo OUSEHOLD ECONOMY.-IPaniiiim Hold Di Amer., flub Ilse's% sad panics vlll ▪ rtiint revise by adsptime the an impressi je,Wilui PIAUI) SPOONS and rum. • immoli• hi elves tot their durebility sad eilvis-thie appimare dudes lam neMAIII ttr. The table c 4 siathice the wet 'emus! ref the advaNylus derivable bon Ss rat these atheist : esh, reser dm I 4 I lthslesispeankper dn. t 0 16 11 torte s 0 •./ev e... each 0 • 6 pied IMPOCOL l4 • Seep 0 16 6 14 • Men ..... 0 4 6 itsispisse 16 • Sew Yip; „ • d 6 Mtt 111 • 4. aid whelheast, teethes. THE TEETH sad HEALTH.—A good set al intik nor Immo iwwwehle pbl4 their prow le of the vemeot lowelere= b th es made Y pedal t y the weer sal ibe emee► rent pewelebs psee istweestbredb. ammo to. urinep ee. =Wheel kr the SOWLIIII34 MOM et Peed Mai eeoleeW ft -of few GNI mingles Or 144 le oWhiese sibeiV i rit w i rt heed se email* olliefiew 10141411444 owl leg=peeelhabe eflwowe to the leweelloi orwbee. mews spite el mese the gene hull 44 soh *we the Medi fro. la= .tie*: end tram 41 ereweehe pawl Imre miaow wi pair *Me breath. Nee iM. pr Is,. Ilswwwit whim 1ed41144 ifir poise orthile be the wwdle. .4. NOMW/M mei 1101% " ea the Oseonmeat amp Gaud oamel. Irr aiming periemos. Ls.. TopAßLows NEW IN- VI ..;-: - I Jur TZPITED SELF-AMINO SYPHON TAP. MUMS NO VENT.PIO ^ 111 PA 111 Nevado ale, be i r . r i Id , e . r, Ger, hese; . st... • trees 1 . . Iles et :Mit doll be draw% as Fled se .... - a t I --------- v 3 : 71 N - 1 r. - ----- -..- 2 . 1 I Ike Owly wwwwWl W ram hp scot in , . Ow owlw id Wet piadile II ~..,=, kit dierryta ir ea It. I I was. War kee l bry 1:1= Use tee etas else MA* bee elides; 1 1 g r. pees Siedr-eibeHi. sollistibraiwe Wm. It Ms dr wit Wawa *Apse u; ••• of Ow* ; Tim Ilw Wip Mom' ~i :'.. WI ao won Wr ens eater. JANIE SAILLoW, 14, 11.1wg Vim straktissiow.thwan. 2041.11•1 MK /I.l.—lkasingiaidamoopt stamped ea his ere sad siker. J. Leaden gratis • tea method et WpWwg owl% vonwels. to Mary see 1, aid seertles wirier:* wad NUN Ile 1111 W D TAP WWII= Oe espriwis W. %peels' W oar wpm. at ed. sod Is. pi eeeket. Mee We& 11.1 Ills is the Gnat la/MNiso, Ileilime U. SW LONDON AND MANCIBIRIII DIIIICY RAILWAY. gismo ros's Lina_.)—Yeeisrioy • nestle. hi Ws maw vas held befogs the lasese ht Chaat i ara l timier, with certain tromeastisee wasissy to tea ad 'urinals* if the allhit, at areleil Tstqual, ths Wield le • ontlikeiny imam ries. A. optimist WO She dais= Mr. George Reisingios, the penbate of ibe em the list as liable la toped it 1111 ammo& = L bed Sped the deal, bet ea lingp se liogeell, MI the application. lbw mot of Mims was ad wiled. s elan Ise MIN. ter week at. previous to the Imam ef the eimmay. at tiara' by do "lag sews se, woo allowed sea dais 0017, OW pewee to lb, Pull" a pressoi fie Ito recovery nt immis bow. The den of sr Law fir 3301, was Ahihwed. with • tint o 1 reormy ; and the roam of Mite. Lay ad es rather to the empire, basestp bola= of their bill of sista foe lASI. woo ri=oul, the seal maager, roma the Mahe soil men of s toth ildi be i 1 4.0. 11 4 Mt the Groton vemitted from the is the what of which woe emoraded at the dote of the dame Wiring up the company, April, 1849, with the enipas if 1,1201. received by the "and imager, who hes towhead the legality of seine .1 the Milky of the &Moo sad trommiens with the fade, dimming the ~sty of ve nom psyments, end nouning to he Lfeaog ills wa; Is which certain saws 'anatomised fee how 11101111.1.9* primed. With respect to on e main item et 42.4891.4 enbuled a en ei t" reemint fee en eneolipmmilis this line with sootier Lauda. sad llimetware lhis abW was Led egotist the directors of both compasios 1111111iiig IM opprispriesin. Answers bad been p u t i n ghat this mum bed been properly expended is is any oat the ethernet proposed by dim sou- 1 pay. the latter being lable to do OM, et Company, is tee Wier tartar far • mmety of no of 11,41111. eisbilma by Illairbkb Catapult to the hod nor isd ohowo the aniont ristribwied this . The Abollots of fkotswk's Comm, to prevent Idol= of espeetedat without wiatittini tba IMlA•Leffeeed " psy 5,0001. is satufaction of all di% 01 1 .1 PW ailed the eat. la lieu of clurgigg dlimitime of dim impaay to oreciont for the awn cod Mir itom gha Meal ono. r has been authorised to rapt Mama haw the directors of a suns raked mu. IMINNIII". it 1 10,9131. in full of all demands, sod flee mai to Mad /set wrip certificates of ohms ghat bad disesd by the directors out of the hob. Me nut a 'Ruing the directoes geodes le arremsmout to be diessewed without mg; the Moines to he en titled to participate is the VMS of the employ Upon their distribution nod divkims mealy mews the loareloilden. Certain arreagmesto to he asp Owl, made LK , . X. T. Ben, M . P ., sae et the Absalom, a Wolf of .empty, with the honer othitiekspllettelt e ett lid Lon. Brown, Cobbs", sal a y ilatfar anis that is respect of sash stargeleal• MOM ail melee due to the e.ui has Sr Q /rph.,,, 'ad hes Mr. Seem !Etherlbreade nampmete, r____ 4l P et an wow, ki mom of cooled oat ydo egad •••atter, sin relessiad any o the directoes, e= ina these Wes see lodise lie ; and the Med to with • vim to the sd 9 111111010 44.16 Z1 Im chalked among the shorebsideoe e eat et the dope* to sesy recovered frees the direasee. lit:VbElt Or DEPOSIIOIIII LW BAM°' BANKS.- 1 . " 8 , L ., Earlieleftirpf 1/1/ pelmet, showing that '"• Remits , Wt. Miro sem 1,11113,681 earl depesitnes in vartem is s. depealk with la' Wadi monied is ft. 'Haw were 12)12 datitolk ieetitutioas with wimp babe, teleV ue, to MANS, mil 7 ibleatas essiodes to The aid aseseiless amahased 113. f" eat ‘ .. oastst, with isearost, 11/011,1121. Thus wove bodies XII the societies is dint mina tab the Ommelo Men of th National Debt, sod smoust dirdled woo trlt,l4ol. MIALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. The tatal return mays :—ln the mend week or Faiwry the &Mho registered is the were 578; I. the lot week of Much, Wash =rest or day, they nee le 1,128. This latter somber Is dr highest that be. ossuared during the sine weeks that bore elapsed tithe Iled Jemermy ; and It dawns ales te he aide* that the ems reariperatere of last week was lune One la any Oho week dotes the same Otero& Is the Hat wok et TEUe.y, whoa the mesa temperature was 47 egos% the aide were 1,018, sod is lest week, what the Imposture was Sit a lm o t aa ho s nanin eihaMe am image more thea a la the ten esevespodlOg weeks of the yeses 1842- 61 the averese awoke, was 4021, it *hie average is nasal is peopeeties m .ease et pergola' it Osman 1,123, sa sonnet whisk nearly omasides with the 1,128 deaths IllisWe weak. ell emm i :mthea of the vetoes prose that aet the roam hot puma of advanced years, see the tollseers ; tor whims In the peeredno week (loft 28th Paketaq) 480 baths etervei so der 13 poen et the welter et west. beloy shore es NOW ; but mons etude& age Oa &si ft lave heressed fr a e= los en In t art einsanst peons at yew -8 upwards they Mee t dent heat A 2 to !IL It oos else hoe the veto= et an Ore weeks that 'Ole ihe mensiity from symbolist se sphimmie bet disease hobos nearly soiloary, ha hese 111 la the previous week, with llq la the is.., the demhebokalseness of the leeplalley wpm no Irma 111 fe 1131. Itis wee Intel entsenively le 10 as& 131 poem goonneala (whisk trellhe leenslitis sera= elt Os yews)) Ito 67 eel 70, and Mhos to 21 nol .H has &shoed ban 47 to 40 L phthleis was Ind la the two weeks I le 141 mad 161 now Bersehiti thereine lies contributed moo as way ether disease to the Inesonne. la the asst eine weeks of the yaw (eanoseries 28th Duallahrth 1861), there liars bees registered la the Yea ' sluts slitsiet 4 deaths from &truistic..., end 17 hem Opplase, sendneel fever, ; is Chelsea, 6 boo aeseledima and 7 hem tglims; Is Bt Cheer, Hanover -at been sear laths mai bees typhus; is Westsairaer, I scarlatina sad 10 HMS typhus ; is Uszylebeno, 11 be. eseriatina and IS keen typhus; la Pancras, 27 (rent sorletia sad 24 from u Islington (which coalmine the Leiden Fever Ve li rital), 18 frees scarlatina and 14 too typhus ; in Hack ney, 6 from scarlatina and 16 hen typhus; is Btraad, 10 from scarlatina and 7 hem typhus ; in Holborn, 12 from scarlatina end 8 from typhus; in Host London, the from scarlatina and 3 free typhus; Is West Loudon, 4 from esbarlatina and 10 from typhus; la City of Leaden, 8 from scarlatina and 6 from. typhus ; in finoreditch, 12 from scarlatina and 20 from ty phus ; in Bethnal-green, 18 from scarlatina and 17 from typhus ; in Whitechapel, now from scarlatina and 23 from typhus ; in Stepney, 36 from scarlatina and 27 from typhus ; in Poplar, 12 from scarlatina and 4 from typhus ; in St. Ba. visor, Southwark, 9 from scarlatina and 7 from typhus ; in St. Olen, 7 from scarlatina and 9 from typhus ; in St. George, Southwark, 8 from scarlatina and 10 from typhus ; in hewbeepa t 10 from scarlatina and 14 from typhus ; in lambeikl4l hum eseeintlea awl Ohms typhus ; in Wands worth, 3 Ilan andatia and 13 two typhus ; in Greenwich, from seadadne ma 12 true typhus. In the 36 districts of whisk the metropolis is sempseedithe above are those is which the :embers have bees own esesiderable during the aforesaid period. Last week the births of 873 boys and 826 girls, in all 1,699 children, were registered in London. In the seven corresponding weeks of 1846-61 the average amber was 1,436. At the Royal Observatory, Oreenwieb,the mean dairy reading of the barometer wee above 30 in. cm Thursday, Friday, and Saturday; the mean reading of the week was 1 30.061 ia. The smear temperature of the week was 36.4 degrees, which is 4 de p ress below the average of ten cone the rweeks. The mesa daily temperature was below er i age ea every day of the week. It was 35.2 degrees oe Walsall,. or 6.6 degrees below the average ; it was Ai &pees s Thursday, or 6.1 degrees below the avenge; ad ars w hen it was lowest, it was 33.9 degrees, which is 7.2 below the average. The wind blew gemerally Item ate* and east. THE FATE OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE. TO THE IDITOR 07 THE appears that the Ito Tat Commissioners, after many deliberation% held, I believe, with an earnest determination to weigh bitty the many abeam laid before them for patting = usi adlding at their dapped to good am Woe it to the etalffeesors ; sad that If • strews expression of yells will I. the matter be not elicited at once, the met eanteitaide struskre at this century will be carted away as Ivealser. It h hardly audi ble that in this country no netiewsi abject eta be lied upon as of sufficient importance be warrant the appropriation even of this gigantic bni Ile its furtherance. If it be too vast to serve solely as a whaler Aden, might it not in addition be subdivided inte:sehesie a ledge and museums of various industries ? alas shmients hers study the elements of those at whisk ether por tions of the be eadeleial anneteryieess A national gallery of indoky. u 1 with etudeole wises to rival the beauties sanenoling them, wank net mike en anLe tisa ssen , or • vulgar pia ken in the reined vicinity o Permit use le suggest that the beading has not yet been used le illusive* al the mere* whisk lave been anew W y ia ltemessi skii ll o on=f oos seeskin t d. Th a e_m awl the minute iesekaisel elehreeken if wtheaelreral parte of the world, have Wes heeught done J=tien a nal • amble sight it wee le wean wewbeas Mid Woo ; het It appose le we ihet • oselhe tight pa sIONOINS is be gathered kik ghwe pieta. I mum, in wthibities ef the wisest and sat et dl satins. Why net *Unite here al that we knew et the animal, rep. We, sod mks& hisidelas t Dividing the four great irearters at the betiding into LIM her great =4.l:dthe glebe ; why set la ems section 11 the kgehilles et tie greet asthma of Awarica, es fee at we love shoed it, awl cut = 8 Widelldwi ipotesi ablest the hirda, bog% an d melba le ile ? Una tee. wield he die pr se this great aseekest, tegsker with he oilw oleseak Above, in the gelleelae, dewed and awlespek Owe karat prednellene whisk we We oinks to he item esenii i a saiee—as the Mask the the lentolise, ht slows. Mama eel shoat, the glisilmass at Ise am bodkin be America—the Wenwee hem the artists of Otani slates red thew et the Aeon r the Tesenine—aight be armed. In the Awkom aki and the kiwis quarto. we shank use bike of the setural greteths of whlek we have bees to hest onl/cr insegina2 sketches; sad be the a meabeepieese is art, seat h~ eiresertiies, trealre li diarbel Al be le car ving be every meson ail tka let.heese okra se esenderihdly inarded by ilir Joseph Totien led ethers, weld Wee he Inn& under one rot The Mews at the niestlie min ef epee age weak bun be by tepthee ; Loewe mil Curio would shine side by aide ; mid hoe lbe plat many who have dose Warless wok is the four wiekete of the globe would he brook Ye sae hens ! Down the npaeleas oak anuses I IVO Iwe the great saint& be knees ruts of the world lestakily reaped amidst the bussing shrubs of their native neighbourhood ; the Weesigastr s itit mar the tithed peke; less; Mr. Genii's a mid satire shrubs ! Coercible , er= made to such an exhibition by rosy ammo sod every art gallery of all civilised ateintries ; It wash east cooperatively little to arrange , sad it might be ready he public impaction in 1863. St' or sews saki& worktbrea, with such men as Professor Owen and Me Setegh Paulen at the head of them, and two Mee art emoiliete, night wow the satire natter. la erosiwiton I weed& sespestfally invite public attestant to all w daub as inhibition, and to the necessity at maifit • in boar of thereteatios of the post la ark Peals. Tees theilliat servant, J. LOCAL 'RARE MARMITS. Livaaroos, Keno' 9.—The Ihscitassint tootianes and as quits tether lighar prison win 4 Ilidlaads, Leh cashire and Teehthiss, sod Chinitnitst Meas. Cale ' d 17 1-16, 171—Inders Coseiss, 7 111-111-11notatiun " Z Yorkshire, I—Ditto (Ifth data), 6Me 4.—Lesas Northern Clete L. sod T.), 16t i Lesion and North Weston, 1161—Ditts Caw shares). p.—Dists (Mk drres),2l p. —Marrebestee, asisid. sod la, —North Union Moshe and Wyre 4, gesnateed by London and North Wooten red Lemerhire sad Yorkshire), 91 i .—North wow, In d.- - Mouth Kasten and Dover, 201 —Yak add Nadi iliaessi, 112. MANCUMITI2, MAMA 11.—Plisse ban inciumni slightly to-day, and as have bad sn seism sad rather buoyant whet. TIM soles were : B4keeles4 leseashire, and Cheshire Junetke ((Chester and Shitasinesi), 17—Con damine. 17—Ditto (Pretenses), • 6-IS—Bsetern Counties, 71—Oreat Northern (New 6 pr MIL Prof. Scrip), 1 p. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 41114--DIM (Fifths) 61 d.— Loudon and North WNW% 1141 I—Ditto1 — Ditto pl. and B. We C.), ti p.—lisasbnesr,linstos, Matlock, sad Mid land, 2 9-16—Manebeeter, Illielleld, sad Linsein, 311 4- Ditto (Newel. Pref.), 1 g.--ileuth 10111111. 11011—ftbrews biny, R. B. W. H. and Heel, Ili BIIIIIN0111•11, 'URN' 9.—Thit mast WY my beery to-day, and all shares wen a shade Men. There ass NNW dying la lend then in general ninny stsehs. Lawn, Noses 9.—We had, os the whale, a lease market this morning, ass set mach hosimes was dame ems In the smaller haw Ceisdanises dosed at North Western at 121. 11.. 3d. 1.--and Dritish l al Baurroi, Norms 9.—The what nag as fins, a good banner doing. Oren Wens= geld at 661 ; Bristol sad Enter, at 1111 en di.. ; West Ceiteleil, at 6 die SPORTING. COVENTRY RACEB.-TUEBDAT. azLUX° lint= of 6 SOTS. We, WA 25 Wild. OM — Mr. Winer Dams TaaITS (MM.) &oda 1 lon Limn% t try Lb Mnsalabor on of Cairn (KO.), (I. 11 / 0 w 0 7 ) 2 11r.100.411% Osier Is aut Masao, 3 yrs (MM.) piaaroood 0 100 l fazgarlobnalst. 4ro tut) (Prime 0 Tom Ilyr• (oat) (war 0 n i twit Bilifiatatr Ily, sod 4to 1 opt Dom attic Wes W r em i t lows& COVIIIMMY HAMMY! .1 10 son. mob, h ft, .ad 2 wily if &Wang, with NI. Wed; the weed to taro laie Maio. One ma . sod a bit M. W. ortutt Vold*. I rw. IM mb (Cbarnit) Lord Wain& •1011mort on et Tbattalts.ll yte. tet 4 a. (Ilianned) Mr. O. pion rox ilm . ..lo s t i na lb Mr. W. Mateo , i ttl i a t i Mr. O. Drew% Tar tr . ha he l Mr. MIMI An% 4 i Me. Now% /Is PI 4 ton, tat SO frortoo lgil ) 114. Whiles rtowittek Mt MI 1222 POWs :3to 1 wit Mk, 4to i molt apt beClown I wad Simms loft owl II to 1 oath opt Merry Pool, Wu wig*. wad Posedhot. Wow by a week; three looriths be tween etweed rod third. 1 CRAY= ernartacness of 20 sem sash, b ft. sad 6 only if Esubood, with 100 added ; the ssossui to sere his stake. Four mike lat. lisdr• 1w ...... I lard La mare 111 b W(ft ylie I Mr. ralmr . • aforab. betties tiis 1 s Won* 4ls 1 gook east sad Peter, 6 to 1 sash eget 81. Helier and &an= 100 to 4 Vaialtsge. Won 11 a kepi sad a half. Yana aLIIIIIO6IP MOLDLI HACII STAIRS 01 6 as,,. owit. sod le aide& Two miles. Mr. Dome art al lbatrad. Half, aged. Met ea (011veri 1 Mr. O. am Oserby, 6 yrs, lot (Dom I Mr. Inaltrearos Ile Dreg. rn. 1114 t 7110 (WSW ) S was sissy by four lengths. DONCASTER SE DONCASTIII, TI7IIIDAT the entries this aftersoun, and Thursday has beat Wasp DONCAITRIL HAP DIcAP, Age. et. lb. View Halloo. . 6 8 Abd-el•Kader .. a 8 The Calculator .. 4 8 Tout Holtboy.... 4 7 1 K nook Kn 011.... 4 71 Kilgaade The Proctor Cagle The Cutler 4 7 La Fiancee 6 7 Abbess of Jer- Timm Ischia 4 b c by Red Doer out of Miter to _ ici;t;belio... - : 4 7 1 HOPINUL Brazzo of 6 01l e by Holman Platoff, dam by Don Jobn Antevarta Mrs. Jobn Goorkah Dick Turpin br f by Lanercoat out of Brverlac's dam King David 80IFFIALD AND ROTHMAN Is 40 st. 11;: Selina 6 8 6 Proctor !lord Labour.— 6 8 0 Mies Flyaway SMies Fanny e by B. Deer, oat of Naar to Porto Deno Merry Maid 7 7 7 4 MUNICIPAL Brain of 6 Slapdash (3W.) The Setter (300 Imo zzzzzz Braise of Led y Hasketh (2W.) Ariel (2W.) Emma (2W.) MEETING. Vivi o'cLocK.—By via for toooorrow end - a - slialoTws: —— - )f 10 son, each, 10 ft, te. Age. st. lb. Finesse b e by Irish Bird catcher out of Flower of the Tees 3 6 Muy Ann 3 7 Tons Pinch 3 1 Sir Chas. Napier 3 1 HyasintA Cleveland Snowdrop Bs. Michael 3 10 Dismay Lissy each, and 60 added: for old.. Bold Davie Ace of Trumps Bell Tinker br f by lon, out of Red Tape Eaton Poetess Poetry Cook Broughton LW fkr.txsa el 5 some. each, sddcd. Ap. .a lb. bo by Melbourne 3 7 4 The Twin Sir Chas. Napier 3 6 13 The Surveyor Brawn 3 8 6 St Michael Don Carla* 3 6 3 Lizay sore. each, and 40 added. 'Jack Rag Emma (300 W.) mre. each, and 20 added. Cerito (301) Houghton Lam (20c) Quaid _ _ _ _ Age. st. lb. British Yeanaa. • H 7 Peter Simple • 11 3 Vain Hops a 11 2 Lucy Neale a 11 2 Sir Peter Laurie • 11 1 Abd-el-Kader • 11 0 Chieftain Bedford 6 10 10 Fernhill View Halo*. Maria Day Hardwick a 10 7 Warmer • 10 6 Aee ofTrumps Half-and-Half a 10 6 BITTING-ZOOM STAXIS Of 6 eon. each, for two sad three year olds. Auld Afteaintance, 2 yrs Dalton, 3 yrs Ileseska, 3 yrs Sir Charles Napier, 3 yn Chilestam, 3 yrs Shadow, 3 yn Aselesena. 2 yrs b o by Hetsnan Platoff, dant Ilsa MA, 2 yrs by Blackloek, 2 yrs Mile% yrs Ida Ds*. 2 Yrs Annie Laurie, 2 yrs Dimmed, 3 lag 7 Aiwa. 3 ri yrs. Now EITIRPLI-CMASIL—The Reim, aged (341.1; Little .1 sae (301.); Deady low, 6 yrs (1000 ; Mapdas aged (731.) ; Chorister (30i); Mercury, aged (3M); Paddy ), (30f.); Queer Street , aged (3U.); Miss Taff', aged OM _ ____________. Ap. at. lb. Little Qum 6 1 6 lloirtas Mir Mowbray a 1 3 Little Paul a 1 0 Jean of Are Vesture a 10 A. Y 6 7 Little John Maria Moak a 6 Jaek of all nada* a 6 Perjury 6 3 Igyartaa Barr 6 0 air Arzastler Ornowst Salaams Scott= of 3 sow, and 40 added.— This Bauer, 4 yrs (3W.); Jock Rag (late Ilerador), awed OOL); Coils, 3 yr• (30L); Mile Fanny, 4 yrs (301.). The hifrartai ham bars arrived :—Chieftain, Sir Peter Lomb, His. View Halloo, Little Omen, Shadow, St. Wheal, aledar Lady Heeketa, !Utah Laurie, The reaseme, La Fiaasit, Pappas, hateverta, Ablates of Jet wawa; e est et Maw at the Tees, Dallas, Sir Charles MO" Kos* ILE" Wig David, Bold Davie, Chorister, Dyads* Zara, Peetem, Ma Twin, Ulrisa, Surveyor, Similes. Lady Agues , The Setter, Reiser, Mime Toffs, Him lawny, A. Y. Paddy, Cerito, Slapdash, Lissy, and Zama. Ikon alien Sr. expected from Coventry. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. itoone.—There his not been a pails sale to-day, neither has there beau sash dens b Ideate esaireet. Corriz.-100 webs et en Or were offered ; • peat was bomb* bki SW punka add leen& fell prier, eds. ILYA& I• also WNW, wed NM s aut r igainey native Ceylon were l e e TlA.—Then eintinew a demand for memo Com ps ; other deeedgenee dell of sale. Cneeta Lrowen.-110 ants won offered end bought in at ilde. _ _ — COeurtrzer..—The pails labs are ping of freely, at • further Munn of ld. psr q. Oincon.--Jandia add, b public mL, at advanced rata. Prices mead from Ik. Is 116 e. martetCorrox.—The is Inn. 400 bales sold yesterday on Dew as inpr (amyl ands rsaani) le Inn ant la toes., Limpid, brill. W beard. 1,100,344 To tie saw period bit yew MAW Lemmas llll,Olll berme PAID an Ti. no 1651 in i.e., wan. Its. Lanka 8,7111,700 Uverpoit 4ra1,941 ansini 0 0 00 Orb ........ 431,527 Ye time Is 1861 7.1141.74$ 7,111KN0 MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The E~millieie►h Wheat which remained over unsold at the dire of MMda)'e market was again offered for sale this mandai at Ow decline of le. per qr. thou noted, but met wi no attendee. Titan wee very little &Wish or foreign Wawa fro& up kr Ws maraing's market, and the Muse liens were tN Inelgniffeent to warrant any alteration in quotations. Barley sold on much the same tense as before. Without any degree of activity in the Oat trade, factors were enabled to maintain former prime. Beans end Peas underwent no change to value or de mand. Irefoil and Clammed were taken is retail quantities at the rates earrsat last /market day. •1131.113111 I INTO LONDON !WV Mb NAIL to 1011 MAR. um &Wk. Woo*. 41r. For•hro. Whist lllO Sarin IDM I We UN 3110 I 4020 floor, tomb. 100 No* MIL IMO pa A Joie Manua (avaurgul,--11. Amer of sisillist seq arnembew of puha- Isms sem et we ROM= went,. without Asir wpm,/ ikey wain bays so °tam -4*101116. RAILWAY& THIS DAY. Two (Mikan. The railway share market to-day is very steady, and more disposition is shown to support prim'. In Caledonians and Lancashire and Yorkshires there is a considerable improvement, and Bristol and Exeter., Groat Westerns, Midlands, and Aberdeen. are also better. Paunch shares are unaltered in /slue. mum AND STOMA UNGUAAANTSID. lis Way op le l p.a. I J ll u •ait., S %d mries .. - awl I Ilea' 1 earimiii Clis.Ma.._ —Ws 0 Delemi sal UM/ ... . 0 Oillidualea . * I Choler NA Ilifyd . llMlllasel 1114MistJear.. I 10=e j r a ted Abr. lot Isar (en Ca IL' tl nd LID) 0 Oulwa Moeda .. I Iluswi 14. Thum, Oleos L.. SV. IL) . . im I mil lirdlew INlNktes .. I De. Ike I ibreir_ ...... I INA Is Via ladle Dub niii. vidilla7lmilia"7 alloilmill GINO•li . --- 1111140 1" =n 1P aurthms 10 .• daineAtliiirrWe Da dam. Ike purCt. Omit Wisala awl M. 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Ns; io Ileratro tAre 10 16 Swesso el here_ - 10 II Wore sad Doren= 10 0 Awls esi Lyles 10 SO Pi* Nol bows .. 10 16 Pane Perealso4 so r Lem me Havre In So Orbs' awl Ilsess 10 17 Tours sal Pease s. West /Mem . 21 ,11 de PI Si 1 N 4 "IT I. rn 14 i ;1 6. 1 3 I4i :a h 1 BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Kern. Patteodea and Saadi report that *a trade con tinue steady, at Irma prier: Mid sad Beat Keats, 61. to 101.10 s.; Weald Hades, a to V. 75.; llostoz, 61. 16s. to 61 10s.; Yearlings, 4L 10s. to 6 1. 10e.; Obi Her, IL to 21. 10s. TALLOW MARILET.—THIS DAY. The atatkat reatalaa Ina at the mend gaseatiaas Tows Tallow, 35.. 6d. to 316. ; Petersham Y. C., is the 384-; Oat. to Doc (WO, th. Od. ; ea et biro the sad of Match, Sle. COAL MARKET.—TRID DAT. Holywell, 166.; Car". Hartley. 136. • Idea Mart, 166. 31. ; Walla Had Riddell, 13s. 9d. ; WaHm Hod Raw 161. 9d. ; Walls Bad Marta, 16a. Ws& lei Stew art's, lee ; Wells bed Tees, 10L-811,5 et market, 279. i4l - 4 - ) Bt. S• IS lt i I ii Lai si 10 11l IS 14 ae SI Mel 1111 iiiif.: 91 9 9/ II 10 93 I I MINES. TUMIDLY RUINING. The market has been rather more active to-day, and transactions have taken place in Alfred Console, Oarreg, South Tamar, Bedford, Trelawnoy, West Al ' trod Consols, West Caradon, &c. In the market for gold mining shares to-day there i was an almost total absence of business. Agua Fries were firm, and ruse 2s. ed., but other descriptions were stationary. Anglo Californians closed fiat. Sierra Nevada were quoted i to i prem.; Victoria, par to i prem.; Carson's Creek, I to I, prem. ; Co lonial, 1 to i prem. ; Lake Bathurst, par to } prem.; I Port Phillip and Quarts Rock, I dia. to par; Auri ferous Ore, I to i din. Great Polgooths met with some transactions, but the price was a shade lower. 1 ' rather higher, with negotiations at 1211 to 122. Dills on St. Petersburg, Italy, Sicily, Spain and Portugal exhibited scarcely any variation, the business transacted being on a limited Neale. Vienna and Trieste were lower, with a moderato de mand ; fur the former, 12.34 to 38 was realised, and for the latter 12.38 to 38. The bullion market presents no change of import ance. The shipments of cola to this side from New York continues undiminished, as is shown by the arrival of specie to the amount of 140,0001. by the Canada, but the adv ices to hand mention that the decline in the price of American gold at London will prevent its use as a medium of remittance, un less, as is probable, a proportionate advance in bills should be realised. THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocs. The market for the geld mining shares remains quiet. The principal alsess is in Colonial Gold and Nouveau Monde shares, which are firm. Car son's Creek are buyers, st ill prem. Sierra Nevada rule at jto prem. lla. ou llia Claskas &Wars Pald prldlia does peslairl 110410 p. 100,000 1 PA l a 111.114 1 14 14 paa 101400.1 lea. 40 6 111 M 1121 21 14 16 13,004 99 90,0011 10 Allormiall • I 3 4 I Ivo, 1 Amin.= friabold 10,0011 1 4.44 Marla all 2 1 1 / 4 Par 11,400 IS dlaallaava• Iria sod Col all ... ... 2,400 ... Baba= do* 100,660 I orlilsk 11411421110 a Gold 41 4 4 dl. 10,000 IS gran& 0.10.110 . at 34 pe 144 — 4,010 80 Dia 04.0000Oid4ka .. all -- 11,004 10 Da. Bt. JihaDil 147 II • CDP IO 1 10 ml 70,401 11 Bog. lli aaatralia• 02ppee 21 1 fle par 24 20,000 90 Cameral 1-,000 I .:.1.1.., 0100.6010 all par 1 pla 11.008 $ Or, at Polipcalt all 11 11 001 41 WOO .. 10 Mexican& liouthimaricam 9 100,000 I Yaws Kane 7,000 30 ramrod., de Cabs lOl 4,000 10 fla Croft 43,174 Alll Llallol Maslow Mom 1 Wat Yardarm' MONEY MARKET. TUMDAY Evastmo. The English stock market was firmer to-day, with rather more money business offering, and prices 'ranged at the highest quotations of last week, being / better than yesterday. Consols opened 971 to ; for money, and closed at 971, and 971 to a for the 13th April. The arrange ments for the setilement of the account expiring on Thursday were in progress. The steadiness of the mar ket was further promoted by the renewal of purchases by the government broker. The official business report includes:—Three per Cent. Consols, 9 7), ; ditto for account, 971. Three per Cents. Reduced, 981, ;. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 994, a. Long Annuities, 1860, 71, 1-16; ditto, 30 years, 1839, 6 13-16; ditto, 1860, 6 13-16. South Sea Stock, 10:1 ; South Sea New Annuities, 97. Bank Stock was again higher to-day, marking 219 and 220. Exchequer Bills were nominally . quoted at yester day's rate of 625. to 6.55. prem., out not a single transaction is recorded in them. India Bonds were sold at 725. prem. In the foreign department business was quiet, and prices were well supported. Mexican, Venezuelan, and Sardinian were firm, and Granada Bonds show a rally. Bargains are thus recorded:—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 58Z. Chilian Three per Cents., 69. Danish Five per Cents., 103, 102 ex div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 92Z, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 5. French Five per Cent. Rentes, 103 f. ex div. Lexchange, 23f. 35c.); ditto Three per Cents., 681. exchange, 251. 25c.) Granada One-and-a-Half per rats., cx Dec., 1849, coupon, 221; ditto, Deferred, 10, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 1846, 33, 32; ; ditto, Small, 331. Peruvian Deferred, 55. Portu guese Four per Cents., 34. Hamblen Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 103, 1021. Sardinian Five per Cents., 001, 90; ditto for account, 16th MAI, 891. Spanish Old Three per Cents, 421, 42 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 19, 18Z. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 43, 42; ditto De ferred, 181, J. A good deal of interest is felt by the Mexican bondholders in the meeting convened - for to-morrow, as an impression prevails that the future regulation of the debt may be rendered a matter of comparative case, provided only the government can be induced to adhere to its engagements, and it is therefore thought that this meeting will inaugurate an era of more hope to the bondholders. A glance at the history of this stock, which has passed through such numerous changes and conversions, from its original position as a Five and Six per Cent. Stock, through Lizardi's conversion in 1837, Schneider's conversion in 1846, and now Facio'• conversion of 18.52, when the interest on the stock is reduced to 3 per cent, affords a rather striking case of hardship. A recapitulation of the interest actually paid since 1838 will sufficiently bear out this view. Of the nine dividends accruing from April, 1838 to 1842, amounting to 22!. 10s., 101. was cancelled, 101. issued in debentures, and only 2!. 10e. paid by Messrs. de Lizardi and Co. in money. The statement of payments, therefore, stands as follows : 1 Dividend, April, 1842 1 " October, 1842 ~ April, 1843 „ October, 1843 SI April, 1844 .._ Total paid by Lisardi sad Co £lO 16 The remainder of the dividend of April, 843, amounting to 11. 13e. 4d. was given in stock. The dividend of October, 1844, was paid by Messrs. Schneider and Co., but this . payment ought not to be taken into account, considering that 10/. stock was deducted in the succeeding conversion of'lB4B, which gave only 901. stock for every 1001. The rest of the payments made comprise : Dividend, January, 1847, paid by Messrs. Schneider For eight dividends, from July. 1847, to January, 1851, amounting to 20!., was paid by Col. Facio Dividend, July, 1861 £6 19 0 The total interest paid from April, 1838, to July, 1861, is thus shown to be only 181. 16s. Bd., or scarcely more than 1 tper cent. per annum. In connexion with this subject, the claims of the holders of Mexican Deferred Bonds, issued by Messrs. De Lizardi and Co., and still outstanding, are deserv hag of peculiar attention, as even in the now conver sion they are entirely neglected. Since these deferred bonds, which were issued as land warrants on Texas, should have become active stock in 1848, it is urged as most unjust that the holders should suffer for the irregularity of the over-issue of Messrs. De Lizardi and Co., by being altogether shut out from any ad justment. An unfavourable impression was produced on 'change to-day, by the suspension of an East In dia firm of standing. The cause assigned is dif ficulties with the correspondent of the house in Calcutta. The liabilities of the firm, which is stated to have suspended during the panic of 1817, are not large, and as the assets are of a favourable character, the winding-up will probably be effected without great loss to the creditors. The quotations of foreign exchange to-day were in several instances a shade lower, owing to a small supply of bills, and to a rather brisk demand, which is chiefly for remittances against foreign stocks and railway shares purchased on the continental bourses. Short Paris was done at 2.5.30 to 36 ; ditto, three months, 26.47. to 60. Paper on Belgium ruled a little higher, namely, 25.50 to .53 for Antwerp and Brussels. Amsterdam was a trifle lower, coming weaker from that market for bills on London ; the only rate at which business could be effected was' 12.0 i. Hamburg likewise showed a downward ten dency, although the rate on London comes quoted higher; it left off 13.11 to I. Frankfort was 111 111 SI al it d 4 le4 154 1144111 a a 7 NI a d 114 11 ill ID la ladle I a d il 3 a M Mad sry Illf 4 4 41 111 14 14 14i U U 1 74 77 9' pm 711 : II II ai d d lIS 1171 " Si Si Mai Si " 83 ;i I 3 4 dis Al a 4 IST s „ 7 $ . 4 1 44 Ms Is 25 a d Is II Qs z 31 II Hi 5'S Si / As 111 Ili d 141 1 Fa 111 I 4 I di 14 3 4. N Mid Si 30 Il e Ot I du gm I% 17 : 1 17i 171 :a I lit: LLD 11111TALPI. SP • ■ 111 3/ 30 ■ St lye IS 41 47 µi ho I 2 i pm Ti IS 27 104 gn N i Is I 14i ME IS If IS el z 4 N 0 0 Mr 211 tli 4 l al le de id' Sei lie I 14 1 SMARM I ISI I ? I Si 31 I t ?A ids .!1 i pia ii• it alt I 11i - I la M• li e 11 dis z L 4 I, pri 11 l 16 } IP 14 isi II a g I 4 to I j 46 .WAVS. +4 se If 14 1 4 7 •4 14. N 11 izd 104 1 sad y:' a Ois MI Iti i Is 7& S 1142 d "Rd 177 6 41z4 13i z d ~t THIS LAY. Two o'CLors. The market for the home funds remain firm, being strengthened by the investments of the government broker, and the arrangements in progress for the closing of the Consul ac count. Consols have been steady at 971 to 3 for money, and 971 to 1 for the 13th April. The Thteo per Cent. Reduced mark 901 to I. New Three-and a-Q66s. uarter per um. Cents., 991 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 62‘ to premi Foreign stocks are quiet, with a good deal of business in the market. The following prices show a slight improvement, viz : Granada Deferred Bonds, 101 to 1. Equador, sto 51. Brazilian ad Five per Cents., 981. Venezuela Actives mark 421 to 1. Peruvian Deferred, 511. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. - liagboot. Lowest. Oodles. as So N A NN N • 103 SO JOS SS 143 SO In 70 ... ... PARIA, mace 9. I ro, ,43 119010101 GS 90 103 40 IA 0 . Fur litAN.Ali • Jpit Crwu. ...... 3 per I este . . pet cent& New Loan 4 ;or (Vida. 41 par Coma 1 , Buolkorionn London stalest. 23 3 27 ; to days. 13 17*. soklea, is poriXlSio 1011 mow? I B Rents Illy lOO 73 Matey. Ler too. 2t. I Do. 193~ Pisdinont 3 p.et . .. . 93 1,.. Traoury Is. 6, lail P.tats, MAR. 9.—St, Clermont, 595; Versoilles (right bank), 360; ditto (kit tank), 233 73; Paria and Orle.ins, 1,180; Pans amid Roma. 640; Rouen and Havre. 273 30; Illanorillea and Saloum. 2O 73 oiarai4bourg and Bale, 227 SO; Centro 549 73; Boor. lien. nod Ades., 226; Oman. and Bordeaux. 440; •sriliern. 6 21 90 ; Pad* sad voroilsoarr. 614 78; Parts and Lynne, 693 ; Tonne and Banta. 31676; kr ntereen and Troyes, 183 30; Mono and hemp, 216 /3; Bordeaux nod Teak, 91 30. VIENNA, MARCH B.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, ; New Loan (Series A), 931; ditto (Series li), 106 ; Four-and-a-Half per C en t s . ditto, 84 11-16. Bank Shares 1,246. Exchange on London, 12.22. FORGERY OF AUTOGRAPHS (From the Atdenim") The "Shelley Letters," published by Mr. ?ileum, and re viewed in our paper a fortnight since, are, it turns out, with but one or two exceptions, forgeries. It is proper tosay at once that Mr. Motion has been deceived, and that no gentleman from the moment of the discovery could have acted more straightforwardly and promptly than he has done in this transaction. As soon as he was convinced that he had been the means (the innocent means) of gi,ving to the public a false finch., he did his best to repair his mistake. He has suppressed the book, and has called in the copies delivered to the trade. The discovery was made in quite an accidental manner. Mr. Moxon had sent • copy of the hook to Mr. Tennyson. During a visit which Mr. Palgrave was paying to Mr. Tennyson he dipped into the Shelley volume, and lighted on a letter written front Florence to Godwin—the better half of which he at once recognised as part of an article on Florence written for the Quar terly Review so far back as 1810 by his father, Sir Francis Palgrave. It is good to find a son so well versed in the writing of his father as young Mr. Palgrave proved himself to be on this occasion. He fat no time, as we may suppose, in communicating his curious discover 7 to his father, and Sir Francis, after comparing the printed letter with the printed article, wrote at once to Mr. Meson, informing him that the letter—by whomsoever written—was • "crib " from an article which he had written for the Quarterly Review. Startled at such intelligence, Mr. Moxou replied that he had bought the letter at • public sale among other letters also by Shelley, and that the passage of which Sir Fraacis claimed the authorship was contained in a letter written by Shelley, carrying upon it tho post•mark of the period and other written signs which apparently marked it to be genuine. The Deputy-Keeper of the Pub lic Records was, it may be readily imagined, equally startled with Mr. Moxon at the a nnouncement o f suc h a fact. He wanted to see the letter. The letter was pro duced. "It looks genuine; is it not genuine ?" "I am the author of that passage, but not the writerof that letter," was the reply of Sir Francis. " But may not Sir Francis," it was urged to Mr. Moxon, "have seen this letter in the noble collection of autographs belonging to his fatherin law, Mr. Dawson Turner?" a question which only added a fresh difficulty to the solution sought. In this emergency Mr. Maxon had recourse to the assistance of • gentleman known to he conversant with autographs. The letters were placed in his hands with a request that he would spare no pains to ascertain the truth about them—and with this information to guide him—that they had been shown to some Post-office clerks at the General Post-office, who, " to the best of their belief," pronounced them to be genuine. The first step taken after this was to compare the poet-marks with Byron's letters to Mr. Murray, posted from the same cities in the same months and y ear, and to the some city—London. Here they failed, and in this way. Where " Ravenna " on • genuine letter was in a small sharp type—in the Shelley letter it was in a large mut:nein type ; and in the letters from Venice the post-mark of the City of Palaces was stamped in an italic, and not, as in the Shelley specimens, in a Roman letter. These were strong facts ; but then the dates agreed with Shelley's sojourn at the several places—the seals were correct. The handwriting was marvellously Shelley-like—no hesitation about it—n free accustomed band. ' Are they not genuine ?" From whom did Mr. /dozen buy these letters ? They were bought at Sotheby and Wilkinsoa's, at large prices. From whom did Messrs. Sotheby and Wilkinson receive them for sale? "We had them from Mr. White, the bookseller in Poll-mall, over against the Reform Club." Off runs the gentleman-detective. " From whom did you, Mr. White, obtain these letters ?" " I bought them of two women—l believed them to be genuine, and I paid large prices for them in that belief." Such are the words sup posed to have been spoken by Mr. White. The two women would appear to have been like the man in a clergyman's band, but • lawyer's gown, w h o b roug h t Pope's letter to Curti. It would be impolitic at this stage of an important inquiry to publish the whole of the parti culars placed at our service in elucidating the forgeries of the letters. It is proper, however, to say thus early that there has been of late years, as we are snared, • most systematic and wholesale forgery of letters purporting to be written by Byron, Shelley, and Keats—that these forgeries carry upon them such marks of genuineness as have deceived the entire body of London collectors that they are executed with a skill to which the forgeries of Chat terton and Ireland tan lay no claim—that they have sold at public auctions and by the hands of booksellers, to collec tors of experience and rank, and that the itnoosition has extended to • large collection of book, bearing not only the signature of Lord Byron, but notes by him in many of their pages, the matter of the letters being selected with a thorough knowledge of Byron's life and feelings, and the whole of the books chosen with the minutest knowledge of his tastes and peculiarities. But the " marvel " of the forgery is not yet told. At the same sale at which Mr. Meson bought the Shelley letters were catalogued for sale • series of (unpublished) letters from Shelley to his wife, revealing the innermost secrets of his heart, and containing facto, not only dishonourable facts to a father's memory, but such as awn would wish toconceal. These letters were bought in by the son of Shelley, the present Sir Percy Shelley— and are now proven, we are told, to he forgeries. 'fo im pose on the credulity of a collector is a minor offence, com pared with the crime of forging evidence against the dead, and still minor as in one instance against the fidelity of a woman. The forgery of Chatterton injured no one but an imaginary priest—the forgery of Ireland made a great poet seem to write worse than Settle could have writtea—but this forgery blackens the character of • great man, and worse still, traduces female virtue. Mr. Moxon is not the only publisher taken in. Mr. Murray has been a heavy sufferer, though not to the same extent. Mr. Meson hes Murray—wise through einem. P ?t ri r o . t M ed ul h o is n't h etzn Y example—will not not publish Lis Byron acqui- SEIZURE OF AN ILLICIT STILL AT BRISTOL.—TIIO officers ot ezeir at Bristol succeeded on Sunday in seizing an illicit still, which was being worked in the underground cellist of a house in Pipe-lane, Temple street. The still, with several tubs of wash, some spirit-colouring matter, &c , were all carried off and forfeited to the crown, and • man named Madeo, who confessed to being th e owner o f the property, was t aken before the magistrates, and com mitted for three months to bard labour. IN CON SEQUENCE OF TUE INDISPOSITION OF LORD RatiuLasictis, we much fear (says the !paunch !Noma° that his lordship will not be induced to offer himself *gain as one of the representatives of the county, in the event of a dissolution. We have reason, however, to know that on such an event a strong protestant and protectionist candi date connected with the county will present himself to the constituency.