The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-06 00:00:00

M a thresasaleg arks, bytes dews =Ma sake Mato shear es tee* resrosaisse et bk ateln—re dimbabp et waft raw" reit essyle 4 riaz i ed b ow he did WV imply milk Oar isms, liars, he therm Orel which dm* Me* reit sleet bow. Ike T he, s ea sae all et the eiguaturc earm Wr at it, sad whet he had done tar tbe pser the peit ased ym z e epe ; le tnt he a zs tain wit hemi dia pea g r a r ri bias set to be se tail* la Ids *plaice, he MINIM Ml Ida " le wee tried try Om et the perk, kwal and smarmed% he dist ; a J,ltbe Mast agree le thalami a the Mew, the s• armee wadi he assisd Into extialka." The gendreen (a sadist) tad "he rued little dr their Ores% art be weal& sr be latirldalat by say eararilly wreak." Ilewever, whim he ammideeed Ike vast am be bed aspriel erre the res tsar yew la= easylep mat le die pain _•.bavial *lot MI wale r whit 1,0111. uma tar germainal lksisima i r errs se esssyed es the istewl main le led reselved, e that he isseard sa adeseWskg his Waiter% lurkl reek, ten, kr sele„ sad hewing the sawstry. The Letitia" Express sessiisas inetanee in which a proprietor is deprival at a tomat ter SUM vacant Lai liyialkdiadoi: Isomssa—Tires tamer owe he the bents et a amid Itishasi ]lowa, saki% al adliapawn, sae matey reek, widithele lbws NVeader dr use et sunsting Mawr They Warm sad sated Wks imr how dry _would him Their e*est, tsmessed, ens Is triaitira Mem twat ricks bed her TAM ether parrs Mee bra *sad. SCOTLAND. FINANCIAL RlllOlll.—A public satin took phao on ilomoday lot. • sutler et the inhsbitaste 0 Capra dienreal die gawks et iseadel rebria. The Pomo % ma preeided. egad, la the than. said he lad serer nand as7 l = aa Se be bed dam thie, SO deeply wee he with the el the ealgisil. awl the no eesity that rained kr mg leanediele asiallbete in She espiadbore. Beeebnieddg orb lb , relent ell- Ireiegest agemildre of govtoomoot, ona sift kr Moo- Iloot *mak sod ler a hirer adjoingot el toasting mad a Defter mega d heights the pal& aseeinn, 11111 pee. posed awl amid by moral etas hafts poilisma in Oho tows, owl molotogy wog to. • pollen to tiro Now of Comma, losadoi ipso the sulloiks, was aka Wow& mg wool to Ivo osot ft Mr. BM" M.P. ter Ike =he preeintralak egenepsaiell hy a requat thee ha awns Ns payer. A NM regent wee ales ordered le be owe is Kr.Feryllk die MeV Nllleber. A sips sad banntial imagines wee this appeiated le wry ea the agitating. Oar egenepoodeat elk " The ben fsotlag pre vaih hare ia regard to the raeveneat, may partite hinny joined it who sever loch part in polities before." WALES'. Birammason OP THE CABMAN BOHOUGHS. II lir jest bees dissevend that the town clerks of the sas hed *minted to deposit, on the 30th of = bu wi ir a ki , the Mayor of Cardig is, a list of maws, samalei Os ad 6 Viet., a 18, sem 48 and 49. The adults, it is sawed by some, will invalidate the right of the sinters le vote ; aad as it is believed Oat the whole cif the Assetbseries to all the beresabs Mv. made the mass abeam, doable am aillwoobed mbalhot the ass& dates as pressed to sa &Miss. lee. lards westres the sot es hobs diseetoey wily, sad assoorepshery. However, to est the miter at rest, both the orweserfwg par ties have bewsziled emit Ow the 'plass of mimed peas ry meant , _• sod Moir moslverdes Or easing of le linked brewed to glib mesh anxiety. The bows de* et Abeeyetwyth whiled sod pabllied list °imam sr that bens. ; tbe eine es lio pert, if say, arises Own Ws set be oWg had the wise ogibleesi whin the Meyer et Oredips. ilhoell the sidesllsamed fatal, both the aisMOWla sad *slim will le pined Is se awkward pre- Moment. PROVINCLAL. STAssalm—Yeekirday, at the Mischaster I=Al Court, a was maned John Beak mu y show' with Joh. Rilloros eeb-drivoe. Oa Swift stealog lest Easley was driviag a dam-nest, owl sem dispels log token plass bowels the two sea, whoa the *wow obi* tho ohms, who took elr hie at sad oeoporodi to His* *on teak a large damp-knits tam lie pekoe, mod Week eatly at Miller, weawkai hits semely. Ocsaagtbil to the sorlose. MO= CAI2II of POIKWINO.—A system of alleged pointing has withia dis last week been brought to light in the vtty of Tuna, situate of the borders of thb oraney. The an that lave trainpired Inn the nspislosies sad the wroner's Jury ire as Mews : Os the INA of last swath a wan nand Gems Howe, a Libman Odeon wltt had died soma in 'nen previous, and., onlisa ti arpidess abounitimass)), was given into onewlyen • drips of pinks W child, an hhat, 18 mad, oil. The pity who the chew was widow sedan la the woe , who had had charge of the dad inn the melher's ; and it was proved that ag e awe ma • dam . expromod • win to get Ad of is, •he was ts i Ire its niters, . ads with The widow , whose nun Vir - aa• And in bar evidence at the lest erandaation of= wow tire bo with kb wila in two woo Se Wes la bar aephew's Yaw en the 14th of Nov. hot. About Mn weeks see his wits died. lila youngest lin Audis Howe (the writhes pined in ho: bone t• anm ais o:aila whisk she carried oat with no every ip Se the of ib des* Wok place on the gles of hot Illsno days predawn, Ant the 24tk, be aprouted 1111 Imitative to leave - Mr hemp We house, and solillsta= st ireidi NM up fort the baby, u be had work at The new day a party ens, but wines deaden to up the child uaffl her elan was paid. Absinthes o' at night, while she was feeding the add is her row with some milk, the prisoner entered, and watched her feeding the ch il d. like went up wain to give a light to • Weer, having the child with her. As soon as she returned the pisses ink up his candle and wont to bed. Previous to Isse ealottke Child had taken eight or ten spoonfuls at least of the ton without refusing it, but as son as she gars it • opened after her return it pat part of it out, and reiseesd portions of all that she after wards pat into its no& lite tasted the victuals, and was sisrprisosi at its haviag a &mow like strong vinegar, and it band her throat. It had no welt taste before. like imme diately can up her nephew, sad told hint of the chows now He took the remainder of the food to Mr. DO*, • mien, who took charge of it, and in whoes eastody it or milted. The child became exceedingly ill with bunt_ sod math. It died as the following Mosey. the NM At the poet morns' =inane% bens wan es Win goadown it was sosertained that death bad vesalted hem the admialewaties of a small quantity of oxalis asiL It was dm proved by the pollee that they bead a bons la a mask whisk was !yin under the prisoner's bed, ia which thew was • salad= of inns as and also of his hauls, purobsnd tbe stmt at a abweim's shop at gladden. The rwon faily anwittei Yak ads kr the Wil mi a. :da of his eldhl."—lt le slated that application has boon aide kw sa erase la anew the remain of the pri soner's wife, who Owl h ram Is impost was poleasol. PRISM ALM? AND Tzs OItDDIET Docze.— It is said at Grimsby thee Bed T bsroaib hes stated the istsaties el Pterrises Albert tie Auk arisrby as the 11th of Mali seek the pews Ike bIInditIONION elute asw delis. Great peeper et is ' ' midair with the to be la time he this event. • Has et rail Ira Mss T ▪ eed the desk as the ealle-dast, he materiel. The Ishii, et the week, se for Is it is sena has steed die hat side plea without the injury. The Mee et median is aupteated alma daily, for asessating. • ...o.000aos• it THI BTOMlLlZiagerill.—The asolfrit old ay.:-" A 7S i t abraistei that the awes mom to amass fb d Wass paredisa d fhb Ist rek WO Ferlwil. , _ this =Meg s east sib le the Wear, Lord Laalas shim lb habhipq 1140. sat the Naas thee sa sod to ail aims resew wiped b. the mated sea el Aims that lave bola amillei lasaline to doe. by 'snit Moab, la their alliewile %shalt yeassim sal she OW ataserss sib OM hose bus asion‘esaka Lai Lit* MI his kte biba.by prise lido setialy Mei laiheaki that they had •1 17 "iM lot* •Perly_ Oat eke a webs whendiem vas say unser sari deseesaus et dr alskil dna dm pane bake. An siguaress el,rty li t ... tie pera t Ikea the bit ihie Lai *baked ele masa to uk• allear be babi se tt Vas yes_tm .. vas ta elks valor ha Ildblllilliell sites Ishii lime bls issehlp la lb kliesesej use lsiliT7br bib Nei r e : 1 4: 11 irras swieg rap _ of the hal la the esisay a peeler id Lai Mit Paissirs ial ; aid. ieue,thare is se it thee the pater mil had lie lout salaam to greasams as oblate as fababb le Lad Lelsk se, we lib.., it Iresid be esii‘abay le the emally st .. t t: r i maat baldly boas WI hea dos ellisli b 7 a reessesse to lo bbed villa the dale sib% eel saw ex kg, is la the beaass, the Laths sod a* 4V= Oistimity, to busks s bees* flea the aim Ibis si Chstailey to sod Wanda, attired a peaks if had. to the I - m ighty le ass le arta est Iluir West ; the Hee was seissisesd. sad Ms new ell whisk the lad wee valued, wee ballad ei Led Leigh, ihs lall g N a tse to prodtees ale. theOemprqyaitheiese 6.4 then al sawsio tethisligos de alma ethic isat i ' 7 — yer os a bal ....... tr d = s yrailsess. Nov, to the of asiy waft brined in sash ..amber et gin ► assil bre et Or mead WON aid kb .shies bsvtizassoryourima se w Mil el W ass ymbilk emPlo Ibe ell - ammo subses le ibis, the are WI to be la asimillies is halted gas is M ind the nest idleile Ibe wow swig rem mime the dram *Esse Wawa= SMOLA.— Moak usalke ups Nikkei las beam laid s$ Stet hodioloakk is kb Akan et Weessmo, kr tho poke*" lb, dint •llMNialeg ea kind fro likroWorti k amends' a el& Edda= Skokskom, lir okra rs, of Ilk A . an. a ow sjoil by de Diem Wookoldr UM rad ekriia at a reek& Mid epos Mr unlike at Walr., sad Werastat. £$ kir =calks Mem. wen Silkorod genet at tido pko ofrokellos mod atlike owl mord educates ; rad the tallsokg soldstises r ern : Ike pad toe oressorkarar sad atkeide IL=tup ea kr i miremm i dim s is tag pet at W Mob al remake Slot mikado OM dials to dleolollo Ike isoulse Ord atm pratbal imitudwarti so. awl %Eat tab will bo ap newel babbd bidradarmsk sa dud indased la ar Mold ON arra et Smirdadm• TIM Oa nimbi Ed. aro a Wow sift Privy Ormill am Iliartba add bei . lar be stratramate sad ardblas at dr mbrabassarts, et brt boar rag ogreseenkle Mk ihnig. last the rbodbr de abrades et be Edda aborrof **Arm mitt b lashaid la be ~sod lardtadm at linalebbh ids am ad& tiord os eCr e saner% sod kr tasor saran dr 0111101118 'Wail haw am rode la be labial la Os raubr al WarewArr. OM br adketab&Md7arviidt. M 111121.10114 ATTACK UPON TWO POLICIII2II4A dared, Wadi was made es two of the Beds. polies about three Ala sTirusdWall,ft bar, near ficanbridge. Ccleitellise Pima sea alma wan diurnal to watch a semis piss ea 'sonar st ergisleas eircanatasees. They earreingly toolleied ea Weiseedvy eight lad, till 'beat 12 wlstel they saw two easa leave • home Bum bridge. Tbe two may ft mom, went towards Balaton, nadi the pollee smeilail ea the look-out till about three Alma ca sigellN, when they saw three ms return, alb lofts a meli en hie book. The leetensly weed than. woes a waist sword. The se ease threw dews the sacks, use aostaleing kerb, lumber beaky, awl the OW peas. It appeared the hole asillmsby had bees seska. one of the uneven had a ran, aid swat a large bialgeon. The gun was Arid at Parrott, sad tie shot mock him ea the left shoulder; he was also sheik with the dodgem and very much braised. He semeged to eau away a short distance, but two of the rends Mewed hba. sad reesatasenced the attack, Ira beating ldat ear Oho baky, sad deo him owe or two bows over the head. Oster than theessad"i d " Were dale for him." and isibink as irsollie elate. Be lay than femme doe, bat labolllindloard itilallea, whim lie situ Las ff ilese ast ald smietaleee reared. A platy dna west in ct who had beat imes* Gawke y the seo itad is the monad= bad sustegtsi to p e t dews to iddipl‘ bat be was quite loespaltie at giviai soy se emed aad has op co the prima lbws losadteed in aside M uessassiermee• Great hos ar• asierteleed about ids seerseey. Ow et the thieves, ft is diewot, was diet is sane pest tithe body, aid soother led bit lead broke.. A seek was whisk is marked "W. If." " " is stated that at the eight in quad= the seastobles called on some et the amen bat they Mead to go with thew Rob beries ass madaually lidded pine ia that neighbourhood. Two sus live been taken bee sairttly on suspicion. 81•101•• WYBONOWIMAA•Ma A VILLAGE BINSTAMOL—The Hem F. D.Ryder , of lakleferd.hesio, Me hberally owed to be meted a am • mediates tad ememeatel 11116114 at • 001* of amely 2,0001. which Me tem tessatly 'pawl der the edasesioa ci both soma It 1 piesomelly situate shoat the IMO* a the villep ci leldefturd, sad Mast from duo reekbase of be patron. A r;letret the elm wee gives by W. Ma me, leg , of werth. Theresa adj**t. git has bees is v 44 end el % aMy and as Meek to it bee bees Ailed la. lewd poem we ma ly Ilr. ityd.r to 'aware the geosid __wean ef die . TM sharehyard has hoes Wily eadoese. sad wises bead overview ht,ve bees ghated. Several tress have also bees pleated on the west* lasi, that is •kw yemea= budgewill mesas a }Stu rave Abet • mime end budge has raved boos bulk whisk will Is a pmt public esavoitieues, as the old wades bridge twos ome mai Vmt• bat dangerous. ALLEGED C011711.1101t OF Momma.—A female inmate of the Parties ratios bee, it is said, wont/used her itreis tbe awe: el two of her illegitimate ebil hmes beloved that an attorney, the father of the dessams• is ohs imgititadle the mire:. ATTEMPTED 1117;;;;II;D SOICIDE.—III the village at tidy w Monday km, Frederick Williams was appre headed ea a *ergo of Jokey. The out day he was beim a kme, mad mminfteed kr trkl. He was head la the of Jelin Morgan, suitable, who looked him up in Meows lease les the eaM the ash socenieg, me lsavimg Ar the prism. he wee hamikd by the right writ to the esmeMbie's left, end thus they walked he shoat mime smiles. 0a getting within two or three Modred yards et the geel the skew skis a remark to the mastabk, oallleg of bk atteaties, sad having peeheasly. Inherit the anowl4ge of the Weer. drawn a hails frees his whet. he iraddenly made a meet ho end saorarome Mena is kiln, inflict ing widows womb. eme being armee. Amidst& gash peeing MI dividing the sereml realities the mos. A pen= Ise m, wag by IS beembeek, was borrriflad sommig the two sea einggliwg es the ironed and covered with NW. He called to - the rimer to desist, bat the ooltzles got wee that se NM es he lad dem for the oga would MI Ugh him end his bent. Charekill thin soft MA lowa tor mist see, end Anima pawed acme men they mama is a few minutes, bat tie eleaggle was them gag sa. Derby the time Churchill was away, the Omer seeeesiei la disengaging limn, sad Md set hi ma threat. Alta some difeaolty Me kWh was takes Mm Whisme, whim he and the coastable were rommal to the pies. Mr. Orsetwood, a engem. wee seat la dtwadrate, whim be !mad that the eider bed re. salmi treo ITINISEI ea the *met, several oa the Mad, ead Ant the right elle ot hie Me was eat entirely 411pS The comMallie sommim la a wry presider Mee, hat whim fatal b hem the mod in the throat of the primmer. Ororwric.—A now " damical" drama in two sots, raw "The Medea wen Produced at this theatre bat mask la boa am Fs .4 igr.C --- t;:. i• t is ••• suits anMPiced lAA, sad slogan; writer. The Nam is hi d et Aft , " is the age of Pa. Hahn The des of the swab Mama Clisbe, a rich ETlLAllrAlisei his two Mask aeon, and Parise, at a combos coed a table covered with iZies " Q • Ammo and &Min wise pared oat to this by attesisit Wm lath. anal of their Meth, Cassias tells *ma AM this Impel Is his IM—lhat. Mei with en- ICAMk of videos laidgmes, mad weary of has resolved that aUght to hue Massif of Lola by a sup of hemlock. He samers their s inmelmates cabanathem et the amillisa le whisk dab el da y MaslMy ha brought Vaal. the mead &e -pees kb 'bib they faits, sod thdr Mier Amiss mat by oh that b pod aced worthy; sad bitterly repreeshre you". e them he OM mit Om brought u that, however, that beim, thanks le them,pon his iamperisesed M alis hit Masai easitser Mead thaw themselves, be blade to his ass eithea his NI/M i mi he to,. is either of them, Mama be bails atailly, but berm Oros is so ale else re. mil& The label of aMr dam, probassi Om him, raw amemeed; sad he tells his friends, that, as he mast shame hawses, he will lave them to endeavour to melte themselves agreeable to the lady, sad will bestow his Mete on him whoa she MA peer Hippolita is intro. dared—a dined _of o,peas, Gaveled by pram hoot bar ealive Masi ad lesegM to Adam ea a slave. resolved tar rastbirigly, laAa ha ed a wager between his hi., sad has, them to pay their mart to her. They address hos in hapset et ears s mc i at r ellaltf• which eh* answers with JOWOI eregasudeas et ead attempt, but May minas their Warta istienadesltd salvias with seek other, till at lad day ems le at.,,, sad her aims bring Chaise to step the hey. Si.. mere manes SW take pieta Lama the meter sad the slave. Moved by her Miry, be realms to mho bor hes. sad re store her M bar seentry sad haft ; but by Ode time he his bermes eamemei of her slum. 111110•1•9% cod Ades, while heir pellteis table griameity ha samed a vremer eharester. 111111, lawman melds in his fatal purpose. Biddies her as Mead adieu, std uttering his wish that sh may la kw wklt one :whose haat is not meted and withemi lele. be b velem the rimed ma to Ids lip, vim ha am of agony, a ce d prima avowal et Li= arrest hie head, sad dame at ease the whets of his tidings. At this juncture the two Mai sake their amameit to know the malt of the lairs etas . rise tells then that, big unable to Moses slam of them etas bei hem mime Os amally of chommkg him There is this pamdel nib pima It Ls a ver s =al lig r i the bleak verse, is retied sad le bleak sad gaiety with mei Isailmase gF4nt 6 t was well med. Xr. Leigh the giu m et athealea vary spawably ; = W pm to the chosagm of Hapsilia. The two eon resposaily sated by Mr. Ibis& sal Mr. Naas. The mama mad Wee as Wu were ebaled sad ia geed WM. The peehamese wee entirely eassualel. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL Lis OmulAslos wso .farad*lle Mbseas Mid la tbi; adising et NerwirA. IS leasday lest, Mem Ms palm ewe d Me Issis arises .—Desems: W. K. Alwa i "r CAMS. mb.; B. U d, Illambar Thai% _Climb.' 41. UMW. . J. M be. criasismaar, I T. 41.0artbe. Wailism. Ows; T. OsiaIMTIML W. L Obese, Comas Cadsll, Omb.; W. ma. 11t.... r e , L A.Liiiialet.Clia• Hall, Onds.; J. G. lisissa, Lomita at Oat. IsaL; O. W. B. H. =,. Wag, tbeab.; O. O. Wasam. Ones ; C. J. Wall.L. Omb.; B. H. C. Wedebeesa, Obeist&t:Prbeta : L W. Ps Pala., ar. L. Ilse's;Malmalstb. Omb.; J. Omar. H. II" 0.11. Obsseller. Wally, Om tJ. , H. Psesfs.Omb.; A. Bri t Maim, Om; W. L. name. at laryllial, Om; C. Nam Som. Mals; LO. Oats% St. Adsls. Osta.. 5.11 OK OMOS j J. L Meas. Orab. t R. B. sm. isieskOaski J. ladlams twiligagia. ; 11. Jams. = M. Omb.; IL A. lliekbespalla, Daslar e ln. MM. Wilt, Om; MIL D. ees, Immaii, Cres.; W. Baskbase, Omas OAS, Cemb.; W. Z. ISM, TAM% .1;.; P. Webb, OsecMind, OEM &moo os Woicanaz holds WO next ordhatir t id ot Ifermitle ea lisreli 4. Pizszimwrit.—Nov. W. Lai to Nt. Vetoes V., Theft viok, dto, Worseatar ; 1004.; aol si Noows. lo In. W. Warm of IL Pols% Wattmeter, No. We ; SUL ; pat, Dm mi Nov. H. J. N. lomosew b Corm; of It Mutt" EMIR& has, die. Wormier ; 1.048 N, roolissoo ; pd., Trades. Nom P. Baron to 11110. Onooto of W. Goar c r thms. idetootoo, War wtoloktro, dis. Wombat NU; pat, lard low. C. IL iconrots. Tsar !Worm T., Dona., Mo. Om.; 1•01„ robimo; pot, A. nosio& Ulq. i.e. W. J. Iftwzo, ewYla to the Wm, MOM out NNW& boom, Ist. Nov. W. T. Tomo, to Chrtoldwrd‘ Claoittos Lam. kw. A. B. GAZINEB• AIL*. So the NOM Doke. Dn. C. C. Immo. to Memo e.d ti atoolood Morthall N, imps. fia. Ont.; 4101.• pot, Lori of Cram. So. ad Rim P. N. lo Norm Denim, So. Dar. ; DM"vIII woliwoo; Wohop or Didion. or. J. N. Nottoox - to Doort Way as. am.; MS., with widows ; pot, Probed tborooL Viaisoms.—Fisitzas R. t Ran. die. Rosh. ; with solloloop got, Trio. Oar. Thiallual N. Nollik, Ws. Nair.; tin. TUN !shoo; pot., Lod NimoNor. NAVAL. /maw" Paw. s.—Areonmicestw.—Barel Wet : Boa. a. L. Comm to I:l.r—Centear, owrived hem Perieneath talk shames. no Is apeollasel to NU with the urns lor the Omit of Mile ea the Ist. Moyaraorts.—Advice by the West ladle Mal state that the Tetwearin wee et Beta6w.ll2setse et Jameiweltwet oil Da. ---- - - • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EiiNING, FEBRUARY 6 1849 mods as the way %Iwo. 111 Cal% the Welleele, as rrs YALTA, JAM. 27.-1400 ante Is mew*/ left tbe me& her Twee eat OWL wommearlerollme a 1•1 ow et the Tries, mite iguse la bee Me bre Wel. NW — y TOIL The MK Yoe Ile Zang if mai bee ow le ea 404 Oa Mime, et. beady model boa vain, Is be imam MILITA.I9r. Waist yom alatiMlSO MIO Mart bet Week awing of matammleadm Oat the MI imams sad 11tk *L L ome lad iiMaMd MISS kr amisdrika Midb. vs au dab dlat as oard wham boa am Mond. 116 ituasan sad 11.7* lairdiaa tamo feat ies do Miran swim, us as Lib Won Non Ma Ink bale Ave Timis dmir daa Mb Mow mg 171 k LMMA mama froa Wks Tiv down of dao Oda, fels awl nal ass sun at Cork. awl 'east sabot kr Mohan until Or of IWO told sob Wm& oil kabala. lintarro.—To Apollo, tr.-oltip, is to Inv. Dorosport kr Oa% aslark the 71th ant Mr Kam sad patualame sill eatAtaw regiment, alms ars at Maas nava* Arad ha min& SPORTING. Tditiall&LlL-21wwww. Tory low horses were lawired fie Are awslow asp, for did Ike Wove log to ma matiold MOO% amp Y Ile Wows at Ike Tarter GRIM Viet, both dolma wrens several golate TOMO bed Ike sliewerat peril% IX the welelllers. Zwearler aid Lapr were mot lb Omer ; Okay mere also Is Arse kw As Astrepettaa Haag. sap. Me ISllwaimeo vestals/ my trolly tor the Derby at 1$ to 7-le weld sot km las womb slant of 1,0261. Mao. ofkkA, Mires. were eke la rot twos; sad several 1,0011, le IS end lib wOOO lino skeet the esk sib el limiewes dew, mai ladee. Iftwookow wee quits etedietWebt..— CiILISINNAIL STIOIPIJI CRAM-4 to 1 opt Vonsoosoi, to 1 apt Prime Georg*, 6 to 1 apt toolbox. Livaziooi SOLNA Oxon.-18 to 1 apt Prism George (takes to SOL), 23 to 1 apt Alward the Illrat (takes to 601.), 211 501 tat Alfred (t). IS to 1 sea HITIOPOLIPAN HANDICAP. I'lA' :16 8 st Csamalt),l2 to t sow Leger (t freely), 12 to 1 suet Lew= to 1 Hea tlo her, to 1 dkrkes, Mot cost .seter t). Cairns Cur.-17 to Ipi The (5 18 to 1), 26 to 1 apt lam dOa Oi l . m = 1 MO Idwilras (t), ft to I opt Illealtor. 40 to lama VIM DI apt Lew (1 repeat. idly). 1.000 wit opt Clermalsl kr* sal WATS./ ith MOO SO SO opt (t mid as of). le ask LloPeros (t sad 2 ftelh 4822 le at apt Ikalialus (t), 411120 Mot toys in 4 3 to H. Doss= —1! to S o r rw iltag a Dstaiva (t), 7 to 1 mot Tadmor, ID to I 1 Naosylark (t Mob), IS to I apt Datil nasty )) , IS to I opt OUvapow 80 tot opt Mhos (1), 40 to apt Too Knout. SO to 1 apt atal at of Mtn. Ossa's dem (1), 1,010 to 15 apt Wes. lab 3 InteUtgence. NOTICES. Sao Ciaccrr.-11r. Bann Parke end Mr. teethe wild., the Sipe evooketed ke this elioth. hare lied the lbliewho days far UV?at the brume at do moraria )dies GEO anew, Meat • ; lliilvp lo* 10 ; lawn, Mink if ; La/la, Werth //4. AI:BYTOM fir TO One.. eacurr. —Am ellatellas his been orb M. teaks Othoemeedi Mr. Mrs rum am the lilt pro d the Eve aol lemilltiee far WOE the eimaime vrtef riles Belli droll. Po rq lad elooet meorein to time tomoilithle, Ream the Emit lovolume lowa r his Imo moolmiled theism Be Es Echo mole amlmemerel 0111/11my kr the earsog ; II Nom OM M. Poo Rell. co ths lot Mali= at lie ss am thie Overall. met viethilvem- Oise Oahe route by the the al Om Br the ethimitivetlem villa the leenoljeeme Eft met oft • diorthe to the bee the ommE vow* art be wadi maw oil hold as rein la Est lois athim. mem pow toot wee boltt. The Indies tato+ et laritog oath beworsir woes to the Lome Odes invositka (ietwithetiollog latoom 000 at 0,8101. wee met to nosh bre prim.) ma et • meethe • semito lOW the aeon yes marled. Mr. these Plattloa,lo eseardemee with whet be limm threed. retied to vo thsieby min so oilman at die dew" am Lard 4themeika earaksig lathe Othello at the leeemsent s by Mewls, the ems. lothoe Ablemeo, limbed z rzratients olliamierdEey We steed : Mimi= (theleal Feb. ; Were, Mardi 1 ; Wererthr, dE, sudirS. Mara .6 ; Ithrewelvery, lite ; lierehrd, ad; nth; Messeelo emd OE, lea Mara. COURT OF QUEEN'S BIINCIL—TIBTWIDAT. xw Pawn.-Debra Lord Deana& and aCcemaaJary. Lawns/ma a. Mr. Sexism, like• and Mr. Parnell were counsel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Chambers, QC., appeared for he de fendant. This ;wee an action brought to recover compenottion in damages for assault and fete Imprisonment Frew the statement of the learned counsel sad the evidence rubor germely addsoad, it appeared that the plaintiff was a smith, who carried au his busker in Hart-str.et, Covent-sedan, and he was in the habit of having tnnsactione with the flosa of Messrs. Field, konewagen, of Holborn, of which Arm de hedeat was • member. The occurrene;whick gave rill le the present ac dos was this ; the plantar and a bek t o i r aisata lle was la his employment, had semi= to go to the maim he the et baying, and a workman of the nem et William a servant of the defendant's, hawks that the yleintiff stolen a bar of iron out of the dap, he acennwrialed that belief to a fellow-workman who El the plaintiff sad Idahey, sad arrived at plaintiffs joie after he and the boy had returned home. Sea all retuned to defendant's premises when after soaks soave:union, the plaintiff was given into woody and brought before the saa at Bow-street, where he was &aimed early the nest earesing, usitherthe defendant nor his him. The defendant pleaded " Not s Os , " id a 2: l :t a lostification, and setup sea &Um that the ilms Raids had on a former owe" 4,34 fecovered the deftwebat dealing a new hammer which he had seeretell audit , his Wee. Several witnesses were sailed on behalf of the plaintiff, anwegat whom was hie hey likam, who had also been aim lap sated) , spoil this chew; and he stated that neither ha ow bin miter had Whin the rod of boo, and that the dehadente had bean unable to find it when they made the charge. Is watradistisa to this 'antimony William Rennie was sailed, and he skied that the plaintiff had endetvoured to sisal a hammer hem delhadant'a premises, who cm that NlMeisn warned his to be more honest la Attar* • and that on ffie session ia ousting be saw from a lisp d oor, whew Y was concealed, the plaintiff Wks the red of kos. Mr. &Tisane Skee limbo. replied, Iced Daman summed up. The jury retired, sad after a short 'bones witurned into court, with a verdict for the plaintiff--damages 501. Jaa.k.-{sittkes in Basco b .iozed Chid Jostles Dram sad Jambes and Wighlaria). (We are reqsasti l fr i aiy solistters to insert the following in referees@ to a report etas ez paste application reported by us some time slaw.] Haas= e. WILION.—RAILWAT Sturman Mr. W. IL Watson QC., appeared to show came against a rule to by Mr . M. D. Bill, QC , in Michaelmas Term lask to est aide the award of Mr. filbert Garbutt, whisk hal been wade is Mr. Bassell'a favour. The rule had been drains& ea several ground*, and string mope:- lions bad been cart on Mr. Remelt as well as the arbitrator, which Mr. Watson was to answer, when he was stopped by Mr. Hill, P who dli j he had had an opportrunty of seeing his friend's affidavits, and would at owe admit they formed a complete mews: to the case, except as to the first branch of the SW oblestion, which was, that the arbitrator, in awarding the Mess of wreak matrons is the Wield swaticeed, had wended the of the deed of whale ion. To Me ebbestima the remarks yew anew otiosely etedeed. and Mr. Wo.. weeteded to show that We IWO& el the deleomisatiss of du cookeets was a sub stantive assMq boo beim the arbitrator by both par ties, sad that on Wide, at the extensive powers of the sabaheiss, and on the authority of the case of "Greet v. Waring" (1 W. Bk. 476), he con timid the whitest°, had a right to award their deftwaination.—Mr. Wilke followed on the same aide, and Kroll. D. Bill and Mr. Atherton were in rey, when Lord Deanna said, I have not been able to heard enterta pl in the ken doubt on this subjoin. I think this was within the ealiwimion, and I think it is clearly proved to have been Moe the arbitrator a matter in diatoms by the affidavits, WM* we are bound to believe. There is nothing inconsis bet or aboard on the face of it. The other judges having owwwwd, Mr. Watson said, I treat your lor‘kips will die show the wile with eons. There are long affidavits in eagis tor the sharps of misoondast ? Lord Daman: Tea.— Zak dieffierged with coons COURT OF COMMON PLIAB.—YIIIIIIIDAV. MN Pam—Behr, Mee /aim Web ea • weal jury. KIM AND ANOTHER O. Wieser: AND *soma— Der•Lc•nox ST • Coma:Nos or Taxes. 11r. Berj. Bylm ead Mr. ilimea oppeared for the *With ; lfr, lied. Massa sad Mr. Needham kr the dithrethrite. This wee at L=ry who to seas damages hr ees of pa es seise brought by are seemtheles per tax for the et at St. Mestbeeds•theNtethe. epos a book dated Oct. 6, 1846, and gives by dm disltheiste as Modes of ese James Lek hewn oelierar of and Lam Mx is St. Mamie's. The oredities of lelead wee that if the said James Lee, his mat:atoms admieleirmere skald dells:all was sow amend and seemly! for the year the 6th Cl Apra, 1847, cw whisk nay be aumen g as s by the R aid lease Lee is lie mil ward sad porta ef 8L Itartia-bs-thrifeldk es lea wthesier as then tie bad to be veld. 'TIN* delhadiste had gam' by default. It was sow proved the plain- WS wire esmaissiesses Cl stamps ad Wass, sod - Lee's hrtas soilesier Oder the Looms to (6 ft 6 Vic, ewa 111414 Weasheirs. A sem of 462/. L. 13.1., dm MY a ries ham tea esdieg Mialtas ) am. 1846, was meal by Mr . Hang Oemehe to 1111•11 bees paid by him to laseasbeeth of Oeteliek 1846. Other m u for i n . esthe peoperty tas wen alas rid Lee by dil igent plasm la raped Cl the same period in the maths Cl gifember October .1 th e mai year. ham Leo died os the 146 of Ostelisa 1846, but without Meths modem paymeet over kw the halt ro jeor mi g e llurj Illehaelmea 1 to the of the The perdue who 846 asses* 'paid Lee am smiled to agile by I[r Ram his seesemor, bet refused I.ls tare sserd time. upon emassielseths el the sitmesse Met is aseming the fez the used emu we fest to a soda of theme, eel this for the appals to be beard is tame Ober, were sot assay ithed mill ber, di llia m the as wen b fle elt, Axed sad Novem t o wommei wore this math est and Mimed to the :WI inte r et is the Ise. At th e iessiesion ef the m Mr. = lB l3= ash l ar o t the tea miss of epee the pethirehr Isegeoge tithe bad mad the 1'7761 sad= el the Immewthe emithoileg thee alike perm& proud MOO Maked tierehre the walks were not Vats slier the Tim eallsolem led se andierity to waft asapesll 41M delivery to Mae .t &pima war mete, while it wee pawed did mg take plus mil eller the tog beadeg of the appeals is the swath of Iliweember. Isola" the *AIM were sot iLemiled, imemsitee the =ale bed made then pegvesslkee isleileed, am is petht of this, were Missal to the sew ismagsle. Opostimsegimiles eflie biped OM l ir selariss mere Mater anew. lies WM* kw it was vitiastely agreed to lehe a i s fie the tilaintitfa for 81,31. the dainegis in the deelsrat on, subject to a special case for the opinion of the wort above, the yet diet to be Mooed to any amount. EICHICHIER CHAMBER.—Yearnanay. Estes the Jadgr 01 the Qamees Mask sad Marano of Exchequer M ernes from the Courted Comma Phen Gras 0. 'LIMIT AND Anorinae—Twa FAILLE 07 Sr. WALIIIIOOI.—It wil ha lesellested that at the =lf the court after last Misbadmee Twm, oa the ap e( Mr. Serj. Talfour the kerbs al the am was puipmed, as it was sargesesd th at lbe gentian at issue be *weft 7M parties mesa be abilineed out of eoart —lie. Ogg NOM appeared. alai mid he was sorry to inform the send that, contrary to angseleiliss, the parties bed been math asecedi to oome ng to any earibbabory arrengeseent. The cabs was ly_again WAIL= V. lined.t=—The court intimated that judgmeat in this ease will be died this day. Wan the Judges at the easseN Mesh, and Comma Pleas in won from the Omit of Eschewer. Benson v. Dttiecur.—lttone oe A Eluirauseas ro !LIDOS TIC CAROO FOR ran RIPAIR or DANAO3 TO • lhatr.—This ease, t evolving the above isapottant point, which was fully argued after last term, mid reported in the Daily New at the due, WM Widows for judgment at the present sitting. The court, however, postponed giving judgment until the decision, as the reporter understood, of a case now ptsdiag in the House of Lords. ARO= V. DATIL—The bets of thin ease were not bated. Mr. Wititehurst, on behalf of the plaintiff in error, said his learned friend on the other side had intimated that he could not support the judgment of the court below. He, there fore, prayed the smart to reverse the j udg ment of the Court of Subagent. The judgment was aosaiegly reversed. ATHPITIL V. Prthoomaa.—This ONO NU postponed from lad siVinr, in order that certain amendments might be made in the bill of exceptioas. The parties now craved an adjournment, as it was expected that the ease would be arranged out of court. The application was granted. Ds BRAITTOIS 0. OWIN.—CONITRUOTION OF STATUS'S AS TO QUIT RINT 7011. FRALTT TO TER LORD OP • MANOR.— Mr. Cowling argued the case on behalf of the plaintiff in error, which involves the construction of the 3 & 4 Wm. 4th, cap. 27, use 2 The_ plaintiff is lord of the manor of the parish of Stratford Mortimer, Berke, end the question groom with regard to the right to charge a quit rut foe fealty, after the lapse of a certain period. The mart postponed judg ment. MOLTON Ann Wires v. Csmantrx.—Pias or LONACY in AN ACTION TO 71.1007111 • BUN PAID FOR AN ANNUITY. Mr. Needham appeared on behalf of the plaintiffs in error. From hb statement of the facts of the cue, it appeared that the plaintiff., as the administrators to one Thomas Lee, deceased, sued the defendant, Mr. Cameos:, who was the of *Nuance society called the National Loan rnt al ior a an sum of money paid by the said Thomas Lea in purchase of an annuity. The jury returned a spode] verdict to the effect that Thomas Lee, on the 29th of August, 11113, made a proposed to the society to purchase of them an an nuity commencing on the 29th of August, 1844, in considera tion of which Lee was to pay 3501., which proposition was acceded to ; the jury also toned that a proposal was made en the same day for a deferred annuity, which was to accrue is 1866 ; that the several sums of 3601. and 61.65. 2d. were paid to the society by Lee, and received by them ; that Timms Lee died in the year 1844 ; and that on the 19 th of August, 1843, the day on which the annuity war purchased. Thomas Lee was a lunatic, and incapable of arranging hie own affairs, but that at that time the society bad no know ledge of the circumstances. The Court of Exchequer having band in favour of the defendant, the case was brought up on writ of error. Then were two points raised : first, whether a lunatic could make such a proposition; and then, whether such an agreement was not void under the statute which go vented rusnuities. _ The learned counted contended that On w.- I;othground;the agreement was void. Mr. Russell Gurney, for the defendant, argued that the plaintiffs had no right to plead a past itcapacity—that they ware bound by the agreement, and could not recover the amount paid by Lee. The farther hearing of the ease was adjourned till this day. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YuTIIDAY. —.--- . More No CNN Condsofoesr. IN RI WILLIAM H. Hanson.—ft FRAUDULENT BIRCUTOIL This insolvent, who described himself as a commission Hulbert was opposed by Yr. Dolman for two persons named Hulbert and Nelson for a breaeh of trust. It appeared that the insolvent was appoieted executor to the will of a Mrs. Nebon, the mother of one of the opposing creditors and mother-in-law to Hulbert, he having married another daughter. The testatrix left legacies of 1071. to the parties; and as soon as the insolvent obtained 1701. by virtue of his office be applied it to his own uses. He was about to obtain 2701. more, but an injunction was obtained from the Court of Chancery and payment was stopped, The opposing cre ditors were persons in humble circumstances, and the loss to them of the legacies was of serious consequence.—The insolvent admitted without reserve the appropriation of the money to his own parpoes, and on being asked what he had to my for his ooadset, replied " Nothing." He accounted for nearly 701._ by saying he discounted a bill far Colville NOM Dore, caned Lord Colville, whose resifiesco he did not now know. He had no mesas of paying the complainants, and had been needy twelve months in prison; he was brought up by the charitatde fund of the court. The learned Chief Cemmiesbner declared that the insol vent's conduct had been etrodoin towards the legatees under the wiil of Mrs. Nelsen. He disbelieved the statement as to the advance to the person named Colville. Whether true or false, the poor young we bad been defrauded, and not withstanding the insprisonmeat the insolvent had already undergone, he would be rententled for some time longer. IThe judgment of the enurt was, that the insolvent be im prisoned from the vesting order for a period of fifteen calendar months for a breach of trust. POLICE.-Y ESTERDAT. BOW-STREET.—BITILILUDINO CRLDITOII.B. —J. Har vey, from Bishop Stortford, in Hertfordshire, was charged with stealing 461. Inspector Black raid the prisoner was given in charge by a female, whose brother-in-law was is difficulties in the country, and, to prevent the money falling into the hands of his creditors, he committed it t• her are, and she, being intimate with the prisoner, delivered it to him, upon which he absconded, and she followed him to town. Sarah Fuller s aid that she resided at Bishop Stott ford, and, on the 28th of November last, her brother in-law, Thomas Cliff, who was a pig-jobber, handed her the amount in question to take care of for him and having kept company with the prisoner, he pe her to give it up to him, at the Name time promising to re turn it when she required it, alter which she was taken be fore the magistrates in the coun try , but was discharged. She discovered that the prisoner had come to town, and she f lowed him--Mr. Henry considered that the charge of felony could not be sustained, and the prisoner might be discharged.—The inspector sail he was given to understand by the witnees that her brother-in-law was still in custody in the country.-11r. Henry said there was a clause in the Bankrupter Act that would affect him, although It could not reach either the prisoner or the witness who had pm (erred the charge against him.—The amused sad prosecutor then left the court. RAILWAY NE WS. -MONDAY. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. DIMNESS DISPOSED OP BY EOLANDIERS TISTZEDAT, Before Mr. Bceith.--fterea_ 28. ONOPPOGID.—Forest of Dean and South Wales Railways (auesadment of acts as to charges on Forest of Dean Railway and breathes). Edinburgh and Northern Railway (C), (Dumfermlise branch, alterations in Dunfermline pariah; hod onsaing .stith tramway; repeal of with Ismael of lathes* Colliery ; Townhill and brameen imam of espial and amendment of al* Sr Sten Camas sal Norfolk Railways Eastern Braila sad loam Counties RailtiVoe m a lathiL amiss (amendment dada aid power to lease, sell, or amalgamate to or with the Eastern Counties Railway Company) ; stand ing orders complied with. Before Mr. May.—Room 22. UNOPIVIZI).—Bast Lancashire Railway Acts Ameadmost and Deviation : standing orders an complied with. Valley Railway'. Shrewsbury lad Birmingham Acts (aasailmant, branches, sad inialcas.) is i dS North Xidnad Railway (deviatisasai abnismanat ern of the Whorled lines of railway beans& Market Wal sad Reverlay, and Corisaaathoepe and Tadcostsr) : alsaiing orders semplied with. MEETING. —Assaniaa. Extraordinary General Meeting.—Aberisse. Feb. 3.—Lord James Ray in the chair. The report of the Meson was read. It stated that "in the circular silibsonl to the shareholders of date the Bth alt. the din:stein smoothed their instal= of calling a meeting of the asiapany on an early day, to caosidar and determine en wash sepinals as it night be necessary to submit , in con @scams° silts aboadeenasat. by the dineton of the Edin burgh and Mennen Railway daspomy, of the agreement beams that ontheay and tae Aberdeen Company, and the prison trestles has lam called for that purpose. A. the whole cisametanoss maissoted with this matter are known to the sksreboldsre, tae Moans is an dame it necessary to refer is them lather thsa to Os main biome of bremikkg elf the agrathast to with the &Wm si the Ethaborgh sad Northern Osnipsay. It has net been en. elan* assimary to tats say asps with the view °insisting IS the sight to have the carried °titan to Indus, ths Oman of tho Northam Osnarmy nasalise their rosislation MP aid it. The alfauguasat by wink the silkier lalona eerni y was to be tithed having thaw kre failed, it haw m that other atessairesbe 'breed for that porpansadrembstasswill be sanaltial for ye= provalpizlgle sea &eltbeaswatockbithopromont ton, ea ia this sessindoas pond at an influsadal misithg7C la thasuilitos kW in Leaden on the 17thilt Theensm have ginn th e thole an:doos serlisration, and they have saws soncladat that itis this duty, m it wth oho be gm the interest. of the shareisidurs Is ems forward and ton& the seas he their andataking, without tits isesevaiana of fore as thg will thereby plats tbs la that state d whisk. lam lit esomia position of the Newsy _la Width to the other railways in Sootismil, they en milled Se =data'. It salmi/as bo go= ts give the arm stink to the puma pripsishas a pallamatiel dividend of pow mat per WW2= with weer %the Eked= tenon= Oa di lo 7 per mat on emit rain of the shams so ow not be Ohm I* at 6 par east This latter prelim She diroseme hip Ompawilibe no need to carry Into sea I aid *S Sit prevailed at tits swag of Its ibmelasilsos is Imam in pledging their soling to aid M saleisallog_ the simpany from ■ mesa Y wall as fens the adherence at this eiscolasidees guarani ha the mane nethasseill by that nada, and the largo With to whisk the nor slosh has been already nbatally appliedfar, it moms sawn swain that the whole of it will be lona off sit tit put opt It were useless to inetitute a emporia= between the greatly superior position which the mummy will thus occupy, and that in which they would have been placed under the agree ment with the southern companies. Free from all adverse interest or control in the management of their affairs, the company will be enabled to develop the remoras of their line without let or hindrance, and will be prepared to take advantage deny change of circumstances, or arrangement with ether ampules, which time and experience may show to be beneficial for the interests of this company. In the confident expectation of receiving the cordial support of the shareholdersin carrying out the undertaking in the way new suggested, the dir dors will at ones give orders for the works on the line being proceeded with ; and they expect to be able to report the opening of the ra4way to within a sheet aistanse of Aberdeen in the mitres of a few months." Sir J. Zuminvosta hen renewed his protest against the legality of the inestinr—Lard Jame HAT then prepaid a arise a rumbdiew headed on the report. (See advertise neat bthaelbeggelma.)—ATioeitharoa here inquired who teemed tbehreseat beard of direction P—Mr. Davinson : The whole of the gentlemen elected at hat meeting except Mr. More of Demon, who hex missed, and whose place has been nod by Capt. Christie. Mr. Davidson then proceeded nensasiderable length to support the resolutions proposed by Leal James Hay. He maintained that the blame of the brush of the agreement with the Edinburgh and Northern mei ether companies could in no way be laid at the door of the Aberdeen board. He strongly suspected that the reason why the agreement was broken off by the Edinburgh and Northern representatives was not the refusal of the 20,0001., but the fact that they found it few:sable to fulfil their part of the agreement with safety to thaw elves. Morecoyfr, the directors of the Aberdeen Company could not have accepted of the instalment offered without being com pelled to a breach of the terms of the agree. meat, for they bad the opinion of eminent cooneal that if the money had been accepted, it would have been liable to immediate arrest by the creditors of the company. He maintained that they would be able to work the line quite as cheaply as it was possible for the Edinburgh and Northern to do, and that the advantage which the Aberdeen Railway posseeeed, in having secured an independent posi tion, far more than counterbalanced any disadvantege which might have resulted from the leas of the agreement with the southern companies. Mr. Davidson concluded by a enedieg Lord J. Hay's motion.—Sir J. ELFEINIITONE then addressed the meeting, and reflected severely upon the con duct and proposals of the directors.—Mr. Joust BLAIII.II followed, and after some further diva:union, the resolutioas were agreed to cam con. Fans= Ratz.wate.—The following are the last returns of Vte grass reed* of the ssinelpal lines . Newrintax.—From Jan. 23 t Jan. 26: famengers, 119,853 f. ; goods, 185,456 E ; total, 3 , 14,608 f. Room—Prom Jaa.ll to Jas. 67 : Plassegtes, 49,015 E ; goods, 76,676 E ; total, 125,691 f. Hens—Prom Jan. 21 to Jas. 27 : Paamagers, 14,152 f. ; goods, 36,581 f.; total, 52 , 7247 . OaLsams.—Front Jan. 22 to Jan. 28: Peseangers, 65,690 E; goods, 108,3000. ; total, 178,918 E Hoene...oz.—Front Jan.2o to Jan. 26: Paasenvers, 25,070 E ; goody 42,974 E ; total. 66,000. Pricazow.—Prom Jan. 22 to Jan. 26 : Paessagers, 22,2000.; rods, 68,105 f ; total, 50,603 E Bouuensa.—Prom Jan. 22 to Jan. 98 : Pamagers, 28,6370.; goods, 4,534 f.; total, 13,171 E Dlll7l.—Fran Jan. 21 to Jan. 27 : Pemengers, 2,47110. ; goods, 4,3971. ; total, 6,675 t. MAGDEBURG &ND HALBERETADT.—Receip's from Jan. 1 to Sept. 30, 1848 (194,744 passengers), 187,809 tinders. LEIPSIC AND DRESDEN.—Reoeipts for the week ending Jan. 27 (6,117 passenger), 7,462 thefts*. VIENNA AND GLOGONITZ.—At the general meeting of the shareholders of the above line, on the 29th Jen.. a drrideed of 10 IL was declared, payable on and after Feb. 1, 1849 MILAN AND VENICIL—The seal of the directors of this line has been transferred from Venice to Vienna. MAIN]. AND NlClCAR.—Receipts during the month of Dee., 1848 (54,145 passengers), 41,210 Series. MONEY MARKET. 110NDAT EVINING. The funds were drooping in the morning, until the appearance in the market of an eminent broker, known to act for the Scotch banks, and some west-end banks also of the first importance. He took, as credibly re ported, 140 or 150,0001. of 31 per cents. at 321. An other broker purchased some quantity of Reduced Threes besides, which also were supposed to be for banking account. Prices were therefore steadied at 911 to z until the close ofbininess notwithstanding some large sales of Console, well unde rstood to be for specula tion, of a respectable broker, on the other hand. After the regular close of business Consols, however, with out any apparent cause, beyond the effect of the pur chases before made, improved to 914 to 1, which, in the absence of adverse accounts in the morning, would seem to foreshadow a better market. Reduced Threes were 91Z to 4on leaving off. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 321 to 4. Exchequer Bills for March, 395. to 425. prem. ; June bills 45e. to 48s. prem. Bank Stock, 1921 to 41. India Bonds, 465. to 495. prem. Long Annuities, 81 to 15-16. The transactions in foreign docks were of extreme scarcity to-day, the foreign as well u the home market having been extremely quiet. Some few bar gains were done in Mexican from 251 to 1, leaving off 251 to 4. Peruvian, 474 to 91. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Chilian, 91 to 3. Spanish Fives, 15 to I ; the Threes, 271 to 84 ; Panacea, 31 to 1. Portuguese, 251 to 6 ex-dividend. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 491 to ; the Fours, 77k to 84. Russian, 104 to 6. _ _ Now that the Navigation Laws are about to be re discussed in parliament, the attention of shipowners and builders is again directed to the subject of the timber duties, on which they have certainly serious ground of complaint. Under Peel's tariff all foreign furniture woods are imported duty free, and large quantities of the coarser and cheaper untaxed ma hoganies are being used in shipbuilding ; whereas, en foreign timber more generally applicable to ship building parpoees, there is still a heavy axed duty imposed. It is therefore contended that whilst our shipowners and builders are, in all probability, shoot to be subjected to foreign competition, they ought to be relieved from this tax on the raw material of their property and manufaeture. The removal of this duty would reconcile many, if not most, of our great ship builders to the contemplated repeal of the Navigation Laws. INGLISH FUNDS. Dank 18tod6 1.92; 4 India Ikeda, £l,OBO, 48 e 6 3 pot Ot. Bed. Atm. Ma Oce4 far Amt., 911 3_pw 04 Ow. Arms., O Riebeliner (LOW Sid NOW 14 par ant Anat., IQ M Mick 10 32 Oths. 42 ; 2d, Juno, 140 8 d 82181618. so. Jan.. 6.1880, 46 8 Ditto, Smarr. 21,1., Yard, 39 ; Ditto 30 Yews, exp. Oct. 10, 19.0, Id., Jaw, 39 riIIEIGN 1 per Ot. Grenada Bda., Deferred. 6 pe 3l r Cl Mertes.. 1841. 36111 M. 11 3 . 0. 11 .. 6 per Cl Peruvian 49 1111 6 per Ct. Pottnirutee Bo 73 4 per Ct. Portugal's* 801264 IN ez. dlr. 6 per el Hamlin Baas, lan. A el, 106 ANTWIRP, Tel. 4.—Loan. 1814 BUM, MI. Sebekl. 7Pe. L Paoleaaper on London. 3 into 61 1 6 ;m gaiseerg. 2 months. 1601 met. Ilpr it p Ban, dlr. from Elite La, Ce. us I per Ira* Bds., 31 3 per g brie DOL. NI his& Zestess, 47f. Ilsiglan B. Ex. 25f.. lab Ilkarint. Dutch Usk, 12 I MO I ha • Ditto. ]815,87;. Thrirentilsaiall pe r Cents.. 00 the, b Sib; on Paz* 5 months. PUBLIC SALES. P. 6.—By Yews. Ia; and Banat, at Garraway's. Lsemand goodwill of the Lord Holland public home, Hailand-stretat, &Wok Yid tor If yews misaphad at 001. per annum; takings esti. 1.1" arstl .1 W at I°4 Ted I, o B Y lo , l at Garraway's. Two WNW Gosailskest, lot fee 761. per annum, hid kr 111 yam fra i llat 161. 110.,11zInresindadoli; VOL Two smooth parts of the maks lo aria foam the Mee Bull Inn liarmiem e lbe freehold. end let for VAL pee annum, in km, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. liimente-ieera, Pls. 6. The pub li c Wee et Weald modes. advertised Ws week us various and rather Miss bat the plural bibs is in lamer of WON of most artistes Mew zap The cettos mart, has Aga, bees : 1.266 dl ,sold today et a *Ws advanse.—Oodbe : An of* of Us. Ms bees sods toe a iswe pared M nadve good orMawy Ceske; and retessi, whidt hes stawithcsed the whet dr this isseripiket.— Wow dell at 66a; tows, 4y; MOO bat, 2s. 3d.: arrived during the week, 1,771 and; bilvsee; 3,1* arts; the pews, desk cm head is 36,471 and : at the raw peeled Ira per it we 13,121 com b i ,_pmyyks.; tease : Dia lem bets don cd Ws, and prices we potty scesisei ; heel* les aloe beat den, bat basin= has been dims ea low aids al Ns to Oa. Dien of fee aunty hes advanced b. Bum es lona ism* st panic* maw lArd at kinds dap.—itellies noel* pig arn, Ue. IL to 611., with a *el dsmand. BrlMeh da W Mat advamed : hiseit,_lla.j bar, NW lid.; lest lons mains *the, diseatios,• et preview rates. — Oils : seal, pais, 178. ; straw, 161. 14 Z Viren and pea*, 24J. to titsperm sad hsaniastter. SOL to M.; ad, Ife. to 341.,• lea, 151. to tn. 10a ; epee (Wilson, 44t. ; Spud, sad • 41 6 . 10s. to 4314 palm, W. to 811. 10s. ; once eat, SA to la; used MP% Pa* 10L to WA *m 108. te 13s. LOIDOX WXXXLY Dodl ILZTURNB, I*. DileeeeL Pr. Bloa t. 1642. 1818. hisorithes 713 10,403 WWI 103*2 DioesanNsdesa 36.064 Kan hie= 16 3.070 lmoidg l,lOO KM 116,071 133,i47 0 0,73 4 11. P.• • • • 61 2.272 103 Maio 0•710 a • °moo, a top tde 363 exe 3442 1116 748 8,431 3.610 tas.w.L 48 4 6Oll 13.267 14,636 COTTON.—Lrvisimoi, Fie. 6.—The market ta-day Ina very 'Wasted, sad prime had ea upward trodeacy. 10,000 Woe were aid, sad of there 4000 Awakens were taken on epau lettes. Frogs the EDINBURGH GABETTE.yritlay, lib. 2. SCOTCH BIQUEBALTIONB. "min , OnnsmAlsaltaw, trim a spirit usreassai, Feb. k March 7, at the Glebe Mad, Oleaser. Km= Scam ea as, Ark* pees, Feb. 11 a Nardi 5, et Deasemeta Bs* Bis Maki& WILLIAM Wilimasais, ii dear, Wow, Feb. 9 Italia* I, d Hllla taiipia Wasasz Tssamear Ma a, Durk% i= a Bt coal starelisat, Feb. U Mardi 1% et the British WA I thou" Fara*, IMO; Feb. 9 t Marta 1, at the Bleak Ball bus, Gisegow. Jams li Koch ressaaa, Ochre% lathwiniales, marehaat, Feb. 12 5, at ChTels vo glaraush. /bream ee; Kilasseires, farmer, Feb. 13 t Marta 8, at the Ihrasuali la; File). .'•1•,••••• SHIPPING INTELLII (Prom we Oxeseporkses, the " easette lfr o tt aliawammea.. oe Ereg. Mti . a:aw phi p MrejLitt li a. e Ck, a 1=.....maw ... ee, 6a. 4 Jaw u.s,ka Pet.. 4. 01•1140. a Z 4,1,41:: 146 tayeetai, UMW,. Feb 4 ism s = ils'U laVel;et b. " ll4l47 4 bite om_ 4, ;main Feb. On I,,Ohae..t ea eat Lode. We. Feb 1, . 44 4 4 Ter - 4 palm., Frs. S. Heil . U_.. oat, ra. (sew ,Mri k . pfta peft4,l34avesi., V. .5, Om, KimiBBBBB. DlikTeb G. 84184 Mewl. bat, 8,18. 8 GT , 1 11 4%, NA, Feb $ B, Roth du i IcheYwltyper., Feb. S. , las WaillMl,7B4 e a ? HBBBB be Mry. On 1 , 8%. 4, I Sat. Nana, Graveseal Feb lath. Masa Co& Feb. VI.. preepestal, p §as., Fee;. !sake Olbeseall, Pets 4.9hese cmb, et Lavelle% re , alasseep are 14drerrilatteIletra _Peakerl Mew, Ilaseeepsly.Fr!. 9..emeaarn Odes, limpael. fr reb ,t. ster a =4l•Ps; heaSerteakTebS4 Pese eal Deem, Peb, I.* Parties, off Palm., no, 4 Peewee...seem( tbeetert, Qum, Oesvesead, Feb I, Quiver, _Myra., Feb. 1,1..a11ea La. N. Ilater,_of Plll. we. 4, brim Ruby, Teel, Feb. a, I Aida Bevesebeed, Deal, Feb .4. ha. Raaser L. I.lLs ' t 3. rep P"Rilf t eket. i crilid •bi, 017 . 0.k . ....11.1 8 0,.. 77 °11 : 74r: L b : 7 7 1 22 ; T : b :1 7 . } 1qt t Pee Meek, oat , Feb am 1 4 1rW.Moleserceth,Lelib,F 7Tee Terries, False.. Feb. 3, (Mt Tiber, Llverp., Feb. 1, Abe., ping Tehlasphaat, of Sealy. Feb 1, Ues Themes, Gravesend, Fe Vk1,017 1,01140661117. 3 1,11. vervracitttee, Leith, Fell, Ithm Wlderleatee,jll)43, Feb. Wards. Oarlt._ne. 641.1 Weill, omit, Feb. I, Thsalkla off Vol.,Feb Westphalia, Han, Feb. 3, Amashil WlltelleasepeDoser.VeWalp i i ee, Feb. I, 9•Il 7tAmr - 71A, 74;7=sTig: 6.1Z1 A Am " l iiiVA. Tl L&Z itia ' AAA vs. —.4.1111017W =ll4L i fii, Pgra 4, Odom Deli feb. Amami NeW Ilor, Feb.glri sa mr e fir " ,WAs.ills Aliggisdra. Watiregi4, PM 11, TA M@ Mika k* , Deal, Fib 4, Mee SlMem. fl. ew ST. P livi Am, Harwldi 121.2 Jamb* Abileall. of lartabus, 4,l3lldails • of Pala. /he. 4 Cribs • Malitatlrd, Deal m ieb.AGraried. Ades* Gragemi. S. Rotterdam Dertba, OM. Feb ontesdnopile Dramiriek, Deal, P ei. I, Gramme; i DOM. Dad, Pet,. 4 Medea ▪ IMmt, lOtmereb. 4, Les Hs,F.Ya..,M. DwarrisaCkega. ,Feb.i,Los. TSIML.TISS S. (Sir Pelmets). Breeder, Seely, Sas SI. Imam • Osman& Peb.4,141. S • . MMus m, Ponta, Feb. 4, "Nary o. Orl i er b iArill, Wald, Mesdna PUI Peb. 4, Pekes* =,_ _dart, _tie& I r on. UM INA_ I, .Sakatiseplo CleeMis at ist.M.4, Cort. Feb 2. R KWH Ouilldate, Deal, Feb. f Graveme (barrier de Maneirle, Sbarell., Feb. 4, Nantes Cot !Weida Feb. 2, Havre OmordeNourbesitt..FeblNieu. °mergers, of Partied, Feb 2 lid , (for Commodes, Mumbles Peo.ll, Q 0: (ladle, Deal, Feb. 11, Graseeed (tam, Liverpool, Feb. 1, N. Odom Centaur, Liverpool, Feb. 2, Gieja Charles CarreU,Uver.Feb.4,Simessli Gems, Liverpool, Feb. 4, Gibraltar Devoe, L i lisT e p t eb. 3,N. Meese Dimond . 3,Cceetwatisople Dupetit Covroaearbge. , Cork, Fele I, Eva Nerl " Wrrres, OM, C O l,ast PAM. lilleon,Oork, Feb. tale:merle Dm, (bat, Feb. 2, Plum Elita, Cork, Feb 2, Lealtors etbs Pala , Feb. 2, Odor Eugene, Hull, Feb A Err Se Fapoir,Perbst.,Feb. Susderiand, Fleenor, Lirreembe, Pet. r=, lUles Jesting's. Liverpool Peb S. tyride lbws ?welds Rive, L fironed., Pg. 6, Cii;ia . Fairfax • Livorool, Feb. 6 6 117= Genoa, iverpo p ol - Fe, b. 4, °tondo, Dabrin,Feb.glonatantbsople e mu ceo..Cann o lz,Falso re.. . 4. b. 2 et. Mkt. Otwstow, Cowes, Feb. 4, Havannals Governor, Vida., Feb. 4, Liverpool Carafe, Gramma, Feb 6, Rotterdam Graham, Gramma, Feb. 4, N. Are. Harriet Humble, Corklreb. 2, Hunt. Helen, Cbrk,Feb. 2, Rio Ono& Hannah, Dublin, Feb. 2, Antwerp Hein Worm Deal, Feb. 2, Hours Hind, Deal, Feb. 3,oroverend Hero, Llverpoci, Feb. 4, Lisbon Hebdee, Deal, Feb. 2, Gravesend H rodent Greenock, Feb. 2, N.Tork Hilda, Waterferd, Feb. 2, Oder Hoppet, Pertra., Peb. 4, Hell Heerlen, On Feb. 6, Antwerp It Bite Keltle.liTS•ls4..rebi WiIbeftOCCOM..CFA4 So 1•41.1 aa Aka, Cutiff, Feb. 5, liteseehaves Ann F 7 W, Oravce., DeArda. Ana Berg. tietlep.,Feb.2 Ada, !Alava Feb. 5, Heir ort Adeline. tiatel6, Feb. 2, N. Ha A melia Soutbansp., Feb. 3, Havre Amelia Mulholland, Deal,, Haarlem BeHoed, Lowestoft. reb.ll, Gravel; Ts Brothels, Saar" Feb. 3, New York Slothirate, Slave, Feb. 3, Hallow British taeot, Shields, Feb.), Vesta Brothers, Portent., Feb. 4, Havre Cheviot, Beassaaria, Feb. 3, lAlesand tette Cornet, Cardiff, Feb. 3, Glurkstadt Cul Eons, Leith, Feb. 3, Claleaton o:arouse, Newport N., Feb. 3, Sar alee& Curlew, Sunder., Feb.), areonatarter, Shore. Feb. 7, Mottle, Deal, Feb.Bartsdoee Gesvd Feb. ° 6, Linen. L=Thoriare, PoOserouth, Feb. 4, Point !:Abbe Deutehlaad, Reakam,Feb. 3,ltordean7 Die Dorm, Sedum, Feb. 3, Krantz Flien/le, Gravesend, Feb. 4, Adelaide Mee, Cardiff, Feb.), Nantes Fffeo. Wag, Feb. 3 Glerekstadt t i mt i li=ecc , d i t t e , b i, 3, °demo Elite, Seeder., Feb.l. Henan Falke, (krellf, Feb. I, Rio Outude Fredericka, Sunder., Feb. 2, Hamburg Geo. Cunha, Fah., Feb. 1, Truro Germania, Rardep., Feb. 3, Stralsund Gotha, Banatate, Feb. 4, Gothenburg Horatio, _Senenterls,Feb. 3, Trinidad Helen, Cardiff, Feb. 3, Oporto Hofhturis, Cardiff, Pe i. 1, Malta Hebe, Cardiff, Feb. It, Galata Ham, Dublin, Feb. 3, New York Heariette, Oreesock, Teb. 2, Genoa Harriet, Greenock, Feb. 3, Berbadoes ri ."lc eiie o. ll:l7 l A F . Cifee Cl'ml"k' ketedt Heinrich, Holies , Feb. 8, Stralsund Roulette and Rebecca, Portneeenth, Feb. 3, Hamburg Ida, Quaff, Feb. 8, Swanton% Leith, Feb. so J. John WilliaGravead.. read Lancashire Um, Cued', TIM levante, Cardiff, Feb. 3, IlremMnina Laura, Hall, Feb. 2. Wanda Lan , Portent , ;Feb. 3. Goarilain Little Fred., Mavens. Feb. 6, yogi loyalty, Baader., Feb. t, Maine, Gravesend, Feb. brand. Maria. Cardiff, Feb. I Ham Memphis, Omani. Feb. 1, MHO Marl }trough, bletda, Feb 3, Rag, termini Warps et Remo, Foram, Feb. 16, }fiord, Greenest, Feb. I. At Cell Ifepttuse, Livens, Feb s,Naglat Oman, Cardiff, Peb. 1, liana Ovtilina, Hull, Feb. 2, leer Prioress Mary, Foils's:me RI 6. 1,3 d11111 Pandora, Gramma., Feb 3, Wm Polka, Hull, Feb. 2, Caostendomb Roraima, Raumaria, Feb. 1, MI Rotterdam, Onager, Feb. 3, led• Roberto, Hun, Feb. 3, Himlag Robert, I lenity., Feb.3,3tnimed Rowland, laverst , Fob. 6, le dem Stanhope,Gravesend.Feblgt Mem It. Martin, Gravmend. PM 6 7 = auperior, Abredem.Y4. l Bah, Blyth , Feb. 1, Hams AlllOelP, Rtrommbe, Feb. 1, Andover, bander., Feb 1, UV i f= " dire rf ir, ,C.1:0 1 :111 .18 Torch Gravesend, Feb. 64 . 1% . 61/1 Th 7 Rmtlep., ?eh 1, lo Limerick, Feb 3, Pm% lIIM Three alkothera Ilborebma i r a ll Tartar, Rbielda, Feb. 3, Meditenmsnt From, Caidiff, Feb. 3, Bremerbolln Hover, Pea 3, odd. OM, Lamp., re i l=lll Fab, Feb 2, Welcome, Roeder., Pr i ar , T William and Aaa, OatimMO VESSELS @FOXIER. AV g l7l 1 UsaaMer Win Odom Calcutta Claraltar. lut a 1.27:_l e, LW. MIA Of Nen r Jos II IS N. as a .0.44 N. .N IF. 142. I 41 N. 777. Oct 10 11. Dm U N. 111. .1 it. Jon 14 21 N. IN W. ht. I NNON en 21. I li 27 W. Oct le 4 N. WM ha. N N. ? r Z. 44 Media 442. II C 24. Nada law 14 elli.L'alo4llll. 7.e. 14 N. MIL Feb. 1 Off Ds'peNs Oct. 12 I N. NI N Ja. ID 7.1 7, 1 11i1241 114. hb. 2 b. I 0.16 C. N. 414. 101 IN FINN Constance Cannata Emblem Ear! *bearer) Moths fonlverl Cieni (d Peterbd. i rd ; =Link_ llWeak ftmt. (berque) United .115111111104di lieerpral Alexandria .. _ . 1 : IlitZtool:::: . Tummies .. rNe I; Lodi ..... 741 r "...... -. vww•aw Boom Aim CASUALTIES. Alfa, of flaws', boo boa abandoned at spoo : crow moo& ~ • AMMO= Endo. for New York, lolled sod put back.—Tiotarok Archibald, torque. of Monad. landed essfelY war the Ham , Hekkile of Luce.—Olenknon. Feb. 2. Baron Fechelcs !Greek barque), on the roots. has now brim larl4 and otherwise Is receiving considerable damage.—Shielde, Nat Chleora. at Boston. reporte having passed • largo (hip on Ire, laden, 14th January, lat. 35, long. 71. Camillus, for Savannah. has pet back with low of bowsprit, ke..104 been In contact. off Holyhead, with Spartan, for ante port Min baa oleo put lock.—Liverpool, Feb. L Economy. reported yesterday, has bore 'undated off and Into thlahnikela —llararkb. Feb. 3. Greet Britain, Philadelphbt to fillrusb. went on shore ~t Stony NA Bel Aware, 20th January, and remainod In a dangerou , perigee fog the lee. Reims, for Galway, from New York, has been abandoned at KS; ON Margaret. Newport to Liverpool, struck on the rocks in MANI Bed on the Ist Instant, and sunk. Planter (barque), of London, from Odds, foundered at sea on the X* of January, In lat. 47.2 N, long. 8.34 W ; crew saved. Rob Roy, for Virginia, has put back with leo of bowsprP„ hula Inn In coolant off Hardsey.—Liverpool. Feb. 4. Red Rose, foilmington. Putting bileki,barbslitinen contact 716 the Bootie, for Pernantbuco.—Li Feb. Bothasy, for Melee, putting back lost L—Llverpool. Feb. I. [Advertisement.] —BILIOUS ComPLATNT9, ORSTION, FLATULISCT, AND APPETIONS OP TOD Limy nAT • CODED DT HOLLOWAY'S PILIA.-B•MWODIS indicative of these ne orders area feeling of names, diet:ati n, and epasmodio pain lath stomach, Rime of °Perrot's', and sinking after eating want o d f at 7i Jae, heartburn, languor, dejection of spirita, and general The removal of ,he canoe of complaint is the most impo , toot step, which purpose have recourse to Holloway's Pills, as they peemessi cleansing and renovating properties that the action of the prep speedily corrected, the redundancy of bile carried off, the ptomain strengthened, the isii .ac ts revived, and the patient is restored to pas feet health .— Noll all druggist, and at Profeesor HoJolref , establishment, a 44, BIRTHS. BATITINTT.—Feb. I. Paradlse-row, Stoke Newington, Mr IMP nett. of • daughter. BRAND.—Feb. 4 at Btheiathiretzeee. &rhino*, the wife of &A A. Brand of a thruO ter. CAN —Feb. 2. Men . Cao. of Clifton.perk, Birkenhead. of aOA GOODHALL.—Ifeb. 2. at Norwood, Barra. the wife of Mr. N. / Goodall. of &daughter. atlll-Dora. MATO:4.—Feb. tat Glottoestor, Mrs. 0. Baron, of aeon. LAUBENCK—Feb. 1, at Clephampork. Surrey. the wile of no. renee, Neg., of • moo. M. LLOY D.—Feb. 1. at Fliern. LMarog, the wife of J. Z. Lloyd. of a daughter. LLOYD —Feb. 1. at Chester. Mn. Lloyd, alto of Lleut.-Cr. LW , C. 8., Bombs, Artillery. of &daughter. MACABLAY.—Feb.I,at Gllemeoo. Mn,. A. M•••• 1•1. of a ".• FBATT.—Feb. 2. at the rectory. Oberon Mallet, the wire of the Sr H. Pratt. of • son, mtill.bern. 31C M.D.. OTT.—Fe bdaugh 3. at Strattonstreet n. . Piccadilly. the wife of Dr. 8 • 04 of a ter. rill bor ITTANDBBWIOII.—Fab.- 3. the wife of Mr. Q. iiiroderwirt, WPVr, of • eon. Wei e dNY.—Jan. n. at Batley, the wife of G. Panay, Zee., dead Counts (Sour of Hampshire. of • daughter. WILD.—Feb. 6, Mrs. Edward glia. of 44. ellaratiallwiteet, Odle square. of a amber. MAERIAGIB. ASHTON—PAIL—Feb. 1. at Kirkham Church. by the la.& Moore, M.A., rose of Lund. Arthur. sea of IL Ashton, Bag., of Dr cot, to Jane, third daughter of J. Fair, Mr, of Walton Lodge. llol LYthern. BROOKE—BBITTAIN.—Feb. 1, et Aliskrmgh. Suffolk. by Ogle H T. Onrry, M.A.. of Leaves Ilkikeby.Narland. J. Brooke. Dig. of Minos park. Suffaik. Juror s Charlotte. me driehler of the Me J. Bilitain. tau at Ayr and Croak MIL Bratheatla FIBIIIi—ILIYII4- 411 ta in t Norwood, Bonet. tbs llll F. nits, el M Oanabridee. and of A:P.W.. s hi f tearia to IM,JM iwoo l W. Bars, 64. sr 0 ° BIBLOP T2 ITSTLEY.—Feb b 4ithe Manehrtsr.bllh o Rev. Dr. 111,111111 B A. el Mr. IL Ihrb. Baronet, Komi dot the . r : l 7, of Worst/ 1100111111—BILOWN.— 1. . 47:: tglire A _ Lela . tO Oaf re the Ire Mr. W. of Arlan Hors IZOD— IL et BreMeetrL L arced= s r Mr. Morrie. mod sea al Ms W. bed. ;di slogtoo. to direteref Mr. ef Norton. ur OWNN—JONFIL—Ter 1, 06 Oarsteminco Chirell. We — c hi Evans, A. W. Owja dwis t e arsa, to Kary, smart IMO. H. Jour. BPILENT—GITTNN&—PeIa 1. iimston Church. br the 11 r• • Coons', Mr. B. G. OM* M Beerh.lrliktor of N. Glitter PT+ londport. DRAM/ OARNSOIII.—Jan. 30, at Kinnaird Carle, Sir J. Carnegie. 000. BlL—Feb. 2, at Warropton, Manta Therer, wife of B. um.* Nog. of Cobham, Surrey. aged 24. ErFoaD.—Jag. 30, at Bemoombe. Mari Jena wife of Mr. N. C. IVA and younger &order of A. Lowe. Fal AL. NM HALL.—Jan. 30, at Weastrone, nee Petertorougb. W. na il e 11 4 AM °dan PDBN W .— aterilib leb.1, Hon. G. IL Hampden. WI 013* E R :llMhlr UTT eie rN in .— lreblisackdar Feb.. l, " at Cbad llatephill. aelreLa".. fr: l°d4 , Catherns ift. H O ect 11: 16 : 041:11L Hutton, Er.. mood 46. or i MAONY.—Jmn. Mr. S. Macey. Cardiff, fifth sea of Ike Meery,Wltear. Ogee. aged 33. MILI4II. 1. Mr. J. Mom of Bamford. 3. MOBIL —Feb. 1. at Glasgow, Janet We, alder &MOM d OLDValft 31. Mr. E. J. F. Oldster, of Leirster,l o3l. ' Kr of Violate H r. J. °ldiom of Amnia,. aged PADLNY.—Feb. 1, Mr. J. B. Patna,, of lisesCir ° st HUBMIL—Feb. 1. Rebecca , widow of the • J. Readierfared PAIN awl II Mama Rile Haus, of 10. siedgm s—Low b°l4 • groin ter. atthe Odke, is Lose_ lialoaar S 18M . 11.111111111 7 1111 H rGENCE. lilst kmak-bnitild% Aug tot pm,* r.... 4.1 at Rim p-