The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-03 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL. CZLIBRATIOS OF TILE 11APIAL OF THE COIN Lawa.—Desides the banquet at Ilasehester, a amber of demonstrations have takes gi!aco is honour of the event at the enrrennding large towns. One, en Tuesday night, at thadtpert, was addressed by Jena Konbew, Esq., M.P.. wad on Wednesday tight there was Of. at Oldham. Os Tharedsy night there was a saris at, Edentleld, near Bury, sad others are in contemplation. OLOIICEsTEZSMOUL ISOMTNSTEII ELECTION.—Mr. Phlllitnore, wbo so eaddeuly re appeared as aesandate for Leominster last week, has a second time retired, and left the field to Mr. Frederick Peel, who is now the only car didats.—Ths election may be "weed next week. BASK or EgGLAND FOROZHIEL—Two mat newel Osage Westwood sad W. Stemma underwent an exams salience Thursday at the police ootart, Bristol, upon a charge of being aeasersen in kriging sad uttering two IW. notes of 00 Bask of Eegland. It appears that the two prisoners went to Bristol together a few days sines, and took lodgings at the Birmingham Arms tavern, wear the railway terminus, Inky as ocaspenl-as, occupying the nos bed, and going oat front and returning to the home together. Os Tuesday enninp, at about a quarter pest En o'clock, Weetword went to the shop ofa so lien draper, named Loag, in Migh•street, where, having purchased blankets to the value of • 6.. 6d., he gave in payment a IW. note of the Bank of England, receiriog the proper change against it. No UspiCion was, for the moment, entertained, but after he had left, Mr. Long looked carefully at the note, and not being quite satisfied of its asnaineoess, sent to the Bank of England, where he ascertained that it was a forgery. Within a quarter 41 34 hour after leaving Mr. Long's, the MU pri mmer went to the shop of Mean. Walsh and Co., outfitters, where he 'ileac: a coat end waistcoat, and tendered another MY note. Daring the deal, however, Stevenson had entered and quitted the shop, and the glances which passed between the parties floated the sw picions of the shopman, who seat the sots to the Bank, and, having found that it was tned, mewed the man. Stevenson was afterwards mptyred with a good deal of money in his poesesaion, and it Wag stye:tat that the prisoners hem part of a gang, they hart been naaseled to gin tine for inquiry. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. 011•011;1 7 ED. 2.—The Vica-Chaaoell tr has appointed the Judy, M.A., Chaplain et Now Colter, Praetor in the Chrmeller's Cant% In the nem at the Bev. H. Cam M.A., formerly PAW of 'knower Coll. ormatittben, FLr, 2.—CratresCoLutoz.--At • owtirs d dr shmeetentlon.d moiety, bides thb bongs& the Rev. J. Sew, Iba aaw4-avr.oin.e.t neater, tandem/ by tlehrliatital. WI I it ermaninetd to air. dLat• wee elected 4 wared the Bishop of Obese tint • Ise dr) 1111% Tamar-weak I rralard r the day fir Mac be vacancy. PRIXIMUI (adjudgel Ws ermilarg).-1. Phew, Colas; 2. IIU. et. John's. NAVAL Psaranotrrs, Fin. 2.—Hies 18, @Primal *le afternoon eras Devoe and will, It is neck ' own kb Meteor to be NW serrieo.—Centastr, et. 4 - off IN= Ng TINIVard N NW. tad TM eon NI IttUter illeenalla maw ths sat wails les the mute: /MEL— semi& bils ansi be the weal epproitises at the Viet , was loonelt dews to her waft. et Itteetilseere; bas got her wpnwa eh god ors are busy 'Atlas bee easy is smile spin. Divomronr, Fzs. 1.--Heroine, I, has been ordered to be breasts torwsni tar ingraidesionbrainies on the toast of Afr:ea, ant te intended to tale out the Are sidle. Bantus eel, Frs. I.—TM Bittern, Cum. Hope, was raid slime yeeneby.—Tbe Olds is to be pail off to-morrow, and tae Mg:entered to be paid off as Saturday. BROKE, Jas. 31.—The steamer Columba remains is desk um:leer:gag repairs. Census mew regulations rerpeellng the atteciLin:c _t master of the wortoen are being established lure, so as to acute th eir constant attendance at wort daring the en tire boars of titup:uparct. Time Triplet tee ate beginning alertly to Is rod eNct.. Title pert oi the now system about bring =Led into the &dyer* by the Aelairsky on the Enfinamicalisi. tea of the sommitlee on the warms •IN army exPe•dilwe. Diza, :ei:b a disisicu of the 70th regt. es bard, from Oat, buund to am gal, tut in lure ca Monday throng!: weir or weather. art baring to uodergo some repairs, will be detained be !en day. or a fortnight. The troops bare born landed and billetteeL The ma-ter shipttight and moos of the dockyard are ablest on Wave. ADiatiALTT, FEB 2. —Puonarzotte.-0. E. W. Va ses, J. Wass, T. N. CAMPPILL, and W. T. Lower, U.' be henteltante- J. Cowman to be :icing gunner. J. Lams to be act :Li Widawaln. Avvonernsarro.—Master's Aseistant : W. Pass to Apollo. Nkistilmon : C. Itorrsor to Victory. Naval Cade* :pg. Inensor and 8 Nrrcurs to Plegard; W, 8. Mu" to stators. Tits ANAzon,2l3.—Eztraet of a letter dated " Smsrm, at sea, Dee. 26, 158 L—We bare bad nothing ben gales sine wendied on the 10th, and Adm. Opp weld not allow us to be waked. *Web_ the NO la es leaky as a de and one of oar poops entirely illsabled. This is, within* esseptien, the of the meet an otonfartabie tomb 1 have over lesionffell habevo we am an agreed that her reigns are ammodsnly tont, and her instal, although liglase than when e ta ineomaindee, Nato busty tee her.WR ah get on try well tesethor.* MILITARY. MONTALT MILITANT Oitritaitie-It errata by the . 1 Army Ltd" thie meth that the lettewlag camera died to the math of Jimmy, 1649, vin. : Ueut.Oes. Kr T. Artahnot, i:.C.B, dud Jen. N ; UeM..gen. Cr i O. Caetrail, Ont., C.B.,dkd - Jan. 27; Col. acceded. Royal Artillery, died Jan. t• Lisell..eol.tVDneughue, C;.11, died Jan. 19 ; C..et. Todd, Sila Feet.iiedi Jan. 13; apt. Slborn Wt m, died Jan. ; Unit. Maude, died Jut. 12; Qttertengemar Mas&taid, etalf.ufacer of pensions; died Jen. 12. ItEDVCIIOX Cr rill AMT. With refererce to our In tangiest lest week to the effect that the metemplated reduction cf 7,000 rank and file would be mad* the regiments at home and in the depute r of regiments serving abroad (cliched:o of India and Aus. tridia„ we now subjoin the regiments and depets to bo ea reamed, by width It sell be shown that a reduction of 2:0 aergeants, s 3 drummers, and 7,000 rank and file will take place. Seven regiments at Lane, viz. 30th, 41st, 47th. 49th. 59th, and 97th, to be re duced's* 10 migeenta, 4 dreramers, and 25) rank and file Thirty sea regiments at home to be reduced each 50 rank and ins, vls.: -2nd bait. it 091.6, 3rnl Yoot, 3rd, 4th, 9th.; 13111, 14th, 17th, 21A, 2. 29th, 31st, 33rel, 35th, 39th, 401 h, 43rd, 464 h, 48th, 50th, 55th, 57th, 10th (2nd battalion), otod, 63rd, 45th, 71th, 77th, SIR, 92nd, 1.14 Whit, 9d'lo, 9tadban4l/3111. Depute of 14 regienewts, which re. gime/its are genic: e vie :-depot tat bett. Royal., 7tia, 16th, 19th, 94 th , 39th, ftith, 6 1 1 , 7W. 73rd, 79th, 95th, Ist batt. Pine rriirade, to be each reduced 10 sergeants, 4 drummers, and 220 rack and tile. Depot of the 15th Itsgt, serving at Coyle*. to be re dewed 10 eergeanta, 4or and 170 rank and tie It appears by as order :root the Guards that the above rediactims is to be thus effected by cantnanding othems :-Men of weakly somintutiou • l awn on youths of abort wrier; who base not attains las I.m.rtit ; and men will are dre,nitards or of had ammeter in other reveals. are to be first discharged: darner& suet men, without el.s.ineticie as to age or length of aervise, as may ter Mainsheet to d i n e in the rezeice. No reductional ceamsissiseed dents is inrolved in Ws change. Mow tea Wont Gasett , .) WAR °MCI, Fen. 2. 5,h Dr .g. Oda.—Lteat. 0. B. Hawn:tom to obi' opt., by par., Tice Plueltbonse, wbo W . Corset 0. Dochws to be bent., by pur., Irk, Hamilton; W. Diouf, Gest., to be cornet, by pur., kee lJth Lt. Drag.--flogg.J. Idanewatt, treat 84th F., to be muff., vice Monet, deemed. le Rim. of F.—Copt. W. 0. Basun, Irons L-p- unfit,. to be met., Moe T. Davenport. who mar; Ural. J. D. Rhenium to be met., try pur, Mee hare, whore.; Eel. 11. F. EMMA, to be li eut., by m_Liest Windham ; T. pot., to be ens ., by per., vice 41171=11aLt, gent., to be ena, by por., vise one, who re. tiih is Ens. U. J. N. Kmo, to be beet., by pm., Mee Ririn, who iota; L.O. N. INICTFOLD, pet., to o be um, by pur., Mee King. 14th F.—Capt. C. Face tr am b... Revel Staff Corps, to be cape., vim 0. Bleck who ejlit ; Lieut. B. W.Rowcw, to hempt., by put., Wee Pipet, who res.; tom 8. C. LOr3ADA, to bo br per., Moe Romer ; F. iherno, gest, to be ma, by pie., vice Lonside. 17M ELieett. W. Ocmacer to be cop, by per., Mee Cormiek, whi embge.; Ens. V. J. B. La to be lieut., by par., TUX ttxdon BARTUOILT. /1111‘, to be ewe" by per., vise Lindemy ; FsenesL W. eat 53rd r., to be peymom, Mee Hall, who esch , mgm. 19th F.—Lient the non. B. C. TZLIRTION from IL-o. 79th F., to br lint.. Mee Trite, prom.; F. O.W. IL Kan to be Deur., by pot , Mee Yemeni, wt.° Tete. ; L. D. H.Csnume, pat. to he ens by pr x., vice Kwey. =rd F.—Lient W. D. Ins, to be apt, without per., rice Booth, dec.; We. Lieut. and Ate. A. F. L. GIMINOCIL, to have the rani. of the MM.; Bee. Lied. 0. IL Ittarn. to be dad 'kat% Mee Eel; Sesp.-31e IL Jenum. to br ice. lieut.. Mee Marsh. 20th 1/.—LL 0. E. IL ORLILAR. from Pith le., to be limit, vice Ilestima, who eick 30th F.--Ema L. Isms, But 74th F., to be ens., cite Colmar, who 117 31st Plc I. W. 3. Memo, item IL-p. nut., to be mai.W VG. r White, sr ma., rectehm difference. Seth F.—Lied. J. G. Surrn to be rapt., without par., rice W. Knowlv, who res. upon b.-p.; 1). W. TCMII, gent., to be ens., without pur. 53rd F.—Pr t. W.S. 11Lit, from 17tb F., to be proymast., rice Telford. who 59th 9.—Ens. A. Punt, teem the 72sid F., to be tient, by par., rice prom. 74th F.—Eue. the non. 3. Couonste, teem the 30th P, to be can., Mee WM. who ei:b. Sled P.—A. E. Mame", to bo MIL, by pot,rice Sped, whom mem al teem the liard V. has been conceded. F.--Copt. C. P. Siam, Mal L-p. =et., to be apt., vies T. Z. De Rtmy, who emb.• Lieut. D. Aireensox, to be apt , by you., ill* SWIG& who re.; ime. F. Doczomos, to be lieut., by pr., Mee tN Asthma E—Arelet.-11m. T. W. Tom. MA, to be eurg., Wee Ilerelm.l, sip ilith L. Demon; Aedarilarg. A. Gomm, MIS all Staff, to ti meielLemeg.. ese WM. E—LteoL ametum, from 29M to be Rat.. AN Weber, _ lobs L—Cleat. 11. M. XTLLT. ttee b..p. tug., to le ape-, AN J. =tehe au L. harsua, to be up, by Far., eke k. : who ret.; Z. E. D. Tome, to le lkat.,, vks egyeser ; W.C. 0. PM; tona., to be am. by p.a., tke MU V.—Llent. P.. SCRIM. hen 1.4. Oak T., to be Best. D. Dula vibe sub. Eni. R. N. Emus. to be that., by por., eke Buds% the ret.; J. IL Wow. pot. to be am. by INN Wee leaci bah, Le O.—J. MlLuatto, peel, to be era, sidled par.. tie@MaMtele. o.6es esiit.-Sery. B. harm from the etatt, to be Nay • Daiwa du. Mlomia° Outoesiss.—Liettt. H. C. Memnon to be osp., by pa., nee Lytrietes, mho ret. ; Esags T. Mow to be bye., TIN Mullett; IL A. Lter, gent., to be mtge. II pm.. eke Mule. Saww.,—Copt. W. 0. Rum Mae tat Yt , to be melee In the luny Iture.-00. A. LH. WC MAIM. of tin lets Y., to be wL-geo. to the Chs4l . • Serer mese is lie Zoe Indies, Ara Col. Curttoo, Wei Is Mks. IhteneeeL A. km. hen the :4th F., to be Mt.. by per. Menuirtat.-0110. J. Dimly yes h..a. oast., has been permit al to Bede@ km es mg by Ise ale d ly ossieeles, be buns One le Immo Mar la Orsooa. MEDICAL. Arowasawas' IlAz.L.Nalass et geatiman who pawed Irk embolos la the Mire asi mew of wialula bsta .rosi"d rrisla Inieme. MI Ilmemilay : O. W. 111W210, _ ; l I V. Kim Niko; Midway ; r. W. maraws. itsirsuy; W.!. Own% WisWitas. SPORTING. aorta maw eutireeto. letat AccarrAwcat von Teut Catena Crr.—COrstegetr. Ott op; Otoork. Id th; set lib; labrothodb hi ab; il''`T' dotedi. tit 891 4 1 it ill a Oh; ?Iwo Day Dor, Ibt Mt; Ltd' musk, id; Toilhb llossubw Midi; Debi Do% Tot Il hidol Tat _e The id %Olt ; Ildo.Tottilb;Vaos- N g% Tot_ _ . ..__lii; Tho itor. TOM; lialbar. Tit MI The hirel. TA Thy ad o, Tit ab ; aIINIMIN Tot db; Mob Tot 6D: New N ise i boon Ti 501_1 Prom lot Oh; /doloway ht db; IS .ablier . I. y id. ti 41b; TONI 111 apoird Tit ihi Afttaattm. .7st 11•Obtesd. ea lb ; AVOW" . Tit Th; dm Ildt. Tot Mg est hb; Al a ogoboo. Ti Do. 8 7 1 Til l, Tit Sib; tort, Tot; Tot ; Alma* ea; =wait. Td; no Odd li Old • Do it Asia. ft; exi; Girth. OA MO; Outlemp. la ; Thelewtpow, 6t121b; lionligltendl. OM SO; tidier (limbo-44111b, Jos si111b; POSH.; Lois )leer, dot 1116 ; The Wt. dew, Sit 1115; sib e by Haricesay vat of Moo, tist SO 11116; OS Nib; Dsallibor, gat 101 b ; ftret, Hl • ; Ellin lairsieklit ; iliesstrk, Mt Hilr Issab's Wv 3 S, 64 111 i Mad, GA illb ; Assenstoolo Sst Nib; 1 Est Sib ; lodise, Set lb; Tones irk Id Illak etwysids; Ist lib; Mil of Sly est Hillssmis iIW 1105 : &cruets WM. Idl e 1116,411.710itionsbat 411, SORB ; 114 ; Ost ; , GA; lerryhtlirtawn% 1111 ; Kiss Itipper, 6st SS labiGewsklist le; Tgoomoo. on WA ; 6 71811 4 kg lit 44 sus; CisioN. he Wiil Osseklis SW Illb; AMA ?gs: ... 1 ' ''' ". .. 4 , M SR ; Wwilow, 44 IR Be Ills; lisosseis, list no ; Limy ed_isslsr, let 716; his lin t 24 3 :14r, USD ; b s by MINS, net al Osonwilloso ho ; Dd. Sib; Clipostbs, " lib; C.l" I" 4llesp i"lb t eambl=ll, 4sliblOlM 44 lAlb ; lig 404 lee lb ; 1 . 14144 44 Rib ; ' 44 ISM ; 4st 41b ; snowdrop, 44 41b. 14 PTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT, 1846. AVOSSVANOBS Poi /LIS GIZAT NOBTHASIPSONIIIIISB Srsosis.—Wir &es, sot ISA ; Pwhas this Vi ed a . 3st 1116 7 ; 4 F i t:.: ibmi saPl i r gb ,hts Slb; aY Tt p sw jostt el Dser g , f it lilb; Owallor, Ist 71b ; Mrs. Tan. f a lib • Sylvan, 7ot 51b• 11641, 7st ; Sponge, 7st ; Vesta, 78; di ess litb ; Bewslas,B4 1 2th; Lothar's, Bo Illb ,• Letocats, 6st 1110; fat 101 b; Prince Marley, dot 916; Valenti.* fist 916; Ist Sib; Faibtll, Ist Sib ; Wm 1,4 64 tilb ; isau r s is Croestrls, GO Ssrapson, lot 510; Watchdog. 64 611); Pon Hell, est 41b ; Moto, 04 31b; EU to Ridicules Mos, est ; Abbot of Means, sst 51b; Wssiovijst; Sib; Woe, se 316 • Lotman; bat 21b; l3o fident, 04 lib; I by Esau out of kiteatebee 4st 131 b ; Alp, 4st 1211 s; Good wood.eel 101 b; Vass, 44 10i ; fikodar, tit SR ; Kiss litmoey, 4st SW; 800 lkso, 44 310 ; Idle Boy, 44. 311WHARKET CHAIM( 3LILETLIG, 1149. ACCIPTABOss FOR THE NSW4ASKET HANDICAP.— ratiesoo, Ist 71b ; Sir Peter Laurie, Ist Nb ; Rosettv, 74 Sib; Mrs. Taft, 7st 31b ; Sylvan. 7st 111 b ; lisgaeity, 7st lib Backbiter, 74 lib; `Plan. 74 la ; Qom May 74010 • N.ociean, Jot 131 b ; HoltitaPos 1 ,M. 131 b ; Mirosillo,4o4 121 b ; Volellinia, Est 111 b ; Thiphone, lit 111 b ; Cockerel:south. Gat lillb ; Yernbill, Est 1010; Hug, Oat Olb ; s e 16315, Sit Ilib ; Weedwoft, est Slb ; Good Boy, Nit Illb ; Lilley, Lst 71b ; Karam, let 71b ; Paladin, fist 71b ; Clerk d tb•Coo ert 710 • lad Santa% fist Lib ; Westow, 14 Illb ; fby Email. oat of , Sat tab ; Vol., Sot 11b ; ekador, Mt 111 b • Chileot, 44 91b ; Dallas% 44 1016 Tits highest wtdight seiepting ' being under BE Mk itisrlam SOMERSE T toot weight. moth. Wm. is proportion. BATH AN COUNTY DIEBILOG, 1149. Accorwooss son Tao Sonsosonnnts &roams of 25 Iwo. seab :—Pyrrhos this Illr, *lb; Halo, Sat; Rodulpbes, 7r. Sib Tarter, 7-t Sib; tut 7st 71b ; 6Tlvan, 7st Mb; Sponge, 7st Ilb ,• Oceksrecetb, 17116; Whiny, set 111 b; Wag Hal, tit 11 ib ; Tams, Sit 1116 ; YirsbM, 04016; nabduer, est 71b ; natopeon, lit 416; Good Boy, Sit 410; Bes&soalOn• Cist 41b ; Lady Hoeotail, Su lib; Vannes, Sst Nib; Wow's, to 416; b c by Sir 11, , cults, oat of Rapreas, Sot 416; Glesalroo, Sot Loopproo, Set; Chcestig, 44 1211 ; f by borne', out of flyestaber, 4st ISal ; nooods. rtes, Oat 11 lb; Cashier, 4at TOM; 14114 Boy, 4t 41b. . • •. • • , - THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY *7 lE,aiu intentgalce. COMM OF 111CMIQUIEL—Ymnsay. Ku Puts.—Befor•ffir A. M.*, C.a., and a Migketz spatial 10E7. TUB ATTOILSZY- GlaaaAL V. RVOIII.L.—FS.[TIAOHDINAKT Scarce. The wen as iefisation, at the instates ot . the =dente department, to rowan penalties how the defevdant, who, as, sassier of a fisting smack called the Howard, neglected to repeat to the custom-house officers within 24 hews her arrival is belled from a foreign sort. This was a regulation pursuant to 8& 9 Vie. e. &I The vessel in question be loused to a Mr. HowerJ, who was very extensively ergag:td In the lobster fishing trade. Last October the smack re turned Arra Sweden with a cargo of lobsters. The defen dant having been informed that the market was overstocked with lobsters proceeded to Ostend, where he had his cargo discharged. A few days afterwards he returned late in the evening to Harwich, where the customs ofnotrs boarded the smack. The defendant, however, weighed welt r, and, without making any report to the cus tem house, proceeded to a place on the Stour, whers. Mr. Howard's vessels lay up. It was not alleged that the Howard had anything whatever contraband on bard. to the part of the defendant it was submitted that a fl Mice omit returning from a fishing voyage, was not bound to re port h r arrival at the custom-house, whether she returned with fish or ballast. It also appeared that the custom-t ous officer who boarded the smack was asked by the defendant at Harwich whether anything father was to be dote, where upon the officer said, "No ; only weigh anchor and proceed up the river."—Mr. Howard, the owner of the smack, depo-el that he was also proprietor of fourteen other smacks, all of which were principally employed in the lobster-fishing trade, In which he had been engaged foe nearly 20 years. Sir F. Thiele's, Q.C., who, with Mr. Wilde, appeared for the crown, (ejected to there matters being ft:gutted into, as they led to inquiries quite foreign to the question at issue. The Lord Chief Baron thought the questions were open to that objection at the first view, but he did not see how they could be prevented. It was taken foe granted tbat cone eel, in patties such emotions, always had some object in view. Mr. Martin, Q.O. (who, with Mr. Lush, appeared for the defendant) resumed the examination of Mr. Howard, as to the capacity sad construction of smacks. Sir F. Theater frequently called upon the Lord Chief Baron to stop the examination, on the ground that item irrelevant sad perfectly useless, while it only wasted the pubec time. The Lard Chief Baran said the objection to the ex amination, on the ground of irrelevancy, was one whish cast a great difficulty upon the court. However, some dis cretion should be reposed in Mr. Martin. Sir F. Thesieer —lf your lordship can find any pleasure in listening to each an examination, I have no more to soy on the subject. I merely wish to call your lordship's atten tion to the distiection between a cross-examination and an examination in eh:et. The Lord Chief Baron—l must only trust to the judg ment of counsel, and hope that thi y will not unacceeierily occupy public time. Mr. Marin summed the examination, and asked the wit ness whether be had not had • depot for his smacks at one time at tee Non, and afterwards exchanged it to the Stour? Sir F. Tbeeiger—l most decidedly object to this question. What can it have to do with the inquiry under considera tion ? I must again appeal to your lordship, and Ido hope you will not sane ion this line of examination. The Lord Cole( Baron said he could only repeat what he had already said. Counsel must be confided in, and en trusted with • certain amount of discretion in conoucting their cams. That discretion should be allowed toe geed( - man called to the bar only yesterday, as well as to • Queen's counsel. Sir F. Thesiger (with much energy)—My lord, I mast say I cannot bat feel that my learned friend is allowed a dis cretion in the peasant ease, and in this court, which would not be allowed to me, or to others, in any smut. The Lord Chief Baron—l think that is a very improper observation, Sir Frederick Tbesiger. Sir F. Thesiger—l am very sorry your lordship should say so, but I assure your lordship I only said what I feel. The Lord Chief Baron (leaving his etair)—This cause must be adjourned. 1 cannot sit hers to be insulted publicly. It mot stand over to a future day._ A juror mentioned that it would be most inconvenient to them to attend again. Mr. Martin did not suppose he would ever again hold • brim in that court. Most possibly he should not; however, he hoped that the potent case would be proceeded with and concluded. The Lord Chief Baron—Under the es circumstances there is no other coarse open to me then to adjourn the ease. One of the jury was understood to say that Mr. Martin had sot in their opinion put any irrelevant or improper question to the witness. They were sure Sir Frederick Thesiger did not intend to insult his lordship. Mr. Martin.—Gentlemen of the jury, this is a matter which you do not understand. There is more here than lo4understand. I wish to say a few words in defence of myself. A juror, hoped the learned judge would consent to try the else. - - The Lord Chief Baron—Gentlemen, I cannot consent o pr.eved with the cause unless there be some concision, and I have se yet head nothing of that sort. Sir F. Thesiger said that what he meant to ray was that Mr. Martin was allowed a latitude which was not oatended to others. Tas Lord Chief Bum —That is exactly, Sit Frederick Thesiger, what I undentcod you to say. Mr. Martin—l understood it so too. But I don't think Tour lordship will be spin subjected to such observations as have been made to-dav, for it may be that I shall never conduct a cause again in this court. I wish to my in my own defence that I don't feel that I am at all guilty of having wasted the public time. I solemnly declare that I nut no qu estion whatever to the witness I did not believe to be necessary to raise the questions it is my duty to raise fcr ' my client. Your lordship imputed to me that I bad wa,ted the time of the public. The Lord Ct ief Baron—No, Mr. Martin. MT. Martin—l nr.dento d your lordship to have asH so. Sir F. Thearr—l also understood your lordship as my learned Mend has. I thought your lordship sail it was year opinion he was askirg irrelevant question', but that you hail no means of stopping him. The Lord Chict Baron—Yon have then both misunder stood me. This case must be adjourned until Monday next, when I hope we may be in better temper to proceed with it, and that the judge who presides will thou be treated with the respect to which he is entitled. Theepecial jury then withdrew, and a common jury cause, the data of which were of no public interest, was proceeded with. EXCHEQUER CRABBER.—YMITMIDAT.' Becee the iodise of the Common Pim sad Bann of Exchequer he mon team the Court of Mens's toted Tan Banos DI Bona v. Via QIIIIII.—PETITION OP BIGHT. Although the name of this long-pending canes has been familiar to the public, tke facts are probably forgotten in the maze of lehrsl technicalities in which the later stages have been involved. The Baron de Bode, the father of the present plaintiff in error, was a British sukieet, born in the county of Stafford. In 1793 he was p messed of large landed property near Alsace, in the territory of Francs, width was confiscated by the revolutionary government. After the oceepatiot of Francs be the allied forces in 1814 certain treaties and conventions were made be. twee* the belligerent parties, by which France under took to inclemently the subjects of the sovereign, parties to tho3l troatirs and oweventions foe the losses they tad sus. Mined by the conaseations declared In the revolution. A large men was accordingly paid by Frances to the British grimmest foe the purpose of settling with our subjects. The Berea de Bede, after gamy fasffeshial efforts to 'We& eempeasstien from this fend. at flag* preferred his daises in • wart 'flaw, and, la Trinity Term. 11144, the owe was tried at lag in the Court of Queen's Basch, when a verdict was given in his foam for the ma of 364,3661., with inte rest from the let of January, 1819 ; but esetein issues raised ea the ground that the claim was minded by the statute of limitatiow, wire found tw the wows. TM ewe was entescr t ently bret :afawm the Cowl of Queen's Ben* wheajo est was in ner of** sewn. The ease was th.n bro ht Charlet Emilawase Chamber on a rit tf error; bet, gimEcif din iIIOWINOM Berm ee B. de died, and hle emester (dsi gresenthsres) Wing proceeded with the writ, a motion was wade ea the part of the crown is quash the writ of error on two grenade —Ant, that a writ clearer could not he on e judgment in a petition of right by an estates; and secondly, that a writ of error would not lie to this court in a ease in width the crown was a real party, bemuse it was said the statute by which it was oonstituted did not bind the erown. The omit, ia last Trinity Term, gave judgment 'phut the Grown on both points, and diteharged the rule which had been obtained by the Attorney GeneraL The ease was now sct down for bruin, on the merits as embodied is the judg ment of the Court of Queen's Brash. Yeetsmda7 mornirg Mr. Bajoant Meaning and Mr. Mellor appea is support of the writ of error. The learned serjeant addressed the mutt at groat length in support of the position, that the pe tition of right adopted by the claimant, the lather of the plaintiff in error, was the proper course of procedure. The argument, although a very learned one, was of so technical a character and elaborate, that it could not be oompremed into en intelligible form. The further bearing of the cam was adjourned till this day, when the learned serjeaat will pro ceed with the other points of the case. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Turrhatimr. Pelee Mr. MawLebow Paw. QtrISTIOS Al TO THE CONSTRUCT/ON OP THE Nair ACT. Mr. Lawmen applied. under the Ist section of the new act, 11 & 12 Victoria, et. 86, for the discharge from custody of a bankrupt named R. C. Chappell, wine-merchant, of Trinity chambers, who had been arrested at the suit of Mears. Allan and Poynter, for a debt of 621. due on a bill of enflame. Mr. Locke, for the detaining creditors, said he should oppose the application purely on a point arising out of the construction of the first section of the act. The bankrupt was in partnership wi'h a person named Thompson, and the debt on which he had been arrested was a joint debt. Being thrown into gaol, he sow sought to take advantage of the Bankruptcy Act; and though Mews. Allan and Poynter might prove under the separate fiat which had been taken out against him, they could only do so for certain purlieus, ts.a choice of assignees and opposition to the certificate. Hawn, whatever might be the advantage to the bankrupt of this course, it would be none to the curators of the firm. His Honour thought the objection was not one which might to bar the opera= of the act, unless some circum stances could be shown to induce the court, in the exercise of its dieeretion, to refuse the application. The bankrupt was examined. and stated that the debts of the firm were about LOl. or 6001. ; to some creditors he ma represented that he was about to rewire 1,0001 • in one caw hie father, who was darn/nada a bankrupt, had buena security for him. He had property, perhaps 3001 wordy% Rive up to his credit:4s. Did not know what had become of his partner. Had told him that he (Chappell) should seise;l in 1.0001. or 1.6001. into the concern. He entered the fism In Aped last, bat he brought in ao runt tl. Thompson bad than no stock. The only credit they obtained was from AJlnutt's, on a guarantee of his father. Previous to his arrest, their stock had been seized by the landlord. His wile had property settled on her to the amount of 8001. or 900!. Hat been induced t join Thompson from the favourable representations which he made of the business. The goods of Allan and Poynter, the detaining creditors, bad been sup. plied four or five months before he joined Thom; son. Mr. Cooke urgcd that the bankrupt ought to have sought relief in the Ins , tivent Court. —Mr. Lawrence submitted that AO man was clearly entitled to his discharge, as big general conduct was not now in question. His Honour said the clear object of the act was to vest a discretion in the commissioner in these cases. In the exer cise of this &aeration, he did not think he ought to interfere unless the case was reuonably clear in favour of the debtor. Hire the man bad incurred the debt very wantonly, by giving an acceptance for as old debt of Thompson's, and without say reasorable expectation of any sort ; he had done thin to lull the vigilance of the creditor, whoa* right in such a ease ought not to be interfered with. The application mast therefore be refused. Before Mr. Commissioner lichoyd. ig RN STACET.—Thia WIN the day appointed, by adjourn anent, for the last examination of F. B. Stacey, stationer, Al Sionislace, Blackfriars-road. The particulars of the eau have already been before the public; the adjournment Dad taken place owing to the unsatisfactory nature of the ac counta.—Mr. Duncan and Mr. Reed, on behalf of creditors, still opposed the bankrupt's pasting, and required a more de tailed account of his emanations with the Patent Ramoneur Company.—After a short examination of the bankrupt, his Honour thought it necessary that this should be furnished, and ultimately the examination wu adjourned sine die. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.--Pan. I. Irs na WILLIAM SAUNDERS --JMTORTANT QUESTION. A full court, consisting of the Chief Commissioner and Mr. Commissioner Emil, and Mr. Commissioner Lsw, was formed to consider an importaet point under the Protection Act, namely, whether a *mond petition could be filed with out the leave of the Court. The ins Trent had two petitions dismissed, and had flied a third on which the que-tion was raised. It was stated to be a question of cmsiderAble im portance to the public —Mr. Sargood appeared for the inwl vent, and Mr. Cooke to the credit ws.—The Chief Commis sioner and Mr. Commissioner Harris were of opinion that the petition should he dismined, and Mr. Commissioner Law contra. In consequence of the judgment, the petition in this ease will be dismiastd. CENTRAL CRIMINAL CO URT. OLD COURT—Frn. 1. Before Mr. instioe Coleridge and Mr. Justice CronwelL UTTERING A FORGED NOTE —W. H. Jones, 21, was in dicted for feloniously uttering a forged 51. note, purporting to be of the Bank of England, with intent to defraud the Governor and Company of that corporation. On the 14th Dee. the prisoner went to the house of Mr. Ridler, the landlord of the. Duke of York, in Vincent-square, Westminster, tendering in payment for some liquor a nee, apparently of the bank of England, for 51., and Mr. Ridler, knowing that the prisoner lived in the neighbourhood, asked him to put his name upon it, and then gave him the change. This note was afterwards discovered to be a for gery, and on the prisoner being questioned by Mr. Ridler, he at ant said he Oinked it from a man with whom he had worked at Cheater, and afterwards that he got the note from a person whom he named, and offered to go and find that person, promising to return at 5 o'clock in the evening The prisoner was *Mowed to go, but did not return ; and it would appear that he left the neighbourhood where he had been residing, and was not taken into custody until some time afterwards, end on his being told by the constable that he was chanced with passing a forged note, he said that he had received the note from a person at Chester, and afros.- wards thatsome one inWevm niter had given it to him. The principal evidence to show the prisoner's guilty knowledge upon the occasion when be uttered the note, consisted of sang expressions made use of by him before and after his apprehension. It appeared that very soon after the note bad been given to Mr. Miller, the prisoner was heard to say to one of his companion in a public-house, that he had " copt" a " Aver," which was interpreted to mean that he had get rid of a forged 54 note. It likewise appeared that on the day of the last examination of the prisoner at the police-court he was overheard to make use of similar slang expressions to another primmer, and thathe also raid he expected he should be " turned up" (discharged) or else " fully'd er ected for trial.) Evidence wag also adduced to show that on the 9th Dec., !Ave days before the other transaction, the printner went to the shop of Mr. Pointer, a meat salesmen in Aid gate, and purchased three legs of pork, paying for them with a 101. note, for which he received change, and which note also turned out to be a forgery. Mr. Ballantine addressed the jury for the prisoner, and called witnesses with a view to show that on the day when the 101. note was alleged to have been uttered, the prisoner was on his way from Chester, and that he did not arrive in London until the evening of that day. The evidence, how . ever, was very far from beag satisfactory upon the point. i The jury returned a verdict of Guilty. Sentence was deferred. NEW COURT.—Yzeraunhu. Before the Recorder. ROBBING lIPHOLSTEBERIL—R. S. Chereer, 24, porter ; T. Armed, 67, labourir ; 7'. Armen; the younger, aged 23 ; were indicted—Chester for stealing 54 yards of damask and other property, valued at upwards of 501., the property of Thomas Charles Drum and another, and the other prisoners for receiving the same, knowing it to have been stolen. In this ems, width will be fresh in the memory of the readers of the yolk* report, the winner Chester, who pleaded guilty, bad been s porter in the employ of the prosecutors, who are upholsterers, of Regent-street ; and the property stolen by him had been sold, through the agency of the other prisoners, to Kr. Jackson, of Shoreditah, and Mr. Hewitson, of Tot teasheaacwort-reed, upholsterer, at lege than ea* third its vele& The guilty knowledge being clearly brought home to the two Armente, who us teth er and son, the jury con victed them ; and all ths prison were sentenced to 10 years' transportation. MIDDLESEX SESSlONS.—Yarransktr. Defers Mr. Soling Adana. Tao CASINO4.—The grand jury brought in tau* bills against Marks Waif, Richard l'ridosore, Thomas Oltleo, and George Beautify, for keeping as a disorde r ly hones the Salle de Valentino ar Walhalla, in Leioester-s.quare, and against &sae Laurent and James Ellis for a late offence with regard to " Leurent's Csaino," in the Lowther Arcade. Mr. Sleigh applied to the mat on behalf of the prosecu tor Stowell to grant warrants for the apprehension of the parties against whom the bills bad been retarned. Mr. Salient Adams said that before he allowed the warrants to be issued, he shoull require the prosecutor to eater into his own rectguisance in the sum of 1001. to pre treat" with effect, and as regarded the defendants be should require them to enter into their recognisaeoss In 201. each to appear for trial, without notice of bail. This he hoped would have the offset of checking to some extent the prac tices laically punned towards deendants w hen notice of bail was required. The app li catio f n for the warrants was granted. P OLICE.—YEsTzRDAT. MANSION ROCS& C sultan or "'mom. R. lbws was charged with haying for id a cheque for 501. eoliths banking house of Barclay, Nrvan, fisher, mi Co. Kr. H for the proomution slated that the primmer W hie* two letters, in order to east the utterance of the Owl Illbsoph and that his handwritAne in ell the do :s -al.. was hi be proved. The prisoner had been in the habit ed edges letters he money he the person whose sem temted on the mac , who, however, away* signed emir Itheeelt —H. B. Mead Mated the* is October lest he matey is the banking -houee abevenmeatioaed, that he beau lathe habit of writing lenses te AM lan snitmer le lin feces time to dew and that the gehmesefriall mhos he was asquainted, bog wrigua pays ea Si at his request, and that he hid himself sigma Mere two letters and a cheque for 501, by ~~—T: is amen*. of which the money was obteload. ware produc d and examined by the witoess, and declared by him to be in the prisoner's handwriting.) Witless, had never given him authority to writs any one of thou.—The prisoner wss re manded fora week. GUlLDHALL.—Bausvor.inecx—Mr. Aldermen Moon acknowledged the receipt of 21.2 e. frau " B. M.," and 164. from the jury of the Secondaries Court, in aid of the funds of the poor box. WORSHIP-STREET—BmenvoLvccE. — The ma s istrefe announced Ms receipt of a letter incicsirg a donation of 451. he the poor-box, from "H. W.," who requested an sc. knowledEuEst is the Erprus. liAbtxxußONß..-- AN OIMBOII CONDUCTOR. Carroll, an omnibus conductor, was charged with having eounterfeit coin in his • . That morning the prisoner was found drank and neapable of taking care of himself, and was conveyed to the station-hones. He was there searched, and In his pmession were found a sovereign and • half and wane silver, as also ten counterfeit sixpences. The prisoner, is defame, slid he picked up the sixpences, which were wrapped up in paper, near the Greenwich Railway station. He was remanded till Thursday, when the Mint solicitor will be present. EVEIiTING, FEBRUARY 3, 1849. PUBLIC BALES.. By MISSIS. °Lima end Box, Jan. 31. at the Black Swan Inn, Leeds. etz eunlkat freebold dwelling-houres, ,os. 69, 70, and 71, Syron.street, and 18, 19 and 20, Quinon-ir stet, Leeds, producing an annual rental of 611.; knoskad down at 5301. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. The debates in parliament, so far as they have pro ceeded, have not existed in the restoration of confi dence among the speculators in the Funds. Consols were sold as low as 901 to-day, and buyers only 901. They recovered, however, and left off better, at 911 to 1, both for money and account. The market, it may be observed, was extremely unstable during the day, and influenced by various contradictory reports, the an thenticity of which could not be satisfactorily tested. Reduced Threes were 911 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 to 1. Long Annuities, 8/ to 15-18. Exchequer Bills for March, 393. to 425. prem. ; the hoe Bills, 435. to 48s. poem. India Bonds, 435. to 50s. prom • The foreign market has been almost neglected. Mexican went down 25 to 1. Peruvian were quoted 48 to 50. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Chilian, 91 to 93. New Granada, 15 to 16. Mexican, 23 to 1. Spanish Fives, 141 to 15; the Threes, 271 to 8. Portuguese, 254 to 64. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 484 to 91; the Fours, 78 to 60. Russian, 104 to 106. Foreign exchange was without material alteration. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 121 to 1 ; on Itotterdam, 12.24 ; on Antwerp, 25.65 to 7 0 ; on HamburgA3.lll to 8 ;on Frankfort, 121 to k ; on Paris ' 25.55 to 60 (at short 25.321 to 37 }); oa Vienna, 11.28 to 30 ;on Leghorn, 32.10 to 15; on Naples, 40 ; on Madrid, 48 ) ; on Lisbon, 514 to }--ell at three months, except as otherwise expressed. The Bank of England averages for the -a-eek ceding the 27th ult., give, as compared with those of the week p• eceding, the following results : arcuiation nous £23,30,470 Clicalsolon nadirs 19,677,315 Public deports ...... 3,877.64 8 Other depaalliS Ooyenunast moorings 1 13 , 832 , 267 in Basking Department Other osouritloa. 10,427,581 .-- Daorease 9:,5.6 Coln and %Oen 15,042,071 Seven day and Wan bills 1,112,80* Ilts Rat 3,409,107 Increase 6,6:5 • ' Thcnotes in reserve, which wereat 9,839,3131., is de creased by 3,5951. only. These returns serve to show the indisposition of capitalists, and of the greater re cipients of dividends, to embark or invest their pro perty in the funds under present circumstances. The following has been received in reference to the memorial of the Spanish bondholders : Madrid, Jan. 28, 1849.—J. Cape!, Esq. , London.—Dear sir , —We duly received your letter of the Ist init , and on the same day that it reached us handed your enclosure in person to M. Mon. We regret that we have not yet beenable to for ward to lou an answer to the memorial of the boi.dholders. The minister is much occupied preparin; the budget, which be is to present to the Corte ; and we have reason to know that important modifications in the tariff ere also in COWINe of preparation. Those points absorb the minister's attention, but he has promised a prompt reply to the memorial, an which will, we believe, be satisiectory. We attribute the delay heretofore in some degree to the feeling which we know M. Men is influenced by, the necessity dwell consi sidering what be can do before he makes any promises. The modification of the tariff may have some influence on his de cision, and it is said that the council of ministers lave had discussions on the question of the settlement of the debt, but this is too vague as yet for us to offer any opinion.—We are, dear sir, your very obedient servants, (signed) 111:Nav O'Sliza and Co. BANK OY ENOLAND.—Acoovor forth. Week 4041 n; .lac. 27, 1&15. 111108 IaiIASTMLIM Notes hoed O overtime It Debt..... £11,015,100 Other &written. 2,0e.,t4e1 Gold Coln sod B ul l ion 13,41 3 .7 1 4 Wear nsuton ........ totto7:: zu,315,d;0 A28.315,e0 I lIMIEING D 1 MriatOTV OSPita -.414,663,000 3,40/s.lt7 Piddle Depeette Ciudad zebe4., Bay. Coyoutb. )1= Debt, sue Dtv. Amts.) 3.47.4,1 °pier DepoUts 11,0;42.7ftt fmada-dayeaduibel.4llß 1,112.6te 01.674.14 Feb. UHL LIT 111111?. iovennuent Soesitiai Annuity) ..... /11.86".2 4 7 OtberSecarttica Nam (Johl sad &Iva Ws 72,3,2U1 £34674,394 d. at 18,88 Chlef Ca&bler. 1111141)& Ditto Thirty To", esp. Oct. 10, 1469, 11-16 Ditto Thirty Tam, el& Jan. 1060. 8 9.16 9 India Boca, £1,060, 49 6 Cues. for Ac0t,914 904 If "e = tier ! TJ . ru;tO i ! . 4s t ea " Ditto. 6.601.1,L..10Le. d nitto Rota% 29.1.. liar* 43 FUND& 6 cez o .l . l) Spatih 1312.. Acct., FA 3 Pa Ct. Dtt lUD.. 29 44 par Ct. I,:igioullunth, Li 25 fro., n per Cent Dutch Each., 12 Gull., 49! 4 pet Ut.. Dutch Certif.. 74 13101.1811 Beak Stock. 193 i 3 1 per Ct. Red. Anna, 91* 1 3* 3 gar CL Own Anna, 91 Pq 1* New } 3198 Cat. Arun., Pli lj 2/ New 6 per Ct. Anne.. 116 Long Annuities. sip. Jan.. 5.1669. 813-16 i 7°-1Wal: 0: BMW= Bon per (.'t. Equador 6 per et, Merkso, 1614. 264 Ditto Acct.. Feb.ls, 26i 6 per Ct. Portuguese Itouds, 74 per Ct. Portuguoio Bonds. Aett" Feb. 16. 25 dlr. S p.r Ct. Burk= Lunde, 11!= Z 84..104 RAILWAY NEWS.-Fiti DAY. The share market was rather in a desponding state in the morning, but recovered towards the: close of the day. - - RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. BUSINESS DISPOSED OF BY EXAMINERS YESTERDAY. Before Mr. Smith.—Room 23. UNOPPOSED.—Caledonian Railway (purchase or lease of Wishaw and Coltman Railway ) ; adjourned to Wednesday neat. York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway, and Mary port and Carlisle Railway Lease ; standing orders complied with. Maryport and Carlisle Railway (extensions, branches, depot., and new works, Carlisle); hearing adjourned. AwouILNID Casys.—Windsor (extension of the Windsor Staines, and South Western (Richmond to Windsor railway, with power to the London and South Western Railway Company to subscribe) : unoppondt standing orders com plied with. Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, and Wilson town, Morningaide, and Coltness lt-ilway Amalgamation (opposed) ; standing orders not complied with. Before Mr. May.—Room 22. UNOPPOSED.—Newcastle and Carlisle Railway (alterations of and branch from Alston branch). Edinburgh and Northern Railway (A), (Dunfermline branch deviation in Dunfermline parish, sad pas to pass under Townhill and Halbeath tram ways ; Wmashes la mmassion with those tramways ; repeal of *gnomon with hems of Halbeath Colliery ; increase of capital and amendment of acts). Edinburgh and No-thern Railway (formation of slip quay and other works at Uranton ; extension of station at Edinburgh ; regulation of Penn stations • and amendment of acts) ,• standing ordi rs nom plied with . — lrish South Eastern Railway (amendment of acts) ; standing orders not complied with. Anrotrawin CASZI4.—York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway (Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Carlisle Railway, lease and amalgamation) : unopposed. Lancashire and Yorkshire and London and North Waters Railway Companies (trans fer of interest in the Preston and Wyre Railway, Harbour, and Dock, and regaining management of the undertaking): un , ,ppoised ; standing orders not complied with in some in stances. Orroszn.—Great Northern Railway (amendment of acts ; deviations end enlargements at and near Boston, Beasley, Lincoln, and King's-moss) ; case in part hand. MEETING.—Pnan AND Rocz.Y.—General Meeting.— Paris, Jon. 31.-11. D. Lupa in the chair.—A report was presented from the directors on the keneral state of Weirs, and a dividend at the rate of 16f. 20c. was declared. This dividend will not be paid in money, but be added to the divi dend of the previous half-year, which was 81. 80c. and be given out en 800 f. bonds to t he shareholders bearing in terest at 6 percest. Pavanes RsaLvrays.—The Deutsche Reform, of Ber lin, states, CM good authnity, that the Prussian government intend to devote three million of tinders to the carrying on the works ea the Great Eastern lice ; and 660,000 thalen to the Baba geese and Lippstadt line. Moreover, it is in eon tempialfeh to Wend the II titian Railway as far as the Ebbw. DUMB. OFl eedbi, l:lll2l9lllNG WEES.—(iron Roam, Chreleri s l Meneene&—B Gandford, and negate ; Feb. 9,1, 11eir9994911111911b at la. —Waterford and Ktlkenny; Feb. 1, leer dm Tam% at L Brighton, and South Cwt-235. per 501. share, Th =b ."44Ma tibb. CULI4--Der.-31. las, due; Great North of &g land-10i. as the Oil. &miss *as Tab. 6 ; LeMs sal think—St. on tbe preforms =sall k ilign At e gh la wid s Vislestire—a agimbih isi ewtirm "lP tati 6~1 drool St. sa Gnat pile end 101. stares; U. ausi Wary sod OlMmill 124. los. dom; Ow as Melia sal Limillike W. drum; It. 10am Ilbg. 11•11 sad lisslailse Xisbnoloa Mims Ham Grimsby Doak eletee; sod U. M. 11410* thares; a due PM. 3; Welshed soll nassisp-4S. Twins Soso dal_ li; Whim mail Nortb•Walus-1111 milaciletArialairs—TM Veb. lb ; Pak DJIMan Valso-111 /11; 11•81026 Otldbrik simi_idipb-1111 14 • sa Mida--reli. • • tillTolVda l• • nimmem sal f till 114 Wet °prima ~.~~- - . _ --~ ~. I.llsuie.i.s.r. (num, - -7 1 Till am "' : hi? e ksie se al Sll.Weela L , :A . 3.1 wed C 4 t:121 1 6= 6 VII 4 DO 664 ; 1 1; Line -61 MI 1 .16 0 9711 11M Gs Western (1.1 13 .111 11.6 4 ;1 North British . ~... . 1.1 1360 Scottish Central . 6 615, 3.136! Shrewsbury It Ohester. 1.426 lel !South Devon 2.036 1.T67i South Eastern TTI 946 1 Taft Vale L 1.469, whit.h:;mc.iiii;i6i 56,16r1I:Var.ciftatfi:: TAAFFIC.—Wadis !Waat_ * I . ll7C7lgleTh - bii.ll lidton. Mick. alr.YI Cho7tor and if '- bub Dubli n k Droghe r a Dublin It Dund.Plll ll i n fl • • East Anton East lanossirro Leounties & Norfolk Ilastern Dotes Edinburgh t DWI- • Edinburgh &Northern Mug., Pais., t Ayr Ohm.. Pala. a Ot.Nortbsrn'kE•Lizus. Drag SUL a West.(l.) Ronda t Winderm , Wm. (Awed 1349. 1940 1 - .771 T r ial 9, $.1321 35.777 33404 fel GOO 03, 6.A1 8. Cm , 143 2.707 2,047 18,211 17.733 1 074 605 1,95 $ 749 1,714 1.221 VI 1,203 el 6,6? 6.440 1,782 1,747 614 6 4 3 134 12.163 10,319 6,717 31,1..1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SUGAlt.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the BriUsh poseesalcms in America, computed from the returns made iu the week ending the 30th day of January, 1843, le 245. lid. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius to 235. bid. par cwt. Sugar the produce of the But Indies la Its. 91d. per em. The amage price of the three foregoing dismons, jointly, is 24a. 2d. per cwt. BRISTOL, FRB 2.—The business of the week has been curtailed owing to the demneso of Importer., whose views ea to priers being rather in minim of the market, have refined to sell at the pee n= currency ; the transeetlots since our lest report are consequently limited, and do not =owl 440 IM O& and tierces West India, at prices about 6cL per cwt above the rtes ruing the last week; no sales re ported in Fast India, Mauritius, or tort ire, but this Is chiefly owing to the alarm of a supply of the two torrner descriptions, end the indlepooltiat to sell on the part of the holders of foreign. The refined market Is lot brisk, and the manufmturers find it ditticAt to obtain a proportionate advance for their goode equal to what they are compelled to pay kw the raw material. Store tined pods are hot in limited demand, at from 50e. to 525. ; but crashed and Dims meet a haw sale—the former at from 434. to 445., and the latter at :3a to 425. —Rum has been more Winfred fur, but the business done in Ude article has not been important. COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, FEB. 2.—Tke Wes teday were 7,000 balm The total transactions or the week amount to 67,830 bake, including 10,800 Americana 1,300 Pertiame, 2,100 Mannheim, and 6,300 bursts on speculation. and 1,190 Americana, 730 Pentane, 60 Maranhan a, and 420 Soma for export. Prices : New Orleans, 31 to Gj ; Uplands, Si to H ; Surat., 24 to 4. WORSTED STUFFS, &c.—BiteDrOatio, Fsn. I.—The attendance of merchants in the Piece-hell was again conalderable to day, and • large extent or business was transacted, which might have been carried still further if the manufaqurers could have accepted the mien offered ; bet they complained that, th 'ugh they were much higher than the prices which ruled about two months ago, they were not equivalent to the advances which have taken place during the =DO perbd in the cost of the raw material and in the rate of wages. The yarn market wad active, and several new contracts were entered into for delivery during the month at augmented prices. The wool market was not particularly active, as the holders were Arm and several of the spinners have asolveil to ran oaf their winter :docks before coming into the market at the present rata. BLANKETS.—Hzesxonnwtss, Fen. I.—The attend. .ance of merchants in the blanket-lull to-day was very meagre, and there was comparatively little business demo, either in the purchase of goods or the giving outof new orders. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADE. —NornsonAm. FKB.l.—The cotton cut-up flocking branch is in a very singular and disturbed isituation, and this has extended to other branches that sympathies with it. About a mouth since 'committee was appointed to solicit a leading firm In the trade for a regulation to induce them to give the general price which other hoe es w. ic paying; this, after some negotiation, they refired to do, upon which a determination was taken to strike their hands, not only for a regulation, but an advance of 3d. per dozen. This aroused several hours engaged In the same line, and, basing met, they resolved to stop their frames, and give out no inure martial until the hands filmed.' consent to go to work at the old prices, thus attempting to cut off the reeources of thole at work, thereby rendering them unable to maintain thaw out of work. The consequence was that the turtmuta were euddetily increased from 1M to upwards of Grel men, to which may be added the women and chil dren tn.wged in the manufacture. The other trenches, alarmed at this cr.mbination of the hosiers, and their attempt to keep wages at the yreseet low rate, have come forward in bodies to a ssi st them in the struggle—the cotton glove hands voting the whole of the rinsed wages iately obtained for their eupport ; other branches, as well as numbers of the inhabitants who are alarmed at this attempt at keeping wages at each a rate that the population was sure to fall upon the poor-rates, have also eime forward to aeaiat. The drawer pantaloon, tied shi rt branch only wait a favourable opportunity to str ike. The cotton glove trade, io confidently asserted, was Lever brisker, and their late success in obtaining an advance of wages boa uatch Inspirited the hands. The silk glove trade is gradually improving, and the hands here are aloe waiting for a favourable opportunity to hare a struggle for their lost wages. The UM bronchia in general arc in a lamentable condition ; the eystem of making plated good* is extending; many of these, front the want of a due mendity of silk, are wretched inhere. The bobbin net trade la in the some state it bits been for several weeks past ; though some of the warehouses are working very long and late hours. they are extremely cautious in making purchases; this and the ad vance of °mum yarn and silk hes put the machine owners in every em- Levees ...el position, as they hare no means from the st ate of the ma ract of indemnifying themselves ter the extra outlay. The pueher.machince, winch some time hack were coneldered nearly valueless, bane won the ascendancy, milking figured and black Lees traversed. The Levers' machines ore the moat numerous in this country, but unfortunately upon their present conatrection they an only wake straight down nets, the warp and bobbin threads being merely interspersed mother in t ray ht lines. There is a slight reaction In the traverse warp principle machines, but, as they have not yet applied the Jacquard, they are limited in their patterns.—Neils Review. Ik:11. I.—Several buyeas have been in the market, but, being unwilling to give any advance, they bought but to eupply their immediate weer, and the full advance of yenui on worsted goods cannot be obtained at present. Smuners are fully employed, and yarns we firm. There Is no new feature in the wool market.—Leirerter Journal. From the LONDONOAFETTE.—Friday, Feb. 2. BANKRUPTS. WILEIAX AMDFIAON, NoicZOL, City-rd., engineer, to surrender Feb. 14 It March 15 at 12, at Basingball-st. SoL, Lint:later, Char lotte-row. Mankon-bowse; off. Colemsn.at-build. Cues lieu, Darlington, !Saffron, whit...midi, Feb. 15 at 11, it March 1$ at 1, at Newaislle-upon-Tyne CL Sots., !brie, Chancery. lane It Neweastle-upon.Tyne, & Mewburn, Darliagton; off. Walley, Newt astle-anos-Tyne. BIM/CARL CAVA:MA, Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, clothier, Feb. 15 & March 15 at 11, at Briste. CL Nola., White & Lo.„ liedfurd.row, Stanley it Wasbrough, Bristol; off. aeaie,, nemlnan, Bristol. Tuoaas DATUM., Leeds, carriage builder, Feb. 18 & March 30 at H, at Leeds Cl. Bola., Trinder as ra L ßediord-row, It Hula t Clarke, Leeds; off. mtg., young, Josses Viratimo. ftalters'-hall-ct., City, printer, Feb. 8 at I & March IS at 11, at Basingbal-st. eerie., Winter k Co., Bedford row ; off. assts., Johnson, Basiarrhsil-st. lons (lemon FoLuis, St. Jiunes's-st., wine merchant, Feb. 14 & March 11 at 12, at Basinehall-st 811 s., Taylor & CoLlason, Gt. lames-at.; of btausfeld, Itseinghdl-st. Wittisu Fruza. Coarlos-st., llutton-gaiden. Temp manufacturer, Feb.l4 It March 10 at I, at Basingliall-at. Col., Russell, Mania's lane, Cannon-M. ; off. mtg., Pennell. Guildball-cbnmb. llama Pamir Gitut.wr, P ar, Pit mouth, cpenter, Feb. 13 & March 7 at at Exeter Ct. Bola ., Pantiles It Morning St. Andrew's-et., Hol born; Lacers, jun., Plymouth; & Stogdon, Exeter; off. assig., HirtreL Exeter. Tuouws Gantaty, Stratford-upon-Avon, cornmereial clerk, Feb.ll & March 18 at 11, at Bristol Ct. Frio., Circus, Stratford-upon...tam., It Sabine, Bristol; o ff . wig., Ilunari, BristoL EDWAID Howirr, Lincoln, miller, Feb. 21 & Starch 14 at 101, at Kingston-upon-Hull CL Bois., Rogation, Lincolife.lLn-ft-I , 's ; Brown, Lincoln; Is Shackles & Son, Hull; off, twig., Carrick, lIuY Trams licentroarn, Leeds, victualler, Ft b. 13 & March sat 11, at Lce.is CL Sole., Wigitawath is Co., Gray's. inn, & Myers, Leeds ; off. aisig., Hope, Lana. TIIOIIAI t•TLIFLEV, Dudley, Woroutershire, printer, Feb. 10 & March 7st i 2, at itinioneham Cl. Not,, Boddington, Duley ; off. resig., Itur eb : l ;turrn ßirmingham eta, stafford a builder, Feb. 11 & March 7, at 12, at linningbam LI. Flint, Stafford; o ff . assig., Whitmore, Bir mingham. INSOLVENT. WlLta.t.o THOMAS, Haverfordwrt t, timber merchant. INSOLVENT PBTITIONERB. AT roiLTUOAL.rMART. J. Ihonnct.. Month Liand.gl.,ll4l , W. lAn'atscr, Wood-Is., Highgate, ham rd, hair cutter. brielmankrr. 11A..vm, 00.41101.111rtr. Lawn J. Rrgent.st., Vauxhall. .tsaltorter fun s bridgc rd., oath mate, T fte 1,14 h, lihoe la., Holborn, leadenhan•market, tire. meat sslnnen . .. acntth,.. ettobrankst.. 'l‘• bite. F. Mad i n s/ plait JO/110 manutalst .t Wrs er Smith. , su C. V. 11.m.rs, Parathar.st.. Hether hlthc • r. E. la lotus, N,.11 York, rested Makes. dealer no watchs. S. /5r..., silt . Walt !Sack. J. L s-rd., market gardener. ist.. Chum), st., 1 wilual.greea, brrad sad biscuit bska. •ha IT. V. byAn•••., Orenepor. q. istn‘w t.om. I Ahliier. I. J. Sr. r, I atululJetinnil et , Wactiollv.tor. . Ihmldettre pl., 'M erAt• 14.,14enuologiee) ,Dome) Man velutt. Oath. I 3 Tug COGIITILT. 7.. min a. Anst..rren, Mirky Hay, Stafford- Wm, labonrer, O. 11.111114 AM, Wrexham, Denbigh shin., nom merchant. Y. ll. Les, lake,Drromtnre, labourer. T. Coronas, name% Burrs, fanner. I. Oster, Llangynog, Montgomery. Mire, clerk. T. tram, Kidderminster, Wort:ester dire, later. Pentreeoed, Shrorolare• botcher. 3. l'a.Nauiv, Conley, VDU/are, fanner. J. PAIROITLET, Mainland, Yorkshire, shookeep4 r. R. Ram, Gateshead Low Tell, Dar• ham, tookeerv.r. U. it”,1.1.t.T. Wortwaod,Devoaahl firmer. J. KV4lll■l4O, Weatmo' licamood victualler. B. Ocaavaw, Morley-WI, ' chain make!.. W. ReiLie,areelley, Woreestorstdre, tear beems Iteeper. J. Noeseem, /Woo, WirwieWitlre, Swam N. Hamm Newport, Derawittre, beresur E. , = . lllrecotteod, Cteltire, B. Laws, ere:, TROMSO, Clwatire, 'W. R. Slianailito, UTCII4OI, Duster porter. J. Sme, liallfax. Yorkshire, Look- D. Taurus. Prinked, Lcirritershire, W. Wino', Walieftehl, Yorkshire. imitseD. - --- rateifelad, On TRIM On-e PiTlTtond. lax ALTMAN, Utley Mitt% Imam. & kloots, Liverpool, eommkelon I ire, farmer. Una C. sh .I,..ense, Bank Top, Lancashire, J. )10, am, Penwcatham, Ltuumelthe, Imam) tom cotton spinner. amen. Ilsyser Box x ur., 'Ammeter, liceased R. Lineman, Pramleshens, Norfolk, victualler. butcher. W. n...... 5.. Rochdale, Lancaddre, T. A. Jscslna, Liverpool, lima.' cheese, tuba victualler. W. B. s,. timesn, Recur, Tried- J. I.rnsestons,Grent Yarmouth, pub. tu ry eargoon• Inas. J. cuunice, Besenden, Lancishbe, T. Ifissmessrea, Blckeretalfe, lanes , lieemed Woman. shlre,pabileaa. B. te ss ex, tarmacs, Unmake, J. W. }luau ,w. "Antellt.part, lanes attorney. eldrejournerneajolner. J. eshoer, Oldham, Unchain, cot- J. Rm., UverpoM, hake, pelt haat desk,. J. Itnstenot West Derby.rd. lanes • W. Crm Ratak, lausesehlre, man, damn. Joarnordan blacksmith. R. L. Rana, Manchester, shop:nen. T.too I hance,Oldhans,Lamshire. est- B. erne; Great Yarmouth, organ opinner. builder. J. M. Dm cw,Onat Tasmcrath, boot. I. Sramems, Manchester, retail seller. dealer In ale. J. }:,,on, Huhu, lanesehisejonr. W. R. Teams& Holm, Lancashire, a. pecker. joiner. 8. 11 h vron misnom, Preen& Lastaehlre, R. Wesson, laverpece, cones mer joker. chank A. Becittaa, Manelleacr, bread nT. Wasnalsorna, Pendleton, Un belief. Minn, hisser. We have received Metter, named I. Randen, Birkenhead, bracing us to state that be Is sot the mason entered under thIA brad, IM the hit "Gazette,' a. " J. A. erAems, BletmhtW, Cheahlre, grocer." DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& Hexer CAMMITIII, Creaboarn.et., Lekener.aq., oil merebant— dlr, of le. Id, Feb. 7, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Follett's, BamtwooluaL WILUMM Myra, Exeter, plasterer—let 81 deal dlr. of la. Id., any Tuesday alter Feb. 6, at Wheel% Exeter. Joan Ilsonnut, Bury et. lakninds, 0Q Ik, pawnbreber—div. of Se. 4d.„ Feb, 7, ft any estkannot Wednesday, at Follett% lam broolt.et. Dsru. loam% Margot& balosoarber—let &v. of 2r., Pep, 18, It threesuberquart Umedas. at minses, lAssepooL JONAII WOnsen, Weemig., B. iroarnonger— dlr. of 7d., Feb. 7, k any, blegnent Weameadaq, at Follett's, Bembroolt.et. WILLIAM Irtenmun EacalltAnf, Emt's.lase, l2ty, counnifflon edent-div. cl la. td., Feb. 7, It any subsequent Wednesday, at Fol. lett% Paintrocitst. Weeny Brno, Oxford, tailor—die. of qd., Feb. 7, & any subs,. anent Wedasslim ea Follett's, Sambrook-et. Hull oars 'MAILS* QUeen'a-pl., Kennington, dealer in eureka Instrassank—die. ei L. bi, Feb. 7, A any rubiequast Wednesday, at Follett's, Ilentrook-et. , Goesnalletan, , Weeekkattire, draper—let div. of Sa. 76., Riewingbant. am ilf= kr ineuri, at carpet Inuaboununan—div. of : 41d., Feb. 7, it any sdnagesat W y, at Ptllatee, Sambrook-et. DraDiams.--ra. It. H. isfiwor warebeameiwa—Feb. orwieb ioreit n. O. Burls, CreemEners. owima tkk= r l d goods—Feb. 27. IT. Pismat. Pet. J. Barbed.. k B. thpr Inilsweimile peses—Teb. J. Clark, Pod. ding-how City, slcip beaker—Yob. 23. W. Glover, LOU% v ee p, manufacturer —Feb. 28. T. R. Goode, Manchester, m.ressat—pok,. 23. R. Grimbly, Dunbary , OVerdeldre, wine Merchant— F e 1114 Litchfield, ironmonger —Vero. 26. G. P. Keenan, MU D S... London-m.ll, Reamed siotualler—Feb. 27. J. Low e y, librarian—geb. 23. J. G. Moore & li. Bayles,. Norwich, ic.ir e t Lis. men—Feb. 23. J. G. Moore, Nortek*, waralimmeman —Fib. IL I . Raleigh. T. S. Goode, di W. Rolland, Idsrichester, unwise t e—p i k 23. J. Raleigh, Manehestcr, merchant—rib. 23. J. Raleigh at Goode. Manchester, merchants—Feb. 23. A. Ewes, t, ides s ..7 ship broker—Feb. 26. W. Wheelwright, Leeds, b ook kee 23. W. Wrigley & T. Wrigley, Oven& it, Yorkshire, rilkL ift spinners. SCOTCH SEQUF.STILIIIOI4B.—Saimea &Tonal; 'Medea* * Feb. 8 & March It, at the Bei!bh Bute, laututee— alas La tun% Wrigbt„ Feb. 9 in March 2, at the hack Lull Inn, Glasgow. CERTIFICATES to be granted, ur.:un cause be gown t) the mo an on the day of seeing. Feb. 22. 0. Achim% Brixton, Sarre'', oommtwios atrest—ft 2n. A. A. Black, Liverpool, raerehmst —Feb. 2.' P. Clark, pm. lbL cheater, Ease; pawnbroker-411. 28. T.Coleby, Salford, LmW,. cotton spinner — Yob. 13. A. Ilaig, MmitMet., Stepney, ergum O _ii: 2". J. Hell, Shrewsbury, timber 'merchant—Feb.l7. J. 11.1:1 4 1, 1e _ Shrewsbury, titular nterohant—Feb. 21. H. Midway, lie Itiontbirc t _brewer—Feb. 23. W. Weser, Liverpool, merehaat Feb. no. B. Neel, Wandsworth-etwamon, surrey, mumyman—yekts. H. Gawht, CreiMt, Suund, merchant—Feb. 27. J. /Pews, JIL. Oleswil.lord, Staffordshire, glass manufacturer. CERTIFICATES to be warmed by the Vice-Chamslicr matt Bankruptey unless cause be sheen to the contray on p i Vtb. 23, 10 11. W. Angus, Gateshead, Derhom, banker—T. Cooke, warehouse keeper—G. P. Copier, Botier, Hampnbire, corn r t ie,4l.7:_ , W. Kuper, Grand Surrey Castel, Camberweil, wire rope Lyrae, Wheard, Cornwall, attorney—W. H. 11achey, ocutamm._ itt• —J. (time, 1304tIt.cunt-Linacre, Lancash're, hetet .1. -k% • , Queen'e-row, Pimlico, builder—A. Wlntebotre, g Muse errata., tin p late manufac.urer—E. Wbitelayac, N erahi re, tin plate IMltntuuturtr—tiorall WLitehowe Newhig„ Glowet.rabire, tin plate tuanufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-W. Addison & 31. G. IC Bresi.. Great Malvern Wore. sterrhire, eurteous-W. 11..irmitsge. kinena, & A. Ifoowles, Michela, raw manufacturers, so fat as W. H. Armitage-11. Baines & C. G. Kaye, Hadlersfield, Y c.,t1..n twist de mare-O. Y. Baal & Jane Arne.is Kater-ies. London, warchutriemen-N. Briggs &O. Briggs, Lower Diruen te lz . a. easbire, tamers-at. Eastwood, D. Eastwood, Sr J. Lotweed, brush manuLeturers, eu tar as rewards S. Eastwood-W. thaws"). Hutton, T. Haulier, J. Blackwell, & J. it. Yaleonar, tionderiank Durham, pap. r manufacturers, so far as regards W. Button Sr& liotton-T. Jarvis at D. Windier, 'I Meiners; Sweet, t 1111114111.4. Maitland & W. Ntaitland, Burecough, Lancashire, hwaeers-W. igewk & IL White, Inner Grceveaor-st, Hauorer-q., tuiois -J. pun P. T. Carry, Chester, brush mal..efacturers-C. Payne et E. lade Whitehall-wharf, Westruinater, I.re,erers of timber under Nu , : wood patents-J. Plant, 6..11" Zit. J. Kant, jou., Maneht ter, awg at spinners-U. Itichsrd..on, E.ltet. ton, W. 11. Newton, &G. Um. Manchester, calico printens. so far us regards W. IL Newton & Mason-IL Smith &T. Saalth. Hull, common carriers-S. Sweiww a H. A. Medlock, St. Haut's, Huntingdonshire grist & NaLdremies miners-J. The-Ler &T. B. awake Oiendumat, Harrangig. t dlors-T. Thorley & B. Noakes, Brgbton, chemists-J. IL. Tingey. Potter' Bar, Middlesex, tame Trleder & ci tl yton, watUrz-st., Cite, wholesale perfumers-W. Uniwook B. Deed, P. Bannock & It. Twentymao, Deilsy, silk t'aumnew-g. Vallely et Cowry, Mandweter, umber:la inaoufseturen-W. Wm. rington di D. Waulktur, Urnistoc, Lancashire. farmers-DAMS & T. Wills, Liverpoul, mmthante. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mom Gur Coraspondenu, Mapping Oasotso and "12c74's NAIL& Al M. DOL'Alli. D76:11 , 3. DrIYAIR. Ka 2 Dublin . - ... 011100nd .... 04 104110 r. South.,o Mexl i cyi 0 Ifaterford .. 0!1 Fliadcni .... 0; r optun,.rob.23l i.wmah. 1 Donighbdos.. OIL k'raare...... 00 Do. limning. 0;0 W. ..,,1 0 tithurn.la 0 ems. 00 Lisboa.. 1, gio *idol' stud italo Dna •.zoix 1 Ilamberi.... 010 Sydn,l2.B.W. Illta .... Yob. 71 AItEITRI). MC1411114 S, w.l, 1 co. btak. Augade, I, lows Alenki• lealcM,Abertiven, dm. 31, - _ Apearnar, Feb. I, Morelflee Argestes, Lumen, Jun. 31, N. Mira= All., rt, I Ant., J .1,1. 31, Prevent Ant, tbyst,'F.ortey, Feb. I, D.Oiolll A•tenartn, I'lyno.. Feb. I, Laudon Anon, Milbon.l, Jam 31, (Wall, Lolde, Stilford, Jan. 31,14140 t lb z5.r,111.31, Feb. I. Grnvemena Intr. cr.lm., Jun. Prlle, /kiln, ra.hr Ina remplif I/over, Jan..ll.(s.rrbanrg F.:1apin...1 . 41...1.n. I. Londe Innons' Pride, 1.1r.,1-el.n,Crylml.dala n.inwo.ll. IJ•crp.„ Feb. tyntbln, J•n. al. Pen I. od.. I . stol•ltitul, J. 11 J Clin...Nl•lnunltlin, I InDlln, Jrna. 11. nt. ( Mr .a, (Mr of London, bravo owl, ,1, lhott. Man tolonllare,Craveaend, Pt b. 3,lluvro (Llunatine, liramwend, Feb. I, lidu I:nude Conwir, tiravrwead,Fb.2,(lnerwary lawn:11, Extnoutb, Feb. I, Mods. Torhav, Jaw 31, London F. 1122, llsmonth, Jut. 31, nyrtm dlunhonila, Feb.l.llntrlott on Epormer. nhields, Jab.:.l ht. alery Ea1ip0 , ,11.1.1, Feb. 2, Itadolow 1:11ra Pornlnit, Gravrad., VIA 2,P3tras Lana. Mod> ,vastl leb. 1,1.i...2122.1 Inatlont, Portland. Jan. 20, Nat./v.lln Fruiter , r.of Plym.,Pelt.l.nt.fUoltsoPs lirern,lwbiln,J.ll. 31, Itustot (ink, ewhaven, I, Ant wtrp I; Wotan... Melds, lay. M. 011tam11 Choral.. FAL takturda,Clravewnd,reb. 1, Naples Ilitr.l3nd lad,Thablin,.722.2l,Leallnes 11,20, l'ullbelt, Feb. 1,11:2.220w It l. Feb. f"' up km lah 2.11222., Feb. I.Pep odonla ■... Irma MM. TO A,••114.4,111 . 711 . 0.111.11 - 7; 1, turns 144.1.4, Feb. 1, 11/neil Au.nbun,F3lui.ultb, lel. I..lotsverp Aurnk,l;rinsuby, Jan. 31. humor,, Aurora. leverbeenilne,Jan 3l,Nybury Feb. 1, Ilubl.lek .1 re, 1 /c3l, Feb. Aube, IMII, Feb. I, Ilambur Ann , Xhantown , Jan. TJ, MarseWea Mllbug, Jan. 31. DeZfr, 1 /eal , Feb. 1, I^• ,, m I Ibrlrir Queen, laverkrlll,ll4:, J. 31, 1,411, C•oodlnere,Wet ird, dna. $l, elterlonra (Andidut t., Feb. I, U. Ayn. t llldrieds OWL, 11,1 , 401, Ft4l. lirit.l , 7, Jan. 31, Isrctiv. Vutudik, Leith, Jim. Id, I'l. Ad. lahlv kv: I.4rttp, la/welly, du. IAI, ltrvit 1 0 4ryiet, 11;14.,1, lob. I, rerudepbreo 1.14ww, Cardiff, Veb. Labtkra Enidna,-1, IlartMpnl, 1 1 ,..b. I. 11.111. Folwd.Vlrwhile,ltalowydan.2 l ,2Uzics Emmy I:rhald, Fe!.. I, 11-turnars l'savedorlte, lAb. I, rad,. Mink, Rattklucd, Feb. I, Copenluared V2.rtututo, Mhkittl,Jan.lll.Noplrs Iltdes, Cardiff, Feb. I. 11111...11,tr. it.,n,‘,l,lle,tirl.m.by,J.au. 31. 4 , 1111111 111.11fh.ttiljiarthp.1,Feb.1,1 1 . rduldt‘ Honour. Illyth,J:m. 31, Hard, larl Ilmrletts, 111'111, Pvtl. 2, Antwtrp Hopp. N'enaluillh. Fill. I, Fl.l halts Llverpt,“l, Feb. 2. Nd 11,101. l lr~hroea 1•11114 11l Jaw., Cow., Feb.l,l:,rdca. J. 111,1, Ihml,ll.b. I, At. 11tr11a1 bdm n 314.1 5/1.27, I.Andelumplon, Jan. 21, Cam Irkrakty, Jan , it Abbeville gbh. 1,. Feb.:, linvila•cy I :imam , Jaa. 31, Ad, lotus Liffey, lileptuwa,JoAVlAlit.illeluel% Pall. 1 1.0•1 Itnß Palumbuco Cu.'" e I Count...if Miato.Liverpail.... limns (lanaer) 1 Elnan , .* Odessa . _ 1g Oar •T 'An nom OQRig 1 t I,('Larlt , ttnt lutet N Wl+, 01.11114,1 . 0. 2, Mg* J.sart, ikvl, Feb. I, (irimer,i_ ' • 111 Janot and Mary, ilea!, Fob 1.1%1123 J. •lot HY 0, Oravoo ..1. Xlraa of I, r..,1013.,Ja3 31 .ac alitiod_ 1... rd J. ltorcU, a:nomad, la 1, Mallow,. Marla Ak.aaathia,lJaarp* Pe 1. Mary I Yroline, Thin, Jan. 33,(11i Allasiey Fel. I. No may .11 4 1 e 11 . 1 rusobnftql Moo Lau 31.1d.orvevad.Frial,Cipt N/wpa..lberdero, Jou. 31, l'haricfal Nib I. liar, Jan 31, 11.11-alclplia Mod, ry, J. 12. 31. both:pm Gay.o.owl, Aalboto tap,.., • I oat Ja3 31. loncloo utr nal/south, Ja...4l,3aashar Ueor,tc, enattlamp.. Fc3. I,Cads (Jaren, rotrn., Vrto. 1. Ito , Moral tioverein, 13.111a81, 14 .orrhrcate.) My, 11312., F,4 , . 1, Odra Giverpool, 110. 2, New Yet aaate, off Ilriatol, ITO , . I. Bulimia, See IV allot,. lOrdllr, ela. I, Myna Phalapearv, HOMO., a.. 11,011 poll ilelyhead. Feb. I, limped 103h1.,, 1 o erp., Vela 2.51.14 . 111= towerva, Liverpool, 11. h. '1 Pawl , U3L2i Ue, 14411.4a11. KAM 14..1)1u0.J, It 3.1, Ilvvood . P.m fond, 3 , 11. Nelte•ll I Tlutar a, ode I'4 as., tea. 1, Marie Truer, Lim 2.1. Vea. I, amps j roam, of I..weatofi, Eva 1,1U202 ; 4,461, lintresrtrl, ralt a, tr 4d o Victory, Wat I..vd. Jan.3l, Vnroarrta, I tablln. ,11,11 Weataunater, Colt 1,3.Y0t I Water Nyno.3, Palm.. I',•h. I,odaw W i,e d, 114 .1, F..b. I. 1120 Whit: 1M031a..,1 /nom ,:an. sisuati 11 tn. Aeleow, off 141, Eva 1, Odom y. ekblUd., liavie 7....llosiov,aundcrlitod.lan.3l,lholdit II oily' brig) .L. . I 1.••••aa, Lao ru.k, Jan. IC P. Ha Dia,uet, Mai.tara, Itraaa;, F. I , 1 rinid3d 14(044, rya. I, 1.1.11111.4 . 1 illarlea, r o arer.,, Jan. JI, I m - oa,, , tra,Nlarkle, Jam 31, N..ple" Jaa. 31, V.limbo. , Mount noel, laurow, lan.3laba tirerpul, 1, NeurUrklas Ainffirl litlo,ll.lVetp., ra.,. 2, NAltiesai Nt 11rtuu. , . lA. 1, (3ottolft J 31, Atss Nktau adeagy,E.:l6 , l.Jaa."l,llellb 1411104 tiriurby. Jae. 24, nerlara oror la, 11.1141ria..1, Feb. I. AIMS 44 . 11rurit, blcktuadal. 1 1 Abu rla 1/14, 11 ismi.f. Jan. 31. AMIN& , 11..., ;vial.. o*, Jett. al :, ta•• , hirkrukly, 8,0 are la Hartle Itatabler, Warlorut" Jas. 31,18111 May. 12.errr , .1.1',:, 7, At*" I. 1", rpm., Ert. Tat bulaate. Larerial.u. ..I a, Nortalua ^bauti. I , - 2,New ttltrl Mbasibua,l.lrrn....l... b. 3, Kober. talarrior, : I. Ilarbailata Ktur• lk. 11.10. :al. 31. noticed= Hull. Jan. Al. Vleu blrangt.r. huad r., Jen. 31,1%13'0 Troa k :lll3l. h jaa " . " M . , ll ' . .peb ." Two Itrutheru, /untrue, Jaa earkutu, Punraner.J..3l,llillab" E I r Erb. I. Illlaann Irt, 141,,mb ; I, In, kloirbiona, Jab. 211, Venire Vo. lbaan.llnrib.p., Erb. I, 1id4. 1 Victoria, laTtlkeltlabi, MI la, Etk teNan. Wit:int, 11,, Veb.l, M. MAIO Yortailiv, Liverpwl, Feb. I, N. Tat ^twin h. Id) emblio Man Pqrvilart. . !lan !I.:CLIK .. ..•. Claw Its . ..... 11'PslEr60kP RPOKEN, 01bnT1t1+ 'llre. IQ ..' 6,4•400 Jan. 13.. 1 , .. 4611).L/tar, Folnouth 'Der.. O. 'XI* 74....n.11 & B 4=4.4,240 Itsee. is.. Off N 1411444. ilk.c. 10 . 2 4.... ._.ll 'Dee. 111..1.'nd, C. Ii Ot4. to.. Off V. Kt. 114.411 &yaw, Is r. 11..' P 3 I r. Lund...si !J.. lO .. E. of 0tb.,71 5 11 114.... 11 ... New Tart —elan. 21 .. 14 14 8.../111411f. i Newitavin .1421: 2144 ::."111411.1**14 081 044. 12 .. Off 1412611 ,A1r440.1r14 ...lon. 10 .._l)d I'. 41r,64111 1..41.4th Jon. IR .. Off (vAls .1....4444 l/re.. 17..•21 N. ll Bantu Itym,lke. 39 ...k1 4.0‘ 4.. 11 ..'. op fahsoldi —Wm. 11 .. tf1a.144% _______ CASUALTIES. Elizabeth. from New Orkin*, agrownd on Barb* Bank, .1 aa. 1.1. let S. ion. Gl, fi l In with the Mayflower. liavaiinah to Mason. with MO: durable 11,111,% , :, 1t1114.1104 bcr with water ; after Wort :Ito bore m Bermuda, wildtoo sails on the stump of her foremast. Fairfield, for Alt:tomtits, Erna, a Melt went on thorn bit OVII Point, WM towed et at ingh wator, and outback loakY. mho ° Ycb. 1. Hampden. for Mobile. which went on 'bore near erceby Point Win come off at blob water and proosedeil.—Litcrpool, Yob. I. Helen Yrancia, for 'ow Orleans, put baek.—Watarfoni. Jan. 10. liou,mnr, winch arrived hero from Eow York, :7th I damage, has been surveyed. and recommended to d!..lienea — " w .ort, Jan. 30. Vt. Jarvis, bound for Liverpool, aground on the bar at Ner Odom Jan. 2—Liverpool. Yob. 2. (Advertisement.] —Comma, COLDS. IV , TIIIu4 Arrecrtents age cynto Br BOLIAAT'S 0.-11 s doses of this invaluable Corsi. meOleino be taken, wa d Ittt`o Po of Hellen/ 1 Ointment rubbed into the thraat and chest night and moraine, t'r the worst specks of asthma may immediately he relicYcl and opecl4 cured by this pimple meow, and inflame t or violent lo.id colds cies gem r..l:y cured in forty-eight hours by three remedicr. Manygencv who lit several winters have not dared to lie down in their fearing to b.:.• choked with phlegm, have been notice:iv cured by tine of Holloway's ointment.—told by all druggists., end at Fr* Holloway's estshishment, 2t4, Strand, Lamtlon• BIBTIIS. BARLOW.—Jaa.daugh 31, at Derby , the will of W. 11. Barlow, Nift.d' ter. 13BACCMAMP.—,/an. 20. Um J. Cradeharnp. of Bo tie, Malta BKOCK.—Jan. 31. at the rectory, 131.1100 1 Waltham. we Idled Rev. W. Brock, at a daughter. COLO A N.—Jan. 27, at II u the wife of Mr. T. Colon. of a delete COOK.—Jan 31. at , e wire of H. Cook. Pao.. M n em DA Nol.lllll.—Jan. Hull 30. at th Stehlifitld Upper Clayton. MJ. Deli of a daughter. DAN 1141.1..—Jan. Mat Ramsgate, the wife of the lice. AL DAM Itinmerliam, of a dauctiter. DAVIX9.—Jan. 30. at Bollefield, Mrs. T. E. Darks, of a dettileh_, YAW CBTT.—Jan. 31, at llutechatu Lodge, hum, Mrs. T. T. Ya w. of a Ton. AKEHLT.—Jaa. 29, at Taunton. Mrs. F. 11. Moberly. of a UT...* di TANI/OB.—Jae. 31. at Upper Montagitostreet, Montaillumgw e " wife of M. T. Trevor, Net. of a .Isug3ter. iisuauciss. CLARKE—STEEL.—Jan. 31, at St. Man's, Abergarefull. by the flr : Canon Powell. 8.P., the Rey. A. B. Club), of Arthurdoire. Wi to Caroline 11111, Wed daughter of W. Steel. ten., of Anenro , ..• LAFARGE —13113.01180N.an. 27, M St. Catlmine. ranamet, the Iles. B. Arthurs. 8.A., tuctunbeet, A. Lafarge, Trsamere, to Margaret, only daughter of A. Ferguson, 0 . 4 . lhunfrks. M'INTYKS—ANDEIII3ON.—Jaa. 30, at Glasgow. by the e. Burgess, Mr. 1) al inure. to Ulm, eldest daughter of de lea K. Anderson. Kilmarnock. (cli p PEBNY—VEBBY.—Feb. 1, at Marylebono Church. to Me of O. Wray. Est., of Gloucester-cm.ccet. lief eat 9 oF Jetsam, only deep:ter of T. Veroy. Esq.. of _ i t W w IL u L Ii. IAM .. O-00 .r.q.. 0 3, P .D NIt . F o tb. weau l, a . t t fl ,„ t. E P .j an ci, eras . aug h b e ta w CU ° , . 0304 oi Wrexham. BELL.—Feb. 1. at Parkaromes, DEA rider i CU L =haul. Willie° Deg ' 54. late of Canton, In the 30th year of Ms BROWN.—Jan. 3u, at Stlinburgb, Mrs. Ccellt C. Beztlalß J. Brown, Met. V Colste. COLPON.—Ian. 30, Mary Lydia, only daughter a B 31. at Victoria-Mlle Bt. J o h n lawcod road. Mirth ' IW:I4 LlS.—Jan. wife of J. BIM. Jun., Fest nrabett GIBBR.—Jan. 31. at Georgeetreet. Portman mouth table, only sunicius sister of Major-Gassral err is. (abbe. T. who fell at New Orloom. aged 39. a ill late BONALI3.—Jan. Ti. Glamor, Maria Mactubd. Wide. Bona/d,Vot., Madras Artillery. BOUo.—Jan. 30, at Brighton, Charlotte, widow of Skokie Ile" wd 90. W 1 A . 211111.—.1 29 Mr I R'dkrr P rveg.. aged Printed awl published by IV tu.i e ise Hew, el 1., street. hi the City of Loam, PAM.: et the Oittata in '7lol Is UN MAWS Of Whitetri/Ml -6 ASt ULT. FLOM° ~ ~ ~~ FAILED. TESALL!4 7 f' v a of 0 beni onset 'fora ?am cluwe c hi al tbe Po , Any The fifty Circe' cost street tre V e. anl atme I