The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-15 00:00:00

4 bard water at a Mike level theit the aura is Flit 341181011. TM balgd water wee lid by retard arty sad mended Or the Aaron et kr hire er hay by thigh bermisl bar of eselk pert et tbst millaty• le 1546 ote dearer reseel the Ward bee he re genre of week*: hie aim be the met eirregesse Wt. TM 'Set IRIS to sod the wear far bh aim ialle =Oro wake 7 o_ l lllo the sidiess. Jul flit the ho rby Ow detorat's pt-domes tie rah& mean et see weed have the wry lbw fogies ire lea Pim Swaim The veiled Ms dela M eessfeme. Wm tin smart et ere. ▪ mesailly, ea the prof ihe li m itthee wee J a grail lielk lig ell elfillike 10 te vwdtbit sefir es set Is *9 Me Fogerty of the *kit Wllk Meld 16 ea AM =wee mbe stared the ithadeet did aet dere litie loam, si r re shwa to riot between Mee. Them we, r erg bac la MM I • t'. ems. Arable, gm lite Arrest se bie sear me. It re thes mire he* ashafeat wee bred et sematea MOM te reveal water weft Ire bie mesa, Me lie ilea leis Me et his asighbra New, it we ma her APlltele wee etay erlisame se cork ea the pat et re them dust, se that le reties he aim be bed lakes ea seired et sera • Freiateeter deem bedlam died tho b t e reheald he,. tikes sr le Fever the with hen mean es Sr Me ewe ere : bat la ell et lb= ere lash ,. tee wee imsuts&whisk Ins uM die ale hen. The NOW he Sr the Manor bet at coal I. bit sr ree—lbe are et the Is jwy—wee ea set he whisk tite Milshat net stersable to wry or Aa area it =:iswould have 'deadly his aphet Jos* who the ark. ; bat a ewer salsa seal& set lave Ira brat& era noir bin, los the essessueatial arra Ph ma r* seerebs, "Clegg r. Dore (17 Law less, 364). Ist treaties the mar se sr weak* Broad is trail all the mese were dietlapol.bebl. he. Ile Me ear wore pawed to ay Arra re ea= e wen le are la tie air adveresesse arra le bleed; afresh eared with isj a i i t e rhe• Yam es OM ury did set yrs trim at sake ea _ The wedgies are two tree bees hoboes. What authority bed the Marrail to arise lb lailahare eljible Milk gram et hie l The *WI seemed le lave that Mew brief, ter he Ish tarter midi we babes dr* by a wreag-doer bat bit who.. cote the de hear we set ragemilia • 'ac ad eme:ay yes might is some ear give the ram Sr • tight to rimy Me ows hod la esetrieths d tMOahe's( a aeigkkaor seat hie led; bar ear war of fib wee relied apes Ur wrier wee saris seamy, emir which sash ra tar Ishad Wren. The prime el the civil law, drab wise hailer am err level owes sateeel eervirde Mar War woe resegred mam is a 11 IL asi W., gi a . ail le the erre Sr the emit w.. egglisebie hare. p p mse reelbee art melded le nee r, awl the a shill s s a r be defter* M th e darer .—lrperl be COURT OP RlCHAQWllL—Tserannec. Stan rawserlisesse Or P. Meek. C. 3, sod a iliddleses amid Jury. Weitz; WP., e. Comm cm llncr.m.—eiugosa Lean C7Oll 0111111111111 1111337,31113. Tern Horwithow FLAMM Can. This saes, widek .ceased three entire days, was reward Taetaday maraiog as le o'clock. The &radon@ et Dr. sin Ball. telen at in Cage olOad 8e,.. wen NM. In the deet's samba pinto Whits died a Mammals& of the Met. HI diem had set bee& nisei by the dqe• peg. Dr. Revise dolookloss, taken at the liaMink wen also read. He manomed is Dr. Hall's Mass the muse of 'Whim's MIL With yelped to xr. recoils team at the amen, he Med that it was extremely use divided sad mat insomm. That Mr. Washy dal been nrenally nob to him. Brahma was ma gins as the plaintiTs summisg ep i so also &speak Mimed by him an the 10th of lima, 1147, at the Cram Hoek Dr. J.Warrea was then memeisok lus a physisia, and amber of the Usivereity of Edinburgh. I have boss are. goon ia the 7th Humus. I have been upwards of 33 yens in the service. I ressembor having ramised private Whit. biers he ma Begged he was thou ia a baldly maillies. I was pre sent at tin logging—Did you observe during the Mikan of the punislunent to indicate dein usable to bear it Nothing at all. I have don pow ant at WA toping& There was anis maand be rid einanesurass stoning White's I adssila up to the time he died. His bask wen gamy well in hue or Ave monad days a up te: he was taken to the lib eal pow haly to the 4th or 6th of lay 1 dot ilg a tb s Ze was have bins diesimeged wed do amplanal a la the chest. He had Wen that demi eat the wink is wry damp, sad be man mid. The wain was at the time lamely hat. I say he hai pee Ma fully he the deal loess. he then was no ant that he shell/ do so. I deal thin he mid ban wand sheet or nand out the dead hem if soy a the Rados el dm heel bad ben /upturn or dialoged. The mmishmeat gno then ea ties 10th a Ina, 1616, end the ma dial on Ihe 11th al July following. I deal WM the domed% namko could have bon injured by tat Begging. lOM be ins mite well whoa he wen ben the Asa Imes. I aim row a mead heal so well as his did. He bad wailed eat en the pen Mrs that. He died fin or do daps after baying boss ia the i nd Tien the dins ha hot ampleina a pan eak do grade* got inns MB be disk Mick the allamation whisk epee& croak sane hem osii. Farsy own salseho tics I mots to Bic lasso Warmer sad asked lar addlitinol advise. Dr. Hsl was in esermease mut to Irreatm. White was dying whin Dr. Mallarind. • pod nerehm eamination was atiormde mile is my mem by Dia. Hall mid Had. I onsonsi In their Man ato the sous sf dreath. and ma Man A agmallney to ft Jam M'Cleggsr. I misted is tarn" the bay oat of the MB Meta Mr. Wakiey bad it exhumed. Mr. Watley send where the skin mina ban dee demosses boa, was. mid add it was very saphises it had bass at et. nem woo Met delay baste it mid be get tem the Mara, bosom the sergeant was absent. an that eireumehaso seamed to hue bees the aeon a a post ft deal a eakessen the gamic Whoa sedan did not nempan se be l le with the wend upon Whim's bask. I told the acmes tied a pal mean esominstin had mhos pion sad pva him every khemaien reneging it. Whits had boss remised hem ths oneglad to a main ward after he bad bees fa the dad Mee en abe days beim his death. Ima onions to dm what was said at the bequest, bat I was famed ad Mika I wee Mt admitai then mid-day oa the ]7th of lay. The ream wiped by Kr. Watley foe sot mash. he as ups Mit was, that I might anthem sayesit TO. Led Chief 7drea—How is tide ? The •= 4 -Gesegsl—Tde bet is, that this preside bas hitherto all the sarcasm in England. They took the statmenes ima Zny Jams who wished make thew. hot if they appond a be ia say meaner inialeateed or comma with We sraWmfamotter of the inquir to y, Mr. Watley and other sown thought it would be very hug to swear any ono to Mil the whir teak as to ga sense la which be might be Mame The Lora Chia Begrat i r ea dite a. omeas are bond to take the eeidense of any nom posanlin himself to he ea. aligned at an inensth egel Mien Mead Me it nem oath. They might mem man Waned slitsmats as was ra eased should be maw dm mans dn axle The Ateemenesegral—Mr. Wade, has maraly sated in assearase win as amber: prink* the aline menses in this The =Mil Buos—Well. it is a very men The sgambelisn of thee wigwam am than pressed. r w a r— . dentine was pit to me by Mr. Watley, after ha add sae I lathe minima muesli I mid that what Nathan lad raadited woo hhe, and that he was was a panted sma sigid ELL I W thermos slid that I niga might be made rispossible eheaken Lntr i I On NIL I offend to eatetantiats what I sank but Igo ga lowed. Dr. Hall was not paean& to go dersugh inlet his mitten report at the inquest when he was siliniaL I think the corner was rude to me in the Mem, and wished to turn me into ridicule. In my Jtedgetont the a sonadeed WI& altogether. It was embialy i % posed to the military I napes is Mr. WM* is every point. 1 he's Med his 'Manse, dal rant heard of such a Merin as his. lan at epha that 1111 palyy state the lesd...*Ma Ms mend by dampodilem I be. Mean this math/ran mink bosom I egassived my ofemollete bog boon mmin. I was my May eargroad, esi snail mere ah misen ail Um ober solloel men Me in trun Mr. Wilsom la MI I net solosthieg a dap a mast bad bra sigh soh* ma lir. Deandoy (esta alio detainee mansell —Bendy. Thu Attessopilimal (singly)—Whe sold that ? Mr. D... zszaz atiffirt)—l did. I sae scary it es. ca t • Attorney Gated—l unit appeal to your lordship to say whether such is any te rrpaea upiews n dues as he suffered. They awe bo by a the hoc. thin penmen edining neon be remand hem des amt. any ETU Mena mama was ninny wader the is An that the eneleasa emphian el woo needs mer; Mr. Healey, who sots asst even/.] Mr. Dearsisy-1 Moe ohm hand a Mika roman math by the most eigant sass at So ber kinne li ta f t l mistake ass. by the Min AVieroorg Omni in this j gang tioesten, be hada to myself, say, tat Annoy Open' should have haltatul UM he marls an e time to the evert to have a junior mamba of the bar= Tie Lord Chid Baron said it was immehr that tray n amed or enianualea should be made while a name was big enineed. Bat it was embintly less alaterdanaly in this instant. The cresa.naminstioa was tbaa sews/. I did not lsok at Wales hoe while the pandinent was being leek I was within a sew yards at bini. The Ms we %- wards the wall. I mil Ise as &nem only. Tn.:lent el asafthe ensile bong Isstr i Z a as mataily Wined by hang. Ties Wad to Row ober 36 lashes. TM gin woe armor e Vfnerata by Mr or in lashes, bat than tbst umber main meal b to ire The Ada wee rammed km White's bask far the espies wpm mensag the supeasiel amiss. =X" off, and it ens them put into a bettlec ifi C a i: elitheanad ash ins pronsa by mod' ma r sh Isis r ami la ssr as met ein yen, Amin a & m maid MI A meld Whits had if be bad rid boss Gana ? I Banat newer that nestia., net ambi any Mom bob& I Wilk tat uodntat _alto do wide re Imes death. I to Dea. Read or Hall, non While's Ming gone tots the km. The Adlimertlemeral: wig there arida, mid nil sem /tat abee t into of the the dead dons emeolemin deathp with bah; grimed the man there? M ass Beier ifs i d diem I MA set knew it until der Ms IMO. I = to Os Coot et Gem% Hese to =:o • isibroteliat glint Mr. Watley tot ses• asstol with tido Wriest. I mere that limed lege lull my selitiloes, Mem. Deeds mid Ned, MO Me.Peossek. tie beasiess, bed ben betneetell by the Neese to ovoilletel antis mina ile. I wee mei Mil 1:17; THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EATING;' I/twit:44m `ls iB4 - Mr. Beaky, and bate sever tem bits cis the ingest I o sever knew any me is which and ismatios oftlis hurt had bees sassed by ilk Was If death took pica ab y ss a aeries. main se bens. - T nuld say it was abaci by the see rem ink Is the ladividuaL Mr. limare i rez ein argeoa, of Isieworth. stated that he bad, with M. . maned the assessed ea the 10 th I July, is name Is ONNIIIIIIS awn Inammad of the u6SUAIIIIMI et the art en of the part man den. I Oa the 1011 of July Mr. Wacky nod wheals the gibe bed hies examitn. Winn add sot, m he did sr thin it manly, sad that the body was than es damn I pass that say nriminatiou el the spies would be um las. Toll Mr. Walley the matinatios wee sempleted, 1 sod witness was prepared to give hb opinion as to 1 the ears of death. Mr. Watley then ordered that aa ether essadnies should be maks by witness an Mr. WU sr. It was needs os the 2nd of Jaly. There p r i r att l the ieroner's order, so came medal gentiones to be format. Os the Neon manatios, it wee hand that the nular rembrams betwess the smear and the pleura were priestly seen ; the maim eassasem is the logics of the therm were sled aeon The end nar row was faamiatakt emaarima. Mr. Willes's Matement beim asommair ems at sadism wilk w b hat ke stated te spin the manna. Wilosem ic Vt a t impeesible that te pulpy elate of the mine hem or had ban sa h nd by the wee se oesseres warm betwein g a i r . dgy rate of the aseeles sad the LammYes of whir ihe awn di* The ea_vity of the east wee Bled with a task. ilseempresd laid. Wakley's marmot of ths nary seediest ma sad of wile em, was is the intaglios of the Wm, wry unfair sad /IF P Z:azemised—l agreed with Kr. Wibos that the lop *. might lam htly essidosed the den I had heek is the barren, and bad men White soon after he was W. I was mad by Dr. VIM& to mks a glass of wins, all re. Mr. Cann, a games, did set roam is Mr. Wasea's There wee so man& bans the pulpy state tl ia r Monies and the indammatios. Be bad weir heard at son as giros hare. Creammenard : This is m plain m a pke-etaff. (Lugar.) Mr. Billies. also a wargeon, wee of minim that the pulpy atom deseribed had se mamba with the indammaties of the Men Bs had never Dare heard of en a then as Mr. Wilma's. Chnezamised : It he very ism =at iadammaties Wass In Mersa injuries meal derik. Is berm end snide Am ma a green Many them is say ether Mesa i= r te came basal inameties. Mr. examined —I have been the medal evideass. lll" :l it b say spanks wpm the bets stated that the pulpy male of the asides was sot mused by a lama ties elm of the mods daring the inistion el mest, bat rot it was the ran of deeempeatias. rh i ate sever beard as knows ef as bran is whir a sone had laseran itselfby eciateram. Judy*, tress the bets Mated, sad isst lasing aging of the senditatkon of s e ra ' ad, I snot say bow disease of the hem had hem ems* bat I do sot think the papinem of the mass add have nes from the legging ! I think it 'marble the tensed mad has bees nerd with dimmed or leeward made, as he walked net sad named. nor the aggleg. the men sets ilmeribei. era bated that this witness beeught an ens kr libel again a Mr. Wakby is 1211, sad remain • media kr 100 L) Crememeased—l do sot harre titser et the stun me the malt of the ins the resat of my am szporionee, Itt i th that the makes debar of Yr. Day or Kr. Wilms can be morn. I believe it impends a mane could aerate iteelf by its ma eentsram. I road be surprised to lad insamatios of the piers isa penes dogged severely. I lays some messed any games severely legged, bat I lave ftegsesay IMS4II edam apnoeas, which enable as to form the spires I have sow glen Mr. Gathrie, lets redder of the Collor of SWIMS, who was next wad, stated that he never gam as opinion without easing the ease with name to which he was gasidesal. Dr. odd, professor of pbydoloff. and morbid anatomy at King's College, stated that he had heard Mr. Briny Cooper's evidanea, and agreed generally is hie minima. The Attorney-General : Ham you hard the maim ghee by Mr. Guthrie ? (Laghter.)—Dr. Todd: I ham, and I think he is very wise. (Lighter.) Mr. Baausioat, surgeons, agreed with the amt whines la the opinion they held manias the m e m of the pulpy state of the sucles. The plaintiff 's having besa then closed, Ti. damp Gomel replied is es ebb tz;t =iwhisk espied ass her sails half is the deal of Set trial, he en, wee a man of the intern Is hh nat. for it set wily lavolvoil hie Ml= rester an pines Is his cam ef earoser, bat alma his Masse he held that ASO isether. The lin empiaised of were bleilt sad beis ensegh, but the stair the jamillistime pot apes the rest* ais be peeved, mama them mash blush an this snit if *NM miss pagan The Junin* natively at sensteill the dolmen's ran* visa tim arisktel Ma thmead nes wares thaa it hal an It was a in whisk saki for the largest saint of damps (they was. ley at USK). ix e d ir he trust roada t nadon d jury r e yz ik omi: reo zet ag lrerelt pvesoaua . The Lord Chia Ben barley stimmd up rather briefly, the jury, after 25 minutes' coneultatios, found a verdict ter the plaintiff--damagee 3501. With this case them sittings terminated. The London strap aomasa, at Guildhall, at 10 o'clock this (Than- INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—lrsemssix. Brim Mr. Ocesaisioser law. Ix as 1111111SIUS SAMO.—Disoourrnto. This hiseisist, whose ease eengismi mare then Ave hours, ins aggss_ ... __/ .. 1 A .a ,d Xr.,...._Oesiin fir Xmas &sett, shoe helots, . and asgmerted Xr. Labels. Theadeneglaint was the it erellexe had Is.. ehodad ad oldie dissent Otero Ms of ezehasge. The twat- _ was s &mind esusdides areal , and lately • igen% sal Ind ihdt Is letters of allotment .ad rail way ei.se. His ashes inoseded 6,000 L, sad his daimons" them 4 5 •061, ease stylish he slagged were " good," bin es maselnstisa they ad as. mess Is be available to say sew alderabis elitist It appeared hem the mass of 'Aimee given that the imams, who had very stylish apartments is Regent-street, had been otesested in some bill treamilins with a servos, mimed Snipes, sew is prism, and Is. biiL and soblylieesse. thelt,theyhsoldiesmandewo Memel the inestrest a saga of seen o si on nr. Imam Newton. of 14, IleadiMpare, Grays-bes, igi his • character, whisk 111 skim se entertain a good of his. Newton Ins • eredNisr. sad ultimately sot payment of his debt by • sale of Illagesn's ellsets m a_ *min in the Broadly court. Mr. 1. credit= advent ' ma lty s: .. lir. stated —Xis lus ce rt tb. an vplisi4sa Es&tors, Newsome, a Ginn t iodide& Ix . Tele had b•-• Sr.- = - 1; 3 -W Awg;d tbrowieg inures Imre, . foe the tor v.' 111110 it POSI Soots Tb.' Or vbss mitts& coavirdion of die offenders. The first information gives about the prism: was from a lad who happesed to pass at the mognsat sad identified him as the pesos he boil men rameediag see of the desks by the Host o f a tondle. - He wee she IMMO hon about the pre mises on the ~Jag belles the sobbery. The pd. inner, after the prelim otississilsa, seat for Mr. Sobeelbred Me the .4, ad odd that if be wean deal eatly with him. be wean Koine all about the marry. Mr. lisheMbeed mimed, sod Me Risser said that he bed mid • 101. sae to a Jew, when nem be did as knew. Kr. liebeellwed sakes Ina bow be gel Me the modem, and be said that he amend himself is a thithole ekes to the hose, until as opportunity eared tot him to gat in by the limn ream, sad dial be made Ills awe by the window of W reosiving now whisk he bed epson. He had sea coaled 341. is the duet bia of the boom where he lodged. Oa searching the phis no statemeat hosed oat te be fem. The mart with whom the prisoner lodged „brought to lb. Bchoolbeed the 101. note prodwook with to, sovereigns ad a half, whisk he said he bid hood is a nom t i a t h e b oc k of Li glom, to which the primmer had aomes.—Ths prisoner was teDy meamiteal be trial. Art or To noose upon sun Queen.—J. Thompson, with a umber of ahem, and Elisabeth Henderson, alias Mother, were Wily essubsed, charged with attempting to nab mosey hymn, Quota and several of the nobility by mesas ef logeog kens. Kr. Wry — raed the primers to be sat for throe maths to brad labour, being the utmost paniament he could MHO, at the sense time obserging that sera persona ought to be promenad at the swims. MARLWROIIOH-13TREZT. —Arms mess 'Bod. awe.—O. Fos, W. Dash aad J. Hunt, three senses be longing to the fired banilea of the Begin Palm Chords, were charged with beteg bunk and monks a distartieses la Ozford-airest J. Waits= mid that on the previa= slag be was in Oxford-stress, whim his @Meath. was ailed to a molt, BOP. retathee the three delhatieffile i , et the mew of Charles sown. He sew no seines like off their belts and begin striking oat left and tied, alba every passim who chanced to come within their nub. Witness romesstrated with them, whet ho was told net he sisal& be served the gangs. Several posses ia the meted embevesredi to get the belt. away from thew hat send set .and. Wilms called the polies, and misled the esogiabige is esoneybg them to the shim The phonon innerly drank gad INES like madmen. —B. Abgehesse stated On he sew a 'mod ;f t people at the carom d Clerks street, soli the prisossosfigh ting them. Wham maw a &Alb. um go up Haar 1 :1 base him down. The crewel then Awed roma& the others. and busked thus down also. The snare then pallet off their belts, ad week oat fa salfelehogo The mob toilets& them bz pr ear i i them teal sasses —A mosenis said the pri sows to be using their bin Is eatelehsee. The promos said they wore the sortern 1 24 }1.7 were but smelted, and mad their bells is They were knocked down by the seebr sad wore severely in ajured by being kicked and trampled apes.—Mr. Hardwick handed than over to the sergeant is be taken to their bar racks, where they will be tor being drunk. - - 11017THWAlii.—Omizen or Ansow.—.7. and W. 800 !lard, ehmemmemgen, formerly= re baldness at 443, ISM II- charged with wrong Ara The chief evidence has already appeared in this paper. Inspector Yates raid that after the Are he west to limftakeffeetrimt and head a box at Kr. Paulus's, withal eseitheed • earthy of wearing apparel bekeging to the phewWh roes Seellard.—Mr. Cotting ham emeallted the Omani trr TH/Llllll.—llithcmirenD TinarsJOALS.—lleVell per m= were shirred with mineeilseamtle pima without licesse.—The parties eon~ ef.f.W.Pureth, Bliss Ptirvis,lsis wih la m = of about ten years step ; end, a dog, ales is custody, the prisepal aerastlem ; Slim J. Dwrsessa.ths owner of the " dog ;" J. llars;b, " trawAsoas A. Andersen, m a d J. gs Zt : ;; r li B J up =d; proved „i T. Wilson, E. Steed the aullicrity dfha assinisain warm the Polies AM to pressed seasam the hem. Hateliffidghway, as a pkes where rimmed theaidethowere carried ce. Me Asked the plan Merit es the pearithe eight, and paid a emu/ he ad- Weiss. The pithe was oar eel by men, manna, mad al& do a el the himalthet elms sad a east of drama was performed latemiagled id& doming sad mining. There MIS back sad Me mime% deep ewes, mad Atlas aneaptements of a theatre—Tee ether Mows meal that they lied on several oweisms withered dramatis re:themes., fa the place. They had cantiseed Purvis, the manages, is masegoemer of wasplike, made by the pagers beams ot the mew* who olisteuted the way is hart of the theatre. — Mr. Pelham, seder the company completely meddles, undies& to plied far them. He said they erred in igne ranee, amd IMP met at all aware that, in catering to the drama* tastes el the Allay they were violating any law. The peribenethees emmelosil main offensive, and, as far se viereality wee SIMMS& it was rarely better to Mee ponces enjeyleg themosives—and, in however low a demo, indulging - thelemedeelve powers at such • place— then indalging la the Ira ilehamtheides which other roods la the mime neigkliondised eessmneged. The whew Hamm here attempted to address the wort —Mr. Pelham : Pray held year temithe wiles you give it • kreseli hem Hemle.—Mr. Merton : Let him speak thou as the Ghost of these departed genes and tell us of their Ileality.—Barthat : mast eve up the ;host if my dog is takes from ms.—Mr. He must be a clever animal if the hills describe him truly. It seems he can do say thing.—Berases : Lord Mess you, air, the bids were only pat up for attraetion ; all he can dee, poet fellow, is to Pump through a loop. He and I were engaged for t h at. I hope you won't be bar d en Mr. Norton—The law required, and very properly, that no dramatis perfrrnasaces should be exhibited which had not the imastion of the Lord Chamberlain. He would take into theount the deem of the performances, which had been &tweed by the constable, and also the propriety ex. bathed by the audiences. He could not, however, slaw the offence to go unpunished, but ca a strict promise that it should not be repeated, he would reduce the penalty m regarded Purvis iron 201. to so many shillings, and would line Mr. and Mrs. Sparks. Mr. Pelham: Pray, sir, don't flee Mn. Sparks ; see how she weeps. Mr. Norton: Perhaps 'tie what Mafia ally a ay of players. I mud Sae them ia the small sum of 55., to show them that the/ cannot carry an each practices with impunity. Mr. Pel ham, : Perhaps, air, as they are going to give up the stags, you'd allow them to have their paraphernalia, or, as they are called, properties, which they wish is dispose of to pay the Sae. This minim was acceded to. RAILWAY NEWS.-WEDNESDAT. with.- 1111111111N08.—lanios AND DIAMOZD.-Si ma t Onwevel Mortives.—Loh, . 14.--Jolin W pesibled.—The reghise Feb ef shareholders was MO wrereneff. Mr. G•nan, reed en antheet of the espied aerust. The expenditure to the 30th Jaw, 1040, was 1.177,6321. 10s. ; sad de the haltyear to the 31st Dee., 1848, 92,6171. 13s. 18., aaiZag a total of 1.170;200I. Ir. 18 . —ln auwer to wedges from sharsialders. the Chairmen stated that the cost of the railway would emend the esti. mated eon. The exam wee wasiihrable, but consisted Welly Oche extra met of the kind him* whet bad been eriginaUy estimated. The throne bed tropissuy bed le My for land beyond what they thought remenahb. The amount which bad been paid for landead tiompethetithe was 387,0001., but intim absence of the =gloms be was toshiete lay how mash that exceeded the estimate. He belleveithat the mean under this head of expenditure wee omy ithwidler• able. The amowits as read were, on the moths of the CHAIRMAN, ascended by Mr . GOODMAN , approved and adoptod.—W. lasagd, Fag., the direstor who retired by rotation, eru as was also Benin En., the retiring awlitor.—The Onauusast the= that a dividend of U. per &are, len income tax, for the half-yr.r ended on the list Dec. 1848, be deleted payable on the 48th lath Agreed to. TheCnanusue said that the next dividend to be declared would be 21 10s. per share for the half year.—This being the whole of the bedews before the meeting, Mr. Wane noved • wile of Amin le the chairman and the ikon= he their nukes, whisk was sosorded and responded to by the chairman, and the meet. fag broke ap. TINNY AND SAIINDNISPOOT AND Sons W Amok—Cow rel lbstisag.—losados, Feb. 14.—W. Chadwick*. ~ latheße chair. The eseestery read the following Mot t — The pew seat well, is summeised in amordases with the eat of per- Visa% awl set thee year direeten have anything new to eimodesSe. i'Mheld pasedenornareinnresedatthebaltyearly general semis ia Magi net, that ming wesllkely to Iss dam he two yews ia nerd to making the line, and that then it would depend ism the pogrom ids in the 1 esastradisa of the Seeds Wales Railway. It is a mum of peat milseina to year Mikes to see railway pe- PIM Faun? ispitto, as tie alms can nisi the directors ef *a Is Walls MN to sake calls on their presentees to seamiele that undertaking. The Pmetecksike Inn end Oael Compare 's blast fur ling will ha in fell week mot moth, and that (sampan purpose esomeaskag the emit et ether Menai lily, by wilt this onapsey mast be Sy ag benefited, whammy the Moe is mei. Your direekee to submit a aliment di imam he the hiyeer Dee. 31, red In refines donee to dam that is Mum the while nestle!eagerdlim biding hires& as paid-up shares (so ilia big now mid en ageeits), will net .:and Mi. per Mom% *ere big se Weis er rent, end bat oiling saes apses te pay; se Set slim* the balance is head is mak wM Ise seideolte meet all liabilities without sali ne igen Ik. sharielaws ail the tine anima fee making Ike am isieesent of the receipts end expenditure el the sow Ploy /sr the brainy aiding Dee. 31, 1848. Da. ?s as fres hat ammo In enema resolved koisea hi the Pea budlike has ad Oral Cratpay, Is Wing lehmeet 17aloa Beak adeposits g 507 13 5 win t5lO Ie I O. str pm, _balance of lutenist to the !!_fake ausast k 83 .110, 47 sad Harb°"' £207 6 I £717 16 6 £339 3 3 debt by •OM 46 10=.04a - . unims s• a usiems. am Nom midway, Weetaisetsr. Mem alanie had addressed the 1511•1111 LlST.—LOttient, FIBRUAILT 14. it, Nolo-Tb. 000laSoas d Nan la lama obsesoias Masai NNW lir. Co'NINgll4Olll Law pave bis_splaisa. The tato tarraakar : liono of limb Mies Wan' Dim Mt. dhow hod boas ended eat et hook alony, atti c = 69 d l ow d olo wen la bees assislooll hyaline ponna It we a soden el 4140‘ Bet • Best di' De. New 601. l3 10d. e, soh th s bound to Mart Woodsmen le BlL•weLk IML OIOO hid 34 ' De. Rew 18. 407 .-- . to la. a hug osad. to t r oist r atistpr ii 10 Do. Okbe. Tends. U 911. IT. WWII% who had been examined, denied that he had I.* atrosuiwoos. ass i lb ' t l i it. ridr k ,; 7, : hi d* tad azyttiag of the insolvant but what was wholly true. 1 9 1 .*-_,,h 0 2 _-_• 1 :- mil on a Do.D.PIII. IN. His Ewan referred se the evidence pins by ow of the u d=r 64 1 6 7, ‘ ' 4, 1 , a ei penis elts" sad said he saw so masa to inn it. 6 5 , his s e at, S. : Mat li fait es the wows Nu • asset * slats the pedal sr Nowak 10 and zags% •13 118. 11 M ..066.2. 44 SO Ineate‘ leo ea odOemtema l *lMlthe•Prids9 M i zawcanai nfr* U . :: Vite. Hil ft/ r t. K. Pr . = al w isa lelok was ablated tooy Mr. Cooke asusons.- HL w ' onanau -. 241 6 10 IDoow • nain now, however. goseot as the insolvent was ti prima, NI 1)6.9 4 961 ..ii=1: M 46 I Do. ..71 IA beet adjoereasst Wpkt be allowed.-Atkinned for a 5 1 0 ' Dirit=sak7l,77l°e no m ~ ... -.in 3 soi • toe , Do. ... /W.... 11118" 10 , moor a NoNfood El 91 26 00 1 Do. Miaow .... in 904 Seim the Mid ONualalkaw. 16 , De. Ix is Osoices Roes. -Tau iflua-nr-Law Boom. DIMMI M ' 5."7 04 1 123 DI jo Pi *1 i Ws which has hen bens the public lar sone Simi, u I D .. , a , : 1 MML . 1 es Tesedey at the &In* the wart. The If be. • , I teVirawier = reheat, whaled hosaanaspar of the Heima•Law Society li. o ihr . •• L IN•rak lto el been sons ties fa the Qassa's Poises, awl now "1 2 uiLi alaa aa o ur t i 6 .. " , Do. r a mewing cedar. bis saes karts/ besa sin aloe No. IF. r. . 6. .... ..dill e, lei he bk Munroe aids.. The spogNsitioa woo aot le De._ _ Bee•B•st., _ . an d° .. opossil.-Nr. Nand, appeared far OM bishmit, sad Mori l A N r, n ra'Ar: .7::Eirryi Inr a jwili., .101 01.3. Ist Ls was 90 yews se es en d had less dl assails in 0 bi. la. lleer ssi sI. Tasoeseser.iiia: p i % Yon -Bias NOINOW, _ the et the pie% end IL gamedre4 4l46 o 2l B o4 124. E t i t= 16 tasiabamort be Mil 1 1 * 8 111 41211 . 4 . ir k -- a -• CH bd. sa Do due Isr Goa id the lassiwat was saint to be hualabis. as Daasserisar.bra lit IN t ' Niro rkspripoo Id. a Dol a Gia d or i ga i d ad. II BM 10 1 41.1WWw• l qi ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. 1 B i. fi rfn eh:r 44 • 4 i at i l l i t a lim an ta d tir4 , 4 „ : k. NOBTalliN cutcurr.-ux wpm, Fn. 19. 21 MIA Ali ... Tpc anus conahrion for North Lassoahhe woe opened a aof . Ole. If. le Do • •- • New. 6p. lik 3 11 4 . t Unease es Today evosiap, by Mt. Bens Aldus= ft scow, essa.inc. it 1. Naailaialr. deo * ; ad Mr. Jude. Odeldge. The Woad, swain twenty. Reouranditsweste 6 Do Oa .sees... s a rt Icelhas . 91 101 I D o , d o Niiki l io, .• - -1. , sr phones he fiat The suet swim al the *Mow Li 666.46. A dd „ia 6 u anu d asporw • in Illgoll is sismileasUir ; the ant is aspen* that of Do. 1111 Ce. it y 9Da Hakes lWp. x iambs earrosive whinate con the poem et a hash, with Da • • • • 240 1,0 10 111 D D: B oeweiley ow.p.v 16 Dolt to de her beolibt harm Of the weesisig pion os, U We 1 8 & 1 Do• Nees . .... • d. • kid toes Was an aimed with eases, apahstihe paws 36 ...... 64 67p. 6 =My cO4 si we. is Wades wesenos at ni annul with ens. &a, * Do. a doe wpm, el' Whims sad aiwoyng pink "thiaws. 24 eh 'Alt .17 ; ityt t y a 4: 1 6 °6 •-• 16 . ar el wane entered , h wry limited, sea are say et thew of co D o , ir. Noah ~. , WTI 1 auk path* lanes as foz as cosi& be somefensi up to _lll Mc 0 0 108 - •• •• • No., 2 Ette . vs: I" L ea time this asesday) mains. NI Do ........ au do , U Do Nowl l4 8 do 311 r 3 Man. Do. do Amt 41 to p Hu m .... 103 106 Det.66.0411, 14: 0 4! i KINDLESS' 1518810N8.-TleranDAT. IS Ds. a dam ......, 611_1 18 100DWaka......... i 192 Woe mr. esossat mum seis s ten west sithstaretse. Ili Ds. i=a• • •• •tr j, 8../...,sete a tn•J m l e; as. Assam* ST • Bonana.-J. , s Wan to the u" I• e. mod , mtai, l2 - 12 2 ., 5 2 r" . " ... 0d0 .id, 21 ," WO TINOMMIe ins *Meted ter Ann holt se ramesure IT so weer rag Is Mgr rbe hob din Case appeared la sus pager SI Ds. as .......... .. 12 10d. 11 Do. 0... ...... ... XI) Is Ida Mows said that wheelie os=t l l gamic IL .. .os iissno dem .... : i si 2 „ i ns .6. 5. , sue si =with s sessrade, oc tlo 4 =l Jean M % saki" dna@ a l e KZ ben • ::: ... .. is yos. W a n pair et lobsters." His sobs • 111017, ei as - N Yara. a re a o. Is Ow! who be (phone) told his that tie a* It soon- Ls 'Do •••• .... ._ et likeetDrole 8 . mai Jr Ma, up= whisk she has* a pin al bear over P D a:: - . IL .v. To .a ..,,jm his Jr waded% ralselass his manlier lasts." as Demesne "e Doll - nott i i b ll: ii dada pe liw a l is eag mae loon hoe ha tb u ki t iih! :, t zt th e rrg ak ei a t. s re j.k 6.6,1 u co 6 swab a Look old 211666 ..111 - 18 Ida ea the best ;a the pot. Tore win** 11.117 M 0 Do. Rea ~.. . ....is 2M. fears to 1 11 I Is support tin serenest. The jury heed Ilos Maim 1 , frs zdis iesPenr, I Aodo•Iddloo 14 Mt guilty. Mr. Rath (Mr. thrlasst Alma bad bit do UP' 6 . d e . == l l 0 NI r i i chair) Yid that talc* tab amiisialha AOa ohms- 1 ve. apes* Ilasalsa. 1 1110. stamen ammo' with ths am" be the Judas • 1 law. 6 1, 1 T I ismssers al ow. of this are world be net by the dahaisM hasp seat to A. Due Orr . a to 1 Ditto S I pima kir a week.-Instonso asa~. Thom oa4 Us. 9 so Do awes W Imam d Mau •a 1 6 WOAD Odom li BCOIIII7 1 1 118 lode doe Lows-- IS P OLICE.---YZMIDAT . - Do do, .. ...... - le NO Wawa MOM 8 9 pub sal Otkoas tae It L.& B. 1 Iwo mo d D oom , NOW.IITRBET.-Cartou or Boaakkite. -J. P. H•lo- 1 ig : ;,,,,,%-•:•••-• • i i 13 ri t i gid ar.b..4 i = =g m re. mil butt iimp_lrttlt bomb/ am- 0 paw assrei;ii:i. Nombre os6 Nemo .111 61 a sad slam at do Miaulawalt ot Num 10 nanas..we 8 • ep. 9 Tam on o meow, I CO., Ample at Tallsobainaeararoad is 1 1 I *- 1 .&•4 1 11: ro. 1 west inns tio eh es s Ass le had bessulL to 888 _blio d =L The Int imannatija4nred la Ime W RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. Os W isseibm..abott 2 Ahab, a light bdas avows 31138POSID 01P NT IN.AIIBIIIIIIII. etearved is Ow Of the Plowieellise shop W • he Mahn M. May. cad de goe iinatexhisa it toes disweersdthat °Bll6 ars , th• laalwake MI Tatiohke, and Lama* sad N a d i • ham mareluit, ma that Use several Waist% ftwasixt et bong i i p i m a md_ai w ati ra islinho lli = lad bias hoed *pm end waT, ISO shaft irises sesgiieit trith. ea, e m a i l la asamassees at srldab ea pra- Laacashin, sad Cheelthe Jo a nna rues tewss to sal sr haw , paha= Ong • el Ma he the spyeehmata eat M.); ONO *Sit ; dailies . -. . Pai t329 I 3 Amisat of latirest wimosl3 paid to sham WWII . t 195 It 3 /.324 13 10 Among paid Wary to Soastary Do. Iltadosay DIX /Avert Jim De. Do. ri llor 2ellese ta Sept.l), Do. Daft billa draws loe as Lot es. comae doss yeedby the Smeary 4013 13 o Salaam in bandeatHeakies t 147 3 3 ---- Do. laretary --- £ll3 14 $ i ti 0 13 19 $ 11 11 6 £717 16 6 The report laving been adopted, and the regist - MOfpro: p•in authenticated by the common seal of the company, William Chadwick, John Disney, Caleb Norris, and C. B. Viskerman, Bain., were selected &Motors of the coin pany, and A. Ironmonger, Esq., was re-elected an auditor of the company. Meats having been voted to the chair man, the meet separated. DIITFRYN AND LLINVI VALLIIT.—SpItiai Mooting of Sharehokiert.—Bristol, Feb. 14.—Rev. R. Knight in the °hair. The menthe was held in compliance with th e fol lowing circular:— ' We, the undersigned proprietors of the Old Darya, Llinti and Porthcawl Railway, and holders of paid-up shares in the New Llinvi Valley Company, request your attendance eta meeting of all perdu interested in the said first-named =dunking, whether as shareholders or mortgagees, t.) disease and determine upon the propriety of muting to or opposing a bill whisk the directors of the Llinvi Valley Company have given notice it is their inten tion to lay before partisans t in the ensuing session. Alto to devise and adopt suck measures as shall insure to the old proprieton for the time to come such a share in the management of their Mere property as shall be pro portionate with the amount ofentigre signed eapitaL"—This circular was most influentially by proprietors, among whom were Lord Dunraven 0. R. Talbot , Esq., M.P., The reporters attended as ;mud to report the proceedings, bat their presence was objected to by the majority of the shareholders present, and they were directed to withdraw. The following outline of the proceedings has however trans pired : From the statements made during the meeting by several proprietors, it appeared that there was originally a working railway, called the Dolan and Portheawl Railway, a short line, but wall situated, lying in the heart of the mineral dist rict of Olasnorganshire. The construction of this line cost about 92,0001., of which 60,0001. was paid up capital on original sham, and the remaining 42,0001. capital raised on loan notes. The Rae was a paying one, yielding about 10 per cent. to the proprietary. In the year 1846 it was pro posed by some Influential and powerful companies in the neighbourhood that there should be a Llinvi Valley Rail way, and a compsny wee thereupon formed for that pur pose, with a ested capital of 2 , 00,0001. Proposals were made end eseed to that there should be an amalgamation of the new Llinvi Valley Company with the existing Duffryn and Polkaed Company upon the principle that the Dultyn and Portoawl Company should be paid 3,0001. in cash, and should receive for every 1001. of their capital stook flee shares of 201. each in the Lliavi Valley Company. An act of parliament far the amalgamation of the undertakings was weed, which provided that twelve directors should be ap• pointed of the new company to four directors of the Duffryn and Porteawl Company. It was complained that, by this arrangement, the old company was completely swamped, 11d was further alleged that the twelve directors of the DOW company were chosen out of three large freighting com panies. It was further complained that by an unfortunate oversight it was provided that each share should entitle the holder to one vote at a general meeting, without there being any provision made that each share should be paid up, in consequence of which the members of the new company, who had only paid up a few pounds per share, rescued as much power as the Duffryn and Portheawl shsreholders , who had paid up all their saltiest. It was farther stated that the 200,0001. nominal capital of the new company was Mail, not more then 22,0001., haying been paid up, and it was likewise that the expenses et mm meement had been enornionslylureemd ; that the gempaers lases were increased • and that feems the day of amalgamation the new company Lad been the mem of the old was paay. A very dimmed= awed, and a series of resolutions ems hem the sheds, but ultimately the meet ing adopted time Mote - - - . That the dime=d *; Lll•vt Valley Lamy Onmesey to re. =y ragereled le epeeist • ftaWea et disk My to meet • als appleled their ae mad diet Mime Pamir, rag, the I. Meet KAM ma see ethir• le tie ft.. a• hos tile sietthe Ibr the wpm el dreamt p ala te this day diseetwed yea the Wolin elate ad the elopay. flanks we Asa sots* to aistrmait. sad dm nesting separated. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—Yon‘Niswounn, Awn Bazwicn.—The directors have published copies of the capi tal and revenue aossrants of this lino, fee the half year ending the 31m of Des, ISA and also a statement of receipts and paymmts in meet of the capital created for the Great North of From the maim scormat it appears t hat .= 144,6791. 3s. ed. muds, to the credit of the , oral* after deducting the rants of the Groat North of and Hartlepool - linos, wlll be more than adetarle to payment of a dividend after the ram of 7L permed. pw annum m the capital of this under taking now a shied to dividend ; bat the directors are of linithat it would not be pendent to declare a hither eklend than six per mat. upon the pretreat cession, which would loam a m of 25,1271. b. Od. to be added to the hemsr reserve, the total amount of the reserve fund 69,7771.95. lid: In acardanos with the intimation pre viously given, the directors also give statements of the traffic accounts of the Newcastle and Carlisle and the Maryport and Carlisle Railwap front the time they took management to the 31st December L a st, showing a loss of 1,0241. Bs. Id. by the Ave months' working of the for line, and of 195 L 4s, 9d. by the throe months warldag of the latter. Notwithstanding this result the directors my their opinion is not Mongol as to the m pedieney of accepting the lams of both *see lines. The ehalkoetal of the Nowastio and Oarthis Company is . ; sad their larrowid sighil doss not mood 61 Amain to the toms wpm whisk it is pr. , pored to has. the railway, a rant after the rata of el. per cont. per a nion qea the share mild is to be paid for throe pars compnMi tom the let of July last, and of 71. per cent. attar the oxphadce of that period ; and the directors are saddled that a lasso upon these tams must prom advan =to the lames. Is the mimosa of working the lino deduction has already boa anted, whisk, if it had soma tato awed= drabs the Ivo maths over whisk the assent onleads, Imola (sop the dtrosliss) ham_prodneed a =lashed of a has upon that swan T swank upon Alston abs east of midrib is imbibe la the above stated calttol, lea g, pot to be !might into widda sad mot to the rovosas. With regard to the it tie po mid s• ion dig as an oddiuset to the Emma and Cartheallas is of ispirtsmat, from its alkellies a dime esemessisetion with das Irish Sea. Alm*lslw eelsse tared into to earn goal sad aka Er shipment at that pat. BLAOIRALL tox.—The uterine of the Blank wall Railway to Saw is now somplots. T e anima= of the assampmat men the pima 'moths with the Ossetian at Ilhelited, is elm sample W, That per • ties el the estoodes is =rested, be reedy he tads sett t meth of N Wham dm lino will be warble vas, 'utast of f iwitary engines. The ahem by of the pigs has pissed a surplas of between throe or bar tin asst tins of Ina in rails, doe., is the Mau Otte reaspany. The ropes that worked the trains 100 tons each, composed of iron wire twisted. MONEY MARKET. WZDN7ADAY EVINDIC The pay day his peeled over quietly, and specula tion thus reinforced by oonfidence has been carried on with the same animation as before. Cords opened at 94k to buyers for mosey at the first, and for time at the latter quotation, but subsequently underwent a slight decline, with the market rather weak. The report, or appearinoe, of the circular of a Liverpool house, addresied to their correspondents is the United States, in which it is stated that the Russian govern ment were preparing to despatch no less than ten millions sterling worth of gold to this country, changed the state d affairs however. The intelligence produced quite an effect on the Stock Exchange, in which there became quite a rush to buy stock, so that fOr account Consols rose to 941 buyers. Upon in =in the h4hest quarters connected with St. burg the absurdity of such a report was made manilist however, and the market sobered down cas- Mem*, so that Consols were reduced to, and quoted ihr a short period at, 941 to 1. The fall was mate rially assisted by the sales of Hebrew opa for a tins. The same parties then reversed their open dens, and after giving freely in options for the "call° et stock, commenced purchasing largely for aceonat, and to some but a less extent for messy, the result of which was the recovery at the official close of Wainer to 94; to 1 far money, aid 941 buyers for time. After the re gular business hours, it remains to be noted, three y h rt es tione were not entire' maintained. Reduced left off 941 to 1. -a-Quarter per bents., 951 to t. Long Annuities, 9 1-18 to k March Exchequer Bills were lower, at 425. to 445. prem.; the June Bills, 465. to 495. prem. India Bonds, 51s. to 535. prem. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. India Stock, 247 to 9. The high price, of the funds have latterly brought some South Sea Stock to market, of which a parcel to-day obtained 102. There can be no doubt, should public securities maintain their present advanced values, or a reason able approximation to them, that advantage will properly be taken of it at the Treasury to reduce the rate of interest on the Exchequer bills falling due next month, from 21d. to lid. per diem, and that the bills maturing in Jane next, now c rrymg interest at 2d. per day, will be similarly dealt with then. The market has been quite prepared for this alteration for some time past, as was noted on a former occasion, when the premium en the bills de clined upon the first report of what was likely to take place. The dealings in foreign stacks were of a somewhat more active description than yesterday, but without the character of a speculative movement in any stock in particular. The transactions in Spanish, which were the most freely dealt in, left the Fives little bet ter at 181 to I, the Threes 30 to j, Passive 41 to I. Portuguese 26 to 8, Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Costa improved to 60 to 1, the Fours to 791 _to 80h. Bel gian 80 to 2. Russian 108 to 110. Meta. were 251 to t. Peruvian 48 to 50. New Granada 15 to j. Venezuela 19 to 21. Buenos Ayres 26 to 7. Bra !Man 80 to 2. Chilian in advance at 93 to 6. Ecu ador Bonds 3to A bargain was done in Austrian Fives at the low price of 79. The report about the ten millions sterling amiss from Russia may be safely treated as ea absurdity. Bat the cause airdned in the u Liverpool Circular" referred to is even more absurd still, for it stake that such a large despatch was making by the " Emperor of Russia under the =ninon that the value of gold may be ecrionsly " by, of coarse, the immense supplies coming forward from California. On that score, the Em peror of Russia may assuredly keep himself easy for mem time to come. The immense store in the vaults of the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul is not likely to be so soon disturbed to such an extent on that head. It is not improbable, however, that, in the usual course some remitta n ces of gold may be com ing forwar d to this country, and to Hamburg, to the latter principally perhaps, for the payment of dividends on Russian stock falling due next month ; and it may be more advisable, per haps, to remit gold than bill., or credits, from the comparative state of exchanges. The last advice§ from Hamburg reported an advance in the price of gold, which at 437 per mark found buyers, though before sellers. The impression gained ground again to-day that the Bank directors, at their weekly board to-morrow, might resolve upon reducing the minimum rate of interest. The motive to such a step, it was argued, would be to assist the ternary in the contemplated diminution of the rate of interest on Exchequer bills; also, perhaps, to aid in making such a money market that some reductions in the rates of interest on one or other class of public securities might be safely ad ventured upon by the government. But which are those securities P The following statement, prepared and condensed from various official returns, will be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indicated, both positively at the date of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with re turns for corresponding periods. The aggregate average of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, according to the returns last collec tively compUted for all the banks of issue stood, for the four weeks ending the 27th of. January this year, as follows : Bank of England 518,307,366 Private Banks. 3,821,382 Joint Stock. 2.624,446 Irish Banks 4,674,739 Bootch Banks 3,032,873 Total circulation—weekly leverage £32,190,805 I For the four weeks ending Dec. 80, 1848 111,054,021 lame" lan. 27 The increase waa_thus composed on balance : Bank I of England more, r,281,6ea. ; private banks more, 144,6391.; joist-14ra banks more, 57,3321.; Irish banks less 102,8941. ; Scotch banks less, 243,9541. The fi xed issues of the private banks being 14,816,4;61., it follows they were below the amount 1,164,0741. The fixed issues of the joint-stock banks being 3,409,9871., it follows they were below the amount 785,5411. The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 6,354,4941., it follows they were below the amount 1,679,7551., with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,645,4631. besides. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they were below the amount 64,3371., with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,013,9041. bean. The average of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England daring the four weeks ending the 27th ult. was 16,014,7531.; increase on the preceding re tarn, 197,5661. The average of specie held by the Irish banks daring the Name term was 1,645,4631. ; increase on the previous return, 49,5691. The average of specie held by the Scotch banks during the same term was 1,013,9041. ; decrees% 12,9711. The yearly comparison shows the following differ ences in the circulation : Priva Dank at Unkind kr £770,040 te /wake—lase 96,818 Joint doek—more £69,591 Irish tenke—kwe 649,177 Scotch Becks—kw 128,150 1,541,725 Deduct joist mica bias DOMANI ci tie yesr balsam £1,454130 The coin and bullion comparison stands thus : Bonk at England—snare, Jan. 27, 1644 £2,022,481 Irkle bake—lees Scotch boaks—kss ekes 87,976 Ins OW as beam% Zsa. 27,1649 £1,934,303 The Lords of the Treasury have come to a de cision :effecting the memorial of the London, Liver pool, Manchester, and Glasgow houses interested in the sugar trade, and which we printed some days since. They have sent down a minute to the Com mimioners of the Customs ordering that the board will instruct their officers to make no change in their former practice se regards Benue; sugars, and that the great mass of sugars will, therefore, be admitted at the same duties as heretofore—that is, at 13s. per owt. ; but that with regard to each portions as are of finer quality, on which the higher rates of duty have hitherto been charged, in conformity with the provi siesta of the act of 1846, and subsequent acts regulat ing the duties on sugar, the same practice mast of ewes be continued. In pursuance of this order direo- 1 thee to that effect have been lamed by the Commis sioners of the Customs to the principal officers at the enema poets and places throughout the kingdom, u well se at the pert of Loam Irk Oak In ICLow'3C. et. Jr. xp. 00. 10 . 99 SO is eto, isitiatir yea. no. Jas. 0. 249 =to. ZISKIk la 1 pM•aks Stock, luz for Ace. . 19(1 ono. Rif Acec. IN *. ... 3m" M 43 42* adus,49, /. 300 . 4 4 .. ma . I '6, 42 • 2d.. Jim 49 Ditto. moot 2 0, MR* 4 1 3; Mi FU 2d. tdJ-un_e, 49 1 I Oiot. 10 Bond Bondi,ll 01d 7 0 s. 79 S pot us. Brazilian Bonds, 816 DW loot, Sisal, Ed 6 I per OR Boom Ayres Beads, PS 26 per Not. Due& Wexler Ms., 1 row Ct. Orem& Deferred Boa, 6 per Ct. 11e11e5e,1366, 261 6 Ditto, Amt., Yet% 15. 14 I 61,Wet. - Peruvian We., fper 404 04. openleh T. keit Noy., 1240.15. I 8 Ditto,Aomunt, /six 2 4 .184 Fula. I b. reeetTe W. 41,4 ref.. Bds., hoi per Cl. cnezueten Bch.. Par Oest. Dutch Nub , 12 Gut, 80 2 4 per Vt. Dutch certif.. 19i 80 ESTATE 0! REID, IRVING, AND CO.—The icepectore of Rum Reid, Irving, and Co.'s estate have recommended the payment of a further dividend of 6d., making altogethee &distribution of le. 6d. in the pound, and it appears to be anticipated from the late improvement in the colonial pro. duce markets that conaiderable assets may yet be realised from the sale of sugar properties and other resources, some little time will be neweary to render them avtickult for the creditors. There is also a law fund in hard sped. ally applicable to certain dunes of bills, enough to pay sem nearly in full and others a good additional dividend and it expected that this amount will be shortly distributed. PUBLIC 84LBS. - - - 14.—8 y Mr. CaAauts Boarunaut, at the Mart,_ The King's Area' Brewery, Old Castletercet, Whiteeha.;gl wnh oopleat, raeohinery and stls in trade, and 61 freehold, 1e...th01e...a hold pablishaesee attaelad thereto; formerly knows se w 'an Brewery, and now sold pursuant to an order of theOsat of Cheaper", In a muse "Manner / T. Purse ; sold to the plaintiff la the ours far 29,100 f. Mr. GAZDINZA, at Garraway's.—L•maehold estate cola. prg the "Cook " public-house, Chaltca.areet, komerstarn, and eight Mean and timemeata attacked, the whole let at rents producing propert 2611 um, a . Ha per mama, sad held for 30 years unexpired at 2401. per mnd 'aect to lazes ea pert or the y. publie. houe is let to Reid bj and Co. ea leme, ouptrlng 1635, at Wt The . per amna (taeladat in the 2611. 125.), who will edit the lame to the purehmer at 206 1 . per &mum; sold for 3,3001. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—LiTERPOOL, FEB. 14. Thera was a very ex. cited market today, but without any extraordinary advance in mom Primers seem disposed to lay to their storks, and as the arrivah ke sons this. seamy, there to a dlspotitinn to speculate. The sales tndrsweretotlrleapsextant of 30,000 bales, about one-hallo( whisk was cataPawtrfaa. TM advance educe Friday has be en t ea i as t i :i ns Tles Ids& at eettos sold included 10,000 American, 3,000 Massaksiss. 4000 Bahian, and 1,000 Sea blinds, take* spissiodos. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Mei oar Onteigesisats, the Shipping Ossetic." sad "Moyne Ana. nil -0 Hamburg 0 0 floilind. 0 0 , rendes . 0 Lisbon Feb. 15 0 Sydney N.S.W. 0 0 India Aa soliusiii6;:: ii.4:20 nal 0 India Murales e 0 Boston and Ilallfan 11%.111 0 Mezlooa, d Ilsvnansh Fin.2l 0 Went India.. ....... len X 0 . • Dtr. p., =veep, Feb.ATheate Klerk Dikeswattre, FeAk Nadal ladelly, Feb. 11, Hants mant. bi ll u ltaehell• Imi=Arran, , Peb. 11, Peb. New It, Amin, Oirgew, Feb. 13, Dealtirk agievrea,Feb.ll,(llsarente vowed, Feb. 13,0nenwey Hea lid lerthaila=l,omatantdopas Hied*, ,Feb.ll,Rottera. Yik Feb 13, Names Feb. lk Odes= Oitke, Feb H. Cotters Conek, Feb. 14, Widen, N.B. Gallas, Lem. Feb. 14, Galata =LlMisitA, Feb 14, Weds Desk Feb. 14, Cada Omar, Otadend, Feb. 13, Nantes Carla, Ornreend, Feb IS, ClillItt• Dement Otadersd, Feb. 13, Medina Roden, °lnstead, Feb. lk Aalborg disk MCP Feb 11 8t Had Rana, of Bristol, Feb. 13, Odeon Press, Shields, Feb. la, Dunkirk Padnegazalnde, of Dover ica r.s Fanny, Clod, Pd, if, Alexandra Frenesiseneagna, Port= Peb. 13, Rosen Priankid,Pa Peb. 14, lirra rtank,lreb.ll, tannage Oros, George, Graveeend, Feb. 13, St. Übe. Oedemata, of Idad,Peb.l3,odown Glean, ILiagstown, Feb. 13, Lidapool Ileum: Retook Bridgewater, Feb. 11, Nantes Harp, Dublin, Feb. 11, Bordeaux Humber, Shields, Feb.l2, Boulogne Harriet, Hothead, Feb. 12, (for RAJ Humtilty Portuotenta, Feb. 14,01n' lecninsa. Lamp. Feb. H, N. mum J?Benne ' Ci s .„7::.;:ft. l f tell e „= " Jame. at nate, NEU. Pen as, bake Jenne Atueumine,neahlua,Fell.ll,o4in Janus, ,1 Itleastown Feb , . 1 Feb, Noates It, Lintemst tails*elmut, Leotide, Feb. 13, 1. %Una Unotiou., Dirk, Feb. 12, Pare k 7 Levant, Leith Mann, Feb. 1 Clam Loul.e, Portnaionth, Feb. it, its Artdiewater, Feb. 12, Mom' Maid at Moray, Hartlepool, Feb, lg. Mazy, /deem., Feb. It, flalue ßuth.= Mary Stewart, 11recol, Feb. 11,04‘... Mabel. KWH., Feb. 12, Irma Marys, Faha., Feb. 13, lelth Mutual, Feb.lo, _Fundernint Klanstown, Feb. 13, r. Livem. Mai ielkinstance,Gravd.,Fetil4,llo. Maimet, Gravesend, Feb. It Hotta, Marquis/ of Lute, Ornament Feb.l2, Odor Mary ntewart, Bristol, Feb.l3 C Neptune. Deal, Feb. i i, Omareent Norfolk Tee, Dublin, Fa. 11, HIM libeler, Mar, 13, Nantes Phoque, Cardif f , Feb. 13, Neste Portuplae, Ornamend, Feb. 14,01111. Itelianee,t3aaamend, Febli3Onentey Hanger, Dad, Feb. 13, 01.1101111 i lit.Andrevr,Oraveed.,Fetrl4,Mnemli BO Ed, Bank., Greed., Feb 14,00nt ilnanyEye,Umertek,Febrlnaltlattea ansanna, Bideford, Feb. 134412 Ilk Paul, Seilly, Feb. 10, I,4th Taneredl, Dublin, Feb. 12, Dna. Unity, Peterhead, Feb. to, Fldkala Victoria, lihuritown, Feb. 13, Limp. White Motor,Deal, Feb. 19,0mvemei Wonder, Souther..., Feb. 19, Havre Woolle/de, Rothesay, Feb.l9,Cbarem. AntelM, Livery ~Frb. 14, Ckeilestre Apollo, Poems., Feb. IA flundariaad Anna, Cardiff / , kb. 12, Harreisaa Adele, Hull, Feb, It Maned Agnes llinptows, Fe& 13, Lisboa Adelaide, lilliard, Ten it Tobias Ak7m, Haws Aimmata, eviaase h r. 12 . 11=re lebumemiln. , PM. 12, F r . Clwboarg) limalle4 Cardiff, Feb. 1 Onnellenein. Hasa Padre, Dublin, Is, Amanda Wen" Galway, Feb. 13, N. opus, saw., Holl, Feb. IS, Hama Nee, Portbrawl, Feb. u. Oar Er os Hin Oemaa BUM Ott, Graved., Feb. 14, Itt Mat. Feb. 14 Demerara =bOtorrahoce ." ', Cardik, Feb. 11, Trieste Z. 1 . 011 1 ,6 1 = 3 . .1 ) .. Tan i arks Charon, Penman., Feb. L' hotel ca Maxillae, Sunder., Feb. 13eM Deux Marie,Minsevick 13 Geretbr, Gravesend, Fe b b. 14 Inplustes, Oramonad, Feb. It, Hay. E d = g ir & t ar , 14,lingrat , Clisilestrie Eariodetta Clarmatina, Cardiff 11, Trieste Ivaneellame, Outifkrels. 12, Malta Emma Mae, Cartilt, Feb. 11. bar. Mona Espress, Greceack, Feb. 12, N.Oriesits Elbe, Piellpell, Feb. 13, Barcelona Mincer, Livery., Feb. H. New York Fortitude, Lima., Feb. it, B. Ayres Enemata, °recalled, Feb. 11, New Orleans Failure Mathew, Jersey, Feb. 13, Pm maxabueo Fantails-bad" Niudetows, Febepl. 13, es Guillaume Canquerant, Oadl Q 12, Marseilles Gamma, kneer., Feb. 13, Heartburn Garetle, Graveetted. Feb. 14, lit. Mien. Guiana, tidily, Fels IA Sierra Lame Hamlet, °reenact Feb. 12 8 Hirondell , Hartle y. Feb. 4 l3,= Hebe, len 12, @Mau Isebelia. Greenock, Feb. 12, Bombay Mama, Illmitown, Feb. 11. Malta Investigator, Forum, Pen IC Madras Johann Jacobus, Gamble, Ob. 11, Mood& John Jam, Q Anise_ udiff _Cardiff, k b, lI F , Mead=eb 12, Mauna Juno, livers.. Feb. IC Africa Jobanns Maria, Han, Feb. 13. (boo. linessid Janos Heat, Tlngslown, Feb. 11, Barbados James Noise% PorternMeb.ld,Foole leen, Leith, Feb. 14, intarlegom Jobo, Cardiff, Feb. 13, Unborn Lon, Orremend, Peb. 14,.= Mainet,Graveread,Feb. Id 1407 Jane, Galway, Feb. IS, Doll* Loy Sweet, Miltned, Ob. 13, Oporto Idhaltie II Mathew O e b ale N r anees t andd ~ Feb. it Diem May Wood, larerP,Feb.ll.N.Orteaal Lag Ann, Bauder., Feb. 13,Manib. Medora, Swansea, Ob. 13, Roar! Muteal, Scilly, Feb. 11, Renaud& Minerva, KiIIWAOMn, Feb. 13140 bib Ideas Padiet, Saadwich, Peb, g 6 Nolo 741%, ( 111 1 14.dlIetrirrith" Occea, uverp., Feb. lia= Olive Manch, Dad, Feb. =Mug Pike, Shoreham, Feb. 13, Priacem Royal, Oraveseadalk4 Omen, Deal. Feb. 13 Oporto' Paleadar, Clyde, Feb. 11, boson Queen of the UM, Newport, Feb. If, meelos Release, Poet' albot, Feb. 12 Ii _Larne Urareed., Feb. 11, lioliss& K Rainbow, almar, Livers., Feb. li, Attics Sharp, Gravesend, Feb. Is, North Siberia, Greenock, Feb. It. Madams Biz Marto Napier, LULL, Feb It, Superb, Poole, Feb. 13, Illlboe Mollie St. Paul, Scilly, Feb. 11, Malin Snowdon, Greenock, Feb 12, 81. Jena. Templar, Goole, Feb. 13, Antwerp N.L TuscarentLiver.,Feb.l4, Philadelphia Talon, Gravesend, Feb. 14, oared Tonere Grarc.2ed, Feb. li, Caps Trieedsamte, Hartlep., Feb. 12 lish ikna Verwsehting, Lcith.Fch Whitman Mantle, Feb. 11, Havana Waldemar, Purism., Feb.ll, Kolb. Allan's N. Ortess..l IWkitehaven. Feb. 3 gadla Feb as. 28 Feb. 6 Dec. 14 Feb. to 3il* I Off Scilly 23.51 Yut ~.. OASUALTI6B. Alfred, of issaan M. bound for Sunderland, came In collision wlth • brig be ter Glibtaltar, about • mile oft &achy Ilead. The Alfred olmost imsmillately sunk, the master and crew having only time 10 taro themselves by taking to their own boat. and landed at ftlightfta —f3rightts. Fe kost l4. BMW, from L'Orfur Limerick, put In. leaky.—Bt. Nary's, Belfth Feb. 0. annen, from Catania, which am on ohoro on • rook, In the NOM oth but, bas got off, after llghtening.—Loodonierry, Feb.ll larlatme, of Belfeet, New York to Liverpool, was spoken. 10th la.. he Amb 10, trying to At a temporary rudder Moving Just aswdrees. hlrk 13A=1 - 17,t.711cTiii Jam 11. by BIRTH& BAKER.-Feb. 8, at the rectory, WouWhere, the wife of Cho Rev. A. Raker, of two BOTHAILLRY..- da = M Chanspimblil, the wile of T. H. WAD H i riing. 4 - 6 Y d r i kst. M Cheltenham. Mrs. 0. IT N wkl6 HAMIIB.-Feb. 10. M Llacard,Chshire, the wife a of Mr. W. 11. likens of a son and Mgr. J MMIT.-Yeb. 10. at Bblroonth, Damn. the wife of G. E. Jammed. keg. _of a sae. BHUTTLICWORTIL-Yeb. 14. at 3e, Glowneterequare, the wife of J. P. lay Shuttlenrorth, Req., of a son- THORNHILL.-Feb. 11 at Handel& Mom. Burre7. the Ml* of 0 . Thai 11l Jan.. lag.. of a eon. TIRIMAN.-Feb. at the rectory. Bowen Gifford, Emu, the Wiled the Rev. W. W. Thema, of a daughter. WILSON.-Feb. 10, at Whitehotne, Dukoelroet, Leith, Mrs. P. MUMS. et • agghter. MARRIAGES. ERSWORTII-ALLOOCK.-Feb. Bat Helwell. Nottinghamshire. 1, 9 the Her.Her. O. 8. I 3 hewerth. vicar ofllkeston, Derbyshire, A. Etowerth. Me.. of Bidwell. to Rush, oldest daughter at 0. Alleock. E.g.. of the same place. HILL-DANIELL.-Peb. a. at eh pas ae, Hanover moue. the Rew. O. Hill, of Haltom. Burka to Emily baacm. rcausett Mariner et the late T. Daniell. Pot.. of L tile nerkhanntee Hate. JOLY-AIMPIT.-Yeb. 9, at Bt. Peterh, Dublin. by the am and yea. the Archdeacon of RAWL J. R. /Or req.. vicar•goneml of Team. ENala and Aehoury. and J. P. of Kildare said King% Comity. to Marta Arabella. daughter of the taut J. Armit, kei6 .1.114 MACIARRN-81LVER.-Mils at St. John the Tor ten, near Gosport, by the Rev. 11. A. Yeek, M.A. 13. D. Mac Mr. lob wow ILN., Cheap. MOlß daughter of MM. Ettivm, hits of " M i l r 1."4. I mom° TT. - Feb. e,at Edlabe ah. by the Rev. Dr. Muir. ot 81, tkephen on t, Mr. P. Modem, Perth. to Jam eldeat daughter of the late J. 10,. Es4.__Edinbessli. NOLAN-WHIAN.-leb. 8. at Dublin. by the Right Rev. Dr. Healy B.C. Maw of Kildare and Laightin, J. Nolan. Emu, J.P. of lentelitlede izi w a to Maria. ride{ daughter of J. Whelan. En. RUINS MR.-lids. Mat Bt. BMWs. Idvvuool. by tM Rev. W. Pelafils. A. of Stoke Mary, mared, le Alien Mr. e.er of Liverpool. TATII-O 10. at M. F i nal. New Munk, Ludoe Oa Melia yeempeet tea el the late M. Tate. Rea.. ear. .iertir.dati:re4 ramilwiumlw.ilme.net=l.4lauebter of the late DIATRB. BAGNALL.-Pris. 10, at Cheltenham. Swab, wife of G. Duna% V.D BOSVILLIL-Feb. 9.J Revenfiel ofM. ingalyn Yorkshire.a. Harriet. wife of Thorne B. Beerillfe Fee.. of P. CANTON.-10. 9. Bean, wife of O. Canton. E.g., of St. HMOs* ne, 28. 011 la ARLTON.-Iseb. 11. at Allestord. Mary, relict of the late Mr. J. Mortice. d that Path& CLARIL-Fab. 10, ai Welletreet, Hackney. W. Clark. end .ill 000E.-Ica *healed of Tu_esday. the 3rd of October last. 01.1Wiva the gyp Amelia , h ash' the Panne Omen. on. be, voyage to Mina, MAK a mutiny in the easel, Mr. Panda Cooke. of Mazatlan, Merlin. opopll9,iget..-Itels. 11 , , Nary Elisabeth, olds* daughter of I. 8. COO9 lll at Theekley oged DRARN„-Yeh. 141 0 Mighmterbe, the intent we 91 Ur. and Le Merles HEYWOor-:teb. 8 IL Heywood, leg .of Walehaw llil4 near Ben% HUIRBLI.-Ileb.ll, at Oansbridge, Katherine name, the beimed wife d Mr. Swann Murrell. and youomet daughter of Deese leder. lift, Aids, Hall. near OstriUtdge. OTZVXN.-Ifigh. 9, at Glasgow. J Steven. Esq.. oldest surrlvtat sou of the late Rev. Dr. Steven. of lihrtnning. SEATON.-reb. T. H. DAWN Req. of Hull. wed 66 . WALBO.-Itels. 8, at Clifton. Arthur Welton, third eon of theDA H. G. Wet& wed 4. WARBURTON.-Feb. I_,o at Tunbriclge.wells, Ilizabeth. 029 daughter of the late G. Warburton. Dq., of Aughrite. Printed audZoblilibld bt ~►w+az Zoo Batas, of No. bot &rd el so te d. Amt. la 01 4 7 of Landoll. Printer, at OM" at lawn la the mast Wkilsteloh—Tmasur. Doman 39 1339 W. 30 till W. ra IV I