The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-01 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL. Yleedgy the mond distribution of prises to pupil. a M this rani took plata ia the board-roes of the Boosttol, his Chan the Dune of Noel hosanna& rend*. • full sad Inhiewable attended. The "penesslage were opined by Dr. Orawkrd, la a well-writtsa Weak fiats a mid neon ef the mina et the inthadas bon Cliol:iniassessesat, sad the stops white had notally bees Mites to Wenn, its offering aa4 suss at Manomdetioe. This was followed by the most lassinet sad oansaialy isest laterathia bea d of the day, wooly, the ties et Penn to sash of the students as had &skinned thenselna la the various brandies of the Masi art during the pan y ear. The seesowfal nattitines Mae lentally tatro. dosed by the Mods of their respenin dawn. who took sen ds. to inks a few observation. sanassadatery of the sae. • sad enourseag to this. whit had hen " . used"p lower la the ram The observations of the named moles nes were, generally speak int, stands* wan, sad Is arentaa but balsa of • 'wanly pril sail lead awn her, wain hardly he ei Wenn ue dos prod saner. Tee illeuies Is ea sietherbed list el the prissaseldem of the poldinmes by why they had bees mitred, sad the banshee of the rei mien is whisk adores bad twee abialast harms.—(awin Crawford.D. IL, sad eta Theterm. M.D.) Pet" Mr. Hecate Nelms. Dreemet.--(eleusete Mow.) Prima Mr. Onras WM.* Ihrldar Ewa Pinemoounr.—(Coopeell De Mee/w.) Ma. Mr. him Mums ItMsta; erridany_Mr. Mein Moms Pato. Aamin.—(l3. M. 14111111. MA C. B. Mesta) PM; Mr. WO. leo A. O. James; eettekata_Mr. Mlles Meow Page. Peernate asoressr.—(T. W . Wes) Prise Mr. Marks Theme ainamaar.--(C. M. 1111111011 L) trim Mr. Ansa= Davies; ardente. Mr. Gorge Wein Meyer a Mateo Mersa.—tlL O. L. M F. 11.8., sed A. P. Stew. wt. him. Mr. AeresteeDavie: eistikrea Mr. Jelok Dab. am rear.—([grand D) Prim, Mr. Ids Tree len "Med; wittan* 111•Jsba Bowaanay Comeau'a sm r weer eteseilme I=lW. ese•ea. Joke MON Mr. Orem Maim Mr. M. P. belay, Mr. Jetts Dela Mr. Memos Davis, Mr. Jame Rory Me* Mr. eteheee Ileokete keeeeek Mr. Mayne, Mr. 1111611111 A. O. Jam., Mr. MOM Loma WM= Nadal 111/111s. Mt Moan ted.re, Mr. Chrism now Me, Mr. Aseedes Melee Ikeet. Mr. I. Ftwoome Wee& The istredustisa of the essemsfel students, ear of 'whoa was modest with red Monism basin bees goat Minsk The Noble CHAIRMAN, is prnesthug the rises, said tact be bed, es Ide own part aa4 that of the meths' flea► ady,» norm his high gratiloades at the surto of his =si way Meedz sg li t l ie et the is whichdiveriisedne *iv :l ad et at the mo m s ben spok of by their mpredve hashers. His Ones good kamendly esecluded by funks the remsfel abiders to • llaagyot at Preserves' M&—an Invitation which, we sold lordly oil. was resmadsd to without soy very madame smear of ritsetesse. On the isnot reit W. anaitrto, Oaths wen voted II ealaueedee le the noble shakoes, and the mendsg's geo seediags tendered. TIP unsex. Is the resins about 200 ip adman (again presided over by the Duke ea Northraberked) on. at diem at Free mosea's Hell. The Hmageria• mievrek were is Maud- Nom eel delighted 'he vompeay Is the some of the ma ✓s with several of their national melodies. On the re ared elf do err the ant toed Was " The Oros " la is- Iredwing which, the noble Cassavas leek monies to elk& se di. roan outrage ou her Marry. The WM wee meshed with the leaded donosstratios of loyal weirs* sod =thirteen. The ether loyal sod eseritriesal trete wen if fa Is. soetwelta, sad raisin* with the weal the osly is. sealskin perdenlas sotto being that of the " army sad Navy," to which Captain HOLLAND, &N., named thanks is a sot appropriate speech, minden is efookielem that the list recipient of a prise on that der Use a sere dear to every British auras—that of Horatio Maim (Lead theme ) The moat toast ass the charter tort of the treeing, " The Miediciss Hualtd. sad twootwAtl to it." The Caanne.v, is %traducing: the tout, coo erstelated fin seetlPor es the great ass inky of the hospital (100 pees), eel its rew at reoevatitn. The great loprovessent W ben is seatilsioa. preludes hr the paints that pun sod reline h e, whisk wee the hest my costive M hash-. lover , es gore through she wards of the hears', we frit i dry Maned fret, bet sow nth's, meld be Maw this the inengemente. His Or em re. aided by preig the Wag boden.notiond, whisk was seeduad safth lend sheer. Mr. W. Hawse, as s member ef the weekly beard, re Men therm espialairg, at the sere time, the venous in. provomma that bad wanly beat ofilested Is the notilati mad ether net !en anngt.ctsd with the essforts lithe patients ere hespiaL Mr. Hawes ales einded to the onlikent berm* of lady Murray (1,6001.), ad Morn the enn pony » soleelbe se as completely to tale the routine ef the enolleent deem. Copt Masse repesed re health .1 his Geese the Duke of Northumberland, the treader of the finder of the hoer kaand Maar &aim= diet evening." The Commit Meowed thanks. The Commissar gen " The Weekly Based." Mr. Bonne Maned OWE. _ _ —..—., --- -- TM wreest of eabeeelpdoes was ems esaseeerd t be Dearly 1,300 L, eftsr wkieli dm reweimbei to were ales disposed el, sad the eerapeay seperded. MR W. S. LANDOR TO THE GERMANS. TO 1111 SDITOR OF 711 IMPRISII. 811,—I expect but little favour from you : W, how ever, you think proper to insert the isclosed, you may disavow soy sentiment it oontains, and throw at totally on your humble servant, W. B. Lander. TO TRU OIIIX AIL Cadmanlades Medan, when it engages in polities, mud inevitahly succumb to diplomatic craft. Centre/AM as is the intellect of those who manage the of airs of Estop', mini sters sad kisr, this very contraction gives efficacy to their machinations. A narrow rifie.barrel, charged with Hale powder, sends a bullet more directly and farther then a fin shovel covered with the largest quantity. And now to the point at which the eyes of Germany are whir. Deliberations are interrupted and forbidden: actions must served, and promptly. What intim' ? I will tel yon plvinly,h..n.stly. unreservedly. No crime whatever ought to go unpunished; above all crimes is that of perjured primes, whose forswearing bath brought down os =Aims the heaviest calamities, the elawlter of thominds, the humiliation of million,. Law sonnet teeth it, Mr they have crippled law ; but equity can, which human form never has crippled. It is the besides duty of all to inmate, whoa maim &Res, the high com missies she epees before them. Whoever fails in the attempt sill be glorified not on by the present but by ell &tare gmerations ; whoever We in it will s trased in security and prosperity where freedom I. eahie There it a romping of mien, under all desimiatiese, to subvert tee liberties of every people ou the madmat of Same. This, sufleiently meniieet long ago, and d► nonneed by me easy is April, is now opt* avowed by Ramie, Pru.4s, Austria, sad Franc., sad pntended by the enaltuaaat nebula round throe larger orbits. If their artifices end widen should prevail, what is then remaining to be suffered or to be done ? Chasthement is fins to be inflicted to the orimary and seamdary mover aiming the world's equflibriem sad preps.= ; then is remaining sa squall^ firm deism/oaths to ease '. ea a grand scale what a glorious city of Greene, the My of Phocera, did anciently. Germany h.s rasa euseib M &Melt her limbs in America ; tad in ferarriat there is meant lead enough for the industry of Germany ; Lead menet sad efaideraeat easao, kit Germay's whole papialatisa. • people ma do without king, bet what can a king de without a people ? Gee elmel. mamas movement, to. Mating of the mighty breast ef Sere many, sad ail is then seassminated. No aide& ice the memos of the world was ever so gladrags as this would be ; no defeat of despotism se irreeeversble. Dillealties far greater are every year ealaboassed by the hest able le eari mount thus ; by seedy eleisalterfele fad seedier eedime, Tali panning his ova Peek, without edam* sad wiliest advice. Wnet ties weld be the rap& N the wet fatal rat, the moot provident, the met olive of the rue* wales, were to unite their asecassin than mei, their experisme, their Wirer peceniery Name, eeludieg Sbe vast sad fa tile regions of Collie) threw, *pea to eater prise sad aloe* ? WALTER SAVAGE LANDO& Beth, Key 26. FATAL ACCIDENT TO • SON OF THE Dix or Sr. ASAPIL —Yesterday a levy yes responsolled as Pal beano, a village about floe wiles treat Cambridie, before Mr. Mwehall deputy mesa for the meaty, es new of the body of Joha Mobil Lemesee, a Waist et fit Joba's Clenteillee, lad aNO elf tbe Dem et St Asa" who net his Mob seder the Mamie, 'Mendelson :—The do gma eat a Mew eisiesi et lewd the emiag berm ter a ride, wed premeds/ is the direelisa ef Abington. At Mr heshem they timed wed wale es reerAlselthe old Mims seed loft 100estidily. Hmlir. ImmerMeespeales (Mr. Mese% sl frimity) • ram, sad the home were pet lira. a gall vp. Mr . Stant tech the hod. ad KIM pro mediae e ghee dhteme aired the amide of hie Mears hone. Re looked mad, sad saw Mr. Lasswero Visa we his beak es the mead. Ile retuned us hie eM, wed bawl him meeseelose. Mr. Stuart thee sae weed 11Z w es se d ea Ile ereml west Ow naiad swieterm, lot the gestieme died withia a law eabalse OKA Illmet's es ids bet Modes. Ilifiliewe wee Mimed to arm that the reed, at the spot when the me lira, was month sad- ask bat that it bloom desomes se It seeded, sad we fell of rate where the aaWdrst.emrr ; late me of time the berm doubtless =ed cad mi. sad Mr. Lamm* wee throws ema hie The issmassi was Meet 18 yews et ega bed bees to Oellerp eheiti set !Mere elertime m the Idol ez esielskos $ very III& H. " Isis °num* Itewed Me Mese to Me him mei* had seat 1M • lam to to ill thiciagall. 43 ". T.lle 1 a veroliet ' That Jr Oa* as eeibleatel tell rem blebs'.." It wee Word at the Olathe seketmete ipaimesle father is es the metismi illitte or TEI Tans.—A AGM had moat sl eaddiffabl• Weft 16 Gem die week levele kat le alba ram. tabiefl via his a tea ran el W_ , 314 is ling. No reamed with ••• Wailed e meay et ) —et the vessels et N a ! It le geld Q --- " 41811.100/ lealleehe " ere ameembseed. The Lin/real IBM' 111 I stage lasi hells% Jaw mew Mamie a yew tees Clem, Limeelek, end Tir. awl who Neal d the style of we mem =bib cad , is sew Wag Is eseeparative lea= Ihelmeints" Isdni beam IP ah Mao Ms*ieal4ll6 FINANCIAL AND lAMENTARY REFORM. EAST WESTMINSTER PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. A preliminary stetting of this asenistion took plan yesterday evenlag, at the York Hotel, Upper Welling ton-street. Mr. PROUT, having bees voted to the chair, said that the alp* of Inausial and psrliamentery reform was ask ing very peat progress amongst the people of tbis country, met he woe very mai pleased with the easegy, reel, sad discretion by which the peat body o rercemers bad been leagued together to ease.- [disk the two great objects. Every ome was My T swan of the enormous anieunt of tendon of this country, as wall is of the natiLIMP in winch that taxation was expended. He treated tat the people of this legality wand be at their post, to aim their dreama elf sad seat ass be support of parliamentary and gaamial ahem am- Mr. LAWS prepos-d, 77 " That althoigh awe than 40 yeas if pee - ie — have given ante opportunity be esonamising the nasal expenditure redwing the pubis debt, the beams of the people have been gra* beeressed by a reckless expenditure sad pm &- cue ambeada of the piddle money ; cessepteatly the esseis is Ant wain. universal that the tunics of the owspre is anermirmay earsvageat in meant, sad unjust and Mgrk impsuiliOL It has been band, however, by emnaerink Oka dna aggressive evils ma only be egaateressw - by shalom psrlienestery referee and a teller sad men equitable ispreignaties of die plople. Tbie met leg, dierehie bias ink nest plows the tornados oldie btetrepenten Parliessaatary end Iftrandal Reform Anode tiaa, as the means of randy isles all grades of reformers. gad thenhy essinglin en reb.a in the Common Rowse of Peeligneed, ad will see is union endeavours to prowne *ldiom eines stessistion." Mr. G.E. MINIMS sesended the enseindes, which we. Agreed to ; sad the wiesting wparated, ober a vo:e of thank, to the chairmen THESARD (GAN ELECTION. Mr. Pryre Pryer, the member for Cardigan, rhea Few nted to the Hoes of Commas a petition from the Mayor and 47 electors of the borough, detailing the circesastaanee of the late contest* d election there, and preying =oat earnestly that the: votes of electors may in Mere be tetra by ballot. The petitioners also set Oar* : That weak of year onitioosts who sapporterby their votes the mseseashil esadidstv, Mr. Pepe, sad who were strongly use d to v.ite ior Kr. Harked, were threatened with the withdrawal of custom or parsnip of sassy albs gestry reaKK is and sear the nil honest' et C sad with noden from their respastive &Indira& or it agents to quit their dwellinp sod Waage salwe they so voted. Teat weed el your petitioners have subsequently to the said election lost noeossen who had prinicauly thereto deep with then, and have also itemised stakes to quit their rayed,' dwellings and holdings, the result they ennesien , toady believe of their freely ezerohing their steles' beashba. Taat your petitioners feel certain that if the &won of the borough of Cultism had bees probated by the ballot Yr. Pryw weal& have been reeuntod their reprostatstint by a neat larger nutiority than he obtained ; sad your pe admen see easviased that unless they have the prone• tins of the ballet there will be so security whist the reps tides at future eleetlose of persecution sands: to that whisk has ..monad u above set forth. ,z,ga MIL HUDSON AND THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. OP TSB ILITIAN COIINTIIII TO TIM RAILWAY. ClEirrtxxstr,-1 bit to inform you that I have just completed a special amount, which is now publishing, containing every minute particul r with a regard to the construction , capital, liabilitim traffic, dividend 4, &c., &a, of the Eastern Counties Railway, from its commencement to the present time, by which I shall not only be able todisprove the unjust charges which have been brought against me by certain sharehoPers, but which will not fail to conyinoe the most sceptical that nothing is wanting but a thorough modification of the arrangements with regard to the liabilities cf the company, to enable your lies to return a fair dividend. As a proof of my opinion of its capabilities (under careful management,) I beg to announce that I shall, on Monday next, submit to you a draft of propositions, with a view to making you an offer to guarantee a fixed dividend of tour per oent. for the next three years, and to effect such arrangements with regard to the company's liabilities, as will place your property on a Hotted foundation. I have adopted this mode of conveying my iotentions to you, fur obvious reasons, and eau confidently assert that I ham sot enunciated the matter to any whatever. In the meantime, I have the honour to remain, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, G. HUDSON. Hyde Park Corner, May 31, 1849. EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. An adjourned meeting of this company, pursuant to the resoluden paned on the 12th natant, was held yes terday, at the Leaden Tavern ; but the oneraittee appointed by the mem resolution, to recommend nen geode's*, es the future directors of the company, sot being prepared with their report, and it 'Leong been advertised that, is cane queue', the only buskins would be to adjourn to a future day, there were not more than 25 or 90 proprietors meant. Mr. MIRK having bees voted to the chair, Mr. ELLIS moved, " That the committee appointed in pentium of the romistea pined co the 12th day of May inst., he the purpose of resommending eight new directors for the future meat ef this company, having stated to this meeting that ere set yet Impend with their report, this meet ing do te Fridley the 16th day of Joao, at nee o'caock, for the peewee el receiving the mid report." Mr. IMHRWOOD lunar/ encoded the resolution, The CILAIMIAN said— I think it is due to the share holder, generolly, that else explanation should be given as tr , the new ne/moitted to you for the further ad of the muds & The lest duty the *matinee of iametigatims bed be wrens was to mho 30 padenee hem the whale body of the sberehelisee emending to Ave diarist asemeeise of quelllestien hid dews he the resolution posed at the he meeting, to siesebie with them la selecting the manse of sigbt gentlemen to eseemmead is yea se the future &mesa ankh =mem, rehiring them thirty gentle men, a melt mere lierale mmennt ef dilladty occurred then we meld have entielpeled, sod when I tall you that it was not dpi the day beige yesterday that the required num ber was ,I th ink I lave stated a fact whieh, of ittolf, jatYfm this further imVattrament. (Hear, hear.) I may Amin state that dds committee of thirty sight menthees mot yesterday for the lest time ; sad yea sem well undentand that it was quite impmelble at • iesethg„ sod that meethgthe be eo im du as that thy bad to dbeloorge meld be meapleted print load a there ty fore the onerebleo if moisesementorrialpariog dilleakf whirls wee *Wm* &bent bo ewer, and te geoveat Mee unites, adeselimd, is osseedeees with the heal for ea which we see lanai to nt, that the batistes of the day would be enema to the edjeormarat to a hare time. After a leas illserosies, tbe meshed= was pet and curled an taianuely end the meeting shod adjounted till Friday, the 16th of Jane, at one o'ciords, at the Loudon. Tavern. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVER HAMPTON RAILWAY. Yesterday a small' of the shareholders of this eseeosay wee held at the Landau There, to madder their yealticet, sod le retatka to** meeting to be held es the Bth el Jane at Warman.. JAMES CAPIL, Req., took the chair, mad a for kis Wirers la the esuipsay befog aft of a rirett: bat he had edviesi may Meads la saberk is it foe whoa; Laurens be felt mere aszlety dna he say firrastaest of bit ewe. (Hem, hear.) Ciressiesesess bad throws his' la the way et Kr. Raised, the abeirera , the male, before last at the Werewase aseisty's dieser, sad by when he had bees kosered with a espy of si t i l a T a r= whisk was oaly now beteg @rat rood to the • SHAREHOLDER 'eked what report it was? The CHAIRMAN said it was hen the dimities to the sbaratialdaaa. *Mae what they latesded to fie et the palls mambas' the SO ;sae asst. The malt et the report, whisk wee very relanissee, west to ressernesd the aharehelden set to agree to say Mrs with die Greet Waters Ossipsay at wit& weed have thaw without the pewee of theta selves. It was eatilidsey to Item that the led the prefer e with soy ether as y, and at th fends scald be & War d he =kips the Has Min Vo ice to Bieniegliesa sad Wesseetre Rawer Medea at Whets Weed. where they would lieq: late esawasha with the frals railways. They it @Meade eemplete Si. part se the line the mist mead. sad to ob ha tain Si. sieletesee of mese ether esispeay to Isiah the railir em = sis that epplestisa diesill he mode to the Railway Went the Asset Wisteis °mossy to Will lei egrelaser•S It he so diddled by eh. shmehelders. After ISM ferese dbianko it wee epee& that haw Cep a. se.. amid be wasted to @Shad tee I seat ~Jog es hlh of lase, at Waleatty,.. a togireteatedve of the tbefftheihrs: sod Owe to asp ca .s of rod= be 'eat le Mr. Cepel, es I), a seam far a ate mills of bray bate the seas et the empty. After a vote of dr to &sk ima the nodes Aetna Dux Foam OAK BAAL—The stripping of the sake is Dem Forme is measly oassplehmt. The weather basis. bees propitious, the bark snows to be ht pod ova dittos. We an Obi to say that ths prise is looking up, the lisp gustation beep iv. to IN. pis tog of 46 art.— Hors font lowase. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 1, 1849. ATTEMPTED MURDER BY A JEALOUS HUSBAND. Early cei Monday thornier, one of the Meet delibe rate attempts to aosmit seorder that has bra long time came seder war anise, tw made is the bayonet of &Med, by a yarns minvied mesa, sown Joha Barton ; • th e motive weighed loathe mieness set, tibia sprang feg n *l imy , being a with le 'Mist eisgamery vessesage es the to of his wile. Bates le the keeper or a mud rouseethisse's shin as the Ballard side of Vietoria-beit.go, ad d lac isin married between three sad four yeses, his wife being about his ens eye betw een years). They have only owe child, a little • nearly tithe years of age. Fez tame coesiderable time pest. Burton sod Me wife 0111.11 bees on terms of ; a d men and teisselphly wish • ran MS we Wee Hardman, a wmver, lowa a widower, Wilms (es we are told) buried the wise alms months age. Latterly runes have noshed the thee of Dunes that his wife sad Hardman were tee Moe* le giilth however, h e for • loth time appears to i sm snes--se doubt. thinking such reports seem hem the lath whisk be omen te have keine, samely. tthe Ilaudimau sod oho were sweethearts Wore their rupee ogg somigoth We mar add also, that he is said to have thentheldney And Olds wife and child, sad hence he would he enseleat to holing her guilty. Unhappily for hint, hew n.", be woo visited at his boas la Cabel-street, Gravel-Mae, on Friday emus , by a male acquaintance of his, named Owner, who told him he could furnish him with damning tweets of his wife's guilt, as he (Censor) had that eight tracked her to a plies where she had se smignation with Hardman, and where he witnessed stilielent to clad= the moms is exiationeo. This intelligsees appears to thee filled the busload with the Menthe ef killing his wife's admen ; fur on the day Waving (iletthday) M puebaged •• pistol, bells, and powder. Early on Monday emnig b • went to Hardman's bons, about half past six o'neek, and, 'mocking at the doer, asked the man's mother U her son Giles was In. " Yes," she replied, "be is up slag is bed ;" on which he west up stairs to se him, seise =tie intended victim as he tutored the bedroom., by eat kin seas. Hardman, ea hearing his voice, ex " Hallos, Jack, is that thee ?" to which Berton reviledby stepping forward into the room, closing the room dose after him, sac leaky if he em elt fastsn it inside, as though he beg OM to esesmtheste sometkieg of immense.. He then pulled off his coat or en sad took treat the penult the pistol whisk he had bought ea the Othesay. as abentheationed, and, preening ft directly at Hardmonli hose,, peed the bigger. The peimieg imbed of sa doe pen, and the mur derous weeps messed the, eilkedieg time to Hardman to swhig ea his assailant, and 10 wrest it est el his heed. The thus& was a short we ' se Barton mode sanely any re sistance, but yielding his weapon with • reolanholy sigh, said, " am nary it mimed, but I have got soother will do the job I inteuded." After Hard' s& had obtained the pis tol, he end, "Now, Jack, I will begin thee, and say no. thing about it, if them will promise sever to do suck a thing aids;" bat th e only reply he orald elicit from Burma was a determised threat to take Me life, mew or later. Finding Ma so beat ea murder, Hardman raised se outcry for a essisn, whs. politheoutable Hill the *ion fetched to and was informed of the attempt Buries had mo(m, sea which he took him into custody. The =nen,taklegaisteapreseed his regret that the pistol had desiring the Gaugeable to take him away at ones, and said be was quite provided ter the want When asked what Gould have induced hies to asks such an attempt, he Rover offered to deny it, bet told the offieer he w would raid a further supply of powder ad balls in draer inside Ms shop. After taking Lim to the Town-hall, sad delivering up the pbtol to the chief constable, Mr. Neal,the officer, mo ended to the shop of prisoner (the key of which Buns had OTOS him oat of his peeket), for the purpose of starching for the powder and balls mentioned, but on kb arrival he found the shop bad b is opened by the primer's brsther-in-law, who geld there were no each articles la the place. Disbeliev ing Aillellen (the brother in-law), the dime searched and limn the powder sad bullets ia his peeling I NA seen Wales tith he had heard of 13 artea's arrest, and bad heolesed to the shop sad broke in the door for the novena( remeging the ankles, the ethos took him into esseady es es a bets@ the hot, omens* from his sons* that be mot law known whet Buren was about. In the mune of the day Kr. Neal, the skin ceestable, had the dirge whisk remained in the pistol drawn whoa it was lees& to be leaded with no lees than WOO Millais. On Tuesday the two Menem vet re brought up ihr ex. maination before the mayor of Balfard, Burton charged with maliciously attempting to shoot Haroman sad do him as.. ninon Wily harm, and Peter Auden= es an memory before Ve tact. After the bets of the attempt had been stated, as they are given above, Baron supplied an mount of the drags. stenos. which had led him to the set, and which we have incorporated in our report of the affair, taking ocession to animadvert es the conduct which Hardman had beset trial Hardman had him in belie, and severe terms. He mid had once amused hit (prisoner's) wife of having been the cause of his owl, wife's death, and asked what sort of man be could be considered who would commit en set el adultery with the mindersr of his own wife ? He said he had loved his wife fondly and dearly, but the prosecutor had sow robbed him of all earthly hippie's, and his may regret ins that he had not killed him. He should have made the attempt earlier had it not been out of consideration br his child's welfare, but now he was prepared for the worst. At the request of a person who gave him a most excellent character for kindness and affeetion towards his wife, and who spoke of him in the highest terms, he was remanded.— Hawked's Courier. MANCHESTER RACES.TausaDAY. Mattis Tekgrapb.] ST. Lioia &muss of 10 son. each, h ft, and 60 added ; colts, Bst 71b ; Illies, Bst Sib ; winners Sib extra ; the second to save his stake. One mile and three quarters. (11 subs l ) Mr.). The Mos Dubs 1 2 Mr. Darks' Mari Sot. Warns Cur of 100 son., with 60 added. — oeatlemea riders. Two alias. Mr. Berten's lismiller BM, 6 yrs, Itst IMb .......-- ......—. 1 Mr. Nicoll'. Rceallsda, 5 yrs, list Mb . Amnia &nun of 10 son. sash, sad 60 adds& Oae mile and a Ms. (16 subs.) Mr. Pliebolle Woolwich, S yrs. Id Mb 1 Mr. Woirsiedes's Post-toropore, 3 yrs, sst 21b 2 Mhz. rm. Him Mazzarr's Pkamt of 100 seisms. Three maw and a dia. Mr. Disney's Mantsgss, 3 yrs, Ist Mb 1 Mr. B. Grimes Pbs, Trr. let Mb Four ran. Weal* a leagth. Bnaticir STARTS of 6 son. salt, mud 60 added. Two ulna and a di.. (11 sobs.) Mr. PeMees The Probe, 3 yrs 51r.& L. FMCS Wag HA 5 yrs 2 INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. GOODWOOD, 1849. NOMINATIONS 101 GOODWOOD Cur.—Bela, 3 yrs; Jelly Fish, 3 yrs; Standard, 4 yrs; Canesoo, 4 yrs ; The Flee, 3 vra ; Maid of Minima, 4 yrs; Nil Desperandtuu, 4 yn: Fershill, 4 ; Juggler, yn; Limestone, 3yn ; Glenalvott, 3n ; Landgrave, 8 yrs ; Surplice, 4 yn ; Hero, 6 yn; Van Tromp, 6 yrs ; John Comer, 4 yn; Flatesteler, 4 yrs; Cossack, 6 yn; Robert de Bros, 3 yrs; Tadmor, 3 yrs; &Derails, 6yn ; Dotheboys, 3 yrs ; Chanticleer, yn; Cbi smear, 4 yrs; Bleak Eagle, 3 yrs; Eva, 3 yn; Solos, 3 yrs ; a. by Colvrick out of St. Winifred, BIBIJRY CLUB, 1849. ACCEPTANCES NOR THI NISI:11T Sy*. u.—The Tartar, 6 yrs. 12st 2lb ; Wyks . 6 yrs, llet 6lb ; Eagle's Plume, 4 yrs, list; Jack of all Trades, 4 yrs, 104 91b; lit. Antonio. 4 yea, 9st 121 b ; b e by Sir Hercules out of Empress, 3 yrs; 9st 61b. HAMPTON, 1849. HANDICAP 701 THE GOBRIT AND MIDDLISIX of 20 sovs. each. 10 ft, and 6 only if declared on Monday next —New Portia Deer. aged 94 ; Glutton, 4 yrs, Bst 131 b; Antagonist, 6 yn, Bst 12112; Giaelle, yrs, list 12Ib ; *Geral dine, 6 yrs . Bst 10Ib ; Raduipbue.6 yrs, Bst 101 b ; Mrs. Ta ft , 4 yrs, Bst 81b ; Cyinba, 4 yrs, Bst Sib ; Tarella, 6 yrs, Bst 61b ; *Bibury, aged, Bst 41b; Gardenia, 4 yrs, Bst 41b ; Cardinal's Niece, 6 yre, B it 21b; Amazement, aged, Bst; *Spectator, aged. Set; Merry Andrew. 6 re, Set; Conveyancer, 4 yn, 7st 101 b; Mignon, 6 yrs, 7g ; Buckstone, 4 yr*, 7st 3ib ; Thringarth, 3 yrs. 7st 2lb ; Mint°, 4 yri,Bst Illb ; Diesandle, 4 yn, tist 101 b ; Piccolo, 3 yrs, 6st 6 1n; Durdans, 3 yn, 6at; Dark Lady, 3 yrs, Bet 131 b ; Chieot, 3 yrs, Est 81b ; It-tail, 3 yn, paid tt. Those marked *, having been entered without the know lefts et their owners, will be struck out by the time pre unless specially ordered to be left in. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YarnEDAL &Tram rn B►soo.—Bross Loan DINIUM. Ma. Janus PATTIEIIf, MIL JIATICE COLERIDGE, AND XL JUSTICE ZELL COMM O. TUB Hon. EDWAan Viourr. This was an action which had been brought to recover the sum of 2241., being the balance of an snout for goods sold and delivered. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 1251. odd, the plaintiff only proving part of his dada The cue was taken es an undefended one, before Mr. Justice Wightman, on the 24th of May. Mr. Pocock now moved that the verdict be set aside and • new trial had on the pay ment of costs. The ground of the learned eounsel's applica tion war, that the defendant was not aware when the cause would be tried, and therefore had not appeared to defend the setae. tle had a bona fide defence, and had pleaded three pleas—first, never indebted; second, pay ment; and third, the statute of limitation. The defence was that a violin had been sold for the sum of 3001. by the plaintiff to the defendant, under the representation that it had been made by °neutrino, and was the famous violin on which Paganiai perforated, and wed known by the name of the " Garnenue violin." The defendant denied that it was a tannin* Ounerius violin. The Court granted • rule mid. BAIL COURT.—YarraRDAT. errnxes no Basco.—_lhroas 31.. lonics Ems. .... Zs PARSE ILmmusom. Ix as TRU LINCOLN WATER. WOW COMPANY.—CmionAat. Mr. Phipson, on behalf of • gentleman of the name of I Harrison, moved for a certiorari to bring up an inquisition I taken in July, 1847, before the ex-under-sheriff of the city I of Lincoln, in order that it might be quashed. It appeared that in the month of April, 1847, Mr. Harrison being the lame, under the dean and chapter of Lincoln, of a t i e n c: ol o: 1 lend in that town, was tented with a notice by the Waterworks Compaq stating that they should require the I land. A similar notice was also s - nod upon the dean and chapter. In June, 1847, the Lincoln 1 Waterworks Company batted their precept to the ex sheriff of the city of Lincoln, to summon a jury to MOO I the amount of compensation due to Mr. Harrison by reason of the Lincoln Waterworks Company taking his land. 1 Upon the inquisition being held, evidence was brought for ward by Mr. Harrison, to ,how that he was entitled to com. ;mission for the severance of the piece of land required , the company hem other land held under the dean and I c h apter of L. No evidence was adduced by the dean and chapter, to show that they would sustain any injury by the severance ; but on the contrary, their surveyor, who 1 was examined before the inquiaition, stated that they would is no way be da aged by it. The jury awarded the mm of 8251. as the value of the land, and 2001. u compensation for the severance, to be paid to , Mr. Harrison, irrespective of the dean and chapter. The , ex-under sheriff, however, notwithstanding the decision of ; the juty, entered the verdict, that the 2001. was to be paid to ' Mr. Harrison and the dean and chapter conjointly. The , two sums of 8251. end 2001., had been paid by the Lincoln Waterworks Company to the account of the Accountant- General of the Court of Chancery. The learned counsel having stated several other objectless to the inquisition, sub mitted that he was entitled to a rule. Mr. Justice Erie mid he would grant a laid rule for a cer tiorari upon the point made by the learned weasel with re speet to the 2001., and he could also move when the rule came on to be argued, upon the other points he had men tioned if they could be made anything ot—Hule nisi granted. Ma Puts. Niwtort v. Humor (Cz.azit).—Brio or Ilica•noz. Mr. Bushey, and Kr. Hawkins, were counsel for the rlaintiff ; sad Mr. Bovill appeared kr the defendant. This was an action brought by an attorney to rower the amount of a bill of exchange _for 501., drawn by one Mark Taylor, accepted by the defendant, who was • clergyman of the Church of Nnaland, and endorsed by Taylor to the plaintiff. The elehadant put several pleas upon the rocord,one of which was that he bad rewired no consideration for the bill. To prove the plaintiff case, a witness of the name of Pound was called, who proved th e acceptance to the bill to be is the handwriting of the defendant. On crown aaistatioe this witness said that he was clerk to the plaiatiff. The plaintiff was en attorney, and was the brother to Mark Taylor, althonah ththd not go by the fame name. Mark Taylor and the plain tiff were brothers, and Nathan the sheri ff 's officer. Taylor, the endorser of the bill, was the owner of We stone-quar ries in the county of Durham. Witaeai did set know that he had • greet many bill transeations. Had men the defen dant signlis name twenty times. The defendant was now in the Queen's Basalt prison. One neeniellwhen witness saw the defendant Bleu hie name, wee at ems% Hotel. when he have a dinner to about IseOf • doses having so money to pay for it, the plaintiff lent CM., Sir which he pee &bill exchange. Witness sew the defen dant write his oessent to a judge's "tier is Johnny Dreams's public-bowie, in Afz•etreet, Piccadilly on whisk eenries the plaintiff and wit ass were present at the dean of the dohs. dant. Several actions had bees brought apelmit tho delta dent for various emus, in width the plain had mood es the attorney spinet the defendant, and virus bad been pieta whist lila in all the ems, after which he paid the mosey for which he was seed. Mr. Bovill, kr the Mar" said the only witness he could call to prove that the dellsolsnt had received no cotuldera , tion for the bill must sesserwily bea heed's one, as his wit , nest for that impose win Mr. Mark Taylor, th indorser of the bill, but he led no other alternative than to put him is to the boa. Mr. Mark Taylor was thee called and eicastined by Mr. Bodll. He said that he was net in the constant practice of dboonnft Ms. He went to Wkikerces.otousc rhe a t o , see the Minima, and wee escoopeaki by Mr. Newton, I bet did set ale Ids belga Ms moise he any please of blank pp:Pearema give for two other. that had . l The et heanse i n diehm all emords t e. sl 7 sai The bill egsed a rn , all wise ammo& is the tmersecties. Witco= did not , ; say if the delbsilest weld sign the all he would let him out i of prierftere be was at witness's snit for between four end , Sri ed ponds. The joy 'burred at the slots glide wilassa's *Tifton that although he stated that a consideration had been giver. for the bill, yet they were not inclined to credit his testi loony ; and they wished to know whether it was not lotus bent on the plaintiff to prove to their satisfaction dust consi deration bad bran given for tbe bill ? Kr. Justice Brie slid there was no neavalty for the plain tiff to prove any consideration. All he bed to do was to prove the handwriting of the acceptor ; and as he bad done that the jury mast return a verdict la his favour. 601. The jury this returned a verdict foe the plainti ff , for Ba. COURT OF EXCHRQUER,YEsman. Ntss Pins AT .—Beroas lb. Bvoe PAm AND • MRODLINKI 0:4101011 Jost. JONSSON O. GAILAIIT.-FOZCIPL2 1111 MIT. This was ea action to recover compensation is da. 1 manes for an alleged forcible entrants of the plain tiff's dwelling-beuse and premises, and seizing and taking possession of certain womb. The defendant pleaded not guilty, and that the house and the Foods wen not the plain tiff's; there was also a plea of justification on the ground of a fi. fa issued from this court, and leave and liens*. Kr. Hamfroy and Mr. Jona wen for the plaintiff, and Mr. 1 Knowles for the defendant. The plaintiff is a publican in Kin's-gateestreet, Holborn; the defendant is an raker of the sheriff. On the 4th Nov. the latter took pomades of the hones in question—the " ffir John Falstaff" tavern, in Brydges street,Countgarden—but alter remaining there four days, he went out. the plaintiff (Johnson) having exhibited documents to show that the hones and furniture had been previously transferred to him by Janes, the former landlord of the tavern, against whom the writ was issued. A valuation was produ ced aad in end a broker proved that the plaintiff ht th e It i O ri ar l an fittings ; end it was also stated that he taken certain additional articles of furniture into the house. It was stated, in mouexamination, that soon after this occurrence, Janes passed through the Insolvent Debtors' Court. To support the claim for damage,, it war shown that the plaintiff had been greatly annoyed by the drunken conduct of the " man in possession." Hr. Knowles, for the defendant, addressed the jury, con tending that the alleged sale was a flatitiotui one to enable Janes to pus through the Insolvent Court; as it had been shown in evidence that the letter, some time after his insol vency, spin entered into possession of the premises, which he still retains, _ _ — Mr. jinn Parke left it to the jury to say whether the transfer of the house and tilting@ was a bon& fide one, or only •transaction to sive tbe plaintiff a nominal porsession ; and whether any portion of the furniture seised was that proved to have been brought into the house by the plaintiff when the alleged transfer was made. Tke jury found for the plaintiff on the material issues : damages, one farthing. Mr. Baron Parke said them was no occasion to certify as to costs, for Lord Denman's Act and the county court statutes prevented that. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—ThrzaDAT. Bayou Xx. °CUMIN RE ALVIANDIa.—LO2IO ADZI LOANS. or EXkYt- NATION. This was the adjourned last examination meeting in the cue aflame! Alexander, merchant, of Greet Winchester street. The balance-sheet, prepared by Dims's. Quilter, Ball, and Co , extended from the let of January, 1846, to the date of the fiat in Deoemb. r last, and contained the follow ing items: To creditors, 7,6624 ; ditto holding security, 53,5491. ; liabilities, 1,1061. ; capital on the 31st December, 1845, 17,1951. ; profits, 19.2651. By proper' , " given tap to the assignees, 6221 ; ditto in New South Wales (of this no estimate was given) ; ditto in the hands of creditors, 63,4751.; trade expens e,1,0121 ; personal and household ditto, 1,5411.; lour, 26,4371. ; ditto is respect of crates in Scotland 7 3641. Mr. Rees, for the assignees, opposed the passing of the bankrupt, stating that he bad been a merchant trading largely with New South Wales. In November, 1846, he had formed a partnership with a gentleman named Redfern ; and there were ennsequesdy two accounts, a joint and a separate account. They had made very extensive speculations in wool, the result of which was not clearly shown ; and on these and ether points the assignees were anxious to make further inquiry. The bankrupt was also propriettr of two estates in Sostland, which had been mortgaged to a consider able extent, and the accounts were very complicated. It had been discovered only a short time ago that the bankrupt, in granting these mortgages, hid reserved to himself the right of granting ground lessee, which he had exercised in two in-1 stances. The heritable bond creditors had disputed these leases as being contrary to their in. erest ; sad whether the estate was entitled to any interest in those leases, the assignees could not tell. The bankrupt had laid out considerable sums of money in building hotels on those estates ; and it was a legal question of some importance whether the assignees were not entitled at least to the value of the bricks and mortar, though the rents were received by the heritable !rind creditors. Little reliance could be placed on the accounts, for on the bankrupt bring asked to explain a certain item, the discovery had been made that a sum of 1,0001. was omitted. On these ground, a reasonable adjournment ought to be ranted ; for though the accounts had been filed seven weeks, sufficient tints had not been allowed for their investigation. It was unquestionable that, in December, 1846, he knew himself to be on the verge of bankruptcy ; and this being so, he had had plenty of time to prepare complete accounts. Mr. Maynard, for the bankrupt, said he would not oppose a reasonable adjournment, as there were several questions which would have to abide 1-gal decision. As to the state. meat that certain facts had only been discovered last week, it should be observed that the private meeting wss only then held. Some of the accounts required were in New South Wales, and could not be prodeced in leas time than nine months. The bankrupt's marriage settlement had been asked for; this was not in his possession, but in that of the trustees. After a conversation the last examination was adjourned, by consent, till the 30:b of May, 1850. IRELAND. DIMILIN, MAT 31. Last night there WY a great ball at the Wagon House, very numerously but net selectly attended. The Lord Lieutenant and Lady Clarendon honoured it with their presence, but stayed a very short time. None of the Dublin fashionable. were present. The Virrary Vindicator contains, at great length, the allocation from the Pope addressei from Gaeta to catholic Christendom. It is dated 20th April, and utters the hope of his Holiness that the catholic powers will re-establish the temporal sovereignty of the papacy. " The city of Rome," says this docu ment, " has now become a forest of billowing brutes." The acts of the Romans are denounced throughout with great energy. Trini College gives only one fellowship th's year, for wh ich there are seven candidates. The examina tion commenced yesterday. Lord Lanesborough is a candidata for the vacant representative peerage, and is likely to be elected. Owing to the zealous exertions of Mr. Berwick, the sasistant barrister for Cork county, the govern ment have established district bridewelis in several towns, a change that was much wanted. The Leinger Repress states that Lord Dude is go ing to form a company for the purchase of the Martin estate in Galway, of 200,000 acres. At Tralee the cholera has been very fatal, a great number of meet respectable persons having died from it. In Cork it is greatly on the decrease. One of the houses in the village of Toosevars, from which so many persons have been evicted, was on Monday night set on fire, and but for the exertions of the police several houses would have been burned down. Secarr Socrernts.—Dr. Cane, Mayor of Kilkenny, is a letter to the Kilkenny Jossmal, says: "My object it to ea your attention to the rad tact, that secret essociatious and 11WileriSg-il for some ponied purposes have reached our county and city, and are programing amongst our people. I have bec om e luny and satisisetorily ow:abut ot the truth et this statement with a depression of spirit which far out weighs saytkin I have felt is by-dose eniferioe ; and I ad dress these h urri ed lines to you oak* that the prow and %Wavy would corabioa the Italtod Wauseon to di scads kis se miscue ilovesent the miegaitted sea who too Wisp into the mare. You knew I ever deprecated swot sorely, it saa•t be new deprecated sere diaa nor." CLERICAL . PZEIFIRMWS.—TI; Haa asd Raw. L., COIIIITSWAY, me of the Queen's Chaplains, to Bossy Tressy V., Dooms, dip. Exeter, 45W. with residence ; patron, the QR.'', Rev. H. LIIDGATIA (os his own peSiboa), to Altatorp R., Bon, dio. Boshadu, 2791. ; nowt by resigns- Yaa of Hr. Hubbard. Raw. B. J. Rim, to Stoodow-Ilomy 8., lam dio. Rochester, 4611. with residence; vacant by taiguatke of Raw. T. Hubbard ; patron. B. Reeve, Esq. NAVAL Dovoxpowr, MAT 30.—Tb. Gladiator, ft., retoniod from Pembroke trday, and le added to the resolve mad rea.—The Mayaerd et -sloop, at present exposed bore to,. Portsmouth, Will mil on the 6th premise with mails tor Mem Leona, Ameneisa, Pmfaedia, MedMim, mmd Cape Is Ved leloods.—The gams, IM, dtboegh pad off on PAW l.ra, ie mill in ammlintem, vMer sharp of end wettest 061.11.—Tbe Diedsloo, 20, Wm bola earreyed by dm Admisal ilopedearaamot Mr J. Look, Bart, mad is prepared I. emeeidmlus.—Tho &Mlle, 8, mad 11a, 8, eR-deepis /twin hem re pai red, are to take on beard loo Mos ere mere load weight befom th ager ber 4a iso m s omed to ma ea the ant trial mare. —Tbo 11 104, Capt. Chem. Wire, sad the Sperten, 28, Capt. 11. C. Symonds, are both mooted at this port, from twosome Natio*, to be paid off.—Tb• Colombia, Fralk. Ighottland, mismaader, smiled an Koaday to promote her Barmy to the bay of Put& Wootwtoz, MAT 111.—Abierm, &v. wee ondlookorl yes. ter&y, mad the Wean, et., decked am 'repairs. -4411 I sty. is osier mere to pressed so Obeernme la tie eene sty., sheath. to tam up her moan at thee port es mee of the aiktmeal Nem ermedrom—Lieut. Theme Tisk selllad Chialee 8. My lave bees ordered to Wady al the steam exemMelMet of the various Immo who mesa ermadates for Ma must MIN of emeleleate le the map ler iiipmdighte, whist IMO 10 have luau pion to Prom man* Sommerow, I palpated mill the ithyosidima. Mr. O: 2, the imoseatisafier of this yard, has lout adored to p am m m omum es one if the madmen in make shlpbriblims. MILITARY. Oatesaat vas MAT.—Cieserals : Sir R. IL Wilson. R.C., colonel of the 16th Hamm died is Leedom, May a; the Hos. Si, Edward Paget, 0.C.8., pomace et Chelsea Hospital sad colossi of the Mk Poet, died at Cowes, May 13.—Lint.-Gesink: eir herr Malls LC.B cole-rd of the 6th F.cit, died at Readies Kay 4 ,—Nesbitt, died at Grates, Kay 4.—Mater A. strut. halt pay. 4th Ceylon Regiment, died May 16.—Capt. Patrick. Ma Foot, died Kay 9.—Litat. Erase, half. pay. gamines battened', died May 2.—Saegeoa Palen, 80th Foot, died Kay 3. SPORTING. TArrERSALM-TIIIIIISDAY. The bettiaa;;Zerce7 ;;;;;;p ta;ie;esteasau la eadi easoasts, sad the pukka of the reepestive favourites in wet respects the MIN as oa Tuesday ; the ow pekes WINO Elt. Antoeto sad Vaa Trollip, who were gala. d at as improves , at. Nothhig huh... heard vest~ of the sistees. j=_ QUEEN'S 111;1;iiiFili6;. THE MOOT STAKES. 7 to I opt It. Antooio lO to 1 opt Volopyro 11 I -- Doedarloo 10 —1 Mks's.= 10 —1 -- Mk, FM (t) 11— 1 Giulia' (t) Tin Asiirr islimotAL STAKES. 110 to 60 apt Elthirat (t). _ PRE EMPEROR'S VASE. _ 5 to 1 art Chasitia;e7() - i 76 fig7it, Oases= 5 2 Von Tromp B!. Lion. Ofrforre Di= was bodied br a mall mat 15 to 1; the odds afterwards DERBY, 1630. 40 to 1 snot Windbound (t) 00 to 1 eget hedges@ (t) 40 1 Harding. (t) 00 1 Odin (t) 00— 1 LaarOuraftee(t) bo 1— Wsendyks (t) 50 1 Witsheraft (t) Its atom ten weft taken In anall mums Offers to take 60 to 1 about William the Conqueror. TSB POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. ALLEGID ATTIIMPTAT SUICIDE.—T. Roberts, a labourer was brought benne the Lord Mayor, charged with having attempt. d to destroy himself. A policeman stated that at half put five o'clock on Wed nesday evening he was informed that a man bad thrown himself from London-bridge into the river. Upon looking ever the parapet, he saw a man swimming as hard as he could, and presently he observed one of the crew of a steam vessel trying to stick a boat kook in the swimmer's clothes. At the same momeat a boat rowed up, and a watered= brought the man ashore. The swimmer turned out to be the defendant, and he appeared to have imbibed a quantity of strong liquor before he took to the water. The Lord Mayor a.ked the defendant what had induced him to commit such an act of madness ? The Defendant—Why, your lordship , I was cent by my mother, who is a laundress in Peckham, for tome clothes into the City, and as I met a friend I sent home the clothes by an omnibus, sad went to bug • drop of beer. As I was passing over the bridge over went my tat, and as I didn t like to return without it I jumped in after it. If they hadn't hooked me I know I'd bare notched it, for I'm a capita swimmer. (Laughter.) The Lord Mayor—Well, as it certainly does not appear that you meant to drown yostself. I shall discharge you; but take more care of yourself; yen have had a very narrow escape. WORSHIP.STREET. ALLIOIO POISONING NT ♦ WlTlL—Elisa was brought up for final examination, charged with having administered repeated dome of arsenic to her husband, with intent to destroy his life. The facts of the cue adduced in evidence at the former examination, and which hays already appeared in this paper, were read over to the prosecutor, who now stated that, about twelve months since, and some time after the altered demeanour of his wife t owards hint first attracted his attention, he accidentally discovered that she wee in the habit of rewiring clandestine visits from a man residing in the neighbourhood ; and, upon expressing hie dissatisfaction at her conduct, she became much agitated, and told him that she had done him a great wrong, but that be would learn all about it when she was dead. On the same evening she made an attempt upon her life, which he succeeded in frus trating, and for a short time after there wee an appear ance of improvement in her conduct; but she soon relapsed into her former habits, and upon coming home un expectedly upon a subsequent occasion he found the blinds drawn down, and had to wait at least ten minutes before she admitted h im. He noticed at the time that she looked very pale and agitated, and, hearing a scuffling sort of noise up • stairs, he inquired what it meant, and she told him that it was caused by the eat. His suspirdeas, however, were not sufficiently excited to induce him to search the plate, and he returned to his Wainer; but on the following day the man who was the object of his jetting called while he was at home, and, observing a secret signal exchanged between the latter wed his wife, he warned her of the consequences, unless she prohibited his visits. The prisoner became there upon greatly enraged, and told him that if he ever reputed such as Insinuation he should have cause to repent It. Shortly after this conversation he was seized with the symp tome he had before described, and which ultimately induced bias to make the search that resulted in his discovery of the e i rin Ryan, professor of chemistry, raiding at Hol ston (but not acting in that capacity at the Owman Hos pital, as before stated), deposed that about three weeks since the prosecutor called upon him to consult him in reference to his health. He presented a very emaciated appearance; and exhibited such symptoms as minute doers of arsenic adminie- Owed to him for a length of time would produce. He was decidedly of opinion that two grains of weenie administered I* s healthy ma* for four or live wasseative days might lee osdkoiost to cause dosed illempest Kelly stated that dam the last exuding= he had beau endeavouring to disown the shop at which the poison rodueed had been purehamd, hut without success. Mr. Vona, the prisoner's sacker, said that, under the eir enesslemese dmloned, be should advies his sliest to reserve ler dishmem his he felt bound to intimate that she *smear prelsolled ler bassimee, and he should be prepared with 'videose beim enabler tribunal to rebut the atom material ;al; prose that ~►a had bssto km his boss, sad wok protostios from tor hair. is amegssaos of tor hosboad's ill The piKest was fully eastatittod to Now for trial. LAMBETH. _ _ . . . VATALPurtra.—Robert SOIMICMOS sad James Ifttitalsy, who stood remanded from Tuesday on a charge of ring mused the death of William Nutt, were placed at the bar for Anal miuniaatica. P o l es - con st a ble Ratcliffe, 66 P, deposed that on the pre aiding afternoon an inquest had been held on the body of the deceased, and the jury, after bearing several witassees, returned a verdict of " Accidental death." Mr. Yardley aeterdiagly discharged the primal. PUBLIC *SALES. MAT 31.—8 y lir. Piooorr, at the Mart.—Freshold ecpyboid estates, comprising the Richmond Brewery;Baregy and including brewery, stores, plant, machinery, s ti b . , brewers' residences, Bitten inns and publiobouss, tsT a : dwelling-homes and shops, and thirteen oats es, id la various tamale. Toe brewery and taverns at opppkokl, stigma to 13s. 10d, quitrent, and saretems sae is a purchaser if not already tenant of the manor. l'isa ess ; =sledge partly freehold and pertly copyhoid, at se as i o u quitrents.—Bold in one lot foe 33,0001. Mesue SAUTILZWORSII and BUNS, at the Mert.--Leass4 hold residents' and premises, 9, Rood-lane, City, let as o ak s &c. for 1721. par annum, held for 48 years at ground rental' taxes amounring to 6.51 13s. 6d.—So ld for 1,2001. The Micklelleld estate, situate at East and West Tilinse 7 ; Essex. comprising th ree farms and 9 , 59 a. 3r 31p. o f ar a by • meadow, and mush lands, let on leases for 1,491. pee land-tax redeemed—submitted for sale in three * bought in for 30,8001. Freehold estate, celled flll House mansion and Ism Csrshalton, with 200 a. 3r 34p. of lend, &tures, rather, mg growing mops, at a valuation—knocked d oge foe 9,760/. Freehold residence and cottage, adjoining Hisk.sism West Cowes, 1,8801. . Means. PRICKS/I' and Sore, at the Mut. —Lean a t pm , fesaionsl residence, 2, John-greet, Bedford-row, let for 1051. per can., held for 9 years at 71. 16..-4901. Brick•built stabling and coach house, with rooms over. e Ring'mews, In the rear of the Preceding, let foe 251 , pe r annum, held for 81 years at Ir.-1701. Freehold residence, called Vale Cottage, Muswellhill o dg i urden, dm, tithe.free, and land-tax redeemed -6101. SHIPPING IA TELLIGENCS. (mai ow onTelpemati, nig IlkiNgitg (Nuttier • Ligyea —77=2_ CASUALTIRB. Pere, Webster, from Linden to California, pet ieto did part 22nd ult., rather lesky, requiring to be ae►ke;,—; 0 braltar, May 23. AIIitIVED, MAILS. ARRIVED. Aomori Catra-at glisio,May 27, from St. Jake* NA ATIAN - Off Newhaven, May r , from Auvockrx- at lammed, May 110, tram .114 1= Anna-at Bristol, Mal, from AL Tama AONFO-of Liverpool , May 31, from ADAMSIIIIII-Off LiCeloool, May 31 Bxxswirro -at Gravesend, Mar 31, from laid. CoMIA11,111•-••41 Harwich, May3o, from Xasterg COWLS PATOXI-Off 13.1. May 30, fnen Naples Fr. vor Ldroour-off Mien Her , May 13, "OM Commotions-off Arbroath, May 10, ffina. ...... ••••••••• 'M t Ltuuno-at Gravesend, May 31, *ea labia CRIALOITI CAMILLA-at Cork, May 19, tram Fisra Dasr-at Cork, May 29, from Fins Dzsmown -at Cork, May 29, fret Drarsato-at Newport, U. May 29. tram G... - 113 199 EDMUND-off Falmouth, May .9, from - FANNY-at Limerick, Mar 29, from Bayer Faucrry -at Gravesend, Kay 31, from. Amass, Rota-at Gravesend, May 3', from bon Fum-off Liverpool, May 31, from - .......... -- -Loki ILtauroan -et Liverpool, May 31, from - frommk Haar-at Wexford, May 211, from M. kka's,N.l, HTIIDETOID -at Clyde, May 30, ITnOI ifewrart liAnnirroaa-at Kouptown, May 30 lAABELLA-at Pentland Firth, May 26, from. Limpid 1.0.-at Lirrrp,ol, May 31, from _ Mail Juaii-off Plymouth, May 30, _ from .31awhwallmi JtIJA 80Plit4- at Graverwod /Kay IS, tram Kira ..1F TIM FOROOT-at Mlllorsl io r 19, from -a a Maar Aix-of Deal, May 30, Newels* Morrrranua-off Mon Had. May IS, from .........JIL Joker, 11,11, Plarroun-at Gravesend, May 31, from Petering Or.rwros-at Sligo May 26, from Parweras 'hermit-at Limerick, May 19, from : L i l l Pumemon-offjorTi . T May ia 1:9 1. from , °''!. :::: „ .:".ate .... lae:.ir _ —...usx—off Exmou May from P tours Hau.—st Oniveernd, %illy 31, from ........... „AIL liter PaLou.a--atGraveftnd, May 31, from * Dm/ma Paosrmurr —at Gravesend, May 11, from Aaron Roar —at Gravesend, May 31, from Oslo Romans—off Botchy Head. May 30, from .11Llimarts 8111131—at Newport. M., May 29, from linseisk Pea CHAS. NAPIER—off Portsmouth, May 20, from. Modelled BAN Nwou—at Klnproad, May 30, from Ora latiarass—at Gravemend, May 3., from lip Grails STREIT at Gravesend, May 31, from ltsedis Turmas -at Onossemouth, May TO, nom ... Parke* 'nooks AMP ANN—at Artorftth, May 29, from -- .11rmi VICTORIA—St Belfast, May 28, from .11LJakit's,18 . 1. Warcaum--off Liverpool, May 31, fr05a......... ........... Yew Tat WILIJA/I—off Deal, from NM YALMOI:TR—at Cork, May 29, from Casitaatlagle BAILED. wit BU lie wit 11 01 I on I ..'"' r I! ALM. STEWART-Ram Cork, May 29, to .15. kb= Alex Coe - masa-from Cardiff, May3o, to Amow-from Hartlepool, May 29. to Aram* Amos-nom Aberdeen, May 99, to Anklet Ammer-from Slyth, May 27, Is. AMMICAN Earns-from Gravesend, May $l. to .24art74 DEPATRIA-from LIMIOOOI. MAO 31, 61. Asa-from Liverpool, MAy 31, to = mime Mitwat-at Growls nd, ayM 31, from ANTWIIMIN-at Gravesend, May 31, from ARNO Hasramos-from Shields, May 99, to Cl = BARIDILD s%omila-from Shield., May 29. to Baoreom-from Arbroath, May 29, to Csuords-troot Exmouth, May 30, to JJesaai C.seetoets-from Liv„rpool, May 31, to CHRISTIANIA-from Gravers d, Mar 31, to Doaannts-from Gravesend, ay 31, to DISIRIt AND TILLT -from Liverpool, May 31, t 0.... ..... AL Ibmai Duca or Bra - from Plymouth, May 29, t 0......... -.AHOY Lust-from Sligo, May 29, to * it. J. lii Etimarrm -from Dublin, May 29, to .511111 M also- from Bristol. May 31, to Jolt ELIZA KILLICE-RomLIVITOOOI, May 31, t 0............ HoM big East-from °ramrod, May 31, to ffoulle BB s &mit-from Gravesend, May 31, Is .... . FAVOSITS -MOM Liverpool. May 31, Is „.. Damns Poroacroax-from Liverpool, May 31, t 0.... Ifor Tot Grxmantsaar-from Cardiff, May SO, to Main °AMERIND-from Shields, May 29, to Ihrlitarnoms Guano-from Aberdeen, May 30, to .... 00y. HARCOURT-t/0111 Gravesend, Iday $l, t 0....... = Invoice-Imm Cardiff, May 30, to .. .15;a11111111 1 1 JO:IIIVA CARROLL-from Cardiff, May 39, to 01005 Jaws-from Liverpool, May 10, to masa= MINERVA-from Graverend. May 31, to . Ramo--fromOraverend, May 31, to OmMallallil ROYAL WILLIAM-from Liverpool, May 31, to. AIMS Itaismo-trom Cork, May 29. to ROOMY AND YARDARM-from Sligo, May 28, to Sr,ca-from Cardiff, May3o, to COMM STELLA-from Cork, May 29, to Sarruo-from Greenock, May 29, to .Boat SLANET-from Weitord, May 28, to 8. Batumi-front Liverpool, May 31, to .niimidial Sr. Viacom-from Liverpool, May Si, to it. TO SZRATINA-from Liverpool, ;May al, to Brans-from Gravesend, May 31, to ..... 09. 10 Tee Duce-from Liverpool, May 34 to *WM Tams-from Cardiff, May 30, to _ - 05 11911 Taffirsurra-from Shields, May :9, to Pailla Two Samosas-from Shields, May 30, to Cli = We. lAMINR-trop Plymouth, May 30, 10 Wursirazo-Lam Liverpool, May 30, to GOO VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aunt JANI (barque), of and from Liverpool for Jamaica, 1111 1 4 30 miles west 01 Cape Finisterre. Barest. ltracsiattr, from Calcutta for Mauritius, March 21, Ist. It N., lam 66 E. Commix (barque), April 21, lat. 2.6 N., lon. 21.19 W. DMITIOOVIS (1111 p), boot Womb* tor Loadoo, April 20, lot. 1.l A• lon. 20.4 W. from Newport for Carthame, May 6. lat. 46, lou. 9. Illacorts (sebooner), of and from Jersey, Kay 17, standing to wed. ward, lat. 48.8, lon. 37.30. limos, from Newcastle for Odessa, May 11,_lat 43, lon. 9. LT Or TIM LAMS (1C1100120f), StaDdlni N.E., Airy 24, off Copan - _ Vacant. Poartreot (brig), from Liverpool for Cmetattlnople, May 14, is tbi Struts of Oibraltar. PARAGON (brig), of tit. lees, from London, standing to tbo eratere. May 19. lat. 46.30, lon. 40 W. Raouta, from Bombay for Chew Much 31, off Colombo. B..w(barque), from Nommaile for Cokutta. April 19, let. 0.191, tom 24.19 W. Siva, from Novelette for Odoom. let. MI, km. 9. ilaa BIRD (Ong), of teuelerland, tor Halifax (NA.), May 11, laL MAI los. 4319. TIOVIADOUR, from Calcutta for London, March 9, lat. 1 N., ion. 33 L BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRIIITOW.—May 28, at Orseigow, hoar Pomp:Mk, N. 8., the wife d Capt. Prigtow, of a daughter. COLMAN.—Iday IS, at Westbourae.terrastorced, the wife of 0.1. Oolaam, Esq., of &daughter. COlTON.—llay IS, at Rochester, the wife of Mr. B. Cotton, or a daughter. ROBERTOON.—May IS at Bath, the wife of Commander D. Robert son, R.N., of HALB. Cygnet, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ICING—WALToN.—May 22, at Bury, by the Rev. J. C. Boducil, Henry William, eldest son of Kr. H. King, ta Clarissa Awl* issond daughter of Mr. W. Walton. MARRON—CASTES.—May 29, at Muck Hadhaeo, by the Re.. T. 0. Carter, F. B. Maraca. Esq., eldest son of T. Y. MOWN &Pin ol Cumberland-terrace, Begent's•park, and Henley, Surrey, to Marl Caro atfo liW ire. rkst daughter of T. 8. Carter, Rao., of Much lisdionr NORIIAN—NORHAN.—Ifay H. at St. Marrs, Bury, by h et e .1. J. C. P. Eyre, Mr. J. Norman, to Boomna, second daughter of Mr. Norman, of Bnry. RICKPORD—W YNDHAM.—May 14, at Hothead Bt. Mary, T.lO. Hicadrar F.M.. Capt. Royal Welch Fusiliers. to Frances E9ll 9 db Marla, ally &Rd of the late C. Wyndham, Erg, of Amassed BA Wilts. WILLIAM9—BLIDD.—May 29, at White noodling, VIRZI by lbs B. A. O.Lg., P. Vincent, M. 0., curate of L Has% J. u. wiThar, Pieroe William.. Hattel Broad Oak, to farms , dirt daughter of the ROT. H. Bodd, /LA , rector of Whits DEATHS. Itlf.—May 30, at his reekleam, Thornhill Holum Randsworth, near Blemingham, Edward Winne Pry, formerly of Rio Janeiro, yell". iltrEN.—May 11 , at Bromley, Sarah, widow of the Be!. W. Gm* vioar of inky, Kent. lALY,—May 10, at Worthing, Wm Hely, relict of the late Richard Standish Hely, Fag., R.N. TtEFUSIS.—Kay 28, the H. Capt. G. R. Treftnis, R.N. of Brighton, aged 37. OrdLIACOURT.—May 27, at Perla, Joseph Henry Bildm. third W . Wallecoart. Printed rad by ',mums r, Ow. le do air of Loader. Mike. as th. 4 fa lastaraarsa. la UN melodist Whitateiraa—rwaralula reit oru rel 016 1 e 0 June 6 1 0 June 24 0 Jane 6 June 22 , June 7 Mal 4 Hansbusg. Holland Lisboa 81dntiy, N 8 W. India vil 8 iut►ampton laths vik Marseilles Baton and Halifax Means and Havannas Watt India Brazil