The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-28 00:00:00

The CHAIRMAN now begged to move that the report by the damson be sprayed of, and that the statement of wows be received sad adopted. (Hear.) Mr. JOHNSTON DOUGLAS, of Locke/hie, seconded the mores. Dig. LITTLE, abrades, said be had a protest to ledge it sagrenes to the routhase Otiose shares. It was tothe effect that,observiag is the report the introdesetion for the tint thee in the capital account of the company of a new head of diabursonest fur subsidiary lilies, under which is was prepaid to charge the company to the extent of 351,0001. • and having further observed that those alleged 'shams in subsidiary lines had been treated as saes of the company to be realised ; and as they had best advised that this was contrary to set of perils sent, they reseed to adopt the sail stores, and objected to the applic Mos of the money of the Caledonian eampney to pay sells ea these shares. This, Mr. Little said, was a very ho erot s•or an d as he was &rims that it should be ought ei t el t ;lo . fo the mortis g the course which the die sentient shareholders h ad person's, he would now read as °pietist th.i. had been (busked Ix, the subjtet fn ma the Attermy G. octal gad Thames Jones, Esq., by the London shareholders: " We are of opinion that the directors are not justified by their sets in purchasiag shares or interests in undertakings to which their acts do not specifically refer. They are by their statutes constituted a corporation for a specific purpose, hey nd which they have so authority.—(B'reed) Joao Janne, Tames' Jos as.—Loadoo, Feb. 24, 1849." Mr. LITTLE went oa to say he bad to place on the table • further protest against the workine outrun 'entered into with the Scottish Central Railway Company. His pretest Mated that, as the legi4atarehad previ,maly refused to legalise this agreement, gni wishing to pay all due respect to that dens on, they objected to th e application of any of th e money of the Caledonian Company to this cosines In any way. Mr. Little stated that this protest had sp. to it the signatures of five oe six hun dred the shareholders of the Caledosiaa Company. He then read an opinion from Mr. Jones on this contract, which stated that the effect of this agreement, to pledge the capital of the company for purposes foreign fiont the object of its incorpo rations, could not be dons without the authority of parliament. From the tenor of the chairman's observadeas, Mr. Little said he bad gathered a new fact, namely, that there existed a working costreat with the Dundee and Perth Coot any. Now, he had to state that if he had been pre y hammed of the existence of this compact, he would have been prepared alas to have lodged againit it a protest. Mr. FAWCETT, Loudon, said he roes to move sa amend ment to the modem submitted by the chairman. It wee ori- MailYintended to take the osiers a the meeting on the rent puts of this ammaswat, but he now proposed to submit it saint. The amesebseat was to the effort that the dividend recommended in the report at the rate of three per cent. be declared ; the same to become payable, leas in come-tax, out of the prcats if the company ; th at the state ment in the report, and capital acommt of the alleged expen. dime. out of the funds of the compasy of 381,2271. in the purchase of shares in subsidiary lines in contravention of the ems relating to the Caledonian company, is unsatisfactory to this meeting, and that this meeting refuse to adopt sad shares and expenditure ; that the statement in the report of the contract for working the Scottish Cashel line is also un mtisfactory, and this meet* refuse to adopt said vorkiag contract as respects this eempaay ; that the report and Satsuma of accounts be termed to a committee of share holders for the purpose of investigating the same and of reportilig on the financial affairs of the company ; and th at the mesdng stand adjourned till Monday, the Ze d of April, to wain some place in London for the purpose of receiving that rep , rt. Mr. Fawcett said his confidence in the Caledo nian Railway was undiminished ; but they must take means to prevent the directors incurring further liabilities, else mittens would aid in the company Wog landed in the Court of Bankruptcy. air. LITTLE seconded the amendment. After a long discussion, in which the polity of the directors was attacked and defended at great length, fir A. AGNEW moved another amendment, to the effect that the meeting should act approve of that part of the report whisk related to the working contract with the Serethi Omani Railway. The hon. Wood stated as his oases for this amendment that he did not wish the tide of Sa desecra tion to be carried on to the Scottish (Usual by the Cale donian. -- After a good deal of ensaltatin and debate se to how the vote should be taken, the charm* seasented M alter his antic& so ea to leave out any 'sprain. of approval of the contract wilt the Scottish Cestnl. He said be did this on compabloa ; but he, at the muss time, imationed tha , it did not much matter whether this working matron was or was not approved of by the eampaq, as it wee already a kga, valid, and binding costreet, kasi which the company according to the beet legal advise, scald not withdraw. Sir A. AGNEW, ma hearing this &heretics of the chairman on the original 'motion, et once consented to withdraw his amesameat. The motion of the chairman and the ammadmist of Little were then pat to the vote, what the masa wee earned by a major ity of 48 to 28 votes Mr. LITTLE then demanded a seratlay, which was panted, and a committee appointed for the pupate, who es. • to give in their report oa Tuesday (ya'erday ) erasing. The CHAIRMAN said he might aunties, for the info,- nestill• if the shembadden, that uwards of 3,000 proz , es W bout Nat kis dkestors to be p seed by them la support of the paw "Mk they lad adopted. • peiniatisa thug *levied, &sluing a 3 & AIM per mat. - 91 r. LITTLE raolostai t. roulades. Bir A. AGNEW forward Ids wed artist esoiset to .tee woo loot bp a majority Of 16 to 96 war ; the posiessse Wag ematiosed. TM arioNag tkos lake up. lulu; oat boa 1 till 8 p.u. AMBERGATE, NOTTINGHAM, AND BOSTON, AND EASTERN JUNCTION. Ralf-rap* Mmitay.—Norrutocut, Feb. 27.—F. N. Nolan'. Esq., in the their. The SECRETARY read the report, of whisk the follow ing Sea @MOM : " Tke improved propene of the eompany, "Wag from the payment of dm calls la wear, and to saiicipalin at that sew made. have hid year directaes to believe, diet the lino betimes Grantham and Bidwell may be opened en Sae shoat the annum et the protest year. The imprimis of sash as Mid MA be apparent to every sharebalisr, Inas awl as the paid- spits l of the misplay b sow sus. Wain. the dead weight of a large expenditure of interest, without nweiving any menu tl stet web die. bansumat. Your Ameba" haw, in aceordsase with the imperative halawilow et the halt yearly wetly most sistaatly hew msmdled to enforce the papist of mine of the arrow of the calk 'phut a small popeetion the papist= of ham Mb, is meet the theerig. Y. angles haw the satidmitsis MOM that they hew net D male he ethrillag the aestrathi made in Demeter. I he the supply el rails foe 46 miss of rail rift bl ai rw t t i Vrei=th wil lite llai he l m a rett=l: i a t ic to Grantham. Thus ananismati ° Mies lbeesinpay haul liabilities to the Meth of 116,4601 , and yaw disselses awns but congratulate *madmen their weebnian; mad for to to th eca as a tar th ie prat et the good Leit h with *Mak they bare mud. cm the eau sallaadwg that they should eon- Le their apsesiliew Is On ampleties et the Ens from Non. themes M Chentasea. Yaw threshes her Wei wpm the (Mustan& habitue' emirs the ihrhilumo d 10 ions, the requiced lawcfng boss glass Is Es impeedve paydelses as the righter, oh s having odd tors thins to yards ailing le wagterin the toms the 'Sybil haus have, uniertaltea pey its eels en swift new emtileatee." Tice statement at essunte slowed a ash balsam in hand Mealy 8.164 E eut et the (seal ma received, 292,1421. The CHAIRMAN staesol. in his answer to Mr. Briggs, that at the board seetingjest held, it was lewd that, on the Put call them were 71,777 dime paid ; on the second, 52.1 t and is the third, Min. Siam the report w u 650 had pia the first ; 2,425 the mond ; and filrthe third. By th e next mains, S May or Jaw, hither calesiedint woad be mete, to - enable the directors is pis a mere aepldt mid mewl report. fle spat was dna llesektima slowing aig rfleibiture of the shares Ism *awl is the reset use this adapted. SHIFFIRLD, ROTHERHAM, BARNSLEY, ARE FIELD, HUDDERSFIELD, AND 000 LE. Half pm* General Meillisy.—Wakeflekl, Feb. 27. — Jame 14271, Reg , be dm chair. The raped et the division ran is follows : " The _sleet wig& which hes elapsed sines the directon act the sWsisiiws tad Isis leshre them a stateliest of the ethic d the wawa &Width of the tre, renders say heathens& Newt to Oil Main, se that division, mmseemny. Tim illanssial sentiment w wee then di sable& Math the samyskeers Wombs down the accosate to the 27th Harsher. The half yearly aremets now t• be sthseitted under the prenvidens of the sompany's set bring dews the asesests to the MA December. The directors, however, deem It their ditty to spades the meeting of the weedy improve& pailful of he eimesers Seamen slue the theme, the yowl sad they have to esearetalate the northern shartheline w tlie *My Maims& sedation in which their Meek Is ennegusedy hell. The sells which were un paid at the close of the pad year law left reduced from 40,4081. 55., at whisk thsy 11.4 to lk=l. Ids.. and this latter ems 111 ad iley wwly relation. Of the Ball payable en the nth her , needy thee-fourths bavelmin reseived, eel 101118. ban las ressivad from Au,- Wien aim the cenginismist of w par is spamo of elk. The Must= Its" thenehre. N seknowladge th• =iltiollk vita their to die iiiftholden in et age tun to, end to side that they Vlw esehied to Ms Meeks with and se as to bete no dent* uppo *dr minds of their Why te on piss. bdsg• ra Mat a/ Zomba the line, whlek le then to M lamed am in the lateesehke sad Tedrhire Com pany. The abed= sepoomatiog the anthem dlykies et the valkely see MI - of globs, as was exproned ski hat own. OM the esaylni Old et that peril= of the lin In on seesimieel intinser will be amply re saansellve, end Ask allemillen hes bees turned during the Wises te whits anassemento mkt lentlewners sad oases betide yue In =say ewes they have bees no. esidel, ems MINIM, have Man, bat net of an law it dinatart. rod the Maslen leek aroma to as sin et Mese yeakeinery mown at no la the mesa tine ell lapis sidle thetiamore, 0111111ree euspesded. Mr. lt.=. amok . Barg sod Xr. Jaws Asdr, representing the swam divides, and Mr. Mona Dashes, M.P., Mr. Z. Dymond, Mr. W_ Zemke Tkompon, sod Mr. Wia. Noe=s, are= s mosonhema mazieo, tho swoon lOW woks $ Ns. alrest Mandl NA Mr. llllNllkepo_lho whooollee by relledeia." to MO beittlet ef Stl. iseemeett Meek telethon 11 egkesdMosior uppstmore te the end of in% 111 wowk 1144 ass deft Ow half-year to the 31st December, 1848.22.5371. 12s. OIJ. had been expended ; making a total of 96,2951. 13s aid. The various receipts to Ji no 30, 1348, vr. re 78,7981. 16s. 34.; during half-year to 31st Deceuilrs, 32,9741.75. 104. ; making a &dal of 101,77i1. 3.. 14., mud showing • Wanes in hand of di4771.95. 9(4. The czynditure in respect of thenuthern vision to Joao 30, 1818, was 64,2811 13s. bid ; during U. kalf-yeer to 31st December, 7.9371. 9s. 414. ; making • tctal of 64214/. Ild. The rewire *0 June 39, 1844, were 64,1461. 17s. 10.1.; during the subs. open! half.year, 12,7071. 17a SI. ; making a total of 66.8541. 16e. 31, and leaving • balsam in of 4,6401. 12s. 4d. The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption and printing of the report. He said it wu a very favouraMe en., PS showing that a large amount of cells had bees paid during the last two months, and arrangements were in vegeta, from which it woe hoped that, with the exception of a few shares (of which the meeting would be called upon to confirm the for feiture) the who:e of the calls would be . paid up in the course of a few weeks. The report of the engineer was assn satis factory, as showing that they would be able to complete the line at the northern end before the end of the year, when they would came into *on of a guaranteed dividend of 6ve per cent., with f profits beyond that sum. J. ANDUS, E.q., seconded the motion. 0. WENTWORTH, &q moved—" That E. B. Beau mont, Bag , J. Buff; Bag , J. Andus, (three of the re tiring direc tors represtnung the sharehelden of the northern divides), end E. Denison, Esq M.P., R. Dt mind, Big , W. G. Thompson, Esq., and W. Newman, E.q. (retiring Chute:l representing the shareholders of the southern divi don), he re-elected." EDWARD TRW, E.q., seconded the motion, and it posted unanimously. EDMUND DENISON, Esq., M.P., proposed the re election of Edward Meynell, E.q., and Henry Wormald, as million. F IASIES MICKLETHWAITE, Esq., seconded the ru sks, and it was adopted. Tae CHAIRMAN stated that be had been under • mistake in stating that some shares would be forfeited to day. Notices of the intended forfeiture had been given ; but they had not yet expired. A special meeting would be held for the purpose during the half-year; bat there would be no Ices to the eonspriny in respect of them. Mr. BRAKE/MIDGE inquired how many these were to he forfeited ? The CHAIRMAN.—Forty-ilve only. CHAIRMAN.- Forty-fiv e This being the oely bulimia to be thweaded, thanks were voted to the chairman, oe the motion al Mr. Dymond, mended by Kr. Wade, of York .—n• meeting then Woks sp. BIRMINGHAM, WOLVERHAMPTON, AND STOUR VALLEY. _ _ _ _ _ _ Hal)' ifeding.Lßirmingiass, Feb. 27.—T. LID SAX, Eq., in the chair.—The report stated, that since the led half yearly meeting, a 'pedal meetiog had been held whereat the terms of the dose to the London and North Weitera Company had been agreed upon, and that these had also been approved by the London end North Western Com pany. In the lease It was swanned that the last named company should provide ell further capital beyond the calls now made, amounting to 131. 14e. per share, the company to receive a sum equal to two thirds of the dividend for the time being of the London *divan! an 760,3601., the amount of capital ex pended by this teucern ; the first half-yearly payment to be come dos on the 30th of June, 1860; the proprietors, up to the 31st of December next receiving 4 per cent. During the past haMyear there has been 64,9311. 4.. 61 expended on works; more than half the week of the railway has been executed; the permanent rails arelold down= ranee than two l miles of road, in White to the Meek is the tunnel through Birmingham, the works of which are eempkted. It was further set forth that the weeks on the fonder parte of the line are progressing as rapidly se possible, in elder that the final opening of the line may be retried no bow than is neces sary. The statement of mod* awed an expenditure sine* the lime was projected of 911,11111 L Is. Bd. ie parliamentary expenses ; 18,8021. Ss. 11d. fa unlike's*/ sad surveying ; in lead and compensation, 310,6371. Mk 6d. ; rail • and chairs, 80,0901. 17s. lit ; works, 176,9801. 18e. 6d. ; and advertising, 1,1171. fle. 11d. ; the total expenditure being 688,9361. 9e., leaving a bales.* of cash at the beaker's of 48,3511 fle. 9d. The report was adopted, and If.. Chance end Mr. Scott, the retiring director and auditor, re-elected. COVENTRY, NUNEATON. LEICESTER, AND BIRMINOHAII. Hof/yearly Meetissg.—Birmingham, Feb. 27.—J. Blocs, Esq., in the chair. Mr.WATE. INS, secretary, read the fallowing report : "The directors hare to report Mat the requirement of the act of 1847, vie that half the compears capital should be called up ad eapamial rise to the ompletion of any eels of the unionakitsi to dew of the named in each act is now alfilled, and that as applieation will be immediately mode to the mallow moolnioners to certify that this can ado& has been duly 'seafood. On the receipt of the ofliatet• tram the ommissioner your directors will be it a peaks to pressed in acaordamo with your hialroations to tk• renewal, and. they hope, the satisfactory Ossolowiwa of the is connected with the sale of the .To data a total sum foe deposit call eel annest el 17s. Id. has been remised, a total cam of WPM Ild. eraded, sad that there is a Wawa k heal ef !OR report istlVpiel. The Tr. medal eta alllGOlig, b. ceasiderieg sad &Whig as the Isle dee Her te Ole 'Maid Comm, or the London sad NsettiMemira Company, or either dem& wee taes held, The TART stated that as theeiedieste that bolt the imolai et the oreepsay lad bees Nimbi hid not bees Illeshed, it would be assesemy 4em the meeting. Tits rands( wee ecassquatly to the SIM el April, at Lamer. DIRECT LONDON AHD PORTSMOUTH. Hatrim* Mestig.—Loadaa, Feb. 27.—W. A. I Ma mmon leq..la the shah , . The IBC read the bilewieg mpert ; " Sim the last assets ef th e reprises, be ailestlea of the di rest= bee bass le Oa safe* of the ar raepeetst semaemplated Lzwitaila straw of their meet bade te that mrseing. expended on th is nadsettAbg might be = ellielmal to some ou twit be the paepsasa be wYab the, were advanced, but = iis. repet they an WM enable to mammal anything It wM be swab, Os =nixed account that up to tha 31st Damage last, tbe all at 11. 10e. had been paid on 13,1111 shame, sad slue MO period It bee been paid on the beam nimbi: of Leilddemee, =Wag In the whole 16,384 this.. upon "Mob this bet all has been paid. Two directors, Mr IL HOMO* mid J. 311. Pawass. Ma. harlot since the last losit*LeNto ProPrlslore seeranadc their places have been suissa by R. W. Carden, E•q„ and 8. kr4lew Tie baiance Mem gave the following items a, TANK 6e. al. Ilbbessimmets :—Parliamentary espouse. 47.8851. !win liad " M O% 15,1481. la. 4d. ; law alts Imar. b. 3d. ; land (w ith law charges, &c., relating th wale), 33,7801. 18 .. 9d. ; corn. palmation do., 2,679 L lb. dd. ; advertising, 4731. 9s. Bd. ; printing and stationery, 3061. oa. 3.1. ; incadental expenses, 1001. Its. 6d. ; oMes charges, 2881. 13s. 4i. ; salaries, 1,3041 direction, 1,20014 auditor, Mk —total, te.104.974L 41.2 d. ; babas* be Mad, 27,5851. 2e. ld. The CHAIRMAN, to moving the Mugabe of the report, said be regretted that It wen so Debt, aid that it wet so un eatidastary. It was only within this. taw se tarn days that they bed emend hem Sepias for • easy diarist sash for the prepetetsse. The meet stated Sea My amid not anseunse napkins blabs ; be seuM sew eey that they meld moans me tldng widit wee that the plan they bed in esubeeplatien had filled. (Hui.) He meant the proposal agreement with the Lomita sad Brighton Downey. They mut now go on Oak would x, whisk wield be be June, when the armorstake what messures they weld to ascertain the liabilities of the 01161118117, Men due side as rapidly as possible, and return to the what balance might remain. (Hear.) Bat to to this enclusion, it was necessary that should pay up his milk se ea to make i tle it Sieldsw Yr to all parties (Hem. bear) lase sobs meet adopted. elservatioas from several Mbar proprietors.** wee 2411170111 T, ABERGAVENNT, AND HEREFORD. Fifth Orf Ftll M 111C1 is th e chair ary Methol.—Loadas, . Feb. 27.—The Hoe. W. Z. MAI 7 - tce iciOitciroTrisl,7l47c&oaso of which crio so follows : _ _ Niiiie the bat °Massy meeting of Shareholders the ollalalalleall of Realms hays granted their certificate for an Marisa of the period for compulsory maims of lands on the mkt Use, to Aug., 1861, sad Is completion of that line to Aug. , 1865. And the oes4taafspewsn for purchase of Mae as the Tat Ws Rzteastes has bess:mtesded to 1861, sad hr sompletLeg that Mae to Int Oa receipt of this sertlfisete, the &maim seek assort IM MO= to the propristess of the Lissellmossl. ememm and Hereford seasmoda, with a view to a MON, aoifimtdoa of terms M somistiss otthe medusa of them toads respect' ,vtly • mad they have the _ibellsa le smounee that a providers' momment Me imeshomuly agreed to by the shsem Maass of the time osmosis% whereby the period of W partines of them trimmedis, sad paying the re= bi tities_panisso msi MR be postponsd, the Isms mil osad, t o , be iel to the o smotiog. l ac may, i smagr a sat hed will lio si og y iesel b e e , N e il th wr t t or le be relined Mat the mime of roads al In seat of Moir : e n smpleingth wails Ms mom already paid will be ftiftheis wails, on the other hand, the balsam still due on the imam may of them tram loads eseanalhas to AM, MR so Magorbeallatility on the shmeheiden. Is the smsettfle Me imam of the tram reads will, it is sapmesd r pm rallideat bath it pay mats of Mann is the amend of unpaid pram issasy due to the tram NM esspeMoot Ma rate of Am per mei. per essune, sad be delbsiMi l t io t s oil= 'Ming the Fabler seepsallaa. TM that aring the period of mosonslos of Mowslts of thls mammy, $ am aprome will Imo beas made lowesiermaigledis of Me lines meth of Ifareferd, in smooths Milli the limpet. Aber gummy, and Heraired Raw. mpalbtkera basing bee. m t g s./ lam by the llimesbuty est Itrealagham, the filtrowsbary and Clear, sad illispehire Haim Railway Companiso, with the Riorewskary red Hereford commay, through Mash is mob osesseasemst of works wi gs . gamer! sed ftraMmy may be ossildastly lieshod amid to. It MI be is the rocollesllea of aim- Whin dist in commies, of the dinette, bribe bees e m s & chat Mial obehrise nimbi to the sirmisseents . Ittewees His esuesslg imi the Harms/ Railway sait . Hip bad sit MN ispitelk al had beam pro =7l.Sil OM it ism set - my postbags mall re sult. WM dies tie Maws,' Compaq have Sid a Wil is Mum stilmosy, to empa Übe sempledss of Os MINA TM atessats slow that Mee the mats la lout $ esidistable ma bat boss melted Wail& in smoit_, and Wks sum an In some of realitisiss; It is fay ezpostsd Hat tat sneers ' II tell will et WA toe safileient to meet the present liabilities' THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1849. of the company." The Whines sheet showed the iota penditure up to the 31st January, 1849 to be 94,0991.24. 6d., aid the teal In band 2,0171. 14s. 4d. The balance to be e t . caked in respfct to the tram roads was 6471 19i, 2d. The CHAIRMAN, having alluded to the unwillingness of the shareholders to minima the further construction of this railway of their own secoent, said they had now till the year 1861 to think on the matter, and if at that time the monetary militia% of the country were not more favourable, the directors could but eatl a general meeting, and if it wer e so decided, they cluld wind up the company. Before sitting down be would allude to the *mount of the cads un paid, which were is follows: On the Arst call, 7,7281.; on the second, 7,6821.; and on the third call 9,4061, But Flows that list was made out some bad been paid ; for instance, he had just received 1,1001. from parties with,mt going to law, and he had no doubt it would be so with a large number of the calls. _ . _ _ The report having been adopted, the matting was made special for considering the terms of suspension propoad in the &rectors' report, when the same were approved. After a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors, the meeting adjnurned. TAW YALE RAILWAY AND DOCK. HaTyatrly Meeting —Lendoo, Feb. 27. Button/I. COOPER, Esq., in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report, from which It ap peared that allusion was made to the loss of the big inperils meet for leasing this line to the London and South Western Company, as well as to the difficulties that had been imposed upon the company by the decision of the railway commis sioners upon the gauge question. The directors had now to report the termination of the agreement with the London and South Western Company, and that in consequence they had deemed it expedient to limit the works as much as possible, with the exception of road.crossings and occupation bridges required for the convenience of the landowners and tenants on the line of railway. A large amount of calls having been paid up, the directors had effected a great reduction in the debt of the company. The directors had obtained additional powers for taking land for two years longer, but they dill not ~s k the shareholders to make any further progress in the Use than might be re quired by the state of the works under contract. The clod elms of the railway commissioners in ordering the hoe to be constructed on the broad pup had taken from the line any prospect of a commercial nturn, as it would imrose a large additional expenditure, whkds would be attended with no possible benefit hereafter, and had prevented the North Devoe from participating in the promised railway accommo dation. The behmes4fteet showed the total sum espended to be 143.791/. 9s. 7d., and the recti2te only 142,8381. Its 7d. The CHAIRMAN observed that about 35,0001. would be required to meet the present contracts, which would give them nearly 9 miles complete. After this it was proposed by the directors to leave the works in their present state. The report was adopted.—The meeting then adjourned. which has been the number fer several half-years; and neat, to extraordinary payments occutriog in this half-year, amounting t s 2.0.501. It therefore appears that there is a sum of 2,0501. 13s. 10d. which should be deducted ht fora a fair comparison can be made with the corresponding half year's account. The net balance of revenue for the half year, added to the reserved fund on hand, amounts to 96,1311. 19s. 4d. applicable to dividend; and your directors recommend that a dividend, at the rote of 6 per cent., less reeorne tax, be declared for this halcystr. While, however, considering the varioue causes which have tended to depress your traffie for many months, and the circumstances under which a half-year's dividend was kept in reierve by the shareholders, the directors recommend this sum to be now divided, the excessive fluctuations and esteems depreciation of railway property, having forced on the ir consideration whe ther the system on which all railway companies have bitteerte proceeded, of dividing their whole earnings each half-year, is a sound one—they believe that the sys.eni ((rowed by almost all other great public companieu, of laying aside a reserved fund proportionate to their capital, is much safer, much lees expensive to the company as a whole, and w'.ll ultimately be found much more advantageous, even to the shareholders who wish to sell out, by establishing the permanence of the dividend, and thus reatcring public cenfilence. Your directors, in staling these, which they believe to be sound, principles as the bases of future management, will ho prepared to close the capital account at the termination of the current half year, and theceeforward to meet every expense out of the current ue. They will recommend you to add to, instead of abstracting from, your reserved fund ; and it will be for the proprietors to determine whether a smaller but sure per centage thus secured, is to be preferred to the tempo? dry division of a higher, but a fluctuating and uncertain divi dend. The agreement with the Caledcrien Company for the allocation to each company of traffic from various dis tricts, and consequent assurarion by you of part of the bur den of various guarantees to be taken by that company , has been broken off,mainly from its appeering that the Caledonian did not Include traffic to and from Leith end (Ironton. as included in the phrase t r and front Edinburgh.' Your directors considered the exemption front all competition to Edinburgh and its harbours as bought at its full value, by taking a share in the probalie heavy loss of the mere northern guarantees, and at once declined to yield any part of it. The arrangement has thus been finally broken off; but your board trusts that the self-evident advantage of each *Repay confining itself to its legitimate traffic, oa the one line east and west, on the other as north and south, will prevent any collision of interests, without needless sacrifice by either." GOTEZIOIRNT AID TO Intact RATLIVATIL—The following are the chief points in a plan, arranged by the directors of several Irish finer, upon which government aid is sought for cer:ain Irish railways.-1 That the company, by having half its capital paid up, be legally in a position to borrow.- 2. That the ban be to the extent of the parliamentary borrowing power—namely, one-third of the capital.-3. That the loan 'hall under no circumstances be appropriated to the liquidation of existing liabilities, but be devoted ex• elusively to the further progress of the undertaking.-4. That the loan be made in four equal instaltn- nts ; the second sod subsequent instalments net to be required until an engineer appointed by the government shall have certi fied that the amount previously advanced has been actually expended on the line.-6. That the company pay interest at the rate of 3i per cent. per annum, and commence repay ment of principal at the end of five years from the completion of loan; and such repayment be extended over 16 or 20 yeere from that period. The amount of loan required is 1,2E0,0001. To this plan le appended three schedules. The first con'alns the names of railway companies requiring loans from govern ment, and entitled to borrow under the proposed plan. The companies are : Cork and Bandon, Dublin and Belfast Junction, Londonderry aed Coleraine, Londonderry and Enniskillen, Midland Great Western, Waterford and Lime rick. Tits second gives a list of 'ebb railway companies with lines wholly or in part open which would not require loans under the proposed plan. They are :—Belfast and Ballymena, open without government aid ; Dublin and Drog heda, open with government aid ; Dublin and Kirdtstown, open with government aid ; Great Southern and Western, open (135 miles) with government aid; Newry, Wsrrenpoint, and Roestrevor, made to Warrenpoint without government aid ; Ulster, open with government aid ; Waterford and Kilkenny, open (11 miles) with government aid. The third schedule enumerates remaining Irish companies which are not in a position to borrow on the terms proposed. They are:—Belfast, and County Down ; Clonmel and Thurles ; Cork, Blackrock and Passage; Cork and Waterford; Dublin, Belfast, and Coleraine ; Dublin, Dundrem. and Rethfam ham ; Dundalk and Enniskillen ; Irish South Eastern ; Killarney Junctions; Killarney andlValentia ; Kilkenny and Great Southern and Western ; Limerick, Ennis, and Klllaloe ; Mallow and Penney ; Mountmelllck Junction ; Newry and Enniskillen ; Sligo and Shannon ; Templer:tore and Nenagh ; Waterford, Wexford, and Wicklow. LLYNVI VALLEY. Ifysarly llesteng 27. MAT THSWIL, Eq., in the chair.—The report of the directors (which had not been print-el or circulated) stated that the revenue of the line had considerable fallen off during the last year. The line had been formul principally for the accom modation of the 'mineral tea t c of the distrkt which, owing to the depreciation and falling o ff of the iron ;rade, bad ma terially decreased. The balance available for purposes of dividend was 1,3391. 18s., out of which the directors ream. mended a dividend of 3 per cent. on all paid up shares. These was a claim en the part of the shareholders of the old company for 5 per cent. interest. Counsel's opinion had been taken on that claim ; but it was thought better that, until the question was settled, all should share alike, without prejudice to the right of the old holders. The time for the purchase of the land for the new line would expire next August ; and, for the construction of the line itself, in August, 1851. A bill was now before parliament and had been read a second time, to extend the period ; but it would be for the proprietors Way whether it should be abandoned or proceeded with. The vacancy in the direction, occasioned by the resignation of Dr. Bowing, had been filled up by Mr. A. K. Baker.—The statement of accounts showed ca the capital acecount, receipts arising from capital crested under the Amalgamation Act, deposit on shine, instal ments, mortgages, and advances on account fatale instal ments to the 30th June, 1848, 111,8661. Os. 5d.; for half. year ending 31st December, 1848, 1,8521. tio. 4d ,• total, 113,7181. 15e. 9d. Payments on account Duffryn, Llynvi, and Perth Cewl Railway , sets of incorporation and amalgamation, parliamentary, law, engineering, surveying, works at crane, and breakwater and other expenses, to the 30th June, 1848. 108,1981. Is. 6d. ; to half- year ending 314 Dec., 1848, 1,0331. Is. 3d.; balance in hand, 4,4871. 13,„ ; total, 113 ,7181. 151. Od. The revenue acciunt (or the half year ending 31st Dee., 1848, showed receipts to the amount of 3,2441. ss. 3d.; sad an expenditure of 2,2281. 34. 21. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, explained that the depreciation in the receipts, which had fallen from 5,1651., in the corresponding balf-year of the pre ceding year, to 3,2411. in the present, we, consequent on the operations of the coal and iron trade being almost wholly suspended is this district. . _ _ &astral of the old proprietors complained of the non payment of the 6 per cent. Interest ; but, uhimatelt, the report wee adopted, as were also resolutions for alma ming the hill for carrying oat the Llynvi Valley works, and for manning the dividend. VALE OF MUTH. Half-porly M.P., in the chair.—The dilaters and chairman were in attendance, bet thin not being a legal quorum of proprietors present then was no Meal asseting, and the proceedings were adjourned sine 440. The directors' report, which was drew head in the room, sated that ; " During the past half-year two fresh which will complete the communication between Ninth Skink, had been let, sad the works ormasesesd. The works at the other portions of the line were preaseding eatidielarily. The sneers as calls due on the 12th April, 1847, emeonted, on the 31st December, to 11,11981., immediate steps for the recovery of which would be taken in every am in which there was a reasonable pro spect of wane. Every effort to complete the lower portion of the line would be taken in order that it might be opened skinltaneoasly with the &nth Wales Railway. The direc tors believe that the traffic on this section ( alt hough not ea , bracing the largest works, or the soar populous district), while it would contribate to the deduction of the amount of intend which would otherwise be chargeable against the capita of the company, would also of I ford satisfactory evidence of the value of the undertaking. As no meeting had been held since the pastor of the met which empowered the South Wales Railway Company to elect fear directors to represent their interests at this board, it became neeestary, in scoordanoe with the previsions of that set, that four of the present directors should now retire,' the gentlemen so retiring toeing the Viscount Villiers, M.P. ; F. Nat Barlow, Esq. ; David Lewis, Esq. • and D. A. 1 1 Bounders Davies, Esq , M.P. ; all of whom gad been re appointed 11 by that company. The stateniert of accounts to 39th Dec., 1848, showed receipts arising from deposit on shares, instalments, and in an anticipation of calls, 109,2441. ; and payments, including expenses of set of incorporation, parliamentary, law, and engineering expenses ; advertising,' printing, and stationery ; dike expenses, direction, furni tare, travelling memos, land and compensation, surveyor, works, contracts, fencing, and interest, to the amount of 71,2631.9.. Lod.; the balance in hand being,37,9801. 1011.24." LONDONDERRY AND COLERAINE. Half yearly Mott4ag.—London, Feb. 27.—D. Wartime, Eq., in the chair no half-yearly meeting of this company was advertised for . 12 o'clock, but at that hour very few sharebolden was present, a mongst whom only six were qualified to aid In forming a quorum. At one o'clock there were hot 10 legally qualified shareholders present, the numbsr requisite fee • quorum being 20. TM report submitted et.ntained the fsllowiag statements : " The dieseling have to lament that the sills have not boas duly _lmpoodol = 2 wadi that, consequently, they have been cites M with tha works in lb' manner mom nienied by het wart. It has therefore been the *cot rather to preserve seek works as have been senstracted than to canted Meek as they felt that, whitest the gawped of oeugpieliew, The li hlier been xpenditure wnK IX the Dr pendi eamt, be maim - tiwith )Ir. Di e,le le a& einineetien with the Mentors of other Ldek 1181 eseepeeies, the Meseta, et the Lentiesterry and Coleraine had, in the rea , net swath, an Interview with the Lord Lieutenant of the result of whisk gives then NM paid to hops 4*. that a Irish railway seaways es are kostly in a con dition le borrow, end hen their ISM semen have gives sea dense in their nedeetairkge being ended le as seesessful seeepielise, will to &eau* esuldiered by goveffaxiset say - renediel ineeseres tidbit they dem neesseary to tee behind. be the to gersensent L ra ratiedel. win be nesessery, In orders, take the benefit of it, that ensitalt the eegital of the ettespany sleek' be paid up; at the pesent went a paymmt :et mane of celhoo the extent of MAW, Ie tecp&ed to mei that pukka ; bat as the gaol amen meal thee asonnt, year diresters feel that in judo is the ehereholdete who haw gehl up, end to the general Weenie of the nederteldag,it wM be deektely accessary to tame, at mot Ns &halting shareholders, all sums new In wren." Froiaa i s ---- aeronst of reset to and expenditure, from the loeaetioa of the essapany in 1844, to Joinery 31, 1849, it appeared that the wiping share capitol was 800,0001. Of this sane at venom times had been resolved, to the shape of need on 814 Whited darn, 280,8019. 81. p 4, Th e ex. , inaWing 7,4191.11 a. 9/ tit (M),C79.1174e. 114. ; ler bawl and esseher li tign i = li rr e e. incidental charge, 10,7351. Bs. ;lets ta shersiesiders, awl other hem% 119,174 L 18s. fid.--lea 'present of only 7391.95. 4d. T*L NIWIT, WAIIIOII.OIIIT, AID ROUTRIYOZ Mary Lim was arranged to take place yeseerday, but there not being • sadlebeat Lumber of elearebeblises present the pro endings were adjourned till tits day (Wellauday.) ZDINNURON AND GLAAGOW.—The meet by the directon to the Tweaty-liecood Belt ly asseraltlesting of Share holders, to be hold oa y the t ad Naas nest, atheds the blaming pardeulars :—" In la*p helm the pre etas the reams snows foe the halfiew mow /bad, ilte directors repot that they show a large ditalaatisa la the to a ossrespiediog post ; la the neap% DMUS of agen ISM& aad • dating.. dwit: th oe em frau this of reisase, Asa samara will the cedes ha year. Thereeds trails exhibits& right Ma lof t harass of onsaue is 2,2821. is. 941., the banes durum 4911. Zs. 4L Tip decrease is las Paid animate emasseisi attlf = b be ll rY inood k i i e= to the epprebsaises el have Intuited] possege. kaa aside; diesserw. Then oases, s e sew penis' away, end the rearm na lbws , rlid to memo la .... a.. ll bnar *say FT* , Tim Mama imam a avow ataibatable, Sat, to then reentaaess ths — raosaaareyarfall warily ease a Sartaista, it bans. dot this sem-Isar laeladsel4 papdays against MONEY MARKET. TCISDAIr ETZWINO. Money stock was still coming on the market to day, and although money was easier by 1 per cent. on stock, yet priees declined, and Consols le ft off at 921 to /, both for money and accourt. It becomes evident that, so far as appearancee, the present is an account in which buyers have undertaken more than they can fulfil. Reduced were 921 to f. Three-and - a-Quarter per Cents., 931 to 1. Long Annuities, 9 to 1-16. Exchequer Bills, June, 41s. to 45e. pre mium. Bank Stock, 194 to 6. India Bonds, 575. to 59a. madam. Ia the foreign market Mexican bonds had a some what speculative demand at the commencement of Wainer, and were bought up to 261, but the heavi ness of Consols reduced the quotations to 261 to Peruvian ' 48 to 50. Venezuela were higher at 25 to 27. About this rise in Vene zuela something remains to be said, and the Spanish American committee should look to it. Spanish Fives were 171 to 1; the Threes, 291 to 1. Paasive, 31 to 41. Portugueee, 25 to 6. Three per Cent. French rentes, 511; Exchange 25 francs 20 cents. Dutch Two-a-Half per Cents. .50 to 51; the Four per Cents. 80 to 81; Russian in de cline at 107 to 9. Foreign exohange has exhibited little change to day. On Amsterdam, the rates werel2l to 2 ; on Rotterdam, 12.2 to 1; on Antwerp, 25.65 to 70; on Ha mburg, 131 to 12; on Frankfort, 121 to 1; on Petersburg, 3610 on Paris, 25.45 to 50 (at short 25.20 to 25) ; on Vienna, 11.26 to 28; on Leghorn, 32.10 to 20 : on Naples, 391 to ; on Madrid - , 49; on Lisbon, 521--all at three months, except as otherwise exp ressed. 1hr,99 Stock. 194 =OLIN per Ot. Rad. Am.. 9D! Onon. Ansa. 93 29 yy Luc:L.94 3391 .„ ig 18"1". Is P• Jan. D. nu% FUND. IndL under 41,000. 40 Con, talked.. fin 3 - 14 Ca ad,. sa.oev. U., June, In'diiikatle, Zl.OOO. be T DITW., LSO % 441 Ditto, Small, 44 9r 1 Ditto, Advertised, lid. March, 19 4 FUND& --- ---- — PORIMIN 6 per Ct. Drawthan Bonds, 648 34 6 per et Ditto New Souk 1839 aad 39.61 9 46:1. T Dui& Bonds. 1849. II 29 per =doe Bondi.. 39 Dit t o 7=64 8da,17; Di 4D rt ir to C i L t_.:_= ll 2l * I 6 per C 4. ...,... Awl., Nar. le. a* Tper - ei. Hamden &We. 18n. A st., 106 6 /Wt. erelth e HU, Div. ham Ditto Amin; Daede, 31 p i cr atail.BMX. X DM, geb 30 CI. Raden 760. Dunn Tachenge. if 4 pfd. Doi* Ortlf.. IN i 80 OLD MONEY OBDERS.—This is the last day foe the payment of Posternse money orders issued during the month of December last. Unless they are presented today they become lapsed orders, and a fresh com mission is charged before cash can be obtained for COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—Lmatroor., FIB. 27.—The market to-day tr b a o si s Lat ios ttle ales were aloud 5,000 bales, including 2,060 token aand for export. Prior: New Odessa, 41 to tat ; Up. 44 to It ; Wes, ire. Illanonsrran. Fab. 27.—The general feeling in ear sextet to.day k owe ot lirreures, and ter ems deseepticas d yams eqateseres have bees obtained above the Weal o( Wt week. This is to embers suitable for des lodes market, tor whisirs alli g lehil eceriderabie kmpilry. The higher seats ot lei& Wes Ism ere keg •• eel depreesed, dhow a ie. yowler ferimey. Tara ter ham srealbedwee is la tee rams., sal at de ha sate reartlygrereleet. The sloth market is in pro nl ann toder. gentlemanly al geed quadri et ehlrew both Mead 40 bedew. sad INN 61111864111 at ItiffiV7 gods lave trigs more ea gkey Mil lave Wm eild dir last week. p r eerr &koala toreenr, ake edraalege k *am et the buyer,ss beiag eller make ardt s The bairn dein& up to ths teas we writs. MS aid Isea gu = s bat NiKii is • verylesaithy heed at 4=1. 1 = am era maw eiestet • Yr meet of tramaideas bx ths= is te al lemesellaid brads elate dee aolwidelandlag ea supposed eettle meat 'lmbed, Taft Thiry mese eat et Ms in the lowa red te geg the ye be Axed by the weaves' ilea list drawn au: bit rastaking the estiewe prise pai; be at a t:a swat that imarly all the swabs abider V i le list la thole ear des tbo pee was • title lee thee they had pee. hat to awe wires the pries was raked, the lie bid been nig. in 1011114 die wren tamed out, sod Ike meet iiTe'reiereethat Obey dowlll amid oat wall the price we aped to bs pdd. Apeesa et sepses@ wit was agreed to se a mean of paged the wares el lbetarsoate—Atessekester ieraeawer and Timm WOOLLEN OLOTHS.—Loos, Fax 27.—Thu• was a erMef Imp etteedwee of Ibezebsistm Is the sloth balls WO seeistig , were est, of &WWI WE; the tensetwerre h rewar eteetametwf eeleen. the h it= Owe wee Mr =est ef twines doe. cohnaltag lOWA slr Walt bloke. Motel to Os Bak end wee walk. In wiplapeit NA weeded Weft owl we Weeks et the me dim OtWit_ehhee geld Ikedr, Red ;dew wen Mbar enwer. BLAllsoy.oirowias, 111.—There was triaxicasat bac i vitat for r h a s a es bog weir.Z a s e btu dwrad Ikerme oaks. Me vita moniams ww• swam la rode. It le seentweied Oat the blab Pram deerwlei the Weeders he week wWI moterfolly Wm* the demand lb: the WO seemaketated ia this dist:let. Aim M. LONDONGAZIITTE.—niesday, Feb. 27. ow Manna; lathivalZlraralt; lasheepar, to warreadaz Minh 16 & April 200, it 11, at Lads Ct. Ikka, Pringle Co., Xla(o.rd.; Sykes. ; Scot is Barwick, Leads ; al. am*. Proassa, Leah. lams Am at a la m , i. I= ., llatitlkataliter, Marsh 1$ at 11, a Apra 11 at Ittattls, lromab. lantharrian. PIMA •IL Quaami 11r.z.av 11r.s,uv, flowleown, Suffolk, beteldayer, March 17 k Anal 21, at 12, a Basing 8011 , & Caperton, Great Yarmouth ; off. aulfr , Green, Guildhall-ch.:tub. °Loma Bravos Bradford, Yorkahlre, engraver, %larch 18 & April 20, at 11, at Leed% Ct. Sol*, Clarke, routhunpfon-bu.14.; Terry & Wattem, Bradford; & Lund& Barwick, Leeds; off. asaig., Young, Leeds. Jamas Gay Mbarland, Lancashire, coal riereluutt, March 12 & April 1. at 11, at Liverpool Ct. 8010, Chaster & Co., Staple-inn, & Hubner, Liverpool; oft wag., Moron, Liverpool. !CHARD 111401145 & WILLIAM HICMINS, Ludgeraball, drapers, March T & April 12, as HasanahalLtt. Sol., Lewis, Lay. mond.bul4l., °rural= ; caL Coleman.it..buile.. THOMAS lit ultra, Newbury, Berkshire madman, March 6 & April 13, at 18, at OusingbalLat. Sala Colleg e & Co., Neir•aL, Lincoln's tan, & Bunny & liewlfary, ks ; od sadt. Canaan, Birchln-lane • Hear jun., & Ammao EDAM, Hatton-garden, foreign pro T l- merchant; March b at 2, & April 16 at 14, at ltaanzhaU-et. Sob., Harti,on n Dobr,e, Hart.m., Blooinabury ; 08. saris., Tar quand, Guihlhall.ettamb. Norwleit, ,sw maker, March 10 at 2, & April 21 at 11, at Barinehall-at. Sots., Brooke, New lioswell.ct., & Wortley, Norwich ; off. wig , Foaett, liatobrook.et- Aran Score, Manchester, boot it oboe dealer,March 12 & April 2, at 12, at M.torhest , r Ct. Sole., Ms sm. Sh.,rp, Gray's.iao, & Rowley & Taylor, Manchester; off. aswir., Fraser, Manchester. rkIDIPLICI SKILL, Ilugh-st., Pimlico, printer, March 6 & April 13, at 2, at Basinghall-ct. roL, Mom, Grara-lon.aq. ; off. wig., Whit- Lases lisaL SeeRWAT ' Tiverton, Dennwhire, brewer, March 8 at 1, & Aprd II at 11, at Exeter Ct. Sole., BoLer & Ca, Liraeet., & Storoton, Exeter; Harnainan, Exeter. )Iwrn WOUIMAN.. Tunbridge, Kant, grozr, r, March 7 & April 13, at 1, at Itasingliall.st. Sol., Smith & Co., Baainghaltat, & Staining & Carnell, Tunbridge; ofL molg., Stanefeld, limainghall.M. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. W. Bass, Dulwich. comma, consaiiii "kit .g ot. .av, O. t. Chapala.. Weatcabas. teltreeskirrocer. IL Cyan au, Wititcvlapel.rd., cheese- T. Mu, reatberamewc, Gray% bu nt, cab driver. W. Tvarraa, Yount it., Groavenor , aq.. waiter. W. 041X25. AV hrlaerit., odotd at. W. It. Ram coon, Well at., Camber well. 0. Hilmar, &lomat st.. Wands worth road, hat noutufactorer J. Moartr ma. (Wank?. place, Padding ton. printer. H. Itmstos , William et., Sheppertott bar, Islington. oilman. Jaye Aeeta W troy, Gl . Btasrll.a4, Bloomsbury, lodsing•homeke..per. I. Amon ant.„ Balloted. Cheshire, labourer ow the North Staffordshire Railway. J. ATKINSON, Khipton.upor saddler. R. Butnaa. Wrockwardire, Wire. tailor. O. HATNS.Chasterbury, Kest, moldier. J. F. litaroao, Ipswich, Suffolk, tab reoprietora amatsat. 1. to es, Whationse Moto, Dor moisture. twitter. I. !Mora salsa, Bristol, master ISMKST. J. Cara, !Shirked, Decorah*, ph deem. C. CSALlNN,lllmaineliarn, bricklayer. 3. Comm, Haathworth, Staffordshire, coal dealer. I. Ors, Rilpertor, WSuhire, ter. keeper. T. Carmitro, null. Innkeeper. P. W. Das; Whitstable, heat, black smith. Rim &tato. Iteadiag. Berkshire, baker. W. R. Psalter. Wood Eator. Stafford. shire, coaraerilid traveller. E. les• Itnightcolt tioasersetaire, J. HoLome, BRdwkk, Yabhlrc, over. looker or wonted sploning. B. Rear waara,3linnliorham. baker. A. Reser., New Woodstock, Oxford ehlre, Ma dealer. 8. Jarman. Wmaley, Oloacester &lre. licemed sicter. T. Jnl{.., Rochester, Kent. Journey man tam T. Limo.. Itowroad, Hereon:lobby, laboure r B. 114+CPTIORD, Birmingham. this. drake. W Nowass., Holme, Laneathire,trise dream T. Pumps, Nort ampton. deft too JSIOOI.I. Chatham, master dm, rans. J. llomosow, Citorlton.npun !Wedlock, Laneashire, commission s,ese. 1411.orosa. Chorlion i1p043 kleiNck, lArscashire.kdoklceerl , J. Somme. , Spalding, Liscoinshlre. mend lockmaker. J. T. .ea, Ipswich, Suffolk, trait- E. Wets... Ilienahtshent, journeynau carder. J. Wu: laddersflehi. clerk In the Itnvatottls e doportntent of the Londust and Nut Lb Wettem /Wm', Onatrany. irewk h, Suffolk, butcher. Uutstmuar, Salterbebble, Tort- Aire. 111001111. 01 Till T. R. Asap'', St. Georgel et., Pt. Getnlte's la the last, beer shop keeper Atema Little Chesterton, Oxford .. W .Ger air. Wootton, Blwknock- Mdre. pubikr.. C. Ara sow*, lurk, pubilem. W. Burn. Ettstalse, Oxfordshire, tamer. 0. . Edmond .t., iling's-croa, co pr recns•pr. O. rrtrr, blwoclaWer, COMMIIIdOI2 gent. W. Metraar. Peel-terrace. blettutal peek due sad Way maaatacturer. r llataowts, bevahaa, babbitt'', farmer. O. licastowe. Tork terrace, Battle. bride:, II•J CelltraCtOr. J. L . Ca ng Li Mrw " 'a l l I. a EgZey COIUMIVIAI . Wat. T. Claw... Nuetk }Maim. omnibus coadoctor. J. Datai, Old Yost K. coal mer chant • ckak L. EDlCallae. DoWiela 011arapea ellievolesper. J. Ft: stunt, Gaidmiltka.row, Rook at prd.. baker . R. Clots. Warwick. taller. O. lbw... Brandon, Devorblre, Water. It. Rau. Liverpool • weietaM to a • J. — iislionaa• as, Besilley, Tatkahlre, moU. J. M. coal Note Cliotos.apos-Xedkick, Lancashire, coal dealer. J. Nouns. Grove plant, Strathari potato salesman. R. H Ttl.“11001. Toilinglon.psit Hontery.s.l., aio. ticabeer. . J. J axauta,Tar Mock, Devonshire, tailor. J. Jonas, Wisinaton, fihroptirtre, Warr. w. Jowls, Llyvvrca, Brecknockahlre, i.Carew. ILatav Liverpool ...camper. P. B. Liming se, tilovavatte place, T. ChOrltca.upos.Kedlock, Idacsaldre,yolner. W. LITINtAT.II. XhigsUaripois-Hull, victualler. D. Lt.-,u. Cowtridge.Olautorgaashtre, publican. J. Massa, Wandsworth, gamey, taker. O. Mercuara, Chdass, builder. O. Hose, Osenvarb, 31munouth shire. gromr. J. M.euss, thaterbary, hemmed vic tualler. Ilmtu AMR 110.1. , 14, Halleate, Lacs shire, Ileruad v lttWder. H. Nursol. ltlagstsad. rd., sellag drapery goods ors artu marten. C. P. llamas*, L 1 1 .07301. attorney-at- J. Ploassa, sea., Upper Derkeltyur, Pormauq., grceugroeer. D. itaaasma, Beaked, laucaahlre, E. Rm... Assendori, Oxfordshire, u• reused victualler S. Kor.c, budford, Imaku•ller. J. Sumter. %limos., korksblec,com aka.. agent. 3, Storm. Plymouth, supermumated shipwright. J. 51".... Orol•coor-eri.. WartskoturmUs to a etreosemow ea victua at,,. e. T. brzscte, Oldltam, lasaahlrs, aces s T. TN reo,Ot. Portland-at., liegmatur, money meat. J. C. K. Warrens'', Waldo's, Devon ' rake, farmer. Wootriza, Haelleigb, &Walk, up bohterer. J. Wo.vcasox. Ceseley, glagordslidre, chulamakei. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. JANII2 Bazr, George.st., Hanovezeq., tailor—let dlv, of 2s. 6d., any Thursda y , at Pennon's, Cluildhall-aamb. Jona &Li, Oty, merchant—let dlv . a 55., Feb. 24, It three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abehurch-lane. 6AKIILL Live Mumomn, Maidalen.row, Great Presoott.at., mer. cbsnt-2sd die. of 7d., any Thursday, at Petuacll's, Guildhall ehamb. Jaws Lave Brarimassr, Ilfaidalen.row, Great Preseott.st, merchant —lit dlv. of say, Thuradsy, at Pennell's, Guildball•ehamb. !puma Len Buseasx, Magdalen rem, Great Presootbat, mfr. chant...lst dm. of Ida., any Thursday. at Pennell's, Galas/I. dumb. Manner Levy Ilanmeax, Maidnlen.row, Great Presootbst., mer. chant —let Mr. of 15a. 6cL, any Thursday, at Pennell's, Guildhall ehamb. Astral WleielllON/LT CRAYONS', son.. New llond.eL, busker-8M die. ofof 7a. Feb. 21, & three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Ab. weh.lans. Hews CLARK, Rederemotreet, Wblteehapel, ell & oolawr merchant —Div. of es. 6d, Feb. 26, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Follett's, limestireok.et. WILLIAM Div, Liverpool, draper—let dlv. of Ts, March 1, & any subsequest Thursday, at Turner's, LiverpooL Joan Faunae narrow & Hasse Furreues. Over Damen, Lanes. side% cotton inenufarturers—let div. of 34.8 d, Feb. 2., & any sub sequeet 'Tuesday, et Hobson% Mauchooter. Jac 041171, Jmtra Co. Tia, ROHM? Tenon BARTLEY!. & 010101 Bum, Watling-st., City, warehousemen—Div. of Cid. Feb. 28, & any Gab guest Wednesday, at Follett's. Sambrook-ct. JOSIAH GelieJLD. Cimarron, surveyor of taxes-2nd die. of 111. March I, a any Bub.equent Thursday, at Casenove's„ Liverpool. 01.1OT0PIIIII Gams, St. Mary Ostia Dock, Surrey, wharfluger— D iv, of 4d., Feb. 26, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Men's, Sam brook.et. SWIVEL Grsony & WALT= Fusser GUNDILY, Bcidport, Dorset. Aire, (banners—Further dn. of 3e. 4d., any Tuesday or Friday after March 6, at Hermann's, Exeter. Otowm Ife.enT ILAWORTIII & Boater AICIIIIIII7, Manor-at., rd., inefounders—Dly. of Is., Feb. 28, & any subsequent Wednes day, at Follett's, Sambrookvit. Hasa? ilia, Oray's.inn.lane, brewer—Div. of le. 9d, Feb. 28,& any subsequent Wednesday, et Follett's, rambrook.et. EMIRS Howau, Shrewsbury, draper—Div. of 4s. Gd. (new proofs), Feb. 28, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Follett's, rambrook.et. &MUM Law, PtleflalNtedle, Surrey, pawnbroker—kid dlv. of 25., any Murk& , at Pennell% Ouildball.chamb. AIMS LA MM. swonb, coal merchant — Div. of Is. Sd. (sew =Feb. 28, di any subsequent Wednesday, at Follett's, Sem- Cesium Lieu, Stangste-st, Lambeth, tin plate manufacturer-Ist dlv. of 3s. Gd., Feb. 26, & twe subsequent Mondays, at Guinan% Blrehin.lane. JOHN Swats MANIIT, Burnley, ironmonger — let dn. of 3s. 9.1., Feb. 27, k any subsequent Torah at Holism% Manchester. DAVID ILRATIIOOiIi Mosaic, Peckham-walk, Old Heisted., coal mer chard —let die. of 3e. 6d., Feb. 26, & two subsequent Mondays, at Cannaa's, &robin-lane. Jams Plum ' Liverpool, sharebroker. —Dn. of Id., March 1, & any subsequentThun&y, at Turner's, LiverpooL Wturiu Pawn luxe, Ty maws, Anglesey, cattle dealer—let dlv. of Is. fed, March 1, & any subsequent Thursday, at Cezeative's, Mani Livepol. Komar & RALPH RUMAT, ketswood, Northumberland, paper araatectuters—lot & final dlr. of la Old., March 8, & say settee. gent Saturday, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. PALM RAMAT, bilOi•WOOd, Northumberland, paper manufacturer— & dn. of Ms., March 3, & any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, NeweastieeniTyne. Many EMMY. Sootewood. Northumberland, paper manufacturer— ht & final dn. of 20e., March 3, & any Bobigny& Saturday, at Wakle ye. Neweastki.on.Trae. NWT 81D1101.7. Woolwich, cluesemonger-2nd div. of GS. 34d., any Thursday, at Pennell's, Oedldhall.ehamb. Jane Bounce flusseure, Lleteard, Cheshire, landing waiter In her Majesty's Customs at Liverpool-4th deo. of Is. 2d., March 1, &any subsequent I bonder, at Canons's, Liverpool TIOIIAO 81,41ThiT, Liverpotnan merchant - Ist dl. . of 3'., March I, & any subsequent Th ursday, at Turner's, LiverpooL EMIG% STIWALT, Craven-pL, Old Kent-rd., clerk In the Ordnance. °Moo —lnd dn. of lia. Feb. 26, & two subsequent Mondays, at Cannon's, Wmusse tienassav, Kingston-upon-Thill, millwright—ld dlr. of 64.6 d., March 1, Ilany subsequent Friday, at Carrick's, Hall. Joint Team, Norwich, trader—Div. of led., Feb. 28, & any subse quent Wednesday, at Follett'', Sambrook.eL &samisen Telt.NIT. Ad „ Camberwell, brewer — lit dn. of 3s. 3.2., any Thursday, at 'a, Boon WlABlllei. Liverpool, currier—lst die. of 20.., March 1, & any enbeequent Thursday, et Cumove's, Li v erpool. v Some Wier, Horschureb, Fes., waddler —lst.of 2s. 3d., any Thursday, at Pennell',, OndathalLehantb. DIVIDENDS.—March 20. C. Ashford. Birtnlaihnat ii Pstking cue maker—March 22. J. Baylis , Jan. J. Baylis, Gutter- Chewed% crape manufacturers—March LI. J. Biwa. Newland-PI, essiegtea, lineadrsper—March 23. U. Backbend, Chiurles.Y., Manclimarmi., cabinet maker—March 22. It. Dawson, Varney, Cambridgeshire, grocer—Marsh 20. F. K. Powell, Boulo s m o s air er-en e Fr=l 42,... irike merchant—March 31. B. Ireland. Crew • Wfa• March 26. J. Jepson , Yorkshire, draper—Meek IL Y. Lemke, Regent-st., Wesiminster, teller° leatheameasifisebartr—Match 20. T. Lett, Aspley Cube, Bedkedshire, builder—March 20. W. Mott, Regent-at, Pi dilly, Mormaa—Mardi 22. T. YYeeemaaanq, Sunderland, arecary—Marrok 22. C. gams% Charlam-upsa.M Lanes, m brier—Mmeh t 2. 11. liarguat, Makistone, Kent, oilmen_ Marsh M. H. /mak La =at gager manufacturer—Wu* M. T. basithall, Won master—Much IS. I. Thu Bmidemitigb, l4km bsecashire woollen manufacturer-31mA 22. J. T.sea. Newastb-160-Thl draper March SS' A. Vekea n4 l4achester; iremeesser—Mareh T. A . Watson, Tor beamonger—Mardi W. J. Webb, Carlisle, 12 W. Trowbridge. Wiltshire, wool broker— Ili WI" N. Meer & W. S. Beatall, Newton Abbott, Demaidge, bankers—March 30. J. Wader, Btrekton.oe.Tm Durham, Kalb is. J. Wonk Imam y, Hartlepool. Durham, bdm--diarrh dl t er ri t Wrigh, fiand eriamd„ LIMYI/IC.ATE3 to be granted. onkel cants be shows to thee:misery, ea the day et meeting. March 20. 8. disos, Wain, 04affordshire. scrivener—March 20.0. T. &sold, Livwpsol, news agent—Man% 21. J. Bush, Darkhosee- Isse,== eltaits keepir—Museb 21. N. Boiler, Forties. pk ditch, oloiler—iatek IL T. T. tinier' 20. 1. Gila, Surrey, B4°ll. butcher—Mirth H. O. Y. Ifsery_lk IL J. Members, 'LIMOLen whin, vinegar brewers—Mardi= A. Howlett, Abbott', .11eiratez—Marek M. W. Jones, Beektbed-row. W wo frodw—March 21. W. Kg% Bobert.pL, Cosuserciel.rd. East, linen draper—March 2J. Y. 0. Matthews, Great Delfibeld, Yorkshire, manatectiuing chnislat—Mareh B. J. Mainadrr, Mark, Somerset. shire, draper—Mush 12. 0. Moe, Wolverhamttoo, btafrordshire, WA —March 21. B. B. Seale , E au, boarding h house kadose—Mateh 20. A. li. Irtorr s. Ladbory,liersfordatdre. drabs'. CIBTIFICATIM to be easibesed by the ViasChasoellor acting la Bsakefnlrl e mien same be stem Is the sontrary, on or bassi W 0 WNW. merchant—J. L Dam. , Imam lartme—A. A. Mask, U. i------- IL Worder4g• 1 1014 Piallgerie mmtahanuce—P. • Clark, jun, , ate.pamnbrolow—W. Conch Is J. D. Om* Swam" Olannorpnahs, 12111 rnakers—L DWI" Cerra Taw., Brteknodulkire. tankserst —J. D. Gordon, Feb. 21 Off Pate Id Feb. 3 O Gar us Feb 13 13)34 or% I/31 Feb. II 43 UN. .143 W. Dee. /D 17 N. W . 123 If Dee. 4 IN. W. I I. Alt Dee. I N. W. II 13 & 331 I>ee I 3N. MIL li wn. Cadiz Booed ow KL ailthaera Una Cape Ratans ItloJaaetro Wt. I la OAKIALTLES. Ann Eliza, of Sunderland, from 81. Ve,lery for Granremouth. ranged into this harbour, with considerable damage to hand ow baring boat struck by a am—Yanneuth, N., Feb.: Catherine Frazer. from innelds to (Wats, has proceeded for Buriall, loaky.—Deal. Fob 26. Feb. Dexterous, for Genoa, put beak, with low of forayard—Orawia PA Limns Marla, from Newcaene to Hamburg. is r:dlng at amber dtY Weaer Till. disowned and abandoned ; crew omega cad real nl landed hera—Cushareet, Feb. 23. Sapetwi, from Sutwu Foot, which pot on shore near tte Wars FY. yesterday. has been endeted off, apparently without :auch Plymouth, Feb. 2q. Liverrppol Nr :taranah, put haek.—Lirenvol. Feb. ^.7. from Newcastle for Galati, put in leaky.—Ramsmie.Fett% Zell, from Plymouth for :Ventre, put to, with plustaitd. 46 mouth, Fob. 26. [Advertisement.]—NratvorsNEss, Lownss 131111117, DIIIOIID/IF.D STOYACII, ANTI INDIGF.STION MAD ST ENO way's Ptun.—The reuses from which these complaints grin brie) numerate; for recital, yet nothing lave the foruidstion exert that Kudos, or eedentary life, which disorders the nerves, and oitorfin trimming complaints follow, such as deranged statutes, indigoe^ and lownere of spirits. There is no medicine ro certain as e lti4 ! lls pin allaying the irritability nervous of the system, sir the tone of the stomach, eventing appetite, improving digest" invigorating the constitution. Their purifying nature gives hoist of circulation to the blood, so that by their use the anted are simedill restored to health.—gold by all druggists, and at Preform &UAW' es.ablishment, Std, Strand, London. BIATA& . BRODIE.—Fob. 22, at Edinbt;;Crirs7Brodie, of 3 von. MD:E.—Feb. 22, at Glasgow, Mrs. Cr.., of • daughter. DORSI ES.—Feb. 23, at Ilarosfoot, the wife of A. S. Ponies DI. d a daughter. CIBAVES.—Yeb, 22, at Dublin. the wife of J. P. Orates, EM.. I . st HARRIS.—Feb. 111,, at South terrace. Borrioltane, the wile of U.'''. It Harris, vicar of Ardently. of a daughter. HARRIS.—Fab. 13, the wife of S. Hard,. Esq., of Barnet. Bel. 4 • SOO. LE . — Pets. 26, at Clutpelatrest. Belgravoesuare. Mrs, W. MAO • SOT. SNOW DON.—Feb. 23. 114 Ramegate, the wife of 0. 8, gondoittok of a son. SIM.; INO.—Feb. 21. at Balton. near Great Yarmouth. that" I ' E. Spilling, Foe., late of the 4mb Neat, of a eon. ISTANSFIRLD.—Feb. V. at Chichester, the wife of S. 000 4 Eq. of a daughter. WEDGWOOD.—Feb. 22, at E•UntOis riding% Wanickibite. CO ° of the Rev. R. Wedgwood. of a daug hter. ter. 94, st Upper Tooting, n, J. T. West, of a dates' MARRIAGES. BOURNE—DAVIES.—Feb. V. at Ft. Edmunds. Dudley. 0 the 0 4 J. Davis. W. Bourne. Fie. Dudley, to mi. it. IThvic•.11600 10 the tee J. Davies. Fn. of Dedloy. HOEFI.ER—CRANWIELD.—Feb. 22, st St. Wary'.. Donnihrw" the Rev. B. U. Blacker, J. Iliottler, E.g., Menaces . , to Run Ara daughter of R. CranSeld, Esq., Triton Vi:le, Esadnau lt _ . .... LINIMO I D NE WMAN.—Pcb. 20, at the Ifidely.ttdeat CIIIM. °• 1". Geld, by the Rev. R. Wearer. the Rev. W. Linwood. of 10 0 .. linity, second daughter of H. Newman. Esq., of the forreetiM, ORMANDY—TREMAY.—Fob. 22, at Bitinge, by the Rev. J. Jame& eon of W. Ormandy. Ego.. of Amml, to Mari, ant dset/al of the bte T. Weber, Rm., of Winstanfer. PRIOR—WILLIA3II3.—Feb. 23, at Capel Curt Chureh.br ti ,,tri IL Homphrey• Mr. J. Prise. Chester. to Marmot, WOW •• E. Williams. of the Capel Curig Wotel. JRTNOLDS—PINNIGER.—Feb. 2U, at the Chaseh7 of Et•• J ' lB° ' Deem, by the Rev. B. C. Dowding, Mr. R. Regr.ol.l.. of fho td a d...,.. to Mary Broom, youngest daughter of the late W. Pinnate:. es.. House. Devizes. I 2 1131 P IVritIGGE.—Feb. 12, at Lonshoreley Church. by the 1 11,, i.„.. Bine. vicar of fitamfordham, D. Sml'b, Eq.. Edloborgh. to'— lotto Kass , daughter of C. W. Biggs, En., of Undo. S hand. DEATHS. o r g AUSTIN.—Feb. 20. at Ventnor, Isle of Widia. Chrolis e . .. Austin. Esq.. of Banbury. Oxfordshire. BATTY E.—Feb. 26, G. Battle, Esq., late of Candeahill. fiel" .1:11. ag eg. BA x LY.—Yeb. 23, at Bideford, Sarah, widow of theist. Z. Balf , g 4 " aged sr. , nt IS. BROW N. Feb. 10, at Bram Ilospltsl , T. B. WWII. 3M'. —.- Ned -Iets.HUMBS. 10, Lavinia Bhighere, relict of the lias IL A. B aia. In., of Giossoft Abbey. Waterford. j,II. COAKER.—Reb. 11). at Plymouth, Heppe], eon of Mr. J. Gonave Wa. n -1110. 11, Ift. T. Long, aged ^"e ivi with oost ibi ix sal Nasib- as Wastem bmwarsoo. ktau IL , and i my rsa lo w" berr: l 7:: ---. 1. 874 4 b. r" . 66, Las .........r• oetv Willa Allow P1r0140116. We Of T. "." — gottis. B•44.—Pab. pe , CavendibAvate. UP * eattY diraibler a Nadine 23& .e..............,. ittand.eblabal watts Kum Mama No 8 6% `"•ooSA4ll4.B2.Prioter. al an OW% la tail I l i Ow mama irmssm—WIDIIIDAT. YOB Gilt ® A mum nom Anne (of Laudon) Art Stream Swart Arra (raster Derma Oloryor Wm, ...... orLinsp.) Cork Lady 1111 lady Clare ..... tea Waahlryton (tr.) Ire of rystre W Wem Landau Claurds.row, Lhasbouse, cooper --&Hi. r & Loa . Pimlico, apothecary—lL Nair, CreiLat., nirand, meret.,..._„ . li i Gravesend, irdikeepiT Parsons, Snenton, Notting) e ' team manufacturer—W. Sticock, jun., Crawley•st. st, p --- s.v. rustler —J. Speakman, Astley, Lancashire, joiner. i acerra....b.. PARTNERSHIPS DISzOLVED.—J. Aloock &E. A'com. ~ L-at.. Norton Polgater naiTtntarn — J. Banks, J. Pt.te ea yAZ sUn, & E., C. Banks. Priday-st., City, warehomeinen, s a tir it It. C. Beaks—J. BaTlaTs l's P e2iitry ; 3.llob nee , 3 . Bqky kr Cram n, Pendlebury. calico prrs —R. Bcemck, T. T.noeti. B.' Asouili, VietaTia Poundrr, Leida, or, Lir as regard. ./L z y su p b : T. L Blundell az W. Catlett, Logeberd-st, City. doctored Mary Coombs & H. Coombe, South.st , Ptekkem coopsr, dock, T. J. Craddak, W. Bull, &T. Bell, Nuneaton, W . —"'" cheese factors, so fur na regards J. Craddock —C. Min a: IL J. Liverpool, brokers —T. Garoide &P. Williams, Ashtoa•under-IrM7 joiners —J. Glover &J. Todd, Livermel, dyers—P, Gre.snwoo Ikg Greenwood, Hampewaite, Yorkshire, co tt on sp i nners—O. C. Lane " ' IL Giles, & R. Li Hazard, Bristol, iron founders—T. IS. Lov I . eland in . Beckitt, Lincoln's-inn field, attorneYs— Jae. Nu nn , Josh. Ban; kJ wp m ,. Nortboweana, Yorkshire, stone workers, so fir al re m : J. Wilson—C. Miller &IL Miller, Culdred, heat, fanners —P. Pone, C. A. Medi, B. L. Ilolt, & W. Dunlop, Manchester. general emu , shin agents—W. Perry &C. Johnson, N o tti ng h am, late dreme, J. rynt & F. S. Hot Halifax, woolltn drapere—J. Rich-why, N. 8.,. wick, & I. Whitworth, contractors on the West Riming Coioa gal; way, solar as regards I. Whitworth. SHIPPING INTELLIGENC.i (Trona ear , ARR. MAI o Hamburg. JOCK 0 Holland.. 0 0 Llstuln .. *********** • • 0 U SPlucY. N.ii.W. ****** • —arch i , U lolls vta Boutbaisii. *.. e..): Di eA " seinier Aurae." sad "Ilyrsl4.l ILA. ans. I India vII Matycliel 0 Bo.tou and 1NA3.1.... 0 Mexico af.d 0 Wu.t 1.041 a ..... . ... Purtare, Feb. V, Hartlepou I . Ana, Charisma, Feb. 26, St.Mleitaci Adelaide, Orareernel,Feb 27,Dnakirt I Adventure, Gravveavd,Feb.,26,ltooes Amy, Gravesend, Feb. 17, Antwerp Active, liristol, k ob. 11, Lisbon A AAu."l' d. ""4Ba ltodae l". ye l" l De' srtl . Ft'e , s t bn e‘ 266 2l .6. llo=nse rn".''.."4" hie*, 'eb. kt. ter=tilaasow, F eb . b. 26, N.Orleass (saalita, Forbon., Feb PI, atundefland bye, Clearmentieb. 27, !Isere Collins, Graysend, Feb. 27, Aatwerp Champion, rbrai, Feb. 26, Gravaiend Celerity, Hull, Feb. 26. Mt. Hiebaele Concord, Itandwleb, Feb. 26, Dunkirk 14bields, Feb. 211, Dunkirk Cottle Loden, off Dunnose, Feb. se (for Jamaica) Diana, Porto., Feb. 26, St. Veiny Don Glarranal, Harwich, Feb. 26, tondos Devonshire, /eh. 21, Lumina Dorothy, Plym., Feb. 26, I.ndon Daft, Forums., Feb. 26, Hartlepool Daring, Gravesend, Feb.2l, Ten. ra F.l4e, Gravesend, Feb. 27, isayonas Eagle, Harwich. Feb. 111, Itotterdain Fanny A. Oren bpses, Dsal. Feb 26, Gravesend Face e. Fame, Unevereval, Feb. 26, Antwerp Friends, Gravesend, Feb. 27, Rouen Ityderabad,Onevressat,Feb. 17,Madins Merriam, lisrtlep., Feb. 26. Dime Hibernia, Glauton.Feh ' , NW. R. , . I. 0 , Deal, Feb. 26Newenstle India, Deal, Feb. 26, Nem:male Jason, Deal, Feb. 26, Grave:end JoheHretor,Fabo ,Feb. 26,61ephaboala fenneEnlaile,Soulleame ,Feb.3l,-Nitates Jenne Georges, Shields, Archlbald Lie;., Peb.17;T1"101; Aster, Livery., Feb. 27,12ap1e. drse, Lives', Feb. V, hums Arend's., Limp., Feb. 27, Boner. Aeons, Gravesend, Feb. 27, Porto Rico istz 6 Brietol, Peb. Trinidad Osten, Pill, Feb. 16, Africa Aksarkloa, De* Feb. 14, Altos Nor Alice Maul, Deal, Feb. SI, Ale. Bay Alko, Fllm., Feb. 11, New York Adolph Warner, Newport, M.,Feb. 22, ht. Thomas Apollo, Newpeet, M. Feb. 13, Bevan. A. u lyta. Feb. 24, Idorrln a - kaii:n luoe ieU Alert, lUngstown, Feb .16 . Ama, Cork, leb. 23, Havournab Austerlitz, Deal, Fee. . 7, Havansab stn, (llasow, Feb 2U, Valp.ndso British Queen s Hartlep., Feb. 23 icd Sto. Ilea Accord, flys., Feb. 26, Calcutt. liarruweste, Forma. ,leb. 26,Constao B. B. Greene, Porten., Feb. 24, Mau ritius Roane Emile, Shore., Feb. 26, Nantes lietbles, Livery., Feb. 27 Bles alristlans, Livery.. Feb. 2 7,SOLSOFbre t• beside., Deal, Feb. *R. J• 114,110 (lenience. Heerlen., Feb. 113.1tseSesus Wheelers Made, Newport. M., Feb. 23, St. Moms Columbus, Fortes., Feb. 26, Meets (Urine, Moshe* Feb. 26, Nantes Conroe( , IIInsplow•, Feb. M, N. York Catbarlso Killabetb, Oravesyd, Feb. 17. tlt. Viscost's Consthotine, Portico., Feb. 67, Feted Daniel, Liver... Feb. Dexterous Cinivesead, Feb, 27, (ham Douglas, Liverpool, Feb. 27, Kt Thom. Elisabeth. Porton., Feb. 27, P . Emma, Pollee., Feb. 17, Sunderland tills Johnstone, Liverp.,Feb.27,B•lala I Metre, liverp., Feb. IF, Dments ES., Livery., Feb. 27, Yukrino Fatersise, Lively., Feb. 27, Dena Oka, Bled, Feb M, 'tubules Ellen, Dad, Feb.... Trinidad Sou, Bristol, Feb.ll, Cakutt. Fars., Plys,, Feb. Feb.2 earths/ens Viten:dm, Peterhead, Fob. 17,0rees • ;Wad ! d il P*" e.em " tti F rb il lk (} =l Feb.Eupntat liar:. Emma, Sunder.. Fen.lll, New York Ettosald Yam., 1.W., Feb. 21, Feb. Fa Oorelguss, Deal. Feb. M. Westward Fitutiano, Newport, M.,Feb. *Taste Faro, Portal „ Feb. 16 lUlbos G. Tnuteber, livens , Feb. 17, PM* Glaser, Lemuel Feb. 17, Retter. Genoa, Leery ~ 27, New Orteass Oratlualt, Deal, Feb 16, Ade. Galileo, Galway, Feb.l3, bathos. Memos. Galway, Feb. 211,01tuslts Debates, Pntus, Feb SC It. Jowls, Oath* Aberdeen, Feb. 11, Illeserarg Riss,Cork, Feb. 13, Unborn Wray Tires, Hartley. WV SI, 11 . ertoenuattle Moppet Perm., Feb. 21, Constantin. Harp, liingcro, Feb. 21. Bordeaux /I bowl*, Feb. 23, be,. York Hamlet. Cork, eb. 11, A Hornet, Livery., Feb. V 1 =311.. Hurry.,'eb. 27, Stettin w, Feb. 113, N. York Isabella, Ors „Feb. 27, Riess Leon Lutbello, Brisbane. Feb. 111. Heater. 1.0. Deal, Feb. 26, N. York Feb. 16, Bombay Lk °A lit Pusan, Feb. 24, Babies logleboto , Liverp., Feb. 27,1-Skutt. 100, Leery., Fels 27, Antigua JosepaUse, liver., Feb. 27, TaatMco Jacques leAtle,eoweii, Feb. 21, New _ --.• mar inZI34I4U y, !Ana: Jane t.laegotte Feb. Feb C , rtl teerid bV - Jule W FAisabetb,'Greeemia,.. telet LeUbe Marta, Graves , * Rif liberty, Gnevead, Fri 27. 414.0 i 0. 7.: uutcuur., ka I.lrai, *.tere wara emar F i er y , 11 . 1: ‘ , 61""1ai trztb a b r . b al,i z r mere:4;4,llm Pb. 23, L. Mercator, Leith, Feb. al, gay" New% t aum,,l'ortam Al tgaTz, Felt 13,V ag Feb. al, t , trporto,, itlnpabrre, Feb. 21,0paa woe, Iklth, Feb. *Carew Frain" Albert, Portah,ret.r YYttl I~grriimm,,1 ~grriimm ,, Ural .lernie shiertb;fi,r)..., Ca.r.rt a the I'm. , s reb M. ?dram I thoda. og JAM". Feb. leatagal Itooold, Le4th, Pb.e IS, calh a lbobert Taylor, Feagz h petcly, Purism Feb. 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