The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-10 00:00:00

of the illustrione customers of the " Triniti di Monti "—the result, very often, of transferring a canna from Italy to England, • source of bitter com plaint against artiste who make no allowance for the difference of the two suns. Of P. F. Poole, we prefer his least ambitious work, " The Blackberry Gatherers." The heads/ the woman, and the way in which the hair is distrait'', L of that classical torn, which is menehmes met with in nature, though Greek reffaimee boo probably acme to Mr. Poole's di. The bay bush is finely painted. The ease eimpertmenee, though of ends amble merit, are marred by the Am of foreshortening ; one does not like always total the noes a culminating point, or the rotundities of the person protruding. Mr. Petten's " High Pried Code demolishing the Pell" ie the IlOsi itnbitiaw perfurteince of the Wei blies. None of the laws of composition are oat raged : the colouring . and drawing are good in .some pasts ; but the sprit is wanting, without which no gnat week is ever achieved. 'Mao early frow siest. are demolishing a stupid and inoffensive look ing idol. If we tram to the barbaric relics preserved la eve =mama idols had, on the contrary , a character. The high priest had , we : V OW by the catalogue, been a dissembler ; and tbis may second for his theatrical attitude. Por traits are decidedly Mr. Patten's forte. Helena," or any other mild personage. by C. L. last eke, emanates from a mind fall of 'artistic reeling. Matremsion is so attenuated and stippled that breath et Mb is not in her. It would be ut a J o hnsonian emegliment to call this picture a b l arge Thorburn. 11ho slaiestisa bestowed lest year on the ▪ Shales limes the Node by Mulready, has probably welted the back of " A Nymph Bathing." The di a. salty i s representieg the 'napless. of . fiseli in full light, is underlay overcome ; little frisky nymphs attract notice in the back-ground, and, if cut out, would separately make gems. The "First Voyage," a baby in a tub, is another bright page added to Mulready's history es an artist. The a Slide," by Webster, is a marvellous burst of juvenility. The ease with which bruises and con tusions follow each other, and the manner in which the recipients acknowledge them, make one forget the means and labour by which the expressions were compassed. The beautiful drawing of the faces and attire, especially the boots of the chief sufferer, ls forgotten by the impromptu of the positions. Only Ostade could thus have seised the warm glow, caused by exercise on a cold day. The game vein has been carried out in another little picture—" A See-saw." The agosy ofthe little fellow at top is better seen than described, as the wicked fellow below takes delight in bumping him severely. br a j ab hours," " as it was," is a beaut i ful scene, with the painter's (Mr. Kennedy) own harmony citron and mountain, andtheir fair 000npants, which tell so well together. Few have the gift of throwing poetry into the vegetable es well as the animal king dom always so felicitously aa Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Ward displays his usual fidelity to costume and finish of etecemories in a Benjamin West's fi rst Effort in Art," and in" De Foe receiving his Manuscript of Robinson Crum', which is refused by the publishers"—the per mosaics ell have a bilious tendency from the exorbi tant nee of lemon yellow ; still, diligence in working out the details is not a virtue to be despised is this. slipshod age. A little picture, by Rankly attracts notice by the half artful or natural way a row of charity girls' ]mare disposed. Mr. F. Stone is the incarnation of the tender pas aim I he has evidently pat too many odds against two ffailetanate wigkts, who, arratkedess, seem not the Isest puled. - Were we of the compeny, we Mould "Imes the aid lady, as being the most interesting Eli nisei" paiatsd of the " Duet " ersdarde ems side. The swim dress is on all hands allowed not to king to the picturesque. Mr. Stone sets to work, owl (silently proves the oontrary.—Goodall gives a may " hunt the slipper," in which the dimple plays a Imminent part. - The modern Schneiders, Ambit, slays the wolf with the vigour of his predecessor. A " Christ bearing the Cross," by W. H. Dailey, is painte with great feeling and power; there isa whole anatomy of melancholy in the fece.— Denby remains unrivalled in his marvellous effects ; C haps the cause of his having few imitators is that pictures defy the &meet investigation. Close as one may look, it only affords additional cause of won der, that Nature should be seized in all its breadth and grandeur, and yet please the minuted naturalist. In ale respect the " Morning on the Zurich Lakes is astonishing from the warm glow of the hori zon to the cool and dewy retreat in the corner, including the mounding wreath of smoke. The fleetieg effects of nature are rendered with magic charm by Creswick, and with a facility only acquired by a life of experience with its different phases. His aid picture, in size as well u perfection, is called "Pawnor Showers." The undulating ground, the rainy appearance of the vegetation, are closely followed. The mill and sky behicd betray the truth of the minutest part. Light steals into shadow and one colour into another unperceived. There is a small pic ture of the trunk of a tree—we forget the title—but the way the bark is done cannot be forgotten. Linuell, though fresh, savours of home manufac tory, and may serve, by comparison, to explain the difference between mans clear invention, and na ture's thousand and one freaks, not to be dose unless seen. Lee, with his slippery palette, represents North Wales, its chalky summits, lakes, and lack of trees, most truthfully.—" The Destruction of Jerusa lem," by D. Roberts, is more a sourced wonder at the dauntless mind which could undertake and thus carry into execution a work of this dimension, than of pleasurable sensations. The point of eight is too high, and gives a panoramic air. The legicas march according to the Astley strategy, end yet one bows . Wove the magi. of each structure as they is., and forms probably a very correct notion of the 'kV of the holy city. Of portraits there are few good ones. Among the exceptions we may place that of " Sir F. Pollock." The bands are fine, and have the dignity which naturally belongs to the head. " Guizot" and " La martins" are fairly represented, the first by Mottez, he latter by Phillips. There arc others also which bear on their surface strong individuality ; amongst these by T. we remarked Bli a portrait of the " Rev. E. Rice," H. dge, painted with great firmness and tenth of colour. " A Friend," by J. F. Dickies, shows remarkable breadth of treatment. The head is one of Oat intelligence, and has been dealt with worthily. The miniatures of Thorburn excite the 2112119 wonder as ever that so much power could be com got on ivory. factHe OM MUG his arrangement of positions; ia , they will have always intrinsic value as works of art, apart, from family considerations. MUSIC. 01231,114 OPERA, DRURY-LANE. The German die company from Amsterdam, who have ema rz-lane theatre for a series of their campaign last even- C fcl 4 ' iTh s r ei delpese of mesa which augurs well for the =of their mama. The opera chosen for their 8 " Ds/ Nedetiager in Granada," Night in Granada) by Omaedin Krentser ; a piece by no means of the highest elms, bat one which has long enjoyed considerable popularity in Germany. Nor is it undeserving of favour, for the drama is interesting, and the music, though not marked with the 'tamp of or=genius, is masterly, pleasing, and effective. are only two characters of any importance in the opus; the ibetter and Gabriek. The former part was performed by Pischek, and it was probably on his account that this opera was clime, as this, we anderstawd, is one of his favourite parts in Germany. It is well suited to him. His s talwart figure looked well in his sylvan attire, and his frank and manly gaiety made the character very plesidng. With his vocal powers most of our =mama readers are well acquainted. The character of Gabriela was sustained by Madams Marlow, an agreeable actress and admirable singer. She is a pretty little woman, round and plump, but light and elastic in her movements, with features sparkling with animation and intelligence. She acted with true Ger man earnesthess. Her whole soul somsed in her cand the never, by look or gesture, atted from it for an instant. Her voice mood to us at first somewhat thin and wiry, but this 'wanks soon went off, and it became evident est ehs,asaamed en organ of fine quality as well as great power and compass. Her style ham all the purity awl pliciti of the Osman school, tho we omit sha bars essaisnally dein& a little more of the It suessamme. Now ad then her bursts were ins eiamplis then ramisall but this was a Mall 110 mai —y biatiss. It is in concerted music that the talents of Cotradin ICreuteer appear to advantage. He his not a rich vein of melody, and his airs, though well written, pure in tote, and lust in expression, have not that name less charm which delights the mind and dwells on the memory. The air which made the strongest impres sion on us was the romance sung by Ga?wide in the third act, "Leine mint"; a very sweet strait), deli ciously accompanied by the stringed instruments pinienii and the horn. The romance mug by Pis ehek, descriptive of the hunter's life, " En Wits bin 'eh," is bold and vigorous, and (we need hardly gay) was splendidly sung. But Piechek's grand soena to the third ace, " Dre nacht ist lichee," the most pre teebosts piece in the whole opera, was so heavy that even he with all his exertions Ailed entirely to give it effect. Many of yiepog ) bower, were oharmizg. sae parts were skilfully written for the voices. iw phrases of melody, though not new, were flowing sad open; and the harmony was rich and grateful to the ear. We have scarcely ever heard anything man delicious than the trio, "Tenni nicht das Band der Liebe," sung by Madame Marlow, Piscbek, and Herr Erl, in the final scene. This last gentleman, who performed the put of Goma, is a pleasing. tenor, though his voice has not much power, and is pro duced too much from the Lead. He singe, however, with taste and expressice. Then are several fine choruses, which were rang as only Osman choristers sing, be came German choristers only are thoroughly trained to their art. There was not among them an inefficient voioe,nor an individual who was not as much in earnest as the principal performers. And not only was their singing the perfection of correctness and delicacy, but they showed themselves to be in telligent actors by the animation and propriety d their movements and gestures. Lastly, the orchestra was complete, powerful, and made up of able player. Their accompaniments were sometimes too loud, bat that fiult arose, in part at least, from the excessive ful ness of the instrumentation. The theatre was very full, and the whole perform ance was warmly applauded, the principal performers being loudly called for at the termination of the BT. IAIOBII TIDG&TEZ—OPEALt COMM. Last evening, M. Zelger, the celebrated Belgian beam, who is well ressembeeed se a principal member of the &web company at Drurplans • few seesaw ago, appeared is the character of Yas, is " Le Chalet," and was received in a manner worthy of hie high and deserved mutation. " La Dame Blanche" was afterwards performed, with Y. Octave in the character of Georgia, formerly sustained by K. Bonamy. The 'lmage was mac h for the better, and the performance of this delightful opera wee admirable in every DRAMA. ADELPHI THEATRE. A new fantastic extravaganza was produced at this theatre lad main, nailer the title of the " Devil's Violin." It appease to be compounded partly of the socialist drama, is wh sly ich NOS prominent Frisch political characters were later SErii= mid in • groan proportion of the ballet mee in Porn at the Academie, nada the named Le Tieing du Diable." When the alums of Tar tiniis rosedened es that of the kero, It enmities will at ones be odor stood laVant 's af lbe devil to bin ia a dream, sod the somprilioa of his misbrand aossia, been~ qn soasti tote P. I n = ne r i bat tan samanat basid hi dden nos Ina en by dui introdaidsa of mains in tin senses of Moirealdilimillitebs'lllia Masan Wrigse mpftima, ht, Paul_ Bohn* 0. 8111101, sad sawn ia • wiry bat zot the less , ark bissne sad Winn. sasses, which kept doe seabed •deiphi Winos is • roar *lnsights: tram the Is the sad of the pins. The part of Tart** die bur ken Misr ins amend by Wes Wgn, who mina the , rue gifts witk whin =ease an eadowed bar aeon Immutably, W Wu** la thins an as aad flibbsaigibbst-sztravignsies el gratorov i r sim bills have sow, unfortnately for her bioldnis 211118. habitual to her. Time are on se two agreeable }media of popular sons insulated, whisk Woolgar Nag very agreeably , ; sod amongst the Min 0. Smith innos great praise for the style and moan in which he hit off the inpsnoratin of PegonaL • dens and • • w ell in the first add e witaisaly sew. wid met with well deserved applaas oho did sine of dm Simi effects in the second aet. The diskalo v ia isms pan pointed sad effective —in o th ers einsoor pins, and mon oilman fon . Bet o Pir Wang manses always adult of • tonna galls remieby in the prompter's =miser ; endears the undergone this w , ft mai -wee • sown of ettraotion, g ll lll l 46° Es:ay impale II well '" 1 1 to be. NAVAL ADIIINALTT. WAY 9.—PRortcrrioree.—Heery Gum to be ACTING CADIWNTSZ ; JAMS Holmes, to be Amigo BOATSWAIN. APTOINTMINTS. - BITIOZON - George A. Munro, to Cedar. __..-.,e salmi—John Elliott, to Castor. .., niar-CLAM ASSUTAAT-ENOINIZZ Robert Drum mond, to Jasper. Naval. Coyer—Hawkssworth Fawkes, to Castor. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 9.—Recate, st., awe into barbour on Taesday, and during the whole of t he night was engaged in shining patent fuel and coal, and next morning returned to Iliiiheid, and awaits orders.—The Trinity etyma lining es Sunday morning, and came into harbour year day mesing, and reeman—ltsynard was taken Mt it had es Tasothy.—limearge, st.sloop, will be gaiii.el asi Sates's,. Tire 13- nib mean on bond her beans UM slam she was to the Welt ladies, and is very highly gams of. Whoa fired with the tall singe of 201 b of aaa MlM mama welbred ; belini rudemi=mlyal paskaL—lhmai, la , bas beta hat to dm esesteword anise, end will lodge a num ber et semngwerdi lam one sr two from each district, all oi whim will be Ireehlied is SessaMr i g e. cati. 3 es bend the Inaillst, gunnery dn a = s warm of lestrustlea, dime rasa will be retuned as laileuters of swarm to the Maga essat•guani districts drausbeat the whole medge.-1116, steam disponi boat, west eat this morning to try her speed, having ea beard a brae party, anxious to witness her power of steaming. Wooranca, MAI P.—North Star, 2 6 , fitting se a provi des dhp for the Polar Expedition, is now ready he ma, sad IA it is mid, have on Saturday. Gladiator, st-v. is mimed Is Pembroke with the jury gear and tisane who hood nand Ms Magisisase km Pembroke. On her re tain she will guessed to Davenport, where ski is to form pert et tbe sinftuaa el mosns. Condemn st.-tog c...Asieir Pammewlia sad Davenport. Niger and 1 this w wia Woe mute time eak on their espeftelal ado. Boma desloop was taken alongside i the wborf of die tab Ibis Ammon to discharge her La. ballast. SPORTING. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. WEDNESDAY. Jamas Cum PLAT' ef 60 son., 'for four-year.olds, 714 Eh; Eve, la 31b • six and owed, Bet 91b; the property of ateathas of the 'whey Cab. B. C. arsitlererfter's fauton, 4 yrs (meal 1 Loa Isseses Mysore, 6 yrs (Barthoksosw 2 (Pettit S moans of 10 sew. each, for three-year-olds ; Ala last 7110; Moe, Sot. 41b. The winner to be sold for 100 eon., if demaded, es. T.Y.C. (6 rate.) 0 1114 11011 11.11 = ia r aarpl i Lad Made Medan (sty 8 Lard Mars age Waterman's OMENS* Geatleman Marrs 5 MIIProLM Osaka al6 sow. each, 6 ft if declared, do , with 100 added. Lust mile and a half of B. C. (32 subs., 16 the r zigar 6 oova. forfeit) a 2. rseedortor, 3 yrs , 3st 1010 (including Sib extra))(larekeray 1 Mr. Wises% Dissekre,4 yrs, 74 Sib. (1. Sharp 2 Mr. lairsOMOgersol, 8 Set 81b (Platrasn) 8 Lord Stadees rya, ft T.Y.C.White) 4 son.-900, k ft. T Doke cf Waft Ilaffie, Set Sib (F. Butler 1 Lord 21st ses Mama Imart's Cob, earth (rktataa 2 7 to 4 oa Saddle, who wow in a oats, by tires kn Haintuar nail of 60 son., for three Sad upwards. A.Y. Cot Tea Laia Manta, 4 as, $4. laraddeve WSIIIIIMit, ITM s, est co. x 2 Wt. li. Praia% ftwaree, Syn. Vet rib ( . Sws 8 lIMAMS :4to 1 eget Douala', 6to 1 eget Dover, to 1 yd Lela Mroe, 8 to 1 art Kkaway, 8 to 1 eget Iron.rall. Wearied ask de lead lantedlatel after Lola followed Whales, Little Charley, , and Moan, mill& im up the cords, where Ca. Peers mare west op, leaded Wewa to two or three strides, end passed the ask a very savor lama 671'1101dt. Wallflower beating Makes by two laistia. Pas int ada. 17 see. Cxximir amiss el 50 sew sash, a ft, for taree-year. olds ; suits , OA 711 ; 11111 a sad 'Wasp, Set ; tko maw of the 2,000 Golsen Stakes or ma I,WO Guineas Stakes to awry 7a extra. Pram the RM. starting-pat to the Duke's soma (24 sate.) Dohs or abbots et. Math. 1 ors am% atomism E=. boar I tar . it. 11. Swirs way s Dols of Wages Cosistodo Ao sPit:tl 4 Mr. I. MAW' Mr lossm lBB Lord Essier's 4 iry YAW% cot ot Tallow . ..(Motittiorow 6 Bating: 6 to 6 apt On. Emilia, 7 to 2 apt Quahog°. 4 to 1 apt Maw, and 6 to 1 apt Mire La Q ui l mo g o took the lead at startiag, hawed by St. /f Sidney, sad Sir lanaselet waiting on th ilc a llaiC co l = took plies tad they ease to the cads, wham dl ii s ia t agh; Immo quaehisdo, the favourite, Ilidsey, sad Clmola lead front QaaaaWo hi. a mp hor est i ing t th ee ead, and worn easily by a Lag* Sidney by a net& Ran in 2 Lill. 47 sant SwinifirLlal ef 60 sod. ark for foes year-olds; arks, g i g ugh; Illfsa. Oil IL List ens Riles et 8.0. (4 sobs.) Mr. swift erilkeit over The mejsag i llds atirsoca was larger than oh reeky, EXPRESS, THURSDAY. ,EVENING, MAY 10, 1849. but the weather sat re unfavourable, the rain having set in early, and continual almost without ceasing until neat are o'clock. Tits Dinar.-1,000 to 30 taken stout Old Dan Tucker ; a 2 other change. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.--TerzaDAY. DUST. 2to 1 opt Firing Dutchman (t) 15 to 1 apt Omuta, ato 1 Nonerldrk (1) to to 1 The 116 1 eat 10 to 1 Vammad (t) 00 63 1 1200tgula is to 1 MAINS I to fait the Add. mit CUP. 11 to 1 we Wm. I 1 iwhin 6 to 1 apt Joe diet ( 1 babe: tom (t ) LAW INTELLIGENCE. COAT OF 0011kON I'LBAS.—YromPAIAT. Phu P1M1,4111011113 (Mr !since Wum ass &some him Yesterday big the isst dsy of the Middlesex aittiags after tim% the ,Oseirt proseeded M the trial of mums jar! awn Orissa iskhadal Mims were dbposed of ; and Cite &Asia isms afterwards takes were of a trivial de mise old gobs devoid of general interest. The total area- bee of moo mewed for trial at these sittings Is 66, of whielt are specisl juries. Of the total number 26 Sr. 1 rimiest", eat of which 19 are 'pedal juries. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—innaDAT. Burma tx &sox TNN WASTER Pll.Oll AND 131AIIIN OF NIWOMITII - V. UAIIXOSD.-C•DITIDICTION OV CZAZTJUL-. _ __ _ ." _ " Owiran Kr. Knowles sad Yr. Watson showed same a rale Is eater a nouneit in lieu GC the audio =e t plaintilb, which paused at News's& under the dieseden of Yr. Julio Croswell, ua.ter the sheemulasess : The pleklii are powered of a eirrater M Beam VII., under whit li tbey dais asettela assiest duff sallsd on all gods ISM , llama*, and whisk is P p r a i ra a bi: by the "MO% Skill" IS wall es saloseb barn, who shall arrive with ships in the said part. It appears that the &Masai is a impestable ameheat at Newest* sad that, se sit a certain heelpi beam, ha imported ar e ssesived a quality si had which lad hes. beetu tits' the medial loam Wass at Cadhagena to Wend he ths purpose it being 'suited ; and the questioa aiss, dear he was eirsgsable :p ie with duo satin she ekes* as the esemisibill owner. The lemma held that the ollindist was blab* and so directed the , reserving leave le maw a assausiL hr. 11 and Kr. Undrsh ramisal Is be WA wheat th court roes at half past 2 obis*, it Wag museum for Yr. Ber.,n Alderson to go to eimbers. Kr. Baron Parks still rondo absent through India 'mitten. It Pans.—Bsroaa fts P. MomPoway C. 8., AND Mona= Mum. Than were only two defended ceases tried yesterday. One was an action 'genet a hover:inane for negligence, sad the , other spinet a landlord and his spat for an excessive ala i tree'. Neither presented a fosters et general Wend. ARCHES COURT.—YEsnEDLY. Balms era Hamm Jam= Fun. CONNOLLY v. CONNOLLT.—Bore FOR CONJUGAL RIONTO. This was a suit brought by Mr. Pearce Connolly Naiad his wife Mn. Cornelia Augusta Connolly, for rutitatioa of 000jegal rights. The parties in this snit are both Magri= subjects, and were married according to the rights of the America& protestant church, at Philadelphia, on the lit of Deessaber, 1831. The fruit of that marriage was five 416116 ea, three of whom are now living. Mr. Connell, wu a Waiter of that church, but in 1835 Mr. and if ro.Connolly reaseated the protestant blth, and imbrued that of the dew* of Bone, and in that city took the usual vows, each for the future to shies by the law elan Boorish and to live a 145 of esilbery for the future. They agreed to a formal sepszatbm, gad by the consist of the lar she took a vow to that ewel, mai went Into a sweat at Rea l wh ile Mr. Omsk lassos a Weider of that church. la 1836, Mr. Oes= a erae to England, when he wee tad to the Earl of Shrewsbury. lama after, =III IMO to Zeeland, and fared • smileless essavarrollg. afar which she was seeds surader ef the asegrematisa *Ms Rely Church of Jens at Oa the 25th himaty, I,M, Kr. Camay went to eau wife but she &inmate ses bin, at whisk he ex pressed his mei hot, and mete to whisk h i e es =thaw refuting to Mrs. Cos* es his easther. la be amnia to this exert to great Ida medviel rights by esupellier his wife to Musa to co habited's after a separatism - of 15 years by mutated conesnt. Dr. Baykal, for the hohead, would alma this to be • we of a very unusual obezeirer eezeopededthe nutters eon. Waal in the libel. Mead boa laid down by Sir John Nickell is the ease of Barley aid Barley, that a wife could not separate herself from hag husband but for two reasons, cruelty and adultery. Dr. B. Phillineare was heard on the sane side. Des. Addams sad Robertson were heard ea the sided the wife. The Court directed the allegation to be amended. We hare therefore deferred girls' the argumeats until the caw is reargued. COURT OF BAMERUPTCY.—YISIIKDAT. Bann Mn. Guatartorm Forwaxacu Cur.acta or GAMING. J. De Monte Arbuthnot, merchant, of Great St. Eels's, applied far be emtKeMe. He was opposed by Mr. Steele, for the end eapported by Mr. Lewis. The ;wind pal of opposities was, that the hembrupt bad lost by tag or erapolv e c ived es Kt fa ane day, end was, (Ibis artilleale by statute. It um onedunde al l a 4 babe_ messey lry balerds, seed,y horse neleg, was a seming Walla membeg it the S and 6 Vie., esp. 182. Mr. Lewis ealmaleil twat the meaning of the 38th claw in the met wee lest odd _ mad !assay, not merely lost. Mr. Stash WI it bad bees already expressly decided, by the Court et Cluees's Bawl, that the losing of the money was MUM whether it had been paid or not. The suns principle bed been held by Mr. Commissioner Goelbern, in lbs ems t r u eerer Taylcw, a blamer. The pt, in examiradoe, admitted that in July, 1847,110 had lost 1, 0 001. et bOtlmae to Mr. Benjamin Green end Kr. Ileshblem. The whale wee het in two days,—about 4001. the lad day, wad 0001. the mond. He played with Kr. Grose. awl betted with both him end Mr. Stabbings. Had very ohm lest as mush as 201. in a day by betting on horwreiss.; the het time would be about the Derby of last year. min lest mere than 100 L in 1848, on a balance of sad loose. He cowed to be a trader on the Ist 11 1 4 2 ,1C7. Hit Honour observed that this was a question of law, and not one for the bankrupt himself to answer. Examination continua—Did not p t aj zi nwaey for the low of 1,0001., but gave a security. His be in 1848 was at horwraoss of all kinds. Thought hi h not paid the ba lance of his winnWp and lams in 1848. Had frequently lost vwy much above Mi. in ens day, and had frequently won a great deal more. Believed the balance was more t an 201. agabtst him amethees. Mr. Steele said dun were two classes of losses sedum plated by the act—the low at say time of 201. in ono be t se the loss of 1001. in the year been the bankrepteyr-in Maw of which eases the certificate was takes swap. Ism re' bankrupt admitted both Wade el lame; ferthsre esaldbe tM question that losing money at Whale sad ea lisassittlag was gaming within the mt. This had ban 6411111 bythe ease " Cicala= and Marley and mother," in the Quin% Beach. The feet el his net haviag paid the man lest w terile. *un Mr s . Lewis soMendsd that the fair esaste•Mks d the est implied a paying ea well as losing ; Whoredom the endless were not driewiled. Hk Honour mad there had been alai a mem* in this ease. He MI deans for the 1,0001 lest, is which execution bad s urged that iftrwmes been Mr. Levis the oertiflatte should act be reined, became them would be no app el from Inds a deals. Re *cold sale* that the gaming must hags Weigle. Aoki the time the man was a trader; it was abs dealled Ilhelher billiardtwas pelag at all. The Gewm.-1 have me doubt wisdom *at it Is gaming. Bo would drawing straws,—or, as oseassid in a., eslateated case, bes se to whisk of two rops et wren would Oret get to the EisMen eta isms of daas d . (Laughter.) As to the Nadia it has bees bell ewe snit air agate that trading mad be deemed I, debit s g e s pf as there was a trade Mla A skims saint to a fiat. Mr. Lewis farther . seataniall Oat gambling relied on had nottakesplaoswithina twelvemonth preceding the bark ? Way. He asked for a Inspenden of the judgment until both sidle had that to prodaes siatheeitias. Mr. Steele ocessating, His Honour s migh aid t there was mild* ma ambit.* In the Kean which be Naffed by Ks asenUasa act he would therefore deerhisiedgment be a matt ; wart who felt at a lose bow to proceed. They bad but one duty to Peeler' and although the primer wu s young eau of good homily, he must be dealt with by the court se others were. After seas further ocuressation, the Common Ser just barks, eonferrul with 81: Henry Ellie sad Mr. Fox, who were en the beach, add he should pastries passing entomb luta • future day. CRAILO3 on ROBBING TEN Foams. Goa COMPANY. .I.lfibble was *melded dessbuslinm several emu of mosey, usountimg la the whole to shout 1304 the property of his mastery the nosh Gas Camay. Mr. Claims sad Mr. Bodkin appeared for the prosecu tion. and Mr. Maindb for the The hob of the we were of the ordinary nature of this sirs efelifsnees. Its pdesaer had been • clerk, sad ft eihmi the rolosy, vies he had net swounied loc.—The wart imalsmesd Mma to 18 swathe imprisonment. OLD COURT.—MAT 8. 1 Horan za Raosaam, PAWLLT TIMM. Elisabeth Pstimiortt, 16, pleaded guilty to an Indict ment rhombi Mr with ineeft aim mUelm of wearing apparel bebop, to km Mbar. The preammat deseribed, doogiase as Wag utterly incorrigible. 8b lad Wt her hums veratsdly, and use sista with the mat &rued erapiarms, and upon two proving email= sbe bad bola umvieted of May. He had pant bar is • /ray mmiSsodary, but after ske bad bout awe • heal& Mr esodost was so bad that be wan tar Rtooark, Ike Mr away; Masi the Ilablaeat _t o dive an °Pim tunity assaigrias wiat come skald be taken with re ,: ard to the }moor, ari 'Maw *ere wan any probability of her being Miami is this country. MIDDLESEX SESSlONS.—Yrzrzapsy. Berm Ma. saa/BANT ADAM AND a Bison or llAoisrearaa. Broome ficactox.s. Four boys named Bogner, Edwards, Needs, and Parker, were Wheel fee eteatil a quantity of comer'stools, value 2(l. fi?:= l ir . e f u P ert the ass home dearly to the three hest mesdssed pdsosers, who were convicted, and llagstar, *Pow the soggeolies of the court, was acquitted. A remesidde and be old gentlemen, named Williams, stated that he was the founder de ragged school in the selobourhood of Bethnal-green, end the three boys at the ber.7Awarde, Maeda, end Parker. Imo scholars there. He MI set attend to say that they were honest boys, or Wiped elkamater, bat he bad been requested by the son daemon of the wheel, who felt a sum/ interest in respect of them lads, to Mete to the mart that nom they had attended the school they Imul missed_ Amilibbg symptoms of reforma tion. It was eileWr MI what an getout a imiee of " WNW( " prevailed amongst of n abibli themipties. end they would pilfer to And means to Wedge la It. It was en unfortunate thing for sedge, that maims store shops afforded • ready ream. tads Pm whatever they got hold of, no matter whether honestly or aot. In mews to questions put by the learned judge, Xr. Williams Mated that he had at his own exposes meda two plasm dwell*, and at the present time ha wee peovidlog a oohed he taws flea 600 children, paying the Mashers est ofhisewspeha He lad had juvenile convicts, whose muteness of liemspartatisa had been commuted, at work on hie own grounds, and bad, he was proud to say, made them understand the value of indutrione, honest, and persevering habits. The learnedjudge said that hwas afraid that an tia. ward Xr. W illiams would get Ice these most benevolent and exertions was the centersioneness that he was S ill A il where it was seeded—that he was doleg what he le proves& mime, to tigato admey, and to instil into the Rhea sipper, al‘eit, and abimiesed children, feelings of self-respect, eelf.goversment, and such knowledge as would enable them to Est howdy through the world. Bath • work era a sehle—ke algid say .• holy one— but (and he eimagely bombed that Me experience told him that it wee too true) the prima dote of air laws instead of easonregies these wham lesevolmee prompted them to work he SW l~ odsilly thwarted them in their sterdems, he eves within the Int two pus a seamsvenile mime full 30 per sent. The seem is which the promoters of these ragged schools were ~god was a truly righteous one and he very sincerely wished lea God speed. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Tars ROYAL BELORATE Lasso-IN INITITDTION.—The final examination of James Locke, sm., end his three sons, for obtaining charitable contributions from various noblemen and gentlemen, wider false med fraudulent pretences, took place yesterday before Mr. Hardwiek. Mr. Fran* H. Russell, sad Mr H. Mess, were called to prove that they ware Massed to Moms sabmaibers from seeks the male et her Mahan' the Duane of KM sail ether vertonesse on the eircelar, mid ihma ass=o the bast tha the st i e r ei Li n tioa t oc eres the sespestemee had par tab is loyfssntep he asestal yews up te the present year. salmi bribigheas esagaded, Mr. Priesy, ea behall of the Omen, said Dr. Locke was the wpm asembrar et the belitatioa, aid had always sustaiaed that ehatoster. The inethallea was estalebbed la 1812 by Dr. Locate, Ms gave eve my Imirelim praise lo attend to the duties of tic institutioa. Sims the eslablish swat of the isetitatisa la 1832 upwards of 2,600 masa bad remind maul sibmadestos and other a dvance see at the dame( their esalmmsot. With the ametrion ofx Royal Highases the Dube" of Kent, set eau of the patrons or pa bosom bad withdrawn their maim The institution wee throughout it anise sad meld me, and timbre there we me wanes tee tis that the money whisk had bees alleged was asem Re fesadulent or penonal Them with respect to the peepectasse with the =et Kaat's name on them, the obj ect is ming the same we to show that her Royal li Mem had oace been a macaw of the institution. But pospestaess had et late boa withdrawn, end • mead pospostas fenced within the MOM of her Bo Highness *puns( at all. All the mess ha the committal of nieseposeat were real, and bad been audsovieed to be used. He would prom by let ters from Lords ralwarhes, OW', Charleville, and other nobles's, that they reespies Ca the institution, and had given permimlea for their aims to be p laced on the managing nun- MM. It mas wee Mewled or bald forth that the institution should and assemmedatica to married women. The in stitution was Me the teepee of giving medical attendance at their own hems early. If, however, the court was of opi nion that the me wee one which had not been disproved le y the evident, he hoped that it would net be dealt with sm. manly, but that, in a matter of such importance, a jury abouldbe appealed to. Several mess sad midwives were examined to prom that thq had boa emplopi and paid the Royal Belgium L*g-in britilatiin is attend marri . dwomen in their ton ensenew; ibr various periods, from 15 years up to the presort time. Om nuns stated that she had attended three or Mar hundred women fee the imitation. Hr. Here olds, for the prosecution, contended that no proof had beta brenght forward to show that the institution we a substantive Institution, under high patronage, sad managed by the distinguished ersona named in the prospeo tusla .t. Locks the elder appeared to be the sole manager as well as the alleged founder of the institution. Been if the institution had • foundation and a character in 1812, it was clear from the evidence that in 1849 them circumstances had ceased to mist. He submitted that the evidence abund antly proved that money had been collected for charitable purpose under false representations and for fraudulent pur poses, and therefore the magistrate could deal with the ems su ;r al e. l arderick said that the me wee one of considerable importance, end he Maid therefore take time to consider Misjudgment. The cm wee merdingly remanded until Saturday. SOUTHWARK. ROIREET HT A CONFIDENTIAL BaaVANT AND SUNDAE Saran, Txmom.—C. Host, town traveller in the Ina of Mem. Hart and Co., wa wi th trimming manufactures% alt Vemalebials charged iadming his employers. that the above dm bed missed ropily to a mown, but no =r atie was excited against the isiesser,—whe held situation in their sesem, awl the stenos colidesse was repos& in %It mere sadisalmly as be was mMiels# te be, el a _ tent el Wed M Iris slam be el • • Smog MM. Oa :sae ellmiday. owever, tlie alma of the prin. ath, lig wog sae of the sleeks to Mar the masses wfth a a , L which he took out iato the street. sad the latter that it was pro party which he inteaded se steel, went after him, sod requested dist he would ream, whbh he re isseatijelt whoa It was bused that the pack bop weisafty st sessellse lIIIIMIL On Z • &mg the pfraars begged Oweamey, &dads' that ft was bb Met ego" bat whoa Ids lodgings were examined Warr prepar was tit lames! , _l_• his employers was Mad. The primer ski OUR me nutody. One ol the pressastam said thstall= they had no doubt they bad been robbed to a they had no wish to pm the u rg e maim re =, as he was respectably s cometed. Mr. immobreeisia be could net eminently with the aschgp_ell sm e t s u i = to any appeal on the matt of a Ma S situation, such es the prboner ./.....hurbsetupea ether ease leas he was compelled to send meshes for Mae • loaf of bread for trial ; klistreams temes of the sues exhibiting all the "Mord peke( religloa, sash as befog a class teacher of a Realm Mem. aggravated the chafer against him ; and that be ems bassi, liwohre, So end him for trial. The pri or INS asserdiegly ammiteed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT.—bisnaDAT. RAM= AT TEM Basra: XIISIVIL nesoleas hlestrsod 24, deenthed as • labourer, was in- dieted he stealing Ilf scare, valued at 5001., the property 0 1 the treeless addle WWI Munn. The woe she i laid se belcal i to w lik Hoary leis, Sir Rebut ni t so4 sans. The , a gastionaly-Iniried men, Is by birth a Greek, sad of gee the loslidt Wings. Opts the nano loong hnity, sad maned bp ol=bwfth beta on' over, he snore was des a raft" shop wafts &It 71 sen WWI a, at 11101., the pososrla of Cherie' Fay fa ids thellirhows. We bilelm•at the skean oho pleaded pi* Kr. Oksiosa, eke nasswei as behalf of the rinser, Or Oa to the roan to lihr yesehot mesas, oath the next day, whoa ire (the banked inFrold NB witness to show that the Osman WI a inpestable pith= is sedety, sad alms Bad he lad Puma Ig of the sans hr papas of aka sang titan or raking scary ire then. Bat that be (the Ismosei eseassl) theepht the non would dead. the Um bo &weld ow that the set wee that el a nosennlesb sal bed salsa oat of the psi same pewits ke esileolne aim *IP being I. kis pore° des s a p eat amber se seer IW• oink insides those stoles, ass which maid be pined lobe the prissaor's owe ig r i tolAake thr the _mid he had se to =to s ad. awa the court to usteettmed that the romtattla hsh bss hosed forward is doist seeseasse WS Ike owe hag hos The Osmoses Ileriesa nid these two ad soy dealt I that the preemeaties had bees tab pt tip. Uwe the MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EVENIND. To-flay being the settlement for the amount, the adjustment of the transactions of the but few weeks have chiefly occupied the attention of the dealers in the English funds. We lave no particular feature to notice with regard to the settlement ; the charge for carrying over stook to the 12th June has continued at about the rats et ens and a half per ant. per annum. Comas :opened at • 911 to ;at which a fair amount of business wee done—chiefly money pur chases on the pot of the public—and at one time the prise toe mossy _stock and 12th June was the same, showing that desk for present delivery was wanted. Ahw the awry boldness was disposed of, the market &ark and with some slight ilsehatioas closed at 911 for money, and 94 to i for the 12th of June account The Three per Cents Reduced were done at 901, 901, 901, and 90, and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were last done at 91f. Bank Stook was done at 1921 and 194, and India Stock at 247. In India Bonds there was little busi ness at 71s. prem., and Exchequer Bills were done at 455. and 475. prem. South Sea Steak Was dealt in at 59k to-day. In the foreign market we have again to report very few transactions; the depression of yesterday was not relieved in the Spanish American stocks, and in Dutch there was a slight fall to-day. Nothing further has transpired relating to tie forgeries in Peruvian Bonds, and it is not possible to know the precise extent of it until the whole of the bonds are sent in for cooversion, which doubtless the holders will be indseed to do without delay, fur their own sakes. The following are the quotations of the transactions in foreign seen rities to-day. Brazilian Small at 79. Danish Five per Cent. Stock at 931. Equador at 31. Mexican at 311 and 311 with coupons. Peruvian Bonds at 80. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 281. Russian at 104. Spanish Five per Cents. Active at 171; the Threes at 331 and 33. Venezuela at 26. The Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were dons at 601, 50, and 491 ; and the Four per Cent. Certificates at 771, 771, and 77. The corn market was again very heavy to-day, and szesedingly little liminess done, prices were conee quently nominally the same as on Monday last. By the arrival of the Reindeer, letters from Brazil have been received in the City this morning, which bring down the dates from Pernambuco to the 24th of March. There was a better demand for goods than et the date of the previous departures ; but the fol lowing extract from a letter to a house in the City will show the present state of the question regarding the insurrection, which had been erroneously called "an insurrection of @levee" in the West India news papers received by the lest packet. From Bahia the dates do not extend beyond those already received. The rate of exchange at Pernambuco was 2s. 4d., et which about 25,0001. had been negotiated. Freights Ito 1, and 20s. for Liverpool, and 40s. to Channel. The market was well supplied with engin, but prices remained firm. Extract of letter dated Pernambuco, March 24, 1849: It is supposed that the rebels are nearly all knocked up. Several have submitted, in accordance with the amnesty offered, which is a more effecteal form than that of soldiers. Yet we .1 mild not be too sanguine of peace, nor believe half the reports afloat: however, the Praceros have an object, and that is to be free to set at work for the general elections to take place in all Brasil in August, and they are not all dispirited though the have suffered so much, and we have es much to fear from in the government party now. The gloom which has pervaded the railway share market for some days was this morning further in creased by the melancholy news that Mr. Nicholson, the brothiw-in-law of Mr. Hudson, had been found drowned in the moat at York. This intelligence bad the effect of making _ the shares of all the northern lines almost unsaleable. It is clear that at present an unreasoning panic prevails, and timid holders are frightened into making forced sales of shares, which are bought by those who in many instances have themselves produced the alarm. This state of things will, however, continue until some men of indepen dent character and known principle, neither con cerned in propping up the directors, nor committed to pulling them down, shall put forth to the public statements of the actual condstion of the several com panies that may command credit, and enable men of business to make their own calculation of the real value of the property, at present, a false or exag gerated report depreciates valuable property to the amount of millions—we are satisfied that the whole sale depreciation of property is weighing on the whole money market, and has materially contributed even to the fall in government securities. We understand that some of the large shareholders in the York and North Midland Railway are about to undertake such an investigation—not entering into all the minutia of the accounts, but publishing a few salient facts, to which the authority of their names will no doubt command anheettathig atedesee. RAIL WA Ys. RAILWAY MEETING. WATERFORD AND KILKENNY. Half -yearly Hathng.-Loadee, May 9.-P. IL Bruin, Eeq., M.P., in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report of the directors, from which it appeared that sines the adjourned meeting of the proprietors held on the 10th January, the directors ha , - been occupied in carrying out the arrangements eut i g r r et tr d by the late committee of investigation, and had their attention to a variety of subjects. Mr. Romans hr inspeeted and reported on the works completed, as well _ the extension of the line to Knockwilliam and Waterford. MT. Rena= cis iden the line between Thomastown and Waterford this hest that could have bees selected, but sug gests esetsin altereineas, with a view to economy, in the - plens of the engineer, which, if proved to be advantageous, will ly adopted by the hoard. He states also that he " cannot count for the large amount of capital said to have been I sorbed by the werke generally, without supposing it to hi been employed in departments foreign to the engineer* With respect to the settlement et the debts and liabilities the company, they state that matters were proceed favourably, and that in only two instances had a disponi been shown to bear hardly on the company. They have , been able to obtain the bill of costs from the solicitors Ireland, up to this moment, but this bill will be submitt to taxation, and every practicable reduction made from The future law besieges of the company is to be conduct on an entirely different system, viz., that of a fixed salary the solicitors, to include all costs excepting those out pocket. The engineering bills are not yet settled ; Cr Moorman claims a balance of account up to Christmas I which will be adjusted to the satisfaction of the board, he hal placed his future remuneration in the hands of the direci They also report that they have succeeded in effecting duction of 5,0001. a year on the expenditure of the oompan), and they express a belief that the extension to Knockwilliam can be finished, including land and stations, for about 30,0001. They also urge on defaulting shareholders the ne amity of paying up arrears due, in order to enable them complete the extension during the present year. In cones uence of the distress in Ireland, the Irish South Rasters Compan aL = not proceeded with t i works between wn and Kilkenny, and question of rent due m that company remuns tune& but active measures were taking to bring it to übitrati The engineer's report stated that as the available fonds the company were small, the promos of the works had b slow, and was confined to the neighbourhood of the • Nora, and that the general estimates which bad been approximately on to Waterford did not exceed those p., seated before Parliament, viz., 163,0001. for works, land, and dation' for a single line from the Non to Waterford. From the statement of the accounts of the company appended to the directors' report, it appeared that the expenditure for the six months was 24,2961.1%. 6d., which was composed of the following items :-Law charges, 4691. 6e. 4d. ; engineering, including all expense' in this department, 789 i. Os. 7d. ; advertising, printing, stag 301. 7s. ; salaries connected with offices, 4991. 25. 6d. ; rates, and taxes, 761. 2e. 7d. ; sundry and incidental peaces, 571. Bs. 9d. ; travelling expenses, 351. ; purchase . land, compensation , and valuation, 2131 . 75. 9d .: payments to contractors for works executed on the Use, 8,4731. 9s. ? permanent way, viz., timber, iron rails, chairs, k ,1821. 31. Id. ; static=. 6381. is. 7d. ; engines and tenders, 71.16 e. ; carriages and waggles, 1041. 2s. 7d. • expenses of committee of investigation, 611. 12s. 10d. ; call of 10s. P share on 1,250 thane in the Kilkenny and ' Southern and Western Railway. 0251. ; interest on 1,5841. 14s. 10d. ; ditto, on calls, 2,4501.2.. 3 d. The CHAIRMAN briefly recapitulated the leading t of the report, and moved its adoption. Mr. WALLACE proposed an amendment to the effect a committee be appointed to examine the accounts of company which the committee of Investigation had not to inquki into. Mr. BOURNE seconded the amendment, and asked or three questions in reference to the cost of construed° the railway, which were satisfactorily answered by engineer (C. twin Moorsons) MOSUL TITE and HADDO opposed the amendment, the ground that they had every reason for placing full limos on the good faith of the present board of directors. Mr. CARrALHO suppertedtheamendment,which, al a few explanatory remarks from Kr. Bates, was withdrai sad the report was adopted. The out-going directors, Mews. E. S. Butler and " were To-elected. Mr. J. E. Smith was proposed as auditor in the of Mr. Taunton, who had aceepted a seat in the di tion, and Mr. Carvalho was set up in opposition to him some of the shareholders present, whose show of hands his favour was more numerous than that for Mr. Smith. ballot, however, having been demanded, Mr. Carvalho withdrew, and the nosalnatka el Mr. Smith as auditor - perfected. oescung d v e , clar:ed =ugs a w s k as s rf tilig d el e te: r was w edu hi ti : itnail w ilad er thted e e e to m :f t ; o e been an oueutif d ysite n ro z a sh itt al y el s a. t adjourned special meeting in January last, but which The Ran LMICASHIIII.—The Bast Lanceebire Railway Le— ray ham received formal notice from the Postmaster General to oonvey the mail between Liverpool sad over the Liverpool, Ormskirk, and Preston section railway, on and after the 3rd of June next. RUDDIU,xv.D Ann MANCNIIIIIL—A portion __ directors, with a few blinds, had, on Monday, a trip on this e 1 :e, t;el:lN:Kmilnl4sifthlsu'°2l9lilEl7liligillligill:l-: '' 311:4::::447 A Ye lal t e l i t .....: . f w o li r ßol il i a lle y wnAgth ensoun T C, willja t istake to " l aP , F 000 11 7000 T7-4 1. 1.th: S e i l is cana8 : J seiread an in usig .. 7 " = "1"11 i . t i L illarktra"SikeTAl7l" : . amount called up has been, including May, 9 000 !car AD more than two millions pee month. „OK a ' i Rea lirmeel! 1 lbw • thms for wade PUBLIC BALM. m in a ablion of - grad and MAT 9.-By Mears. Bum.ocE, at the Meet- - Lemeheld sow the m Wag ~, house 43, Southampton-row, Russell-pure, Ist for the wane ese whole' term at 631., held for 60 years u 161. 16 s -sold foe swansed vr t mea - -6601. end . Re. Leasehold house, 38, Munster-square, with tenement st Undone nod ' beet, being 9, Little Albans-street, let for 641. Hs., b o w* Rondos Desks. 73 gears unexpired at 91 9i., fixtures included-2961. elnerele-etraet , Leuchold house, 8, Rotherfield-street oath, laligo kil annual yaks 42 1 ., held for 7 4 years at 181.-1601. 10MIGRA Au AD . 1. Messrs. DANUIL SIM I and SoN, at the Mart -Preholg ensued D . the mansion at Englineld-green, formerly the eat of Si r W i lli * trans* orinsien Fremantle, with domestic offices, stablng, plessurevounk r a irmgobaving &o. &e., and 62a. 7r. 10p. of land, timber and fixtures at s, Wed. 'tae va lu a tien-knocked down at 8 9001. ••aura l • Forty-threemess of freehold land nearthe preceding,un i we the • three cottages and gardens-2,6601. Law the option st X/ Eninstsk Freehold residence, called Brook.lodge, Sunning billorith ibr ais t= t r a stabling, name, etc., and 9 acres of land, land tax Is. deemed-knocked down at 1,9601. who wish to Freehold estate, consisting of 18 acres of land adjoisiag Inca tog 1 thopreading, let for 301. 66.-1,0401. suds Meech ids Messrs. PULLIN and SON, at the Mart.-Two mains = ta an :i d d r engines at the Minories station of the Blackwell Railway, patentees will ' which have been employed in working the rope, constrain DUKE of it ' by Hewn. Maudiday and Co., with pistons. slides, and geu In the East I complete, of the nominal power of 110 horses each,* SYDNEY, to l Capable of greater power-mold for 3,3601.; another psi% BOLTON, 54 t precisely similar-3,3001. ; five boilers for the above-29R : India 'Docks. f • two engines at the Blackwell terminus, constructed by MAu r; oil from .• . . For t h or • ' Barnes, of 76-hone power each, capable of grater p0w."... wart, Lime. • 1 2,2601.; a pair similar in every repent-2,20U1. ; five boiks or WILLIAM - for the above-3101. street. V Twelve freehold houses, Priory-road and Devonehire. 1 road, Wandsworth road, estimated rental, 6211.1 M. per I* lIIHE LI nuns-knocked down in lots for 7,2051. ji. LIFE • Mr. GLIDINER, at GarraWara.-Lew and possernion d powered by - • 1- the King's Arms wine vaults, opposite Shoreditch Chunk, Oftiors-8, • o with stables and two houses and shops adjoining, the stabile house, and 20, and houses let for 2461. per annum, the whole held for 37 Sir T. years unexpired, at 2101., leaving a profit rent on the publis 7 a hoofs of 361.-knocked down for 2,4601. Lease and possession of the Ben Joann, Coldbath-square, Dm.= held for 38 years at 451.-6901 1 . M Messrs. HEIM! and LOVND, at Gansway's.- Lean of the air W. P. De . Matthew Fore Three Crowns, High Bridge, Greenwich, with the Habeas Frederick . 1, master's office opposite. held for 9 years, unexpired, at 804 James Hartley the Harbourmaster's office underleased at 301.-200 guinea Jas D. N • Hon P. p- g m 1 Aron the EDINBURGH GAZETTE. - Theedoy, Meg 6. Itasunut or B•NKIL2B-U 2, If WORM BEQUEBTILTTIONS. &LIMO WIIDIC4L t, JOHN roams, Taymount, Perthdtiro, 'kip owner, May 16 &Jail, Anderson, Fri M at the City-hall, Perth. (Immo 11 Autumns' Loam Ardrlshaig, Areeshire. fishe rm an, May 11 p i Subscribed - re Jute 9, at litichinan's We lling ton Hotel, Dnnoon. IMO of the a. BALSAM& W Edinb dressmaker, May 17 A June 7, st Tx, • • Ferguson's Ship Edinburgh. Life ini - 43 GzOllOZ WILL/A3POII. Aberdeen, mule dealer, Hoy 16 & June 6, at do Capital .•• a- Advocates* hall, Aberdeen. haus of time, THE Di • :, • Id SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. . 1 GENT-BTRE KENT OP li Id TUSES AND Mee oar Ootreesseets, the . ealeptaa easettep sir o Urn Nam m in CASUALTIES. RAILW TO Retriever, Turpey, from St. John's, New Brunswick, to tlie TAM° eh Clyde,which got on shore at the Island of Lewis, 18th nouns. that . Jan., sailed thence on the 4th inst., but hoe put in hen trmt, all • • ve Shares tic- to-day, the wind being unfavourable, and the wed F s making water.-Londonderry, May 7. m- ni- AIUtIVID. MAILS. DUI. Several at lee Led 0 Hamburg .. --- r .". Mgt eta the tic 0 Holland 0 m- 0 Lisbon M7I6 and 00., and offered for sale o f 0 Sydney, N.S.W mended but fo cal 0 India vie Southampton it 7 26 an ae durable 0 India vie Marseilles Antique • mg - 0 Boston and Halifax May 17 Arabesque Buceletict. We 0 Mexico and Havannah 91e- 0 West India Lour Qua the 0 Bruil tted Any other post lAM ARRIVED. (per ) free WILL 101 1 Amo-at Liverpool, May 9 from lisida I M at, el and 1, N M W pet Arreters-at Cowes, May 8, from Portman& into ANNA MAl9Airri*Z-lat a n: . ll'fillai", ir"L 0= * y RENC few Coummois-at Deal, _ye, front ... osaisonl - A m' ... Oravallal ARDIIAN N , ' lnes Ca" Clona li rcaaw -11 at Dasa br llig vosond,' ""Na May 6, from areAel from Ils. and Com ma -ac t vesead, May 9, from B UR TON 'Ivt of Comma-at Liverpor, May 9, from ... .......... ----AL BRTS eownemarrow-cff Liverpool, May 9 tram N ew Nernenstr OUTS Bwrcu-at Liverpool, May 9, from. Ihmendi with emus Palau-at Deal, May 11, hen Gnawed postlfree. Posen-at Orrnaby, May 7, from - .Drit Quair-at Waverd, May 9 from Mega ` Sarisracnoir--at Gravemel, 'May 9, from. St. Peta o Mr. Bra E. Bales-et Gravemed. May 9, from .. SOPHIA-off Ltverpool, May 9, from Sierralres W LIR, Sera-off Liverpool, May 9, from Atha man In the it Togoriam-at Deal, Kay 8, from. Oravessid agar prawn . • from another new - • the SAILED. COAT, whic • hays --- wart rain, an toted Aararnwa-from Liverinol, May 9 . to zeugma ewe as fur. Meet m ug Asmim-from Liverpoo es i c za 9, to sirs rotioini . Atm. Ruum-from LI May 9, to W had ogs Storming Co AIWILI-from Liverpool, ay 9, to KowTat 11 ao FOUGEtt Ana-lkan Gravesend, May 9, to Eatteedon Chespaide, iota. Afla-trota Gravesend, Maya, to Jowls and MIN Bear-horn Gravesend, May 9, is Buenos Apse to s ILuutow-from What, May 5, to Quin GRAY" , csuo- from ramped, ws_y 9, to Tells BUM" CAILILLA-ham Graniend, may 8, to r ll be Aormerlon tame, and 0 4 Cammomm-from Gummed, May 9, to omen, tool 1 !•• emanate-from Deal, May 8, to' -111 !0!1 ii.d.s. for • a an- CONIODOZZ-from Deal, May 6, to liks Joie 23, High II have Carrots-from Deal, May 8, to Dear PAL barn • ▪ I. Darn AIM TULLY-horn Gravesend. Myl, to ... urtettea of • es o f WIOILLAIID WIAT- from Deal, May ,to ... - TVs " Ch i ~L laLoutaa-from Gravesend, May 9, to leztree C L R scion Jams Daus-from Gravesend , May 9, to Stalwel InWa Ran WZAIISIT-fram Wavered, May 9, to Gawks ROW knot Lem-from Gravesend, Me, 9, to if = perfectly f mired for es in LADY Hamm-from Deal, May 9, M the skin ; w ' Wog Matins-from Gravesend, May 9, to m i t. MAW or AucArns-from Liverpool. May 9, to C . 116. = els, it min Ore m-from Gravesend, May 9, to Jells/Me i t acted Psaimmanws-from 0 mend, May 9, to ........ Ur meta, free ill to Routuxs- from Liverpool, rav May:9, to .. Quill radiant bier . nit o f Belau-from Liverpool, May 9, to ... Ilsolut whisk it in limn of o Capt. TM:ODOM-hem Deal, May 8, to iressem , b a t , TIIITON-from Graveseed, May 9, to *NM mete utterl dangering • WKLLINGTON-from Omymen May 9, to .14 .1 Yak en lying We. Hun-from Deal, May 9 . to Olialler wrapper of Sold ctors. ' are- VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ~Paa , _Le 'HE ...... Amami (schooner), Scarborough, of Jesey, from Cardif4 M DYE about Malaga, May 1, Ave leagues N. of the Land's ',. not -• e ne- Amu, of Glorgow, May 4. lat. 31, Ice.. 9. esquires t em to Ana Naar (barme), of Newartle, May 3, lat. 30.23 N.,10.9.30W , ROgg and 0011110- BOIMITA, from Liverpooa for Pernambuco, May 2. above dye ~ Barazw,T (schooner), Malaga. requested, Sett'. CANWIDAA. April 26, shout 120 Iles E. of welts. bliohment, their maim Woman., from Liverpo ol, n for Valparaiso, 12 mike S. W. by li without the I the of Tooker. by armada, ettled, Plum. (sloop), lat. 46, loc. 8, bound to the westward. roue par It 8 rat i on. graounoax (brig), Ellis, from Cardiff, for Crastadt, May 7; shim& Address n o f Vomminam of Stockton, from Bremen, for New York, May %Ink * 49.20 N., lon. 20 W. B cl been A t , river eine g ads [Advertieement.)- THE SURPASSING EICELLENCR vote pad • or OLn Wens@ Le p re . or WOLLOIPay's ODITIECIFT AND PILL" In TIM Cl7ll_, ins, a _ until trial. „ mks . oa Scaosuto l t i LS:=7Fo re n e r ei v v e s ara d since, re omas .71 hi... by ; iik. to i Non=glia. ". counts = us atteo gr.i d t ed °Wa bjeueral w" the medical numbilerYaee7k e r infirmarya considera bleli dtera me b. Mom so • that nothing could save the poor man's life but sniputatke; totes medicine C l . ' f a ldl be objected, whereupon he wee discharged as insurable. At this and climes hinds subirrited a trifle purchase rm. of Hollowail Luir„, rm r I co n1it .. .,...., ,.. .... 0f.graing remedie5 .-Bad akw by all we d z va esee(! sad theirrio 4 .o „. zbe di o . ladial v i a ; ism and ionery, feson's Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, lia. 66. ; rent, 1 1. Maider • cal ex- BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. lase of GAL punt' BIRTHS. i s 4.10 d.; Erunowic L . Ac., lraittlaNT. - May 6, at Montagu-street, Portman-square, the VANISM, enders, wife of Major H. Fermat, 81st Regt., of a son. the Pg. noes of POWEIL-May 8, at Hanover-terrace, Regent's-park, the Os. per wife of the Rev. H. B. Power, incumbent of Bromley, nervous Great Surrey, of a eon. Wolk all low, Sratm.-May 2, at Bolton-street, Piccadilly, the wife of plying • Dr. T. Smith, of a son. m. . it g Copies TATLOR.-May 8, at liarrington.equare, Mrs. Taylor, of a „ .. . daughter, still-born. ect that CHI: lof the TUPPER.-May 5, at Rutland -gate, the wife of D. Tupnees tot time Esq., of a "I' latlx WELLzi.-May 6 , at Coburn-place, Bow, the wife of J. L s a ss L ed two Weller, Esq., °I a eon. ction of U 0 by the MARRIAGES. I&Cisi Loren- L unt:-May 8, at Fordinqds William Az- The C Lent, on entered full re- tore. ch, after THE P place, by the Lord Bishop o?Rochester,Murray, - DA .d Bates hdrawn, I:27B:Yan'y'taahis-ecGlCl:nilLdairgoele;.f!tildetallyda74Bßh.teaLtra.:llf. S . Wila ."'L r onf Lang kthine' irjq h -W ia: he room OsooosKii.D'tra-rions he dim. Osgoo Eq., of Claremont-equare, to Emily Coostantie, Rum. ' at St Pancras Church, G. of Cambridge- him by youngest daughter of M. Stately, Esq., kends in tonna, Regent's-park. nith. A ----_ o luo regso lo t r m d c ah , Eipreq.'_oTh,moirdfayusopBpen, rtonEarliieyzatitrthe,sto.nly daughter , l:to DEATHS. B Carvel litor war DAT.-May 6, Sarah Louisa, youngest daughter of the late J. Day, Esq., of Blackheath, aged 6. •• • • 11, : .. re ' wen HOHNBT.-May 5, at Princerstreet, WhitehaadkagrOre. --- ' F' ormer y 1 CC: ' • MUM:. -May 6, at Gadding, Elizabeth, relict of F. D. Mudd, ;f t h an k s LDOMARD•l a l i d " ay n a wn , at bY ißdeapugpehLtestrreeoft,l34llnar;iraebt,l'yEounitil of ......• 4 l*dicht4Ptrte. CB da: n us ug elsra lu t°, of r n- o Bena l ; w th . e uda late , ag D ed . Leonard, 76. Eq., iraY Cain- Esq., of Gadding. *era. ostmaster i t olifyanatheirn P 2al.2_._._._.__._____........ rrim.raLiad.-M a Ann,:widtooLiemkkaterof the 00 of the Pila sirret in tfis Ong or London. Petiner. at Kw Mse. rip on this in tbs pastiod et Whilettista-Trunkumr, MAT 10, MO. + - _ . . _ .