The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-19 00:00:00

poiesibeils dis weak_ Millis. do parties lkw Ow kW. Wilk soy silissis tha shy Iris hawses Sun le Ohs amisMs test • poises be =I, sad, basin boas be forwarded to Mr. the 'somber Mr 'the osit of D. yawn, to b. psisseled Is lbs Ems MrOusisioss. sopesipiabig with muse *ft bs woad wawa ths sr of it, by seise mil iessistisst wes_s _ **tit --- auirmau. - - As helium. Pizeisr.—W. (Soar ladepere, alai) ere pissed Is hist that ear towasseso, Ms. Joi•Pai Was, the swim* ship-bander, hes Ph week resolved lilt Ilse Da exist el assele • superb oda oesilltes. severed wilt biliwite, eli the whim of I,op piper, with es is welpiles thessee, miarillkig k se la • pest hen Pe es prit to Mr. Miss it wrists reseled to the llseld =T We believe that Mr. 111fts braided the IPP • Pert dew bee "PIP sass daawbp be pips •tro Po Meseles navy, whisk tesWe bowed of se awe yobs hr the swam, et to merit die Mars we haw moped, We she bar that it is posible Mr. Whits wl/1 be Meowed with the eases of the 'wpm to build • first elm ship be the gassies way, sad Pat It will be built is his sew shipyard is the du at this pert Us Donn MISTING.-81r,—Is your paper ft spay, wareiring • report of s teals( of opknaltwaiii. mid eitistisr, is this sleety, • we e& le retested ai 68. 112 6 t zilhe low tiol wee instead et by M. F. Casper, sespws, ebb Wes. periestizwedy to asswer kr ay ewe 2=l es to the respessibillp elate 1 ' l6lthil. Pi as pee& la "Mks esstebs ow leis sisasseat wilt militia do set woad, I at saber to Wks the waist ',posterity of earratkp taw ewer of your repteter. I woo pretest et tits stestiai is rabies sad lea some part is the setiss, shish dressaisese Right haw bd the enw.—l an Metter.y PPM: swept, W. C. Ilrootrab—lbstbseptea. TR& BRISTOL MAIDAS.—Tbs mother of the ser osticirl why Oasis einembood apes the cerener's warrant M the Taal MAW of lasendotroe, Mb. Joileriee, we cis aidolatif slieZ Wm the megbtrater, at the Bristol being is musery to the murder after the CITA be rememberod, that whoa the pease west to the hems of the girl e tither, at Herilsid ter the popes" el her, the mother them from • wile todni• esi &shad by the impeoler of polies if Sarah us at Maw replied that she bed net Man her for two moth, and that die wee ihies at Bombes rPeached Bubesessatly the prima not Ohs soaks pespony were bud is the teem, fun die, the guilty heis oldie maw was Warred. The ardhiseles, csisideass that the mother bad hos admitted ssi sun se • wither es the fiermer's inisildes, ad net onsilar the ass • 'sliest OW 00 ••• old abided thet the di emus shweld be diecherned spas Isles bell is the amuse OW to quer sad =Ewer asp sharp that might be referred apiaet ker. ALLIKIED MURDER Or A PUBLICAN AS TODDINGTON. —A docking cos of homicide marred on Friday night at the village of Teddiegtss, situate at about eleven miles from label, sear the high-reed to Cheltenham. The victim of this was Mr. William Fowler, landlord of the Crows tee. von, who wee shoat forty-Ave years of ape, • wied mu, with three children, sad highly roomUi in the neighbourhood where he wee known. TM porno by whose head he fell, Modes Sibley, is a labouring man, abut twisty-Am years old, working on the faro of Mr. flonsel Bowies ; be bears as indilerest chaster, sot °sly as • poses of repiatul dames of tamper, but m bavisg bees mew than NM WOMEN! ups dream of petty theft. Doan the greefter part eif the "Mosses fa he hut be.. _ sgl l the wy , te . 1117esiblic li si g a l est • otelci, b rgeg versed hither drink at the White limo he west to the thins ha, sad admiesica, but, Wei reseed, tut the deer closed ageless him, le, after as iselhatul stump' to psswre ad mission, went to the Crews. Whoa he mterd that hoses he salad the landlord—miss as ellissive enemies—to get up out of the chair he wee &tins is, after which he wont into the top-room, sad sled he some older. He was tar nished with and losiessi • 1•11-crown in payment, mud th e lu ik, lled is main lira his 'hasp deducted SOON owes he egos dike width he had left unpaid for i • pubes mobs. At this he Wenn very angry, surged the bollool, whet whom be vowed vespanee, and made me of mesh pees lump el until at length Mr. Fowler, is prelesies of the perm kb home and the com fiest of kle Wier arionsis, Oil hie that he meld sot permit say rue them amend doeltil to lean. rightmor that meal set Ism, that bola as sue there adany hedyfiod loss* upon the bolord seines him by the ehisilier bele pipes of lesellify 'Piing him be attacked the iallastimate men with jnest fansity, beat hint wordy our the head aid heft, and at loth struck him ro savers a Wow is the pit of Oa stem & mte derive Wm of life. The usfeettinate nos ail sot sew orbs a ward after. wards. The parties in the home aka sum 'unlovable re aliases snared Wiley, and gem him is 'imp to the con stable of the Ales, Who milk .slims esons him to the Abessithury Piles Andes, where he will be filained till the earoser's impost bee bola held. Auk. ROYAL ACADEMY OE Music.—Thos Mt of the writs et Amens isanally Mesa by this isidtialiss leek *es an Sanaa, merniag. The ~.it piss?—AsAdc Is alum en . tkeiy emeisted—was .11 of • mimed thermos ; nail the se Medea was am may Apply mode either ter the pews of thessing se sigesable satertainanat or of eseKkei the pub *to sidneate the of the pupils. IM their attain ments ia seta then was me m at all; the swear of the only new pins that was .at are a M y et the academy. The Asst part at the NNW was Riede up of Ileadtheolta's sacred A dded "Ti. Praies of Jehovah." The airs el this piss was presented by the com peer to Mr. Mullah, ander when di:seise it wee psalm fact mama at Exeter-ball, wises is had a rand esd edema east. Bat to pedals this Mist M demeaded She stessoth et*. Ilsibiles mummies wed weildisdplieed *ens, sad • keel* seadmely vest As the dmikymest et past essabiamiewe el meat mad iaeleimeatel sisal For seek pitermeasse a plats Ike the Meows Awe Keens is sea t V the shersl mimes an how, theb east b weak sad asseithellsey ; V amines, their iwdaemb oppmeeive A the ear—• siseequenes that was univemeft eempisised et whim the diseases " " wets eireeed at the last 'lammed. seaport. At this sewing of the Asidesey, the shoed voices triad le mate up Is, their weft et number by dapsp is loud as =mid ; Dense they lION Nene sad noisy bolsi powerful, sad then was a total themes et dee Twisty predated bylles ipeadatisse of tem. The eels gesth however, were wili sk 4:7ll ; 11: the sir, " et at," by Mies end the " Te who Item N. ways," by Mks Niesil i .C ir sts " , Mr. Lyme, sad Mr. Baylis wibies tick" WY Asa perilous& ea the pieeidene by Klee aecompa mild by the emboss. This is est • pine t i the exhibities of • papil, alder in the ems of ram rid simpler SAS; for it de inAe • seraph of hand, be eel *par, which a yeses performs menet be moiled tit pewee. Mir Nabr - amid *sly sertuablo threigh the seeneene &Medlin whisk Ask the powers A Mn icadeemee as Madames • Dashes ; bat she sweated some of the seder portions with • taste sad swaths who lope* a proadeing }Wet The air fesesKeishre Bethel Meher." " Fee at pertess," wee besaithelly snag by MA Admen, whose flee esetratts miss is pieties to velum sad p ewe e ; and Miss Taylor was weft swessedel in Chenthtui's "Ave Maria." The massy now awake was a theta! hymn, " Insane at was ears," mopes& by Samuel Levi, who, we under stood, is • Yeadien Jew, ream* arrived in this enmity /11 the indietiestasse sad mono tenses imam et the it Wei AA le pensive teem the Were, dieedem, wed gelidity, ef the harmony, wad the WWI isimessemee of the issteinciate l that Mr. Levi is so eidieely puma. Ia the semi re or*. eoemrt a rera pints' et flpelmos, plays& ea the plemlett by l ik dons the flute by Kr, Wells, the by e Mr. Owes, VA basses by Mr. Weetzig, sad the horn by Mr. C. Hamer, was .habio to them Kiss Laura Baxter was wry euccessful i• the 0 met is the Lord," Mena Meadelesohn's " Mae ;" sad the Mimes Reeve@ minve Kiessite's well teem " Clad mediate," will peat pesision and pay. The iimalaing peedsrmeame le est all for say twos* bit se mist shmeth isted Vaou g mheat C li ee r stt a bed am wee pekes& by dm muds, etas eishielea ; the hear lastmaients y pais . fey dieseedmiL ITALIAN OPEL IN PASlL—lialktbll has bees in the ascendant for the last creek, of Ws loess as ameelsg as ever is "Don l'estisalo." aided by liemosni, Berts= r d Mims OastsUm. The great sight of the mom a s sossornsed he last night, when lisminsit's "Leonel; " wee le be gives, with Morbid os eausome, sod larnesai as Icrnrmis. The ether Wm were filled by 11•111 M, LAM M*, Hartolini, and the satire strength of the fraiLlidile. Alberti beastr eport missed speaks by a use MB amip, 0 whom favour. ablyr ia tbif reps mostailoa was looked Imam( to with much Wares; from the amity it 1111 he*, particularly with reforms to MAIMS Reseed sat Meti, from whim mach was impish& • „ dlima W. ItaVa, as Tbunday as MAIM, is La flenmessbols." " rip! peered Ss be labovrinA s tor i s t s:Mask dila slim, sad es M ai timbre, la ompond our eploloi et lie mpa• Maim. • lady, aimed wee aoasimsoil he Ammo, t i a n tmbehly toa p t isi ltt at Arm* Wee, he Mew meg the eiroomfor. " Loma liorgle." if 48804. will Mt in clesing the seams with foist. It A aid dos Manissi will also ate Otaks, a port wall adeptel he his al style. Report also swath= • diberforde is Nis i a of the bil premise, who has siready • reps Wes at the Mossrmairs. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. TZIPOI ..-11111rth 17. Ex- A. H. Wiallalow. ILA., Mimes ; & Williams, ILL, Mare ; & Atkisson, ILL„ Om Hall ; & W. n now cusp. W ICl =os Ct. rein. Ttla. C 00 911 3 411.1.4 ) du. Jam. Uri, 'ML Horbort, Vs. ) Joh. IWisr. 11.. VW. Taylor, C. J., Trla. Thrum Trbs. Wm, Trim. MM. Trim. Broweeld. Trim. MAIL "zoo . al Ent*. Fowler, 01.1116 ° Nava* am 1., MOIL • I = vv. • saw" sew" crws. cmid ... Tilsh ftslll6 I . . . . . H n =ll4 lacy, Pisa, Tien* !toter, . CoMEL Trim. 0416 Trio. Clem Often. JOII7MU ...awe AM11010." 1 AL Job. On. 3616. Joh. Unr. Jair Trim. llMcAdam. Cm. p e t. Darfur. Ufa. Gromasid, NON .Clor Prima. I Gibins. Sari. rani. Pll27lll3Mllll.—Rev. F. Ballow, to Clsoloilold R.. Host, die. OM.; 17W., with reeidomo ; void by death el Tlif lr ; parse, All dodo' Coll Ow& _Sac J. Imes. to Clone R., dlo. Foirab.; SUL ; patron, NAVAL. Aseutaxe, Ileac: IT —Phomoneste—Astiag Geiser' /Woo. Andsmorr.—Astbd Came,: J. Iloaaan. Y UWE. Peeteettown. Melee 18.—Arr swap 48 .. OWL 11.110,14.1, Lteetiiime. see N.. et the Elfists• Arakry, were weindesd so bred et yeahwday. Soot ed LIMNOS bffilliebeedl= ll6 1111111111411. — The assiplar lideprepA almanac Whoa Mee es Ss areleal Ms Oa Ifialmme" It ili PeS and rasseasissised Wale port MOSS we la seem to segedles her Teske. Vibe nassetiedisek ibe wll=e a ITlonds. sod be the ils~or So Ihrlimeses shellwa—Srea helL 01.41 L. Lard A. W. 111111bMil yarares ea her way her Iheereets le Dessepett, with rims, who in Is She the Map. aims her MSS Saves to libsorroa—llyttle, st., remold her Desopert this womb& Davesurost, Meant 17.—Ceedist, strew st., strived this meeseke free Peers," eed test up bw ward the stem us,". to be kept at this NW. Chlekeik SO. T. W. Owls, wee pill wept, sei skim ti UN sesselesal will tell to-warner kr the Ilellismers. atte te obsess et ea Ile Mk. le be k will eeekt kneed kr sew sett report kbe s u s se the thee mhos the will Wreak to mite wee. MILITARY. BOLDIALI.-114DOCTIolte 11l INS ASSET. —osee• lse: " Meet Garde. Una S. —litr,—Parr as to the alliadel *nein ile ad bat., Il ia aria stawal be date t.laaithat toy sea peossad awry la ant a andisedexa. Is drake masreadisa of the ad ha tie the Nada eheirsehata= s er=r amnia, la so be es words the alterai et la a let ei= ep t a sa. d. did bast lasseaddiasidadldeatssillere, et weekly sad ass d bed dasare; es la taut be then of the lad y = who semi seta r ihst • are la balgtd, W that you al le to ease sea add artlessas se ssay be shady I. yew leasee. dot be dam' to its par seasentad, trap ears teat the =La at by Ms seam be in below its yews had 31== to elawee, about returnee to the dlednesue bevraver. net act proved be W anew et — e - re la the 'en nue es to newsy bed eirreenr, TA be haft* candy, am It dial to. asp bow bat w lead twine sada to tral. rd tht wee st las mi d bee bewe ressa aka It as be awe that they ha bled aavad paabed ix seas aka. The dasegeot etas berth eline, la atlas= la the seal saes sho ere $ het $ ta. sad garde la haat, all be papa att the preeeek ant dee ban the J a e Mee say rams* mama S. no d kale Ws la Is drays . The dams, el tan to adamat wit fa Vasa sad as await S. saamallat, ad as paid d apt. alaiat amity eared; ea a dieulase abe lotto ead, Ea they see Is sale pisse their am Ilea, I ma to Nem o =ZS= dors al 14=: . report a tads Idataissa. ea the wakes et sepanumeseles dab milt dawn semis ever is the aglawt ear alb marie dish how la Misr ded sea. a nodes to there do..d se sae sesta tothaset to, bad apt*, sad a as whose case ay be dB webs annlientise at the Women. " (mod) loss llossemean. Arittionfitsnal" 31•111114sIOX 101 KELITAtir COMUSININI. Ths spedlaseathe add meareadea at the pion Ws addi alas be sashed Odom they as ro c raid Ass ar aim hilhossay, w as I I. Us draft a aka lee Ale io to rod Emilia array, sad t br Maas. ▪ Ilasalmals be add he aarbilled with the far Ira lode (alli a rg= o •daer=traellea ths ale d bantams. wid • et I. Is learerase.lhe dread Is ale a weeds late lisala sea Idia arta la press a gaff • era was dna les dad pens Ind p , gm• Lier. WNW , sad peeseeV a be aa. ads la IMMO IS sand boa • wed la WY. te dale, to eras as cost sesened to the litearialire. lad mar et the Leda snase, sad hs dad sat ha saved spud data set aka. S.toad,,to dee aweet, thsesally atria teal rr AIM* r 43111111111111 papas. Be Awed, thesela be as Os lamas as abed teem we dada wad late Fria sr Gam add to dais la alai (la Hand or derma) the east asias Wine SW** saw. 4. la Ithira ha amid ha seal Baas Mayer Isalead, with asollstrie avast; • Ilistary metew Ilia a &ea. rd • Ilia. tory el Ileisa Baps ; be ed Mu sewn ink asseekes se the ostamme ea propos as avian saga L Tap", Is add pare • seeplad Inowleas at swat lho man Bakes at as add; the ISMS et OS ask seas Is Berea; la pdakal day ea Siralba pests Is Oren Baia sad Woad; to hr demeans la gay pert et a yea ketatta. he dead Ma MI OMB my wart as the sob at, sad haw ressived wane hwastles 7. It the sadlits he a maw a the Cadt agl eriad. be al tow to prase asedlested Mae bees mama ; set • as. brat the Mama to MAW, bs awillll be nada io prase • seed. date *a benbitter et past, dead at he las bees well it. wad a the priaelphe at the asks is wadi he has beta Omega L • m up. edical asaasela will tae pia le speertal• that the as. didelo is to awry per et dew It tee altar, etedoe. • LIR at the Wader whin ere Indy to Bata the stadia to the asallassi—Nerrisa Olandayorlda lades pada geoseette wee drama a the tat ea paean a as dna* Ileatt', Adana - Aleeke I lielettlere May at Orates sad Boa; Baas rawer dapaill, via assilsal scallasadca; Roma% Ida the ecalimaties la; the da. In. I. Chognure a %unt of the Siterfee of Gress% Hoer sad Zahlrads SIPA el Amiga al Bean deo. Pahl Pardalits; the ara lotla ilriaia; as Tay er Dd~illlsas el Cam Thal, a Levy; Tenses Para Omar ; PaderliGams Omar. It isysiessissi tint Lisso.-Ososad Ilk Joie Gudian, the Oat Nada the Nth Pat. al be penial rthe was* to the delt lea ant the Otalltetelti. liarrit. sal la a ward aser to sewed to • art raft be seppedad is setandea rla Jar Order 5. the rah Ms. The au to as taw aka Is a yet lam SPORTING. DONCANTIII AMPLE CHASE AND RACES. HIM= RACE HANDICAP 01 6 soya Nob, 3 ft, sad to saess. s NMI% 7 sobs., was wan by Mr. J. C. Lister's Wboillia Uvwds), beating Hiswar, Tad arm, and Aggravator In s sanOW. GRAND NATIONAL EITIRPLII CHAOS HANDICAP Of le 110.1. ask 10 tt, sad I only if Asthma, with 100 added. 4 albs. 10 sobs. - Mr. Mamma% Peter lhaph (1 1) 1 - PAL Loft Wart (') F•sassas• emu ON s sweepstakes of 3 soya. malt, with N adds/. 4 mike. 11 seta, was wan by way Mr. therson's Maw, Ma , Soft Moog an a ses. Blastsafial. &YAW sod ON r a y of 6 lam es* sad 40 Nam la oda tor UN, ,and Ns wad to am Ws loS s oNso Nada adoskiasolos lb. _ Dogma ....... =WM. maw avemmwm, tr 3.0d10na% 3 Ns. Pant% inankmblo ▪ 1611solloir olorlonl bag won aollbroo4 s b W Ike faitaxt. SON Sollailmpa rear= Mu 101. owl Oar 1196.-11illos: to 1 mit klisslaks. team 4 191 wit Ihnisabalst sot SW opt orogkona Tko llogoodia mob Ass mobs, sod arca bygnikbostbse-aos Y II mil. is see issanes SWIM (Ist root) ot 1 taiT. lA* @Di pose ▪ 1 Wit IS, so* we volt by llakt!of til Wee% bealisysees. eel Olken by t a wMba. 0 AT lIANCITESTKI.—Paton. NORTZAIIPTONSaIIi 89Aiso.-2 to 1 opt The Tartu (0,1 to 1 apt Forakill (t), 9 to 1 opt Leanings, 11 to 1 apt Velem, U to 1 opt Oinsilo (y, 16 to 1 opt flanebdog (t), 20 to 1 apt Spot (t). llwrioroarrew NANDIOAT.-100 to 6 tit Dotheboys (1). 53 to 1 apt Maid °Mynas. Nothlog ebs Wiwi Comma C99.—The esly beta lad were 100 to 8 art Jo& cr oat (t), 13 to 1 apt Halo (t), Uto 1 apt Com* (t), 30 to 1 apt Ada Mary (t). Ditit99.—Nothlac dose. RAD iintellt conce. EQUITY COURTB.-8•7171.0AT. Beam tho Lord Chancellor. EITIWASS cc. A 000171114. This amid was opened tonal days ap, mml the mats were resumed oa Friday and oatlased y, but sot coachided. The appellant &Wed le he s= is equal shares with Sir Charles Palm hothouse of whist they bad la Calcutta. The quietism is wthradese the mamas Wares* them ought to be taloa on the pahselpie at equality or of oae-fourth to three-fourths, as the respond est esateaded.—Ths arguments will ossupy my or more ale 711. Bohn the MIME of the Bob. BUSPAILL BAJMISVIIJAL—CONSTZUCTION oe Wax.. This salt wss instituted le alienist*, the will el Thome Diakonale, Saran of Oshhestar, drereed. By bk win, the triater gam 100/ emit to his twelve thst sendas, naming eleven et than, sad mesh, that one el ems win dead, he gam the lepey to hi &elm. The Mater then gave his real aril peered I milsteste mes" ids wee ha lib; mod Sea IM im mediately atter bee and net brae than, be taU crew lie big emorsee, their ink% and seer, le allot all , soil to sell bh bosssad NW Mahe, ausine e i ss eiverV er o messy his herded peeparty, thus to pay arra legacies, sal the Or white ed the reminder of his ourty was to he Atrial, shine and .hare aMse, to his a gsj, twelve Isst oasts and their ehildren. The testator kit the eleven err mem sarriving who were living M the date of his yin; but they all died is the widow's who dial in the year IMO, sad some of them left children. lewd immems were now robot end dimmed, is to the LNaede Oft OM mem ad their ddldrennader the erUL bat the signersat was MI mesialed. The Mewing esonsal ikure nserel he the lifferent parties : —llama. Turner. _ 2 M III SW, 1 ,1 14 , 11 Wage* ensue, WeilineU, Brbs. lane the Tissoaassoor ef Warniama e. Beincerr.—Conntror or • Bum— APPOINSWINT OP • Haearnia. This suit wu instituted for the adsiefitration of aa estate comisting of coal Wass, MUIIIIOUSIti is sad near Mao- Mater. It apparel as um yews a puns sawed I Hobart Home* had ailed as waiver ',the es, bat had ceased is be as la isamiawase ef his lisessiai bawdiest. Various dispense lad edema swiss le the bramble of trait eassaitted by this wisher, mit eniather reedier, maid flenwel Bator Hemitc, bad how egyelated. • peaks was vow wonted that the wads* if the wen might be tale away beet these who sew acted, sod bow their soli citor, Ma MA of Mandisiter, in emeripeaos of their m ewl sod lahmimitlatat of the cause, sad that it sight be outraged to the poillimers, who were the chief parsons in tended in welts Wei estate. lb. IMMO the awl Mr. Smythe mowed is =wort 'of the w ow" Yr . socholi, Mr. J. Parker, Mr. delay's, Mr. Pellets, aad Mr. Price, apparel kr other ear Ms. TM Tise-Chamener thought it quite right that the few dein et Weems iheuld be ham away foss thou who sow hat the fa n miLlaist et it, wl somidered Mat the poe ticism we the suit. His Honour also limited= tre gai r a is le conduit the (Mr. Swami Barker Hewett) WWI is Ilse raft sad ratio( the real estate ad the pensieel Mate, end pay the mends W the passes wadded Se the ressipt thereof. AZORES OOURT.—BATuaDAN. • Mora Mt Herbeirt Jame Tut. Warn LISP TYLIII v. Gawrn.z.a.—Lsommas Ilimciu. Amain. _ I TO This was • qiustiat upon tia• validity ef a parties at a will made by • UM Emma Blaquiere, hoof Peeetertead, •Nattiap, sad who died at Da* as the 4th Feb., 1647, lespesetkiag the bulk et bee preperty, 4,200 i., to a Dr. Theville, • Opiates pesethiae fa that shy. Aa ("vadat'. us ; up to it by this easeatere. The squaw, are at preesat ex parte ; we have thereibre deferred the report WU tits* esselasioa. Drs. Addaxes sad butted were heard fa Imes el the bequest, sad Dr. Hana 4 agabsa it. Dr. ismer ramaias to be heard. 4SSIZB INTELLIGANCI WWI ClRClllT.—llainsTows, litalcit 17. Dm. igish—asibislir.ftroa Perko NA •Illriskl lvrt 701111 ros 11421,11r1T CAL.L.—TIS 1/WIR (MAT WENTZ= Linatirt COMPA.I7 IP. . isaiiiiiiy.indTvitimrother of a steams almeeeler 'sampled the &Meuse at the mart until seedy tea AMA emPrklay night. Mr. K. Chaabms, Mr. Peseeekomi Ma. bovill were far the plaudit aant Shwa, Mr. Anderson, of the Cheacery bar, were for the iraieat The action wee beemOt to rawer drag the defeadeat a I large sea et mosey. Wiw Galls in wear that led lama made woes hies as a thersheider ar popriater la the medertekieg of mastraming a railway throuphthe wellies eenelbeatlre lend. hem Dahlia to Galway. The ems was ate eta purely tadminl elsareater, the sewer an the pert of the defeadent belft diet the dirMIIIMB had ahmilena the eetinal sebum, le dome the dellendent alleged he had Mme a party, sad had melsemated themselves with seem Mbar company, eestreay to the latereste of the alsarehalbee. Gni that t bee he wee met bee nd by the original 'subset. Mr. Berea Pasha. hewever. said It empsemed be him that the sat el parlienseet radio* to the prepesed railway had &ea the di:esters almost tmlbeited pewees, and the defen dant. by this parliementery .agreed, and the mbar deeds as a Gi eh eldsw, had belegeted a power to the &ree fers le sat as they erildimed lmet, end he held, thanks*, that under these aireenielseese the deieldent was liable. The ivy eaeordia* relnemed a 11E60 for the plaintiffs, several naiads at law. leewewr. bony repervad for farther atesideralke. Ti. Sawn v. MAATIPMAN. This was oth swam al a shoals, sharsstor, iss4 jwy Mad Is, the or plaintiffs upon all the smarts/ Mass the points d law, as in the last .w, beinv i reserved. °sown Gas . --Bciarslfr. /rum nese. • Titiowixa A WOMAN our or UIDOW. _ _ R. wiciax7, ;;;iiidieted for tekaiously modes and throwing Elizabeth Kullender from a window of the height of twenty feet and upwards to the woad with ia•ent to murder her. Mr. Tanta pr vented sad Mr. Addison defended the prismer. The pecessatrix stated that she was 14 can old. and is November last she was in service at Obrood. On the 6th of November elle had a dispute with her mistress, and she, in stasequence, left her place without giving any notice on the Miming sworaieg. Mae walked about Chatham and Rochenn mil that day, and at night she got a bed at a public house where she was known. Oa the following day she continued walking about the town, and about eaves in the evening she went int* the Union Flsg pub lie bowie, when she met the prisoner, and they drank together. After this they went to several other publio- houses, where the prig:mar treated her with liquor, and at length they went to the Trumpet publk-house, where they went to bed together. After a short time she get up and dressed heineM and the primmer began to abuse her, and at last said he soda threw law eat of the window, td, after havim _Moe ler aad and wary bad Mimi* he stoned the Meaner tithe min and teak her by the sh oulders and pushed hater to the Maker mil lifted her on the till, where she mat kr a minute or two, sad the primmer then pushed her sod she kW the yard, a height of 26 feet. The p.la o.er, she said. was latenicated at the time, but she me sober. Upon beie g eae-e .thaprosecatrtesaidthataiahad beat in the, cams sinks two years ; and the reason she west a i lar mp ult i : e lid was, because swore iivoiy thater mistrees she had neb:meretahofeer been Wangs with any man. Lisette* Lawrence, the servant of the public-hoses, de posed that, upon hearing some person greening in the back yard, she weal cut, and found the promitatrix lying upon the Mesas is ea almost insensible state. Mte said to her, " Good OW, yen ham NS bard sat of the window, have you I" and she replied that As did not jump out, bat that the pri mate, had thrown her est. _ _ HsrrMt Tesitatsr, tie landlady, said that upon hearing what had essnmed, she quessiesed the prisoner how it happened, and be said that the ski had got but of the window of her own awed, and that he laid bold of her are and tried to prevent her from falling's long as he could. He then re quested that she might have all the militants she required, sad mid he would pay whatever expense was incurred. Mr. Archibald Robinson, a wpm" at Chatham, deposed that he was called in to see the promeutris on the night in question, and found her in a fainting and frightemed state. She was bruised about the face and also on the knees, but none of the injuries were of a serious character. Mr. Addison, is addressing the jury for the prisms; said that the Many tell by the pro•ecutrix was of a most impro bable elsessibmr, sad be urged that it was much more pro bable Ad fa darn as the position in which she had placed lemeslf with the plasm she had gone to the window and bpd oat then that he had thrown her from it. Tiejury returned a yard* of Not Guilty. NORFOLK ClRClllT.—C•manincia, Jim= IT. Before the Lord Cider Berm. Cater O. WHITA—ANNUITY TO A CLAIM. Mr. Andrews and Mr. Prendergast for plaintiff; Mr. Olfalloy fte defendant. Mr. Preadarnaat opened the pleadings, and said that this was ea adios of covenant upon an annuity, granted by the dadandeat to the plaintiff; defendant pleaded that the deed was not made, and then that it was obtained by the fraud and owls of Ma plaintiff himself. Mr. Andrews said the plaintiff had resided in Cambridge the greater lint el his life, and duffs' 22 yeses he had acted sleek in the office of defendant and his father m ini= In 1829 dafendant's father quitted Cambr, and dellindest at that time wee not himself qualified to Nue ratMeney, and it was a matter of importune to keep ter. in the offiee to carry ca the business Ia 1830 de em admitted as attorney, HIM which time until recently plaina bad been employed as maaegiag sink. In 1842 plaiatiff applied to defendant to " give blink's articles," or gnat as annuity ; in consequesee of which as annuity of 801. foe the term of kis His was granted to plaintiff by de badaat. The annuity wee not paid and a &Mess was pat upon White's goods and subsequently the question came What the Vice-Chancellor on a motion b the defendant to declare the deed sell and void. The Via llor directed as keno to be tried as to whether the covenant of annuity was Mesa fide, or whether, as alleged, it bad bees obtained by fraud and eovia. The *blamed ewes time, and ware smiled to prove the handwriting of W hite. Kr. Cooper, of Cambridge, /solicitor, affirmed for the de fendant that a certain document was not in the handwriting of White which was subsequently acknowledged to be hie handwriting. After Mr. O'Malley bad addressed the jury and called witnesses, the learned judge stopped Mr. Andrews, and the jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff. Da mages, 3001. Gamma O. Baouourw,_ This was a spetliacaryes7PeTbTainsrWlilo jurymen an swered to their nom. and neither party prayed s tales, the ease went off • bat seemly had the - 10 jitryraen lett the boa than Kr. Andrews, on the part of the defendant, said he was now in a condition to pray a tales. Ris lordship, however, amid it was too late : _ ___ He that will not whim be may, When be will be doll have nay. (Laughter.) This aided the civil business, and his lordship proceeded to try the prisoners. _ _ _ _Cx Ay* aor FONOIRT... . ' • Gorr EdwardAil4kTori,ii,; - rTipTsiabl•-100 king _young inen,son of a tradesman he Cambridge, and described es a tomber, wee indicted for barite' feloniously attend a forged note for 401., with the latent to cheat Charles calk, et Cabo. Mr. Ranat is a solicitor of Cam imiametinese &mem% b Ue; ea the 23rd Septem ber. los Ylim4 grimmer sailed at Mr. Renaa's albs, and breegkt him a Bela he 401., signed by Mr. Nee* gad Mr. Rowell: did net member the date. Abased hint 271. 10s. The NM was payable at four months. Rept it in his pommies, as ediateral security for the advance of 371. 10a. wpm poissese's own note. When kis own nets see repaid, primmer gave hint 3W., and. be delivered both notes_ up. Primmer never told Imes, that it was Dlr. North, of WM*. bet be Angled it m*lit be that geatleetaa, ke Lew misenseled been in the Unsay at *at college. Ap plied dm to Ntr. liewe*, of 'Trinity Came, by letter, in be* mom. Tbis en prisoner's mote was over-due. Mr. Moth mien wimees, bat vitas. never got an money lea kim. Nest day saw primer In custody, and laspeelm aire d of him (primer), where the note win; ke mil li wad it. Ingests, add had marched primer's homes, but could net i tr a the mete. When 1ff1111411484 the pri soner said the eigastnre wee not Mr. Nettles er his own, but declined to mg what North it was. It was rend that melee had bun served on the primmer to produce the note; and Mr. Cooper , solicitor, proved that the handwriting on the note emmey resembled Sheldon's. Mr. C. North, of Trinity College, proved that the prom's soey note which he saw at Mr. Ban's cake wee not signed b 7 m• The b Lord Chief Baron thought there wee no evidence to go to the jury. The primmer throughout denied that Mr. North, of Trieity College, was the Mr. North whose name was signed to the bill; met the jury, therefore, Acquitted the prisoner. MIDLAND CIRCIIIT.—Thuurr, ll•acti 17. Tabeft Chief Judas Wilde sad Mr. feeds* Male salmi in Derby, and las semmimisa et min w spewed. The high &nig; J. Streit, lg., of Wpm was selsaded by the Map* retinue that Ms beg• awn in Del:: POMO years. About 600 mesas bradawls& with . Both lath comb wire seemed M smart, -dig !sr the trammitha et Whams. eMA yobs deo Chief hilabWr a cidsd, elven seams were satered, three ef them yodel Ors epode jury was dimmed of by mimes ; the will be tried as Meaday. There ere 67 peiseasis fee Mu to the mews side. A Famine° FAMILY. W. DO was charged •pea three indletments, with mali ciously cuttingmed woaedlag Thomas Bad*, Joseph ilten see, sad Banmel Parket, at tawley, ea *WM of Jemmy led. The Acts, beady dated, are these. There had been $ sort of wake held at Bewley, cad parties wen Making to gether late at the pabllnhouse. The pemeewe whir was la the street, challaging piens to VA ; mad to we as- MVthe challenge, he ea his son had a " est to;' aft* Os", adjourned to the public-house where the three prosecutors were. According to their tes timony, no quarrel wok plasm • but on going home between one end two *Week in the morning, the please,. attached them with a hatchet, sad emarafted serious wounds upon the.. Parkm was inessMble for emu time, sad kept hie bed several weeks. The Weems called his father to prove that the proseeston were the aggremors. He stated that they threw him tapes the fire at the public brae, wad then followed him MOM, where they committed 'all weft if eireddes.—The jury returned a verdict el Gantry. Is peeing sentence. Mr. Jestiee Mauls observed that the 'prisoner sneered to belong to a fighting family, far when =dm weld accept his challenge, the father and he dimmed M gratify their propesnty. Sentenced to six askaise menthe imprisomment and hard laborm.—/dr. 'Denims preescuted. CONCZALING Cour.D.Biarn. 1 twassyLasson was charged with coseealing the birth of • child. T h e grand fury ignored the bill charging her with murder. She Lived as a dairymaid to Mr. Notre. of Sud bury. Previous to the Ilth of January last, the housekeeper bad repeatedly aonsed her of being in the family way, but she always gave a positive eorim to the accusation. About haMput ten o'clock on the morning of the 11th January, Etinabeth Clarke (the housekeeper) saw the lin the chseee-roont; she said she felt poorly and offleft itv working; she appeased as if she was in pain. Clarke left the rose, and shortly afterwards her niece went in and saw the peinner leasing forward against the fire place, and certain indlestioes open the floor. The girl asked if her nose was biewldeg. She replied " No, wench ; go out of the room." &me emeofferwords, the housekeeper again went into the shesePreesa, missy the pebener sites, upon a box, end saw suck indiestions wpm the lithe as led her to suspect what bed happened. Seeing rhumbas la the corner, she asked the primmer what it was. She ail, par ticular. Clarke, however, examised the and &sea emend • flee female child, warm, bat In reply to the question what she had intended to do with the child, she sold she meant to have buried it in the church yard. Clarke enplaned her belief that the pri soner intended to make away with it altogether; she replied that she did not wish it to be known in the house. A sur geon was called in, and as soon as she was able to be removed she was givea into custody. When before the coroner she stated, th at when the child was born she fainted away, and was taken with a shivering It ; and that when she came to herself she was going to tie the umbilical cord bat found the child dead. The surgeon del/need to the child, which was one of the finest he ever save, having been born alive. Mr. Adams, for the defence, argued that this was not • concealment within the messing el the act. Mr. Jostles Mauls, who stated that his opinion at one time differed from his brother judges in Mauna to this point, said that he was in accordance with them now. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty. Sentenced to four calendar theathe imprisonment and hard labour.—Mr. Flood prosecute& -THE-14PRES8 MONISAT, EVENING, MARCH 19, _1849. Ax INIIIIMIAIL Janet Steger, a tra74:Wh7;iiisitit in the Nottingham Vagrant Office on the previous night, was charged with at temOing to set firs to a straw stack at Risley. It appeared that when on his way from Nottingham to Derby, in com pany with a weever who was out of work, the prisoner went to the back premises . f the promoter, Mr. Bloodstone, to ask for relief. On being refused he went into the stack yard, and on returning to his companion (Roney Wilson) who was waiting on the Toed ; he said, " Come on, you'll see a fiare-up Wilson asked him what be meant; he said, "I have set fire to cae of the stacks." Wilson im mediately went and informed the prosecutor, and on examin ing a straw stack, they found a lighted torch, red hot, barr ing. The straw near it was scorched, and had the stack ignited, othem would undoubtedly have been destroyed also. Search was mars for the prisoner, who was taken ash. came out of a field about a mile distant. When taken, he said the rag (manias t e Wit) was damp, or else it would ham fired he stook ismodistaly. lastossoi to 10 years' transportation.—Mr. Adams pro mentad. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—DOSCIIIIIIII4 limica 16. ILLsom. ImocuLATiox. . . .. . M. Lyme., 58, was arraigned on the coroner's inquisition, which charged him with causing the deaths of John Hoare and Samuel Hoare, at Broadwinsor. The children were the infant children of a dairyman ' who, instead of taking them to • properly qualified practitioner, allowed the prisoner to perform on them the dangerous operation of ino. culation. The prisoner acted efferently from kind motives, but the learned Judge pointed out that by the 3 & Vac., sap. 29, he had rendered himself responsible for the death of the children. Verdict, Guilty. Sentenced to two days' imprisonment. CHARGE OP STABBING. G. Davis was indicted for stabbing William Belt, with intent to kill and murder him. The parties were et conversing together in a public-house at Weymouth, and their Isamu getting warm the landlady took the prisoner I by the shudders and shut him out of the back door, which II was opposite to his lodgings. The prisoner rushed into his house and seizing up a shoemaker's knife, returned, going s j round the house to the front door and going up to the prose- eater he stabbed him deep in the abdomen, indicting a very serious wound. The prisoner was found Gailly, and the * judge ordered sentence of death to be recorded. The assists were terminated at an early hour. POLICE.-SATuRDAT. MARLBOROUGH-STREBT.—Cnutoz or BUROLART AGAINST • 111/111•11D AND WITD.—J. Eaton was charged with committing a burglary, at No. 28, Denmark-street, sad stealing a quantity of boots and shoes, the property of J. Towers. A constable observed the prosecutor's door open, and, on entering and giving an alarm, throe men rushed out, I The policeman seized the prisoner. who made a desperate re sidents, and knocked him down. He then made his escape, but, another constable coming up, he was apprehended. The prisoner said he should reserve his defence, and was tally committed. The prisoner and his wife, Caroline Eaton, were then charged with having committed a robbery at the shop of Mr. Parelow, tailor, No. 8, King-street, Bloomsbury. Sarah Paralow said that on the 23rd Feb., about half past 8 o'clock, some one entered the shop and stole about 261. worth of cloth and other property. Her daughter said that just be fore the robbery the female prisoner called at the shop to make some inquiry. William Harris, sawyer, said be lived opposite to the prosecutor. On the morning in question he saw a hassle come out of Mr. Parslow'e shop with an erra ta of cloth and other things. She gave the property to a man who was with her, and they then crossed over to ano ther man, who was waiting for them beneath an archway. The parties then went away together. The man to whom the woman first spoke was the male prisoner. The prisoners declared that the witness was quite mistaken; they had no knowledge whatever of the robbery. They were remanded until Wednesday next. LAMBETH.—Cumtoz or Hoses-STIALINO.—.T. Shir ley. • horse jobber. was charged with steeling • bay mare, of the value of 271., the property of Mr. T. March, of the New-road, WhitschapeL The prisoner anertained that the prosecutor had a ELT* for sale, and called on him to say he had a customer for her in the penes of Mr. Freud, firineeter, in Acre-lane, Clap ham. He subsequently called on the prosecutor, and reed a letter to have been written by Mr. Freud, in which • wfsh was expensed that he (Shirley) would bring the mare to him, and ultimately the Firmer brought a per- Km with him to the premises of the prosecutor, who per secuted Ur. Fraud. It was arranged on that amnion that Fraud should have the mare for a week upon trial, and the prisoner was entrusted to take her to Acre-lane. On the fol lowing Monday, however, the prisoner exchanged the mare with a Mr. Wilson, for 13 sovereigns and three home and wee not again seen by the prosecutor until he was in c ustody. Mr. Frond, of Aere-lane, was in attendance, and deposed that be had never authorised the prisoner to purchase horse for him, nor did be knew anything about the trans action. Mr. Norton remanded the ;timer, bail being refuse 1. CHARGE AGAINST SOLDIERS Or DrIERDOS COUSTIR TNT Cone.—Jenkins and Finch, soldiers belonging to the Fusilier Guards, who had been examined on the day pre ceding on a charge of passing and attempting to peas wan terfsit half -crewel, were fully committed for trial ou three distinct shames. TRAMES.—Urrucuwerro THIATILICkte.— T. R. Abbott, landlord of the Britannia, in Bt. George's.etreet, highway, wan charged with knowingly permitting meats of nototiously bad character to meet together and remain in his house, and wilfully permitting quarreling and other &or dirty Goodall in the same plass.—Mr. Pelbem &fended Abbott, and applied for a postponement of ths case, on the Erthat h client wee laeolmet, and had Sled hie sat , a is and was under recognisance@ in the sum of 8224, end two sureties in the same amount, to appear at the Insolvent Debtors' Court on Saturday next. The defendant was vir tually without pro arty on which to levy • distress, if a con viction took . Ingham decided on hearing the facts. The object of the prosecution apparently was to get rid of a circus in the rear of the Britannia, whisk had been ;:itiof ea the part of Mrs. Yarnold, the lams el the timaire, whose interests had beset injured by s o unlicensed theatres and plasm of amusement ta the Inspector Ball and a polite constable deposed that a emend amphitheatre or dram tor equestrian perfeemaness, hats of agility, sad comic dialogues In the rfrm, after the menage of Abettors, was fitted up is • Lem yard, beaklike Blamed& : it was amble of holding 1,600 persons, the Woken to the bozos, pit, and gallery, being et , 34., and M. di :irent to this pace on Monday night, and hued mmit god about 500 men, woman, and children, of • slass, forming the adios.—Mr. Pelham mid there we no proof of discolor is the beer-bons or in the skew, which was a totally dialed osnewm, over which Mr. Abbott bad no sentroi—Mr. Ingham decked that the dehadant had a metro' over the them sod that thepr stipulat ibomud" he the kw that he handed fa make • t sale Oben. than. lie should, thenitare, omelet Mr. Aloe of tM cd kola charged in the seameal. Ho sow at JIM &gem& to boss the fall penalty, _bet in sonsikration of theist& she, rester Atm of th e delmilent o be should impels • has of 101. m adman. If the aims was mated, he should las lb. eighookat fi. m seek /1111•111 L WOOLWlCR.—firgenneo term run Barotatr.--fohn Deseis tablet, a l gunner in ie wife with a the Royal ,wee charged with ' leas Shaw deposed be Monday morekee kat the Omer named kola the barracks to his lolmtag end a crmensel bSs . • him and his wife, as to • WA* which ag .. his mothar, sad which he Millet soes unekeled bit The wile, mach, mew lbe fa theads et km, abased him ray lad idled his =Wag by eamealwayegyrebriees name& bThkae pbesse.aftse bet several daps me egravaie , As be meld sat keep hit team milt bower at bort *oak bee mad afterwards knocked Ur oat gni; chair. Aare Owe the wife spin began abusing him, a, d he then thew his bayonet • and stabbed her in the side. Bhe soreamet out, " Oh, my God, he has killed me," and the blood fl need from the wound. The prisoner remained in the room for • quarter of an hour afterward', but took no notice whatever of his wife, and went on pecking up his bit as if nothing bad happened. He this west one to the barracks, without even inquiring whether she was seriously hurt or not. Mr. Geo, Shipmea. surgeon, deposed to being called in to examine the wife. Ha found • trangular wound, 'nth se would have been inflicted by • bayonet, about one and • half or two inches in depth, near the lumbar vertebra. It bad glanced between the backbone and the kidney, but escaped both. Had it penetrated half an inch deeper it would have perforated the peritoneum, and have entered the cavity of the abdomen. He did not confider her oat of danger till Thursday, es erysipelas was more likely to follow a cut from • triangular shaped instrument than any other The prisoner volunteered a lengthened reformat, in which he admitted having stabbed hie wife, but said that he received great provocation, sad added that she had cut him on the side with a knife. 'Upon examining his trows•re the inspee ter of police found a rent, and • scratch on kis thigh, but the ton_of the rent and the scratch did tot agree, and the believed that the watch had been mid° by • pin. =,; , 7l , rsess, of the Royal Artillery, gave the prisoner an excellent character. Mr. Trail said the chute was too serious to be dealt with summarily, sad committsa the prisoner fur trial. RAILWAY NEWS.-SATURDAY. In railway attires the same dulness which was prevalent yesterday continues for all descriptions of English shares, with a tendency to lower pnces. In French shares there is perhaps greater firemen to day, bat very little business has been done. SHAWL LIEIT.—LowDow. Mamma 17. Nora— tram gormmtiome ol Bum 1a Roma ohmmeter. dmeto mato& mekm.: Mom et Baal& /Wier mad MUM - PAID. blffidOa k &Wotan 21 4 Do Nam KC l4 124. ite. Nay 401. ll 9d. Do Jo .. 114 .Prif.tir...ei pe.easallo 1 Ip. Id. 43( Alams ts.' . 42 i Std. Da ora ka 3 • 104 1,1 se g: a 3 , ~A 1 101 l ill 4 • 1044 Td. . 1 464. '' ..EiXiiii 171 14 144. Herr AT 4 • 94 i • ' 1r '", 121 WI I a 1.9 Al 1 Iforosodsol 111 Pd, r:r. ,4 LfedLat pa BC. l2 104. . 60 . 1: ii tf 18 Pll. dwOmar64l4l 44 41 SIIZP 6 : 4 1 a I • m 1 . 21 y smik...4 144 4* 4 ...away li N Nood.Redld =l a ic). N Rorke mad g 41e.1. I =l . 9l a. ° 74 llll lanci l2 li gs al it 80ar..6: 1 /•if: 12 lid• Da do. SoutADir. l Slorreaelir.elassA 4 444. Do. d 0...... . B Dada New • 0ar. , .1 29. .. likrom H eaoSNWM ,l 2 a Da obo 01 Do. Osamlt3i Da Nam f ML 0 2 i t imaijjoi 144 111 i Dolce 0 MOON .. S D.. 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IA dedniOd 5 Da.dw in tft r. .llPC6. • 18 De. 1 166 If di _estiww se 611.Dirdlur~ma 4) * Da. eds. Si De. Rao 307.....• • 4 l 4 Do. New I% l9 1 100 Great Western 95 le Do. tillers, 7 4 16 Do. ttfina . . .... 19 16 Do. Now 121 10 Huddersfield *Maw 10 Do. du. nada 50 H D and Bsl12, 16 Do.; drams . 61 124 Do. ; okaros_—. 10 L. and Clonlisk Md. 10 Do. Thirds 2p.e.dl 53 Lariartedroiroraok 35 Do. de. 16 Do. L:7 . 1 al Do. Aare 12ad. 10 Do. .d. 66 As . 1 Id cd. la Do. Third@ . 4. 74 Dellewansaiot 9 Do. W. 1L Woks. I d. Do.; II • Do.IPV " A POI 39 .... 64p. No Leeds koWsed 8 60 Gado aid nine so 22 40 llt i * lt r , v ak lowa raa i &au idolise wad 56 I • De. latassim., ie Zaajtashic.. 8 . 00 . Do. Guar. Sp a 8 tO Do.Preinvo4ixa. 60 So Do. env.6 0.01.11363 TO 62 6 Do. Nerat.or.Elp.Cr 12, London & Oreosioia4 70 Do. PrelffeaCt. 10 7 London Watere 1.116 Do. Rao N. Oran 6 6156. Do. Fifths .. . 8 30 Do.4ol.rhor;S„Bo. Do.lot 51r.,1 aB a le D0.101.M.,3 Er BD I D0.101.1h..M 6 B o MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. Ms. Munson. —The Yorkshire Gazette says the committee of inquiry into the accounts of the Great North of England purchase stock, suddenly concluded their labours on Tuesday evening, and adjourned over to Friday, when they resumed. Bourn Devott.—The works at the Plymouth sta'ion, near Millbay, are nearly completed ; the granite blocks, placed by the Messrs. Johnson on the line at Lairs, have been re moved—the company and those gentlemen having come to terms. The rails an laid within a few yards of the station, and very little is left to oomple e the line fir public trifle. No public announcement has yet been made of the day when the line is tobe opened into the town ; but it is be lieved this desirable event will take place early in April. Notice has bean given to the government, and the me veyor will inspect the line, it is anticipatkd, within the next ten days. Fa em' RAILWAY Teurrtc.—The following are the last returns of the rem reoelpts of the principal French railways : Newrennor.—Eras Mar.& t Dual Passeogers,l44,494l.; goods. 192,11664 ; total, 337,4896. Roesp.—ream Mar. 4 to liar. 10 : Permengtes, 56,6104 ; geode. 14,051 E ; eefa1,140.6694 Veneers.. TIONI Mar. 4 to Mar. 10: Possengera, 19,1774; goods. 24.3111 L; YOU, 53,4964 Oaraaes.—tree Mar. 3 to Mar. 11: Passengers, 78,534 ; goods, 118,0734; .tat, 1118,6294 Boaoseoz.—ham Mar. 3 to Km 9: Paseragas, 28,1584 ; goods. 427711. ; total, 72,6331. Viansow.—Preen Moo. S to Mar. 11: Part gars, 30,07114 goods, 59,1834 TRIM MAT. 5 to Ida. 11 : Paesessere, 28,544 f. ; goody, 8,0824; total, 32,728 L Drerrs.—Prona Mar. 4 to Mar. l 0: Prm/gem 3,1431.; goods. 8,7081.; total, 10534 ti l t& V 1 1.9 ' ISO lei SS Vlit 9i I 99 u 1 gil P? , ili li Ili OK ', In 54p. 40p. 10p. 40 ID 191 1 ;1 33 i 131 461 46 WIDLSook, tilroyma.l Win. 445,48.4.8. W York. Dore.. & Dor.l MNowa &Der iro Liam. 1 DoONNPurorProt York!) Nth. MOW Do. Proforaooo Do 11.1M.1tid41.11 /owes Unman. e.!_61•*142J4r. lIS 1 119 8 llk.lor. a Vas) Dieberare ElbdeA Namur and Lies Nun at Traria* rleans I Bordeaux Perris wod Lynn. De dc....... u Ports and Ordins Pun and Rama. Paris I libwborg Roan and Ram Ombra and Yam Town and hanks Wart MONEY AfARKET. SATURDAY IMMO. There has been comparatively little business done in the Stock Exchange to-day. A Siding of gloom produced by the rumours which have agitated the market for the last two days has been to-day aug mented by the probabilities of war on the continent, and induced some speculative sales in the English funds. Consols opened heavily at 9O to g, and, after fluctuating during the day between these quotations and 90 g, they closed at 9O to I. After the regular hours of blame= they fell consequence of in creasing alarm as to the state of the continent affecting the maintenance of peace. In foreign stocks there has not been much variation, except in Peruvian, which marks 591. South Ame rican fonds generally are firm, and in some instances a shade higher than yesterday. Mexican is firm at 98fr to t. Grenada Bonds, 17i to i Brazilian, 8 9 #. Buenos Apes, 31; and Ecuador, 31- to 1. Spanish is again a shade lower since yeste rday, having been done at 15g. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 49 ; arid the Four per Cents, 79. India Bonds axe quoted at 51, with little business in them. In the discount market money is easy at moderate rates, and finds 000siderable employment in steady business. _ _ _ The rumours of war during the past week have bees confined almost entirely to the Stock Exchange in their effects, with the exception of some caution on the pert of underwriters in risks for the Baltic. The following calculations show the rate per cent. pee annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the in come tax : nom Ont. amok. amino pries. 90Iyieid par mat. £3 8 29 Jade Mb Nat. 2d. per day) 41s. p. . 19 79 Lawrildr• owl Twinkles Railway • Wilma I per 14 PT. 6 oat) 6l 67 8 1 Groat WooloW .) 6 9, Laity 661 ONI6 Wootara v(dir. 5 id ) 38 PP 11 Lewin al North Woolens v(div. 714 ) 134 ~ 4 Mind *OW. 5 id.) Wet sled Neat It 1110Oad Nev. 8 W.) 4B ie 5 0 Ye". Newcastle, sad Doodah Ndiv II IL) —..... l5 N 0 • =QM= I'UNDB. 1 Doak Whist Isebegair 11111 e. £ 1.030. 34.. Jane. 3 poor Aims.. 91 that 39 D i dom. sob ii t Ditto. Silk Jura ' 4° 4° /took ta Ditto . .sam, 40 5 Om. AWL. 101 til HI Ditto. lid.. 36 9 /011.1214111 MIDIS. o g e. 5 per Ct. lids. mai. 309 6 per Ct. Rumba likk, vres. sft 8 tor Oath kids., 31 1039 3 Si Pr Deyi i 3 per CY Boa* Hoods. Div. trom 1 pir & iti4 . 7 ov. 1810, 159 We )39 2 Ditto Arxooat. Narw W. 14 boa. ler& 80 231 2 Ditto aolo% 39 tr. Pomba has. Led, 3 per Ct. Mpea Dow* 58. N. • i _ _ 2fier Cola DOW Nicheop. 12 4Wv 0 4 rwft4 6444 36 '. rzwi 4 "II " ° tit& °Mikados. 73 per et COMMERCIAL AND MAREETa COTTON.—LI VISRPOOL , MARCH 17 --nitre was market today, and the sald were about 6,000 , bales, ied,4, 41 74, taken on epee and for export. MANCH ILISTIR, MARCH 17.—The continued giving of rotten, Monet not to such extent in the gram, ask* waf easy Mal Milan to see the extent to which Its likely to raga.. ter ing into extended operations. In other reopens there Is ae ea t• change since Thursday. The tine spring weather is wont", the home trade, and our keens and spinning frames thressisiE district scarcely felt the alight change le yet which hi m wei the de mandfor shipthig• HARDWARE.—BIWITNONAM, MARCH 17 —Thie s 6. been p slight improvement In trade here chubs( the week: Na l "C; tranchie bettir Crd 7rira — m L act in y tre ureni mGernm te ha a ve rte enne Y l 4ad ditar i e s o 'aine or _depra,&. l2l6 : :, . Nat_ 'Vona* EDINBURGH GAZETTE—Friday,m am o. Jaatsa SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& Thmorimw, Gumum, saddler, March 24 & Apt 14 , g Globe Hotel, Glasgow. ly Joßlack na CA BligkONull H,ote Obago wasgow , wine merchant, March ZS& Amu lg. 404 l, Gl. Marcb J W A.l nt . sma isatc.ith l ,; na zopi z i l iy,.B u o i: e nur l, Eigin. z, urad Elgin uier , .ra mi ercl r t eh an n t. Saracen's Head lob. Pagel. tlt ALIZANDIS Guinn, Glasgow, storekeeper, March & 1 7 tha Black Bull Inn, Glaagow. , J A . 111001M5, Glasgow, baker, March 26 & April 23, at % l a m Tavern, Glasgow. Joao% Nom., Dundee, tea mareltant, Easel 26 & April lg , at th British Hotel, Dundee. WILLIAM TAYLOR JOIIX 111711=m1kc groteti, kw * NI April 17, at the (keep Mud. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (how war MAI MIL DOI Hamburg 0 0 Holland. 0 0 Llabozi ...... .......... March MI 0 Brim', N.8.W.... ...... 0 0 India vlAtiouthamtal Much ZS Adeline, Lycra. Mar. 17, M. Usimme, Adm. Kommom,Deal, Mar. IS, Waves. Ampulla, Deal, Mae IS, Gravesend Aleyes, Mull, Mar. IS, lariatiassand AsussOmm, Deal, Mar. 111, Portmadoe Lama s Elisabeth, of Denl, Kama le, (foe Manabarg) A Ai tt vi kao: Dover=l4 s lll, A lAsboa Aldlieroodb„ vas, lismb Is, Ham Borne Mere, gluelike, March LI, Cherboare Brothers, Ports., Much 17, Alderney Caroline, Deal, March IS, Grnvesead Capella, oe Diangeteris, Mar. IS, D. Calder, of Raletnabe, Mar. la, 11. A llo r s: =, Oran*. Km. lleislasea EMU*, Or., Mar. N. Coes Ctuaead, Shoreham, Mar. 141, Caere , . Ihevid Locale, Deal, Mar. IN, Graves. DIVAL, Ports., Karen 17,14ms:twined Europe, of Unrested. Mar., Hurtles. Verner, Gravesend, Kw. IS, Calcutta Eden, Ontrellead, Mllet is, Makirk Elba Gassed, Mar. IN Saimaa EOaabeth, allsabeth, of Portlaad, 145,r., Lisboa Exporterp(Pranand k ~Mar.l4,lmlta Pale., Deal, March IS, Wareend Ferments*, Gravesend, Mar. 17,Ch1aa Friends, Plymouth , Mar. la, Gentled Geo. IN le, Deal, Match le, Gravesend I Grape, Warmed, Match 17, China Gypsy, Lena., Kar. 17 Pl:Orletum, Hose, Gravesend, March ni, Gray, has Johan George, Goole. Mar.lll,Fehasers Joh.= Oe.l .Huts, Mar.l3,Menntann lams arloaatt, Banchr., Mar. 14.Csen Jane Jackson, Shields, Mar.l6, dotter. Swat, set Pentland F., liar. 14, Jehamea,Graveeend, Mu. IS,Nl)suth Sashes Dona, Ws., Mar. 17, liesduras Alarm, Aberoecn, March li, Hahn. Ague ()was, Veal, March 16,11remer • haven Admiral Moan, Deal, March 11, Sydney Ampulla, Deal, March IC Leghorn Auguste, Hartlep., March 13, Calais Alert, Ipswich, March If, Uddewalla Anne, .Melds, March It Almeria Advena, IlkWida, Marsh 16, Hamburg Athol, Waread , March IC, Halifax Amatbea, Graved., March 17, Wait. Aan, March 16, Hamb. Attwood, Grareared,March 16,1 totter, 'Wavier, Onaresen4,Mardi IN,ltotter. Hisliagton, 1/t., March 17, N. York Bernhard and Elise, Hull, March 16, Anktisdans British Glees, Shielda, March 16, Limerick , March 15 nking Do .More:Stoekt, Mu ch 1/, Nantes CrlsTula,lay., March 16,6 an Francisco Condi:, Ur., March 16, VI ladsor, N.J. C. Monsen, Lir., March 16,Valpamiao Catherine, Lir., March 16, Riga Catherine, Hothmay,March I' China Ormord, Shoreh March 16, Farehant Caroline, Ural, March 16, slogopure (Xledoala, Allegmbord, March IS, Hunt.. Cleaver, Sunder., March 16, swims nude City of Itotterdani, 0 ravesesd, March 16, Rotterdam eunuchs, Gravesend, Much 16 Lireepoot Camilla, Gravesend, March 16,Arnster. (MIURA, lireerae, (Jravesd.,March 17, St. Mitts Creseent,Graread.,March 17,0 tuna.; Director, Ward., March IS. Antwerp Da Lir , March 17, Blga Dods, *istol, Much 17, David [Jackie, Deal,Marcli 16,Demera. David, Millard, March IS, Hardison INomaltak Sligo, March 111, N. York ilhadds, March i r i , S Elrt i lora Markle, New Y ork = S IM March 16,yewrundlud Raft, v. 16,Rmierdaaa Iltasawor. li, Muth 16, Rotterdam Rairiam, liv.,March 17, New Orleans Etsares. Hiram, March 13, Horde,. litleabolk, Pim., limb NI, N. lock Ilizabetb, abireisie, Nardi It M UM= Emily, (hawed., Much 17,8 yrs lassO„Oravesd , Marsh 17, 63 John'. Fred. William, Ur., March 16,Hotter. Fowler, Lie., March IS, Mu Falcon, Da, Marsh 16, C. Nasal Favourite, Shields, March 16, tlork Guadalupe, Ur., Mush 17, Havanna Oro. YIP I Nel, March le, Murano side, MAildiesborce, Marsh 13, Stettin Goo. ud Sarah, Lamm ltridge,Much IS, Antwerp Governor Von Elryk, Orareod.,Marck 17,Ammerdas fluslaw„Grauld Marsh 17 Hyrum Havre Oa ." Sunder., Marsh IS, Namb . Hero of , Lir., March 17= Nebo, Us., March 17, Amsterdam Hindustan, Ur., March 17, N. Osamu Henry Morton, loader., Marsh IS, Charente V111181:La the " 8 h 1 44 ,1 .1 OYetta/' eal "I ,IL& .4.1. Widis via Lamaism Boston and Halifax —. Le mum Wed India 144- John Gaarrt. Moroi, ab" x.,1.6 --- -.4;4 6 17 417,, lam, Parma, w La Orwcari u .,... . Porta IT A MY , Deal, Maras 11, twaw.....• bruise Whitmstat ----o, 1A 4 7 ilary, off Ta i ell.Cate me. bi p h , WI Sane. of RtalurejaP 6o l/ ' Zra r i °k W". Ruck Lit Airarrs., Marra or Mary ..-- Ana, GraG...w. r. wo.oww, rar i Za . • ea., w i rb , hn. ILaturey, Falmouth:li t .I k r i ka. K Winona Rat , Waning i ir. t , DOR Omar, Graeae kwaa eximard, Lima,. {a. n ~ ~__IRWal Packet, Gransaaa W.i i . ;•••••• Phantom, P1N1A.,16 1 . 4.11„ Pekin, off Nblehir, Mar. la, la, rawwklaa, 0111 Vbellijialk --"' ilaPtd. Hartlepool, w", 1 .06. Mtrapir mt.:4 0 ,16,4 11 :41 San Drives Kw Bt. troll. hew, Mar . is Mee . Saiewabe Cagle, Deal 67" . Rt. Arise, Deal, Mani ia. • Maw Berland, allao, mama ii: X KW Edw. Parry, ling A. Rt. ilkkarl, (wk. . • la Sir it. Peel, Grans. SW yd. ~,rank, Grarea.,Mar)esam.— I.Filii=7:l::: M laritie Vrow Sta b ra,r 4 ' ur „._. 2 1 , Venerable off 1,,,i . c . ark Zral Aarzt.“-1 .1,,q 4. 24 11 Mien hard,, krak 11,6i.i. Label* Midaleabora., Xi, Noel Implacable, Gnat, lamb 17, W tion., anode,. March !kiln,. Jane and Margant Dew. Ann John Hays, Shlelds,lisadi Joliet Erslan,lSlnelb,nasi Skoni t;G . nkn, Hatt, Lag h t 1 1, LandArgineltc., Yank ' l6, mew LlTe•rpool, Gniwid., Mardi Masa Lord J. Roma, Gravearad,lhy aw Mama, LIT., March N,lll. ne L ' Matilda, LIT , March NW" Mary, Jersey, March le, Illaw lag Margaretha , at:re Mary, Shields, March IL s dlne, MarnareL Saluda, NUNN. &oh , ilargary, Md., March NN TA ary Lan &Ow; 11 . 1 Manialtike, Sunder., March I hia, 101 Neptune, Gravesd Tgamll7„Graug Norval, UT ,Math 17, Yenta Lry , hiss h 11, Mans Normandie, Muck la Nicholas, . Marty Ocean, I, vetend, M orb IT, • Princesa itupd, Gras, rad, km* g Prise,. Vktoria, Grand, 11%:16 Phan ,Mardi 17= Meal:, LIT , March 16. vi Prodence, shield", Manila Mill Queen, 1A.., March la, Rartralm Grieco, Torbay, March M Redbreast, LIT , March IT Chink Rainbow, What, Mame igl. Rising Saa, ealeroate, Richard Drown, Glasgow, Mama Cro n,r LIT., March IT, St. Deal, Mock IT, Saimaa) Castle, Deal, Mara Rada St. Andre, Deal, March N. ?Nolo Samoa, Shields, March Nara Tid Stafford, Studer., Mash N Haab Swan, Cork , 13, New Taft Lie George, Grammar, Marth Sultana, Grayed , Much IT hada Sir Ed. limas, Graver& Nal OMNI Mona' Ely*, Graved., Maid 14 Nadas Trenton, LIT., March IT, New GIN Typhena, , 'dank N, gip lamb Tynwald, LIT., March IT, Cam Monroe sad Robert, Shielia, IN Np {Slim, Palates', March lA= Virginia, Shields, Mardi la,Nsoll erernebing, Talmo nth, Mink h *Mara sad Alfred, Deal, Mutt lk Walknegn ...I Hull, ' , lamb IS, Wave Sliddkolsom , March 13,6111 Shield', Mare), 16,14 a Xenophon. Nblekte, March 16,114 : ...T. mid law.) .. _ Ikebat (barges) BeWalm Ii- Euphrates (.6!tin CV , E ".. itlarpid....... New Tat .. RuWo Ptatlarletpdla PaRA . J.. 13 Yv.l Feb. I Feb .1 Feb. 31 Feb.ll Jet ow Jam. 14 TN. 1/ Feb.lo MOPS* 00 1 110 Therm _ _ i r-=... u...,...... ~i.~~iimae:::. CASUALTIES. Acadia u.), Jackson, from Liverpool to Breton% ma stranded. XVI an Mc outer banks of Terwhelling. Of the ems of airings twelve have arrived at Tereebelling, and the remainder were manild every moment. Hobo. for Demerara, is wound near Forroby.—Liverpool, Narchl7. [Advertisement ]—Nntvousms, LOWNESS OF Sewn% DISORDIRLD STOMACTI, AND INDIONATION CURED By NOUN war'. PILES.—The cauees from which these complaints arise ere to numerous far recital, yet nothieg lays the foundation soma ihr I studious or sedentary life, which disorders the nerves, and othss de tresdng complaints follow, each as deranged stomach, and lowness of spirits. There Ia no medicine so certrin u pills fa allaying the Irritability of the nervous system, st the tone of the stomach, creating appetite, Improving dem invirarating the constitution. Their purifying nature gives trail" of circulation to the blood, FO that by their use the afflicted StesPeok , restored to health.—Sold by all druggists, and at Professor lislionsP antablialunent, ILI, Strand, London. BIRTHS. BROWNING.—March 9. at Florence, the wife of Robot Wont* Etst..~ of a son. CAMPBELL.—March 14, at Tandrldgc, Surrey. the wife of the B. Cerepbell. of a SOL FI N LAT.—March 11, at Edinburgh. Mee. J. Finlay, of • um. GIBBON.—March 14, at Glasgow, the wife of Dr. M. R. Skeet a a aaa. 114 RlM—Mardi 15. at Slimes-place, Regeuva.pok, the wife 011 Harris, Erq., of Lincoln's-Inn, of a daughter. HINTON.—March 16. at Upper BeOnawick terrace. namesberri" Mrs. J. Hinton, of aeon. HORN BT.—March lb, at Park.cragent, Portlandidaco. the cilg " Hornby. Bag., M.P., eta daughter. INGRAI4.-11areb 11, at Hartlebury Clasee, Worougaddm, of the Hey. B. W. Ingram jun., Ka son. MA Deg CNBILL.-61ar . ch 11, at Dublin, the wife, of J. G. S. Eragir of a eon ROBBETS.—Mareb IS, at Gorivllle Cottage. Cambridge, ibg rikdal Rev. H. Roberta, M.A. of a eon. ROSE.—Marchl4, the wife of W. Rose, Fee., High Wycombe, daw MARRIAGES. ROYD—WEIR.—March 14, at Clark-street Chapel Manse. 11UM0d"..... by the Rev. B . Weir, Mr. A. Boyd, Glasgow, to Jane Anderese.ww surviving dasurbter of the late Mr. J. Weir. if BELL—FORBES.—March 10. at St. Mary's. Liverpool. by ' Falloon, A B , C. Ball, Est. eldest ton of Roar Admiral Sell . CIL; Margaret. eldest daughter of the late W. Forbes, Esq.. Seam of Kan. bM 011URII—WARD.—Mareh 14, at Wisbeach, Csintridgmhkli Rey. 0. Ward. M.A., T. Et Chubb. Eot , of Malsnobunt Harriet Jane, daughter of G. A. Ward. lthe, of the runner MORRISON-11 ETLEY.—March 13, at the New Londonload Chelmsford, by the Rey. R. Bowman. the Bet J. tiorrho•AL.' ford to Swab. second daughter of Mr. Eo:ley. MYRTLE—TORRANCE.—Mards 9, at Viewbank Cottage, (reme d y by the Rev. J. Hutcheson. J. Myrtle. Esq., to Jane Ilmtlosk dtel daughter of W. Tontine,. Egg , co ll ector of excise, Oreenoek. POW ELL—DRAYNXIL—Marda 1_ ,3 at All Powell. Esq., of Egremon ia neer Liverpool, to El er of W. ,of Montague Hauer. Jint,mv ROti a tCHADWl D Orit er ._ 16, at St. John. Church. RI J. A. Ronk Esq., of Pallabegyetreet, Strand, to Emily Wlatar d , daughter of W. Chadwick. Fee, of Richmond, Surrey. SPIINCER—RENSHAW.—Mar b 16, at St. Nicholas, Nadir' Mr. W. Spencer, Nottingham. to Swab, relict of R. Renshaw , DRATIIII. BOWlX—Mareh 9, at Glasgow. the Rev. R. Bowie. late of Edlabsel . COAPB.—March 16, at Sherwood Lodge, H. Dupe, Erg. fa ° "'" l yams an active magistrate of NottiVuun. aged 9 0 . DUEL—March 13. at Mouniblow. . Dunn. Dn. of Dontoduc FALCONB h. —March Lk, John , second son of J. EL Falcoseir, 060 * Edinburg lL GORRINGE.—Maret 11, at Washington, Soccer:, 140 7 " WI" wite of J. GthrrthilB, Es 4. GOSTLING.—Marek 12, at Whitton. Middlesex, A. GoldrlE I b t r LL.. aged 66. JAQU D BS.—March 12, at the Old Hall, ILirklestham, Yod * " . O Jaques. Eat. aged 71. R. F, pr' RUSBBL Bast L.—Maret 13, at Tbirkleby.park, near Thing. gig gall . mod 66. SCALES.—March 16. of bronchitis, Walter. infant rod of Fr. of 193, Shorediteli, London. SCOTT.—Mareh 12, at Boughtsig. near Coldstrceut Mr. A. Scott, formerly of Langholro, Dumfrieshire, aged 26 o a BT da EVENSON.— ughter March 10, at Glasgow. Mrs. N. Bl elet " * " . WRIGHT.. —March 12, Mr. W. Wright, of Fyfield, aged 76 ay{ WALCOT.—March 14, T X Walcot, Eq ., lat e of the Admin./. of Acre-lane. Brixton. aged 04 Mated mad publabod tri WILLIAM KING Hawk of Na o larro street. la am act of London. Pante?. at the 0f50%). 1 %.,. fa tite trident Wattaffiara-111oroar, MAIM U..... SPOKEN. M. Feb. $i IF i. I w. ' so w. If W. MU y. M , ;