The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-06 00:00:00

aelutly upon a valuable aniadtaral prodaethe ; but, us. Str.unately, Just in proportion at that mow was confined as the barley-gro• ins conatles, so was that Whence lo used which it was neeresery to bring to bear epee the lee.- Wive in ~der to effect its removal. Therefore, thine& believing that tax to be unjust in priaelpie--senees in its isterierence with the sultan aid the hrsier—sad • iajari one to the latter, es preventing his mahieg theme use of a viantb . .e and trodestive article, yes, Motor --feeble though it alibi be—with whisk poevi had blessed him, he 'brad, Skis theme great quads= husked H Mr Disraeli's moths same behre thee 4 take epee hair sill tout es be sight madder hist for the haefews of apt calls» guierany, sal of thine who had seat hisa to the Haase of Ouuseee, by eapperting those whisk he neighs feel they had the greeeisit abeam ef earning. A Voice—Wee% yea vete eir it ? Mr. BHAMSTON wield be happy to do so if he saw it weld be easineive to their Iwamoto; bat if he head leo newel was le be aided by the asibiosee of these amnia whose axle had hitherto timied shelm theAbiluwal faun* thee he would use peenioe be a la ghee wee intended by thole esodene• as be ediddeiewt Maul With the mat whet sweet kr thisuesibm mai he Ids constituents geaesalfs, le atast be snowed te =Odle ea independent *Oahe whoa the guinea sheald mem before parliament ; sal be bagel Me retell Woad be OM Mr. Disraeli would be able M pet the ateleet ei dowdy before the houee,that the farness um& be hue the injustice sad oppeeseioa by whisk they wine swirebelsieL Bit JOHN TYRIILL rid he still Mabel his (maps& helium for coasenatiaa—so doubt the old haus wield seem set in bees—bat 'bosom a whit cants to meddle with agricultural gutters be was sure to cut hie Fondest lagers. Mate Howe of Commons refused le eneedebt whet they (the agricultural eeesebon) believed le be Nee l it wield that be for the Nasty of Rion to haw ep the el. vise be gave them ea a leant ostesion, sad not to let it be • mail agitation. (Hear.) They bad Lord Stanley fa their leader in case Mese, and Mr. Disraeli is the other, led every preparation en the part of their representatives for a roetbined movement In the ass of both hears mad labourers. (Lena sheers.) It had bees said by Mr. Cobden and others of the Maadmer school that now prweetion was goes they were essay to assist the brawn in gettlag re lief from their burdens ; the quest would be ea opportunity et testieg their sincerity, and dieting whether they bad say regard fw the arieeltunl %tenet. (Hear, bear.) What little difference there had been as to the newel of the ark tax was only as to the cutest of the relief it wield aids* and net as to its Weida, sad be hovel that, with =Witt their main eject, they woad sue with the eactiee woe desired. (Cheers." Maim IinItESFORD said he would not shin thus to era free trade a Wei; sail hush sash act be ea bi lia bell bus attributed to Lad Oasis, he did weer wad so becalms thermopile of 'ovary ors* be bawd from that noblemen 11•1 gesteeliaa wee Syr awe that to tax the kniehor woe Jae mil MOIL Thome" should it ever be thole geed Mimeo* elielard Stanley at the lulu, his policy wield be to she a of the tax a. ties by whisk this woo eat of the pockets of the foreigner. lleete t hen wise hie the toe pasta which be said were prmaieenels pat hewed in Mr. Amen resolatitme, tits beerdeue aad he meth nous which agricalture la boured undue hen leetbionv• ea. eriments, showing the reopeedva bean y of ea* sad tee remedy which (sight to be had set Julia dons them, it would be their A. to have a' WM, meeting, s ad say what taxes Ow wished to hue we. ”alO.. He, with the o th er weeny useabere, weed use ato .tend, and. whatever might be his eyes while, le should feel bound, as their reponsidise, as she OM to their wiet.. Avoids& lavehin • anew FiLa be would sever yield, bet is MB Me a et bled —ft was a welter elsphisia as to what someeze h atd tam t wet leasedelei lothemaillvea, wed era whist he repreientatives were set band ea ge sa their um ) ed.. heat, bubo gelded by the wham of thou oweiliteeste. Capt. Do CANE -wormed • vote of thanks to the &abuse. —J.O. Paws, Res., emended the Tessiades, whisk having boon tarried by eieleniation, The CHAIRMAN retuned duals, ad tried epos all ptiosat deeirabilitt of obtaining as slay signatures es pomade to the parosidal pianism whisk would be prepared. IRELAND. Duane, Num 5. The Belfast meeting, on Friday, was net so in. teresting as was expected. A very seeded view of the question of the rate in aid was taken by all the speakers, with the exception of Mr. James Tennent, who disventid from the prevailing foaling of the meeting. Tbc various speakers declaimed about the w improvidence and idlecess "of the south and west of Ire'and, and boasted of the virtues, the loyalty, the intelsenee and industry of the north of Ireland, swim ad nauseam. In fact, it requires a strong stomach to read speeches boasting of the loyalty of Ulster, which c , adled the United Irishmen. Upon the whole, the sixpenny nationality of Ulster meets no support from the rest of Ireland, chiefly from the unfair and taunting manner in which the Ulster tool& talk of their afflic'ed country. men in the other parts of the island. It stems rather strange that the guardians of the Cork anion should have denounced the rate in aid, but such is the case. They are decidedly opposed to any rate in aid leviable on their union, unless it be accompanied with the power of refining relief to paupers of other poor kw unions. The Freeman's Journal states that the Duke of Bedford hu a mortgage for 90,000 f. ea an estate in the county of Mayo. Mr. Gasan Huffy has been removed Nom Newgate Prison to Richmond Belden.% whe:o ho was incar cerated with Mr. O'Connell. Hie health bad suffered from the crooned air of Newgate. The six political prisoners at Kilmainham were admitted to bail on Saturday last by Col. Browne, two sureties being taken for each of them, to appear at the next commis sion, if called upon by the crown. One of them, M.Meylin, was president of the Citizens' Club, and a proprietor and writer of the Irish Tribune. In addition to the man Cummins,who was found guilty of the murder of Major Mahon, at Strokenown, two men, Michael Oardtner and Martin Brennan, have pleaded guilty, at Roscommon anises, to con spiring to take the life of that gentleman. At Longford assizes there was a case tried before Baron Pennefather, in which it was proved that a witness had been receiving out-door relief, though he bad 34/. in his possession ! When rebuked by the learned judge, the witness excused himself by saying that he bad seen all the farmers about him receiving relief in the same way. SCOTLAND. MARISCHAL COLLItai, ABULDMlX.—Thtlreatt Ir e being the day appointed for the ebonies of the Lord foe this univenity, eippwiti exhibited nets then ordinary aszioty for the base of the mate* between Lord Robertson and Mr. Sher:if Gordo& The longed he lour (twelve oblork noon) baring at longth arrived, a sante' enumera tion of the votes is As kras nations, showed a majority in favour of Mr. Sheriff Gorden of 3 nations to I. The oppos ing parties were, on the whole, more equal la nuaben than en moat cow ions. PROVINCIAL FATAL RAILWAY AIIIDENT.-05 Saturday after sees as sookent hammed to the express teats as the York, Newcastle, and Hawk& railway. It loft Dadlngton about r.s. is its way to the north, and when about six Will set* of Darlington, at a place howls as " Nodes Cane," the sepia, (a sew roe we understand) whoa obi et Use trail toed, suddenly west off the live, mord emir the sp line sad siebeiled heel! is the soiL The sighterbior %no) was killed es the spot, and the Oho se =soh ured that he hi sat expected to recover. reetssately the soopliors save way, and the 'arrives a soaped eangerauvely uninjured. The were, it is said, shut. The mains wee hushes. and the up linabledted. The sag tyska hoes the nosh wee scatty due at the time, sod ea he appends wee sispod les:wa r saiselrel was dose. The is the twe lesesed ledges shwa, Kr. Bann Aldwas std Kr. Julies were preeagne the ash Inds, having that shooses harried the d ai s lu at Theebos, mad were Asa ea theft way to Yea. They agghted, mad Waist* enamised the seise et the direstor. The workings of the empany wen bushy espged doling ftesday repairing the Nee. CLERICAL. Tiro Imo, or last, ordaiasd the WM, Ilmalass relaccia. ligtheismir Orly =Now suds, Inter 0/111, 0: Ard. IV l Vitiatirb4r ow., Dub. gary lli Al.llo. sm. serstom„ went. saw. and% amnia Sasy, Wet Cloak Wirt. • Dr" imma Mo. lit MOM. Cab. =Art% losimed 031, Pm& Reps, Ward 'wadi. Ramat OM, Ailed. lON% gyms W. TAO, OilL, eau • Tat BISEOP 01 Wallet= madam' On follow*/ •iporms. on loft Lot amass& Asltaki ms tlq. Watiorlkislat. R.A.. li. Jaia's 04, Climb. , isha Swims Jona, BA.. Osavla• mad Wu Cali, as. lidiaw, Jdra 'Wapiti& liniugalso. B.C.L. 81. Moro lian. 4=64 Beery Irson. t rallbra MI , Oxixd. aldliOnl one rew .L.6l4 •l 4.A. ft /U. 4 %1. Me% CalL, °shed. 1 OM.= Clal. Orali. 11 =sal Assodeis et Wog% Oill.. imam . - likrag. La, St. Itla • a r s Ay. Onitet. ! Dib liaikimale tame. Tdmi rig i t he as i k oargutkAi l c u rs com.o■lll. i Wig, Way ilea. OA. WI& Mom Seim Ibissadl. 3e..i.:WWlnr, all. Ddlle. ea Mein damn, 1 fr ig Awelithep el Dalin nee. Ilt=rell ea. araah. de Yaw almiarry from the Ma. Liat i re OWL. Crateldge. al We fabasey ten We Elam el ie HOWL W es llr , Lei. alta am Cie& , 0111 16 Whom; ILA.. Cerhertne Wien Item SA. Wm 1111100111 DM% Ara se Vedo llll . WM& Mee i = ILA. 111.10We a rb. Wener. W. &We OIL. =lll= l FimaktealebTetr °II". 12... LA. Tented. Wanda --- "L illi ghiftw ftils4 th . C.lllB W ahrbil Cell. Cash. Mantir=m.--liaii, ClWealpereb. W. literi;re OA. ea letters Rainy hereAlWer arlielit Um Stsnor on live ordained the following gaidleeelle en Owsley len : swam Askew. Rebel. Maw eS=e' Ofaatemb. Ike; Z. C. Wang Oda, Own. Alessakt itsasis. a or TRW, Coll,;Cama. Newer % & l lll. 24 Cenb. Wink ILA. Trealeill. Oink Isper, Thum IN. Oa. Odord. lagloy. W. IL, awl Call. Crab. Itliniede. G. 1., gags OA. Wirt letwiehote. IL C.. WNW Can. OW. Casilide. Q. Wier*. Caw & ?b dry iger. l" iater k elma k. P =lf Onar'ille end Odes Coll.. Cana. i. et. Celowasebell. Cewb. n• SM. " Wil l= grills ad Cake 04., Cada Mots" Ili. hies Call. Cm& =t tlowerf Oill.. Omb. W. ...Corm Chddi WI. Ceeda Teem . LK, Ourewe Ceded Odl, CeNa Tie Minor or Lwow ea Speleglatt:ortleined the tolleeleeeerimia t-. SWIM. IMO^ eleseems Weed. IlislikaA4 Word. liwide. Teederlek lenessa. einelne eed Oeu Coil., Caleb. Intele,Weesp *Own lel& OM, alwib. Ceiba wan M man. et. :C. theeeL Perien A Weeeneter Cell, Ware. Peter. Oar" Rater . Odd. fr llll= 4 Chartee. =boil, Orford. Carr, Tria. 011.. WALD. •WrIM DENTS Coil, QOM. eettee. &waft" llsherslay 04,,Callted. Term. ander eyed. Mew et =eye con. Cent% PlZTraltnlTlP.—Rev. W. Wtwonaon to Walton V. Ms. awl amisty of Las. ; 1201 :Ayala. the ' Probes:larks sad Lams. lam O. Downs., to Iltabbtas P.C., wooer et Bath and Was ; 24/ MT. J: Soft" Is Pnataikba. Lass. C. Ites. J. Ilsoarbaalki= Paw. A. P. Osseo, ba P.C., Defeat, Mo. Baran ; 401 : pat,rrL IL Pepnat Ms. X. I. Fos, to WallsairOwissi C., Ssmenst. Bee. L. S. HAMILTON, to Tae. T. Boum to numb= It. Wets, Mo. Reshot. ; 1061 : pat., lids* et loolstaL Jaw. J. Itotaoto, to Marry V., Ikeksake, do. Itlyta ; 2701: pt, G. L. Par, Esq. Vacanctaa —Baia-Lasclionto, R. Cornwall, dio. Exeter. ma with rodskaca : pat., C.C . 041., Oxon. Vacant by death at Be e. S. Dodd. Komatdsre V., Mats, at. Wbroheat. ; 4001.: pat., Lord Salto& NAVAL. ADMIRALTY —PRODIOTIOXII.—LIIIII6I. B. Nazar= , B. A. Willi; sad R. A. B. 6111.1" to to 00111=LIWIMIL ATTOINTIMIII..-111111W11 Alritaat• : G. A. F.Wusow, le Athol; G OM MAMA lfaussass, lissom A—Crass. Lost. Punks, arrived at Iraimaffilk Pliwilk Korth I.M ressir ttta Next krusll nalla—liwt. LIB" Jim•Alor the Amara* do or And at 7•4 am& es raw *Oran nnomaak I but. by &maims ken dr • wis Mtivet4wandtrwar,. Mawiaa to mot awl Asp the Vuogred. user sifts*, Fariosseiry Is be pail ssl wane kis **dam Os Imo. Is now& Wm& The OM word Palma' 1M sloW biresilms. Dip :=lLiscia Ces.Jobsoon, imbed orea via • Mr isk yawl tow.-11•16/• Nail hnosok i.4 4 Reis kr kr i use et Atrio•—lrodir whoa this mondag with memmosnmi from Parasoalls. SPORTING. TATTEMISALLS,—Itorem. the weight of the betting wee ea the Northaarpowihfro Illedletp, blush Thrter eat braked br • large sr. rb tag Wee the doe et The the herb to ito 1. tbeW wee LTi 4teetr; be ems PPP troty r several pairten, and Impend at lete the piste IS the gaal ttl potaboa• he hal perbeity bee belied at Pe reeettes s = i t a r • samat. leveret Tote were leal co the et but west's prim. The Choler Op tramelbsi yore r n =t este be the Peed= d cr• OA is the preeleille The Tartar ins trlialleee. The Derby left dld met Ma belt bettWee. Mi. pleb Noalwaswrowiwzio Sulam-5 to 1 apt The Tartar is to t apt payola It lb to 1 apt to 1I Van. is to I opt Webs% IS to I apt wee Me* 40 to I seat Math (t). MiIIOIIOLiTAX BANDICAP.-7 10 1 opt Luger (t), 10 to lapt Orawn (t), 14 to 1 opt Clutem.le tol apt Ituestor (1), SO to t apt Do•the-boye (t), IS to 1 apt Pare.o-12e-Deg (t), SO to litttitat a la wmaith t rr is 1 opt Gasowea. Canaria Cur.-10 is 1 egg Jos o' 9O to 1 apt wow M to I opt The Tarlek SS to 1 apt OrreMese(t to 1), re to 1 opt Gordan 14, all be 1 ept Om*, le to tapt Pingre.eivani. 40 to 1 sioknommeet. 44 10 I Opt JelaOrsosr (0, 00 to art Wibetd (l1). 1,100 tole opt Ills eiterea ve r s t usa DRAM'. 11149.-3 to 1 apt The ft to Mi.) 7 to I ye Terheer (toed aft oftehttl i sftftlliewsresaab 10b1 aptoebaley toiso4h Low t ole opt Omit (4,1.000 to t• apt IMP whal, tie site edaer4 mad The Mkt Mama the Dale (1). 1810.-40 to 1 eget Pewits' (t), 45 to 1 yet Paul oh SO to 1 opt Whelbosed (1), ttl to 1 apt Oils (1). OtteUtgence. HOUBB OF LOBDB.—Yamartass. Dams e. Briarrozna' The arcuseats of colossi Cu this meal from an Star. locator of the Court of Basis' oesepW the day, end were net concluded. We Morn our report for the further hearing. Watirr's Duman This bill was *ought oat at 4 (kiosk, for taking the eel deem prior to the second rep b& Present Lord Broaches (presiding in place of the - Lard Cfimessilsor), the Duke of Buctieshans, Lord Seeps, and Mier poses. Mr. fitrjeant Wrenches, to .opening the anus at die her, said there was no mussel for the wife ace any appall= OD the bill. Tice case was sot sUstinguisbable hone lb, eredeary ONO of &mem brought before the he..., 'wept in am he sacred profession of the person who caund ''t--the consequences. The serriege took rime 1834, end dune was one child. Mr. Waldy tre- INA at EalLeseliffe, in the county of Durham The Rev. Mr. Winefield, who is connoted with one or mere members of their lordships' hoses, berme curate of the parish in which Ergleediffe is situated, in the spring of last Mr. having then !needy , taken holy orders . Th e Rev. Mr. Maltby, the rector of the parish at that time, and son of the Bishop of Durham, introduced Mr. Wingfield, the curate, to Mr. and Mrs.Waldy—Mr.Waldy being the squire of the parish, who, of course, received him with polite atten dee. It was not humor whoa the intimacy took place, or whether any took place, before Mrs.Waldy left her husband, but, in consequent* of something that he heard, be told Mr. Wingfield that his visits would be disagreeable, and re quested his to dissoatinue them. The revicentlestan then gave him the most solemn manses that he harboured none but the purest intentions, and Mr. Waldy was satis fied. Although supposed there is so proof that anything of a criminal nature to u rs before the elopement. They, Mrs. Waldy and Mr. W eld, went off on the 30th of June last, not together, probsb y, but on the same day, the ladyttf home with onset of her husband to pay a long p romised visit to her bother in the west of England ; and Mr. Wing kW leaving the ism day, as it were, for Liverpool, far the traesestim deem tweinen ha pretended to have there. They VIM teased eibmwerds to an hotel at London.bridge, whines watt seat day ea board a steamer to Antwerp, Mouse I. Tlsnela, wham they were found in July last /kW froths, as am end wW They afterwards proceeded Y 11611 lanke assester he teliV. 'There was no action Ist alis; Ole. moist Kr. d, because was never hug vibittfreimislipties, t the proceedings and final solinms Oldham fraialfrosarif Commons Wen laid before thole leelaWys. Kr. Wald, himself was present to be am eniaet thought preper, awarding to use of Om* eht Mims. Lmeiism —Thit the)mmidem sat de,Ualam when mead= is ansposhed. The peemedhp wed sentence of di. in Demises' Oammume see bilhgessabie, is winked by the atearfrag mom DM ifrongt the west et a pry, and Judgment is the maim 111- lair are re n d red he the same standing orders, the Mrs clone illeponme with It; and, in reality, it is valealemili to as preeeediap ham and *Ran only aids eadmies &mai witness@ were then esseideed, and from their ex aamheatios it appeared that Mr. Wally is a coalman of pro perty, residing sines 1838 at Bag re In the county of Durham ; that he was married in 1834 , to Mies Faber, at TannoraL She was dos abort 19 years of ego. Mr. Waldy was about 33, and a widower. with ea Mild. They lived at Yentas* In two or time years, end afterwerds at dia. They had me ABA Mr. Waldy was the hiniat of anionic—hie only fault being too much inde*ease his wile. Übe was eamidered very handsome. The ilse (freeway of Um elepeemst was by a letter from bee, ea edwd by Mrs. the mother of Mr. Wa/dy's IM Mb. The* Meer was hied from Antwerp, and remised by Ka. See* ea the ith of July. It did act menden the name of '3llr. but there was so doubt he was to th with when id weed away. They wen met to lIIMIB the nod oldie mem mouth is the Park to to be living iniollgiege al man and wile. bwi amlittbere all that was tweugh; sad thee, ad afreing the Items, leediMpudd the adultery wm meek sat their lichlips be the- mail evidautee and tie clearly done fres Deatenr-mmmeme..everyfring, melt the m ast of elm, whisk could sot be had IseaM49 Mr. Wing field kept out of the jurhdictiso. Ms Locality, after re peating that the bones did net, evaliter a /India of &jury always normaary, moved 1101 the hit be mad a second doe. and It cam read ems ugly. EQUITY COURTS. —YareasniT. Delp the ticearimelloe et Neelemel. Eynon v. HALEY—Bat 101 Fozannaavian—Anson. FOROSIT. The Via-Chanssiler &Owed jadgmeati in this sue, whisk wat a = rd atervasini hat. The NI Naiad that the pairi Ns*, baring balms bobbled.* tha dt il ls the soma at WK. *sew • bill hi the =sank whidttras asesinsi by hisillo%+: 44 Srds •4••••01• sassigage no the pliattrupagasetain asinnalbs NU sm. TIN was MA *a el that amt. Mk The &MEW, by bi wawa, Aura Oil *OM I FS• tVeffs Wo,mad after* kid lees icesprcd b y w s ksky r ol a e mu an Cr le stir the east -SW. OA% u' sz=es of Ms bit the pidatilhiwoutleald be twist the t for a kepsey sad k irearise demi IWO* that id s hu m was wooed to sissanhOhlt Istriont i redigl• 111114•fikelle la nowt of tbr dellsityea IWO of sword RZbleael4 det a mks watriaa. tke sad k was contended dm* as wee was =le gnarl that Use yielattir, by taking il l isWijaw, etas s impounded a Wm,. The Vies-Cheeesike said there was Midas tesewest the by the dskeileat bat the maidens et by dellied• ant Llmrit which amid sat he &dallied, and ibes et the mutat. Its did sot think this avidessn sullskst, hat Vibe defendant west willing to taks the tonsennnosse. hays es opportunity of tryieg ea Wee ailaw meld be in this form: " Wheats, Bashed Lary asossdettel tit* briery by feloaresly tilling up the WU of OK, by editing a 0, an d thweby making it • bill kr MK; that fekadent staueg that he had filled Itap he a elector sem then he was authorised to do." It wee agreed that Ur arm should be taken. Saxe Vies4.lliirellee Meg gram EX. PARTS CARROTMIII/1 is Hroonnox.—Lmr.— EIPUTRD . OWIIIIIIII/1111P. _ The beakrepte caviled as bmiaen aTeialrithants, at Liver pool, under the firm of Barton, Irlera, and Minium. In Schwind, and Co., b 7 the order al the ptseppoup., caber , 1847, • firm at Rio Janeiro, 187duistiareci for the latter a cargo of coffee, which they ship on board a mewl called The Vigilant, and transmitted the bills of lading to the bankropts at Liverpool, drawing upon them at tbe same time two bills of exchange /Of 7,6001. and 2,0001., in the *allowing form: " M gigy days' eight pay this lint. bill of exchange to the order of Messrs. Carnahan and Co., the sum of 7,6001. sterling, value of mine, which place to account against co ff ee per Vigilant, as advised by Lyon, 84hwind, and Co.' The cargo arrived at Liverpool, and was taken inesession of by the &g -enuses. The pstitionan now prayed that the amount of the b e lis s it ght be paid est of the proceeds, as being is asils.relying upon a sped& agreement, which they aimed Se have been entered into to that effect, but as to whisk she eigifiesse wee conflicting ; and also relying on what they untended to be the maces of merchants and the general taw masa& to bills of exchange referring in ex press terms to porthole: Leeds. Mr. Bent sad Wr. J. V. Prior. for the petitioner., cited el pane Warisg, 2 Mom, 182 ; 2 Glynn and Jameson, 404 ; and experts Gleellesse, 3 Montagu, Deems, and De Gee, 109. it, Seramlis. Ni. R. Pilaw, Mr. Crimples, and Mr. Eddie, }r the sesissew, contended that In no instance had a peseta relheifter, like that in questioo, bens held to give any wells Men ; amid that its only older. were to show that the MI wee net far meommodation, and to point out the oceoust whisk the tranmetion ha d reference. Mr. B won loving replied, The ifiee-Cheatelkw said that a ease of contract, indepec dently of the form of the bah themselves, rioted en evidence too doubtful and obi enrefor the court to penned *gen. The ion sod Wimp of the bills mho audited M two onartrue. tiens. Potlis Lwow theoght It dem Mut amalgams of She seam ea heard the Ifigilest was as lassuilly • delivery to the bankrupts as it it lad bees delisted WM their Own hands. Coupling this sireemisbnes with *. smllistity as to the affect of the language of the IMM, lib flainen mould not sly that there wen a contrast sting. en OM, if *see were, the posit were sot in the reputed esessealdp of the banknote. There being as much doubt in the ease, the proper eosin stowed to be to order the psdijets te stolid over with liberty far the petitioners' to twowedoes an action or stilt ; and, if they should not do as wills a reasonable time—say Ix works—to dismiss the petition without costs. Doan WomCamilla Wigwam. Thossivnt O. TIM RAM= thIIOX RAILWAY COKPANT. The bill in this ease sta_ ted, that by Act 10 and 11 e. 229, the last ern Vides Railway Company, of which the de. (indents wane the drab" was empowered to carry a lies from Me tree M Rairwish, and for that purpose to raise a sum of 200,0001. in addition to the capital of the company. That by another act posed in the same @melon of parliament the company was antheriad to perches another railway called the "Eastern Untoe sod Raleigh Junction Rail way," and for that object to stake a farther addition of 100,0001. to their capital. Ths bill than proceeded to state that at a meeting of shareholders of the company, held on the 21st August, 1847, it had beta naiad unanimously that for the purpose of contracting the brash line from Man aingtree to Harwich, and due purchasing the Hadleigh Rail. way seder** two aide olc miaaii the tits leetemeion of par- Unbent, the directors amid be smpermed te raise the n ig:setae gams autherieed to bs sated by these asps, and to greet p receipts he wa emelmt se Rig* Rana time an tate hesaiaid up pin M sh el Oise seas,s la I Wit each sub scriber should have up his ketdosit d, wh he ist was to be entitled m a repealed elmiriesiirt in a new Eastern Units sink is the amine he druid have aid:scribed, mid to g gerwasteed dividssi limos a six per mat. per annum in psepeenky, with the Spies ateesvertiag Rich guaranteed Ms* irkldi the_peded redeems into the general Soak elite easpany. The VP, dick was filed by the plaistidi as She holder of stock is airing from the elasseist under Os above of new pa raateed Meek late pascal stock, es behalf of himself and all Mier dweeheiden, except the ibridminate, holding the same demelpiee et stock, complained that the defendants ism mirsoglytem the fend whisk had been raised under the Citi of sad HatEeigh Acts, by expend. fbe the posed of tbe company, without reprd to the whist it was authorised to t • raid, 31s MU ihsspnyed an account of the meelsowhich the deassinab had ,endued Elder the two lest saentitsed ash, reed of the spplionden of sub mules; and if le shoal! appear Wet such mossy had been applied toparpsers other thin than spudded it sea sets, thee that Use defeedeate might be dealing to have been guilty of a brush of trust, and be damned! 1 7 to rep a the sums to Misep to the °relit of theempany. Ts. DIII str y ht ea la NneUon to restrain the defen&us hem of the sum funds. To this yet thls ik istendontle ull e t ic r iali general demurrer. Mr. Wood an I Mr. Daniel, for the demurer, contended that by the effect of the ads of parliament, under the powers of which the funds it quad= had been raised, and the resointica for carrying each powers into effect, the delledante were tended to apply such toads to the general purpossi of the eompsey. The bill, 11407•0•04 slimed that Ike plelatiff and the stock , holders on whams behalf be seed ' were members of a me. wales, and that fir sapling appearidg on the face of the bill, the sorpereaos a body, emus or confirm the sne sosephind The Solicilerassend fee the plaintiff, untended that the. powers sired by the sets i a a4retioe, were istended only to ha smiled for . the obdeere mentioned in those sots, cad that say of the funds raised thereunder, otherwise than •g i farthingale of those _objects, woe a breech el trust The arguseet for the pislatM is net yet ocedniesi. • JIIDORIP CHAllBERB.—Yzermuum. Men Mr. Justice Patens. Tin Ql7lll ON 1113 PIOONCI7TION OF INN GOARDIAI Op HOLNOILN AND CENLsL UNION O. DROVIT. Tun Toornro CUB. la this ease an order abi had been obtained by Mr. Bel brake, on the part of the defendant, to remove the indict ment found herein, the coroner's inganitions, as also the de positions and all promodiaes had thereon, by writ of certio rari, from the Central Criminal Court into the Queen's Bench.. on the ground that an unfair prejudice had been in the mind' of the public by inflammatory and un just newspaper articles and reports, and also that from the state of the defendant's health, he labouriog under a disease (inlikaimatien of the bead and Imp) death might be Pm dose' bum the ezeitmeat Wing by being plated at the bar of the Old Haag to late Me trig; and further, that the de. position ugea whit* bows. Wished showed no case to go to a jury sod a trial is the Nue of Queen's Bench would be lea'- O/Mit by pal& prejudice than a trial at the Central CriollM Mr. •PosesideeM urith Mr. Danembe, on the part of the Holborn Holes, now showed ems against the order being nude Mesbete be OM forma o f th e writ of oertioraii. Mr. Ballendoe bob re s Mr. lass Panes* said , its* judgment, that be was elf 'Odin Moire Wes se grease la the . • removal, re and that** milt ti eight set la Hem The older must be taest—Cledee Mseleir mewatlagly nile:Arti.# oo . 3l3 , TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6. 1649. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SoRTHERN CIRCUIT.—Driamg, ][Laois Clows Cover.—Before Mr. Baron Aldiesmk. _ FOlllOllllM' Yesterday, W. H. OBeim, alias Lieut. 6.140 m, pleaded guilty to ma isdletineat eharging Min with haelog &tied ea order cm Sir Jobe t he army meat, Pall-ntell, for 801 . The pristiose, tube sally came from Beldam, in Essex, had afieetaril Wed a sepia, in Unionstreet. Spitaillelde es bis appreatim. He left his employer, and in the wane of time married, and had three vhfidren In June of the Weyer aWu Wright. whols the daughter of Mr. Wright, a made seller at Sunderland, wed to stay with same Meads at ilserliorsegli. While thee she was in modelled to the trimmer, who was passing with yet &et as List& Gorden of the lOtic Leasers, to peeve *hick be wore Hams ea Malik breast, which he distehed, as his " la dish hoeours." Be, however, paid his addresses to Mite Wright, and in a 'short time was received' as he lave Towards the middle of laly be proposed entengements for the isertimp, swa, ender peter* ci obtaining a special limos belied ropes, prevailed ea Miss Wright to go with E amerit teriz Lisa ft Yak. Tab she di4 k rigsaied 4 t eneeme hy a ealmit Mu Eleake. . west ie the Bled;. Ewes, at BY wbsre Bask Hearn the ~I 1 Wwait out ;=it lis ebbieet sem bum the 1 hisk he maks retro fer the U limes; in about an hoes reward,, mime Ewan i no22.rifehr the t, eattat el it aisu lleic a g c 4se t nel e 00 V, ther goal %T: h s a l 11 all . Qhad to do wee to h their amnia ifs the Men- 0 Mg. mid that that weld RAM Oa the a of this he Ahead the min of. his vistim strls t i Home wee sees the ant day, sad as toonbio took .1 peas. The Wein .he, absrn4l4l retuned home, and o u i t a T isc tito . having hellofte Wert of meney, promiled her Kim to mites mak MOM Suaderimul. where her Simi This SW Miele* ala,Ait to York. the pilfer Mused the taus arises- .; them* he pat la the Tee Herald: ' 4 Ol Thursday, • i the 20th beast. at York, W . H. Garda, lloi., lieutenant ai ll i s the Woliafteh Light Dregeoas has t i se atusT three Aloha 1 ',that e.g. weed the tar at libel ant), eon of Lieutesaat-Coleasl 'Haim or Prig le Mimi" ef amens W u.o ci gooduguiraC =Weed heist; 'fur the 111 .17.rd0. thy goinntel to litidedeill, Om Feigner palled I on the lady's father, tele.= be found radio/ the admythem. w. The prisoner **cemented to him that he NO a :utiles of upwards of 7,000/., and that Sir John Kirkland and Co. were his emu, and finally asked Mr. Wright to sash him a obelus for 301. This be did. The cheque when premited f ur payment, was of course dis demand, sad the prisoner discovered to be an impactor. Having fated out that the cheque Ind been forwarded to Kirtliend'a, he decamped, taking his victim with him. He than assumed the week of Captain Falter, and going to Hall took the steamer to Antwerp. After a short time he wtat to Sandwich, bat belie, wnttea for the lady's clothes, a bac wee seat Wine emirel, .whit, being watched by the polies. the prisoner was Whoa asked why assesemo &soli not be pronounced, he said be hid been Weill le pleed guilty yesterday on sessaat et his dohs to Make happy the only ens in this world ha betsier eared ter. Onei he had as murk desire for liberty se say amen ; bat new be bad no &m ire at all, sad therekes he wishe d the judge to pen ea bias mum* of death HL Lesdabip said ha bad neither the power nor the inten tion to pass ouch a teatime upon him. The prisoner said four attempts bad been mode epos his life singe be was snit to prism —nos by poison • twigs by strangulation, and eau by little boys. The Judie . -Bp* to the charge. An you runty or not guilty? The prisoner : I have no more to say. The Jag: Iron have told a very IMMONSiIIe Oa being asked it he had anything more to may, priseter repided, " I have nothing to add." The Judge: The sen tence at the mortis that you be transported fo r 10 • veers. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—TESTIIALT. Mae the Clams= effiteat. Arratervan Mumma. Auto Malleaditie, 28 was indicted for feloniously mating her son, Yeses liallandise, into the Regent's Canal, with intent to murder hint. J. Midget deposed that about (oar o'clock in the &item= et the eth Ilebestary be was near the Regent's Canal at when he observed the prisoner leading a little bry=six and seven years old, and saw her go towards the canal. He witched her, and sew her lift the boy from the ground and east him into the water, and she was about to jump In after him, when he prevented her doing so. He .forwards jumped into the water and rescued the child. Beim the prisoner threw the child into the canal he heard him say "Oh mother, deal—don't." The prisoner said she and her child we n starving. A constable who apprehended the prisoner, in reply to the Cannes ikajesat, said, he had made no impiiries respecting her, and was unable to give any information upon the subject. The NONNI I &dna said it was very extraordi nary be had sot takes ma measures to give the court some inftesetion reemeting the woman. The jury returned a mike of Rot Guilty. POLICE.—YitsTERDAT. BOW4TELICIT.—CCITING AND WODNDING.—Mary Anita Wally was charged with stabbing her husband is the neck, howl 131111 Weds of which his life Is in danger. C. Lane stated that en Saturday night he was steadies at the pieslierli door about 8 o'clock, at which time her fina -1 long was sitting at a Are in the roost at the rear of the shop. They both appeared to be under the Mime* of liquor, and the prisoner basis( taken the large knife produced from a natal the Imhof the shop, with a barehanded blow stabbed bee husband In the sack which instantly bled profusely. There was no canoe that he could see for the act. . . A emistantsurd that tieWmtidavas in • hori soateltloa, about half an inch deep, dividing a main artery; and, ha d it been a quarter of an inch farther It must have emeslied the jugular vein, which would cause instant deith. The prisoner followed her husband into the shop. shaking doh knife in • threatening manner. end .aping. " have des it, as he hat Awed me." She had a black-eye and appeared very mush accited, and while the man was having his wound dressed he expressed a wish that she shodi he takes into Mr. Lary oeM he=have the evidence of some per , see ham the bindtd,se and ordered the prisoner to be n mended ter _ elhat . WMTMUMALLROID BURGLARY wire Vro raucon.—/". atsatiaick sad C. Jackson were charged with harglerlensly za iato the dwelling-house of Mr. W. Woolly, gardens, Pimlico, and stealing • silver welsh, mime p ate, and Other arti cles Jackson was foram chugged with wounding Mr. W. Mitchell with a lifts preserver, and also with attacking two other persons.— At about seven on Saturday evening, Mr. Woolley and his virile left their house, having previously seen that all the fastenings were safe, and on their return, an hour afterwards, discovered • light in their darling apartment. Mr. Woolley, keying knocked loudly at the front door, which he foand fast en ed inside, hastened round to the rear of the pre mises, leaving his wife, who had called two or three neigh bours to her aid, at the front. Mr. Woolley bad hardly got to the open space at the back of his premises, when he saw a perm resembling the prisoner Stradwiek mount the wall from the yard, but immediately jump down again on observing him. Immediately after this the front door wss.epened, and the two prisoners rushed out. Strud wick was secured and held until the pollee arrived. Jack ing, alter maniac a few paces, threw down silver spoon and • • bag of picklocks, and, finding himself closely Cma, drew out a life-preserver, and, having struck one of rtrearre on the head with it, rushed upon another and struck him on the ens, broke away from them, but was after a very savors ran approkaadial It was roma that the burglars had effected en entrance by breaking the front kitchen window, and had then forced open the kitchen-door at the bottom of the stain. All the drawers and cupboards in the lower part of the house bad been ransacked, and a silver watch, etigar-tonr, CMS spoons, end other articles, tarried off. The watolt and spoons were found in Bees borough-place immediately after the prisoners were cap tured. Mr. W. G. Mitchell, a stock broker, stated that at a little after 8 on Saturday night ho was near Thames-bank, when he heard the cries of " Stop thief ! " and " Police !" and saw tait or twelve men miming, the prisoner Jackson being foremoat of the party, and calling " 8t op thief !" se loudly as any of the rest. As no peseta could have passed that spot within the previous two minutes without wiutere seeing him, he was led to the conclusion that Jackson must be the thief, and accordingly seised him, when the latter inflicted a blow with a life preserver, end wounded him on the head, and caused a g►ut deal of blood to flow. Witness retained his hold until the rest of the party came up. Mr. Broderip committed the prisoners for triaL RAILWAY NEWS.-MONDAY. The share market closed rather heavily to day, and the quotations are decidedly lower for the old lines and also for guaranteed shares. SHIBA LlST.—Loeitate, MAR= IL Fono-The quoessimes of limo In Rom= abandon denote steal Inemedons: shoes et NMI in Mateo Wien* peens. .... - - • - IMP. O Abadan 18; II 2e o D liergt. J. Preference 4 n e ip. 4 ANot nod 31 DeVcrot t Co. a Doren v • 1212‘,21..D24. pi& .. ~, 6 t ilit4"4.- 1 " 5! "P. 14 in, R aw l 44=4,10; , pp.. II 1, m0.a0....h , I ... _. II Li 1ttir! .... .1 ..... t. 4B ow/m 11. n MI 9 11 10 • 2 21 11 10 l tiaTa a . r it • tt 1 1 4 in '2 r 3,, :. , HO 111 46: p d.e.d'E d 22 • • MI * 1 WZ ia sle o 4 T ik I a H.) i 4 4 PP , 4 0 g ragoviceill 1 " a oct. 41 4 _„.1441. Vio, * • kilo 1 O De. do.lper Cc t. a Nat ~2 1 Ohm" IN . - ... oc No l . N :322/4.4411 16 Irsolors Nile 41• A 114 Do. • d.— Close 12 II Di. do C H II D0.4484•244r.0pC111A 1 lk ..a/ijgrep CI. St Pclip ~.- i ii.t is P J us.. D a 01aig.'43 46 le De. 4 l7 Y Earder„Yaroa.Dom.l4 01d. 11. Itsolerand EZIM2IIIA! • atom Nortlisre lll4 11 IDI Do.do..2Adeferred 4; . 11 BVZ.Vat. ct Iti Ite a olisithoktrai.."'i .. 1 10 Do.Nao.4oS. t Do. do. . Do. war kr.....: . .:3 4 , 12 A. 1/4. IA ..... 1: YasZi IlabY ..:. ~. -AI z... 0 . Teri* 1 ... ~ London .4 11.WogiOn.38 I ;ed. Do Now, 601. ... ll3 11d.0.d Do. New 404 lO iid.o.d. Do. Thirds . ...- 4l 34(1.44 IDo.N.Prer. I Pei 0a1t00.144.00 collo r an.. Dust. & ifat 11 '3d. M osetelt.AW.altsw. 43 Do. IsA/tres N 0.1.1 GI. Do. thorn No. 2' 010.1. Do. Mares No. 31 1 6 1 Do. olr 410 Pret q D0.0L0rM..,614. , 19 27d. Do. do. 'll 100. i Do. 814.1k1bwk 143144. Do. Grout* r,JI 1614 d. Midland PI 89323;0.0 et. 401 efinre s _ Do. 131rmAt uon . ajb3 4 304 Do.C.BotalltHr.l. - 1134 ix MI .OR West. I' ,Mtitru - - - ' Iski ii i land Tam ariwp4 , ~~i- - - r;}f ~".rrie; .14:1 1 14 bid. 30 10 10 WI. 33 ma. !tea. lid 'ltil i i~ ~ 1~~ 1160 eltet2 i 6 Ili lid. 4d. Da. , 1 4p.s.d. 'I Ili li (Ip. i 12 10c1. IX% SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE. Half yearly Meding.—Walsall, March 3.—Mr. C. J TORSI'S& in the chair. The report of the directors stated that the line between its junction with the London and North- Western Railway at Bacot, and the Midland Railway at Alrewas, has, within the last few days, undergone the inspection of the officer appointed by the Comminioners of Railways, and was now awaiting the permimion of the commissioners to open the same for public traffic. In anticipation of such permusicn arrangements are in progress with other railway companies for conducting the traffic °Drama to both on terms of mutual advantage. In subsequent ha there was the following The directors have can ed the appointment of a staff of officers and servants suitable for the working of that part of the line which will now be open to the public, and expect a sufficient portion of the locomotive , carriage, and waggon steak to be forthwith deli vered. In both particulars, however, ears has been taken to confine the outlay to the smallest amount required. The confirmation of the proprietors to the forfeiture of a limited number of shares is now become necemary, but the directors have the Wilk:don to state that by such forfeiture the pecuniary 'stunk. of the Company will remain unpre judiced, theentneh as the adoption of the measure is confined with a taw exceptions to shares which had been sold to pur chasers failing is register, abet which shares will be resold to the original proprietor s for the hill amount of the oom pany's shwa. The directors have been pleased to fled that the alairity now evinced is payment of the calls already made has enabled them to expedite the works along the whole line, sad to dein. any farther call to a later date than appeared at one period to be pcseibli ; and they congtatn lets the proprietors upon the fact that they have incurred no debt, and shall be able without any such incembrance to complete the line within the time specified by their act of parliament." Before the question for the adoption of the report was put, the directen were strongly pressed to insert in it an an nouncement to the effect that U. per share in addition to the amount now called, would be sufficient to complete the work.. This was, however, objected to, and the amendment after some discussion was withdrawn, and the report adopted. [The report originally reed by the secretary to the meeting, congratulated the shareholders on the fact of their ability to complete the line without creating "preference shares," bat the majority of the proprieton inclining to the opinion that this would suggest the idea that the entire 121. 10s., which the act of parliament authorises the company to tall, would be required, the words were withdrawn.] The retiring auditor was re-elected, and a number of ' , • shares, on which sails were not paid, were declared . to be forfeited. That portion of the line from Walsall to Lichfield will he opened in the course of the present month. ST. HELEN'S CANAL AND RAILWAY. Half yearly Meeeing.—Liverpool, Marsh 5.—G. °Mix. ALL. H.q M.P., in the chair. Mr. WHITLEY, the clerk to the company, read the re port, which stated: "Since the last general meeting the works on Sutton Plane have been completed. The contract f r working and maintaining the road expired on the let of February last ; and the directors do not recommend to you a continuance of the system of working the line by contract. The directors have not since the last meeting undertaken any new works; bat they have the satisfaction to state they are making arrangements for the immediate execution of the Blackbrook Branch, on conditions which will not involve any pressen* on the company's finances during the premnt year. At the same time they have sectuei from the coal propnctors on the branch guarantees of an increased traffic to an extent that will ensure very profitable results from its formation. The directors are glad to be able to report an increase on the traffic during the last half year, as compered to the corre sponding period of 1847, Use receipts on the canal d rail way being 14,3811. in this portion of 1843, against 13,6131. in 1847, leaving a net earning of 1,7091., and 'hewing a gratifying contraq with the prior half of the year. With the g teed increased traffic from the construction of the Blackbrook Branch, and what may fairly be anticipated from the expected revival of trade, it is probable that the con sideration of the propr iety of proceeding at once to complete the Banton' line an docks may be forced on the directors at an early period. The report was adopted, and after a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting adjourned. /SYNCH RAILWAY TRAYFIC.—The following are the last ratans of t geese reasipts at the principal French radwapt Naarnazie.--Front Feb.l9 t • Feb. 2S : l'assengers,l33,933f.; goods, 16= ; total, 900,20114 .—Frons Fab. IS to Feb. 24 : Penmen., 52,332 f. ; goods, 93,h081; total, 146,190 f. Harm—From Feb. 18 to Feb. 24 : Paseengars, 18,7191. ; goods, 30,16414 total, 37,883 E Boascaux.—From Feb. 17 to Feb. 23: Pateengers, 27,0021. ; goods, 54143 b =Gtal, 70,363 f. . c.—Fttan Feb. 19 to Feb. 23 : Temengers,2l,743f. ; goods, 6,164 f.; total, 27,909 f. Intres—From Feb. 18 to Feb. 24 Paasengers, 2,9431.; goods, 7,093 f. ; total, 10,038 f. RAILWAY MEETINGS. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVINIINO. There has been some fluctuation in the prices of 'Andes tn.day. Consols, which opened at 014 to r for account, were depressed, in consequence of some considerable sales, as low as 91 for money, and 91/ for time. A rally, however, subse• quently took place, Consols ascendins to 911 to t. After receding I, they recovered to and closed at 9: to 1, both for money and account. Subseqtunt to the close , of official business Consols were marked higher still at 911 to Reduced Threes left off 911 to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 to t. Exchequer Bills (June) 40s. to 43e. premium. Bank Stock, 193 to 6. In foreign stocks little business has been done, but prices remain stescly. DatchTwo-and-a-Half per Cents. closed at 181 to 91 ; the Fours, 79 to 4. Mexican, 261 to I. Peruvian higher, at 60 to 1. Venezuela, 26 to 7, Spanish Fives, 171 to 's ; the Threes, 291 to 1.. Danish scrip was quoted at 71 to 8 prem. Athices from Hamburg of the 28th ult. report no particular change in the stock and share markets, in which a moderate business was doing. Accounts from Vienna state that considerable sur prise had been excited by an announcement from the Governor of Lower Austria, declaring that all the notes of the Bank of Hungary should cease to be cur rent, although previously the one and two-florin note had been legalised. This measure is adopted in con sequence of the large issues made by Kossuth before he quitted Pettit. ENGLISH Bank Stock. 1944 3 par CcMed. Amy, 9114 ii 39. (kra. Aim., 9 1 tie mead. Ages.. lif Long Annuities. exp. 3411.5. 11939. Ditto, 30 lears. exp. Oct. 10.1439. las B ooth. 240 361 In 8.f,1.000. 54 FUND& ludla Bonds, under £1,000.67 3 South Sea Stock, 430 Cope. tor neut., lactioirr Billa. /11,009, 24., June, 3S 43 Ditto, j5OO, 2d., 'lmo, 42 Ditto, Smolt Id...lune, 42 4 Ditto, AdraiSsod4id, June, 31 FORITON 6 per Cent. Dratllan 8.704 2k:: 6c ir d ia Ct. Ditto, New 3 per t. Danish Bonds. DM. Ditto, 6 per Cent. 1849 Peep, 7 2 6 4 per pa Cent. Equadnr Bonds, 3 Mexican, 1846, IN f Ditto, A cct . Mar. 16, 12 1 6 per Co. Peruvian Bonds, 50 4 per Ctmt. PortuEuevc 16 f per 1 Booth Bonds, DIV. from 840, 174 Ditto. Acct., March If. Darn, Paulin Bonds. 34 3 per Ct. ttpardsh Acct., Mar. If, lat 3 per Ct. French Ream, 62f. Ea. 26t. Ito. 2t Pm 11., Ct. it Dutch Exchange , 12 Gu M Ditto. Acct., March If. 49t t 4 per Ct. Dutch Call/lades, 72t 82 PUBLIC BALES. Maim s.—By Masers. WIMSTANLEY at the Mut. —Free hold t state situate at Shin/kid, near Reedin g, comprising a cottage with stabling and antbalidines. sad 24a. Te. 26p. of land ; let for 501. pm annum; lath tat IL; tithes 64. ils; quit rent 3s. AL—sold for 1,1001. An enclosure of freehold meadow land near the preceding, con. taking Ha. 2x. 33p.; let far W. 10s. per annum; land tat 14. Se.; tithes N. 7s. ; quit rest 2s. 41.-4601. Mears. 1311t71rixwoara. at the Mart —Reversion to one knrth part of the :moneys to mise.from the sak of freehold property at Wlpn, estimated to be worth 10,0504 recelrab:e provided a ern. Minas aged 211 survive two ladles 58 and 82 ; also, two policies for 5081. mei cm the Itie of the gentleman, premiums 111. lls. 3d. and 121. Oa. 3d. remsetively—diK leee= to me-1M of 4,11 n. lie. 4d. and one-Ifth of 7,8141. 13s. lod. Beak Annuities, provided a gentleman aged 23 survive a lady ell—SW. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. MrsCrtio-Lawn Mascx, 5. There are aqu a lope public earth( over &district for to.awrro. (The & day) ; nay 17,060 bs. Pad ladle. 4,000 bogs 34snritifo, and 150 bhr. West India; bat opinion continues etrong to favour of the article, notwithstanding the eager desire manifested by importers to effect sales, and there bee been SCOW *airy br torten today. Re fined has Moo earner Ild.; Grain Lamps low to flee 495. to 325. Colic& has berme dull ellnor Scotch pig, firm, at last week's prises. —Copper ham farther adouaW. Sheet and breams quoted 10d. to 11d. pr Cake, 634 lerper ton ; Tlle, 871. 10s. Seeker, steady, 131. 10a.—Tin and Tin Steer In good demand, at fully tamarisk's corrency.—Tallow 421. 0540 a. id; Town, 434 ; rough fah li. Std. Arrived the week, 93 casks ; ; delivered, 2, 271 nab; the pearl at lend le 30,233 arm ms imp wend but leer it was NAY emir Batter (Irish) has bra Whet query mere mare this weak ; wry le Name ; foreign of Ire err rds a ready sale se ralipriees Inferior is very dlr. AWE et mie.—llems daft; Ameri ; can mile freely, 431 to 46.-Belee de* men MI gemlese erimt filly easosinrd. 1 ad:doe VedireA, in limited Aememe..—M, coatinue ann. Sal, tele aL 311.113 U. les.; straw. lin Mt; brown and yellow, 262. SU. to W. ;,hsedmeeter, 821. to 831.; Si cily . 10s. to 274 = e 11ee,261.: With PINIBB• i_SPenirn ID 4U • to 42!.10.; robe, Lek to SU.; seeraut, HA to SU.' Seed, ripe, pale, 371.1116. ID W.; breed, NI. to 261.55. LONDOE URILY DOCK RETURNS. Kasen 3. B" Zrie l°66 . im I Wog 005 Pr. Sleek. ; 1848. ane Basalt !Q UM. LIU mos ,726 184.457 etrim MIS 3,256 179,474 113.,991936 69 Ur 3 trrO% ...., fr43 se9 sass 93, 8,72,1 2.715 110 938 907 887 Mr 1! 342 3873 ° Ro l lin 653 466 689 13,,900 COTTON.—Lyroantot. Mattel( 6.—The market to-day was very's% led pier addillea a downward together. 4,000 bales led& only wai farouti! , x - ;; , 7"..Tkr7.. - North ItdWb , Do. Do. m.LT shuts Do. No;i6i. On.Oser, 6 per ct., De. 66.060r.Wa Ne . .loo — eifi.t Do do.,lper Ca N. Calabar Moo .. 1 ': 11 4 2 1 4 84117 14 " , oiv.l t ta. 4i Aivailiatr.. X i JXXosil .. , . Ok. N. 10 f Guar..6p.Cane. 6 Do. do. &WADI. 10 89PorceDir.dak,A 4I Do. Po. ~_ B 8 _Da 44. New Goer. Wawa ~WM 0 Do, Hobo ...... X Do. Omuta, . 1 I Do. Now —:1 1 I Zo...eltorder. Ire -- Nem. Deerms. ... Do. PreltrerZe .. , &WA =Miro illowth Do. s• 'i i 4:i DDo dlr. . o. Po. .. Do. do. Dept _._, gBooDade. MeV No 4 8 , 8 Daat.tOoole, 1110,,Waterfd. &Maw wear valley 13 D.. 9014 r Ds. do Wilts. S•vis . .4 Woo Win. sorm.u. WON York. Nowa., I Dar. Do.oco.Noire &Dot Do. time Fake. DoONEPuror Tart* Da. mall _ LWATII.I NUM& end UN. • • Ly Mathes at leasse y Orions Bordeaux U Party asa 111 Pais aid so tzw mats IS & . . • Mom au awns .. • Irk and Teantlit :Int rat. : SHIPPING INTELLI G -E176:1"C ". - &-ate, the " Ibligbg Gazette,. *U. at Itid{~ mad HaTuriCi kk (Fry= our MA] •lR DCZ 1 1 Lilo/11A01 0 POW MAE . .. . o bar viawithoiiiiiWiiiiii;t3 Ana Powell, ildwam., Merck 3, Opunta Alias Marina; llsvepeol, Meek lkonapi An. are, Deal. Metebf Maw. ApprrisWe, Deal, Merck 4,orevorend Arline., Deal Dank 4, Cinema& . Alen WilllatakDeal Alarelb 4, Learnt • AwNly NO, Muck 3,2tottenlata Albion, Poole, March 22 WU Midi& liaseare, Merit 4, Newcastle Amelia. off the WiglitAlarek 2,llotten Alterdlna.Wes. laud. 3,Nartiagen Adam, at FeLw.,llarch 4, Cork Archibald, Drywore Bay. Feb. NI, Liverpool Aktiandreff7rsvcd.,ll web ',Antwerp Dense, Drat, Musk Otavesend • p ..i dw b egzaark . tarc i ata CoatieLacklanAlaren 4 Carlanna, itrownowty, Yea. Is, Sunda Canaan., Grevad., March 3,Altvisad. Dilltresca, Gramed., Drawls 3,Ast weep Dove. (Naval., Nara ... , Amway Doss& Narita Dallis, Dk 2, Leak. Diane, Firm, Meek! Liverp. litany, Gramma, Minh &Antwerp wod, Ore i visctilaw In 4 ; Muse. Plarier i kawb 2.l:l7taatilapio Dort ,14.1714 D, M.rllattca y, 14.1714 ! trouadrl. 3,..<4, *NJ h 3, Welds I lamer Palm "Nicked" Dlnnest, Cork, 3, Norfolk,U.S. Foamy, DPiellit, Nardi 2, Catania I Frederick Oreask..Narch 3 Ohioan Falth.off To Attach 3,ll22lichaell Muff Clarrigoca, off la alftime HA, • M 3, Landow Mao, Cardiff, Much 3, fit. J0,,,',. Mime, Gravored, Daub 4, Astor. • George, Dral....a=mall (bit°, him, Mardi Geosui, klialio Hoimai l Livoa, Mail Mime, Dwell, Orastios luou 4,orawwei 1..1071i50. Meek I, Aleasaida • Mock 4. Abeam Ja ,bissok 4, IL Arse J. Doi . Doom ' Joba Thome, Obis., march , 3, kV atery John Mynah Grew*. Alan* 2, Malta I.lool,ll.2Me.,llarelllxidos iwily=loareld Jane. Plaba. i 7481 ...e.. 4. Divert rwribs, ide. i t p.l4 t 1 lark. Ova are 4, Mauna Lady Nary, Kanto A Oravewebl Little lee•t, Deal. arch 3 °mewed Lady Cis& De* Irmack'4 Drava& Link, Few, March 3, ticalnnova MUM as 41 . 1, 1410ardis, 310.10. --. lama, Rah, Marta , Ided Miran, inadaiWA weal PI Nadia, 402 Me, almaimea, hada 3, ni, . lalleln, Matti any, Maliaase,lA Maass &Am, '''tea Marla Platath, elladattral, % Itarla, Cowes, aleaelt o Nasca, Deal, Mesta I ?teem Wawa 1' . ao; Nalcafte, INtagestaa 11&0 4 %.4 Puma., tyth, Yank I,l2ma te Pali, Myth, Mardi I, Pawl, GrecnockAaftilitt ?cm, South,. /Welk 1. . Planet, Duageneta Ra. t .,..... L ib, • Macaw Charlotte, 1ha5...11 eet) X, Palmyra, tit the heal% 11. 6 Pest:man, of the IFlSk i ttt . ' Prmnitv, off AlalarChaeettl,4 . Premier. TIRE, Ilan* e, Palo, Palm-, Juan% I,V ate Royal &MRS Dt5415.4, Won rid e a el i g . wood . T.4., Dta . lczt." . hathdeee, Iteararks, I'M , 1 searee.. omtverdl. ilea 044 I laaauel aad Ranh% . spelay, Oravemailialre 4.,.. . Rohn, tint mesa, msg.. tkoda, Palm., Km* 2, Ifti --. ' Rtad Padelbede, Hall, Naha ajw, Rapßis, Striakit_ , , , Marti I, haa tapetadahtoulaid., hardi c az at Itaatlado. all !v ar ., la. !red . _ j _ _What* & --• ..- . ° ,lo.,mar ju.s era r =l, 0 ph„.....,u t ,. _. iirkh e,sr• oft. ; Mara sod ammo& denim % 2, Thom PlRke, oft Tweed, Plve.,lllant ( Ne.. Car, Pd., ltaftlk 4:l:Raa velr, Olnater hatch 2 Mehl% ville de Pat.l.h.aedep tfra; i i: 4 lFiri . Ent utaVel wWLunuW m " NE JLit my, w Sae*, Loekr,4l,7:ls Wflb,t»ce, Onwgy Z pby~ . LWiq lynl f,Buff p.m Jaw Gram, Jenny Lind, Made Aare, lady Kw', little Pet, Dl)Olkeea delta LIPAIrd, filthy atat‘arAi. lady Nerrbontagb, fras, Moat Margaret Comas, ply , it in MlNN.vallllll,llanh 2.14 414 Memory , Schram *data, g i a Wales, Phielda,liasinaft... arreoe, Shields, Mont %teas Marianne. Cork, PoeUa.„, , Nakiho tr it i:a Nno•11 1:311111.n Owe, NewhargUrtari Ormond, hhi eM Matey Pertanos, Shields. Math %gnat Pallas, shields, aar, ttkara,, Prmise, Whitby, awl, Q...., UM, liartl44,Per.. — hi Hit hard Cobden, Mai g t o Iloyal Alliett,Deal, Mama 1,01. Pagard, Man, Murata/0. Romp, Hull. Match 1A... Weird, Sermaus, Mot Mastic., MlS:kis, Mata i r ara at. George, MY, Maga Masi skasrms, omelet Rush, Poole, Mara i rlar i l °l ra atandoed, Soaderfat Mahal Nosh, altieldn, Mareirtltdata Star, tinsvcaced, alma kilo.. Titania, Southall's ,labi,lta Therms, Whitby, Murk ;Ng Thrones, ,send, lima age Unity, Sunderland, Mariana Vlvtor7, /11U, March Wl* Voyager, Inverted*, Inn Warren, Clreenneli, Much kill WIT,. Hail, Man+ 2,Asisai Wanderer, , 11.on , l , ain.SWAU11 Watenuilludi, sundrebal, lap _ him . _ Zt7r3llna i leir '. .l i nanClrjr.o. " 4lo Mule, heita 7 2 . 4llA 3, New . Vett MM. Hull, March 3, Grecsland Aram, Hull, March 3, Ilsetersk.ben .1:0404, Hull, M., ch 3, 83. )(kited. Armenia, Sunder., Koch 4, Armlet. Maisons. , Shields, March 3, AlesszuL Alke Hal nand, Curt, Much 3, Liver. Blaache, Much 4, Cods Bolivar, Yards 3. Sartnemum Bram - wrath Castle, liklebla, March 2 Kiel • Bonne Nouvelle, water!., March . 2, Border. Outran Agnes. Deal, Much 4, Port h Philli Contractor, auke, March 4, Barba. p • Cashana, Hardest, Much 3, Swine mimic Caliew, Sander., March {, Hamburg Motes, Daft, March 3, New York Caractarns, Out, March 3, Limerick Dnehem at Meals. ad, Hartlep.,March I, }tanbark Ductless of Zest, Ipsarkl, March /, Ue Realism. March 3 , Copenhagen Dr. ikinterbottam. Shield.. Much 2 , Mimael !baby, Whitby, Much 4, Malta EajF,Oravermaddliarch 8, Sydney , Dual Muck 4, Madeira E. Mee, Film., March 2, Nantes Mallic Hull MUM 2, Naples Ulm, Hull, Much 3.4reenlaad Edwin Angutim, , , Slander., Much 4, Calais Ph" Maham, March 3, Coperaug. Elizabeth and Sarah, ShleSda, Ham h 3, Owlarnsulde EaChaade, Shickl.s, Much 3, Swine =wade Feudal, Warne.. March 3, M. Mal. Zlisabeth, Llverp,March 5, N. York Fuchsia, Bissau, Whi Shieldtb. y. Mu 1 March 3 , Yam' , Nyboag March Imelda, Shield., March 3, Calls ,lirover.l, March 6, St. John's (I.n Queen, Dcal,Marek 4,14 Bios Oen. Omer. Dublin, March 3,24.Yu1t Olen, 811/0, March 3, New Met Oro. Smith, Wilithydlarch 3_, Baltic lilphiand Lady, Minable. , March 3 , Malta Mope. Shields, March 2, Almeria t'orli, March 4, lAverpool trabilla wood, Deal, March 4, P. Wee Industry, Shields, March 3, Oder industry, Coat, March 3, New Port James ittluees, Gramma& March a 3 ., Barbud 110111. 3u4 bhkli,Y: • QM Wm MienMea, Mud Shis W. and X Brews., GraTurili ViIISZLB SPOillt. . I VAUL nor MS I KT& 1 *T. Z Allele (Waxer). linty lftbses ....I Pbz. 1 e." , N. ,BI Ariel. Ahern* .. War oil .. Mall Ma th. 1 Herr Liverpool-- Halifax ...... Vol. it ON. W. liirthabood iiingspore .., Liverpr.... Ike. 7 l u iei o atrWn ... . SIS Hound oat.— . Peb.le C'er 11l • Emily Novara . .., Vol. S Par fre Landon Matber raid ward% . ' Pr. M ire N. 1 Jame l hail Apr LI •••rp. ri .... Peb.S3 VA N. IF hilt Ponied rat.— Mr 17 J. 11 J Jo ames ( ) Sound 0at.... r•b. Feb S7 S 491. 1 _ IV Meiners Lord Marinas Liverpool— Prlaoe Steering sir ;II PeSr Where . =es Woolwich .. Mate Milt 1 lesiva Ilaiiipri. Cara" RiniCILMS ... Ott IS 'US • Superb Alsiamida .. IA u 51.... Mil pd , 11. I Mowers bens. ) lioeM 0r.... Maz. 1 N. , Rune& (bigsse) Sorg eel.— Mar. 1 8..4.. ' Ter. IS le S. I Yea. Is I e v a a c nt IoN ME CABUALTIRS. Amarauth. from Sundorlaad to hlslaor.i, was lost at Tylen. tar Mad. Feb. 20 ; crtw saved. Bon Pere, from Olaspw to Bordeaux, was driven on shore. Feb. liallybalhert, near Ballwater, but iv orpected to be cot off. Courier, for Calcutta. has put back with hoed of forcout 1 18 Llvorpool. )tar 3. Elisabeth, from Shields, for Seville, put In, with loss of blurb eadveplit —Yarmouth, LW.. March 4. Elizabeth and Ann, of South Shields, from Alexandria to Sorb: abandoned. Maroh 1, about 10 !moues 8.0. W. of ScWy ; eres, cam man, laved. Gordon, Liverpool to Bangor. struck on a amken rock raga Seat Moyle. and want down : crew eavoL—Lturpool. Mardi India, from L radon, for Bombay, miser' elf the Needle., Nadir loss of (onward and miren.toprall yard. Hate Roomy, from New York to (Jerk, went on Moro on CM Bar, Cape Cod, Feb. b. and was abandoned by Mamma Louise, from Antwerp to Traltro, was wrecked on the Nonlife Feb. 28, crew raved. Margaret Roberts. from Smyrna, for London, put In with be d sprit. foretop-mast, and jibhoom.—Mdford. March 2. Mary Aun, from Rotterdam to Newham - cm, is on shore on tbells Holland ; crew ravel.—Amsterdam, March 2. Nautilus (gimp), from Antwerp to London, was towod in here ilk with cargo sillftod and damaged, loss of boats, bulearta, mouth, March 4. Maus, from Antworp to Newhaven, has put in here, with canoe islis cut away. anarchd other damage, sustained In a gala the M 1 Yarnmach, M 4. Shamrock, from Liverpool for Rio Grand.; put in, beteg basest Loughswilly, March It. Soma. from BLOOM Apes, felt in, off Midst.), with a bri•ege to laden with iron, a derelict. with stern stove. but net sw llo water, put mate and two hands aboard, and took her to 11d/h' Idverpool, March 5. Weatherley (brie, for Ireland and Quebec, in INOCeCallg to 81, " night, got on shore, and WM brought tack into the harbour wet her cargo.—Sblelds, March 3. B 1 R T Mg. BACKLEIL—Feb. 24. at Camdenoquare, Camberwell. Morales% of a daughter. FAWBIIKR —F.b. 28, at Caaterbury, the wife of the Isr. Brother, of aeon. GARTER.—Itaroh 1, at Nemnaorstreet, the wife el J. Ogia N.D., of a daughter. CLEM ENTSON.—Feb. 2T. at Foresteille. nor Nottltless. t the Rev. W. Clements." incumbent of Kimberley. Ma we. DALTON.—Feb. at Cornwithaessaent, CanulasevilhemeA let Dalton, of a &ashler. DENNY —Feb. 28. at Dumbarton, Mrs. P. Denny. of • &WOW HANNAY —rob. M. at Glasgow. Mrs. A. BMW eta .o. JOWLS—Feb. 28. Branton steerage. the Mfg oe tM ee'• of a eon. KINDERMANN.—Mareb 1, the wife of A. 11. Made:mum, 84. Liverpool. of a daughter. LB DMPENCEL—Feb. 28, at Mereworth Cagle, Lady be Dog. eta eon. LONOMA.N.—Mareh 4. the wire of William Longue. Eq. a te.uariveuttre. of • dauebta. EIDLET....Mards 2. at horn Cottage, Battersea, . : the Choi 1 . 11 " MP4= daughter. fiUMNaIL 3, at f3t. Jameerecitnre, the info of C. Zeri.. of a eon. WALTol4.—Maret 2. the wife of Mr. C. Walton. of Vg . 1101borubridge, of a daughter. fitill-hont MA ItRIAOIIB. BOWM A N—POLLOK.—Alaroh 1. at Glagow, by thence. If,. Mr. P. Bowmen, Glasgow, to Elizabeth Gilmour, &attune .• ros—SCYTHE.—Marth 1. at fiL Mi to . Tot ot Livernool T34bihe . by . )t, . Bev. t o onee, i. J. Deeington, Ker., toilet. FAIRTLOI.7OII—DIXON.—Mareh L at Stan L I church. bl J. L. Waleson. M.A., J. Falrtlotigh. no.. flout. tliel AWL on of the Bev. 8. G. F•irtlough• rector and Wm of AWOL_ to fienriettA youngest daughter of J. Dixon, thq., Of DC °whale. 11AY WARD-11ABELL.—Feb. V. at Bt. Thomas', Beget h R. W. Bseton. T. C. flay FAO.. of Elileott, le Warta, eldest daughter of M A R. t.. of Bristol. BUTTON—MACK AY. —Mareh 1, at Bartel.* Mural. Mile Berm, Mr. J. Hutton, Cartitio, to Jane, (laugher of Xi .r . ni actor. RIIO vall DLS— contr LLK—Sferch 1, at Benign , Dunn parish doh Rev. P. Wittman, Maar. Mr. P. abode , . Thansokiclo oak, daughter of Use late T. Lee, Esq. BCOTI—BATTY.—Peb. 27. st Olanow, by the Rev. R. Bran Poott, Esq.. Oloagow, .to Fltrabeth, Youngest daughter th" . W. Batty. Esq.. of ism% Dumfriesshire. DEATH& AMRY.—lfeb. LT. Min An nia. youngest daughter of the I° IL J. Amey, of Bath. aged 20. BARRY.—March Elisabeth Ann. sided daughter of me Esq., of itegens-park. and 23. BrargE.—Yeb 28. at Bath. Stephens, Mkt of J. P Risme. E 4 BRIBBANK—Feb. M. at Brasne House, Ayrshire. Baba aloe, daughter of fica.Blr T. MI). Brisbane. ]tart., 0.C.11.. a , 0121 1ffia llHO mea Ltatit the rectory. Roahaurcis, the Rev. Claw CHITTY: March 1. at Upper Clanton, Elimbetis. eldest Cartes Chitty. CMUROHILL.—March 3, at Themes Dittos, Surrey, the Churchill. greatly tweeted through a long Life adorned b 7 Cand active boar °lance. in his B?rd mot. Qs , COX.—Feb. 24 at Lizarict. Catharine. wife of CaL Cot..-- termasterOrnera fs P ISHBER—Nash 2. at Mancheeterwtreat. Manshesterenw 4 s. Jano, younwt daughter of the late Mayor T. lam of nos- Aram V COLL.—I. John Boadnell, sixth son of E. 6111.8ee. Clayton iddleger. HARBIN TON.—Marde 1, Jobs. Mager we el Kr. guni"wi HUaLOCFiaged 42. _ _—Mweb 7. at Omar. Rem, B. B. Hurloeh. Est- M I LLER.-2(ma 1, at Glasgow. Elizabeth Fisher, nUet of Pr J. Miller. of the tramway of Glasgow. A PLANCK E.—Mardi 1. at Bourn, Lincolnshire, Ana, INN Minch% Esq., aged 75. PLUNKL'TT.—YeIa M Matinemeseent, Clontarf, 'Ai..of Mr. W. Masa las d Richmond, Dublin. ROTHWELL—Feb. 27, at Glasgow, P. Bothwell. Ea t" " MIL Bolton le-Moors. aussaLL.—Fee. rt at Edinburgh, MEL Rule/14 widow Professor J. Rumen. 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