The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-15 00:00:00

U / 'ti f i.. r / )1( Tab t fp33 rt. 4 %, - Tr . Intl' Ile IGRO (stamped, Id. Additional ~ `, P AI) F .Iti 4 : .. - .1% 7 , ;at - w-i-, , •71 - A-_-_V , -- ‘!:;.! :-11.4 7, q, .i„..„ Tv — Ci - j l , llfilta ll-iiNe 1 i ~~ a— --a_ —45%.30 rALCUTTA, calling at Madtaa.—The trall-intows dipper rtzlibey etimswealpl tDiA%A. hill staattlibtot leave the Yiek.ria Leaks) Deals war tar area ,n 1,06.001 ikwarehgen At 14.4 leatlas Gesidasad Mrs UAL lh. ou:. ut.vut ship. 1.1.11 t elproaft kr tha India 1111610 1111 rot to.t. h u firit rale asemaandatied tar pow oIU carry au ,perteived ougoastiewarieni IN . %en's., otU beeimtinue.l al isiserale of slz weeks by sae fait-ruling auxiliary eleLmeseels belooglog : _249 tame.V OS " S . Is it 2.242 ton.. Wilma maw. 2,71311 WM. ti.mn th , , tnaths Ons. lama t. 4 ri , sight c'T PweilLe splAy to Ileums. Ovistlley and Oda PattaWoot-strivi,p W.. Marrs Alfred Brett and Od. nhall t. east the nth es of the CimPan7. =De- L.u.1,41. LI.. ...here ohv. appllentkia fae w .1,10:*okild he motio. aWRAILD MEW. eandlary. /jai loins .IslppliWCOWlllo7o ,l l llll o9 N 0.14 latW, S.C. BLACK BALL MONTHLY kiIIITRAILLII/1 myna-. fro. LONDON Direst tar ."-:------- i I ___rocL App. TINNINInt Ta SOL . syory . City oh Mentos.. LIN lista Is Mellooilrtu• 1 UM ) tioWtl 1. 105 lab. 25 A.klassis I xri i i i, ...l ..e tbe r North.. tir o Ty lab. I K.otit MeihoOrlte , Young Ausirnite .. 1,200 March 15 ..- - ..... _ The cslessand Vat of packeta ban, by their punctuality and apid perscon, 81111Orti A worht known reputstle. and their pas r senger iceuggeakiliess is 1 goo passc.l h) any vessels afloat —Poe an r delairl re•prrilau Yrelelcl or 1 4 . 6 4( 0 t ,, Australia apply to JA la MAINZ.' and l'o . the rpo- all Liosoll for the Black Mall Me. rind T. N. lIALKAI sad Co., I. Lasslenhallktrset, UMW. Le. --------- AVIKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to l E RW Ton lireet —The /01111 POUL. NSW IfoltK. sag PitILADILItiIA LAMAILIT 01111Wilr Mood dowatcb ig *fir tall-poore. l on4l &my ilasamaallep, mead at Quasar Sawa a. el..trrk mkt 4.4oaites. astallaws : uyicarpApl* SIM! TOM. • nitor - o.i VOlFlCebiabiag, Vab 19 • ITT OW WAAMFIGTONWeaII•OIay, Feb. VI. tiLASWOW, bodaamisy, And bin wohnear Weibrodby. Cabin paosair4 IL aid MI gybes, hosalimg tlia ancob whin& hirward imam alphoria bikes. an pronboas rainemoina Carib asi the Whin Memo Mehl larniii &Inaba...ma loonoi—bot iffiLle WILLIAM IS MA 21„ Wohrboval‘ Ihmighl; or Imo LIMO awl )lAciii. al, Meg billioninonak pgrnsu =a NORTH AMMAN ROYAL MAIL STILLY SUM bairns LIVIIIPOOL NSW on duvet. sad Wren LIVIIROuI. M SWUM LW Doom woo soli' eathas id Halifax. Isikoris. or sem ewe& are spi WI MMANI kola 11141,10111. wallas as grit se Mono lb. ..u.: CO WA, Aw POTON. Tea IL cm I%A. Sec • %Wm. sm. Mira L posse sir•sr, u.. Pally stewards Iss Mid poirrisloo% bet srtiaoos os le,ww*.—To Minas Posloras dire abb. dn. woad rale* tie. re Now Yart„ dist solds. MS; orsomil oaks. £l troistA to lialitax. Sows, soil Itsw Took S 3 pi' am sod $ par tirp/ Is J. IL Tow& Al. Old issadwlned. Letelek D. Cum., Mao,a awl M. Piro. So • Paris is asil Maras, badiseaddiesst„ Glarsow 1 31 . .= C. Stertre...rastorra; 11. add C. Drifter, 3, Wab0w4,1•414 ..4 IDHILLIPPB, GRAVE" ..d PHILLIPPS .us Je•gekb the ...irroesatiord 04410 0.06.11 1110111 N, the ►AI.AK Wedonaiir 11, tray 11.00phora. ter** it. itt, 801 Ma awns Osiris Merl et • tare owl • Y.M. !..41.. —The 1011. q Mt. ..a art 11060.0010 a 0806. 0...1.6.aver.4 el asissit• rate& /tre aol...• beira ekrape •••••0110, wide elan • t.reezabie " 1 rter tar erartp per et Ogresaay owtherle pole are rtre.6llo consmAatx. the 11/01' AO lO , Wedariley. Yeti ISt from Ilwerlphrea. M OUTIIS.IIIII' M. the 011.70/ WAIL, Ism 118010.1 011 1. la a 11.1 daps. le Pt 1800,011 q 08 sad cam 054 doe sliersea 1101.0./. pmsmo. &s sews i arr's chiganal cask 11000.000 W s le nu MM.OIAY 8.0 !WILLI Brat 11. 10.8100, KC. ICANAMUTANA OOPPIR MINING ODISTAXAT d NMI AUSTRAIJA !Waled% Ihs "hid as aim Is this irabase sislasilbsi AITIJCATIOXI TIM at lig Wen AMR MOUT astr our. lffilk LPL arimipele. maromarmilasWal s. T.ONDON CARPI? WARIROI7BI. A/ Wars. Nod ans. • sad 4. 110011111111111 M W. EASY CHAINS, 00470111 M and BEM NIDWII 111110711111111• PO IMO a Ilb• •••••••• sal lied lowa Ps* op Is • 'NT all spar kr tivosllles, sod wiped isr Mr am ewe% wililary. sad lavald• 01••• Imo Ma 1104 Bmmovre SILT - ACTIN G MEAT SCREEN turas a kn. Mai of mese MO a mere heedful et male. The meters Is Mmes. ; ts mast le beeelitally loafed Y emey perk akely browsed es ever. and all Me gravy awl everllime prepriwe veleleed. role. NS. Twee surprising elliele gee prodeeed by eaketlhe enerrestratloo of beat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook ' s &WM an Intaglio method euuktag this Jimmies vegelsbis la pertsellae. Meek, Ta., BARLOVTB AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Ilegeraudd s frier4 irenaeled to eavo caw toe oh ilealale Wm. Mee Ile ed. WM Mel le years.: BIIiRLOWI3 PATENT CASK STAND. No male, er ee•linerai disturbed La Wang. Will repay IY UM, met le a mom& Pftee it. arid egiwerd. BARLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. se wag Pet ao more Ma beer err veer else. Pelee la M. , ditto 'lento plated, ea—Apply dime le JAM. ILLLOW, patentee, 14, King WilllameirevA, Ike Ihei Me name sad whirrs. Is ea every article : all edema ase rimless Matellam, Luray lap Itatabtlehed 1111/11. iIAYIN'S SPERM CANDLES, la. 4d. aad ; 0w arm. wu., It Mt.; tioriprosehows. ; pwialaa waa . b. 44. ; 1.111332 13111.1.111. Id.; WM& we% la m ..Xestartalca *L. Pl.. sad Wie bed s Pet Paws s lamp., •ALL ; wftenwe 114 .: amelik ed.. Celia 011. 4a. J.. per pollen; yellow 408. MR. BRA 4Kper 11:0.e. Imeatel. 4.4 a. :Anew; Windier, WWI. per padre{: COMMA brews Wieder/. le.: elate Alr•ir.k 4.1. dewy. Is. 41.. gip ....We 31.1 Mewed. Is per Mmes sea. 81 M. P. I Alit PR AO CIR .44.eRabasisel war, Marton eks. 011131114.11133113. Lou.lee W.C. SPECTACLES, iouprovott by HARRIS an.l tioN, ws l oto.t enaloi) preserve the shrlar. better cannot be rasa*. ' , krt. with tl)et ids or pebbles, 15e.: steel, with Etm 3, 0,1 anal ellen spectacles ass' 1 . .)e .;lasee. gre:et vteirty, O . i.t.411 1. , w ptiele. itarrWs Prrdt., t Gum., I>r el poet free. 111. , . 1141:4114 alid SON, ortataetens to the 11toyal raady, otapatte bratash Museum Uales, Soleibisited . ans.'. —No. travellers employ...J. WHITE and SOUND TEETH am intliopensablo to Personal Aar...lion. and to health and Longevity by the proysT tom t-tstor sass INDS. or routs. boded of °tient-al Inguatents. as of Inestlesalsto value to presersing and hestutifylna the teeth, strewn...bong the going, suoi In sawing s plebang fragrance to the hese& It enshrab s tartar Irmo the teeth, removes spots Of indolent decay, :Mil loolk:we and loeserees the enamel, to which It Insparta a peal lake slatk nes.. Its 511,4111.11P1C pre vent.* knee obletned the potno.to of royalty sO , l the Irlstsk entry of Lumps, awl It Is universally to hioh repote Prim 2b ad. per tan. :aid by A. Sloskskiel and soon, so, Unisons garden. and by Chemist+ and PertanserL Ask for ltoslansla Ftfteenth &Stine, with tiornerons filustraUnna ft. ed. cloth. (11.7TLINES of SACRED HISTORY, from the ‘..1 Creation of the World to the Destruction of Jerusalem. Loudon: halter, :4on. and Bourn, West Strand. Werth bditlon, Guyors EARTH and MAN ; or, Physical Orottraphy fu It. Ittlatiou to the History of Mankind. With !Soles and hoax. London Parker, Soo. and Bourn, West Strand. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBER'T'S ANNIVATIC FIAL.ANI. without conlinlne the bowels nr affecting the h. 44, truly eltheteloos and tolessant. is admitted to he the best nleAlleinn for isoiwitstely relies ing coughs, colds, conlinue.l casts of 644/1111161. atiol incipient k onennlplion It rm. ' , witty elan, pern43, whom the faculty pionounee incurable, alaorabl) ulgs the tielaini.; shah provokes frequent congbina In ni+1.44.14j444, ,44n plsen no elteets 4.44• is nil Irencl4c44n. Pervons4l. paved ot vies ++, or even lying .Ines, (or fear of vlinnelle Vow ma) .h maul oaf retie: its a fee minutes after taking it.— psmol may *obi by W. L %NI b,wr, chemist. U. Jermys sire. t. Ihiprairket. sins I.) all drumrlst.l. Is bottles 133.1.. out three quanttne. in o_o, hi. :M. each. be particular and ash for Lusters • Asthaostse iktlonalL The miasma address is engraved as the stamp. Just published, with Illwitrations, mire Is., free for 14 stamps, DISEASES of the NERVES, BRAIN, and MIND: the Derln. S)raptouss, and Efferta of these Italailiet. containing instructions as to constitutional regimen, soalinl directions what to eat, drink, and avoid, bathing. over rise. Ore. !trail) plain Awl easy diriwtions for the complete and pernmnest rare of every description of nervousness.—Addres. Mastic& Institution, 62, Dorset.atrart. London, W. DR. ClitTli Oft NEIIVOI'sNLV4, GENERAL DEBILITY, Rp Just pal - dished, price la, post free from the Author for 12 stamps, AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and (MIK of IWENIATURE DECLINE la MAN, with plaln directions for perfect restoration to health and rigour, the result of tecni) live years' successful practice In the treatment of those ptcultsr neronis and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten life. by Ur. J. L CCRTI9, 15, Albernwie.street, Pie x.iill7, Lowlow Conssilistlons, le lW 3, and 6 to S. " We feel no I icsltation In say my thereto ao member of society by whoa the lowa will India found useful—whether such person held Wit retakes of parent. preceptor, or clergyman: —Sun. London Shun. O. Cornh111; sad J. Alias. 2J. Warwick-lane. A STII MA, SHORTNE.S.Sof BREATH, MON FIIITIR,, !V Flit %Ulla. lul.lliblY relieved sami sand by the v... 11. YEN Pectrai Fumigators,. TM M. b. log isopred. penetrate,. lute. the claret, calms tbe wbok sera e....yolaersa larll.l.lrr vapedonallou. sad mow the fusetlasse the Issowrtang onjanS reesration. —T. &whs. bus .FAsseter. # l, '" K a Fra eel. a boa. :add is LOINIUU by draTetr, Meerut. Ilaymmket BUCHAN'S SUGAR-COATED SARSA PARILLA PILL'.—It Is a well knows bet that weer Venlit le the Vial et purifier of the Hood Is the weed. keep pen blood pert. the Lai* te:itlar, sot' defy the Malin. Thess 1 al , anis et th, ...• h an& an eer the Me al Seer) ailment bit '• -tail to tomb nottitio, and thhle ash as tdl emplitme oe the sWen, entleuestion, bilious. liver, and ellemetwh sbuo hints, ~o-, it ukl4.ll•N, itturenstetinnl. P tr.- In the Lim , . , Natl. lies, sore throats, nod every mem fit ..thy irrtuttlat n• of the Istsrele °helmeted perspiration. 521.1 detertoettt .1 and unhealthy blend.—AML Medicine Were. it. Hemet. streak Mined drool, Idnelom. W !wheels mew." , • &inlay Silt lb., 7t. learrannios.eliest and tram all amory tedd la bathes, la lid.. ft. "al., is ed. aad Ils. A Physiologied Review of the above. U. • ly post, lw 14. Soaks!, la. la Mann, Corulall. or Author, aa &holm. Da. C. may to consulte,lotally till 12, at The Tosaadisa Turithh Baths, IS. at, gartins.lv.Oraall, asd IA and{ Ilailaccoogb-strast. W. from 1 till MitITORIPS PURL TLIJID MAGNIEL4. Ism *Mai MsmaY•tive Teaca• MOO :114a.11111 walk& prOw. L ... and anivi= a6 • ai rle4 by as •• dm berd ronedy for 11434111 al time stomach. Mesh, gout. And Indlestion. awl so a mild ape Seat tar &haste cousti• Owns, ran* r•pwelalty far ladles AM aldittima It la prryarrd. ra • st•W r 4 p.iNM palmy and msdana sataset, only by Ulli li In/1W and OM. 111. N.. Issu4aMost. Load... and sold by .11 respectable dualist+ Simmilassm Os trueld.. DR, CULVEILWELL, M.R.C.5.,L.M., 3, OUP ‘T le A 111.11011.0 t IMIZTIUIRT, W., Caa be c,nsultml upon all manor ' , arrow Debility, Involuntary Ituning, Palpitation, LOU of Memory, Incapacity, Spans& g o geba,, sterility, Catitmisatlon, mint Galvanism. Just puledelemit, an entire sea PM I Original Work, entitled ••ut ltsl l Ink" PRODUCE FROM AUlltßll.—The following is an extinct from a letter from Algeria of the 4th inst. :—" I am seeding off this day by the menageries Imperiales three padtyee addressed to London. voutaining respectively 50 ilea raw potatoes, 50 kilos. green peas (in shell), 20 dozen a rticiwbey all the produce of this place. I am seeding them pea far oak In the London market by way of an ex perinea( ; if A succeeds you may reckon upon a very im ported trade hen opened up for similar goods rid Bou logo*. lam wit in the least disappointed with my first im pressions of this country. where I am satisfied mauls good is to be dean Capital is essential—the more the better, the Freeob eulogists, almost without exception, having so mosey DL RICORD'S ISBENOI et LIFE whatever. The c0 n"..., is, that they are driven into a L" Ll W 6 . l"_.__,.. " B " e ". la comer fur the wherewithal to cultivate the land which they ...._.... m i snwaunt have either bought or had allotted to them under cones'. t0 .r 0m ,"" 7 „,,.. -1 1,7 ssa saS moo from government. oder thew circumstances they are pew s os receipt of vomit taw: or totaiNt now: driven to the Jews for money, and their fate is at once ow* ra. strand. near faspir-lat. sealed." SOMETHING WONDERFUL at EVANS' 'VEST IV VINO at halt-past 10 o'clock. Supper atter ths Theatres. OW MO& glees. radzipla, tuarpret soap as Mr. MISS CONSTANCE, whose powerful contralto yoke haa seimidasst doesseses sad Is admlre.l by all, we die ZVZIIT HYMNING eg the LONDON PAVILION, at 9 sad IL The ezettemeat ommeiamed lie estsmorditotry talent IiPisPIPI_SP Moly gifted Mily Mae mot ktb lead aniosided. 71,8 am" to c*l'mded MOW. sad .log , te yet monioor LtetiOeap meedilliee . I, a C° ,oc.all2 of t name ° . tatripe a a l lAity, trill accompany Mies Col Aimee each evening la the etc tome I favourite thief*. their comhtned voices harmonising moot it aweeti), gal iirmluelug a charming effect. Till LONDON PAVILION, Tichbornestreet, top of the Haymarket ADMISSION. ens. ed.. OaleonY. Is. DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Aldersgato-street. NPACIAL NOTICIL—The asre NLATOLITAN WALTZ QUADLILLS, Ws*alas. VA T MO N DAY. Int teacher la Lea den, Mr. T. YOUlitt, NY Mamentary thetruc aim Tleinden aad Yridayo Mr. flopra popular Quadrille Pardee owl Weireds, and siatarday. Admission. dd. • WORD IN ISEARON. BIITLER and MoCULLOCH , of Covent-garden Wartet, London. and established foe upwards of a century. invite attention to their iLLECTION of VROETABLE SEIM consisting of the 'root choice and approved varieties. AU orders v 'Located tree of carriage , and live per cent. allowed for casts. No. I. A complete Collection of Vegetable Scene for UM! year's supply L4 0 0 No. 2. Ditto ditto ditto smaller quantities 20 0 No. 2. Ditto ditto ditto ditto For full particulars, s ee Catalogue ipage Descripti S Catalogue for the may be bad free and Rost eal epos appanage veeed , gavisisies igl the sew mid moat approved p vodkas, a/ ]flower Seek. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. BRITISH and COLONIAL NilltlT&--atemaa sod Aos's Ibitisl GM has lag Urea knows for tb supsrtortty el Y e a areostb, and Sarum Saru . its hish quality to maintsbod. 614 108. 104...d e r, piton . highest quality sod strength, 44. per on. %Misty, superior Higtilasd. Ihs, Us. I 3 Ix lAA, 105 per . Rum, old Jamaica, Its. 4d., Us. very choice, ITa per gallon. Nitre+. 14s. ad. BAUM Brandy, brows or pale, Ira per ration. Ratak Cordials, Ils. dd. Is addition to theelsom Samos sad km keep Schiedam lieUsods, ITS. Use pike. aii.pw Onto era. All goods delimred free within era Wks. rovalkarei. —774 llshoparste-street . CA. A 'BWlETltgair for 19.—ItIMMELI FIR- IrI*MCD SVISATION VALIISSINE. "Tbe Sweetheart. termdtrully Min Ithanters perfumed Valentine of the Language el Plower., sew and el agent dodgem Sold by all the trade at IL by poet Memo per- fumer. e Seat n, Strand . and la, forla Lowlioa; tad 17 . iMmk". 4 dee Italie:a, Parte. 10tONDE PERMANENT MARKING INK aeleasili Oar markieg os Lima, Silk, or Cotton. Re. quires ma iree. sal is by far the best. Notlee.—Obeerre M*MOM 111111 um w astes ha. ever yet been prepared. sad thst eery Wig ban the warm on the label. t 4. LOW la' s= 110=1C LC. when it may h• übtalaed red aimil it Mei ammgists. =Wien» venders. slateemera. fiaja Mr !MOM Kbuilua. Moe la per bottle. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and laosigx, ter leismades d ihe Mho sad their wasearess 968 Pagnek_ t. smabs 1111444199 ammemsommli n- Llibs VAL= d GOLD. Maw pommailii era the 1•64- m e 'JIM Yr loft red lbe wet le dime pietested Ur whim dremblisa st Yr as rY wafts* Gold balm sow Imo is pens se weft Inamtrl II -el II =Ns MM. 11 asisfs—N moats .. SI 1110 99449 ...96 11k 17 wale— S4l sheels .. •S 4 per ORM& 1.44,949.. 110 7% Tema •• • • 0 asnis.. 1 6 16 swats— LS 1 •mob .. 114 le mina MI6 14 •24919.. I 9 I minty.. 17 ats.arqS 17 104 11144,419.. 111 • 4 orals .. 14 6; 4111011 b.. $l6 4 I•ws9s.. 1 I waft .. 10 74 am ensiss.. •i•M 11 sessis.. lis I tuna .. 7 1 19 wean— 9 7 11 le craw— 114 414 1 asind . S 04 Ilbobt4etor7. 114•41446444reak 17444964 99469 . N lassiolL =444 at Mar 4444 Jawlike, fro L. esob. .& Me Is skeet at II la No waft NM 99 949 9196 1 9 Miss *VIGIL M BA KIM' (ALFRED WEBB Kan) NNW Aurrmx AND WWII NIOCX, be bia Worklbsowl Nada ANOOLA le. MOUNANA b weer replete sad ready be bAgestisa. Thee DUMPS'S were aslibaisd Nils% Whaposbaddras Is 7A SUMS:a Wt. ILUIOV wbe b sot eareeted with ow pima bdimbis la ff i rla Using la hal arm NOTANUNDAD Uwh 1/11111117AZT. ISM TIrBAOHL —HOWARD'S ENAMEL, for OPPEN MATZO TUTU. bower km a. madly. It Is rid la ame data .11boam preamms pas. mad Ards We • while ememet. nessiiellft Weak NNW rin tiff i l t Moist witysetloa onetecrmr7, miltalin the esp. alms ke amammaL Bold by maimmista mad madam leaden. Pyle. LL ROBERT COCKS aud Co.'s POPULAR MUSIC. —3s6ua &Rho* of ilasalitegs " Modem lagractions for moo." A. . ditto for :tinging. YOM Illdltioo, ta ; nalleihOWS Dim tloimry ,d 3,540 Ituelcal Terms, aILI Edition, L.: Clarke. Cate chists of Music." 70th Edition. Is.: Oratorios, essapleisk each 7a: "Iliestink." Is 441.. DRAW , &SW, Us. &MI lia.:l7ll o lemite., 115 Mathems. 573 Chasm, tut sossois_is soa en& td. : Hopkins sag lamlault oa the Oman. tiara.; Almbealt se thsaistoolorg. rielocisbres • • life ul Ilisattek" 7s. 0.1. Cateleases of music of allkinds. specimen nelpsof theOrstorias; Pries last of Pianos, with Ursa inns Lh.t of Violins soot other InoromenO, at all pekes all gratis mai post-free. liIRW PIANUFORTOI for all classes. from £lll to FAY. 6a oc tanes. All ere warranted. Robert Cocks and Co , New BurUsatoastreek Regentatreek Loudon, W., Music Publishers to her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria and bis Imperial Majesty the Emperor Nola,- leon NEW EDITION& RtERAT EADINGS in ENGLISH PROSE Li RE: with Eam ys on English Literature. nth Edition. 3a. 6d. &LADINO& in PoETRY. tress the Works of the best Englials Poeta, with &pertness of the Awerican Poeta. Thirteenth Edition. 7a. 61. LEA Itl NOS In itli X 1 LAPHY ; &Selection of the Lives of Eniineut Men of all Nations. Ninth Edition 30 ed. LEADING& is stIENCE Familiar .:planation of Appearances and Principles in Natural Philnoiphy. Fifth Maim. i Of. Lw,ba: Parker, Woo, and liounl, West Strand. Seventh &Mos, with upwanis of 100 Woodcuts, fa. ed., FAMILIAR HISTORY of BIRDS. By the tete etsb"e STMILET. iandot.: Parker, Son, and bourn, West Strand. Walt Milton, silk awasroas Illustrations, 6a., TALES and STORIES from HISTORY. ay AGNES /4711KKIJJII). Waste : Parker. S. and bourn, West Strata& !30M LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANIKUPTIL NUMB OF SOLICITORS MID MTH= PARTICULARS TO RS ORTAINID AT THI 0/710 OF TSB CHIEF asonnium, 00017 OW BANKRUPTCY, laniaNALL•entszi.l 'mums Hackserrami, baker, to surrender March 3, at 11. TIMM (mows Davisa, Chin rick, heraldic ornament engraved, Feb. td, 12t. G Loma *twig Ottuntag, Springlardenstace, Stepney, graze?, Fob. 28, d 111. _ MANN "RUM, Georp-street, Hanover-squat% so bar lab. 111. at U. TDONIAII Bah-road, Peckham, licensed victualler, DM. IS, at II Oman B.Mi, WeMbenraapark-roadattorney's clerk.Feb.th, at 1. WILLIAM EMT PIOsIIaWILIe Ilarsh.gate, Lambeth, licensed ektvaller, Fah. 151, at 11. HAMM ASTI" North Cray, Kent, licenaed victualler, Feb. Ml. Jai". WHJJAh FaTIM, Cleveland-terrace, Islington, nom mistrial traveller, March 3, at 11. CHAJL Riagraollan, Gray's-in -lane, ship broker's cleek, March S r _at CAJAL,' WILLIAM LAM:MORD, Upper Feb. Caledo foranan to a cab proprietor, Feb.l9s. at 12 4. li=m mi talLlr, Blighetreet, nhadwell, rag merchant, Feb. 28, et 114 °MOROI BARCLAY MICMILLA., New Charier-street, Ooswell.road, &MADAM warehousentau, Feb. 28, at It. JAME, BULL, Newport, Isle of Wight, baker, March 4, at 10. SiirTintamme Crlthall, Loth farmer, March 4. at 12. GEM= Mlle linathAMT, Folkestone, clerk in holy orders. March 4, at IL litnieT SICILLKOMM, ,Lavender-villas, Wandsworth.road, assistant to a surge" Marc 4, at 11. JAmu% BSILIAKI3I PATIO, lichen Ferry, Hants, hosier, March 4, at 11. WILLIAM Miami, Bublip. Middlesex, bay dealer, March 4, at 11. Triumm thus LET, M. John-street, Smithfield, bout lace manu facturer, March 4, at 10. GOMM Petemir, Mince as. City. sail maker. March 4, at 10. 11111.1A 6 hLau Cx. Othoineeareets WbiaechaPel. dealer In clean: Musk_ 10. Hain CrMaLIZT, Hans-place, Chelsea, barrister.M.law in Ire buid, March 6, at 10. DANtill BMW, Walleatreet, Houndalitch, quill dealer, March 4, at 10. DAJIWL Wm, Drury-lane, boerhouse keeper, March 4, at 11. Josiah CLIITIMDAIM, JUL. Lower Thameastreet, commisalon agent, March 4, at 11. Rrcxaaa WILLOOOMIT, West Smithfield, and Carlion.road, and. printer, 104.16, at L JoaMill BLIMP MAMMA Horsham, Suesex,draper.Feb. 2s .at WILLIAM TIMMAs COLIANDIM, Cottage p iece . Limebouse, house ciscombic. Fah. 26, at 2. THOMAS ?LIMOS, :knamerford.grove, Stoke Newington, mer chant's desk, Muth 4... t Ilf. Hama MUM Montpelier-row, Brampton, grocer, Feb. 25, at lf. Jahn SMART N9lT,GreatConmhath sargeoli,Mare ll4, 121. HOINUITCOGAN, Cranbourrie.street, Leicester•quare, glau dealer, Feb. Ih, M 11. rums 1011226 PARSONS, Chroncesteratmet, Paddington, plumber, FM. 15, at 11. LOwAka PlOMidso, Long-alley, Monnields, baker, Marche. at 11. JOH. WILLIAM, Old Jewry, gentleman, March 4, at 11. Jogs Mang, Barcerobs, &me:, March 5. at 12. dome Pates, sea, Blucher-street, Walworth, commercial travel let, March 5, at 11e. MATILDA Falmaramo, Monkwellatrest, City, skeleton skirt manufacturer, March 6. at 12. JOHN 'OGLING, Roswell, Lines, farmer, Feb. SS, at 2. WILLIAM HAMADIML Bermondsey-street. Surrey. general dealer, Masa 2. at 24. Mercier RIWISPROSIXOt, Camden-town, lodging house , March 0, at le. SIAM Stragra, I:oundrpetreet, Ilhoiaditch, coal dust manufac ewer, March at 11. MU Hama, Hastings, Sussex, plumber, March 7, at 4. Thomas YTILD 011.1M.RT, Great Western Railway Mahar, Pad dington. licensed victualler, March 0, at 2. WILLIAM Samoa, Parllamentstreet, Westminster, and Watchet, Somensialare, contractor, March 0, at 1. WILLIAM Tamiss, lanadowneroad, Nottlarhill, clerk to an shah agent, March 7. at S. 1110ar JAM= AWRY, Thames Bitten, Surrey, late lieutenant in North York Ms 1111111 s. March 0, at 3. ehalltie Timely WifilltioTus, New Broad-street, City, MMUS, Feb 20. at I. JULIAN Sialxr4 023011 MOMS, Pantonaquare, Haymarket, pueral merchant, March 11, at 11. Seats! HATMoaa, Twickenham, reserved commander In the Navy, Feb. 26, at 1. WIGS Game. Crouchcnd, Horner), carpenter, Feb. 26, a 2. Timms RRTBOLD ButsoLue, Thatchmii, Berks• mail cart driver. March 6, Et 11. FILIDELICC WIEEOII, Watford, Hata, Menem maker.Marchs,at IL JAN= Jars, lobinitood-lane. Poplar, shipwright, Feb. 26, at 2. JIVI WoOD, Headmen, Haut, farmer. Feb. M. at T hane Ame KEST, Long.laste,Berniondsey, hide dander, Feb. laat 2. 111011 of AMPFSITS, Powmarket, butcher, Feb. 26, ..t DAVID NATHAN. Clement'almi - passage , Chtre.market, taboo. waist, March 5, at 12. Gaol= DINT Him& Cove' try, timberinerohant,March 2, at IL Pm! Brierleyhill, Staffordshire, totacoonlat, Feb. IS, at 12. Jos Wurtss, Birrninetam, Metro plater, March 3, at It Jour 611111011, Nottimbals, erocer, FM. 17, at IL James WALmaLsr, DeTby, dater Feb. 23, ea IL Joys SAWMILL Dymork. Olouor4tersh/re, tansisr, Feb. 22, at 11. AVIULT, Tawstack, Devonshire. farmer. Feb. 18. at 12 A&CMIIALD Lima Mega, Nast Wonford, Devonshire, photo graphic artist, March 1, at 11. SATWANII3, HAM. Plymouth, hardwareman, Feb. 26, at 124. MINIM HAMM. wars miller. Minh 1. at 10. Soo mmunrsass, Bradford, Yorkshire, cork lag maker, Fab. M 11. 11Maramni Oimartroop. Amos ORIIIIIWOOD. and JOSIVE OREM ITX:Luddenden Foot, Yorkshire, cottoei manufacturers, it s, at 11. Humorist% Joao, Bangor. hotel keeper. Feb. 25, at 11. MILL= and WILLIAM ROBIRTIL St. Helen's, Lancashire, bffstlayers, Feb. 16, at Ii MAIMS lALLIDSE. Liverpool, provision dealer, Feb. It, at 11. ELM ZDAVAans, Llandudno, Rantarthinhire, bazaar keeper, Feb. JOIN at Oco IL min warm. fun.. Cleneht oo . Cheshire. shiP Feb. 25, at llf. Jour WHIOLLIMORTH ir , THOMAS Wlool.ll9lfonTri. and JERDNIAB inoLnrokerM, A c crington, cotton manufacturers, Feb. 122. at 12. 30111 Sxrrii, ben., and Joan SMITH, jun., Nelson. Lancashire. cotton manufacturers, Feb. SS, at 12. RALPH Wow). Manchester, wood turner, Feb. 25, at 11. Hero! THOMAS SEMMES, 14evreastleapoo•True, mustard I manufacturer, Feb. U. at 11. Davin DOSAID 113CMAM, Neweastiteripon-Tyne, cattle dealer, I Feb. 25, at is. RIMY Itothilott. Birmingham, March 21, at 10. WILLIAM Itrotrogn Hmeriev, Binniughain, account.- March fl. at 10. WILLIAM Arena. Birmingham, delivery porter, March 21, at 10. @Anon la 117, Baliall Heath, Worcestershire, engineer, March at 10. Wallah Cimar, Bristol, sacking manufacturer. Feb. 25, at It Julii KIW ASISna WALTML itedluiroWr, Feb. 214, at 11. Jualpi ARDEN csounAw, Liverpool, butler. March 4, at S. ROMPS Pao. Manchester. book.keepr. March 4, M it. InmAith Forrite, Manchester. tobacconist, March 4, at 91. LLizAorni PIARSOR, Chortton-upon-Medlock, lodging-bowie keeper, Marsh 11, at 94. JOHN CIIZZIMAN, Manchester, ivory turner, March 11, at 91. Bowls THOMAS, Dartmouth, bootrasker, Feb. 24, at 11. W titian PShaeLLT, Totuess, bootmaker, Feb 24, at. Tio.HAS OAMLaorlas, Warley. Yorkshire, mason. Fe bb. te, at 10. JUSMPH MESON CHASE, Nembrough, Northumberland, school master, Feb.l6, at 11. Rolmict 11APJ1/1011, Oreatham. Durham. publican, March 1%, atll. ALLISON CHAPMAX, Watt Hartlepool, shipwright, March 1, at 11. Jana Ivrea JAMES, Salem, Cornwall, engineman, Feb. 26, at 11. Mane Wr.inlir, Wolverhampton, widow. March 6, at 12. Some RL INsToNit. Wolverhampton, brewer, March n, at lt. .rothe Be:Lore, Wolverhampton, icensedvictualler, ll arch 6, st It °mime Roes. Churchill, Worcestershire. carpenter,Feb. Mat 11. MATTHIAII NOIMICT, Preston, licensed victur. Feb. 24, at 10. Roclira 01/011mithi, Peterborough, licensed hawker, Feb. 26, at 10. CREEL= BAITER, Eye, Northamptonshire, vermin killer, Feb. 20, at IL WILLIAX MTH, Chesterton, Staffordshire, joiner, Feb. 20, at 11. JOHN Cooing. Ipswich, news agent, Feb. 24, at 11. Joint Conners:Li., see., Yeston, Shropshire, March 3 . at 10. EVAN POWELL. Lisnlgon, Ltreconshire, licensed victualler, March 3. at 11. (1601tOlt lIIISCER, Bath, carpenter, Feb. 25, at 11. Juan RmstAan Curren, Kingston.upou.Hull, butcher, Feb. 19. at 14. WILLIAM AMOUR Valet, Sparsholt, Hants, publican. Feb. 26, at 11. HEilo! Rossos. Pontypool, Monmouthshire, miller, Yeti. 26, atl. WiLUAMJAMMII Utrruti, Douington, Lincolnshire, aehoolniaster, March 1, at 10. WILLIAM FEAT?, Fenton, Staffordshire, Feb. 96, at 11. HURT LoTML BARTLE'S% LELalpOrt. IlAnts, painter, 25 Feb., at It CiSoace Rona Ithwann. Hameringhaw, Lincohuhire, clerk in holy orders. Feb. 20, at 12. as.• 1111.irer "• EllAl GRIFFITHS, Mau:stilt, IllamorgewiMre, grocer, Feb. 27, at 11. WILLIAM ROSE, 'Swabia', Dorsetshlre, becrhouse keeper, Feb. 25, at 12. Juror CminuirmAN. Shermanbury, Rumex, fanner, March 10, at 11. Pare Comer, Brighton. litho molar printer, March 10, at 11. Tuomos HAT LLAN. 'Dighton, baker, Feb. 24, at 11. 11. JOHN Gainers Nom, Brighton, railway clerk, Feb. 24, at Grogan MILLER, Folkestone, journeyman bootmaker, Feb. 26, at 9. JoHN ELMER. Norwich, pa th& clerk, Feb. 25. at 11. WILLIAM BOOM, Asittoti-under-Layne, confectioner, March 13. at L Vs clerk. LAST IXAMINATIONS. March 20 J. Oliver, Jun., Ilighttreet, St. John's-wood, plumber-Mareb 20. Catherine Hannan anti W. II urlstone, Ro bertatreet, Waterloo-road, surgical instrument maker' -Mirth Bt. A. Mundy, Ommelletreet Clerkenwell, dairyman-March 20 . 11. False. S:rand. tailor-March in. P. Waterhouse. Watford. Lefts baker-March 6. J. Belford, Nteolanuare, Hackney, nue . tionver-learchl2. A. Dker, Ling street, Hammersmith. ilvvey stehle keeper-March I t. L Beasley, Bank chtunbers, Lothbniy, share broker-March 12. A. Omen. Somereplace. Paddington, physiden-March 11. T. W. Tennant. lernnswick.cresceng, Cap' berwell, attorney's Berk-March 12. C. Cotchlw, dontherart, Bucks, farmer-March 12. W. N. Boyce, Sloane-km. 4, Chokes. commander in the Royal Navy-March 12. C. Watts, Donee street, Portman *mare. dalryntau-]larch It. C. IL Wheaten Illandford.mews, Munlebone. butcher-March 11. M. Laroche, Stanhope street, HanipMeadtroad, photographic artist-Mire% 14. B. Curie. son., Little Oullutordetrest, Southwark, 06 013111 . si.n traveller-Slarvb 14. W. B. Pond, Kingetreet, Holborn, herhalist-March 14. W. Nicholls, Kingston-upon-Thames, Sure rey. watchmaker-March It. T. Emmerton, Nile-street. Ben ton, butcher-March 14. J. Austwick, Great Toweretreet, City, and Lake's-cottages, Rotherbithe, ship broker-March 14. J. Y. Smith, St. Alban., Hens, gentleman former-March 14. R. 1 Lomax, Acre-plere, Oid Kenbroad -March 14. W. J. Webb, ; Hillingdon . Middlesex, carpenter-March 14. T. Murray. Com -1 mercial-road, Lambeth, ironmonger-March 14. Y. Wadham, Hornseyrise, grocer-March 13. J. Ruff and I. Ward. IlatEP ton, Middlesex, tallow meltcrs-March 13. J. Harvey, Wiltoe , terrace, lelington. agent for buying and selling horses-March 13. T. J. Andersen, Veesalbroed, Brixton, house decoretcr , March 13. T. Weak Watford, fame, carver and gilder-March IL H. Golden, Cleorgeetreet, New Keot.sned M arc h Merck /S. T. Allen. Malden-lane, City, peckerl4. IL I. Brown, Carlide-atreet, Lambeth, assistant doorkeeper' alas House al Lords-Mar& 2/. R. Bill, Sentkwkk-gmen, mar Shoreham, Seam, beker-Mareh 27. 1. Beceiga, Swan.street. ' DoveYrond, builder-March 14. T. Wright. SIGIIIIII4UITO and ' Drayootbplace„ Mame, brickleyer-March 13. A. J. North. Cnioeetreet, ilentemiewn, nomad vistnaler-March 21. 3 W. Illerker, Brick-bee, Bellagala, tellar-lbsob It P. B. Mir, iturreyaquan, 0:d Kent-road, IA ealswinas-March aw, Molt scowl, rtancery-lane, kw seallisaM-Merch 14. W. Reynolds, Westetreet, South Rackoff, tigaki eartuine manufsetneer-Merch 21. J. Device, High-street Ilomerton. Freli. bur n o,.....6 B lti ro re wp c to o t a butcher - - Si ll ar lre ch b l 2 4 l . • C.I C. Hayter,Wlenson 6bat , li 13. W. Cobbett, Battenea-park-March 14. W. R. Bryant. Iwo. sl place, flnsmpton-Harsh 27. H. IS, Ler, Bucks- March la Elisabeth Guthrie, Park-place, nt's.park, lodg ing.house keeper-March 21. J. Chapman, tweed, Eases, blacksmith-March IS. J. Bement, Newstreet, Prtland-town, greengrocer-Mane 18. H. Agate, Folkestone, draper-March 18. J. J. Jackson, Oxfordatree and Brighton, dyer-March 18. J. Ella, South-mews, Manchester-alum, Insan - Marth 18. G. Freeman, Camden.place, Peckham, commercial traveller- March 18. 51. Barnett, Hayfield-place. Mik-end-road, hobs char-Mareh lb C. Eley Black Motley, near x, dealer In poultry - M a rch 18. G. Jessup,Houghtonstrest, li kidieses, licensed victuallm-Mgrak 18. 0. Lewit t = garden-place, Pimlico-March 10. W. Dugard, jun. Warwickhire, lamp manufacturer-March 10. J, warem us higham, iro n mai:bent -Mardi Hi. C. Clads Leiceeteehire, timber merchant-March 14. T. Listen, Worcestershire, butcher-March 10. T. minghein. betting mason conualimon-March 10. H. Birrolagbaim canter-March 17. J. N. Clarke, Coventry Mote, Warwickshire, ribbon inanshintwer -March 10. R.Davies, Pelarehal Herefordshire, lieeneed victualler-March la. J. ley, Worcestershire, travelling deeper-March 10. 11=ill De, Alaimo-Bel/1a Staffordshire, miller-March 26. T. 011iver;Nottingliam, Lee manufacturer-March M. J. Mort, Billiasburough, Lincolnshire, tailor-March 18. W. Sketchley, TelteaSer. builder-Miuth 18. T. Main, Juk, Likelier. Umber menhaill-March 25. W. Husbands, Nottingham, lucifer match mswidaseiteer-March 16 W. Hughes, Brecon, licensed victualler -limb 17. C. Whiteman, Waohorouxly Wilts, carrier-March IL T. lestrow, BrialoL Homed victer-March Ws W. Shaw, Felik,Uallte dealar-Xamit Clem Blemaseeld, agar Hall- Z IMO s' l e L li t i r rs de%s. VW 0 I 1 r a1i .... 1 4,1:1.., A r a r ; Drlstair . lessliba lowa L . ilia ltdield. °dila Lot ns ll Marton, Yorkshire, math dealer-March MAIM Bradfnet carrier ' s ' fLagMhernspLigh eating- honer keeper-111mb 1 ' J. Hot ' maker-March 7. Mary Jones, id -Match 7. J. C. Reid, Live steam tug-boat March 3. 8. M'Kenzle, builder-Feb. . B. Sedddk. 106001 6 110, ellikriter -March it H. Young, A wooly. bow tetatler-=March 6 W. Vaughan, Creweirreen, ::::hisolllllll.4l l arcit L T. &UM, Wattlelboronel, 0410 p, tMeh 11. W. E. Thomas, Crumlin, Monmouthshire, =Wehilint--liMch 7. 0. Jones, ketvey4if.ach, Denbighshire, T. DisUsi,,Paiunton, Devoviddre, journuyinan builder wawa-T. B. CM, Old Bylsnd, I orkahlre, farmer-March 7. R. Itnith, Leek, kaffordshire, inakeeper- Harsh 01 . J. Ash leigh. Milton 'tonere* Devonshire, licensed vistruillsr-liarch 7. W. Neivers, Bradford. wheelwiiiebt -Minh te. , r: Antler, Black burn, bricknisker-reach 16. ifwiy Gans, Leicester, groper- Feb 26. J. Hobbs, Landpori. Haifa, brewer-Feb. 24. -8.11. Tort Po/Ma, surgeon-Feb. t&' T, Un Mixon, 6.lnooloshiss $54, Note, butcher-Mal( 10 : . W. o , Carlton Snoop, tiseolu.. shire, commercial *MOM- 10. J. 'Shit*, Spittlegat"," Lincolnshire, fellepiessow,-)/arelker I. Castilian, „ r ,,,,,..., Mash 5. PL. S. ilk, Llverpodl, milliner -M •5, .r. lii- - i tt l e t Z7Torteth-pallk, VW. Liesepool. butcher-id 5. i J... 1110.• gnash, Livery.* Ironmonger-March 5. 11. J. Bailey, Lire 1, . tidunonger-Harsh M. T. Bond, Norton Bridge Mad . labourer-March m...J. 11. Deere Mlle. Stalkisieras 0 7. man tailor -March .80. J. Walker, Brinklow arwic , blacksmith-Feb. IS D. Williams, been, mixer . Fob. 24. N. Mitchell Cougleton, Cheshire. tallor-44 Th. w . Stanley, Btaekden, Ciemhire, farm merwme-Xareli 6. J. lkomikeld, Sweatier hepgrepolan brewer-March 11. J. Patters, theensca, ship bruker-ltarch 6. J. Bennett*, IL John.juita flempaoa, taike"--leatelt 4 ifir.soge. Words VAMP leerVesiV Math a. F. inalth. Oxier¢, artist-March 0. F.ilaker is = gambrel deallar-stlarch 5. T. Hunt, Stonsefleld, -march lan. A. tem Worcester, bookseller-lett ell.V. I Bath, painter-Marry 21. H. Sturm, Bath, moment weiher-Ilarchet:JALlßey,lltws.uponLevern. Fr =lrarehi * 2.. l isti l Mt i r n i, Vrcete " Zie, W greet"- March 14, W. W. Liam ,'lnimdelL Suseex. journeami gel** --Apr* 10. J. Hertfordshire, butcher-Mane 7. F. Snook, Fanny Boob, carpenter-Mari T. B. . Name" Ata”utie ots, c l u t= victualler-Nara et ' l l l =ns, irskapon March lie 0. D. Wild man, BIM y, Lincolnshire, watch maker-March El. T. Lemon, C lnikikment manufacturer -March 13. J. Wil liam A In:Mee-Ma 'O. .1. Jenkins, Aberaman, Oh = ,=, ellins-siigek S. -D. Jones, Kentlit.litil, Obiroorpn -.. eh. 26 R. H . Hill, Kirkby Lonsdalo, Westlialre tenk statMak Celt Lecif.'Ealamlke, schoolmaster. JIAIifERITPTIIT BIiNfILLZD. Feb. 7. Joiiii SWIM (homeland, Roar Halifax, Tareabtr . e . _ ma- JOINT Ifl;OCK. L'ONTLNI3OI MlB. eUIAT NOINNINW AND 31*1LA/re COAL OOXPANT 7L1307011- March 16 at 16, at Baminghallialrost-in meths MK al tesstat .beierias. istainiesawr omrmorne. ' I. •I AMB. Beceatbill. plcumaber-Istitildosid 0t.h..71., * L i ne and Mee ankeegneet Wedneetlyl, at Ndwardts,la wimghmtielnal t.. i. D.=MusD% ,Ifesibourne-grome. Bayswater, cook-Ist dist ot Se., P. 19, and thM Weniqueut Wednowleys, al Id- IthiMiln=tslillt. ikont. Doper map Macaw; 6401 gilt ' three sibewerient Wad aCtleteoMleralable. L la dividend of la, %b. An% =RIK Meirt= M i tle,Vlt 19, and any , at Miller's, Bristol. AARON FIELVINI=, -114 dividend of 7s. 7d., Feb. 21, and any su Tuesday, at Hernaman's, Maw etrater. IMMO mom. Manchester, rag and waste dealer-Ist dividend of le. o s. . Feb. 18, and any subsequent Tuesday, M Herm. man's, Manchester. THORAIIIILLWARD Gitnnle, Warrington, La commis sion agent-dividend of 20e., any day, at N ichols on's, War rington. DIVIDII27IO. March 7. J. Hughes. Basing/WI-street, City. and Gresham. terrace, Denton, woollen warehnuseman-March 7. J. C. Smith, King William-Meet, City. Jeweller-March 10. M. ToldorPh, Seething-lane, City, merchant-March 10. W. J. Hearn, Dover, draper-March 7. G. Onsehrook, Birmingham, plumber-March 10. J. Eareshaw (separate estate,. Bentax, 1 orkelitre, dyer- Ilene U. R. Wilson, Leeds. fax spinner. CIJLTUICATE to be granted, unless came be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meetim. March 7. H. Franklin, Manchester, importer of fancy goods. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 3, Summers and H. summers, Commercial-place, Kingsland road, drapers-W. R. Bottum and F. Yeomans. Haromeramitb, ear merchants-C. 0. Grauer, W. F. Ripon, B. Barton, ad J. J. Schmidt ( deceased), Mexico and Vera Cruz, la far as regards C. 0 Gruner and J. J. Schmidt-J. Cordrey, F. Cowboy, and C. Cordrey,Looriane,Bermondsey, fellmonicers-W.Casickerm, sad W. Caxton, Jun.. Rotherhithe-street, and Lower Yorkstrest, Rotberhithe, ship's smiths-J. Beasley and J. if. W. Itackstesw, Holloway-terrace, Holloway.road, fishaiotigers -T. Abel and T. Fisher, Birmingham, coach axle tree waken-R. B. Potts and J. Julien. Livermsil, irontnongeri-T. J. Nash and W. D. Hull, High liolnoni, general letter waken- O. Joel, J. Joel, and R. Joel, Shentseid, steel manufacturer/. *o far as regards 0. Jost- Ann Full James and J. West, Riverhead and Chlpstead, Hat, grocers-F. Bidgood, T. Jones, A. Wilson, and J. Reside. Dublin. woollen drapers-G. Wilson and W. Wilson, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, tailors-E. Griffiths andllayhow, Fenchurch.street, ship brokers--J. il•Glivray and J. Dykes. Neweastle.upon-Tyne, Horn drapers-R. Puckering and F. Hesitate. Beverley and Scarborough, coach builders-H. Hewitt and J. M. Hewitt, Man chester. tallora-W. Waist. sen., and W. Shlkock, Btu., Lei cester, builders-W. B. Smith and W. Previa Jun., Camborne, Cornwall, general merchants-W. Haynes mad T. J. Hoed, Old Bailey, commission agents--J. Belsten and W. livash, Bristol, wheelwrights-B. Holden andßennett, Woolwich, grocers-Letttem, Blyth, and Lethal's, Glaagow, and Friday street, City, msaufacturers, so far as regards B. R. Lethem- Christina Bartholomew, Jerk Bartholomew, Christina Trail, and A, A. Trail, Edinburgh, dressmakers, so far se regards Airs. Train. SCOTCH IHRUBSTBATIONS, JOHN Focrom Altelltrltillt, Port-Glasgow, merchant, Feb. U, at the Tontine Inn. tireenock. Join DossUseux, Olargow, slater, Feb. U, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Wiiiiss sank Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Riker, Feb. 20, at the Commercial Inn, Hamilton. Jolts Ilmosiw, Holman". Lanarkshire, farmer. Feb. 20, at the llruce Arms Inn. Hamilton. WILUAC Linnzi, Denny, cattle dealer, Feb. 19, at the Golden Lion Hotel, Stirling. PETER FERGUSO3. Eslinhargh, and NewlAgging. Llnlithgowahlre, house factor, Fels 21, at DOWIIIIB and Lyon a Rooms, IttlilllMl , Mh. WILLIAM MARTIN. Muirlike, Commit, farmer, Feb. 24, at the Dumfries Arms Hotel, Cumnock. THOXAS Mot,RISoN, Grangemouth, contractor, Feb. 18, at the Crown Hotel, Falkirk. Rosser M 'Liza, C'hapelhall and Carlin. Lanarkahlre, builder, web 22„, at tha Hamilton Arms Inn, Hamilton. Gaqius: r .r.ANI,N, ro,llttatu, Milo, ..,1it..,, 1,... 00, 01 Via 0....100 Arne, Hotel. Elgin. Jon m Hey, °Armond, Aberdeenshire, merchant, Feb. 18, at the Mush:it:ill Buildings, Aberdeen. (TBOX LAST main's GAirrra.) WAIL-0771c1, FALL-MALL, FIB. I.4.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for the appoint ment of John Peter Grant, Kai , Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal, to be an ordinary member of the civil division of the second class, or Knights Commanden, of the most Honourable Order of the Bath. Warrinsix, Fss. 13.—Tbe Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Greet Seal, for appointing Hugh Se ymour Trenienheere. Est ; Richard Dugard Grainger, . ; and Edward Carleton Tuthill, Bag., to be her Majesty s Commissiosenp for inquiring into the employment of children and young g as in trades and manufactures not already regulate la. d ffer. James's PALACE, FEB. 13.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Doyle Patterson Elms of her Majesty's Boy Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard, vice Captain al e V. Macdonald, resigned. FoREIGN-OFML, FMB. IL—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. E. C. Downing as Consul at Car diff for his Majesty the King of the Belgians ; the Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Jose Gervacio Sotillo as C on sul in the Island of Trinidad for the Republic+ of Venesuida. " Mr. Mark Lemon about London" continues to attract very numerous audiences, and the Ant and wooed parts havebeen considerably Manned in interest by bei now compressed into one leonine, sad liberally in terapwa with lighter anecdotal natter. ' About Loadoa" is *ow delivered every Monday sad Bride ~ sod " About Well. minter" every Wednesday sad Baurdst, with all the beautiful and Weird Ulustrationa FRAPHIO INTELLIGENCE. (weds miaiwis.) THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. 13FRTIN, pm 14. In to-say" sitting of the Prussian Chambers the Right and Left introduced their proposals in refer ence to the German question. M. Von Carlowitz made one proposition for the recognition of the Kingdom of Italy, and another that the question of Electoral Hesse should be dis cussed. Count Bernstorff, in reply, briefly recapitulated the declaration he had made before the Committee on the affairs of Electoral Hesse, and added that Prussia demanded the re-establishment of the Con stitution of 1831, besides which anything that might be in opposition to the Federal Constitution could, after such re-establishment, be put aside with the co-operation of the Constitutional Estates. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, PM .8 Ma Trieste). The Levant Herald announceithat the Porte is negotiating for a foreign loan, .forwhich the Oridit Mobilier iinittltg • lromdorx drawl 'Wive offered to beeome Costroteei. ' 'AVMs .111 2 .06r0 4 46 1 P 3 4riat di a dir APC manilla! will "PiagOdi la 6 414 tbb polio. in Syria :44c , v. ' A rumour is cut eat the Porte intends to form a central representative commit for the/ pro vinces, composed half of Christians and half of Mussullami— • .TIIItKIC Y AND SERVLL ocdsoreynsopts, FEB. 14. The &swim governmeu t t, in reply to the protect of the Porte,. declares %het . Ferris hap runweieed within the -limits of tips sutouorey the counky has acquired, without overstepping ateognised rights. ' 4 , 11 • • . Their oirnment gives .furtheflrf:slutifig expls ustiopp. 4 .. KUOTRIA AND /NZ CONCORDAT: I DB.SEIDEN, FIR; Ai The official Dresden foirnal s of .to-day a letter fi•om Vienna, asserting that the Austrian government intends effecting a revision of the Con cordat, and that the Pope had moat readily ex pooped his acquiesces's in the. propoeal. . U. is added that negotiations on the subject will probably be commenced 'shortly. z• • WARSAW; Far 13, Evzsdia. The cathedtal of Bt. John afid•tlli church of the Bernardines wish re-opened to-day by Archbishop Filinne irid Bishop Plater. The other churches of Warsaw will be re-open , to-morrow. • • # b csut cauf4. I%AM FEB. 14. Mites itgn Cpchin o.}ins, dated nit Divan: besonsiselles Aglow. at She takjofJUNlholki after an energetic resistance. The Franchisee vas not considerable. It is bidiered that the exiiedi tion against Rig will not be undertaken at presents WEST INDIA MAILS• iIOUTIANIPION, 11. . . The Boyal Mail Company's steam ship Atrato, Captain Woolley, with the above mails, arrived this morning. She brings 69 peasouper& and 19 dis tressed British seamen, also specie value 123,730/. sterling, and the following cargo, viz. r-165 serene cochineal, 3,594 Barons indigo, 8 tierces coffee, 70 bales sarsaparilla, 6 casks ginger, 4 packages vanilla, 6 packages turtle, 2 cases shell, 225 bags cocoa, 2 cases succatles, 24 bales indiarubber, 209 bags silver ore, 88 packages sundries, and 64 from Jamaica, for the International The Atrato brings dates from Honduras to the 14th ult., Blewfielda 11th, Jamaica 26th, Jacmel 27th, Demerara 23 rd, Tobag o 23rd, Trinidad 24th, Barbadoes 26th, Granada 24th, St. Vincent 25th, St. Lucia 26th, Martinique 27th, Guadeloupe 27th, Montserrat 27th Dominique, 27th, Antigua 27th, , Nevis 27th, St. Kitts 28th, Tortola 30th, and St. Thomas 31st. The arrival of the information at Trinidad that Prince Alfred would be unable to pay his expected visit was followed by au entire cessation of all works of preparation, and the disposal by public sale of the materials that had been got together in readiness for his entertainment. The only event of importance at Demerara since the last packet was the arrival of his Excellency Governor }Lucks, who was sworn in with the usual formalities on the 9th ult. His Excellency held a levee at Government House, which was numerously attended by the inhabitants of George Town. The apprehension of hostilities with the United States being removed, holders of breadstuffs had reduced prices, and the large stocks which had accumulated were freely offered at low rates. The Jamaica legislature continued in session on the 24th, but it was expected the business would be brought to a close iu a few days. The question of immigration had occupied most of the attention of the Assembly. It was proposed that the loan of 250,000/. to be taken up fur immigration purposes should be paid off, principal and interest, iu tittuen years from the time the money is borrowed. Another bill, providing for the introduction into the island of liberated Africans from Sierra Leone or St. Helena, in compliance with certain terms offered by the Colonial Minis ter, had also passed the Assembly. The ship Scoresby bad arrived with 300 immi grants, Coolies and Africans, and other ships were shortly expected to follow her. The intelligence of continued peace with America was received with much pleasure throughout the island. The three Polish Jews, Chlomm Reiohberg, Abraham Rosenberg, and Kauffmaon Weber, who are charged with conspiring to defraud the Imperial Bank of Russia by means of an extensively organised coospiraoy „to fabricate forged rouble notes of a l l deuuminationscircuhiung in the Russian empire, were yesterday brought before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-house, for re-examination upon that charge. The interest in this extraordinary case appears to increase C ONVOCATION. —Yesterday the Upper Elouse as- 1 upon every examination, and the court was crowded during aembled at 11 o'clock, the Archbishop of Canterbury in the i the dal by PeMoos who were anxious to hear the proceed. chair. Several representations were made from the Lower inga. Belpe Ilegairke have been made as to the = t urn- House in the form of gravamina. io reference to the reviaed 1 Memos of the three priaonere bo w under examination being code of education. The Archbishop of Canterbury sag. brought for examination in the City of London,. when the gated that as the proceedings in the House of Lords on , o ff ence alleged against them was committed at tkmlilinhaalt . a b n y d tb it e u rls y t t it re tio o n re , g be ivea aa pt i e t : t s o ta e te zan t" line tth a e n V d °" d erY eal with he previous evening had been very satisfactory, it would he well to Postpone the consideration of the matter. The ; Bishop of &ford agree d in this auggestien, an d rea m , persons charged with that offence in any dirtrict where Deeded that all the petitions and gravamina should b e . they are either apprehended or may be iu custody, and as kept. together, in the event o f cou ,,,,,, tan b e jog a ir e d upon , the greater part of the incidents connected with this ext ra. lo deal with the matter on some future occasion. In refer- ordinary plot occurred in London it was considered to be MM to the minion of Christian women, the resolution I better calculated to further the interests of justice that the ageby the Lower Hones was brought up. The Bishop of 1 whole matter should be inquired into within that joie eernke in high terms of praise of Si. John's House ! diction. et Nam, wed generally of the ladies who were engaged in i Mr. Sleigh again appeared on behalf of the prosecution dr peas wok in his diowee. After considerable dia. . instructed by Messrs. OliVellee, Llvie, and Yeachey, for ear*" a resolution approving of the end( was adopted. the Russian government ; Mr. hi'llonoell, the barrister, The Bishop of Oxford presented a petition from the English appeared for Iteicarberg j Mr. Lewis, of Ely-plaoe, for Chunk Union expressing disapprobation at the step taken ' Rosenberg ; and Mr. Daniel(from the office of Mr. Hubert for obtaining a legal liosaae - for the consecration of the Wood), for Weber. Bishop of Honolulu. The petition was ordered to lie on ; It will be remembered that the evidence which Mr. the table. The Archbishop of Canterbury said the petition ' Corder, the engraver of Birmingham, gave upon the last stated that he had been inhibited from consecrating the examination, proved that all thi ea of the prisoners bad Bishop of Honolulu. There was no inhibition, but he was milled at his house together, and had all taken part in the advised by his friends that it would be safer to apply foe conversation, and gave o r ders to Mr. Corder for the her Majesty's license, which he accordingly did. The house engraving of the Seto f rom which the notes wen to t° hav e ; Las , after transacting some other bitsibess, prorogued to the been Printed, and th e Platheire , ..were, "' en , re "'""" n 2011 of May. The Lower House Waster no business of . order that some evidence cormumaure of Mr . Corder' " imoortamse. statement might be obtained. Soma Wavle RAILWAY.—The directors of this ', This evidence na t e i eaerd a ._,Y Produced , and the Owners iseeipeey have resolved to recommend to the proprietors at were tall y rewwit fo r w''''' the swift half•yeerly meeting a dividend at the rate of ' r------ - -"- --- -- ---- • Wee For amt. • par 111111111rti leaving a bassos of shoot 4,0001. to be carried forward to the next half-year. The GMT NORTHEIN HOSPITAL, KINOIS-02.080. &Advil& ke the eneeeparliess period was at the 01/110 rate . Number al pinata for the week ending February 8, 1,022, with a Wanes over el - about 2,000/. ' of which tV wen new cues. ~~.+~ .. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (race[ use noes ourrn.) WAROFFICII, PALL-MALL, FRIS. 14. Grenadier Guards—Ganeral his Boni Highness the Duke of ei 8.G., 0.11/3., Be., from the Soots Pallier Gtetia, eia tbe colonel Scots Fusilier Guards.—Geneval Sir Alerender Woodford, G.C.R, Re., from the 40th Regiment, to be colossi, vice General his Royal Highness the Duke of °embed., appointed to the Grena die r Guards. The Prince Consort's Owe Bide Bripde—Field Marshal Lord Seaton, G.C.8., G.C.YO., to be colunelin-chief. eeth Regiment of Poot—Major-General Plomer Young to be colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Jeremiah Taylor, damned. A DIEULANET, FEB. I•L—PROMOTIONS AND AP EMMET& —Sub-Lieutenant P. IL W. Magow, to the Marlborough, additional for disposal. Midshipmen G. Stoptonl and E. G. Fasting, to the Nazeisma • H. W. Dowding, L. A. G. Roberts, and D. Q. BistUrso the Emerald. R. W. Topp, confirmed as Snt•cbus assistant engineer in the lodes, Si supernumerary ; and J. Belo, confirmed as seeoedsler assistant swum in the Nile. Mr. J. Mardatmt has been nominated to a naval cadetship. PORTSMOUTH, Frs. 14. The Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, Captain G. H. Seymour, 0.8., passed through Apithead for Osborne at 10 o'clock this morning with the Pi uasian standard at the main, and therefore having on board, it is supposed, her Royal Highness the Primes Frederick William. The Serials% 51, screw 'n Joeling, made a trial of artetireberre part lia rdte armament, to recent Admiralty order. r imagism are of 400 horse power, coastrected by Nowa Peen. They worked well, , sad the trill: via at the whale ray istiefratov. 21111 opusr-EARTssrso IAL ir. ON CAPTAIN • ' • aaa Lp~Q*7 was spin resumed in Dublin on A. _ - "The crom-mardination of Colonel Brownrigg by ,de 11 on having concluded, the latter gentleman' put in CM following document , which was reed : " I now propose to cross-examioe Colonel Bootjack as to certain ids end conduct of his towards me during five or six months immediately preceding my interview with Col.. Brownrl and him, and which eon: and conduct were, I believe, adopted for the purpose of compelling me to retire from We regiment. Those to which 1 refer relate to orders gives idles that I should act get my leave of absence while to Birmingham ; to order 402 while on the line of march, to to Ireland; I should be 'clifirived of the of • daildthelk th eft Wog rives commatif. ql7 troop!; to th e eleteeetkerilith4Pik {fir complainmade by pa is to such conduct shonm be trans mitted MOW milltinYektherities, and to the WNW selt Colonel iludiesk WWII* with such request mac given by hinktiont whse I was not the officer en should at nieraing and evening stables • to an gives by binsthe• I, au officer of sixteen yes ,.' stendieg the army, should exercise is the ridingechool with s book, board ; to the fact of his haling placed en officer four years my Junior in command of the Teethe:l wheel - I,and he going on lama w. om antec-Anst ry ae la to me on one occanoq, when seeding a newspaper in the mess-rout ,to le to the ' chum abd to the megaration, with the lettrityLandsonettee W Ablenel Beatieol, of a docummat rellegung om mg character as as of and • gemtlemap, sod : ng for my removal from the regiment ; and which doeaufent was, with the lice r brother or mestion of Cblonel.Behtilsk, mat rund to my og:Zor their signatures. chaiga that all those acts we dole for the purpose of cob:noting me to have the t, anti thatilee MOM* on the let Oe• twicir. lBBl , soa- 01 4 , the lett If 'the series of proceedings, all tending to the same end. I intended in my letter ofthe itth October, ISM, 'tole:lib all those acts and oonduct ; sad I beg to call attentionto the toluenes to Colonel Ben. tinck contained in that letter. 1 therefore respectfully submit that I should be permitted to cross-examine Colonel Beetle* as to these swami matters." xamination conk, only The Court decided rhabghg mpg - e extend to the OVitl4lllolßabeidy gmen by the witness, and the . . . • SPORTING INTILLIGBITO4 BETTING AT brANCHEBTER--liitio.ty. • . . WA l' 0 CUP. • ," 'ifto '1 oste ''' nowillition (t) 16 to 1 t' - 'a ditto (t) 16 to 1 Oarnpbell's ditto (t) 20 to 1 Hakes ditto (t) 20 to 1 • Lad Dorgan 's ditto (t) 25 to 1 tilion's ditto (t) 33 to 1 Lord Sefton 's ditto (ofd) LINCOLN HANDICAP. 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