The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-11 00:00:00

4 Bank of England notes, end One arversign., from the per son of Sir Augustus William Hillary, Ent., under the fol lowing circumstances. The promontrr, a fine looking gentleman adorned with musmehiee and hip( rial, stated that as the esming of the 6th isst, ho dined with a friend at the Wait End. Os Ma return home ha alighted from a mishit in the Weamisseteureed, sad while engaged in a partlealar rurpcm sem King Ed we &strict, the rheum et, bustled pent him ea ea, gide ; he partially tented tumid a s p brim Mosul mow binoolf to portoia his pow with the OWISIOA Ho pus , an aill e al d ret as far as the milbella eistageb, whoa ko ooptorol bar sad demanded his pane, but ski Iroioil ell lisoirloolgo of it. He, however ocioull Uhl 0 leer sad brovikt Mir beak, whoa obi soootiblog with hir km*, sod " Look the lat." He ricked the plait op, and lowed it to bus beak stags whit' ho boa proviwaa7 nP awl Pieced with the 111.11,1111 pi in bit poster. Ho the n lotsiaad her oath • pellomon mow whoa Ito gave her late eastody. She was magelead. but tik• atm mom y could set lea Mead. Is debar. the meaner said she near saw the mossy. or know saythlog oloot the Won't. It woo so re wing anything atom for I , o would moor anything. The jury returred a verdkt of Guilty, and the court gen tamed her to six swaths' at hard labour Brixton. POLICE.—YISTIRDAT. WORSHIP-STREET.—Bunotnar.—.f. Timer and 0. lows, fellows well-known to the police, wete charged with h a ving burglarionaly broken into the dwelling-house of Mr. James Las. am, • coffin-plate chaser, in Speek's-bundings, apitanisks.—lt appeared that, on the preceding afternoon, the peosteutor lint home, accompanied by his wife and chil dren, after carefully securing the pianists. Oa their re turn, sheeny after 9 o'clock in the evening, they heard a sou sing Reba at the end of the passage, and the priests. r Joan at the tame moment darted torwsr d and endeavoured to NSW in the street. The prosecutor instantly seized him by the collar, and, although he offered the moat stemma resistance, and forcibly dragged him into the road, where they bah fell, the witness retained his held of him until the policeman ems up led secured the prisoner. While they were la the glessiale, the pr?oeses Tuner suddenly presen e t n e g eNtell at the lbw fl oor window, and drorped into the street, and started off, pursued by • tradesmen named Creech, who enesteek him in an adjoining street, and gave him into cue. tody. Oa semi:deg the house, it wee discovered that the s p rit sumo had been thomehly ransacked, sad that rezty o f Tearing enteral and other proper.y had been he removal bk Chi ves, whose deeve were frestreesd by the arrival of the prosecutor and his sily. The pitmen declined offering any defence, and were sesMittad for Mg cutaiuutwlu.—GlTAßDlllo • CHUTE Hat , f of Neeteerstsset, Fitzroy-Ream was charged under ch it e xtraordinary chemeacces. appeared from the evideses of Lakin, 127 8, that yes terday moraine, about half rat two o'clock, he was at tracted try the of are arms ie St. Yenned Church yard, where he re =l the prisoner with fire-arms and a stroppre, marching backwards and forwards. He refused to give say mown of Mamie when he was taken to the statieedsonse. Mr. Owen asked what be had to say for himself. Mr. Sidney, his solicitor, of Hattee.garden, raid that the primmer was • highly respectable min awl was devotedly snaked to his niece, who !eminently di ed, and was interred ia St. Pawns Churchyard; end a strong ouspicioa was en tertaissi that the remains would be disturbed by holy methens he the surgeons, sad the prisoner undertook to • the the ve. Tee Wend gentleman called witnesses to thts statessest, when Kr. Combs immediately dissharged the primer. . MABYLEBONB.—Ondes Ovesson lIT • MAW or Fonrown.—Me. R. C. Serve, a pones of property, and C Loathes, a an way dressed female, were charged with assault lpg two domestio sensate named Swan Smith and Mary Clay • Ihe defeadanta have lived together upon term of the closest intimacy (the female being nominally the housekeeper of Savage), and ears hoe upon many occasions been brought to this cent, charged at the instance of the otter with dunketeness and assault, and fines have been inflicted. Mr. Pelham appeared en the part of the complainants, and It his statemeat wee tierce out by evidence, which went to p i show that Savage had for years past occupied premises in 64 Wellingten-pl So. John's-wood, and that on the 23rd of it January last a Mr. Clarke, wbo then lived in Carolinewrest, 1 1 4 , Camden-town, and had known him (Singe) for leers then 20 ram acceded to Savage's wordage, and with his wavelets a his (tin scale defendant a) hones, with two young female somata, with an understand*, that he was to be bearded I I sad peeperly attended to in every respect , at the ,rate of II 121. 10s. per month, for • year wish). There , the also a ! rirdation that so female " Mends " of Mr. Savage should Ise allowed to reside in the house. Savage bed, however, in st the early part of last week, sent for Caroline Landon. Both F of the defendants not only committed auaults epos the i hash domestics, bat perpetrated acts of a most disgusting aware in their presence. The acts committed gannet be 2 particalarbed. Mr. Broughton, after hearing evidence which occupied his s attention nearly two Doors, came to tee conclusion that a more groom ease of profligacy had never come before him, 3 and the sentence which be felt himself bound to pews upon the defendants was that each should y • penalty of 61, or I be iseprirosed in the HOW, of for two months; in 1 additioe to which ha should cell upon Mr. Savage to enter bookie ma reeeethiernee in sow., sad to find two swain in 1001. eask with been' pia, for his keeping the peace 1 sod Wee sired bthavienr for the maim six - months. He was flossiest/id up. The penalty upon the female was paid. SOUTHWARK.—TH MIIIIDIN IN TUB EL/M[7IUL- I 10AD...- W. Bsiky was again Owed at the bar, charged with the wilful murder of Henry timbale, in the Black friars-read. Some additioaal testimony was given, but no new facto were slicked, the witnesses only confirming the evidence adduced on Monday. Mr. Cottiegham, addressing the prisoner, said, " You have beard all the evidence now adduced against you. It will afterwards los reduced to the shape of depositions to De used upon your trial, and you will have it read over to you. I am c spelled to send you for trial en this solemn charge, and it ' s my duty sow to ask you if you have anything to my. You may say anything or =thing ; hut whatever you may now say will be used in another place." Prleoaer.—l have nothing to say, only, according to what I hear from the evidence, I am sorry this has hap- He was • young man with whom I was well acquainted. I have been home with hint many times, both to dinner and to tea, sad he has beta with me the same. He was one of the last that I would think of doing suck • thing to. We had been drinking together all night, and were my comfortable. How it occurred I'm mare I don't know, when I heard him say, " Oh, I'm stabbed ; I am Mag." I have no idea ef anythiag further than that, when I was taken into custody, and that young man (referring to one at tie Maims) says to me " Yoe are not noise away," sad I says " No, I'm net gob/ ;" and when the man said he was stabbed I those* he was only joking. Mr. flottlatikans—You will be seat to the Old Haney, and fatal will probably take place on Friday next. Yoe bettor be prepared to meet *is awful charge. primer was then fully committed for trial. RICHMOND.—EXTRAOADINMIT CII•1011 or SKOP" xerruict.—Larlia Dixon, wearing • very large shawl and • thick Mask less veil, was brought bethea the Itiehmeed Beath, et whisk Sir T. N. Rem was theirman, shoaled with thopliftiag on an espossallseted seals.—Tbe Newt was erewded with Rishmed , • large eem her of wes= had be plemiseerry= "ln pristmer. On Saturday night, shwa pallet Or ia ge m ilk paw sun Weeds observed the rimer mite the parties of Mem. Balsa Fides asp, sadden die pc apes as smi method ether seeds wee • plass ee kneltabeek, which peeved to madman 00 yetis. Me saw the prisoner, who was Featly West upon the show in the window, give one round, as if to maws handl she was not observe and then momentar il y swathe the hackaback seder her shawl. The pi& col was ee keg that it protruded Menthes* above her shoulder. The prisoner had got MD street, and was walking away frees the shop, when astehias d t sight of the coastal& she ran back towards the cha p an when taxed with the theft she said she was ;Meg to take it in to ask the price. When apprehended the row s n so misted, and it moss mob as Mr. Field, ens of wad the mastable mkt do to get her to the Watr n Os: pawing through the peerage to the charge sew the eat trivet to breakaway ame reties of lee dare in aswl, and down fan what to • casual observer would have appealed an ordinary silk apron, but whisk meet to be a peahen ispable of seetakies et Isset bell • dess . := sad in it at that time was • seimere bum esd sic lace sailors. This primer at that time wheel to give her name or address, bat the latter was subsequently Mend, and in her opertessaw,te width she souldobtain stems at soy Um without big seen, was heed =immure wra thy ef preporty si ahasat every ismelptian, dramas ie assimosou meths and sosia, fare, wells of Free satin inin ams, nraninnallaildmit tearde lwes. Ilk sod kid gloves, milk miteneldoili, bums% sev pefts alkalies' heft awl Frensh eke.. tWO What& shaw eral ls, • halo of *gee whit, and these flannsuid isim p eas , De cide enthereue ether areas of Wing vane. Meth that ea an them Melee adios the private ma r k 2n to the Mises= had boss seihend to mesa*, and through the tasedaas of haspeethr Nod. the grater port of the peeper has been Masthead. Pio pawnbrokers dupli esem sun Med, but soma thegubes were diesemd, me slating of • dark Drown ufg wfils the Wiz mho to ill in eerie at the both ; a lightelmems heel is leads, and an debars Mot with sheet mete. The . pelauser's beak is black. There wee aloe a AIM Wilk the aide manse sad the other elik awl • mord alsith Med with apothem pockets. Fast peps head it is aesertsthei thee the phone' is the of aam =Joist WWI" sewimustd. A please sonaled instrumeets were le the pleener's mete llagagli it se that the has need email fear years in it den no:al r at = abet the was im press WNW of say primer did net sap deem, bet in might est be sent to pubis, as It weal assnieny ininli g bee. thr T. N. Bowe said the rheum amid Ism thought of that Preiresly, and ransaded bee that haat inquiries mot be mita. MONEY MARIEBT. Tvzsmr Zooms. Thu English funds exhibited an improved 'aped today. Coned", which were yesterday es low ae 91j, opened this gnovlliner at 91k, and domed at 91j to 2 for money, and 92 to fr for the amount of 10th May. The improvement has arisen chiefly from the abun dance of money and the settlement old* Inrie options sowasatal with tomorrows sweat. The Three per Cents. Reduced imptoted in the 1 some pror rtion, end were done at 907, and ; the New The e-ard•a- Quarer per Cents. at 91i. the quer Bill. nod India Bonds were likewise qua d 1.. Dieter, Exchequer Bills of Jar e kaving been done at 495. pm., and India Bands at SOL pm. Bank Stock was does it 1931. In India Stock there was no buei- nese to-day. In the foreign market there wee also a decidedly better feeling. Mexican Bonds improved 1 per cent. in the aurae of the day, etc sing at 2 9 1 to 30; Peru vial at 68 to 8; Spaniel Actives advanced to 17. It being understood in well•informed quarters that the difference with the Spanish government has ' bi en satisfactorily adjusted, Name: will write a letter of explacation, and the unburden will return to their pests. In the other foreign 'comities we have also a slight improvement; the quotations of French stocks a. Pans were 800. higher, and all the French shares bad improved in an equal proportion, which had a gene rally beneficial effect on the foreign market. Portu guese were east done at 281; Russian. 105 ; and the Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 601. The April dividends were paid to the public to day, and money was abundant for short , periods at 2 per cent. The Foreign Exchanges to-day were much the same as last post, with the exceptson . of Hamburg, on which there was more paper offering, few which there was no requset, and rates were consequently higher. We give the quotations reported of business done: — On Amsterdam, 12 21 (at short, 12 to 1) ; on Rotter dam, 12.21 to 3; on Antwel, 25.83 to 70; on Ham burg, 13 111 to 121 ; on Frankfort, 1211 to 1 ; on Petersburg, 361 to 1; on Paris. 26.30 to 55 (at short, 25.271 to 321) ; on Marseilles, 25 53 to 60 ; on Genoa, 26.50; on Vienne, 11.33 to 35; on Leghorn, 32.90 to 33 ; on Naples, 40; on Madrid, 481 • on Lisbon (90 dsys), 5 3 to 1; at three months ' ex cept as otherwise expressed. The highly rupee ed house of Messrs. John Thomas, Son, and Lefevre has, we understand, been remo delled by the retirement of Mr. Thomas and Mr. Le Merchsat Thomas; the house to be now continued by Mr. H. S. Weer*, with the muse mans as hitherto. The Wed India advice@ by the Clyde give a gene rally good account of the prospects of the sugar crops in the different islands. In Demerits, though the crops are good, the labourers and the planters are at issue about wages. In St. Vincent and Grenada the prospects are good. The drought experienced in the Havanna leads to the expectation of a diminution in the seem crop from thence this season of from 73,000 to 80,000 tout. RAILWAY NEWS. TVEIDAT EVENING. SEARS LIST.—LONDON, Aran. 10. Nots—Tbs tooNONE of an d Ilansa doirodaro dosoio NINE Imiattiset: Yam at 11.9101 hake oollaff Wm. PAID. SO /Wilms .......... 18 18 rjil tombs &1111448817 I I 28 US. Pleterome at Do ""' 14 1/4. AmM.01.11.4./ 41 U IMcao t Dem ILO 8ar..14014 IMAGO M l° ZWIG '22III--'ffi. 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Ai A a 30 491.569090 3. At U 1.. 1)&141.40..41 al3 4 I It D 4.14144.3 I 4 RI I 1 DMILsh...II &Br 3 Sip. 1 art . . Othodioutros . issaga DUX , Nasser mug Lime r Scrams of Trams 111 Orissar a Dordessis Pare end Wm.— Paris muml Orimme.. X Poets ad lama Parts asd Rossi mod .. Min. . Tort swot Nonfat. • X d. I west Do. dis. RAILWAY MEETINGS. NORTH WALES. Facial Noggin., of SharAoldors.—Loados, April 10. WILLIAM CHADWICK, En., Chairmen of the Board of Di rect presided. The ors, CHAIRMAN commeneed the premedloge by static that within the lest few days several of the thereWAhn had celled maw him, and requested information ca certain points aemMeisil with the railway. He trimmed them that there wee set the slightest wish alma the pert of the directors to beep backer coseeal anything from the proprietors ; but, ea th e antrary, that he should be meet happy to lay the whale of the Maks beforethe mingeay ; and he added. that if he rescued a requisitha hem thy respectable am ides d the desteheiden, he would se thee convene a @pedal meeef, eel Weal the fullest 'aromatic's to any one k su in the line. (Her.) The project had certainly been • malt eathetsteste or • and the company most perceive lbet Remo latterly imps:Ale to sorry at out. The great =the eameitheation wee—what was best to be er eddies deeautstancee ; and with the view *tar dy's. at • eatielbetory newer upon that had, there existed • genera desire apes the part of the directors to impart In formed= to the orisapeey. (Hear, hear.) Mr. 11111XDIIISON said that shim& he bed are bee ems of these mho sigma* the eetwidies to the obeirma to esaveththelemeatimeedas pet is was glad the amehildus bed bees Waded emether eppereenity empewelag their 'Oedema Imes the slum wit& hail bees persaed - mei oho upset the athflast et the 72 ;• A greet del had beea mid span both diesel the ; and, after erembheing the cop math*, be eine se the concludes, sodas We the oak wee new Was the Hesse of Levi, sad that great doable the existed in the minds of may • el qty, SOUlymbed Of the sYmeiaYnti and net of those of the shiesheldere who were ham to be friendly to the shelemoo, but of them of dam who bad ap posed Mr. Chadwick thasegbeet the whole trtheeetha, might hefted* to be males& He olid therefore to moth that the allowing eammittee of u gly appolated to kVA, the state sad dein of the 77 Mr. Hefty, M.P., Dr. Waserfaid ell Walr i ge non, . Mork Mr. J. Crawford, end Mr. Cohan, and that loth ssithas have liberty to samba the dhow tors and smiler, and meek ether °Mews of the em i e: might be domed desirable. He thought the should emertale whether the &redoes had had the all mactimi of the shareholders for all they hod emiseteiteal h i wh it e way the 1,4401. drawn bad helm ; whether the li ne could be disposed of or earried eat to eempletion ; what interest the Duties locally elteeled bed taken is the mama ; what number of share. hpl is =red the desolatioa ; mid what the committee Te ta be dose nadir existing eireuxestenees. He th a eghttbat with seek objects me thews in view, them was n re etaS: shareholder ersitenti however veldowei who would to the formation et the committee. Da cop. would eery muck Mad to quiet the fears of :the sharsheikes. sad, at all events, the cosepeay would by this mew haw the natter Ia their ems Mae. They would dna he melded se sundae nil pieties misused ; they wadi Mb iaveetipate ail peenakay asks ; ihsre =t maid be Lid before a future mediae of the whielb he wasted, would in a great measure allay theme ens pidone whisk were new estertalaed. (Hear.) Mr. OW= esecaded to sodas. ;;;;;;•:. g lreVacii. - is - eti. SSA Dial 41 46d. 34 , D. Nag 401. • II W. C.. Dora 101 Ds. Thirds 6A. , Dud.a6o6 1 I " ,17 R. "VAN. a w4a guar . i 46/60.6pCaradie yp. 4 6p. ass.. Dart t Mat . 3d. 1 16 1= 101 114 I Naack,Ele4l.4l.inc. , 36 it.g.,i 1 254 Il i I r.: VV.: g: 111 4 4. •14 14 111 Do. shares Ns. 344_1 se. I Iv. 10 Dv. ea 141.P•41'.F4 U I ..133 34L 46 270.0L044m..4144 sa. a in 104. 16 Tis. do. I Ad. wrilk4 llt W. Da do 4 74. i l4 6 etd 17 AL 50411.4Uva11.15 144. r o .. ; "11 1 iestla Dasll l l44l. ) Ds. lhae..Lia.Dsh Ild• WWI ildstr i 4 1 171 133 __l44 DLCW. NO- p...a1l 131 A Dr. AI. arro A • I s !3 3 1 3 W. 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AL Ars Wei 2 ii 4 Sa ri 44 iiWi 4 Wri 36 44. Tr ft.*. ..... ... 1i M. 1104 . . .... l4 DI Da Is. ... ...... 3 21 ✓l'l. 2l IL 10 Dei.daltept....,. 4 11 Pteld&X44 1 U D0.47.3141p IL 41 , 7741,44 1 A Meth Walar_ 2 . 2. ..01 W. I up g A 10) 1 & 1 . 114.1.41445 . 1 0 444 1 2 12 Wu 44 SO 4 Take Asa . - ham_ .... O4 Dip. 10 Walsaftfil *Vasil 4 1 A casriesio...4s A 474 Wahirld.i Limpid; . par Ip. 10 Woarlalisig fgeadr gni TWA 15 Dp. 00. kw& 75 Ad. 111 Pa. is. . iharss l4 11d. 46 wur. 50i.1W4:4. us iskt Wary PM . - 1 15 T itirt il i 1164.123 21 31 s wa64__ 1i 161. 10 411•764124144.17 161 i lipl 4 neCirit.44ol I i 30 T Sib. liAlard 416 TA '.. I. Media 44 41d. 10 Pp ~• 2 lid. 1014 7 13STre 36 A 16 De.Vr wmg r.lipir.m n dam ....A 4 Ilv. 11.475.4 n. sd Drirlfird 19 140 4 =WWI ... ".t AL ad Minh -II 36 S 4 Arians A Pr 1 26 Mt 10 1 7 6.10 r. it 14 1 1 41 k a .1 7 =1 0 74 A1er116...... r ii 41 4A. ..... ... 6 1 viz iv. THE FXPRESS, 'WEDFESDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1849. Dr. WATERFIELD lager e.ted the propriety of _having the masa stewed, so as mere ly to_ appoint a committee its the ant lestarde, wi.hoot =mug the members el which it was to be ccoopeed. Mr. HENDERSON adopted the suggestion ; and the motion is Its amended form was agreed to. Dr. WATERFIELD said he knew not =idly whet ob jest Mr. Henderson had in view by appointing the commit tee. but It was exceedingly desirable that a few observatiens ahead be addressed to the meeting relative to the position le wMih the Nat'l Wales railway was placed by the report Passeted by the committee of the House of Lords. The sheembeilers had all reed that report ; sad as it *retained some =rhos matter, which he was very sem to parese, be old sizenglyresseemeall the senspeay to take awe haw they heath= in any SWINK epos the privateer) of the upper hew. It wield be a most ladder.= proceeding if they did any thing whatever swish& would have the slightest teedimery se gin ahem to the amenittee of the lads. la fact they weeld leader themeless liable to be brought before the bar dale Wiese it they did W . Whatever, therefore, was dose, mast be done with the utmost courtesy towards their lord ship. Meer.) Before he concluded, he would take the minty of putting a few questloas to the chairman ; but, in the meantime, it must be satidactory to know that the pro viders were Murat one and all in favour of the dimpled= el yes ramgaisy, if that object meld be attained. Whoa it we bead ties they net dissolve it by an eat of per they had pawed= under the Wiading-wp ; bet It was found that that act did sat l oi mealse like the present, who had al. a lighlative enactment of their own. The peeped maim he Neology" rota as much as the dire* ten iould (Ibises If =deg tie proprietors had been carried and their ehalrmaa had been obliged to eon m to Lard Itestessle that tl r s e e e :Elig eat of that proposal had bo. tome ma illegal p . He (Dr. Watertleld) wee glad that their atairmaa Wight= that, and many ether things ; and that, so far frees Ladling from any exposers, Mr. Chadwisk had =premed his willingness to lay the books piths company beim= the abarsheldoes to the fita =Met. (Ht at.) The errearmittee mar aygehreed might investigate the mounts in ems% so ae net to glee even the of an oppomition to the inquiry ea la r= of Lords. It was the = funetime of their lordship to the veld alast dolinqueneks ; and, if the directors of Bee Meth Wales Railway had been guilty of any, they bomme me* able to the law. However this Weld be, the emmgmay were in trouble, and they meet get out of it as soon as eimg meekly sad, is extricating themselves from their dithmellime. Y thq could render any widow to the lords themeelees psi sodas their seteme, it would be vies on their pits to tender en offer of such aseiseaner. He woult eves Mse far u to invite the company to plead a paid= M the Hones of Lords, to encourage their lordship pie le =am their efforts to depute a =bib, auditor foe all relisegys la the United Kingdom . Lad Monteagle's bill had hula Welly opposed by the railway members of parliament; ad he thought that, if the course he now =cl were adopted, the lords would be e and an cause would be given them to mealiest their distaste et an of the t prompediage of this Company. But be. fore dwir amembled again after Easter, and before the arias., steady taken was printed and laid epee the table of the horse, he thought it desirable to put a few gees lions to the Chairman with reference to the present state ef the funds of the company. First of all, he wished to know whether there wens any outstanding debts ? Did they owe anything to their solicitor ? The CHAIRMAN.—No ; we owe nothing to the soli eitar. Dr. WATERFIELD.—Is anything owing to psalm:ten- tau agents ? The CHAIRMAN.—No ; they have bean settled with. Dr. WATHRFIELD.— Han any largo debt bees in curred kg s•atimeery ? The CHAIRMAN.—No. I should think only about 21. or It. are owing for stationery. Dr. WATERFIRLD—Ie that, anything owing for rent? The CHAIRMAN—OnIy the quarter upon which we haw raised. Dr. WATERFIELD--For the office ? The CHAIRMAN—Yee. Dr. WATERFIRLD—Are we indebted to sr late Secre tary Mr. Mariner? The CHAIRMAN—I think we are legally and morally indebted to him, for he has been kept in town purposely to attend their lordships. Dr. WATERFIELD—Are there any other debts, besides the p few you have :satiated, that you will be called upon to ? Th ay e CHAIRMAN—No. Dr. WATERFIBLD—Then the sum of money you have in hand, and which you We to MO, is clear money The CHAIRMAN—Yes ,• I should say that some of the charges have been paid Sas the report was presented ; but it will not take from the amount more than Mi. or 6001. Dr. WATERFIBLD.—To clear the whole sponges ? The CHAIRMAN.—Yes. Dr. WATBRFIBLD.—And that would show the result of all the transactions? The CHAIRMAN.—It would. Dr.WATERFIELD.—There are 11,000 shares—are there not? The CHAIRMAN.—NearIy 12,000. Mr. BUTTB.—Are we to undennusd that the two Chan cep suits have been terminated? The CHAIRMAN.—Yes. One Chaneery suit has ter minated ; and, so far as Mr. Jackson is concerned, we are informed that they have not prosecuted the suit further ' and that they have no chase et ever sueoseding with it after the strong observations made by the Chamomiler upon the appeal. They threatened to appear before the House of Lords U they were not compensated ; but they have no legal remedy. Mr. BUTTS.—Then it has not terminated wholly ? The CHAIRMAN.—Our solicitor thinks it has. Mr. BUTTS.—WiII yes offer any compensation in sem that you think due to the parties ? The CHAIRMAN.—We are strongly advised that they have no ease whatever. Dr. WATERFIELD.—The fact is, they were oat ed court in a very few minutes. Knight Brace observed that their case bore the most infinitesimal quantity of equity is it, and therefore I do not suppose they will she say further steps. (Hear.) I am ezesidiegly glad to learn from the answers of the chairman that we as straight, :se far as our finances ere concerned. (Hear, hear.) Mr. HENDBRBON said the gist object to be attained by the present meeting was unanimity, seeing that all the shareholders were in the same boat, and that in proposing the formation of the committee, he had not the slightest in tention or desire to run counter to anything done or doing by the House of Lords. His simple object was to satisfy the shareholders. He now moved that Mr. Joseph Bailey, M.P., one of the largest shareholders is the company, be one of the committee of Inquiry. Dr. WATIIIVIILLD and Mr. Burn both expressed their belief that Mr. bailey would not set. The boa. gentleman was however appointed. Dr. WATIMPIILD having obj ected to serve, the name of Mr. Henderson was slants . The other members of the committee appointed were : Mr. O. J. Shore, Mr. Norris, Mr. J. Crawford, and /Ir. Cohen. At the suggestion of Dr. WASSILPIILD, the powers granted to the committee were similar to those entrusted to the committee of the Bastes Counties—atetely, to investi gate all claims made sad Likely to be made upon the com pany, with a view to the immediate settlement of the same —to call for books and documents, and to sundae the dies tors, solicitor, and oaken, if necessary. In reply to Dr. WATILVIILD, the meeting expressed them selves as favourable now as they had formerly been to the &relation of the esespeay. The Doctor stated that when the company had limetheltme petitioned the Hones of Lards in favour of the disehmien, there were only di dimentient shareholder., asseg_tirma. Mr. SPIIKEMAN thinaght the committee jai* appointed would exceed their duty if they wont sae step beyond that dithering the character of the directors from every imputa tion cost upon them. (Hear.) It appeared to him from the Lords' report that it was doubtful What none their lordships might take. It was possible they might Seim upon the money being reinstated, or that they might direct the Attorney-General to prosecute parties, if any there were, who kid been engaged la an unlawful Visigoths ; and therefore, as the company were now treading upon exceed ingly tender ground, they ought to limit the inquire to such matters as would clearly excu l pate the directors, with whose sadist the shanks/dere were satisfied. (Hear.) Mr. BUTTS asked whether the company was now ap proaching its dissolution, because that, after all, was the grand &detests= to be obtained? The CHAIRMAN, in reply, observed that the carrying nut of the line was haposible, and that he apprehended there was no power to compel them to carry it out. The directors had acted is strict accordance with the wishes of the proprietors in dividing per share. Mr. Rote, the bar rister, had advised the manner in which the deed should be drawn • and therein the proprietors mast not thick that the division had takes anything upon themselves without having first obtained legal advise. The difficulty about the matter was this—that, In dividing money by deed, It was required ell parties should be cossenting parties ; but In thedi vides in the present ces, there had bees two diassatlents—Mr. Hughes, M.P. for Car e eases, sad Mr. Herapath. He was happy to say that the company were under no contract for land, and that they were under Reliability whatever to any letdowns on the line. (Hoar, leer.) After • brief desultory esassatien a vote of thanks was pared to the dislismn— theft separated a meek ef eenfidence which he ao kaewledged, and ehe . EAST INDIAN. Special General ifeeensp.—London, April 10.— Mr. AGLIONDY, M.P., in the dim. This sourting nu wraveaed for the purpose of onsideriog and dimming the terms and conditions proposed by the Court of Direction of the East India Company, and of con. aidering and deciding on the proceedinp to be adopted in reference thereto. The CHAIRMAN briefly opened the InnVill by re wading the shareholders that at their last meeting they determined upon adjourning until the feet., with the undemanding that ghoul& the Want he in a made' is the meantime to lay any lateurills• hem the iimrsheiders they would convene a meetlng at ea elan period than that date. The directors boa that they were mow Is a poadoe to Word certain inured", inderniden, aril the provost inordag had beta .EL. mar.) • Mr. D. I. NOAD, the assselevy, thin reel the terns end immodest ups. which amdeboso womid be elided by the Let India Ompfty for the einstrestiew sit the railway; bat es they hue sheedy been getribheil Ode jeered it is un. a"a to peat then hum Tirg repeat sold dist the terms sad condition bar ite now been reed, he 161111100 i to Ilk whether may retie man bed say ebtervaltene to mike with ram' to then he lm be skied what his owe individual widens were. At truest he would emir ash* this Nagle remark that lerisli• shies them imams bad boa periled, been is petty osesteat communication with the authorities of the Bard of Control, he might express his strong conviction that it was the inten tion of all the aw.horities coarsened in the government of India to carry out in a bed fide meaner this great under taking, sad to give every fair construction to the terms and med (Hear.) He could only further add that these terms were not atria ly raid, but would be open to lateen , tfoa ; and that reasonable modifications would be admitted into their subsertotios cestraets. (Hear ) Mr. HITCHINS the* moved the fo l lowing resolution: - " That it is the opinion of this mistime that the terms offered in the letter of Mr. Melviil, of the 28th March, 1849, are each as this meeting approver, and the directorial, requested to mewled, a contract acordatoe therewith, en 4. le such medificetkos as' they may thick expedient." After ;vine an elaborate compliment to the chairman and dire.- toes for the manner in which they had conducted the affairs of the ens y, he observed that they had now arrived at a point which they could never have expected to have attained. In fat every failure had been a gain. They had undoubtedly security of a first rate charact-r, and were guaranteed whist any possibility of logs. (Hear.) Their directors had received no remuneration for gears of labour and anxiety, and he ventured to ruggest that 3,000 unappro prised shares should be placed at their disposal in order to mark their settee of the great exertion, of their directory. The CHAIRMAN interposed. He most observe at once that though they accepted the 'negation just thrown out as • testimony of renewed confidence, it was one which, and he spoke the unanimous feeling of the board, they could under no terms whatever accept. (Load cheers.) They had been fortunate in Nilsen this ooneern to a satisfactory termination ; and that feeling, wigged wi•lt this mark of their continued confidence, would be an ample reward for them. Bat as to receiving shares at par for the purpose of diepwing of them in the market, though it was perhaps not an uncommon pro oesdiag in railway matters, it was one which they must very gratefully bat decidedly decline. (Cheers.) He would ask, however, am an additional mark of their confidence that an shares which still remained unappropriated might be left with the directors to be disposed of at their discretion in such a manse: as might prove advantageous to the proprietors. (Beer, hear.) Aker carrying out the experimental line, it might be necessary very much to increase their capital, and it would be evidently very much to the admiatege of the cow paay that they should have a large and mpectable body of shareholder , . (Chace.) Mr. FLOOD seconded the resolution. It was an extra ordinary thing that at this time any company whatever should be met foe the purpose of constructing a railway, and the fact of their being new so assembled was alone a strong testioseny of their faith In the skill and judgment of the direction. At a time when great names were being shaken, and great companies themselves were tottering, they were met foe the purports of considering whether they should not now embark in Si undertaking unparalleled fnr its mega tilde. (Hear, hese.) He could not help expressing hie astonishment the advantageous term which they were now emerideringterms much more advantageous than those which were submitted when railway property was vastly more valuable than it was at this moment. (Cheers.) Capt. HENDERSON wished to inquire, as it was pro bable that the lbw would be extended billow' Burdwan, in which direction it would proceed, and whether the gut ' nude', which at pretest applied to 1,000,0001. only, would be milled to any further capital which might be I rand? The CHAIRMAN said his answer mast not be regarded as official ; bat undoubtedly the whole of the terms and con ditions wore liable to modification. The million guarantee might be increased, and the same terms would apply to any acrease, as by the pment conditions applied to the million. (Hoer, hear.) He could not state what the second terminus of the line would be, Calcutta being one; but it was intended to leave the direction of the line and the second terminni to he decided by the Governor General of India upon the pot. However, in whichever direction it were extended, whether to the west, to Mirsipon, or to the north, to Raimahal, coo part of the experimental line would be lost, the portion as far as Burdens being cameos in both directions. (Hear.) Mr. BIRD confirmed the statement that the line to Bad wan would be anew to both ; and added that if it were extended to Rajmahal, the route would be N.N.W. by W., end if to Mirseports, N. and by W. or N.N.W. Mr. DEAN gave his cordial support to the proposed vege tation, and expressed his opinion that it would be highly ex pedient testae with the terms offered. Mr. FISHER inquired whether the intention still existed of reducing the abates to 201. The CHAIRMAN said that that was one of the points on which the directors were pledged, and it was a matter of pride and eatidaction to them that they had never made a Liallwhich they had broken. (Cheers.) A bill was now ag e e r i l= fafojiiittlx,tizu passingrpo, taLdl4tiellastuutrehoemaitimee bod uch es passible. At the same time they had undertaken to secure to the company by charter everything which a charter could femme. (Hear.) In answer to another question from Mr. neaten, The CHAIRMAN stated that there was no intention of allowing those persons whose scrip had been forfeited, or who bad not paid the 11. call, to be admitted ander any cif amstances whatever to the benefit, which the company now held out. (Hear.) The resolution was then pot to the meeting, and carried MM. COS. Col. SMITH then proposed the following resolution: "That it is the opinion of this meeting that all shares upon width the call of 21. per share shall not be paid on or before Oa 10th inst, be forf,ited. subject to the discretion of *le mart in particular cases." Mr. CAWTHORNE seconded the resolution, and after a 'light discussion as to the propriety of extending the time for paying the call, it was carried unanimously. - In reply to • question as to the number of shares, The CHAIRMAN said, that of the 40,000 201. shares, 10,000 would still remain to make up the number. A PROPRIETOR begged to know whether the directors W ems to any determination as to the distribution of those shams ? The CHAIRMAN said that the question had only been madiered by the Board that morning; but they had not come in any resolution. He could only now repeat that, if t i t i :t=en would eo far confide in them as to leave the to them, they would undertake to divas of these in the manna ost advantageous for the general inte rests of the company. (Hew.) Mr. BEAIJIiONT said he had received a letter from Capt. Barker, stating that a surgieal operation obliged him to be absent, but expressing a hope that they would bear in mind the Great Western of Bengal, adding that they had registered about 19,000 share, wider the amalgentatics, on the faith that the balance subscribed (slant 5,00011.)„ should be headed over ; that on their own shares not a farth ing had been paid; and he wished to know what had became of it. The CHAIRMAN wished he could tell. (A laugh.) The question was full of mystery. The amalgamation took ghee before he (Mr. Aglionby) joined the company. He them& the agreement would have been carried out by the Great Western of Bagel ; but they had met with, instead, nothing but procrastination and dMulty, while on their part every condition was fulfilled. A PROPRIETOR asked if inteeest would be Awed ea the outlay ? The CHAIRMAN could sot venture to say how far. It the expenditure already lectured should ante to have been for the benefit of the undertaking generally, they would be allowed credit for all, but certainly for Mr. BEAUMONT having in particular complimented Mr. Semmes for his energy and gelleacrifice, and Mr. Treoldield far his disinterestedness, moved " That the cor dial thanks of proprietors be returned to the chairman cad divot= of the empany for the energy, diaintereand nem, patience, and perseverance which they have eat eamdfested is the conduct of the couspeny': h = cal which have enabled them finally to overcome dills& des of no ordinary character, and to meet the 'harebell= le-fiey undercircumstances of prosperity as promising as finsasely they were gloomy and adverse." Mr. LOVELOCK having mended the motion, it was un aahy The nousI CHAIR I VI . N d , in returning thanks, expressed the satisfaction of the directors at that day's meeting, after years of exertion, which almost appeared a hopeless contest Per himsel f he hal never held a share in any other railway, had Bever trafficked in railway shares, and did not intend to de M. He fully concurred in the compliment maid to Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Freablield, and in conclusion observed that itwas the wish of the directors that all their proceedings should meet the Shoe of day, and their intention never to affect mystery or concealment. (Cheers.) The meeting having given three cheers for the company, then MISCELLANEOUS NE WS. —LONDON AND B atogrog. —This company here made reductions in the charge for periodical tickets, with the view of encouraging building, and extending facilities for imbue= residence in connexion with the short stations between London, Croydon, and Epsom. OPINING 07 1111 LOOP LINZ YAM LINCOLN TO Gattesionouoz.—On Monday the 9th, this further portion of the Great Northern Railway was opened for public traffic. The line wee certified by the government inspector last week, and on the arrival of the train from Boston at 9 15 a.m. on Monday, the first passenger train started for Gainsborongh ; it was well filled with pamengers and gentle men connected with the company. The line after leaving Lincoln station, crosses the high street on the level and the Upper Witham, on a drawbrige ; it then runs along the south side of the Fosodyke to Seaby, pre senting good views of the cliff district, and of Doddington-hall and wood. At Saaby the line a crosses the Fceedyke on a handsome bridge, and direct to Gainsborough. Four miles from Salby tre ° r7 d i . sa station for Marton and Stow, by the side of the old Roman Fomway from the Trent to Ermine-street; near this place a good view of the old Cantle of Torksey is obtained. Stow Cunt& is one of the oldest in England, and is bunt on the foundation of a Saxon cathedral whisk was destroyed by the Danes in 776. About midway between Sexilby and Marten, the Manchester, lihealeld and Lincolnshire line from East Redford, joins the Great Northern. After leaving Marton station, the line passes near Gate Burton, the seat of W. Hutton, Esq., Kasith Perk, and Lea, the seat aline Charles Anderson. At Gain h, a vay awkward junction with the Manchester, EihMeld and ashire line bee been made, and the station of that company is used by the Great Northern. In coosequenoe of l &spates, the Great Northern do not intend to oemplete ti g loop froonGai toßawtry, bat will nee the line of the Manoiseeter, Shen' and Lincolnshire, hem the junetion near Testes! (above referred to), sad join their own grand bastion Ilse at East Rahrd. This will not increase the distanee two idles between Lincoln and York, and will me the eempany seemly 300,0001. The opening or the line front Gainabervegh to Lincoln will bring a large amount el new trails ea to the Onset Northern Line, and from it to both the 11111.1,11 Counties and North Western Lines at Peter- An extension at the line from Gainsborongit will SOON time be made *roe the Isle of Oxbolme to the Grand Trunk Line at Cowden near Snaith—an set Y abeedy obtained. The &laws be tween Lincoln and Osiniborough by the railway is some three miles shorter than Ly the turnpike-road. •• F R ENCH RAILWAY TiAyrip.—T • he fOIIOWIII ITO the list return. of t glom rtitipte of the mind* Preach railways : Notaxamitotillrat.t9t= Apill:lrasengera,l43,44Bf.; goods, 172,772 f. ; tots 1121.216 L hinges.— !folk Ma. 22 to Mar. 31: Pmessigers, 54,629 E ; goods, stAeut ; 014 131 . 9892 . Matma.—Wrom Mar. 25 to Mar. $1 : Panniers, 19,237 f. ; goods, 36,7124.; total. 27,9421. Oalsama.—Pram Mar. 26 to April 1 : Paawagers, 77,6431. ; goods, 11%77:4.; total, 197.418 E lioaeamm.—Trom Mar. 24 to Mar. 30 : Pameagers, 20,352 L ; goods, 46,124 E ; total, 72,47 AL Vsemoit.—Freta Mar. 26 to April 1: Pawners. 30,146 f.; goods, 45 1 04= total, 39,3921. sz.—From Mat. 26 to April 1 : Pmenigers,3o,6l7L ; goody 11,631 f.; total. 37,4662. MIFF/I.—Prom Mu. 22 to Ms:. 31: Passongen, 2,8492.; goods, 1,4761.; total, 11,327 L PUBLIC &Liss. APRIL 10.—By Messrs. Bvtotsae. SMOLDER, and &M -ena, at the Start—Eight freehold beams, BeWeir-terrace, Vauxhall Bridge-road, entreated annual valor 11311.. but let on lease for 73 yaws unesplred at 301. pound man busd-tax redeemed old for 1,03eL Mr. °WILT, In conjunction with Messrs. SPE/AMAX and Cur.—Three freehold houses, Vicioda-ploce, Limehouse, let for 721. per annum—sold for NM AralL 9.—By Mr. DAntst. C Roane, at Ciarreway's.—The Winder Castle Tavern, Pumex-plaos, Regent's-park. with Mem of ground containing cash-bones and etstds adlcdning, let for SI yeses unexpired at 1031., held for 73 years at 111. Is.--sold for 1,7301. The Prince of Wales Tavern, Elia dreth.strsef, Belgraveasquare, with early pereetsion, held for 75 yews =aspired at 121., flatures, furniture, and stcek to be taken at valuation-2,7301. Leasehold house, 30, Ellrabeth-street, Pimlico, let Ce lease for WI. Si. per annum, held for 75 years umpired at 21.-5001. Leasehold home and shoo, SI, Ellubeth.street, Pimlico, let on lease for 761. per annum, held - for 73 years unespired at 31.-11601. COMMERCIAL AND MARIE= COTTON.—Lionarom, APRIL 10.—The market to-day was again gloomy, and prices of Americans, 4 to 44, were a little ender, but hardly to the extent of a quotation. The males were about 2,600 balm, includidg 600 taken on elport. MANCHESTER, APRIL 10.—The intelligence of the cow menoement of hostilities beteriat Denmark and &blends-Holstein has produced a depeeming influence on the market, and we hare to report an unsatisfactory Mate of boatman to-day. Shippers to Denmark and the north of Germany are, of course, doing very little at present. The chief markets for which there to any inquiry are the Mediter ranean and Indian, and kw there the bmdnen doing is only moderate. Prices of yarns foe Germany are decidedly drooping to day, and where business has been done, concessions upon the rates of last week bare been submitted to, to the event of about id. per lb. For India, the prices of last week have not undergone any material alteration. The home trade houses are doing little at present, Easter week being generally a dull we with them. The general feeling in the market to-day is one of dulness, as might be expected from the prment settled coalition of various continental enantries.—Manchester Ex aminer mad Zoom. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Lasers, Aram 10.—The attend ants of merchants at the cloth halls this morning wav only thin, and the transactions were not extensive, there being a scanty supply of almost every deecription of stock. The goods in demand were prin. tipsily confined to good wool-dyed Mocks, wooded blues, and other coloured fabrics of lower qualities. Mess was no material alteration in prices. It is understood that a large proportion of the fancy cloth manufacturers are engaged to order. BLANKETS. ECKMONDWIIII, Aram 9. Easter Monday being a general holiday in the district, there was but a thin attendance of merchants and manufacturers in the blanket hall today, and there was very little business dons either for home consumption or for export. Frost the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tesesday, April 10. BANKRUPT& Josern JANIS AZIIITAI.S. WILLIAM lIIINIT AZIEITAOII. CHARLEA ALIITAGC, Marsclon, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manulac torero, to surrender April 30 & May 14, at 12, at Leeds Ct. Sole., Sudlow ft Co., Chancery-lane, & Floyd, Huddersfield; off. mfg., Hope, Leeds. WILL/ di Asa, Henry.at.„ Hampstead-rd., plumber, April 17 at 12, k May 22 at 124, at Basinahall-et. Sol, Btrutt, Buckiagbam.st., Strand; off. reg., iltansfeld. Baslngtiall.aL Joao FAISCLOVOIII, Leeds, cloth merchant, April 20 & May 18, at 11. at Leeds Ct. tiola, Capes & Stuart, Gray's-inn, & Prost, Leeds; off. math.. Premiss, Leeds. rIioNAA .11Allp num, Birmingham, dealer In bonnets. April 21 k May 26, at 12, at Birmingham C l . Solt, Chaplin, Gray's-fan, & Bartlett, Birmingham ; off. weir, Christie, Birmingham. Cnitivromma HALL. Liverpool, corn them, May II k June 1, at 11, at Liverpool CL Sots., Keens. Russell, Martin's-lane, Canna.. , & Lewin*. It CO, Liverpool; off. sang., Turner, Liverpool. jou', thenamr, Orem/atm, Yorkshire, apothecary, April 20 a May 18, at 11, at Lieber. drat. , Parker & Co., Badford-row ; Dawson, Bradford; & hide & Clarke, Leeds; o ff . swig., Young, leads. 111011A8 Mu; Hawkwell, Duet. grocer, April 20 at 2+, & May 22 at I, at Basingball-st. Sole, Wilde & Co., College-hill, City, & Pig. god. Chelmsford, Essen; off. mai , Edward., Frederick's-plum RICHARD LAMPRILLL, Pratt-at., Camden-town, builder, Aoril 20 at 2, & May 12 at 12, at Basinghall.M. SoL, Taylor, Gray's-inn ; off. wig., Edwards, Predariek • rplece. Hamar Mummy, Liverpool, woollen draper, April 18 & May 13, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Sole., Mitten & Co., Bnuthamptem-build., Smith, Liverpool; off. swig., Morgan, Liverpool. Jose Pacumoaa, Liverpool, baker, April 24 k May 15, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Sole., Bridger & Comma, Kin William-et., &Dodge, Usurped; off. maim, Cazenove, Liverpool. WOMB Raman, Stamford-le-Hope, Ease: apothecary, April 19 at 11, & May 21 at 12, at Baninghall-st. Sol, Johnstone, saanowy. lane ; off. rung., Johnson, Basinghall-d. Tarmac Bsenerr Wane, Dudley, Worcester.hire, grocer, April 18 & May 13, at 10, at Birmingham Cl. Sot., Wright, Bi rmingham; off. rag., Whitmore, Birmingham . nabLvesi pznnozmui. AT POILTIMASPeasse. I. Aforeworra, Cialkiforteprace, bag. T. Lawn, Vietoria place, Old Kelt algae. welts rd„ baler. rd., 'Wafture dealer. 741raaam, Jamosh.place,Csaaterwell A. Lowe. Copthall ct., Throdmortam New.rd., baker. M.. ate, optician G. Cesarree,les., Byroah.paree, St. IL brafasma, Great Dorecrd , Lath- Jarseast , 014 Let ft, clerk to a want, Nett la the General Cot. otadtendaer. *Sac T. Curamo, Lookat, ILA Morino P.O. Pams,lLtheat.,oamden-tows, merchant. rammer o n wood. T. CUIT.JIIII.. GraCethUlth at, War- Saran Ala Worermas, Tflarerd., Myra biker. Pritchartrard., Madura, boiler W. Comma Toatedie, Teat, that amber. la the mob of the arouth.lbetera W. Nsempli..Cberekat., Ratans beltway may. ster, bookaellar. T. It. Dole, eyeing st Dora M., I. Peas, Homey e 4, Illimatol, eae- Aaim•M., Portman ,Joarnoyensa pater. rancher. O. Kama. Prlamehean, Lambeth, T. FllOl.Ol/1 thisabetbst., Walworth, Meet In the General pertheass Sate maishetarer. 3. smernuo, VILA , Wolwerdm T. Htcasong South row, New a., mammy dealer I. old Wading ram R. mommlarrah agent. lanais praram, rdaorerd , Armed - J. I. arm', Prfacelmt., PrlanCeed., ory.wan, Lemma to grump keep- at. Omens rad, filler. R. Wautaarow, !Mane, Pimp eq., bookbinder. IS Tall i J. Astrea,Ateasford.lradde,Cberkire, tamer. Thadderebeid, Torkdalm, J. FIST., Baggers&id, Joaraerasa earthier. J. Rau. Cheater, baker. • 8. 3. Jar, Barr Bt. remands, attorney at law. J. Ithatawooo, Basta, Yorkshire. J.. l t l T. ame, 04 Crow, Hertibed shire. E. Tatum, Ullgalaidge, Yorkshire, W. ▪ la ewe,. Pet., goathelsalmat, gegalk, wuthaary J. Tuts. Wealmatee, g IrM, wheel • gh J. Wima t. sac.,Bobam.Outbridgemblee, Jounsermsa plumber. 7. that Widderefield, York "'et Ck 4 1 .1 4 . MIR owl PRITIOtta • • T. Gan a, UndiesMk, Yorkshire, lanaksesee. W. T. Crwstste. Harr Zdenade. beer Itanwekeeper. W. Maoris*, Bohan, Cunt:Wage. afthe, toolmaker. W. Guess, Soattswold, Rata% cow lbettoesr. O. Cot Lowestoft, Suffolk, ash ism clk T. Col un e Abingdon, Berkshire, eating hoonkeper. W. Dna*, e Worthing, guises, wheel- T.7. l eLk Ihuirsob, Itaasen, Omer. 111101111. OW S. "teeny, Niernstios ranee way, draper. W. *kern sr. ander tensile, Paellas Samnayer. J. Berlin& wrionat to straw betnesidectsrer. T. Beam, Stnathain-plen,Biletcs klll,llserseysiss teller. IL C. liserni. bleweiseet, Went- H. Los a woos, Shelled. ram W. Le a n, Nekington, Derbyshire, terrier. 0. Mean., Mandader, OA dealer. K. N. ltostme, Tottenham, commis ice am= A. Mauna, Okerrea, Derbyshire, ba ther. W. C. NOY Devonsidreat, I.arr.lase dairyman. izijileclunew et., Dewy- W. l . .Oufte, jun., Dlletiey, see:, 4 ' ?nun*, Nantelturen, Deseet skirt, delryman J. Purr, Hlaibma.Lanesehlre. T. W. PLCll.ll, rd., bakr. J. Posiess„ja iv Addlndlea . sq., Cara bererell,b J. Waar r . Little Holton, Irmeashire, ri47,4andigeasier. J.Buccaras,blackbas,Luicaolalse, J. CLLTBIL Bow.lase, Poplar, Nur . 11: CaMoo, nts,ford, joiner. W. Ce Leman, Itaak.top, loacestdre, egarr ar m7Z Cbcshant, Hems, SW mere tabostrer. S. Om Data, tameannirs. hatter. J. COP/ST. ASMCWII.II•I•4Ie, nuu limier la Me. J. Corms, Sear& tomesehire, tra veller to a spindle meters J. H. Canna W. Jolla ar.-r4, grxee J. Dawns, Wisatierlaalh Lace- Wre, grow. f. M... Ware, Itertfatishire, J. Toonenise.:l6Nortk J. &Miro Ttarmn.Verhnelmter. T. Ten.. Ormitht-.6eler, licomed vic tualer. H. Gomm, Hilton, ant Otweeend, J. W.Oese,lteacheetrr, terrier. W. litom Nos, varida. Mauer. T. H. Ciamme, New UMW, Not tinghamshire, Maid smadattneer. Z. T. Marren, Mach Wanks*, P Mho, Orris to the tarter .I'M Wealock saatMmdi Strata Tiga rd. Ilyanren, Dremmilairm . w 7117 Reasars, Aebtardst., Hostas New Taws. O. O. 1111141011 , . Trafalgar ilo P. Suns WElttlesey, t..tmage. slake, Iriceiwytint anses. Fulkortaw, Heat, swims T. ta thocsars, SuaSerlud, Datiam, r. C. F. Seesaws, Croaks st., New Pa kee.rd.„lasaketb,coclaission 0. news, ' , depot., Perllsal-stsse, retailer. a/ beer. W. IL 3.1. Tarots, T s, Ho &eider. 0. TM." Pastbempluty, Caress tbessblze, wearer. 3. Twm, Ilbosswirers, V Raeford wirreyor. S. isor, Terrace, kesabigke ears., cost betas r. Wunrow, aaaem, Staffordebire, baptists,. C. Lanza, NoriollL-11, It 'shav ing& DEpARATIOtyiI or Pumas Begun; Astoiciis;Wrioisire,ioicriounder—lat dlr. of ' 4s. 64., any Thursday, at Mistier. ovum Coma, Church-rem, Uppsw.se.. Bllla = oil le Italian warehouseman—let dlr. of 9d., April Hi, Ss two subsequent Mon - days, at CIIIIIIIII'II. Bizehlahme. Cassias WILLIAM Mariam Upper Lawn, cattle dealer let div. of 6d., any Tbars&y, at actistie ( e.T:CalleeL lona Komar, sec, & Joan Koons, jun. 1 Wgehltafteri— ' tat &v. GM-, April 5, & any truces at TisuradrY. se Val es Ille lotra Kertbyr Tidy% 01smorganehlre. woollen &age— div. of is., 5, & an) subsequent faraday, at Hatton% BrlsteL Wiu.tess Tama, Motranbe-M., &lira= = t el . r—god di,. o f nd., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, A Lowtooa we saw, sen., & Kamm WALKER, Birmingham. & ALWPatta WALSIL, Jun., t Etna= Huai[, Philadelphia, U.S., merchants-4th dlr. of 15.32ad5. of ld., any Thursday, at Ckiktk% karlakikagn• Janes WOOLtli. BtOCktoo4lpi e ll m t Di:bass. draper-3rd di,. of bd. (in addition to 4e. lid . y declared), A 14, h any sateequent flattuday, at NV ley's, Neweastie.upon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS.—May 19. C. K. Adams &C. Warren. Elliresrabary, Shropshire. bankers—May 3. 0. L. Betty. Ilew, Somerestshire, baker—May S. T. T. Conley, Cousin.ln., Upper niIIMMIL. City, colour merchant —May 3. J. B. Cooper, Drury. la., irceibandsr— May 3. W. J. Cormark=d, Surrey, seedeman—May I. T. Edwards, &system, &abed& manufacturer of earthenware Kay 1. J. Ellis, Preston, cotton spinier—Kay 5. R. W. Glawarne, Hereford, cattle dealer—May 3. J. Oobie & 0. Goble, Kentish-build., St. Saviour's, Southwark. bop factors—Kay 3. J. Graves, Stoke.apon-Trent, Staffordshire, ale & porter merchant— May 3. H. Haergood, Newinetors-causeway, Ma —l[3 3 3. G. Haelber, St. Ann s-pl, Limehosee, mahogany merchant—My 2. H. Dover, Kent, linen draper—May 3. C. L. 3011011 k E. Cola, chereenousgers —Kay I. J. Jordan, J. White, & J. I. AIWA" Coventry. Warwickshire, brewers—May 2. H. lark & J. weadlared, Emmet., Strand, navy May 2. J. Lee, Msm doggie. hanger—Key 3. E. Taws Somerset sis bread baker—Ma 2. I. T. Milbank., K oak% lesererd.rd., surgecn—May I. y J. A. Korea, Birester ewerer—May 1. J. Morlfewe....___lell.. L L M• 11 1 14 ILL 11601 "kma' stsplen--14 S. H. rwrsy. Myra= db. ■••••••rn, MOW— ay 3. . Northempbseddre. bender—May 3. C. O. lebeess. lediner—lgay 3. W.Soltb, Uttozdsr, L IL IWO% Tnolneel 4 + Oraret-la, Sktallswark. slaumeriaa S. T. Tr, a H. Pease, little IsmalrraN ath Plurkka leselbnio• CERIVIChtIiE to he ;ramie& vehloome be shown to the tostrery, ea the et Rettaft. Ilay 1. E. B. ikotist—lite c a 3. E. Mite, Barr Itt. C =4 11 =111ay &I. Let, 1 amiss. eas. eelle 1. & OW, Whet mitre, Ober—Key out mortint—lley I. O.K. SeEsed. lAltssehho. S. E. Ifolies, eta., Llasetwis. Moissoathattro, Umber Issler—Mey 1. W. Illearew Sklnser4L Wehetletshmawaasst. eableot mieheteeer—l47 & J. 11. Prise. Aleriere Lou Works, Elmesemehho. intosiet—May 2. 1. leott, lOweafts• boot a sass dater—May I. W. Stothert, G. Wood, J. W. Lirti e w Brunton, J. Rusher, ik W. IL Auckland, Abchurch.ln., al, 1,... Ir. • nuf.ctun re—Men 2. G. C. Temperley, Kingaland.eea7=Rh , , chant—May 4. 7'. Wilcock, Houndvditcb, City, cutler. —. 'wilt CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice.ainower o Wk. , Bankruptcy, nukes came be shown to the contrary, e a w i'v . May I. T. Butterworth, Greenbooth HUN Lancashire, woollen ~ aerer—F. Climate & W. 11. Chapman, Bishop's Morticed, shire, tome . —F. Clews, Norwich, auctioneer —C . S. 1;1=1; Manchester, soap manufacturer—F. O'Neill. Liverpool, ona--"er„..., chant—O. J. Sharp, Dukc.at., Tooleyot, Southwark. tance -••• : PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—W. Bentl e y. 111 W. rennet-, Brighton, Sussex, lodging-house keepefa r l, & 3 ) & .1. Warne. Gwinear, Cornwall, iron manufacturers —I, . &J. Meese, , LI 4 merchants—J. Carter, J. Hying, g & P . V. Meiooer's.pl., filee•ln., Bucklersbury, City, of patterns, so far as reranis J.Hudson—l, & C r! I . F. V. Wtir, Bristol, wine a spirit merchants—D. Cloves lir p:di Storehouse.wharf, Ratellff, coal merchants—Eliza Cot p, t Sarah Stone, Oxford, tonholdent—T. Dixon, W. Diva, N . w &T. Dixon, jun., Chester, bankers, so far as regards W. so ft . ! Edmonds and J. Tuckwell. Faringdon, Berkshire, Iwo • . Ellis &P. Esia, Liverpool, butchers—F. Ford, A. Symons, &J. mi. D w at e nh a s.st„, city, Iron & tin plate merchants—Amply Louisa Goat, Plymouth, Devonshire, Itaberdasheit—s. ty n e , S. H. _Peppin, Princes-et, Robe.eq., demists it drugeote_Ara &G. OW, Thetford, Norfolk. millers—lL W. Gillespie &J. Leicester, hosiers—R. Graham, Jun. &C. •S Doke—J. Rellitio SZ Parr, Poolton.eumeacombe, Cheshire, surgeon s _s I t* 4 Hirst, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchants—W. Holloway &woe!' : loway Market Harborough, Leicestershire, aucto nam 7 jumpily a W. T. &Band. Jun. Leeds, York/hire g eli entlPrkMes.. IL H. Loyd and F. B. Ellis, Iluthbourne-4., Haymo w —3. M. Bengston. Emma sounders, G. T. Trio:ken. &T. 11. l II i . " New Sarum, Wilshire, rope & twine spinners—W. J. Sharpe, It W. F. Sharpe, Southampton,. groceee_s . p . V.,. 4 E Ashby, Jun., Southampton, manufacturing ...„,_.... Sarah Spikes, Leamington Priors, War= ers atwi II 1. Stanton, Jun., & W. Stanton, Dersitigham ft Tilley All Sauk s u , • folk, termets—T. Y. Stiles & IL Coming, g o o ne „ drapers—C. Walker &J. Palmer, Stockto n , Dot an Ct e ,; a t im.. ll,ll o. , J. Williams & E. WilliaMN Dudley, Worostershire, lakes. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE (from oar, , " BMWs( gentle," "WWI _ . CASUALTIES. Jane (brie, front Liverpool to Buenos Area, Witt MI stag on the English Bank 4th Feb., but not In a dangerous l y. sition. Asaiatancei had been sent to her from the Cal. modore. Magnificent, Rare% from New Orleans towards Lief was abandoned on the 3rd of April in Ist. 49 14 N. (Sag,' 15 W., with 1124 feet water in fin hold. Maur sad crew saved. Mosley (brig), Colken, and Ocean (brig), J o b on, w ets driven on shore at Aquila 28th March, and are sopp e d to be much damaged. Crews saved and plated uodur im . nuttier. Queen Victoria, Smith, from Rostock to Leaden, wu lee ak the Long Sind this morning.—B 1 agate, April 10, Russia, from New Orleans to London, put in hen 25th kor a with rudder damaged, cargo shifted, and is diselurgisi tt • repair.—St. Michael's, March 28. MA L S. 11. DOI ARIL ....... e 0 India, 41 Marseilles ..... ....... ....April 15 0 Mexico and Ilariarak Am* 0 1 Wed ...... LOY I Soutbsisylsoa..Aprll SA 1 Mann. ..... ....... ..... Apo TANA AT SATZ ARRIVED. Aurora, tireveml., April 19, Norway Ana sod Labelle, Unweaned, Adresse, Shields, Al. l ll, Haub. Aurora , off Dover. .9, Usk. Asia, off rem., Ap. Goyim' Athol, OI ,rip. 9, Navaaaah bertha. Gown, Ap. 9, ltlo Wends liatchelor, 1 kel, p. 8, Chummed Bowes. Deal, Ap. 9, Suadertand Heseelstes, LAM, April 9, lioness Barham, Gravemed, Ap. Calcutta Canada, Deal, April 9, °rammed Centurion, Oloster,April 9, Galata Germ, Kirkcaldy , Ap. 6, Areodal Chltley, Seeded., Ap. 9 Karon Osillas, $101.44, Ap.ll, Dunk. Courier. Wistecb. April 6, Minim Cassandra., Tana.. April 7, Aarhuus Caroller, off tltlm., Ap. 9,lasaiu Dolphin, Omar, April 9. He llo& Damsel. Harwich, Ap. 9, Medembllck Dr. Winternottom,Lelth , Ap. 9, Memel Dumbarton Youth, of Ap. 19 Dos Amanus, Gravesend, April 10, TUMOR& Urn, Deal,Ap.9, Gravesend Elizabeth, Yowey, Ap. 9, Astir. Eszysatlie, Idertlep., April 7, Antw. Mira, Shields, Ap. 9, Lisboa Ediatiergh, of 119., April 10. New Orleam Roes, Grawsond, April 10, Norway F. A. Evetett, Gravesend, Ap. 10,V. ew Grimm Recite, Gravewnd,April 10, Ghent Tanles, Bristol, Ap. 9, ( Paster, Bristol, April 1 1 0= Gea. Taylor, C 0...., Ap. 9, Charleston Gee. Scott, Cork, April 7, Italtlmore Code Heads, Shlelds,Apti,iiravander Ossabia, off the Start, Ap.7 (Nue Siena Lrose) Gaulle, Oraveseed, Apri 10, Rt. Mich. Gem, Gravesend, Ap. 10, Hen*. Home, Gravesend, Ap. 10 Baltimore HarriesHamm, Wisbecb, MollerApril n 4, , Hared= Manias, Wlstech, April 11, Bmar Harriet, Dorian., Ap. 9, Namara Ivanhoe, HNI, April 8, Memel •••Il at ..n MU ff. Isemta, % e gi Jeg t e . 9 t earith atlf UK, ' Liffey, Onmand.AA WY*, Lay Mamie, Wheal Ap.9,liibra ' Laurel, April 9 mrod uu.k. .a . w . resce ly :ern . Ap.l i. Ottrar bitive. Mites, of &Baal, Ap. , Mee Leg., Deal, Agile, Searewel MANI Bayley, Dew, Ay. t,(ismil Illal•Ina, BWcp., April 9,liam Illranda, of Fowey, Ap. 9, Dem% Marla Oatliolaa, 1e1th,kp.9,1141, Nrajaalle, Leligil 9, Maga leteden, , Ala lO,Ogratia Neater, Grew i/C , Lo,Cails Odin, Deal, Ap. 6, Odle, off Borer, Ap. e, Far*. Frigates He el, Deal, lv ap. 9, Omar& D, Ap. 9, Graerl ltu he( Aberdeers, April 7, limed • Reagan, Of Fanw, Ap. ',Oaken Roduet, Lir., Apall 10,torea Swatch, Ora, Ap. 9, Scotsman, Grarearse, ; Sealby, Oravesegd,Ap.l_,o Ory= • Surprise, Deal, April 2. laws I sir John IL Reid, Deal, Apt Oa9L Superb. Dons ., Ap. 8, Iftent Susantrah, Falm., Apr 111,741,4 Puelsearts, (MB, AM 9, Rea Simon Glover, Newport, Apl, i ' , Amager, Wader. Apra Mem., Senerey, elmmea.AF 9,l- At, Helene, Shield" April ? t a.A. Saw Sikh, of the Flan. 7 'l9 Timms lltylbia. EwdliNg i Put 'Noss goods, of Palm, Al 9 Ow Omit Oa Voyageur, Swansea, Ap.9,llalsk VIA tna, Darts. Ap, 7,llerls • _llion Cork, April 7, Maw au, Hull, Ap Wr=7lOlut, GraTesefl, LED. • Anne, LIT., Awn 10, intend Amis., Lir., Ap. 10, insure Amoeba, Liver., April JO, Ants.. Alesanger Vine, Graveeeml,April to, i Quebec A=, Holieerd, C ip. et,littas Alert, Hull, Ap. 9, Homan Ariel, Myra., Ap t allordeaar Alm, Hamm., A 9, Hareem Anemias, Sou p, April ',Havre Batekelor, Pea/. April ',Umber Bowen, Deal, Ap. ',Quebec liirmais, Glasgow, Ap 9, Batavia Canada, Deal, Ap. 9, lamllpatara Colonel Evan., ileadekh, Aprll irk 9, Dunk Marne Touch, Ardmore, AVil 7 . C A Cesar, Graved., April 10, Demerara Li Compeer, r., A Grav pril 10ed , A, bale,' Melia Peery. Censtitatlea, April 10, New York Cyprus, , Ap. 10, Antigua Claudia, Lir., Ap. 10, Nary. Hart, Unread., Ap. 10, Madeira Maned', Wataford, April 0, New York aka, Deal, Ap. 10, Valparaiso EMPerilf, elm., April 9, Yorke Edward Coke. Wiabeels, Ma.", Ron YAM Eellpae, Ap. 10, Ostend Elisabeth, Lir., Ap. 10, Quebec Elides, Lir., Ap. 10, Jaoaln Rowel, Lir.. Ap. New York Fordlade, Lir., April 10, Hasnerkst = m iser, I rttZtl A , ta l in, Prime FA ward" Islaad Hannab, Newry, Ap. 0, Quebec Heiner ta,Swamea, April 9, Cant !female" Dorci. April 9, New York Heroine, Horun, April 10, ran Indian, Graver., Ap. 10, Arnie Jasper, Ur., Ap. 10, Haab. jrlC4 F lVetirt , a. g a lZ . sii. Mil Wird, Der, Ap. f, Quebec Sew Laura, Hull, Ap. N, Hotter= Little Briton, Penance, Ap. TAW Lorlun Packet, nye, Ap. Ingislar Living Age, Lir., Ap. 10, Mora 15... n, Unread., Ap. 9, Map Minerva, Ur., Ap4 10, iModen Nan, Ur., Ap 10 Blanker Ins Mary and Ma., Lir., ABS le, il• Ira m ltry s araltm , l i I p r I A . LILICirra '3 l4.7:l l lt k lie . %tr i ad: 4 8 Eili t i :rit4 , 17,1.i ' , A .,%. (kr. no Omar, Lir., Ap. 8., Stettin Pere, ~ L Ap. 10, Hernia P. Der, LIT., Ap. 10, Alga MI. Prince. Itsral, D. ap. I. P. L Augur a, Telgareo ni :li Ll ' l: . lartk, A k r al X ,Applnrs Randolph Ur., Ap. ID, i r i...i, nattier:..) ' 1.11.,Ap. In i biz lola . TeM, DIA AO. gt Sarah Prinsep, Danaholat dro AXli Senn Rye, Ap. P, Taro Pela Waterford, Ap. 11, Worn 'hallos . , Ur., Ap. 10,1ga= tarn, La, /sp. 10, Primes Sill VESSELS SPOKEN. Aston/ Arthur Alerto/Penzance. Alered kisetera, mo o ; Calcutta, barque, IPen►eornde.l Halifax .... Pernambuco Jamaica Wades Cork %metier .... Stavnsit S. YtwNa Persamatoce 6teenng aD lls 11l 41 E llf IX DEO ID Z . ;Olt .we. E • Irll. EE. as 111* eq . 00 Ili& O W . lee. at • iu ;W. M. E. ,14414. E. P3f ic* 8 10 4 . L 1714. 1 R. sat4o4, sot I Y. pi ss ocu t on x. xr. s 0 is N. V. ii , 14 ,230;I I I :: „.00, ... 61,1°,11i..... QIIW, Wryne.. Debila, bartoie.. Garland - 7 .... M.N. Wolf Juliana, barque I (LlTojt) Pz .h .t Ounpoon Waterford.... Wary rie, torque llama Ayres O' nt Connor Oario Octavio, barque. °tilos ut Jersey 114. ks New lurk Mow Ayres Glamor , . Si. IdMitre. Philadelphia Port Philip.. Syd ..... boundout . . Cork . Pilot Princess Victoria; Pembort.a Pyre& -.. ° Cr e da Uel l. Napier. lnmoel Nan, k pi iiiagowne ,Oor Trycitt. ' Feb April Feb. le Kat yar. I/ BIRTHS. sir aged ANPro f STED e .-Apteril 7, at a Gl o. oucestenread. uidelarkl oo4 - eor And, of s BEAUCLEEK.-April 7. at Little Grimsby Ball. Lab 7* Redd of • son, BENTLEY.-Amil 3 at New Basingball.street.the Irifea It " ft , of son. EB B LU R B.:o o BK W AL N :s .: E.q..7 l A prll Apruritof s .B . 4.4,: at um o ß.u lasgo aatautterm. w on . lA gt.u rs. u: J w . i. : p . FAinoramd ßresur. bunh7 o f o the alm 1 1. ‘ 0 1: 11; 8UL1,1110.-April 6, at the Vineyards, Oral Riddell, m - Rey. A. W. MS•n. of &daughter. lady Slitank, of a son. -Aw 'OA TRASER.-A mil 11„ at Parkemare. RegenCepark, MO ... - - • Uw,of • daughter. aa.d GRAINGES.-ApeU 6, at Edinburgh, the wife of T. GraiNg...y. llMwk. ef a &using? d tld ISON.-Apeg e is i 43., b ury .pb b m bgagmatbroW - Rev. H. P. lialehlson , of a da ughter. o MAS. BUCKLAND-ROBERTS.-April 3,RRIAOE at Chariton Ch a. la eri bf i 7.,... Mr. Eao 4ol Ph. Mr. W. J. Bucklaud, of Diddeodes,l4.,37, Walker. &t en datiehter of Mr. R. What'. 9 10 Pri"" ' hotel. Sandrate. all In the county of Kent. s mite& DONALD-ADAM/b.-April 4. at St Poterb, Pub li c. b 1 -....... Metcalf, J. Donald, Esq. mt. , staff-surgeon, to Bennetts teak t00.,„e daughter of GRAHAMS-PERSTON-A R. A pril 3 da , at s, Gime" bf i bf R A MA incumbent of St. Judos Chap i. A. Orshame , kMI . to eldestdaughter of M. Pardon. Esq. , sr, jBA JABVISWORTIIY-April 3 , at daloombe Cbaft....." - rg 006 master of the schooner Victory, to Therms, stead '''''''-- Leworthy, R.N. ea.badll . MEAN E-M AWM ALL.-April 9, %rid Dead, R„_ .. .,.eb5e.,. -- dike bil aalaw. of thz Middle Teeple, to Jells. youoSS u."...." - Dr. Joseph Head Marshall, of Clargorenteet ger. ff. KING-BIRD.-Atil 2, at Guisbrough pada Church . .,....be Ce p , ~,,id Clarke, WA., R. King. Esq.. minager of th e N ''''' .- 7.4. 1 . 6 1 4 Rank, Oulshrough, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of T. Re ya. KNIGHT - FLINT : Aril 10. at East Parade CbaPe„,l• _,,,..a. 0. Knight, to ?ranges Jane. daughter of Mr. Plint, NJ!' r, - , - 1001, larß-JOHNSTON.-April 3. at Irvine, by the ise'•, - ...* Clsp aillag. J. W. Lester Em., B.A. of Cambridge, to ••"' M. Mdest daughter of J. Johnams, E A ., km derk of UAW DEATHS. RIIIHMIN.-Apal 6, Sarah Mao. yOUJNECI, &AWN Of Mr. Vr• N il° Crescent. Remington. aged 25. s treet Nag I f edli. PADOGAN.ApriI Mr. W. cadman. of Eon . - NI. D ' CW HA P t iirblia. K G - " A l Pefl Y.- 7 A . Pril at . R 3 ussel . An., lapare wid 7E: f nily thi Jatua ls" viii a 0 i:r. Hale, Moira St. Rueaged 47. i1 2011 E. - APell 2, a Royale. Paris, A. Elmore. 2 0 7_,.,. egg IR.-April 2. at }Poetry, Yorkshirs, Georgian& r of the late Admiral Sir G. Eyre, KC. . try II -April 4, at Woriaaton Rooker!, J. alll• El 4" ' • i r Mostar &mit Ma" it April 2. at El i Mr. IL Jones . for KOS time immalterin aged .__. of SS A Anvil 3. at NW Scone, J. Messier. BM , - own. D.-April 4, at amend I ,laco, Stoke. omulgodra2l.l4, 11 : 1— _, sad a. a a 80 1111. araTY .. ..—aril 2. at Ilattataaaklarll2 l . *MIK we b I . ..aw. ilftMET=Air g S at imam. sopa wow Ite- f•Pc_6ll'_---:-"' Prinbdsodpubtabst Kum o,4s_sq u it. . oo Ana, in the CIO of Lemke. Printer. at W mot. In the prostoet of Whasalots—Wsosuosr, Ana IL.— Feb. $ ha. 3t. Mu. V liar. 17 ha. II Feb. 10 Feb.ll Jr! Ftll. 11 Mar. Kw .1 spit I days I mi A rg i l Aprll4 lilit.l7 Feb.lo Mar. 13 r.b. la Maar Mar. 1 I , AIZ al A W I t EX Noe. 4 an.q 21 £2OO lias. 1 2f On of Wish 1 oPPor etor, !Renal and i of the Paioi on amerce I to ,I Held rt Town Clyde A x 10 a e 6 .10114 acts 10 Asi Ii WM Ink ledge of peolktata Owed be • tOpto ...Da/ b• NO dilbro the' i a seat Ydatii 1L II PA E 10111:11 Mth teney- print moth capita that • substa what, bawl reds revP. sari. TUntil qua ccia f'it ONE.. to-i bet' am wits