The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-31 00:00:00

Meaty mile* hem the dehadest, !say still be Weight is a superior roans* the abatis• el the party owing. The affidavit ea whisk the nth wee 'Maimed did set myths the het et the phistilre vesidteg imam has twisty miles frets the defeatism es it ought to bare Mae, bat merely stated the pagoda was s mirk merehaat and carried os busiame at Thee Crease Wharf, llppsr Thsaaseerms. It wee sow sworn that be denied es then by as apes*, sad that is pallet of het the plaistiff Motel( bred **Leith, is Scollrad, odd had sot be.. is !nudes foe yams. It was submitted the word "dwells" is th* 112th moues mhteed to Gruel tad resoaal meidessr, sad that tits ospriesiose " dwells" sad • conks ea Maims" were sot eyssaymess, settl threshes tho ploiatid wee still at Limey toms elaewbees Ma is the diarist mart —Me. filiseme. is eaggert of law rule, tosteaded the sleet of the set of pseihmest mall be greatly abrogated, if it were be theta phistilk by NOW Lag at a eistams, wee exempt from the sessadty of Wag la that Bmell Drbte' Comm He casteaded that, for all the purposes of the set, the wee reel dist, by his agent, width that jech The semi were ot ovialoo shay maid set Wit tho ward " dwells to mem anything awl awasaa. The Uwe had always used abet weeds, sash is " wads, i l t si gt hoed," , ws,efe aNM esteaded asaaleg washitsmied to be soaveyed. Ar, this. Imo, the plastid actually dwelt man thaw twenty miles from the dofesdaat, he was at Meet, to am elsewhere them be the Smell Debts Court, mad the isle to to prive Iwas a bison* besot suing Om is, mast OW ottpently br dbattergal.—Sale dieeharged amerdiagly. COURT OF BICiiIfaIUZIL—TRITSIDAY. Whip giro ATTOINST-0•31li&L In V. WALLIII.—WiII NAT DVIT-1 , 1111 Bathos an oast vim lurnarre ?—Dierain IPICI 07 OPIIIIOII AMONGST TUB LIaILIMD BM/101111. This was ea information at the instance of Si. Deka fee improperly slag " duty-free" bricks. • verdict was *sad ; for the defendant at the sittings after lest Trialty Tens, ; and a rale fora sew trial was °Waal last term by the , Atsormy. General on the pound of misdirectima by ths Lord ; Chief Baron, before whom the ease was That rale was argued, sad the court, levies taken time to ecesider, ; deterealeal a few days eegpoo that it should be made oboists. The Attorney-General aherwarde iatimated to the court that as the brkk-sakiag moms was about to sommeam, and as the subs authorities were at • ,lees to knew what , absences they should give their damn with respect , to the colleetna of duties ups that article, it would ; be of considerable plias essweniense if their lordships would say upon whet veinal* the rule for a new trial had ; bees seeds drone. The Lewd Chief Baran the. stated *AM .net wash esennethe their judgment, sad yen lousy we amid for pemennsies Is besally. As the harmed he... Mated la they pee jadgmeat eariatim—theksedor . as is the usual roans. Mr. Bares Bah slated the of the can. The in- thematies was wader the 16th modes of the 2•1 & 3rd • c 24, whisk pawned that "it should be Lawful to mots bricks fee the sole mien of &slab( wet sad ; marshy leads, with the word ' diets' in the middle, and that such bricks should be gree treat duty. Bat that it ; should not be 'mild to employ or asks ass of asy such , bricks for any other purpose then the &skip of wet and , marshy land., and in sonstractlng the nesemary drains, ; gess, culvert, arches, sad walls of the brickwork proper and new ss wily required foe effecting and maiataining the , drainage of suck bade," under a penalty of 601. The de- beaus was a °Detractor sada coasissioners appoiated to carry out the provinces cif a local of parliament , (6 & Vie., e. 76), for the drainage of wet sad marshy lands, awl it. question which arse wait ',Asher cassia bridges and parapet wails erected In sousesion with the drainage could be instructed a Irk " duty free" t ricks. The bei;ips were rendered necessary by the drainage, and the parapets win crested on those brldgse far the protection of the paths. It wit said that the eefeadant would be liable to an indictment for a nuisance to the highway if he had Depicted to have such parapets greyed, sad the Lad Chief Baron was of opinion at the trial that the defendant was authrris' ell to use " duty free" bricks to the erection of those bridges and parapet', as they were rendered a Ike the security of the pubic. Bat the Court were e t:f el l i g. sins that some of the bricks used might os found Lab!' to ditty, and as that patios was sot ape- Sally submitted to the jury, • new trial was or dered. That question would, doubtless, be vary diffi oult to determine accurately wider the drennistaaces, but if it could be determined by a jury, it would be much more E.tishrtory. His own coostramica of the 18th section of the 2 & 3 Viet was that no bricks mime exempted from duty except those neoesiary or immediately used for the purpose of &abuse. A Ismail arbing for any matter collateral to drainage was nut within the previsions of the set. The lepl meaning of the word " nocestary" was phy s'eally . Fur Inatome, if the drainage could nave beena n mplar without the bridges or parapets, then they shoald net have been constructed with " duty free" bricks. Hein the dohadeat as O. mch bricks in the construction of bridges sad posepts, which, however convenient and aster wry fee other , wen not physically IiIIONSU7 for the purpose of wit and mushy lends. The jury had sot been prop* directed on that point, end there ought, therefore, to be a new trial. Mr. Lee. Alderson was of the seas opinion. The act provided that brkke used for drainage purposes "only " shoutd be e~ tr.m duct, not for any collateral i The test was lIIMIT the drains were better because n = and parapets were built. Ifa della divided • farm, and it was deemed cenvealent that • house should be built for the scoommodatioa of the owner, who would thereby have a bet ter opportunity to keep the drain in proper order, would it be aid that the hones could be built of " duty free " bricks ? Certainly not. But brick, used in the construction of the drain itself were exempted, no manor whet their size or quantity might be. It was clear the bridges in question in ao manse: witted the drainage operations; on the contrary, they probably Ispeded the flow of water. How could it he mid therefore that a bridge which mold not east, but rather oboracted, the dedeage, was "aitesmary " for the drain? Ur less it was aemmary for the drainage, this bricks used in making it were Bible to duty, and a party who used stamped bricks tor mak a parse was answerable for doing so under the act of parliament Mr. Bares Puke eancurred with his learned brethren. Be wooed the eseopelea extended to no matter whales/ salliveraf direthoge. There was no limit to the quantity of bricks which WAS be and " duty tree," spited they were employed fee the immediate pupae of drsYige ; but it wield netts held that that privilege as to be Wended to bridges ea& wept wills. 110WWINtellivemiest mg mow sary. The ezeapdea hem duty was seallsed to the drains • del. It did art Weal es works mantel with the drain are, hut kitbags@ 8., immediatirpart ettio dui& Sir F. Pollock, C. said be had the saidectase to differ upon th!. subject. from the ether isemben ef tie gout His opinion was that the brisker used la esaltruildas the Wipe in question were neaps frets ed., as they were weeks physically and legally simony he the drahrge ref wet and marshy leads. He understood the weed " to mean " Damnably accessary." The legislature mild not have forgotten the ergencies which must have inevitably arises in merying out drainage operations upm a lute sale. If an exsi drainage was made, sad some of it was open—ter the proteedea et the public it was, in point of law, seeeressy that sash a drain skald be walled mad or worked over, and the arch or wall es welted was se eseestial • put of the drainage as the drain Well, in whit& the water ft fwd, was. In his opinion they might he constructed with stamped bricks, without incurring any penalty. He believed the legislature intended to ex dude from exemption works mot emoted bona lide fa the purpose of drainage, but that the Dawns' should be per seitteJ, if such works were physically sad by reason of some legal ob . .iption netwoury he the draws. In this ca.' the defendant was siting as the servant of commissioners ap pointed to have a thalami made for public purposes, sad not sea matter of private spomlation. The set wee paned to encourage the drainage of wet and amerahy kale though oat the kingdom, and it should receive as lilted ea later 'rotation as it was potaibis le give It. Ile Inhaled do hele laws meant Se ample die ef min "duty tree" bricks in the estabistisa if sad se, as well as the drain itself. The Ifgi c NNW that weds end arches might be easelgaela of duty free brides, and they therefore beams in that mope so simony as the drain itself. Whoa wade or mhos wen ao• erawary !Miff for the emplane of the daelmegia or the protection of the pablis they were within the boa. The extestelia deals's. was the object of the lasers, who, kaavriag that It must Stases+ many private mid 'sulk ways, must have Wooded that bridges ,hold be within the exemplica, as well se walls sad arehm. The word " bridge" did not occur Ia the „dame bat the word " &tenet" did; and whim the law Whorled a weak to be done, it may b 3 taken that it wielatsedeitobe dime wholly If s• lack was neoesery, all that was 'spatial to roam it 'Deplete must have bees intended. Is. his Pdpiame the defendant was not liable to a penalty far vies the betas is patios ; but as the mejority of the mart were eta ddlierest opinion Uwe stoat be a sew trial.—The rule was accord fsegly made abobate for a sew trial. EZCHEQIIEE CHAMBKR.—YorrizDAT. Caawx_CAll. Bisawrsa. _ Belem tb. Chid BeWssWißirese — PeetAitill - 1/i, soes, sad Tam QUINN v. SABAZ WATIXI.--Cleav Tbee point is this ere was mom& by Yr. Botts Rolls. The pror woo hodisald for sswooldai ter thild by throw hog It spat an soh-heap, sad leasieg it than exposed, by which motors death was ssesissed. The qualm was, sashes tits child's op had ban propody set forth is stating pi t ;,• at that it was "or ust ego; to wit, two days. mid. is the ether, !eseribieg is as "the said &hat staid," wiliest soda MOW the age. Tim we wee at the lOW el e s wart ea the Me imt. t wins Mr. Omits sup ported the ereavktio,'minded " the ebtld - ," meollesol In the o to'sm% Rost lave Memo to *a other, where it was doweled as ea West two days old.— YsMsrdae Mr. Boos Parks oistirsesd the jadposat et the awn oidmiag the cossistiss. CONBIBTORT COURT—Tzsrazata. . Beene Dr. Lothiurtos. MMUS tr. CNILTIZU, PLUMY CALLUM 11321111 Z '''' 1104.—k Win was Two HMIANDII. This ease emu before the mutt on the 19th inst., mg 9- pewee in our journal of the 201.—Dr. *adults, in opposing ri4=Z e = "* .... " =.i. 4 jatrair i I C: 1 11 . - 4r .......r.,.................. ersosat A......auth: Um , said that it memo& that Yrs. Chil.era raw slat • saws of 04 EMI ea the !ad Dee., 1844, sad Ishii. reilies at Illwaig i Zs umsktd limit from Yom ' illk I) artr, Derainwho WM din milk. at tas ahlitth beineke, whore his resimat was twild, sad with his Eta 1846. Drab. Ms period a was Endo t e ir si t e ll wry law fhb, wall obtain a =ins• Mr. c sad to asewmillit this Xr. Wks kind is =r husband *a mesas to sorry as a 101 is the Coast, whisk was act passead to a Minsk it bating bees stated that the atoms he gave to obtain • divorce were wiled by Mr. airmen to other purposes After this, Mr. - Sißee, Mein •Meng atemehmsat kw Mrs. Chiltern, Is WWI to obtain a limn% that be might be united nine, but that it woad ha neat, sary to make an ailidavit might armies& Ida to a prose anion ter poster, he delsomermed M embank with Mx. Chiltern ea beard a mkt. sad want to the island amen, where be "armed into a ammounisation with the Dealt, mad liseleu there was ao LL to their being MAIM* be slashed a Loans mad the Irmy was married to him the tills et spinner ; this was is Jas., 1847, and y itallowies, *OS SWIM dim greemeat Uterus the s ir par • separatism eselt pis's, aad Mr. Miles now ease to this seen to mak he a esperatien ea the plea that the marriage was not geed, her firm Imbued, Mr. Chiltern, being alive at the Period of the reerriege t and that it wag known to her. Dr. Addams, on the park of Mr. Miles, entered minutely into Ike law of the ease Mewl to on • former dist et " Bird n Bell," ha Sir cheep Lee's sad matsaded that it was net a ease is psi*. In that sage • mania.. had de het, labia eine, in goesegeerme both slimy and esels were n allowed by th e Nest peahe ; bat fa this cam there °mild bays been me armelego. as it woo knows to Mrs. Chilean M haahsai, Mr. Chiltern, was alive. Is the ages et the males had been married sad lived to gether *gm 1 to 1701 The trait of that soeuxica was eight snide, sad the bealland then turned his wife out of deem gad etherwhe treated ler q bat this did net prevent the awn yeatiag him the Mot he melt for, sad yea the awe opermde the seed would arm mime Kr. Kilts the same relief by a wait, et the merrisga. By this maniage she had Irma guilty of feleay, mad labiate& herself to = sagaties for m meting. It appeared that sash wag the Mita of Mr. 11Res towards this lady that be hod seeded 200/ • year her, and hid likewise issued his Ills in the Royal Anannes Sc, 6,000 L, the policy Wag pieced ia the bosh of a Kr. Fakes, who v e t o give it up. In coneequenee Mr. Miles hie retua say farther pitmans upon it. He was eselliskueder the eireamemages of the nee, that the mart would germ to rusks the allegaticas. Dr. R. Phillimor• followed on the game side. He felt that this ease mead not be takes out ef the gineral rule, end therefore alimeay mold not be alleuld, and costal the ease of " Lied Hawke s. Cony" gad " Sark •emytk," where the menhir wag neither proved nor admitted by the husbanA The Quea's Advocate replied, on the putt of the wife, tbat to wa ft to this seen she was ass Marred from her :costs or airman peadiag the ea; It was oily denied where the loth was proud to have net ealy smarm le pay the sent, bet to gut 'fa MusD ; sad this Lai boa hold /sod by Dr. Manors ia the notes to his repute. The learned athreate refined to the ease of " Wile's s. Wiles" (2 Oesalgegry Repots) ; sloe the case of Lard Tortemeelh, where tho rests were paid by the beshaad, bat se wee allowed, the Court of Memory of perm= lowed 10)/ • year to the separate use of Lady Perham*. And as to the shares of Isiony, which the teamed advocate ea the other side Zan distend this lady to be guilty a, he ma ended that eke was not guilty of it, for Mr. Mlles had told her r ,=etely to his 'marriage with her, that she was from her first husband, and epee this Neer- I. jot. ecnsented to become his with. If, therefore, an set of felony bad bees committed, it mast be akerged that geatlemsa, and not to the lady who bad sesaied in hist, and that gentleman was liable to be Whiled he it and for and for seven years nailer the act apothems* , even for and abetting in the act. The harmed Wye. cats an that by this very eat Mr. Miles was debarred from all relief in this court. The wart seasidned that Lord Hawke MIS not entitled to relief, and he would =natal& that suck was the Asada' of the rather. now applying. That gentleman bed, by seghtiag Mr. Chil -1 tern to 'Weavesr to obtain a divorce from his wife, abased the confidence of the court, sad he did not bow how he could with an fan come down now and ask reline/ it. It had been said that he would ant commit perjury by swearing Mrs. Chiltern was a sleek woman for Ina slat he would be prosecuted for pnbuy, but the learned advocate contended that he had bee. gaflty of perjury of the most serious Lind. After this be was ware the court would not consider him to be a party to the relief be now sought. The learned advocate then reigned to the case of " Naos v. Seaton" (3 Phillintote). where relief was refoged.—Dr. Harding, who wag with the Queen's Advocate, having followed, The Court said two questions were raised in this eau, and it it had a doubt on tither, it would have been more dabs. rate in giving its judgmeat, bat it did not think its opinion would be aboard by any farther esasideration. The facts wore amp le. It was the marriage of • lady with a Mr. Chiltern 1844, and then with • Mr. Miles in 1847. The second marriage took place whilst the first husband wee alive. The question war. ehould the mart receive the allegation of faculties, and is the wife entitled to alimony, and else whether it shall receive the allegations of the principles of the ease. The leaned Ju dge , is look ing through the whole of the ease said, Itlting the facts to bear the strongest comerastioi pet upon them by the counsel, the gain thought then could not be anyposeibWty of doubt, and must, therefore. retest the allegations in re- home to the hots of the ease before it, urbich are proved by I the wife's own 'bowies, having her to plied any new facts. The prised* of this wart is, that where ones a marriage has been proved, alimony is du in all eases. While, therefore, said the learned judge, I reject those allegations, I w il l admit the allegations it aculties. I have been asked to modify my Judgment, sf as to give thh lady an opportunity of going up to • higher court, to be heard with $ full cese. I do not anticipate any appeal, for I think it is generally a useless expense of litigation ; therefore my determination is tl reject the allegations in the principal case, end accept the allegation of the faculties. COURT OP BANILBIIPTCT.—Torrinnag. Wore Mr. Cciasiniceer lidroyd. DISCASPANCT IN ACCOUNTS. J. Rankin, builder, of Dukiestroot, Lame Wring, ante up for his adjourned last 01111316114011. The amended balance sheet, extending over three years prior to August last, showed debts and amounting to 4,2301. ; assets, 3081. His tomes were put down at 1,6981. ; trade ex peeps, 9131. ; &antis ditto, 6291. Them was no statement of prodts. He had begun with a capital of 2801. Oa the part of the enigmas, son* dialog/pendia Worsen the ori ginal and the sanded belonessitests were painted out, as well as some minces in the books of the Unkrupt.—Hr. Duman urged, on his behalf, that he had fallen in t►e first instance into the hands of an uatignaliled assonstmat. The prineip :1 question wan whether a roma of UK, ressived Les E. H. Brown, ought to have been Wood as his reedit, or to that of J. Brown.-131tintately, the examination was again adjourned for two months. Hz Bonn. This was en adjourned mooting for the last examination of J. Bohn, bookseller, fit. James-street. The particular of the case were given on the occasion of the farmer meeting ; the adourasseat had takes place to allow the &signets to look more minutely late the ammurts.—The investigation not being complete. a farther adjournment took place for six months. nrsoLvEra DEBTORS' COURT.—YEITIULDAY. IN NI PAIIIIL FOID.-CATITION TO ACCOUNTANTS. This insolvent, s p r ai rsared is person, had his schedule, it was 'halted, far hiss lay an ateosateat, named David Law, bad paid for fees sad the schodals the sum of Si. It had been Algid ander the Protection Act.— The Chief Commissioner reprobated the owes panned. In his oinks the accountant had sated as an attorney, and would get Waal/ into Meath's Uh• coatinned each poetic*. —Law said he bad seta I. bankruptcy, and thought he might est is this coot.—Chief Commissioner : You have no right to net fa this way. You will get yonneU Into dif deulthe, and the Law Society will be about you.—Law said he would not concern bkoself with mbar oases if the court thought be bad no Waken to laterfere.—Chief Com missiaau : My opinion is that you have not. The an pro fesses to do his beim@ is perm, and you have assisted hiss acting as an attorney.—Law promised he would sot again Wood, and the court named a day for the dual order. Ix as C. H. T. Comas.—Brrastao 9PICIIIATIONS. The Insolvent, a bander, at Bethoolirean, was opposed by Mr. Nichols for a Mr. Snook.. TM amplaint was that the insolvent had made away with his Fogerty by giving • proforma. His MINE had boo • may_ short one—coly eight smotbs; sad Moor *madams* Ma li, wadi's, b.= to about 9001. He bad ban fag engaged la oiling or assoloselsg the houses as quickly L IP = He wen massif tbe opposing 'Polito; a efimsmams, oa sa alifavit that be was about to go to Assam The ere was Who the oust on a former mask's, soil the footrest vow ypeasd far Judgment.— The Chief o.llllfilikeer yesommoid the judgment of the out, rsooded by Mr. Coosiedsoor Law, who bad beard the 410111. Ha amended the ismisnat far a period of sight ealeadss asoodo, for giving ea Loftus psuiersacs. POLICE.—YErriaDAL CLERKINWELL.—Capam 9y How 131.1.1/10..- R. Anew/ wee aliened with Meiling mama, mane =- Kr. Jessie. said that • few days age a Ma of geada.ealy g=zewea s Hwi at the stables et s sad% it MrAtbone, and bleed the mars for Wee hours. sad left 10s. 661. The ,man however, was not re tuned ace hard et, until iaermatten wee reosived that the rhaTubad cared it ter isle at a hone slaughterer's in r e'ewlley, Cenr-erms, Ihr flee Oases. saying be bad been mat by Mr. Lamb, of P. > - m all. The prwoner had formerly been fa the employ of Mr. Atehelar, the party to whom le eared the mare for sale, and suspecting it to be stoles, be gam him into custody.—He was remands& Cavan OP BITIOLAI4.-4 PAillif*, aged 16, G. PAapt. his bream, 11, T. Jeans slim 8. Ball, 18, Elms Brown - Aes sad H a i ii tsailies, were charged by Mr. Ilaven of H Brunswick-square, with having burg entered his welling. house, and staling a quantity of plate, J , and other property.— TM presenter stated that the *mar, J. Phillips Lad been ia his service as errand bey kr three menthe. On Sunday naming, sheet leeM-yeet MI ego* whams went te bed after havfag itetemefl tbe &NIS and winiews. At a quake to Mr eels* be was mem& by the tingles el the ball, when he was intmened by the pollee that the street door was epee. He fount - that the base had been plundered. The Omer, J. MS" west hew is umel on Saturday messing, end one es the iamb, meeting at the usual hoer, when be denied all kaseetsags ei lbs robbery, saying that be had slept with hie %gather at Me. SI, Paradise-row, St. Naas% on the previmainlibb M wtli yams be reluctantly emir psalm' the dime Me whose &asp he eras given. There they Mad the elbie v assese sal essekkeshis portion et the stein two ilestiftei by whoese.-31e. Tomball, =lee Mr 'l/exes, pus avidness ss to the mime et the NMlltiffflips, which left so deal* thus he had *e esteems et the thieves into the hems, esti had left the ropey wisdow open.—Mr. Cosh, decided es sus b% the Omen IsiaL They were however, ordered to he brought up main for further aeon earl evidesse OrTHWARL.—Csaion or Ansox.—J. Swami and W. ltealsnt, his beetles; egg end batter 'ellen, 46, Bev. enowlierperest, were &argot with vrilfully setting gmAnd' hewn they essepiedestke monsing ofthel6th instant. n14,710111' pier before the anew u to the same of the An, whits ~mind in no promedinp being taken spinet the names. Cottiaghaes, having boon seektentally mods acqueinni with the seeplaions Weurnances against them, pve direetimen that they _should be taken Into sway. A pawns& slated that at bell•past 3 o'olosk cm the morning of the 16th instant, as ha was passing 46, Bermondsey street, le maw He imam thangh the chinks ot die shop door. He but open the private antrum, and alarmed the inmate', upwards of thirty of whom, men, wanly and children, cams running down from the roan' not hal4dremed. He afterwards saw J. BeslWd come out of the yard with his shirt and treason es, and earning his coat and waistcoat on his arm. He did sot my anything relating to the fin, nor did he maks any inquiry about the people in the hews es to whither they had mods their esoape.—J. Wilkinson, Braman, said that on arriving at the prisoner's hoes he f ound emus butter Milne en fire underneath the stainers. When these were extinguished he proceeded to the room et the rem of the chop aid there discovered that several articles of linen which had been hanging up were oa fire, that the it. la the shop and that in the parlour were two distinct thee, and neither of them were near the grates. Finding that a dense smoke baud from the cellar under the sbR he Meat down there, sad found some pieces of based ea ire, which were laid sense one another on the ground sad in suck a position as to set in dame two wooden ugeighieneed as supporters to the TANS above. Then was essisiumleslisa whatever betweca the it.. in the sky, beak pallier, owl seller, and it was impossible they could have bons emmineyenektkaus ens to the other. There was wa fiwpiese one whin tae bee ware disowned. Witness weld set sisatelos to elate the value of the property on the premien. lest Mot it must have hen very s allsi, he saw soaks led a few half Liam et bettor, a few old egg bones, =Cane paltry articles of limiters fa the collar. — Another deems said it wee berm to the pollinates entered the house W the side deer, fax bed he Masa epees the shop door fa mike Me Ann wee ametabledes would have beeiatteadsti wit ditcher mid in all probs. bilitytheneenime elate out wend' have been IntraL--J.fesSrd egg whew that **hem we insured to the amend effiltillkaai shovel witless spiky of ineurease. —Masse soiled him whale was the y • as all he head time was dun sr ben half Irides wi h a little butter in nob deem, and a few esp. The reply was, there bad Ina 40 add= el huffier there previous Is the ire, but that the heat must ben melted it all away. Witness said that was quits impaulltle. to there waiM have bees evidence of it U sub bail bees the saw.—Wither qusdand the pri mness es to the nee et the Ike. They odd, la =veer, that they eight not meant tor it—that they both slept in the same bed in the bask swim, and wen aroused by a smell of seism and pot out the best waythey Gould. Is answer to Mr. Colligation, wither mid he hail as doubt that the ffie WI MONA Hoare stabil that the sad be Mimed sad two chiffice wiltelly.—Mut s esneded the book nen ea Ms bee Seer, sad that the hors sentained, sha pelier, about alp famine; that she mad Ler family, oa Sens to hod about half-past 10 Wok* ea the night in qu► tin emit Am sad saw smoke coming up through the deers • et the asphserd situated over the pismire siespiags nom. Whams went down to the Webs of the staircase, end, in sauna to the questioa If there was anything burning in the bacitparber, J. Bullard answered from within, that be was only Wein the fire, and that nothing we the mat ter. Witness and her family then west to bid; end, in the noising, were straitened by a cry of fin, ad made the best of their way down stain.— .I. Buell stated that be lodged in the hone and that after he bed escaped with his fife and children he returned, Inuring that the prisonen slept in the back parlour, and not seeing them about, he went into the passage of the hones, sad on getting to the back room, he fogad it so fell of smoke that he could not enter in an upright positive, so be went wpm his hands and haws, and crawled over to the bedstead, agar she Wpm.= that the prisoners were lying there. Yle. bonetur, se to ascertain that neither of them ware Mee, Ind with - diffiesity he groped his way back into Ihe end hem Senn out into the yard, when he saw J. with all hi clothing on but his c oat and waist out, whisk he carried on hie arm.—A policeman saw both in the yard, at the rear of the buss ; 5 11 .871 rd had something tralkrin his pockets. Witness sand him what he had there. The answer first was that he had nothing, upon which he (policeman) felt the pockets and then Bullard produced a policy of insurance, besides 101. in geld, and silver, and farthings, and a watch sad guard chain. In answer to the charge, W. Soollard raid : All I have to say is that the house was crowded with ledgers, sad that other men bad access to the places where the fires were sa well u I or my brother.—J. Scollard said : I lea's know how the ire happened, and I am innocent of des lalooto.—The prisoner' solicitor said that if the case was millanned to a future day, he was initialed that he should he enabled to produce evidence dutch a character as would bad to show that the prisoners were innocent of the chugs. —The prisoners were remanded. LAMBETH.—Roneur wlvg VIOUINCI.—J. E. Smart we charged with and committed for being concerned with Mary Ann Flood in robbing and ill-using B. Bates on Bun garbed Suspension-bridge, on the night of the 113th inst., as averted in the Express of Monday. WANDSWORTH. thinaLTY TO A Hone. W. Walter, driver of a carrier's cart between Kingston and I London. was charged with furiously driving and so ill-treat ing a hone as to compel its being slaughtered.-3. Pegeat, aged 12, stated that he accompanied the cart defendant was employed to drive. On Saturday week defendant galloped the hone nearly the whole way from Kingston to London. On coming bask defendact celled at several public-home, and when be left Wandsworthhe was quite drank. It was then about 1 o'clock in the morning, and witness fell asleep whilst they were going along the Kingston-road, and the defendant was making the horse gallop as bards§ he could. Witnesswas awoke by the horse falling down, and he then saw the de fendant beating it unmercifully.—A police unstable said he found the horse lying in the road, and the defendant leaning against the wheel of the cart in an almost suedes state of drunkenness. —The defendant said the horse was foundered when bought, and it was not his fault it tall down.—Mr. Bead= said that from the policeman's evidence alone it was *Allot that the defendant had acted most bratally towards the snarl. mad were it not that he had to pay for the stein he should have inflicted the extreme fine uit wa he wall pay 10e. and and 31. value, or be coemittea he a mead.—The money was paid. , '~ • :J e~ , THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. J'ANUARY 31, '1819.:- MONEY MARKET. TUEBDAT The more satisfactory assurances from Paris to-day, came seasonably for the speculators for the rise to assist the quotations of public securities, and in some degree al to reinforce a waning confidence. The more important and more readily appreciable circum 'duce for the Stock paohanse was, however, the fact of the favourable impression made on the Paris Bourse by the energetic action of the government,and the conviction implied by the rise of the flutes there that, for the time at least, the danger of a political crisis was considered to have pawed away. Consols in the early part of the morning at 901 tes tified to the gloomy views of French affairs then generally taken. But with the more encouraging accounts subsequently made public prices rallied until they reached 911, at which business wu done, leaving off 911- to 1, both for money and time. Reduced Threes were 911 to 1. Three-and a-Qauter per Cents., 92 to Long Annuities, 81 to 15-18. March Exchequer Bills, 445. to 47a prem. India Bonds, 48s. to 81s. prem. June Ex chequer Bills, 48s. to 61s. piem. Bank Stock, 193 to 8. The Urine* in foreign stocks was extremely limited, with prices very slightly differing from those of yesterday, when so much depressed by the fall in ! Comb'. Mexican were quoted 25 to 1. Peroviau, 47 to 9. Buenos Ayres, 26 to 8. Venezuela, 191 to 201. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Chiliad, 90 to 2. Spanish Fiveswere 14 to 1 ; the Threes 27 tot ; Passive, to 1. Portuguese, 261 to 71; Dutch Two-and- a-Half per Cents. were 481 to 9; the Fours,77l to 881. Russian, 104 to 106. The settlement of mount some, on in the foreign market to-morrow. Foreign exchange was generally quoted rather higher, with more bills offering. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.21 to 1; on Rotterdam, 12.21; an Antwerp, 25.65 to 70; on Hamburg, 13.111 to ; on Frankfort, 121 ; on Petersburg, 361 to 1; on Paris, 25.60 (at short 25 . 35 to 40 ); on Vienna, 11.27 to 30 ; on Naples, 40 ; on Leghorn, 32.05 to 10; on Madrid, 481 ; on Lisbon, 611 to 1--all at three months, except as otherwise expressed. The advises from Hamburg of the 27th r much dulness in mercantile affairs. Produced kinds was not easy to move at fair gloss, except cot ton, some lots of which changed headset Wee rims than could previously have been obtained, in pow. quence of the better accounts from the United States and Liverpool Exchange on London was # to better for long paper, and to 1 for short, but gene rally there was not much beldam doing in foreign exchanges. Fonds and shares were held firmly, but without buyers except at lower in consequence of what bad been passing at Fran in the imbroglio about the choice and attributions of a German Emperor. The quantity of bills expected, and advised ' of, as to indrawn and passed from hence and els , where to Hamburg, , dam and naskilme, Igrbullion (silver) to be d espatched to Mem, still demanded, was leading to the apprehen sion that silver enough might not be found to answer the requirements of the Austrian loam, detailed pet- Ross of which had evidently been motaided The whole present rev:lemma of Austria, to the report of the hates -robins,, win hen= lime of Uths, my eight millions able proportion proportion et which must s eeps the tempting conditions which will be ended by the government, or may be compelled by the lenders, be drawn from this country, and so far carry away a pro portion of the surplus funds of capitalists lying unem ployed as private deposits in the bank, which at present, as the complaint is, encumber the money market, and keep down the rates of money. MILLIS FONDS. Ilmikal . l4 . S South Soo Stook 9111, ... It ...o w atm tor Yoh TiTi TAW 11_ Halt. Tir e L Z . INT s i ll It ll s r t , 4 o 0 ; td.,Jtuto, TO:if" eon air. DM*, .2a. NAM TT ia. '15.111 uno. oh DAto Thirty Um eta. oat. to, me assn. 20., Mardi. •t; a. 1110,_ _SI Joao. 61 DAN mum" WA a TON S sal AS SE •IT I _ BM% 11114 A N 41114 D per CB.t. 14 Smith lk/s„ dlr. fret or. Mk Ditto Acct.. Deb. 1i.141 Ditto Desire Dsla.. if 3 per Ct. tisenids Hdr.. 272 2SGull. per Cast. Dutch Step. 12 , 41) 4 per vt. Dutch Cettit.lll RAILWAY NEWS.-TOKSDAL The dealers have been much engaged in making up their accounts for the settlement to-morrow, and the market therefore displayed considerable activity, u it was known to be • rather heavy account. According to the report of the brokers it would appear that a unsiderable quantity of elute stock will be taken by **public for inveratent Otherwise the market was dull in the morning, and, although more con fidence prevailed towards the close of bums'', prices remained without sensible alteration. UMW iliff.-I.o**ux, !Levu: 30. e-_ et Den to Roman ch.ractaro dinoia *Mal Olunaadisi: dim at Ones la /talks Whey' pima PAM • 4 6 IR IS Lora . N M: altars 11 6 p 34 Da New 40i. 'lO Bd. 60 Do. Com Maths 401 40 Do. de. TentAs 110 40. 16 Do. Tairdr "4 3d. s ..., L.;;ru ra p 7 pr. C 7 moDep.6 meadls 1 ilp. 4 Anvil 0. tioz 'Maw, /hu It l. Mat. 11 lid. 1/Inien..SAtf.kLine. 48 61 II W. ranee Na 34 z : ill Do. Marte—Ne.3 10 Do. ow ill Prof. 1 6 40 DoGLOnn.ailbeff 14 100, !Mho 1 94 3 61 109 IN. Cone. Pre. a Dot 67 10: 6 0 D leo. o. 40i iharis . 23 IDA Dlna 100 Do.C.Bre4/33.6 1266 I 4 NW. 01. Wag Uriat) SO ,Middle.iliedANCApr Ili Nomura e & Cartage 25 Korth BMWs to i f 6 p.... Lha h...u. 04 .....„ 74 1 6 ; Do 118 , Do. Thirds 4l 41 Norfolk .. U Do. Dai7lL 11 Dd. 6 Do. dalifisrX 3 lig 20 20 Da. Nar 181 8 Do.Le AR M 1 13 Do do flow Ond.l 2 Nola 4/11/6. Widow 2 Id. IS North IPAISMIddra. 1,11 612 60 Ozt.WeinaLAWoly• . isi Ilaall.Dail4,4 MOB 13 13 * I Aeolian art 114aNa 31 9674 k gold ._ 2 3 3 18°511 elcoitiod 11111/044 . 1 13 SW"eg As. 6ll 4 .lsi A 21 ° . 9 Arena A II Do. ae. 8 Do. de. Ilair,Apar 96 II la airosee&ame(llV3l 1 2p. Ds. Halms .... * Ip. _ 186 De. Onsertry .... 46 36d. 1 Do. Nae..... ..... 6 la. = L ee 10 , D4UI isid.Pivq 13 13 D 13a fi &nth ..6 841 sow lislias •. . 251 1 D., d 0...... N.. 11 14 74 Do. do No. 3 12 Do. do. Do. do. Bead.— 1 71 Do.do. *We N 0.4 7 Soda Wake 1 illfork.Dono.thook 11 rale a/ INads . . 6 . 6 WaSal6.l3l,4l9t r il H Wow/Ms/ft I MID. Sam &Woe& 13 Ild. WI. Stanada WM. Icell. m....i llhnia. a= M 1 . tViglid r t f , l id g 3, 11 11 01 Tata' -. 1 . itirfrar.iii 181 Pi Id roams RAILWAYS. AmMe-liallan 46 36/I. Amla 74 I i rinr.d Vah 10 M. Demerara 1 Doh* itAeniak. lle Pd. Waimea and Lime ...646. 1 14oreara of Frame '7 i Orkans 6 Bordeaux 41 Paris and Latour Do. do. i4i s p.*.i'6:4;.;,;: 2i 28 Peres and Roues ! Parts a s traMogro 7 Md. I Roam sad Ham donate, and Slaaso 36 Waders'! Dais pare ana !Mares 8 7td. PAIL Abordela 4 digebervt r. Dry Nate 1 Di Desd. 454.112.!!!", ) 4 IOIX. Xi Xi 11 1 . 4 8 Var. 710. 21. . 141, PUBLIC BOLES. Jaw. 30. —My Mr. J. kill), at the Mart. Leasehold thralls...house, with farriery and anith's shop, with implerrents, etabang, Me., sad a wage adjoinirg. glutted at Telegraph-piece, Brixton Hill, part Ist, elikaated retail of the whole 991. per mum, held for 444 years unexpired, at a segued-rent 0(271. sold for 5301. Mn.am W tre AAAA LIT , at the Mot.—Freeho ld rent charge of 421. pre annum. moored upos s odon in Drury-lane end them& Ms of the Owl-yard ; esid kr Traeold adage, akin leis of Sheppy, let for 201. per emu; la = leg lisom t"..l 1"1. Maikainet, Meachester2 ti oare, let for 401. per " aim Mid hr on pun neezpkal at 41. Ilesers. Maar. as tbe Merl.—Two dwe Unthaws., Oak ley-ems% et. Prames‘ manta gross annul value 3261, held di rect kens the Doke M Ballad kr 95 years at 1111., Mae to insure, &tures at a nineties; 1,0311. Five houses and a workshop in the rear, Beymplese, Oaledoeks road, Pentonvil-le, leted to yearly tend at rents prelesies 11111/., held far years pk. n n Itese Imam l2 wi l. t ; h 7llOl Yaps, Welter-plasm, Caledinimeeed, animated potty mask of the whole 5304 held far asims:a.ensit tired, at asperses andatreas far sea bat" to OM, Mee to lame sad Ms at a valmakia, la hob; asaiLdetaelnd ruldseee, Old Krat-enoa, lit ea tr=itese for 441. per slams, he kw SS yews at U.; MK km Dasn'e-rew, Walsworth, let at U 4 per aaanm, held kr I{ yeses k a manor' ; 1701. Fredesil &idled-haws andlremises, premises, at Baley, Meat let on lease he M. per anatun, subject to four penes per semi Mt n! al=Dena and Inmate, at the Mart. —Two leasehold boo, Albany-road, Camberwell, estimated to produce 001. per aersaa, end an improved grand rent of 1:1., serured upon a house , held is as lease far lei pears unexpired, at 101. 16e.; 5051. FOOT= and Box, at the Mart —Cop hold house and preadees, dasetanr, lisanersinith, let for 3 per annum, suliket to twopence welt rent sad twopence Ike; 3401. Mid& how" 70, Usk lomtkadatreet, with liomeadon, held for 111 yam as s 4 at U., !Mires kvaluation ; COL Leeedwid hem sod skip, ortmarett, let on repairing lease for 481. sae., kid kr 13 l e anumpired at ; 2331. Mar sad Asp, 1, arabester-pleee, let ea repairing bre be Md, sad held toe 27 years asexpired at 51. Is. ; 3301. Mares. eranameat and CLULIIE, at th e )(art.—Cottage readron Salasia7-towraea, Lodes-gelds. esleolatedr e frodoes 403. per am held fer 13 yaws lambed at 131.75. ad. ; 2 Two bank litalesiena4trest, &monkey, let at prodnekg 941. per gas, ad le Yid br poen umpired at 004 ad subject to N. taxes ; 271! Mr. MASON, at Garraway's.—Tour leasehold houses, Nel sonterrsca .cas, estimated natal 921. per sea, had for 90 years et 111. ; 6110 games. Freehold Clty-reed, let for 341. per annum, and freehold ; peead rabas. etat ilkla tra, t tit rereezion after II years a aisad. johdkom haasr, Ibusiewa-pbse, Fun-street, Uthopipte, let at read pradadag M. per mum, Landlord paying taus ; 736 'edam Tial= g iberaiLitrat and Type-street, Bethnal-green, let at read 1111. les. per annum, held for 66 years unexpired at 111.; lietwa=sid houses, Birch's-place, Fetter lane, let at rents mo dals( SOL b. per album, held for 31 years unexpired, if certain palms or others to be substituted should so bag lire, ballad to pay tease; 470 games. COMMERCIAL AND MARZETS. PRODUCK. MINCING-LAUB, JAN. D.—The sugar market hos agnissito.day with a farther improvement; all that was oared Is rills mho was bought fatly at the fall priers paid on =and at whams as stress working (militias. 6,400 beg. NY Is paths sale—good to see grJury, Ws. M. Sas. Od.; &Mb. emslitios, 36..6d. 39e 6d.: 1,000 begs Mao sold by pleats contrast apt sithe aim miss. 1,000 hag. Bengal oho sold in males sib DWAIN soils% Qs. 6d. 43a. 6d. 530 Mao. et Reit lulls sol in the priniosontiost mite. 41a. 64.4115. Id. Bid Sus : low tod good grosom. 416. The artisio Iwo bus dell. sad primers irk lower. • post ponies of Jr: MSS bags plantation Ceylon woo bongiat in at SR wooles=hir most et bayers—Cbold nod oild at nem Mar prim. dim, Ss. 9d. 4a. id.— The Imps Ws ofSlll lop cwt wok and all sold, it 16.—Ootion Ma: about 769 tales sold. —Tam : Th• largo arrivals eastioms to drooom Om morboL—Tellow has declined to SOL 6 1 / 4 1. 40a. • : The hos bum Mostive.—lndigo : 11,740 &wits am de. clarcd for tho qmirtmly ado on 15th Februarangal sallowar to lit 17s. 6d.; R. Domingo fiestas soid, 71. M. to 71. 10a.; in, 10s. Od. Os Da.; armed void, 40a. to 40s. 6d. • &tia=it i Zifo partly sold, 2s. Id. to 4a. 4d.; lapin wood sold: DX 17a. 6d. to W. M. 6d.; atiddao sold, 775. 6d. to hie. 6S, COTTON.—Livaarooi, JAN. 30.—The market to-day was very steady, and the sales were 10,0610 bake, 5,000 of which were on speculation. The sale since Friday last was 50,000, and yet there has been no advance in price. Prise to-day : New Oren, 4 to 5 ; Bowed Gems* 4i to 41 ; gun* 3 to at. MANClintrlit, JAN 30.—The present state of the Liver pool cotton market is seriously interfering with business here, and to-day we have to report a decided Bataan in almost every depart. meet as compared with the earlier part of list week. The increased prices which producers are under the necessity of asking, and which, even if obtained, would leave them In a pcsition far from remunerative, cannot genteelly be acceded to by bu and the convequenee Is that • oonsidtealsie thent has been given to lb-day many producers are refs t z even to name Prices. and in some oases are with. [ drawing samples, thinking it better to pause for a while under present eircumniusoes. The Oreek. German, and Italian houses have bets operating but little during the last few days. The only depart meet in which an salve buidunis is doing is teat of sonde and yarn suitable for the Inciters markets, in which the full rates of last week are easily obtainable, and In Nome MEN even higher; but the ad vancing tendency of the odton mat ket materially interferes even with this trade, many orders sing held in suspense for the present. Should the speculative aspect of the cotton market cm. tarsus to develop itself, I. is not unlikely that we shall soon have a return to abort-time working, spinners in particular being now in • mush worse porit:on than before, owing to the impoesibility of obtaining anything like an advance with the price they have now to pay rot the raw material e" . "/ C1 trade in Macclesfield maintains the improvement noticed during the last few weeks. dim cut increaser, but the late rite in the price of the raw material places the nuinuticturers in such a petition that they . must have an advance upon their goods before they can operate th w.v.intage. This advance le, at present, extremely difficult to ob. Sin; but buyers will have to submit to it before the trade can assume a healthy aspect. The expectation of a good spring trade is the prin cipal cawe of tics present inermeing production, which . la, to a great extent, on ay extent, Eureetorr sad Teen. WOOLLEN CLOTllB.—Lzaos, Jaw. 30.—There was a good attendance of merchants in the cloth halls, but not so much business don at this day's market as was transacted on Saturday. The goods which changed owners were principally for shipping, com prising wool-dyed blacks, blue*, to Prices continue muck the same as they have ruled during the month. BLANK ETB.—RECILKONDIfiIIE, lax. 20.—The attend ance of merchants today wee very small, and little business was transacted in stock, but • few orders were put out for shipping. From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Thesday. Jan. 30. _ BANKRUPT& _ _ TIIONAS BALIACLOVOiI & JOllll Evntrr flostbowram, Yorkshire, woollen spinners, te surrender Feb. 16 It March 30, at 11, at Leeds Ct. Sole., en gory & Co., Bedard-row; Waren, & Courtenar, Leeds ; sena., Freeman, Leeds. THOMAS Romans, Birmingham, coal dealer, Feb. 14 & March 7, at 12, at Ct. Sole., Jackson, Firid-et., Cilzata, It Kern. i son, ; oft saalg., Whitmore, 'firm thromaz Commun. ~s t.i tent, ship builder, Feb. 5 at 14, & March 19 at 11, at Selo, Mebane & Do*. Wrd. row• , & Morgan, ; off. ram, Torqued, Holahan- Femme Cumrse, Norwich, auctioneer, Feb. 5 at 12, & March 12 at 114, at BasingbalLet. Sol., Morey, Featherstorm-boild., Holborn; off. maim, Graham. Colemmust. Hexer Coonnu.L, Worton-under.Edge. Glouceaterahire, piper maker, Feb. 13 & March 13, at 11 at Bristol Ct. Bela., Howell, King ▪ Chespaide, * Messrs. Bevan, ; off. orig., gasman, BrlstoL Elton Cowen, Stockton-upon. Tees, Durham, tailor, Feb. 13 & March 13, at 1, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ct. Sole., Chandler, Paternoster. row, & Cooper, Sunderland; off. Ling, Baker, Neweastle.upon- Tyte. 1/1141IT Dour, Chester, wine merchant, Feb. 13 & March G, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Sob., Baw, Furniture-inn, Yt Caanah, Chester; off. maig., Turner, Liverpool, 1111 CVTVIT Barra Floisnat, Tynemnuth, NorthumberlaLd, banker, Feb. 13 at 124, & March at 1, at Neweartle-upon•Tyne CL Solo, Brookabank k Fern, Gray's-inn-sq., & thou n, Newcamle.upon- Tyne ; eft a sig., Mahler, Newaistle.upue.lyee. Mituan Haintemon, Kingston-upon-Hull, Unman, Feb. 14 & March 7, at 101,11 Leeds Ct. Sole., Vincent, Temple; Hodgson, Birming ham; h &mos. Frost, Hull; off. swig., Gulick Hull. 1111.911 T HAWOOUD, Newingten.eausewar. Saner, stationer, Feb. 7 at _124, gs March 11 at 11, at liesinghalist. Sot, Parsecs, Temple *bomb. ; off. side, Joluuon, liseinghalLet. °JAILS% Saxon Hoorn' & Kamm Ammon Lawrence Pountney- Lae, Clty, merchants, Feb. 9 at 2, It Mimi; 24 at 11, at Basinghsli et. 801., Tomes, Lawrence Pounteer-has; off. wig., Great, GuildlialLebansb. Joan WII/ON 11771TV1 & Joint ME11:1, Liverpool, merchents, Feb. 19 Is March 12, M 11, at Liverpool et. Bola., Cotterill, Throginor. Waft., City, & Fletcher & Hall, Liverpsol; olf. amis., Cammove, LiverpooL amen= Kean & Wtu.ua Lineman, John-st., Pentremins, brewers, Feb. 13 at IL & Marsh 16 at 11, at Basingbalim. Sots., Overton & Hughes, Old I off. wnig., Edwards. Frederielea.pL Mama,' LANCASTIII, ; rowdier, Feb. 10 at 2, es Mach 24 a. at Sasingitall-st. Sot, Maley, Mitre-et., Temple; off. asst., Follett, Sarabrooluet. Josue PIACHET, Colchester, Face, cabinet maker, Feb. 9 at 24, & March 9 at 1, at Basinathall.st. Sul., Maley, lioorgateuit.; off. crag., Groom, Abehureh.lane. Malmo Sans Permit, Burslem, Staffordshire, druggist, Feb. 13 k March 13, at 10, at Birmingham et. Sole., Karr & 13be Stoke-upon.Tre.nt, & Chaplin, Birmingham ; off. wisle., ralag, birmitibam. Mecum GUT Pococx, Kingaltury Epiecopi, Somersetabke, miller, Feb. Sat 1, In Match 14 at 11, at Eacter Ct. Sok., Penklvil, New- M., Finsbury; blade &Vining, Yeovil; &Terrell, E acter; off.assig., flirted, Faster. Janes Puma,. Pyrton, Glouceetetabire, farmer. Feb. 13 & March 13, at 12, at Brest& Ct. Sola v lllake & Goold, Blackfriara.rd., & Smith, Remake= ; off. me4r, Bristol. Ammar Run, ItVor , Sumer, scrivener, Feb. 16 at 1211, & March 21 at 12, at Basing et.; off. avaig., Follett, Munbrook.e. Taoism THOMPSON, lialsepterrace, Chelsea, carpecter, Feb. 10 & March 13, at 11, at Baitinghall.et. Sol ., Smith, Temple-chamb., Flee Let.; off. nogg., Cannan, Strehin.lane. Ronne Tcanaa, Sheffield, loaer dealer, reb. 10 at 124, Is March 10 at 10, at Leeds CL Sole-, Mom, Sericale-inn, & Rye* Sheffield ; off. wig., Freeman. Sheffield. JAMES Pools Wyman; Winchester, draper. Feb. 9 at 1, & March 15 at 12, at BashmhalLet. Sot , Reed & Co., Priday.at., Cheapelde; off. wig., Whitmore, BattinglialLet Joule Wituan You., Walworth-pl, Walworth-rd., tailor, Feb. o k March IS, at 124, at Basin/411M. Sol., Gant, Richelieu-la.; off. mei., Graham, tklemacm. lan. 17. Thous Lirsaurr, nrsoLvr2rr erpool. betel keeper. PETITIONERS. . • ML4TILLIT. . Pro;:alag=te,Sarrey, Ramey. 11“..., taker. Loch&Ws pt., St. Mee, . BUM. New Oawd-et.7it.iiiiiii: Weir &weer. C. Home Lime at, Ilumece, pollebtagpeete maker. E. B u. Beliebarywi., Agar lows, I L. Clow, Itrieetwt., RegelVs-plit , 11.710v0, liteseat.ot. mosey LBW. H. T. Ikons goon, Caluo.ot., South trark, bottom to a beetottop keeper. Nev. U. L. TORIIIS, Bunnell, Sono.. clerk- L. P. VACIIIIUDI, Upper Chortocte-oc, Fltorty. sq., Oxman to • cabinet , trim J. C. Wm lioltoototer., Ladish towo,, ttoaloollto. earpeafei. T. B. Dawaasaas. Male Maardella, *put, am Colli water. B. thamaaa, Rea Lew W.. Oates well, dot la a law &alma. C. Jaczaas Greeswich, toot & doe - 11;Akez. .I.llnacznaa Paalleetcs, I betworasindr. prate Meth, Ilimaclmllacs. brevrees• Isbcomr. 3. ealllll. floopetre, Irma I. Con=ritca-vader-Lpoc e lea.- crab*, eleopiceper. Lama. Comrs.um,ltilivies,lrortaitire, DiIIITZT. W DePaall, Warwickshire, Unwed on victualler. R. Laura, Mmaeliatter, Mull tea- D. W Ilnae, Cknestry,Werwlekshtee, Maws weaver. D. Wawa, Lherwei, bather. J. New saw, await ram/U, !ked ged/it, y i ar& I. Sews, t. Dm, OwawillOpeleber. W. Twerp, Camay, Wendel- Wee, eigealiar. W. Tow, Ma" Olweerlwairrt Wew,, Wallehlre, X CamTxv, 04ley, Teataithejolaer. X Evan, Ira.*Mom Fllatslgre, l. Gamormum, Amaral. Hampakin, each whechntOt. 7.0. UMW, INlXoldre, botcher. G. X How Las, Einkteigkely UAL eciasklss, .0 1 Ili oft* =11;1= 8-armirs 00.1=2:Maller Wil — Di.7ll . r . r . =. MiDeciatikorbirs . ik taiew •AD. Do. . - ir . b ;le l - —-F k f .-,,,,& e 1 , 1 t . is: .—(ThryittLPl r 1 54 Do. 01.1414.1140.11 t '1 0 lbstorn Omni, f f 4 Do.Noopenialki l llo 4 I Do.lixt.hp 0.14 b. Di do.. . No 1 pas W. D0.N44.19 . 401653 iOn. do., 5 p. ling 13 55 .3."'"'. Ile' 19_ Coins Coin Ci. 4 , k it!. 4 do....acass is 16134. .. C. 16 L 5.... .169...eq21 1 9i .1p 1 BM ,192 4 11 D. Pm- ..... . 6 ed. 2 rd., /409.1 1 1:1 1 4 15 Ini 10 irdiDert m enii.4l 43 10 Us. f ll4 11 Lathy. Tome.Tharcilt OP. Ils"Exelirenellessosithi 19 Gni LISA s i. I , Do. . . 3 If 4, Xwr 11 16 13,L : 334 243 , II Da dn. len 13 A/. Nana. -... 14 Do Nsw,MS. Ili Gnat Woins 176 56 Do. i Alm i 3 i o taboos ...... S N la. IVIN .. NDo. NIA •M 11 . IP Mimi 15 D. isheres lON Alf 124 De. S skerst..„— lll 91p. 40imn sad MUM 101 D. Thirfk _., 2 p ll I . 33 .2.4saciaWnskrorkrAl N Do. do. .... 'l7 13d. U Ds. i sh:rei• .. i a 60. lit Do. $ direr l3 IA Do. Intlbo . ...... 7iiii fi Do. Dzsoensos 13 Do. Thins 4444 ' ri De.Nowasa 0 I Do. W. R. thins- If f 4 I DeJPresasat Wore . 37 A fiDs. Pharos ~. . A 5 iir. 60 ,14404 aniDraDoin 09 100 30 • Leek soul Mrs& 25 27 _ " 30 ftift.,t,V ie . rg ii l'i• lAs. alit t 3 Vo aw 113 4 lia,Drilion,ll.ls i 34 4 6 64 0 no.4iii. por a 4_ 3 Do. 1 , 04.11 Ct 5l 50 ) 30.1:4*.6 MI 51 0ur660 Lasion p =tinn Ds. ' London &E.Waiin 133 4 5 Do.Qwei. L.* B 14 lOp. Do. Nip D 0.1121114 .. 0 84 f D5.401.5her;.6 . .Y. De.101.04..M a D a 3 31 R D0.101.5h..M kßb 3 0. D0.10i.gt..11 b." - ' 1, —__ ...kit - e'44 .; W1 ifteaders......let od. MEBTINGIB.—LONDON AND GINEINIFICN.—London, An. 30.—11 Of-yearly Neetisy.--11r. W. 6badbolt la the chair.— The following abstract of the met and lam account of the company wee read: Da. To dividend of is. 9d. a share on 43,077 afoul shires £B,o7ole 9 To interest : Binds £1,58110 0 Prelim= Awes 3,565 0 0-11,40010 0 lialtlierly mai*, to J. Nash Pragerty Ina lb ezpoiss : _ . ... Is &radars. la. 289 10 0 115 0 0 Printing, advertising, iro. To balance £19,747 12 9 Bahasa at mit sad kas 'o 14 - 11 - Jaoe, MS i 7,743 IS 0 Among akM kola nuplas mats of the casipaay 333 0 3 MOM 19 9 B 7 =lli rd at railway 19,500 0 0 7 8 By bared at Mids held by the company 230 3 3 1119.721 12 9 The Mimes then soil OM before enterieg Imes the bests= hi. friths metimthemepleemett duty dershed viewhim al aramalag te the progeleless OM oboe their Wt etestlei ow mita* le their merehere Mies bed -Weeded with mom bilissube to the as pry morose at sheet a themend pewit. The bedividad La gulden, who wee nwrojewth, owl with whom the dbillONl hod eseimel es nnmemesesiM dewastre him Oriole whims they had teams hits, bet eltsoled tellemy by =his es. emit sed IMO* tlo awl with se mosit as ft smile deleotles hr a time. They had remelt at Mama OM he had NV§ this esentry„ sod as they had bed me se. serMy with lim the Id* therester he had remised free the amherithe se Me Coat Meet. the se e which be bed apprepri. mid wield mem* be a total hes to the company. Their pruclot dtdised well set. however, Imetareted by it. NW. intehlas espremed a hope that this occurrence would Improve en the diteetere Weds the nemegty of labial security he ckrks in Mem • reesintlea meths ado* dada:atm at a dividend of 3,. 9d. theme en the eld shone af the , he be paid en Me 9th of paromo,.-Tbs set.poing direelere been is& Serabert Wig the ettmetiew ef the preprietere ndiS n l llo patinas etas Muhl dolt elf the esermay. It was wale impeedile thet thin mull be let* essmity thee that dada! by the Greenwich treas. MigeohniAsf the sem essekec te Ora kora the South-Meters be thereght wail net be dilkult, I. the =ef mmoyme leopet Vas saes" Matow, a tower rate or Mtmeat Mem flay at pment, he weld em deer sent. Nfr. einereed Now • peat aloft In the way of such a 27e l a g et the bendeorideb thin was no power of m ite ereferwey would lend messy without baring the MIR It their lande.—Votes of Meeks karmic been passed to Ile dream tees emesbm the mettle( separated. IleterMaMMlNat AND Mess.—Manchester Jan. 30. Ahmed lipseieffikatirm.—Mr. Windex la the cha ir.—Tbe Chair men aunideed Owl a mooing bed been Mid there that day week, width wen _Meal r this My that the amebas debt have en apporterihr If eyantsia eirmooatances which seemed le moles espestleg the dkereparecies Ls the emennts sod maw mama wee mt sweet that any pundemes ea the diesolise 11113 new prment, Int the ammithe bed aremd report Wel al selimiaed We this imeethi. Ile m pe em deeded ~Met Vasy bed SIM etemil the et pities eserwmft thie mesas b oon by bdowne su my mete witsermg Oi view the rinsed el whin dwells thrown mem the emeowes el Se sow piny, ad with width dieatiehothe hellos etemeicani through the sward obelus, disereminies esabdasd is the &mare repems. respeetlally reedoleg ids they Ad mot Net awe dm had been ac corded by the Illeesiese of .me d the moot iseptetmt rethens, and the is at glide bed Ism M pion the stooks el them en ow Mewed sod Mile bedew. The report went. to =th es e eihstiom salmi to the esseennow Mead at the lam meeting, md the dike= this proposed a N— be the Meet that the ordestime ea. Weir wen the bell ef the esseen by the Meet." we 'NOMA to warms the deee preang for • ftf cm = into sad memberhen ef the asseente ; that ho et the het meting be Oldriled in their porn wilirr i ther power to add M their embus, and that they be rowed MeeelehM Moist a fillimMtiq 9 to wait urn the SEMI" ispowdeg them to accede the Mildred intptily NM to semen/ emy lemma hr powift the holf.yeirly sexamts sea w ool rowel ~el ; the* this media( be adlemend to the sal e at sh otemmiehts. Them mintier wen armedunanl toweety. Uwe& of obstielisre wore menet. 1•910,9091., Censwr, AWN 1109TetwOWT.—Liverpeel, Jan. 99,-12oFperty Gower Merriee.—lik. Alen. Nivel Is the their.—llee rawsory read the leper% width Meted that " immtwomente in every deportment ere pathway In preeress,Vn e n d . Mims bier se kisser any birdies bathe comereep, owd the weekly teem Milt were (mhotwe at the ohne( the osoretery) Mt. 10e., hem - be.ManiMllL lie. TheOW maim of peemagers meek les been sal the weekly maw per =Ti In eft s es lam. is. :—be ; SRL. OM; 0ct,1,524; priv., NS; Deo. hit The them Indite ham hen OHL 70. M., mil tho enures weft espieleleis to now. as. amt. 1,2791. M. lambs • Impinehreess et 1,7M1. from Se NM Jely ilotDes. The direst= de net emelder it expedient sesonnwool any eddied of Ms emplos kr therement, the reNway net beVat ias son egos he somile. The Imeolin and Terkehire MN awes in this eimpowy, hem =lid that ti ll =ties from Sir bawd way be Wed le were. temmalik mod misleted to teedese Mommy betwen cre ilfro bawds. Tie diesolms therelbre resemmend that Mr. te ea Mr. IMAM ailed lithe limped. ChM% owd lloothmet board, smiths, mielmis thseefelel sommt~obsiebetento tldspreposi. • OneEnteinemeitetherewhterefthemendelers the Manner bee detedtheteme.dath dais smount of m ais tMe not yet less imp ; ef ash d. In Wilernary seM kowever, been sit In . liablmee emphimil Met the eleoble wit= Leo u =l ist slthrephit weed as oggereet be. talk, --The it was moeidoi he the sehllifk. iew e einatelkim—itr.lmpobie nut im= a lbet he sada' of the rampeny h lOW lemeted ca an the mho as gime of hal Momper to Mr.& isaillia. } 4 ll 4 was o u reletrak however, Was het that Mr. hid inked 1 whilst the evert was edy 11941. Chairman that the amiss led est yet ridded Thou to risilwith the ammislion of the line from Waterloo mLiverpool ; he liimegf semidend it would be better not p en thi they saw bow ths sells tble yeer end ado purer Wog liebil.ties Isad Iran W. Ws append to wet with ser men g s zeol vel.-1 he report. after Kee Htle ifAlWfirtidae. allepeed. The three Mitts( dlreetere WM Mann. W ARM. OAMIIIIIIWIOEd Holt. Mieemosehatior. Cleponaa s wee rerteeted; eZ to Nieman el the dimes& , Mean. Mr. Oreethealie tlasseithe end Teriahlre dirtetors) yent a = to the beerlL-111r. Ms. Buda has metaled sadist. sad the Nesether estiousel. PIMPWS, e. A. Z. **mu, Partmea, Hsispaffeern envie gaud. Auwsrscr MAW, Itawsikee, Seemed Werner. A. Ammo, Datchets, Seekkiskam- Net /MM. C. E. Shellubie r Boger , ether lowa J. Seem Craged. A. P. laarurrr, Lewes, bare}, ' palates J. Straisr„ HEW., Staffordshire, drape. lio uw hiaz e rwiletre i.k. Teseethe, r B. Baer, Seymour nWno-, itreaskee eVer,a, UoCoi y N., Wahreetk amonbo. ,cala i". .r. W. 'Saul, rem Seer. T CANA., lierataa.ter., bricklayer. J. Caewica Seraglei, Mewl vietaaller. W.Caerea, Sinalsgtraza. P. Nelleret., Careediffisq., W7r7deatist. 6.. 1 „.. r, Oiffsedukiee, E. W. Crnereara, Tab. drama, J. A. scera . Dere epowS)sa, Joan . T. Deena, lasirsaan, I caters gimp J. N. Dease,Oreat Yarmouth, Me delk, WWWs B. Pransere, Peeks, Issegable, keerr et public hare. J. 14.1.1.1 NeWCZYtielgeni.jus. _ born Whin, MALT', Lracsaldre, jam , P. irdt t e tr i 4lterforalohlre, atm p saisebetarer. a. Tettesism-et. K, draper" _ &Waw Usuroux, Braked, Yorkshire. W. II:r on, 11.roaloston.st , J. AV. How, tiontk Durban, fruiterer. HoLocanar, Manclanter, licensed . _ C. Itooma, Hondagtou, &menet dike, baker. DECLARATION! Wn.Lum CMAPPILOW, Jun., Je Bier-3rd dlr. of Is. 5d., Feb. Canton's, Bitehin.lane. Wiliam' Cow' k Witume die. of 6d ,k Ist div. of 3s. on sm., any day_on .ro after Feb. WILUAM %SAVA& DAVLNA, MINA Jan. 31, k any subsequent 'Wednesday, Titular Famocuses, North 8. !etas, 3, k any subsequent Saturday, a t Rabat Joss FO/LITUL tbuttoe, Northumbel of Ss. 9d. qof Id., Feb. 3, re an, Newcade.upos.Tyne. WLLUAII Few" Lawrence-lane, bouteman-2nd dlr. of 8d , Fob. 5, Canton's, Rireein.lans. Joni, Moo; Portsmouth, tailor sublequent Monday, at Cannan'e, _ Bomar WILLIAM GODWIN. Lincoln, ship . Feb. 2, le any subsequent Frida „ at Carrtele Warrua Damara GI:NOSY 1). 205., any Tuesday or Friday ifter , Jan. 31, Acourros AtmAttora Lamaism:lc ehant—let die. of fd., Pak 5, k ' BireLtn•Loe thILPHIM MARAILUS. Austin. . ot elths- Is. Tcl., Feb. & say subsequesat lase. CALM.= DICIXOII MAW.. &Tient Monday, at Valpy's, JOIDI Ilerrnsws--2nd St final dr.. quest Thursday, at WWII, !Amber. Aram Per Owen , Aylesbury, - inv. et Is. N., Jas. al, & three quanirs, GutUball-chessh. WmtAit WiLuAnx, Colchester, Feb. 3, St any subsequent Monday, • ''' ..••••", • ........., : - '.,' . 11!7 "-. 11" 71 -------..-......."..... " • 50W FR ttsea dm, 0. IL Zavau,,Clam e a r . .__ yr.Deelaosit,-047k '.41.'. ow, a. James, Iliabepswit. arl .'" '.... I atain to • dealer la sul ni sit. ' . ua. T. A. Jana*. lAverp er e, victualer ret ii. Jaeue, sea_ . neseenst 1a..... . . • ItrinruL k •alt mar. ' --..... • 1 • ipav J. ?sum, tarpruterrall, 01.. 01. . ' •' mire, rano. Jas,nurpo., ...', ~ dre, O. straw bat E by. I. 147112110. G nu / .. , re• Natoli, pub‘,.. I. 11.1,UL, Past-ter.. Hada, . me- seller es maninue. '""e a.= tire, : j . .. '"W l. 3"'"' A,r a" i, Lcsi o ,H u : . e ll"" : .u.. - -.."1"1. . * .14. 7 -'—.P t ak . " ~... „ ...- tom, gamma us sow worket*".4 sin, minter. J. num.., Odor*, 44.1. 4* , , ",r 0. J. PTILa. t inv.. ' .. 1 ea., lallairbru, peerattor R. ILouvurea, i.s. R d ,....,, _ - Use, Straad, attorney. . ' "...le • 0 G. Item., Cart a go tan- ltus+r. . , ,•,, 6 .I. WY I . jjjr....iLraimit'4.B„l 8 . 1" :; r 1; '' . !..... : 0 bti;74:7 . 1. 174' 1.1 4. 4dat f k‘ Li . v i... .,...4 : 8144 , itz i: , a . , . nen, m,...... . lire, vrifZe La , , , .. Seater la ale. 1 Th ., J. Tevaram, shirr, sburberkr,""mlb• 10,- our. B. Tvue ire, lintarri., . C. Urrom , Illubibunt t eat,_ n"N ith ses • taw L. O. B. tas ors. , ' Plura l . ft.. - . : Battersea, refiner Oka *-• . , • • pen' O. Warms. brllear-.olla k id , * • ban.lcaler ba Stud rook • , . J. H. "Sun, Grove l / - 0.-.-__ . .rd., tuselfstake. - ' '"•'•'. 1 1. *- D. 1% nAssus, Merthyr I.yeri c a , '''' C. a. Aires, r....... sad heir drurer. - - ' - -R.*. D. Weer., Leen net- di .' DNS OF DriTOoll34. ' 1 , herayn-ek, St, James's, wholesale nd. 1,. 5, & any subsequent /doodah n a I C,4.,, Jun., Bradford, tea dealers -I d . • 111 Jthe rumen estate of William Colt. , at Young L eo& a Bristol, Iron founder-3rd div. of lild • al idnesday, at Hutton'., B r io n k -• 1 aB' ields, banker-let dlr. of 24, Pak at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-7mo. • ethumberland, banter-lat k Inal lr. a any subsequent Saturday, at hkeek, ' 8 es-line, Chop side, Mai:Mester Mee. ' P ' Feb. 5, & any subsequent Hooky, n • al Allor -let dlr. of Ss. 6d., Feb. S , k Cry f. g n'e, 13:rchin-lane. urioaln, ship Ladder-he dn. of 7t id, lay at Carrick's, Hull. al ._B;idport. Dumetshire, banker -Diy.d net Jan. 31, at Hemaman's, Easter. - maximum, Alcoggatoik, City, m e . es any subsequent Monday, at Canal% in -friars, City, Bowls Mont -id Av. B subsequent liendiy, at tames* /lb rivs-lst div. of 2CI, Feb. 1, k say wiA ••' 10 be Birmingham. - be Curl di,. of Ms., Feb. 1, h my sates. iirminghain. .... eabury, Buckingham . hire sargen-ig 44 ‘ brae subsequent %T ommie's, It t. i A tater, Emu, hat maker-1K dlr. of Id. , , nosy, at Canaan's, Birchia- lac.. • Barnett & T. Hancock, Condult.n, go, a-Feb. 22. N. Brown, liensia,Ber. .. ant - Feb. 22. J. Queue, Bww • 71 . F. Deflate,tdaneliester, sheen as. . r.e,jun., Newcastle-one-Tyne, tomb* l` m r lawn, Shrotabir e cattle deakr-Feb it gi id-et., Bt. Pancras, mimic eeikr-Feb. 75. • - Meth, timber merchant-Feb. 22. J.l. 1 tam, tanner-Feb. 22. 8. B. Sale,, llay. iusekeeper - Feb. 22. T. Willie, Word. TI ... B. Warbrick, Liverpool, currier -ft T 1 ion-Type, merchant. d, unksa came be shown ta the =kw B. day of meting. c m, Northumberland, tim'cer merelnat... at., auctioneer-Feb. 21. F. . 1 A Yorkshire, innkeeper - Feb. ire, innkeeper-Feb. 22. T. J. Crew, me tivalun .leet-Feb. 22. J. Dal raker-Feb. 23. IL Davies, Cerra lbes, , of 'eb. 21. J. B. ramie, Little Chemetiztle th T. N. Ilm ward, Torquay, Devonshire, , Taunton, Moinersenture, draper-IA re b, Lancashire, cotton manufacturce- fel l tun, bruguasker -Feb. 21. ii. Palliser. .. 2E. O. Itadiord, *Arena, Derb/tideis ai l wlnchmore.hilL Mirkllemer, dealt k icholas.hi., City, dealer ia shams , an of 'lced by the Vice•Chanoellor seder k ' be shown to the contrary on or bons ! 1 Ind ew Kent-rd., builder-J. Atkins, Wes erchant-2. Barrow, Male, Laareablre, Kent, hawed victualler-O. Browse A. Malinger-J. Brown, Cold Hubouls. M. runton, Abcburch.D., City, imagie. so er Wilson• liss. ' .Mi l s'e dra , E l aTthain, F Cli t estitre, steamp ow 4, . I, merchant-J. W. Little, Ababa:nil. I. Nicholls, Radium Cheshire, igen 1... B. Ex Rua, Om brio hire, groc r-J.Rasbw, Jo =eta:tune- ht. Riven, Lower Mask, Itt C. Smith, Avenue-rd., St. Jobn'eareed, . 0 ,, church-la., City, leen manufactamr-K. w, er-J. I. Winstanley, King winnow., . i, Jo arch-la., City, iron maaulieturer. Ed IN )NS.-John Durward. Mubarak cc... .-. As a, at the obip Dote, Edisburgb-Gowp .. ..!, cb el.. Feb. 5 it 26, at Dowell's-roma Edha. •,. w tan, 'overuses, brewer, Feb.l & MA& 66, 1, 'overman-Thomas What, Glum . larch 2, at the Albert TArent, Olugow- Ob i argh, coal master, Feb. 6 at 26, at tie Ita LVED.-E. F. Bedford k W. Baal, Ins. llb r thl I t. t en gii rn , y- Je O tt ld ,. .: L t. ,u.:,T r i. d d .- J. J 1 1 700 31. a-W. Linesman & W. u..;abeensia. of.. s , trout, Kingston-noon-Hull-IL ended; "'. shire row:rats-W. Dames k IL lino. v t, . o.l. Dulc p eu u , lo W i Ma j w . uou, a. A. J. l.4 llaw m.d. aon, A Ai t z Gibson. jun., H. Caved. &T. Brews lb , ha regards T. Brown-J. Gillard, H. Yu -T. Gorton &C. Nichol], Colchester-0i .. Ye uN.li.PUkg a in a e . tori cii. , il b o u lF4 tten, u La nte aci ld shlea ttirsz son th, DIVIDE . I.4I?B : -I • cb. 22. J. Barnrtt gennet., — thaie phoemaa.. - thumberland, timber merchant Thantes-et., Bracer- Yet,. 21. F. nufacturer—Feb. 23. J. Greene, j —Feb. 20. C. J. lh.nmer, I.7ppe r 22. 0. Kthilmark, llampotead-e A. Lett, Commercial-rd , Lambeth, RAU* Barnard Ctuktle, Burnam, mom atanewoollen; lodging botriekeeper erM. 21. B. Ware , ' 22. W. Wylam, Newcastle-upon-T -CERTIFICATES to be granted, • en the Feb. 22. N. Brown, llaham, Feb. 21. P. Clark, &titlark-et, . Bridlington, Nast Riding of To. Crocker, Motown, DUrbeishlre, inn. Ingram-et., Fenelnueli at, commisnin Wickham-market, Suffolk, broker—F, Brecknocksirre, innkeeper—Feb. - FAses, lime tr.:rare—Feb. 27. '1 groat —Feb. 27. H. Kennedy, ' 21. J. Lord, Crawahaw Feb. 21. W. S. Martin, Brighton, Gravesend, innk,eper—Feb. 26. builder—Feb. 22. li. Swan. Wl._ cattle—Feb. 21. E. Tucker, Nicholus.ls., CERTIFICATES to be coblirmed Bankruptcy, unless cause be Feb. 20, 1619. W. Aldred, Oeorge.q., New a.. Cowes, Isle of Wight, wine merchant—. plasterer—l. Battle, Erith, Kent, lime. Twyning, Gioucestinhire, wbar6nger—J. East Brixton, builder—W. lirtuiton, facturer—W.Drinkcater,LiverpooLe bury, fringe manufacture r — T. Wlhar owner—J. Ingram, Liverpool, me' City, iron manatee:neer—H. packet owner—J. l'igg, Fulbeurn, Ahchureli.le., City, iron Lambeth, potato potato merchant—C. builder—J. C. Spender, Abehtue Warren, Mainlealield, silk der—J. City, busier—G. Woud, Abcburch-la., SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION , . mission merchant, Feb. 6 At 26, Ferrier, Edinbugh, bookseller, . burgh—Franca William Lobe., 1, at Henderson's Vine Hotel, lei spirit merchant, Feb. 5 & March Robert Muir, Vogrie, Edinburgh, Ship Hotel, Edinburgh. PARTNERSHIP'S DISSOU wich—Enama Biggs bc B. Biggs, Brown, Whitehorse-lane, Stepney—. Thames4L—R. Burnett in J. Burnett, Sc T. B. Liewertb, Leeds—W. Cho Brighton—lL Clifford & T. Brown, King T. Ball, Longion, Staffordshire Potteri Bartholi mew-lane, City—Ft. 1' - Stead, Ripon, Yorkshire—C. Manchester—E. Odom, E. King=ton upon-Hull, so far as. sons, & IL Wren, Plymouth—% tirceusli, B. Pilkingtun, sr W. , as regards 0. Greehall—J. Heeling it U. _ _ J. Helms it W. Beckett, Lancaster—N. IL P. Lawre nce it S. Uson, Launceston, Cornwall—S. eaney it J. Lussenden, Brookt. St. OUes's.—W. Mason & W. Oreenwayo Greets Green, titargtlka —J. Porten' & T. Harvey, Manchester- C. B. Reid It W. J. moo, NewasUsupos-1 yne—T. Sheppard & W. Goidge, W. Tiddy at W. Tiddy, jun. Brinui—J. Thompson, sm., J. SON Jun., &W. Thompson, e—.T. Unwin M L Bowling, Yorkmign. SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCE.—Moue. MIL DO& Ala. PIM ARIL Don ate. BM 2 Dublin...... 00 Holland —.. 00 hulls in Boatb.o Hoke and 0 Waisrford .. Oil Madan.... 01 amploo—Feb.2B; Huss. Febill 1 Liarghadee. 01 Assort .00 0 0 Do. Mar/Mike ue w ladle hat 1.0 GueralkJars. 10 Liaison ..Feb.s 0 Roden and Iles-0 Nosed,. IsOM U Hamburg.... Ole t 4 rd.n. N.S. te Ail fi1ar...... Feb. 7: thuvissarn, Jas. 20.—Arrived : Dorcas, Cephalonia; Elbe, He burg; Fakeer, Tereeira i _• Liebe, Bordeaux ; Nimrod, Chien ; Euphrads, Havre; Miranda, St. Mterhiers; Susan, Miss.-841,4 saran, Newcastle; Columoine, Bane; E m, Malaga; John Scott, Balm does; Magnet, Rotterdam; Lord J. Russell, Harengen ; Quiver, Mores; Sultan, Venice; Traveller, Cadiz; Wilbenorce, Lianibuig; Janet, St. Helena Marys, Gummier. Lmaroot., JAN. 30.—Arrivoa : Victoria, New York; Riga; PortAind, St. John ' s, s New Brinwink.—Sailed Emma Ore ham, Oporto; Mu.conumo, Kliasbah, Zetland, New Orleans; Olsan. Mariner, Naples; Bootle, hrnarabuoi; Jessie, Spartan, Savannah; Black Prince, Valparaiso; Cameo, Trieste; Corsair lyre; Ace id Trumps, Nat au Cotier, Marseilles ; Cherie, Dunkirk ; Courier di Marseilles, Char ente; Elizaseth, Charleston ; Forest King, flea Yerk ; Prince of Orange, Bombay; Hindoe, Now Orleanit; Venice; West Point, New Yore; Jane, Charente; Britannia, Owes; Fanny, Hinds, liarbadoes ; Coiondenee, Alexandria, E.; Reis M'Gaw, Philadelphia ; Letitia, Eagle, Nimble, Eats; Leila, Ball. more; Minerva, Nolo, Coarlotte Ann, Lisbon; Lord Althorp, Liam; Emily, Trieste; Reindeer, Pernambuco; Mirzapore, William Cosy, Calcutta; Birmingham, Savannah ; Moslem, Frances Yates, Cuestas. tinople ; Denieon, Antigua; Margaret, Savannah; Laurel, Newton& land; Ellen Jane, Bayles; Providene.a, Leghorn; Ilinandia, Gibraint sad Monte Video; Ande s , Rio de Janeiro ; Orleans, New Odom; Harwsrd, Boston; ElifJ4 Barcelona; Kathleen, Mary Irvine, Atria; Sappho, Buenos Ayres; Giros line, La LOIILIC, Bayonne; La Oka Lucille, Orden; Majestic, Palermo; Isis, Jamaica; Melville, Alas andria, E.; tommtd.or, Santa Martha; Alarm, St. Michael's; bads, Messina ; Mary Clark, Cape ot Good Hope, Re.; Satoodiar, —Off Hanover. WIRTH& BALFOUIL—Jaa. 25. et Edinburgh, Jiro J. N. Balfour, of a day= ELSEY.— Jan. XS, at Marley, Ewen, the wife of Major W. . E.l.E.'s Depot, of a daughter. EY .0, at ifouverioetreet, Mrs. O. Eyre, of a son. HAUL—Jett. t. 3, at Isallymore, the wile of the Lion. E. flare, of a KIL 2;. at Ilavatt rectory, Lamy. who of the Ser. T. O. liatehard, of a daughter. HORN BY.—Jau. 27, at Irroiford, the wife of T. W. Month,. Eq., of a daughter. 1111.11.8uS.—Jin. 22, at Lower Ewell, Olottontershin3, the wife of Mb J. liudeon, J un , of • SOW LEE.—Jan. XS, the wife of H. Lee, Esq., of Dorerstrect. PteerM7. d a daughter. SIMON - 6101.—Jan. 24 at London-street. Mr• W. Mumma. of • mu. ISTEPIII.24B.—Jan. 24, at Colter. four Exeter. the wife of the Ber. Bub-Dan etepheue, of Coin+, a soused heir, and a daughter. gTopp,attv,—Jaa, 24 , at Deaeseter, the with of the ilex. W. Stadia. of • daughter. v EBEKEw _j a , 2a. a a waftf,hth-yard, the lien. Mrs. Varetes.ol a sou and heir. sr•likfttafllNl MAD.I.6VAM GORDON—DIXON —Jan. 25, 0t Dublin, by the Bay. Mr. Meted!, O. E. P. Govt. it. Capt. 76th Heat., to nation Maria. Mariam of Ka late W. Dixon. boa. UA.I.PIN—MiLLIuAN.—Jam 26. at Namaton, by the Ber. R. O. Farago, Clarke R. ;ton. Tomtits& son of tho Itcr. N. J. lialpth. to Margaret Lowe. third daughter of W. Milligan, Esq.. M.D., el WM wichabire, toe of Uhf s tantallien Dragoon*. LANG—MAIN #.lL.—Jan. 26, at Glasgow, by the Rm. 11. Mama of Lltholtou. W. C. Lang RM. oommander of th e Britith sad No Amtria.in Royal M Steam Comp-111'c 'hip Braaten. M Charlotte room b. daughter of J. Mrienell. Leg.. of Aida , " l . RATIM.Y—WIII2I...—San at the new Independtat Chapel. New• port, by the her. K. Gins, Mr. 0. Raw, to k itroath. foodf ol daughter ci Mr. T. Whita, West Cowes. W Guth -Jon.* M llandsworth March, StafforibiMl by the Rev. W. Linwood. 11. A. ..talent of Cluistchurch, the Rev. B. W. TIM.. M.A.. carats of Sherlffhales. bhropthlre, to Aloes al* ✓idge, daughter of W. Linwood, Eq., of Blichavid liambuortd W ti.suti—ii I aiKl3l - —Jan 24, at Itharld parbh church. by the Sir. W. Harris. .4.311 W. Wilma. Keg.. of Westarn.villa, to liatinea. younsen eaugliter of the fate Mr J. Kirkby, of &MUCK WOODROPYL—WARREN.—Jan. 2.5. at Monluitown Church. OA by the ker. It. Stewart, mar of Rothbury. the Ile!. L. J. Woody.. =ate of Geri:, to Jane Stewart, sadist daUghter of IL Wain& 24 " of Palsy MIL DEATH& BOURNE—Jan. 26. at Cardiff. Mr. N. Bourne, aged 33. CAM 16110 N.—J an. 26. at trsammunre. Letitia Price, the Woof COL Cameron. aged 57. YAVKLL.—daia. 27, at Clmbamrlie, the widow of 8. Dwell. rat" Med M. GILKSIN.—Jan se, Witham P. O. Garth. the math beloredandoull child of William Ueda, Esq.. of ONMme mad 16. GIBB&—Jan. 27, at itromptan Loam, Old Dun a• Wok SKI of Anipthill. Ledtddshire, OILMOUIL—JaiI. 26, at Magra?Gotan, W. ClUmosr_, .KM, aged tiL illißDßN.—Jaa. 26, at Seighlaa. MM, o f ten CM& Rfthoop• ILAORINIGN.—Jaa. 24. at Abadan. i oboe ferer William Mall. lalnD. IL I,4l•lmah. ha the 34th year of hie k 28. IL 43. Oa Jekia - Mildram. NM. lound f " " of Melia flit U. P. Pt J. Mllloste. Batt. Railed mia yubibibod by WfulAit Kura Flom, of No. B tkn i Out. to Ow Uty of lanai; Printer, at the Ofloo.thLofflum. Olmo masa flg WIdiaIearWSDIUSIMT. JA1194111 1 . firm k • _