The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-20 00:00:00

MP, • sold and delivered, is it not? Sw J. Bayley : But I should my is aMe of this sort there could be no proof of delivery. Mr. Wood laid he sold prove the di I:very of the lama sent —Mr. Justice Brie n•taarked that if the hutted coon• lel could prove an account stated the qaestion of delivery ereald not be stateriaL—After the letter to the plaintiff from the defeatism's wife had been pat in and read, Sir John Bayley said that as the signature of the defendant had been peeved to the knee he weld not eontead that there was ao assonnt stated, and therefore he neat submit to a verdict. — no jury, ander the awake of his lordship, then returned a vadifr. for the plaintiff kw the anneal daimood, 01. COURT OF Excimatrza—YwriaDAT. wow Is team. Puma AND Onus INSTITU TIONS s=ssvTsn /DON TUN PATISSNT OT Tains, LOSS TISSIS NUMMI= ST SENO USW) TOIL OTHSI PUS TOSIS.—ThiS we was brought before the court is the form if a special sees. It was an aetion Dravida by the *kWh, who are the templets of the Oresswieft Society fur the W hisks of Sehatifie Knowledge, to try the legality of a die trees wariest for the levying of pools' rates on the Waits dew, breed by the lehniest, who h a magistrate at Omen. wish. It wee asnlssiel that this institution came widths the provision of the dra sad 7th Viet., chap. 36, weigh serapes sY adedes, that are exclusively for seirs- Ole wiNiet. test ILL psrechlsl rates whatever. The heft Soled, ups whisk the defendant relied, were that ▪ holidlog gm rat used " sssissivsly for scientifis pur =plot list the Smiles lot it eat he kin tar public sod eabllsidesat and he mhos ohm pc bad hem bt he a 'abbe waft whisktbe sea sod analeili awing. lb* eldect oum that W awl Yeses Arabi be hoe& back. It woe she lee to a eem jam, tai he the exhibities of the American Isamu The peoinde nistrad by the plantar., It was said, were ewer e=r ie te Waft of the institution ; and it wee shied ware still the object of the naiades, althetsgb k bir I ff ee l : s everslonally !tiara bathe maser stoNd. Mr. BUSS Pirke: What INSISMOS have the papaw he whisk this inatitatles wee let with ragas t Mr. &NM (vto vued the plaistifls' awe) rid the passe bra hem ly applied for the benefit of the istkadsa.—Mr. Platt : "appose part of it was let eat se Shope, and the MIS received applied to edentate , de yea esa NM that the shops should be ma from the pagneent of till poreaddel vase / Mr. Begin : I don't think Sri amiss wall be elsW to pay than.—Mr. Baron Alamos: I dent Wok theldnightt bask of Pros or William had any- Ibrag riry adoollin is 11. • longh.)—Mr. Crowder sad . who woes he Ma were sot called IS. The awn woo of upraise that se the had bola void hr Mbar this Westin ,It he radii dientided It vasthe rilefarly marrhrly kneaded to traranteaalaiifs behalf by the piaintifh, sad judg ment eliorad. Ibmohn, Is fur the dethedant TV i e vivis hey vonssitwee, *oohs, &eland legal, sad the Baas Is Mee for the future.) Jas. IL-411itiap la Dorm HAM , / v. Dunn (CLaaa).—Parvusoz or Mus eum MOM Aston.—Mr. Iwah =oval for a rills Cain OR the plektilr *show awe why the delsodsat, who lad Dana anted la Donato at the *bars salt, should sat be dkohirgad as Do n ato mead that ha Ira a de ordkray Ohs Oasis. as ba lowa awaited= Mahar of darla, She Ws Mac's B. was aso at this storks la lIMMWI fe n t ahead npa iv ast stal asthma se sway, Us• ary. He Imo sot, tls• auswaisa et Ilsir po sses Majesty ; T a rr :wpm la had me boas as. r, sad Ike imam was dot las shalt nada" salsa ogiall a y rossalld. Ho was beaud to allied at the dispel royal as orals slated days, sad it had boa IMAM that it was immaterial whoa last endless parlorasad day, or whoa bo Right bs called upon to do so, to =tido ids to privilege. —A sale aid was gnats& CHANCERY COURT OF THE PROVINCE OF YORK. _ JANILIZT 18. Balm the Wardapfil Grindar Ilwesert Veram. Chirshr. TIM VICAR or CAR Tin 0171Cn 07 JODON PSONOTID IT &MD'S o. Hass.—Dr. Robert Phi Mame sad Mr. Travis were Wm- Mao, and Mr. Ashanti' proem for the premovent ; Mr. adman, sad Mr. Milk, pewter, for thodolhadant, 31 4 D l 7. 6 glineers stated that tide was • ease its whisk the Ace adjudge wee pesesesil try letters of rape* ta d senor of this meek_sed tranemiteed by Joke bord er__ Parliamenbstmet, Weelminster, wing the Bev. 111001 Hale, Meat of the Moms sad periek church of ferowood, in the diocese of Bipm sal penises of Yak, end ohm rester of the path of Osiabsioegh, is the seam dime, and preview, to sower to certain ankles touching kis sold's health aid the lawful semele. l tioa and reformation of his lemma and eseleM Thee es sat Beth in the articles that during the two to Ms hie of the letters of request, July 17, 1177 1 . o. — las hed hose la the habilis the dumb at Ham. : essii4 of making ellemies pima remake andebservallone in • , qweaeg, and brawilag mime es many of his by which he had mesa posy of his M abstain front ottomans the church, among others the fed and Counties of firewood aid Melly. Oa November 8, 1845, a dinner was given at Hammed Home in esiebration of the majority of Viscount Leendlea, the eldest Ma Of Lord firewood, at which the health of the bishop sad clergy was given, and thanks were returned by the fey. Mr. Shepherd, oar of the clergy of the diocese of Wpm, and it was alleged that on the following Sunday, Mr. Hale, in the count of his sermon, alluded to that proceeding in words to this effect: " I took up the paper the other day, and saw a brag aceouat of what has been going on during the week. I saw they toasted the bishop of the diocese and the clergy, when one rit my rev. brethren got up hiccuping drunk t , " return thanks." On Sunday, March, 1, 1848, lir. Hale used the following words in • brawling manner, vie.— " While I am minister of this pariah I consider myself yes potable for the protestant warship in this church. I have observed latelL toms panne bowing and curtseying when name of Jesus ; if it continues I shall take r:7;liagerimaal insult, and will And occasion to expose them publicly before this congregation." A few days after this eircumetastre, the rev. gen men seat the following letter to Joshua and Mary Anne Barrett :—" Mr. Halo is very jealous Many Popish eastass being Introduced into the protestant worship of his church ; and as the making bows or out ales at the mete of Jesus is one of those, sad has no autho rity from scripture or the prayer-book he shall feel it his duty to notice in the church those who, in defiance of his ad monitious, persist in observing them. Mr. Hale hopes that the perusal of the enclosed tract will convince Mr. sad Mrs. Barrett 0 the impropriety of such customs." On the Bth March, 1848, Mr. Hale, in the course of his sermon, ad dressed the congregation to this effect : " There is a woo= lately settled amongst us who is endeavouring to Introduce Popish custom'. I know the school in which she has bees brought up, and I caution her if she continues to dose I must publicly expose her." Mr. and Mn. Barrett were thee present in church. On Sunday, the 15th March, in theism year, Viscount Insalles and the Hon. Arthur Lamellas at. tended firewood Chinch with • troop of yeomanry, of whisk they were in command ; during his sermon Mr. Hale made a personal attack on these gentlemen in these words: " Hume got you here in the pew and now I will lash you ;" and that during the sermon lir. Hale made many offensive, abusive, end unseemly observations upon the Earl of Hare wood and his family. One of these was, " You are • tawdry. laced, jacketed jackanspes and popinjay." On Sunday, the 22nd of March, in the same year, the Rev. Richard New love, vicar of Thorner, in the county of York, was attending divine service at Harwood Church, when, in the course of his sermon defendant said, " There are Arteinlea teachers both in the church and out of it. There is one of them here to-day." Then, turning round and addressing Mr. Newlove, he said, " Now, sit, let ma have • little talk with you. You tell me that we are to be saved upon certain audition. What are those maditions ? I suppose will tell me that we are to do all that oar sad golmellem promised foe us at our baptism. God help WM ma gel me if we have that to do ; for, mewl ether things, we me to love our neigh boars as orusenes—are we not ? I can't do that. novo myself sigma deal better." AM after speaking of • clergy man " was might be known hem the het of his coming meakieg or skulking into seseher man's parish," defendant MC "1 ma of m acquaintance has been to hear this eimmen pima ; s a d I &eked the man afterwards what he Omega alma him The man replied that the sermon was seek a seistere of law and gospel, that he could compare it W waft het the discordant screaming of • pair af lespipm" During the delivery of the same em seek 1111 observed, " A mitre would sit well on my brow, whisk I might have procured with my family manexises ;" ea then added, " Suppose the old archbishop," (thereby ineming sa me alluding to the archbishop of the province), " had even • stall in his cathedral—mipposs tae Queen lad made ma me ot her domestic chaplains, one names ef mho Irma have put Mr. Coartenay's nom oat." On the Miming Sunday, alluding to the Rev. Richard Newton, imil waft to the pew where he had sat, he mid, " Om of these May amp skulked Ws the church lost Sunday, red =ammo Mamie behind the pew, but I seen Ida Is out, mad yes may recollect how - I rapped kit. I Mink he will Bottum the Impudence to ohm his large hie* Milkers la my church male." On the Isms San* (lima III), dehadset, addemeleallo magrepties, sod alliaMs to Km Ileoweek mid, " I sea that weans still matimas le leoult me by bowleg at the um of Jana Where is km modesty, I sit, whim she knows • hundred Made am tamed to look at her ? • seam, pert in- Misr—wham is her linsbaarre malignly ? But I doubt OM alreekthe grey mere has Memo Me batter horse." On Me MO Sol - Jamary, 1847, Feeble to giving out la teal, the Mordant, in a brawling mangier, used were to the hilowleg effect :—" I have received an snoop mews letter, saying that some young mw would ended the ebnleit this day from Leeds to take notes of my discourse, flar admideveue plumose. Ido not see them present, Ohm. I have generally ma reporter, and I know UM le is here to-day." He them turned ironed and ad dressed his remarks towards John Gregory Smith, a :surgeon, and • parishioner, and proceeded, " A paid spy in the house of God—l say, • paid spy in the house or God, eking out a limited income from the miseries of ethers. I have no pity fur one who can take garbled ex tracts of my sermons, for mischievous purposes. I would not we if he would take it all down, word for word. He might became an useful mirsionary to diasensinate the Gomel truths ; bat let me dismiss this jaeheaspes, and proceed to my text." And daring the sermon, tuning tomeds Mr. Smith's pew, he said, " Put it down, reporter. Take It to your onspioysta. You will got yaw wages. You an • Paseyite, nay, j our are won* th an • Paseyite, I be lieve ma to be • Jesuit." AM meta, 0 I beam I owe seem to the laws of the lead for my personal protection than far say love some of my parishioners bear tower& me. I believe that ems of would attach us deresly with weeper it they awed—would tarn their pencils into bled- Put U dem, reporter." On the Sunday after, = his ggynea, Mtsi frequently referred to John empty smith (then pelmet) as " his friend the reporter ;" THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 20, 1849. twelve months from We date; protection to commence after he bad been in mien altogether a period of nine mmthe. and in angry taw remarked, "Age Far P mat sharpened ? Take it emu Hag_ it t i ro mortar, and send it to head rm. ffea rtat nerard—perhaF • lan with • ham .arlia the of port wise ;no tide. either ; they are set to be laughed at. Ti. caa take yen garbled neni ff ir s i g u l i pocket, sad • pagic 44*4_f re!, to the arose Peter err Insa, doillsenh n o es 10 • inith's pew, gad peat um we. • l ar yizzamideeL" Haves gone through the reeriadna ting Dr. Phillimegoi to analyse the meddle in debadeat's la these Mr. Hale est ern eas he C relig reend yens ad maw& vicar of Hateweed, and that duties that den be his resided Ia his Isiah ; that Mr. Zeit eery the two Fan in gaieties, lad ea best la the habit et ftif offensive par ▪ mambo fa a mommer ; anther have nosy of kis periskinen been is usespesse of his as don to abuse kon eitumeig oke aura. Oa the senteary, She party peggesset Asps UM Mr. Hale paid the greens attention - t• 7b dabs ; that his church was well attended by his pennons by whom he was greatly rumen mg and that his and sonar et preaching was and egaviaglag, wriennag peat solicitude for lie iatingentel nth siren and solemn admouitios in e r'sepree4 es suedes le that defendant never made personal observadcas aping the Earl and Counts* of Harwood; and that although die earl and hie family cute to reside in the parish of Harwood about October, 1844, they have never attended their parish church, therefore the gad and his family have not ben compelled to stay away ben church owing to any offensive language use/ by de• Aslant. The fourth and fifth articles, which alleged that Pettywas intrabserl into the village, and that ate Ken of Meowed seemed to glee Mt. line a 201., the moan et nese awned by ihe niamisioner% were rejected, ma enders tweet men gailignisrien. The Dealt, then west to the sixth arise,Mend that a sj stem was mar mined de r i gi %t es = the dida mo se am % several d er e et Lord end repel= fres bong missed is Wing nee of his MIKE& The declares that, during the wee of celebrities there referred to, Hazelwood was a seen nr I basemen, to which, on the Sunday mentioned (Nov. 9), M newel geseraLly, and then made use of them observa tion :—" I reed M the an an account of the pro weep of this week, and saw that ' The Church' was dank es a nest at the public dinner, when an aged clingy- Mae, with silvery locks, rose to retur n thanks for the chuich over a silver goblet of port wine. Ido not know what the Aura had to do with sash • matter. lam certain that the chunk of Christ had wiling to do with it. How shocked and onegibei Peal wee have been, had he ben alive, to have howl lee gime einneend with suek some' He de clared thalweg at the MIMI °fees held been bag Monied is the piste *ink of Eareweed. Therein* be viewed the latzedegien et bat a pity tip, sad °beryls; that some of kis yeebinges, bee sine ami female, had 'pia adopted the ponsibe, be hit it his duty to make some stony general foments e h mus enelleg to his ; but he did eatmike la • w the nts" the d Seat elbedens alleged tra y s n, d an uri . ng 1 sad 846, hi repe was greatly Imam* by having bar or live menus, roe se from L.edi, im Yuen* rperWgkit.uessieL That he had an an. *awn earrespeadeses with Gregory Smith, fat mew =el same notes in his hamb havin[ e bun bud pow, which gave a Ides eglayedag ids debeemts) mane. And that= the lianday neural to t alluded* es bet did not use the Walk ' bat tot me dime lib and Fund to ray Mate bat thee ea M ' bray it is year meter; 110 really mr * = ad be: Proverbs, when ihnesses gays, "Tt bray a hal is • minis images wheat with a =C i vrag ieg al l:s e as e d lie leeme le W- d Z r el's tfeel pew biel atid He Ile VMS " sesembeL" gemelnding aide's, IMO if a bental arsearart, gaging eat deaden is right ia gm e d r paying that the smutmay be divined and mined with costs. eassasting en the Feminist sharps the dibmisat's sagenstve Aspens. Dr. Pbillimere said he coil sot entertain the masa doubt that ease offenses lad bean meek gad that a panlehmest mend be Weise The gneiss era net whether miasma{ should be Wined, but to what mann ; and lie theasen laid it down that if if it woe Fend to the gelbeglies et the court that this habit of braves' had entiman ter two year% he was en titled to call foe the nee enlace that he should have asked fir had it gentheaml &nag the whole forty-five years of Mr. HOW bombing. He ineldend this and the feet considerably eggrevand the clean The learned civilian stated in *duke that the fruit of Kr. Hale's 46 years' inenzaboasy has bees the establish ment et M diessating angels est et 2 1 006 parishioners. Ii it had append in the owns of the enders that Mr. Hale had rosined ea admonieisa ken his Mem (said the learned doctor) I send bas gelled on you, in perfect confidence for his krivation, benne et his having shown himself an worthy his edge. But Ido not call upon you to do this, human I age an aware of any cue in which a elergyntsa bee eon* ben deprived of his living, unless there has been seen inseenition previously. I do, however, all upon you (end lam we you will respond to the invocation) to pressings gash • MIMICS of lengthened suspension as will mash Ede paean his duty, and protect his parishioners from the boa* to which they have been exposed. Mr. Travis tea brietly *devised the court on the urn gide, pointing gat a few bets which had been overlooked by his leader. Kr. Blanshard than addressed the court on behalf of the defendant. He would ask, of what does the Bishop of Ripe amass Ilr. Hale? Kr. Hale is the oldest clergyman in his Anne, sad he is not accused of drunkenness or swear ing, debaarbery, or gross immorality, nor is there anything in while he b charged with having offended against the einem It we. she not charged spinet Mr. Hale that he had preashed swing to the Thirty-nine Articles. It was a presesatin tor brawling and chitin in his own pulpit— for Wag _Meng bagnage, which, he said, Lad been allowed by the &are been the earliest times, and conscientiously used by his da consideration of practices which he entirely disapproved of. After objecting that the charge had net ben laid under the 6th and 6th Edward Vi., Mr. Blansliend ded to ask who were the witnesses who had bees es the part of the prosecution ? He would take Mr. Gregory Smith as the first. Mr. Smith is a sur geon, moeseding to his own account, employed by the Earl of Harwood, ma naives fuse him 2001. a year. Mr. Tread well, Use ant, is tin name to the Earl of Harwood, and receives trona him 1161., sad board wages. Mr. Downes is joint tenant with his father-in-law, under Lord Hare. wood, of the village inn. The nest wi tness is Mr. Barrett, who is a butcher, also a tenant of the Earl of Harewood, and supplies his lordship with meat. Mrs. Barrett is the wife of the same person. Kiss Pendry, another witness, is the daughter of hit. Pendr, who was in the service of the Sul Harewood's family for thirty-two year as butler, who receives a pension of 401. per annum, and is the tenant of hie lordship. He then came to the two ladies, the Misses Smith, sisters of Mr. Smith, the surgeon. Then the next witness,' were the Hon. Arthur Last:eller, brother of the Earl of Harwood. and Lord Lonelles, the SOU of the Earl of Harwood. Next was Kr. Mantua, land agent to his lordship, who receives a salary of 6001. a year. Mr. Parker, the bailiff of Lord Harewood, receives 1001. a year, and, as he says, other things. The curate was living at T horns*, and therefore Mr. Newlove had some in terest with respec t to his services. The next wising was Mr. (hds by , the stud-groom of the Earl of Harewood, who reoeiva 1601. per annum. Then there was Kr. Parsons, the architect, who is paid 2001. a year, besides hawing • house and other things . The lea rned patios= having mentioned several other witnesses, proceeded to argue that the real promoter of the cause was the Earl of Harwood. The leaned counsel t h is directed his Moues to the evi dent* se to the alleged brawling, stating that sent of the language imputed to Mr. Hale had net bees and by him at all, that other weeniest were need passelly and net in a chiding or brewing manner, and thafthengit he might have expressed nage wisely be had dew seeks more than what he eisidimesl, inlibromeeible it was hie duty to do. Walk he did an reenenther a nee In which a claps= had hoes prosseed spire for mollies uttered by him in the genus of his sermeas. It we. mg Mean to run& the latitude of those who have the gee. _ of souls impala ups then. He alluded to the strew ▪ by MY* Latimer, Keep Hall,uni lie esesesse hr emi he ailed that perms Amen net be judged banes many Met WOW gad ensue 111.4011.11. r i ßbillimere then monied. The Chomeeller said this was a CMS of so mash import,- sage, Set be glen& eissider his decision that aloe, sod dew J-4 en the following day.—The sewn firm se t i rsZettY 19.—The Cheasslier, k delivering hie beim eald the pudgier ewe wide he ansidered had bees made' out were ease—li retermaie to Mrs. Berm; niend, as to the were the Bev. Wend New love ; sad the relating reefe e l e t t. Babb With seeps* as that pan of the ease relates to the Rev. Kr. Shepherd, he gave the sem dellimisat the bane af a doubt themes ; and after seen toner gement amaze, he said the somessoe of the sewn as, thee the rev. desudeat be suspended tam his =inland= ter on sante ; that he be agebsimed la the cosines edit odes he be admosiehed M rani, kw the ben teem the pewees alleged apnea his. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Tneesunff. _ . Behr* llr. Oemmidensr PA Patcn.—Tas Barra Survaant g rlriee, innkeeper, late of the B.U. Same.. leadtgele-hill, applied for his certi ficate. Tie ems has been repeatedly before the court. He was spread by Mr. Merieher, solicitor to the 11114 and ampereol by Mr. Gelder! The principal grounds of 1011, oppo d more alleged eanomimsnt of property, fraudulent pre lims% ami ardrieselag to mist the assignees in winding up the Mato. The ices relied on were chiefly those disclosed on the eerier previous examinations, with reference to the horses said to belong to Mr. B. Sea, sod an alleged fraudu lent sale by the bankrupt of his property in Do ll y's Chop house. It was also urged that, while his profits were only between 4,0001. and 6,00 W.. his expenses had exceeded 11,0001.—0 n behalf of the bankrupt it was urged that he had been seven months in prison, which wee a milkiest 'creaky for any misconduct of which he might pesu i oesly have been guilty.—His Honour said that most of the charges urged against the bankrupt ap peared to be well handed. Tao case might be looked on almost as one cm the bankrupt's own petition, for it was doubtless with kis seasurresee. Having come here in that wiry, he had Masai to reader that assielme to the wMeb it was the deity of every barthroopt te forakb. a = did act appear to have been soy wilful or feeradnisat sea m aliment of property ; that Amp was not ealMeatiaesd. But the wry deg blare he had Mood a dmisraelea of is solveney be bed emit to Abet a We of Ids property in Dolly's (ibeiZsnee, to tea paid **by bins at a Chant dab. This was a matramotha of the boakrupley law ; and though the assigame bad saseseded in geeing bask the pro perty, it had ma been without great owns. His expendi ture most have skews him that he bedpan ea trading much larger than be tift to have deae—M itself a serious Ahem. la the midst of all his dam, he had entered into asomesedstisn bill transactions. As he bad been eight months ha Omen, the certificate would be suspended for POLICE. — l l ESTEILDAT. WORSHIP-BTPXBT.—Auxo mu MISCONDUCT OT A POLICINAN.— W. Bates was charged by police-mutable Leonard, with having 'moulted him in the emu don of his duty.—The comkin i ant stated that at two o'clock on the precodingenem he observed the defendant, whom he had previously seen tering about his beat in Boundary-street, supporting a woman, who was in sash a state of drunkenness that both of the m fell dews = upon the pavement. Upea recovering their feet he them to move on, which they did; but he afterwards saw t h e defendant *nerd times alone near the same spot, and having finally met him about six o'clock he ordered Ma to go home, which he positively refused to do, and struck him a smart blow in the foes, upon which he took him into cue tody:—ln answer to the charge the defendant assured the magistrate that the complaint was without the alh i hteet foundation, and th at it had been made up by his accuser to semen hi mself from the eensequences of his most violent behaviour. Defendant was conducting home a female friend, whoa the constable aims up, and, after availing them with a disgustlig epithet, drove them on with such fume, that they wag both flung heavily upon the pavement. As soon as he recovered himself, he hastened to the station- hones,jtdcomilained to th; acting inspector of the ill treatment he had received, but not being acquainted with the number of the policeman who had mrlled him, be was directed to And it out. He returned to the spot, and waited about until the policeman again made his appearance, but had ao sooner stated his object than he was seized by the latter, whodramed him off toth•Mation-house, and preferred th e p re en, charge against him.—F. Pope, living in Bona dary-strest, orated **evidence of the defendant, hav ing witmemedthecenloet of the policeman from his window. —The policeman was recalled, and, upon being raked by the magistrate if he wished to make any observations upon the evidence, replied with great warmth of manner that the man wee not to be believed upon his oath, and that any one could see they were both " oolleogned " together.—The witness Pope declared that be had aver even seen the defendant until the occurrence in quedies ; and npos being closely questioned by the magistrate whether he had ever seen them in roomy together, the ere admitted that he bad not —Xs - Ameba Menet that the eselionr i f tbe e zt alone, entirely Wing elide that el the witmeTope, a strong corroboration of the defendant's ststament, end he felt bound to my that he could not place salieleat reliance upon the endows of the constable to warrant a sesvietion, and he should, threw*, dismiss the °sophist—The wit nees Pope then stepped fteward and claimed the volution of the meiletrate against the amiable, who had seised hold of him as he was leaving the met after giving his evidence, and, taming him mad, demodell what he meant by com• ing tbsee lii r au sk st againet hist Oa expreselag his surprise at sue orsOt him by the throat,and dragginghim into the ball km violently, until some other Mars interfered aced sempalled him to deafest.—Hayward, the war rant-ollser_ L athed that he saw the constable drag the witness into the hall in the meaner described.—Mr. Arnold told the witness fat be bad better make a formal report of the eir oesielmse at the station, which report would be laid before the seinadsoissen. MAHLHOHOUGH-STRBET.—Csanon Or Yunnan. — W. S. /break wee charged on suspicion of murdering his wife Maria, by stabbing her with a knife . — W. White, who essuginithe them next to that of the prisoner, said : About lealf-poet eines last aight I was awoke by hearing the pri- NOW say, " Pat that knife down ; my dear Maria, do put thee Wfs down." The deceased said, " I will net put it down." I then heard a scuffle between them, as if the pri• seem wee tryfts to take the knife away from bar. I heard the women cry out, " Good God, I am cut run for a doctor ; help, help." The door of the room was then opened, and I heard the prisoner run out. I went into the wimner's room, and saw the prisoner's wife lying on the bed, which was on the floor. Some part of her Clothes were off, and there was a wound en her left breast, from which blood was flowing, as also tem her month. She never spike or moved from the time I went into the room. I saw a knife stained with blood lying on a table close by the bed, and a great deal of blood was thud the room. The prisoner came in sad said, " I have been for the doctor, but I could not see him." When the doctor came he said, " She is dead ; I can do nothing for her." The prisoaer kissed his ra wife, and t i m to the doctor to restore her. The prisoner y sobsr.-By Yr. Leadly , the chief clerk : The parti between the two rooms is so slight that I could hear every word through it. The prisoner was extremely fond of his wife, but they sometimes quarrelled. On Wed nesday night I heard them quarreL From what I could heir the prisoner was toasting something before the fire. I heard the prisoner My, " Yon have pushed my arm into the fire, do not do it again." They after wards appeared to be on good terms with each other, and retired to rest quietly. On Thursday afternoon I heard them sirwing together, and they appeared to be vmy merry. —Mary White, wife of last witness, said she heard beamed say, " I have cut myself, fetch the doctor." Heard the deceased say, " I have done it," and the prisoner replied, " Yes, you have, Maria." Was positive she heard her say so. In other respects this witness corroborated the evidence of her husband.—Mary Clark, who rented the house in Wells-street, where the prisoner and his wife l odg ed, said, on Thursday fortnight the prisoner came and hired the first floor back room. A few days after they came I heard the deceased abuse the prisoner m most shock ing terms respecting some bacon which he had bean buying. I heard the prisoner say to hie wife, " You will diagram me in these lodgings, as you have in others." With this exception, they appeared to be on very good terms. About 12 o'clock on Thursday night I went up stairs to the prisoner's room, and saw the deceased lying ea the floor, quite dead. The prisoner was kneeling by her side, speaking to her in the most endearing terms, and had both her hands clasped in his, grasping them tightly to his nrck. I asked him if she wee dead ? Her eOed "No ; she is not dead, she is only in a fit. I have often Nth her in each fits for three hours at • time." I asked the how it was done. He gave me a knife, stained with blood, and said, "This is what it was done with." The knife ap have been recently wiped, and war smeared with tloa:ld to all the way down the blade. I said, " Who wiped this knife ?" The prisoner looked very wild, and said, " I am surprised at you asking such a question." —Mr. Hartley, surgeon, said the prisoner came to him much agitated, and said his wife had just stabbed herself. Wit ness timid the deceased lying in a miserable room on some rep, which served for a bed. Found a wound two inches in depth beneath the left breast. The wound caused almost immediate death. The prisoner was much affected.—The police-coastable said, the prisoner when taken into custody said he was innocent, but was ready to submit to the laws of his country.—Several witnesses deposed to the fondness for his wife generally displayed by the prisoner, and that when they did quarrel, it was always the wife who began it.—The prisoner, who said he had no defence to salte r was re manded. ATTEDITTED SUICIDE IN corrsicararcon 01 DISTILESS.- Mr. Smith, of 32, WeirdearAteset, stated that on the re ceipt of a note from a fidemill fliMllemeor forme rl y of rank and famine in Spds, but who bad exiled himself to follow the fortunes of Own: Montmanifit, informing him that the writer was about to =emit aikido, and recommending his wife and family to his ears, he had gone to the house of the writer, and had found him weltering is his blood, bat not yet dead. The following was the as= he bed noshed : It spews that euratiteseth met tithe Wan I task bet sight leadrann to deep lea mm, end the malt bra item a melees Melt awl Hid I be pissed semi* that I bed re. deMed this eighth Oki wield be peed nee& My heed (hakes, Mesa dee net. I nest Mime tree desists, to Men, bat sekdose disposse with the bath ; so be it. Penh seder is enmidesen km pert or wile. I said melt a reds= Wer way adt. I hew a letter le lbe earewiest tins ket mishit Mad enoterb to deliver dim nets kids awl Mese all besehibiled me jury. Farewell all will be ever. peer dear wife, 1 pity bee from my heart, sat s=oot be it —F. bemires v : For fear re a inis. =the breinum haring failed, lam going to try if my veins will Mr. Smith said he knew the dreadful distress which the writer of the note and his wife and children had endured for some time pest. He had occasionally given assistance, but the pride ef the Spaniard would not allow him to make his disuse known in the proper quarters.—Mr. Hardwick re commended en immediate application for the attendance of the diarist en gem, sad sent a sovereign, as some temporary isseldease, hoses the tale of distress should appear to be true. weslfy afterwards Mr. Hardwick received a letter from the siarren, corroborating the statement of Mr. Smith, and stating that the Spaniard desired him in the moat grateful manner to acknowledge the receipt ef a sovereign, and that the parochial officer will relieve the Immediate pressure of the awe, hopbs that some means of employment would be found for the &Vaned family. While the ease was under the notice of the msgistrate, a letter was brought directed to the coroner, which Mr. Hardwick opened, and found It to contain explanations of the writer's case, and his motives for committing suicide, which were, that he had in vain applied in all quarters for employment ; that for the last six weeks he and his wife and children had nothing bat bread and coffee; that he had applied to Count Montamolin, and " not even a shilling did - he give to the man whose blood, fortune, family, and position had been given up without regret to the cause of Charles V." The letter ended by re commending the writer's " widow and orphan children" to " generous British hearts," who " hasten to the succour of • deserving and destitute family."—Mr. Hardwick directed the suffering family and the husband to be supplied with proper necessaries, and promised when the men was out of danger to consider what further could be done for his relief. WESTMlNSTEB..—Dzarrrirnox.—The following addi tional donation. wen yesterday received for the family of the late Mr. Williams : —l. H. P., 10s.; C. S. 101. • ' A. R., IL ; Laura, 2e. 6d. • J. K., 21. 6d. ; J. L. M., V. for the poor of the district ; Springfield, 11. 61. ; a Lady, 11. Is. ; W. P., 21. ; L. B. S., • small gold coin, evidently in mistake for half a gainer; J. It., 1L ;W. R. 61. ; P. S. M., ; J. G. P., jun., IL' G. P., 11. ; M. K.. 11. ; T. N., 2s. ; N. W. IL, ; 46,674, the remaining half of the 61. note of that number ; C. D. 8., 11.105. ; C. L., IL ; J. D. C., 6s. ; B. C., 10e. ; Anonymous, 11.• C. _D. • cheque for 31. ; AsenymesiedlOs. ; FL L. S., 68.4 ; Zdith, 10s. WAND9wORTH. CIULAGII AGAINST THE POOH- Low 011101111 A.—Five young women were charged with beim kneelers wanderers.—A policeman depose:lu having found the seem= upon a door-step. In defence they =tad that they bad applied at the house of the relieving c&ar for miedesien te the workhouse, to which latter place they were reined, the eMosr, it was mid, being there. They did not dad him, ed returned to his house, and having, after two men =l= obtained orders, returned at hall put 10 a t aloe the eldaimm, but were refused edmittanes. They bed =where es re, and INN taken to the etation.heuse. The soil sing elk= took from one ef the accused thru m? he esKle go towards the expense of their lodging. eMeer =dared to the magistrate he had a right to de, The lassbtrate thought otherwise, and the °Meer, end also the pewter who refused to admit the women having been sent fir, were both censured by his worship, the f or m er f or indismodea, and the latter for having neglected hie duty in net admitting the accused. MONEY MARKET. FILIDAT EVNlflllO.‘ The market Ire been quiet but steady, with Consols rather better atthecloss of businessthan on an average of the day. Consols left off, 891 for money, and for amount, 891 to 90. Reduced Threes, 891 to 90. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 901 to 4. Loos An nuities, 84 to 13-16. Exchequer Bill., 425. to 455. prem. India Bonds, 435. to 465. prem. Bank Stook, 1881 to 1901. Foreign stocks have been without demand, and the transactions coasequently extremely limited. Priam were without material alteration. Spanish Fives were 151 to 16; the Threes, 281 to 9 ; Passive, 31 to 4. Portuguese, 26 to 7. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 49 to 50 ; the Fours, 77 to 8 Belgian, 77 to 9. Russian, 102 to 4. Chilian, 90 to & Brazilian, 76 to 8. Mexican, 261 to 7. Peruvian, 48 to 60. Venezuela, 19 to 21. New Granada, 16 to 4. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 13th instant, give, u compared with those of the week preceding, the following results : Cieudilisa bias £141911,230 01868186146 •66•14... 16,273,613 te1a5aredY..»......»3,968,284 Damn 4,414,741 0ther»..»...... 11,654,171 Immo 12,030,414 bi ll = Dsproust elsuriths 113,611,954 Other eWm. 10,694,760 Oda Nod 1121104 ..- 14,943,569 lisvia_ormastlet 41128 1,063,872 1188 Mat 3,434,161 The notes in reserve at 9,924,4354 were lob than the week before by 1,060,6151. The special points of these returns arias out of the payment of the dividends. Thus the active circulation was so much increased, whilst the notes in reserve were almost correspondingly diminished in amount by dividends carried away. Nearly 44 millions had been paid out of public deposits for dividends at the date of these returns, of which the somewhat extra ordinary proportion of about 3 millions was carried, or replaced, as would seem, to account in the Bank, under the head of "other" or private deposits. Add the increase of active circulation for the portion of dividends actually withdrawn by the receivers for use, , or to meet current requirements, to the amount so re ' *lived and returned to the Bank, as private deposits, and it will be wen that the total sum of the dividends paid out is accounted far short of something less than 400,0001. The decrease of more than 200,0001. under the head of " other " securities, representing bills dis counted and loaned upon, with so trivial an augmen- Won of government securities in the banking de partment, in far from a prosperous exhibition of pro pel, in that important branch of banking business, and is calculated rather to lend colour to the still cur rent report in banking circles of an intention at the Bank, growing out of the apparent necessity of the case, to make shortly an alteration in the minimum rate of interest, in the way of reduction to a lower figure, in order to compete upon more equal terms in the general discount market with bankers and dis count houses. The large accession of other deposits will account more than sufficiently for the improvement in stock values during the present week, the week following of course the date to which these returns are made up and published. It is evident that a mass of capi tal remains still concentrated in the Bank waiting favourable opportunities for re-investment in some shape or other, and the decisions of the owners in that respect. The variations in foreign exchange were not of consideration. On Hamburg the rates were lower ;1 on Antwerp higher. The negotiations were, on Am stardom, 12.24 tot ; on Rotterdam, 12.21 ; on Ant. weep, 25.65 to 70; on Hamburg, 13.111 to 1; on Frankfort, 121 f ; on Paris, 25.55 to 60—(at short, 25.30 to 35); on Vienna, 11.28 to 30 ; on Leghorn, 32 to 32.5 ; on Naples, 391 to 40 ; on Madrid, 474 ; on Lisbon, 511—all at three months, except as otherwise e BANK OF ENTL I LIT I —Acoonre for the Week ending Jan. 13, WAD. Nike Weed 510.196:250 527e7nlent Debt..... AVIAN° Other Soeurtties 2.004,000 Oold Coin and Bullion 13,096,172 Silver Bullion ..... 602,0/2 1118.198,250 SAM.= ...._ . ._ 'mimic; parkins's?. E. . . Capital —.Z14,663.000 Government Beauitlai 3,468,10 daclud. Dead Weight villa Anima,/ • - ....... .. 4.1021,954 Otber Securities ...... 10.624.760 Notes ........ ..... ... 9,1 46 . 435 Debt. sod Div. amts.) 3.901484 OM sad Sliver Cela .. 740.33 9 Otair Depeft .... . ... 11,654371 fisnostkyandouiarßills 1,0442 Jac. 18.1 04,916,488 6.11. I.III7LISE Hook Stock, 130 90111§10 It) 3 per Allam. 10 899 90 330 r Ot. Om& 83N0.,109 1191 Kim St per Ofi. IR Law Asoullift esp. arm. Jim., 5,1890, pi 1114 Ditto 39 Tem alp. JaaL O. 1160 . d 9-16 In a Bonds, £l,OOO, 46 k. MARSHALL. Ohio! Wohlii. -- " FUND& India Boa& under £1,000.40 South Bea Stock. all Om. for Acct.. 00 eat 90 89j Rachai o r o an.Ovu, sd. M 443 2. 2d., June, 4343 Ditto, td., March, 43 2 2&L, Joao. 43 Ditto Sma ll. na., March, 43 2 3d., Jorte.,43 TORSION 5 per Ct. 11nall4a Bla. - 11 - OR7 Jac. 31, 78 5 Qar Cent Ilexlama Acct., Jan. 31, 6 per et Pointe& , 491 1 per et Porluireete_l34l.. ; jie; Girrortninceo Acct, 271 6 par I t 31 t. Spankh Ma., Acct., Jan. 3 pea Ct. Spanish Hoods, 284 9 4 per Ct. Dutch Certificate., Acct., Jan. 31, 774 Iwo per Ceuta, lOot. St. Schmid.- 791 79.—Foruign Fachangea : On ; two months, 1501 ; PM* :4 - , Jaw. 16. Prtratan Bed Son. Throe-sada-Ha Per Colt L on 6.21; Hamburg. 811. 81/. RAILWAY NEWS. Shares have in general maintained their position steadily to-day, but with a quiet market. FRIDAY. _ SHARE LIEIT.-LONDON, JANUARY 19. Nvrae-The gootatioas of Haas In lowan diszactars darts Waal traitaseaces: than of Nato to Italia lollies' prim. PAID. PAID. 61 Abadan lll 60 London 8 11•Warlsx 43 4tr Anderpt Not e Bod di . Do. New 401.......1114 z 4. 10 I DIr.WeL. Dol. i t ~ 54 Do. New 40L ll 9 4 . do.pd.or NIA • ' `v . 60 Do.(Cons. ToseAs ,I*.t 101 10 Do X. 40 Do. do. TroLto lll 94. MI /Mr. - 1,61 a MOW al 15 Do. Thirds.. 'lll 4 X Dims. !Oa, s i ss„ L ' 6 l o Do. N. I'nel:fir. CC dtbpdarod.• • • , unDep.6peasecalie 1 Ip. al. 90 Do. • Mai 16 it..6al6*. AY seri! 14._tat 5 Boalonlbsis 1 St Man.. lita.rt. A Mat. 3d X. ed.. 0.) Bristol aseiliaiar. • 180 Measrh.,67sel.aline. 62 /4 271 Do. MIX 164 Inaddasbiitsig•- II. ..1. Ili Do. tenares. ..N0.3 6 66d. al. 60, 111 i Do 72, 110 Midland. . ... 912 90 1 fsi Maier sz iP a='Zi i 100 Do. Corsi. Mid1and.... ..... .... 15 X. Prefiretsse__.. • • 1 1.11 14 33 Do. 601 Awe .... 191 61 DiredLosi.llForfast.l 11 4 :0 Daltirst. C D.'44 t'6 15 Dublin 4 potful Js 41 160 D0.C.Hrt..611r.6 1261 55 16.AnililisMaliD 01 5114. Git.W.t. II 184 la Do. 1l53•11.11 /1.1 ' X 10 Mokas.thed.4pCoo., 34 D0.1. 1 .5_ 96 Mc Br 2 100,Naerarlirt Cartirk 16 t 13 &Mara Oaal • • 1 !North Bridle Al , 11o.Newthar opOt 11 1 4 Da. re:: 0 . 4 . .. . 64 75 61 Do.El4.6pet No e. d• Do. char's 32 01 Do. do No. 2 par 22k 1 b.. .... fa. O Do•NorkEartBp43. Do 'Thirds O Do., do., 6p. Coat.'64 Norfolk .. - ... 4Ol 4 25 Do. 1 *bars AA 18i t • Do. Nete . 261....... II 115. 3 Do. do. New .. 2 per Op. 6 Do. Guar* per Ct. 6 6 Eastern Union 0 , A IX Do.. do.. 6p. Vast IT 18 Do.. d 0... .aa si PH 16 13d. 1 North ASIA. Western 1 la. ODe. do C u a l. Ils North Staffordalbo• 121 12A . o Do.do • Berp.grApC 181 60 Od.Worces.AWcdr. WI 6 6 Do. (Cfli)pr.epa. In Mad. Guild., a Safi. 101 1 6 Bog LoassilX• .... 201 al. ' 2 Borstoti and Ilitabla DI 1 • Do. eis. Nam .... 51444. al. 25 Scottish Central .... Si M. De. 6 ohpros ...... 11 Id. al. 26 deotashMidland.....l NI. Do.6poiXr/.41/4. lp. 10 akflAtotA„Ok.N.Dl 31 1 Bait Usixinidre ..' 262 0 . 9 I.SAmce•shir.ciaseA 6 .al 1 ,Edintrasetitelangoo 411 3 6 , Do. d0.....e1ans 11 11 ed. I I fro. Cdares 161 1 8 Do. do. _ ,New MU. Pt i 4 Ereter.reveil,Derc 161161.6. L 18 .80rolisstatrolif /YR 1 2p. Is E.'relerastelAnnotisol ; 9 Do. Maim ) ;Grua NIXIIOIIO •-, 3 81 9:al. 111 Ds. garialrp I3 XL 11 D0.4= 0,4 •1012104 sal ; 1 Ds. isis 1 4 14. Do. da Be par CIL IX ed. 10 1 MIL Do. -0_ ,6 I Baia 25 al • OlSoolA a W_orr(br,ll 16d el 66 ' 0 611.510rth 46 ;tadloB 782 Iv v ... Do. N0w.401...... 93 I 71,douth X 331 South laslota. Xi 6 i i Do. Now. iii. •• • • '7ll se Do. do. .. ... N o. 1 . 10 74. Do Nnr.l6l. • • • • I Id 50D. , 52 Do d0......N0. 2 121 € Groat Western 964 6 7 30 Do. do ~--_. 1 MI el Do. 4 'harm 49 8 10 Do. do. Maid- .171 al Do t shwas .... -52 t 10 Dodo.Barlp N 0.4 711_ Lei li Do l : a Nri d w sdb l7 • l. • ;. • 'l3 1 11 14 33 8 '8"Ill & Y WI". • • • 1090* '• •" :61 1634 : 1 . 1 6 ' Yak Meath , 6 6d. . Do. 6 stare s ... - 10 61 476! Weelsrld.aUseeridt, i , Do. s Mares-- Si 92). 10 Ds Wear Miry tpaar 4 Sp. Lane. and CariSde- 53 61 05 I . do. I Do. Thirds lll4 181 Dab 141 Lasseadttreinntati 112 I Wilk Xs. &Intim 14 136. 14 do. ..........31 196. 12 Ina. rdossAta War Do. i Ma c re& ..... .II 9d. 25 'York, Nowa. a Bor. 231 i Do. Mara ••• • X 64. 65 Do.org•Neocaßor TN Do 1 rift& • •,•• ••• 7 64 X DoNallolYth Nw 201 5 I Do. Nisteratas.... X DodoN OAS or.eßer :541 Do. Third: ." ~ Ind. 8 DoGlNEParorProf 51 1 1 Do•NroGuar.6pCt 8 9 'York& Nth. MtMoad 17 CI 7 Do. W. B. Union.. X 6 0 I Do Pridemore _ . 10; Do.PrestonaWyrel67 A I Do 13.8W.11144•Es 2711 i Do. 1 dine_ . ~ .41,141 Leeds sad Bradford 100 991 'Tomos RAILWAYS. i Leeds and Mirth - 27 I Do. New. .. .. .Ai 23d. 6 Angolo.ltaltan 4i XL Dodo.Pria • pero2 ex aAmiens 71 a e. 'X. Lti+abz. I max = * ir.(Or•lt Vas) 10 94. mks 4 iamb Draserara .:.... , lo Ilatirlost. - . 21. Dula &Unto, 1 '66 6;cl. %.161de5t0n. 1 6. 06 . kessambererg 2 Go. •'r. Aver ce. --- .0 .Iji.rbro.. rier 1.... Do.referom.bp. .. - - Omer and Lases .. Do. Cacep.Cl.lBs2 41 48 tad. !Nor th ern t i Za t ott ix - Do.NewatilubpOt 4 T 'Origami& London le Bromwich t o Paris end 15pww....1 Do. Pro/drew- - • la Dw ) I.oedoe&N.W atm L3Ol 1 4 1 SI Paris and Orbeite. . i Do. Quart'. La B. 19 Al Nib sail Itessa....l D.. hew.......... ill 101 i ri I hail 8 11= 4 ..... .., I Do.4oLoAares,ll.l. Ithwabrownilliews.. ,u D0.10i..0.,,14 iIIa 13 4 Ithrodiewp & Baia.. id D0.10.1.at.,M&8 6 .2e3ip. Maw, mon Manta.. i Deal -gob-Kt b 01 1 4 84 / Wee hismkrs MEETING. - EINZOPSBIIII UNION BAUMAN AND C.50..a..-Itirminitheas, Jan. lg.-Meeting of SharehoMers.-Mr. W. Williams in the chalr.-TWs was a meeting conrawd by chador to consider the propriety of pretesting a requisition to the directors to ' , calla general meeting of the proptistors to entertain proposals for the better management of the affairs of the comp ny.-Mr. Vincent, of tang's Bench walk, was in attendance to exp lain the objects of the meeting, one of the principal of which swiped to be to induce the directors to hold the future onetinp in some mare central town than Shrewsbury, when there were only 46 shareholders in the concern, lit 4i e. Ito IT 4g . el. .64 65 d. IR e•`• I 3 . Si 34. : 1 98 71 sail IllendMO& was suggested es a convenient locality.—Mr. Hod. cis, sediellem, derma that they were all aware a call had been re eve* le; the to the payment of this It was Intended to no Is ofkr zi ppeettkot on mom' that the dime& bad pay of kageolonnals due upon the sords ; sad he n& a queries wirier the samelleg at whisk se la pacota a whim* was dlessmed. esplit net le he Yid It ads* ohm Me moot resjedlyd Om imeekehlues soda ellend.— The MI be WSW san e lissom wary Sas oar eggrilen le Mile Mr vase In in mit nerlor. sera he had emmerd geniis side in war Sr orris, welt he aerrthieg is a Inv* ese.—Mr. Sews, a6Yr r this rent rs leneetempallimodini eat Meth that S goer eimi ger leg Mem le Sr eernnt d sot ler Om enedenik et L l = l tt the gni eagerl ne the &roam le ea en arreerdineny gement MSG ardrikee here peeler et eerilyitse the peopetelged relleetim in Sr parr engerleffeei Me ear= se might appear stetarb..-Me. Mame remarked Hr the wen ere item in the ermets which regehel much eau& s denials. red that was. is mit et the Are in Wseffainstee,MMlL per emu Noildka approvi G r i g ot poet O the req&Min ons seeded. end Miseinffir Mr. Vin eslbO it amid Ir Oleo Mom amid lave a large office either Is WstriMomplem or ligiedsgkems.—The Chainstan said that, looking at the parr et Ilie ei= i h r t ma s t r ob :s en t:ring more thaa 100 L year kr tent ad that the rent and taxes of the offiseekiLMldellatiMnited tonole.effien3,6s3l.fmaL for IS menthe. It OVAL taussary to have an office in bat coredsly there ileold be he wily Bar maintaining orte l ee l 2 as esparto rarer—A esselotto to see_sees with the throes sot to wdem dieemelen me this put and 0117711 1 11 6 : 18 1• that the mentips should be held la Birnthmhem. —The area Merge l ph in the tosedaitlen referred to the remi ssness pell le Me direr= nod the secretary's salary, which Hr. Thome mkt was MIL gem ar=m, and the secretary was uncivil lots die bermds.—ter Oakehe here testimony to the outset &ties- One the emerry, sad aim of the late Earl Powla.—Mr. Kell, end the chairman, ale spoke to the attentivenere of the secretary.—ln answer to a emotim from a shareholder, Mr. Vincent said the Os. veiling exports mid to the directors for the first half year ems 1,4811. Itle. 3d.; the mead half year, 221!. 17e. 64.; the t 133!. lie. Es.; and the Mk, 3211. be. M.; making a tota i n 2,1811. 13s. 4d. It, we wee order the head of " directors' fund," for their own e., the second half year, 2,7611. lbs. the third half year, 1,0001.; the berth., 1,024 ; making in all, 4,780 L 121. do that it was nearly 7,0001. (including travelling expenees) granted the directors during a period of two yearn—ln answer to a sham bolder. It was stated that there were • dozen directors.— The Chairmen observed that daring the railway season of excitement, thy expense of Omaha' was enormous. The Rev. Mr. Villiers thought it ought to be shown that the officers were , 1 oremaM.—The Chairman ebectred tint is empectable company 1 , could give tem than 5001. a year to its senselity. With regard ft the dimes, the &slim of travelling moms ought to be left sot, sad it shield be stated what was the semi amount of Moir maw nemiden.—Mr. Vincent said the Ilkeston holl received 4,7841, Us. In Worms, ezeinsive of travelling —The Chairmen mid ifs wee • Lege ehm, and might mom mask .— ln answer toa Mom Woke, Ma. Edwards odd the zomeneration Included the ewe of the aim direire.—The Ctrinnen had he believed there were 18 dine. toms nomilleli lAMB am bed been spent nearly 3,0001., about 1501. a yea be cask.—A Orrettehim ellereel that according to the report they bed MAW la bud: why, Om make a coil I—Mr.ltewitt mid the erigimelempled wee somata' at See millione, and lf only one-fifth was rod up Om meat have a sines ef massy , out of which they I ought to have a mod Mimeo. The demo is the trqokition relative to the custody of the Mimes of =my Is Os heads of the directors waa th en omitted. the resersing et the requisition referring to the propriety of reseraling the from applying any of the capital of the company tee Me puma ot any mortgage or security created prior to the making sad - of the act authorising the without the otemat of the ire6dier,, was next discusred.— Mr. Hodgson shimmed this is Ms 3d d Augest, 160, an act wee posed for malting s_eslives from ffloweleary to Mefferd. with power to raise the ems of by the creation of yew Mar of the wise of 211. each Whet right had the diem= to pay of with Her Esrey es old debt ups re meal 1.- 1 Mt. C. H. Sim" m arra proprietor, theegbt the dhoti= onOt I te o 4=reed Os peeper le lay off the met pm% thenikee he Teenhalen In Import of &slew be read a 'Wag of resolutions peeled at a ntestleg which took pier is Elko iere th Deregaber, MO, at whisk some simulations were mode to pay Of the canal debt In tens years; sod Mr. Edwards feather coot -meg that having takshls Um income Mae easel, Om were bound to teks to the liebilltko. Is the end, end star mob &rodeo, it was resslved that the direst, he requested net to apply any of the capital et the company for paying of any mortgage or security given prior to the passing of the Railway Let. It was also resolved that the extraordi nary meeting should entertain any proposition for removing any of the present dirmters, or for Inereaslsg their number.—ln reply to a miestion, Mr. Vincent rid that the present proceeding, would not reader the shareholders liable to any legal expeeses. MISCELLANEOUS NE WB.—Oasis Notermirm.— Workmen are engsged erecting the patent hollow bridge across the New-cut at Doncaster, f or the Great Northerußellway. The bridgebas been for some time past in reediness, on the lett bank of the river but, for some mom or other, it has not before both fixed, the rag war the stream being coveyed over a temporary wooden bridge, with a sin& line of rails. Latterly some merlons impediments to the navigation have been occesimied by the numerous temporary pike in the river; and this, we believe, has induced the company to give orders for the Immediate completion of the permanent iron bridge, and the renovator all obstacles In the river, - - - - AMSTERDAM AND ROTTERDAM.—Daring the year 1848 the number of passengers on the above line wan 876,671, and the amount of receipts 907,539 florins, being 81,895 florins more than that of the previous year, and tome 280,000 florins more than the receipts of the year 1846. AUSTRIAN FERDINAND NORTHERN.—RECEIPTE VOR rue Yea' 1848 (791,063 pareengers) 2,813,099 farina. BAISLAU, SCHWEIDNITS, AND FRIHURO.—The total receipts for the year 1848 (193,996 ) amounted to 180 971 'halos, being 23,680 thalers less a the receipts of the pre ceding year. CRACOW RAILWAY.—The directors of the Upper Silesian line have undertaken the management of the Cracow one till the end of May, 1854, without guaranteeing any amount of income, and with out incurring any risk. LOWER SILESIAN BRANCH Lnan.—Receipta for the month of December (6,287 pareengere), 4,413 thelers. CILLY AND Turrait.—Tha (frogs Gazette states that a successful experimental trip has oven made on the above section of the proposed line from alley to Larbach and Triode. BUSINESS OF THE ENSUING WEEK.—(Froin Railway Chronicle.) Misrsios.—Glasgow, Parley, Kilmarnock, awl Apr ; Jan. 23, Edinburgh.—London, Brighton, and South Coast; Jan. 25, Bridge house Hotel, at I: Inuesite.-Orleane and cent. per annum, on and after Jan. 1. CAua.-Aberdeen-21. 15e. on the 6 per cent. preference shares, due Jan. 27; Belfast and County Down-IL 10s, due; Bolton. Black. bure„;Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire- 11., due; Buckingham shire-11. on the origins' and 21. on the extension shares, both due; Caledonian-2/. 10s. on the 121. los. shares, due ; Cork Sall Bandon- U. 55., due ; Dundalk and Enniskillen, -21. 10e., due • Eastern es Count.-N. on the Northern and Lectern new eerier and deer cent. &are% due • Eastern Cruen-21. 104. on the " B" shares, due; Fleet wood, Preston, sad West Biding Junction-10s., due • Glasgow and Ayr-21. 10e. on the preference shares, due, and 41. 10a. on the half dames, No. 2, due; Great Luxembourg-10s., due; Great Southern and Western (14 -21. 10e., due; Great Western-IUL on the 1001. shares, due, and 21. en the 251. and 17/. shama bath due ; Irish South Eantern-U., due; Emig and Windermere -11., due • Leeds and Think-51. on the extension thane (1846),gdue • London and North-Weetern-IL on the Manchester and Birminghuni • and B shares, due • Londonderry and Coleraine-11. 55., dna Londonderry and 'F.nniskillen - 91. lea, due ; Manches ter. Buxton, and Matlock-10a., due ; Midland-51. on the 501. duess 21. on the Bristol add Gloucester 60!. shares; and fa. 11 6. 6d. on the Bristol and Gloucester 371. sa. share., al Uwe; Mold-21. 10s., due ; Monkland-21. 10.. en the gun egegand 251. shares, due; North-Western-11. 55., due Jan. 31 Northern and Eastern- 91. on the scrip 50!. shares, due ; Reeding, Guildford, and Reigate-24 10a. due Jan. 25; Shrews bury and Chester -15 e. on the Oswestry 201. shares; 11. on Ile North Wales Mineral 201. tiara, and 10s. on the ICI, tiseea all , cre ; Shrop.hire Union-IL on the 201. shame, due; -11. so the No. 1 shares. and 51. on the No. 3 shares, halide.; South Staffordshire-IL due; Smith Wales-51., due; South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Goole-11. due; Stirling and Dunferm li ne -IL due ; Vale of heath - 21, dos; Whiteliaree Junction-1C life. at the 51. preference shame, due; York, Newcastle, and Berwick- AL on the No. I shun, due ; and 5/. on the No. 2 shares, due. Taspante Books Crostu.-Bolton, Blackburn, Clithero and West Yerkshire-till Feb. 2. London, Brighton, and South Coast-till Jan. London and Greenwich-till Jan. 31. Midland-till Feb. 1. North Staßbrdshire- till Jan. 31. North Union-till Feb. 16. Read. ing, Guildford, and Reigate-,11l Jan. 26. TRAFFIC.-Weeks godlier J as. 6 to Jan. 13.-IFrom &dhow Otrod. 1649. 1048. i ;342 .1040. Belfast & Ballymena 3ril !teamster & Outisle.. 1.74 111175 Berk., Lone.. a tfissab - an' Lemmatize C York& 9,108 8.355 Boltoußlack. &NAM • 264 1- London& 36.534' 3 4 .31 0 Caledentan - 2.8f71 - Loadonand 627 i 703 Cheeterand Golyhead - - London.Brighban.aa. 6.193, 6.660 Dublin & Drogheda 69 2 tell London& FL Weets. .. . 7.42 6 6.3 9 9 Itueßut=n fe7. 601; Loudandem & Kuala - llti n e 47, 721 Mane NUM Loa . . _ Mid 2059 = d iagllan 6BO Us), klidiand - . lB,B 16. Nat • Lanembiret 11.737 lie& Mid. (34 il • eideeu 9 1 1: 606 I.oosanties Norfolk 12.0.77' 11,741 , North British ........ 1,0u5 1,716 Years Union - 1,175 1.044{ Soottith Central B4u - Ildinboygh Gime.. 27;7; 3342. Shrewsbury Chester 1,266 684 Ithabm•d• • Icahnorthern 1,070 7171 South Dorms Ayr. , 2 . 210 2,01. donut Minima ...... 6.478, ON Bleu., Pais., & Gen... 702 881 1 Tad Vale 1,7111 lovi 04.NorthernAE.Line. 1,765 - Ulster 724 did Great Ifsa, u t 0t..(1.) Whitcharen Juncdon - ! Great Western - 16,687' York, Nowa & Bwk... 11.404! B.= &au & gewgaw - I 8,1 reek kN. Midland.. 6.326/ 6.7161 at the rave of 4 per PUBLIC BALE. JAN. 19.—8 Moon. CApI, BON, and REID, at °arra wars.— estate. consisting of two homes and shops, N 05.190, Regent-4mM, end 37 King-street, let toe 4001. per annum, and held foe 70 years unexpired, at 1671. lea. per annum ; sold for 3,0001. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. liprinx•-z ! um lAN. ASO : —Tbs . we! marketht;sl;;;Meady,lted not quite so'britn 'Mite Bat two days,jet the result of the week Me been very satisfactory. A very large antoent:of badness has been done at fall prices to 6d. advance. In all 3,1110 bids. West India and 30,000 bags of Mauritius and East India add, enclunve of operations in foreign by pri vate °attract To-day 700 =2. 11 4 1 :t India geld in the private ex tract market, 2,000 tags Mauritius ha public tale, brown 305., 345. ; yellow. 335. 415.• 5,000 begs Bengal, 2,000 bags Penang, and 1,500 mats Manilla. Refined steady; grocery lump., Ma, Ma—Codes : The public ask of Phntation Ceylon went off without spirit 1,000 begs good ordanuy native Ceylon sold by private contract at 345. 3d., whack is again a shade lower .— Rice continues in good demand, and genes are a shade dearer.—Baltpetre steady; refraction 6 sold in be sale 265. 6d.--Cotton dull, and no sales reported to-day.-1 is quoted 41s. 3d., which is 3d. lower at auction. Australian sold 375. ed., el. 9d. ; Sow la American, !Ns., Ma. 3d.; Italian, 40s.— African ginger sold SOL ; Barbadoes, bought in, 216.—Coir yarn, bought In, 191. les. to 201.—Ceylon ebony, bought in, 81.—In other articles no material alteration. . _ _ SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British maeeedma in America, computed from the returns made In the week ending the 16th day of January, 1649, is 23e. 6d. pee cwt. Sager the produce of thildatiritins is M. lid. per mt. Sugar the prod the three aee of the. East Indies Is 27a. 61d. per M cwt. The average price of foregoing daseriptions, jointly, Is . per cwt. ' BRISTOL, JAN. 19.—The improvement in the demand for raw sugars of all descriptions, as noticed in our last report, has since continued, and a farther advance has been established of fully Is. per cwt., notwithstanding the rapid whence which has taken place in the value ol this article, and which, from the lowest point, averages Is. to 4s. per cwt. Im porters still simply the market s pringly, and the sales of the week are limited to a bo ut SOO tilids. and toes. West India, at from 575. to 42a. far dry brown refining sorts to good bright groce ries. A very large bneas could have been done had merchants been disposed to sell. In East India and Mauritius no sales are re ported for want of a supply, and of fordo descriptions holders have refrained from offering any this n& ia i& ll expecting to obtain higher refined market has only y participated in the im rates. The 1 provement noticed in the raw • but the manufseturers are very firm, and are holding for improved rates.—Trescle has become scarce, and may oe quoted as 19s.—For rum we have not expe rienced any Improvement. COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, JAN. 19.—The market today was quiet ; the sales were about 5,000 bales. Th e total transactions M the week amount to 37,320 balm, 'winding 0,500 Americans, and 300 Swats on speculation, and 1,830 Americans and 50 Surat& for export. Prices : New Orleans, 3d., bid.; Uplands, 31c1., 4ed. ; Swats, lid., sid. WORSTED STUFFS, ihe.—BILADVORD, Jkx. 18.—The stuff trade methanol to improve. There was a large attendance of buyers In the Piece Hall to-day, and they appear to take off the goods as rapidly as theysre produced, though reluctant to give the increased prices asked by the manufacturers in sequence of the augmented va.ue of the raw nta , crial. Orleans and Oobourg cloths, with other plain fabric, were principally In demand, the rates of fancy goods being comparativelo tcw. In the yarn market the spinners had some difficulty In realising remunerating prima, owing to the high rater now raked far wooly, the rapid ethance of which during the last two months has had a stringent operation in checking comunaption. The wool market was ratber slack, as the staplers assert their abon replace their stocks at the rates whi o k were romntly current, , "' BLANKETS.—likcimomswa, JAw. 18 —ni tre bet aan attendance of marehants In the blanket -WI this noon. and the business unflawed was of limited extent, ph," w ail nearly stationary. !roes the LONDON GAZETT ) L—Friday, Jot, If. BANKRUPTS, Dasat. Boor, Bristol, sharebrokar, to sorreoder Jam 30 & Fel. IL la 11, at Bristol Ct. Sok., Jailtirii.esote.ino, Fleet-at., & Crcebi; Bristol; off. wig., Hatter. &wain Bo m., Benham , Olotkeskraltire, om it a we Feb. lat 1111, k 1, at 11, at Bristol Ct. esES, Clark te c o . Lincoln's.inn.Salds, & Taildy Bristol; off. male Amman, get et .t James Jolt. C.Awrwatowr Wikeffeld, YOTre, OHII Feb. 2 & 28, at 11, at Leeds Ct. 80b.., Claike. SouthamMut.baweshar4ita,. Witham, Wakefield; k Osurtenay, Leeds; off. &Rig, n a p e. L oll : JAMAS iCONSILL. litanfeby-rd. h l ig oplar, thabar merchant, Jam 22 . at 12, & Marsh I at 11, at hall rt. St, Taylor, Pa Finabury.sq..• off. ass*, Careen, Birchin.laue. JA March I IS , at HR' CRP., 1, at IM.a uff .st. Sole., Clarke & Co., rkst Solk, ROM merchant, Jam .2422; 31 a, Lia, x 4 ge:ds, & Beckwith & Norwi c h ; o ff . Brig., Johontid sem* hall-et. it t en Aaa , poi, Derby, share dealer, Feb. 2 & March 9, at 11, sb at ., Bmin St. Lgbaukeu.'s,tlicensedea. mvarlichnimsez,243,2226. Birmingham Ct. Sok., Perry & Smith, Nottingham; Ot. a u l t. Bitthsten, Nottingham. mood-build., Graeninn ; off. assts., Thruasocl, GuilittilLehamb. Jobot a G u AM 2. EDRUISD ORTHIDT, OKRA BORON Lancaelize in graavr, Feb, 2 ik 2 , B e ' Mar W c i t ectc"44 s at. 11, 12, at Maucheeter CL Kola. Wood, Lino, ' ll .ion-ffelde, & ki ci zz . son & Marsland, Bolton; off. swig., Ilab on, klanchuter. Joss "roux; Nortoo.SL.Phillip, Somersetshire, miler, Jim 20 k Feb. 27, at 11, atilßristol Ct. Sok., Jones & Bkilaod, t o m.. ro•mi 1101.; Beckston, Lancashire , provision dealer, Feb. 2& 71 at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Sok., Oregory & Co., Bedfcrit.ree, - i & Abbot, Bristol., off. assig., Miller, Bristol. Green, Liverpool.. off. wialt i Tim im er, Liverpool. Lun g Krone , GIAHCOCd. DWI • 111130 bunter, JAIL 91 & Feb, 21, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. , Rail:Bondi & Tagart, liseola's. inn.fieldii; James & Owen, Wrexham; & Evans B too, Livetpe,g 2 off. wig Morgan, Liverpool. CHARLES IIADDOZ, sen., Llangwia, Moommitbahlre, wood & Urdu dealer, Feb. lls March 1, at 11, at Bridol Ct. bola., Trehero tt White, London, & Sabine, Bristol; off. swig., Miller Bristol. JOSEPH Eros Fates, Aberdare Ironworks, GlamorgaoaZire, Feb, 5 & March 5, at 12, at Bristol Ct. Sol., rhillpotts, d =" off. wig., Hutton, Bristol. Caa jmant items, Bath, marble mason, Jan. 30 & Fey. 27, at 12, a t Bristol Ct. Sula. Mews. Smith, Southampton - build., & Shus Bath; ME asig., ' Acraman, Bristol. h BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jan. 18. EDWARD PINDER. Illgh.st., Camden -town chemist. INSOLVENT PETMONEM. AT PO lITCOAL-STRIIIT. C. Sarum), sea. Ckaapaide. C. E. MOW,. BlACkhestb, breed & Meted baker. agent. rommfraha W. J. Caldwell. Reeve pl. Lambeth. O. Sheppard. Camelia., .4, emd enalseer barb. wok la her Malatya ham. W. }I, nausea. Yeeatan'e.ter., Irony. hakL tee. emornsealmo A. 41.• eklaarr. tkew.w., Goldeawk. lap J. Manaell, MdlpmEn.. Berraoadaey, T dealer. ehereemoseer . Witham. J. Youre, Tkinafxd. Ilertfonlalalre. ma Wolin* boot assw. trakera. IN Till 3. Manta. Slacke4 kafronteblre, plumber. O. Bar item Lower Beebe& Summa, retailer al beer. J. Prima. Ramage**, gager bear ma• autarturre. c lil so. Oeer l l: .. err , hmt barro w. , tam. T. Hada.; Ratargat4 coaeb pro prietor. E. JoWert bridge. OlamorgasslAre, C.l:;kgrmait. Harnsgate. joaneraan mime. • artao. Soulbamptons, *We; • Middletos. Ste powder Auk =Air. IR OMR PITITIOSS. IL Evaµ asetetrat be • beer miler L Fleet. keitteta.uder J. glig t=eartm We r C. i rtiope, WW•er tba "Coaadasalesalita ameoe J. JOINS. PORRIZI . : Web. 7 =outbid.; J. Kam," yo•Nain, J. Y. Clebanek Luetat., soka• S. Rm. Welted, Unwed *has T. Sewer. Hama Naeeq lameablo. laboarwr J. Matt, Blritealtead, err Lirespol. J. jortrbeanaa wryer Whitaker. Gummi. Labrada,. coal proprietor. D. W titular. Lire:pool, polikaa DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& WILLIAM Avmi, Lenton, Nottinghamshire, husbandry implanted maker-2nd die. of Is. 3d., & Ss. 3d. on new proofs, Feb. 6, subsequent Tuesday, at Freeman's, Sheffield. Tuunas Saairif. Dv VERY, Gravesend, leather merckunt—lst cd d„ any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Sash:4llol44. GROW& FIRIBEST & THOMAS WRIGSITAON, York, Iradrapers— Ist die . of 2s. id., Feb.l, & any subsequent Thursday, Imam's, Leeds. 7NTRY. J. blyeoch. SheSrld. ruor wank. turn. itedrutku Coroonl, D. nosed victualler. W. Plumb, Newark.upoo Treat, Not. llorharoshire, botcher. A. lmater. Dudley, Romanti'. t. T. Tarne. ii•Wkehlardi, Domed*. er. J. Wadsworth, Cardin& Jan,. w. 'bob* Longo.. Italariakink seter. J. Wats., Itamgrate. beisled viis J. Woodward, E.e.hass. Ra ms. shire, cattle dealer. PIIsoNEII,, or , Tlll J. Adesek, Weary Ruston. Lekrster- On% framework kn e i tter P. AMerem Ilaaeh. .ter. bread biscuit baker W. Ashton. Newton, Lancashire. tavern J. !abeam Bishop. Ilamsey. Huntingdonshire. H. Boyd. ardsrick. Lancashire, en. B a r ad er' T. Bshaw. Maschistar. Braniad victualler Ilr. Clapham. Liverpool. romarysaaa - Vir . rug . , Marche 5.% licensed re. lustier 11. P. Crewe, Blackburn, Lancashire, Latter J. Edwandson, Hahne, Lancashire, mend agent Marl Ewan; Manclealer, lodgloskonse keeper f r..; ~ --47 c. — ILI;MM LIMIT Yr AARON LINLLY, Sheffield, sheep MIMI Malin. [answers-26d dlr. of Is. 6c1., & 6a on new proofs, Feb. 6, & any sub. sequeat Tuesday, at Freeman's, Sheffield. ROBERT NERBOULT, East Retford, Nottin/bszoshlre, dravr e; 2 e r t die. of la sid., & mu. ,on new proofa, tb. 6, & any sua Tuesday at Freeman's, Sheffield. , . tobacconist-Ist di,. of 2s. Gd., Feb. 6, an subsequent Tuesdai i ,:Freeman's, Sheftlekl. Joan bears, She Mel flour dealer-2nd thy. of 2a, & 12s. on new proms, Feb. 6, k any cu uent Tuesday, at Freeman's, Sheffield. Gamma Gana, Doncaster, Yorkshire, ironmonger —let di,. of 3e. 4d., Feb. 6, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Freeman's, SbeffiekS. Josarit Omer k Tom Marx Sisik r, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, chemists-Ist dlv. of b. &L, Feb. I, a any subsequent Thursday, at Freeman's, Leeds. Janes Tartoa, Almoodbury, Yorkshire, clothier—let dir. of 9d., Feb. I, & any eubeequent Thursday, at Freeman's, Leeds. WILLIAM Ayr); Bamford, Nottinghamshire, iron founder—ld die. of Bd., Feb. 6, k any subsequent Tuesday, at Freeman's, etefi field.________ -- DIVIDENDS.—Feb. 9. P. J. Kirby, Newgate.st., City, needle ne. nufacturer—Feb. 13. W. Knight, lnehester, share broker—Feb.9. C. Lewis, Stongate.st, Lambeth, tin plate manufacturer—Feb. 15. L Mocoun, Bolton, Lancashire, cotton spinner —Feb. 13. J. 'lsocline, Grove-at, Hackney, market gardener—Feb. 9. J. 0. M bag. bourne-chamb., k'enchurch-et., City, merchant—Feb. 9. H. Southampton, draper—Feb. 12. T. Seddon & G. Seddon, Cai bers°. plac ,, ,Gray's.inn.rd., upholsterers—Feb. 10. J. Walton, Great Bridge, Staffordshire, iron merchant—Feb. 9. J. W. Welborn*, Alba:merlon. Piccadilly, silk mercer—Feb.l3. T. Wrigley, ILillfax, YoriuMire, silk waste spinner. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS,—Junes Buchanan, Glasgow, Wm. desks mention; Jan. 25 St Feb. 15, at the Black Bull Hotel, Glas gow—William Gordon Green, Glasgow, merchant, Jan. 25 & Feb. 15, at the Black Bull Hotel, Glasgow. — PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-8. Bright &J. Summers, Bir mingham—W. brown, J. Kay, W. Water Droylsden, Luca. shire—E. Burdrs, W. Buttes, R. Burdett, P. Burdett, & E. Andersen, Sunderland near the Sea, so tar as regards R. Burdett & P. Buds — J. Burton & T. Wood, Manchester—E. Clappel *J. Chuppel, Leeds— C. Chessman & F. 1. Vincent, Brighton—R. Clay & C. Anderson, Rod. dereSeld —J. Fell, J. Dixon, & E. Dixon, Wolverhampton so Ltr u regards J. Dixon—H. Gough & J. Buttrey, Hahne, Lancashire —W. Grin &J. Elgar, Deal, Kent—P. Hal-rid& J. llerLad, (tim berland-place, Surrey—J. Hutchinson &R. Brown, Winaley.st, Os. acd.st.—W. Kendal, R. Itiddel, &J. Brundrit, Manchester, so ler es regards J. Brundrlt—J. Kerridge & J. Smith, Hendon, Middlesex-8 Lane &J. Lane, Faber, Surrey—T. Neilsen & T. Brown, Manchester — R. Pope & T. Stott, Boarhunt, Hants—Jas. Schofield, Joe. &MUM, & J. Pry, Ileyrod, Lancashire-0. &G. Cendollini, Unice-et, Southwark—K. Wait &J. Walt, Manchester—T. (1. Well+ &P. ILdis. St. Helens, Lancashire—J. Wood Sr H. Marcell, Northiant, Suarez. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MAns. 111. DO/1.4.1.1. IV/ MLR. D 171.4.111. M. Habib ...... 0 0 Holland .... 0 0 India v. South. 0 Mezieo aid 0 Waterford .. 011 /tandem.... 0' simpton-Jan.29! Ilavar. Jaa.2ll 1 Donsalindes. 01 Treace.-- 0 0 Uo. Marseilles 0 0 W. Inilloks.l3 0 Guerti.kalen. 00 Lisbon -Jan 27 0 ttost nawlll 0 8ran1...taa.23 0 Ilambers.... o'l Sydn. N.S. W.Ol Was an. 25' Gaavmmen, Jan. IL—Arrived : WM. Thornberrow, Ure, Desmona, Neptune, Eclipse, Wesleyan, Guernsey ; Hymns, Pag anish; files bird, Africa; Rural, Terceira; Jeune Amy*, Cara; Unity, Havre; ' , minim, Argentina, Buenos Acres ; Westmoreland, Caen; Acorn, Havana; Isabella, Guernsey; Victory, Calcutta; Fernando, Dualark ; rime Deire Rouen; Devonshire, New York; Hideout, America .— Mailed: Virginia Ain, Lisbon; Pearl, Valrandlat Susannah, Adelaide ; Cairo, Jamaica; Attwood, Rotterdam; Frank lin, Boston. I,ivsapoor., JAN. 19.—Arrived Elizabeth, Greenoek, for Charles. ton Hartley, New Orleans; Amelia, Samoan , Mary Florence, Char leston; Requiter, Smyrna' Spy, tit. Michael ' s; Swordtkh, Peni.un buco.—Salled : Isaac Wright, Columbus, New York ; Abraham Young, Africa. [Advertisement.]--CoIIONA, CoLDe, ASTIIMAS, AND AFTECTIONI , Ili Tut Cesar CUBED IT flottowsv's Piu.s.—lf a few doses of this invaluable medicine be taken, and a little of Holloway's Ointment nabbed into the threat and cheat night and morning, even the worst species of asthma may immediately be relieved and speedily cured by this simple mesas, and influenza or violent bad colds ma be gene• ally cured in forty-eight hours by three remedies. Many person who for leveret Winters have not dared to lie down in their beds, fearing to be choked with phlegm, have been radically cured :L i te laic of Holloway's ointment.—fold by all druggists, and at l' Holloway's establishment, 214, Strand, London. BIRTHS. BILL—Jaa. 15, at Hull, Mn. W. U. Hu% of a Goo. BRODDL—Jan. 16, at Cbevhuat, the wife el the Rev. W. Brodie. of hie CANTON. -Jan. 17, at Old Bond street, Mre. A. Canton, of a daughter. IIAWKSLEY.—Jan. 14, at Boriborough rectory, noir Choterticid. the wife of the Be,, J. llawkaley, curate or lioriborough. of * 110131 1 i Jan. 15, at Dublin. tho wife of J. Hone, jam, Esq., of a dan6tar. LA TOVCRE.—Jan. 15. at Dublin, the wife of the Hey. J. 0. D. It Touch. of • daughter. LE IRE. ON.—Jan. 17. at St. Olive's rectory. Southwark, Men W. (/. Le Breton of a son. MANNEIII.—Jan. 15, M Rutland-gato, Iliterork, Mrs. A. Mainers.Titt a Tte—jan. 17, at Morton Hall, near Edinburgh, the wife of R. Trotter, Esq., of Morton HAIL of a eon. MARRIAGES. ARNOLD—BAKER.--Jan. 18, at Kirkby Mallory, Lelorstershire. by the Rev. J. Longlaurat, M.A., Mr. W. Arnold, to Mtn Baker. BAKER--GlBBol4.—Jan. 16, at Trinity Church. Tonbridgemila the Bev. T. Baker, snot W. Baker, Esq., of Chester-terrace. Itegente. to Ulze Ann, daughter of the late J. Gibson, Esq., of StraUord. COLLINGWOOD—DAY.—Jaa. 15 at Levrishani, Edward. Mt ) Of 8 . Collingwood, Keg., of Blackheath, to Anne, only daughter of the late T. W. Day. Esq.. of Greenwich. DRAFFEN.:-COCKLE.—Jan. li, at St. Andrew*. Holborn. by the Rev. George ii. Turner, M.A.. curate, Lieutenant William Pitt Drake. of the Royal Marine Artillery, eon of Frederick Draffen, E.g., Limd; R.N., to Eli sabati. only ditto of Janne Cockle . E.g.. surgeon. o f London, formerly of Great kley, &sex. GARDINER—NEW DIOATE.—Jan. 18, at Lewisham. by the Ha. and Rev. H. Legge, D.C.L., Capt. L. Gardiner, Royal Horse ArtillerY. eon of Major Gen. SR R. Gardiner. K.C.8., and E.0.M., to hams Barbara, daughter of F. Newdigate, Esq. JAMES—SAN OERSON.—Jan 15, at Ilarallton-plans, Newington. Mr. A. Jan D ea r inburgh, to Jane, daughter of the late A. Baadcwon. th. PrOV.—TUNMORE.—Jan. 13 at St. Clement '. lpswich, William. fourth eon of Mr. J. Page, of St. Peter's, to Mary Elizabeth. R&M daughter of the late Capt.Tuumore, St. Clement'.. PERK INS-011A RLKTON.—Jan. IL at St. George 'a naIIOYeTAUAre. 1). Perklas, Esq., of St. Thornselsetroet, Southwark, to Laura rime. eldest daughter of R. P. Oharletoo, Esq., of Brixton, Surrey. MUTH& ALLEN.—Jan. 11, J. Allen. Fag.. rendenteurgeon at Barrington 's Hoe pital. near Limerick. BARN ARD.—Jan. 16. Edward William. only child of T. Barnard. of Lympetene, Devonshire, aged 18. BUSPEILD.--Jan, 13, at Carlton rimrage, Yorkshire, the Rev. J. A. t Busfeild, D.D., 'odor of et. Michael Wood street, aged 73. CARMICHAEL—Jan. 13, at Flambe near Riddermitmor,and late of Magdalene Hall, Oxford, Robert livery, only eon of R. trulichse4 Ideq,, aged EVANS.—Jan an. . IS at College-street North, Camden-town. R. Ems, Esq., of the Audlvolliee. Somerset Douse. erton. Yin.. of Foroot-eMe. West Hare ERTON.—Ian. 15, W. Lev Ewes. seed 51. LOM A X.—Jan. lit, at Dunstan. sear Bury. J. Lomax. Esq., a g ed 7p, MACCV LLOCII Jan. 14, at Guernsey, Maria Elisabeth Champloa. wife of It. 144., aged 31. MORH WON -Jae. IL at Wee Brixton. Sarah Mary, wife of Lieut. R. J. Itetttam R.N., mod ha. PR ATT.—Jan it, at earbtetonetrect, Poetised-road, J. Pratt, Esq.. 1 .E C..rt • as d >'• SM IT It Joe ta, at tilsentrequare, F. T. Smith. Esq., aged 81. Maud rot poNtottol Off VI ILLIAK RUN k/AII3, of If o. LoAter 4 ' Wort to Mt Ott of Loudon. rester. ; t o. &Ito oft*. in L o othool-ottota, la ibt WPlalr.:l a 1\ JAJI 91,1'349. ib i 1 , 1