The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-16 00:00:00

has bees reproested, for the committee will observe that, although I haves twinned to give my newearied attention to the company's aiGirs, I did sot ask for any recompense he lms the 2,0001 was voted to me ; nor have I sines, although rshot of both body and mind have been op to this us e d voted, to the set of my *hiller. to further the tu tors.' of the Eastern Counties It eilwae C ,mpeny. " H eying given e. mutt time and mimes safeties to the traffic department, there is ao doubt many matters will arise with weich I shall he more soave nut than a stranger; and I have now only to some* you that I shell etworiutly give el. ry inforomeen tied .id in my power team new beard of director.. however much my mac easy he ocespied ha dein , so, until all eutstandieg or disputed eller, are disposed " I am, rentlenten, yours nbedieett_y, (Seised) DAVID WADDINOTON." Mr. MEEK then commented a. great lergth upon rile keeping letter. 11 , . maintained that Mr. Waddiat toe wee a putty to, and countenanced the sheer Sons made so the accounts. He knew that snob melon was ' t rocs, for he re:coast:etre' with Mr. Hudson. Why thee, aid he remises to deceive them ? (lieu. hear ) kir Weeleiretou had scented the committee et deeline in inrieuations. He (Mr. Mee It) would speak openly ; be would ask whether it was an unfair inthitsse that Mr. Waddington was moved by the 1,0001. and the 2,0001 (Hear, hear.) He then refund to the applies- Sion made for Wielarech thine, 500 for Mr. Hudson, and 600 fur lie. Wed .ington, and the indignant refusal of Mr. Dee to accede to it, followed by the bold unblushing set es which he den Lot give th; rig ht name. (Cries of '• Yes, yes ; out with ie" sod the. n)—that act by wl ich 4,0001. el their mosey wee taken by Mr. Hudson and Mr. Wedlington, and 2,0001. of the amount paid back as de perils on 1,000 shares that neon existed. Mr. CHRISTIE b:ptel that they would allow him to say um: wore In explanation of what Mr. Meek had th suehe proper to.state with reit-yeses to his conduct on the committee et toutedgetion. He must certainly bear testimony to the powerful elOqueitco of the hon. proprietor who had juet aide's-eel them. (" Oh, oh," and laughter.) At the same time he must say that there had been a very great amount of unfairness in his conduct. (Heir, hest.) They (tar cunrcittee) bad see down day after day to investi gate the alfeire a.f this raj , way, sod th. y . had made the most machine levities into the actual pi sie .11 of the company ; reed circume :me:" hod treuspired in the coupe of the inva *- teatime which would reflect the highest disnedit upon the late chairmen and deputy chairmen. He had him self deeh with the deputy chairman in the wont severe manure.. He hod told him, from time to time, what was h a (Mr. Christie's) opinion of hie conduct. Mr. COLEMAN ruse to proems Mr. Merk's list of right dire logs kr th .03pany. (Hear, hear.) He would mom as an ansesiment that the fullowine eight gentlemen ha elected di.ecta•re est the company The Hoe. Eliot Yoke, 'el.)' —(Cries of •t No, co ; it won't do, we went men of buenasee" ) ; Oconee Frederick Young, E.g.— (Hear, h. ar) ; Ambrose Moue, Esq.—(No, so) • George • E•q —(!La' . hear); HenreVigars Beet. Beg.; James Puke, Eee. • Ito ran Naghteas, Esq.; and John Freer, Esq. Great ewe, met and cote union renewed the announce meut of this list, end annoy gentlemen amused themselves by crying, Where's poor Bex ? What have you done with Hon i" As Men as order was restored, Mr. NATHAN roes to reconel the reselet!on, that the gentlemen whose Dunes heal been proposed by Mr. Ale* be elected directors, end he hoped the meeting would ap prove of tit , seethe. Mr. liners again eneeaveured to obtain a Auricle, bet he was swop to n sumo has seat amid cries of " Chair, Chair;" " Qua sties, question," ho. Ile. FAKE--He would now mimes a lire of names for their smoke retina: Decree Meek, E Henry View's Zs", Esq.. lino. Eliot Yorke. M.P. - Jo A., h Fryer. Eq, Jame@ Puke, H.q., Joseph Box, 114:1 Aentacee Moore, EA., and °ewe* Fri &rick Young, Eq. (Loud laughter, sad cries of "Qu •stinn." " Who's Box ?" " Any relation to D a and Cots? " &c.) He (Mr. Price) thought it eighty important the: they *Writhe be men c f most honourable eha raster aed de:ermined disporition The boa. gentlee an then wont oa to stignintiee ties emsduct of the late *elicitor to the company. who had, he said. after resigning tin a Mee, pro moted the anuegamati-n of the Noriolk line. Ile believed that that 11313:1Sitlition wee a most fraudulent jolt. There was no I. a. then 6h0,0001. in debentures relent to the capital on the Norfolk account. lie (Mr. Pa Le) thought it was highly teem t ent -Ihe CHAIRMAN rose to call thd hon. genii man to seder. Mr. PRICE continued—Tie statement he win now making wee connected with the bush,. se for which they were "seenf.'e 1. • rliol It IETOR—Who it Box (A laueb.) Mr. PHI E is a retired tradesman 01 great respect ability. The coatinuatien of the speech was interrupted by Mr. Baps, w seals essayed to ailerons the Jemmies, and the chaften n cel'ed upon that gentleman to speak. • Mr. HELPS then said they reheard to hear him just now, but he w s alterable:l to tape his pert In the proceedings. lie was semi ens that Hr. Anderson should take the choir, but enter is a lawful meaner. He was a burieter—that was to say, • math., of one of these profusion. which coulee red that atten'ion to the law was desirable The resolution which he theald hive p.oposed as an ame ndment, he should, wader the Freest eircumstanses, sure st ite a ` them o tion. Ile submitted that the proper course far *bare holden t • adopt was to sleet fur directors, recommending four ethers for eleetiou by the beard. This wee not men iy the pmeer convoy, but it was the only course which could Iswally he cane el into Whet. ' The CHAIRMAN then roar to order amid loud Cite of "Oh, oh," at d •• Question." Did they suppose he time there few his two pleasure ? He attended there it. order to farther the ebjeete of the meeting. anal his desire wee, that the heaths.* sl nuld be conducted fairly and impartially. He cauld cot roe-ece the proposition of the hon. gentleman es a mediation ; they had business to go through, and they Must Seat eiseees of the amendment. Mr. HELPS said he appealed to the learned serjeast (Clarice), whom Le saw upon the platform, whether it one popible to rake any keel doubt open the question ? Mr. NORLEY slid that in clo.ing the doer upon revels thousand a f their eharelueders they had I :eluded a large am , not of intenigenee. He mentioned tee fact in justifies. thee. al' the p opneel he was now about to make to them — viz., that Mr. W. H. Howe he appointed a director of the contently. He was folly qualified foe the office both by his merit' abiltelee and hr the act of parliament. At th • to a 'vet of Mr. Hows's name, then wen a com plete storm of hives. mine led with +emote of " Who's How ?" ' The pewnbreket ! " "Put him up the spout ! " and many • ther exclamations equally complimentary. The chair men endeavoured to restore order, but it was in vein he tried to speak, and he accordingly appealed to the mee• hag throve% the medium of his bands, which he held up in as ineek.ring manna r. At length the uproar sub'i led, as thou who vocifera•ed the loudest became fatigued by their exer tion., end r-r hatiarsa of the day promried. Mr. WINTER HARRIS maid he should only detain the m'ctnr a very 1 w minute", while he explained to them that be sered with Mr. Helps ae to the legality of the present pew. 'liege , . He had incurred the coxes- of two guineas for tee opinion of one of the melt eminent railway counsel, and he would new read the questions he had put to that gentleman, and the mowers he had given to them : QCEeTIONS.-1. Ton are minuted to advise whether the adj •iern. d 'vening on the 15th of June it rot, und.r the true eenstruetion of the act, a continuation ae! the general matins h.ld it. February ? end whether it is vempetent for :be shareholders to traesact any other buinees than that left unfloiehed in February ? 2. Whether, as the report presented to the meet'ng in February steed, that two directors only retired from office, the meeting have any power whatever to elect more than two dirt eters in their stead ? 3. Whether the vacancies tendered by the remaining di rectors can be accepted, and cheer places supplied by the re sera meeting ? or whether, under section 142, their eerie nations mutt not be tempted at, and the vacations supplied by. the board of directors ? 4th. Wiether any peony vote, not received by the secre tary three el ar dies before the holding of the meeting in February, can he legally received by that officer, so as to entitle ouch prezyto vote at the adj tuned meeting in June? Axewans-1. Assuming the acts to which I am referred to he still the governing acts of the company, so far as re gards the matters under consideration. I am clearly of opinion that it is not competent to the adjourned meeting to tunseet any business but that which was before them in February, and left unfinished at the meeting then holden. 2. I am also of opinion that the adjourned meeting has no power to proceed t • the election of any new &eaten, except such as would he required to supply the plats of the dim tore retiring by rotation is February. 3. lam of opinion that the places of the resigning ell• rectors, nr se many of them as it may be requisite or expe dient to fill up. ought V) be supplied by gentlemen chosen by the beard of directors, such newly-elected directors being substituted for the persons resigning and going out by rota tion as thole persons respectively would have d me. So that they shoal/ be chosen thus : A to supply the plea of B; C inetrai of D ; and so on. I think it immaterial whether the resignations be made formally to the board ' of directors or to the company ; but, considering that the present is an adjourned meeting only, it amen to me that the pr: per and regular course would be, not to =eke the resignations to that meeting, or to enter the acceptance of them on the minutes of such meeting, but to make and notify them to the board and the secretary, or to callt an extraordinary geceral meeting for the purpose. 4. I am clearly of opinion that no proxies can be received for the purpose of voting at the adjourned meeting which would not have been available at the first day's meeting in, February. In contemplation of law, the adjourned meeting I. merely a continuation of the meeting assembled on the first day ; and the style would he—. At a general meeting, he., held &c., on the day of February, 1849, and continued by adjournment to and upon the 15th day of JunJ. e. 1849." 11. LLOYD. 1, King's Desch Walk, Inns 14, 1849. It appeared to him (Mr. Harris) that the proper course for them to adopt was, that as two directors retired from office in February last, they ought to proved to the election of two directors, and, after doing so, the meeting should arse upon da names which should goto the general body of directors. By pursuing this sours., the board wean be legally constituted. Mr. CASH said he thought the time had arrived when he ought to lay a few monism them- He would address then very brie fly, for he felt that the moues they got to busi ness the better. (Haar, hear.) They had beard thatee_dura the meetion of the tetesmittee of Ime.lothlation um^ been much difference of ',idols. He w..as not about to find halt with any et kis *diseases. I..`tair___„dollip wss to fi nd oat every dmassfines width iellis=:g may tend to elicit the seal essillime of the affairs. With regard le Its we Rate read to them, ey it was • nonuse el iedidlossaaW 01 whisk th shoe. dim% hot, tbdt 311W1--ed kd bed ileddsy = le MAN, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. 1849. towards the gentlemen who bad fanned the committee of in vestigation. Their object bad been to do their duty, and they had done it to the best of their ability. They bad been kind amnion to solicit him to allow his name to to proposed es a director ; bat he was too fond of peace to join the d rut rims whilst &storm lased. (Hem, hear.) Ho found it ra ther difficult to restrain the impetuosity of his young friend (turning to Mr. Mesh. A laugh.) if it had been necessary for him to take a mare determined step, he should have done so. He had no disposition to interfere to prevent the adop tion of the report (Cries of You voted against it.") He voted against It! Ultimately the majority agreed to that report, and he gave his amens. Under theta circumstances, he hoped that notwithstanding all that had passed, they would have the advantage of a capital board of directors. One word with regard to I". committee of selection. He thought they had pursued theirkbours legally, and if they disapproved of ary names, they had a right to brirg forward e there. Ile wished also to say a word in nfetenue to the committee in Sins-lane. He believed he might s.y there never was a committee appointed that had a more arduous duty to perform than the committee of investigaint, and he felt enured they would to ire from tuat duty with seriefac tion to themselves—and, he hsped, to the general body of shareholders. (H. ar, hear.) Mr. U. DROWN, M P , expressed his strong disapproba. t'on at the a:nlusion *hick had characterised the proceedings lasth of that meeting, and the preceding ones having the some objeat. It was attributable, in Lis opinioo, to • want of straighteorwardoess. He then alluded to a rumour that Mr. Cosh had not stated in bin evidesee before parliament all that he know retpecting the Sire lane committee and the expenditure of 7,0001. He complainod that an heur and a half bad been occupied by a speech of Mr. Meek, which was neither instructive nor useful. (Uproar) He said be felt as indignant as soy man at the conduct of the directors ; but he also tbcught :hat vituperation mould not be pro le. gad profitably. Let the shareholders take ears whom they 'lend as direct. rs. Thos canvass for the board bed been as earn at as ono for a seat in parliament. Wh none, was to be expended they might suspect some interested motive. He must repeat his bt that the railway was not at present paying Is. profit for divisi in, and he wAtld warn the meeting not to act so sa to run the tisk of going through the present ordeal again. After alien noisy ri c a ion, The CHAIRMAN proceeded to put rte amendments to th.e muting, beginning with the ore proposed last, and ascending to trio general list proposed by Mr. Atkinson. The amendments were successively declared by him is be het. He then put the original motion, and that also was declared to have be. n rejected. The SECRETARY—GentIemen, I am instructed by the chairman of this meeting to announce to yen that, sating oil the advice of the legal gentleman who is bore to assist him this day, he denier.' that this meeting fa dissolved. Much astonishment was maeitested at this announcement. The chairman Laving retired, Mr. Helps made his se ey from the body of the room to the platform mad took the chair, evidently fur the ourp,se of continuing the proceedings . Mr. CASH said the sharehslders had one way of getting over the difficulty in which they were placed by out having ac transtcd the barren for whi ch they had assembled. He had no doubt that in a very abort time a requisition would be addressed to the directors, calling upon them to c invene msetir.g as only as possible for the election of dirceton. He was tone:need that the meeting was positively at an end. (Henr, hear.) - Mr. HELPS was of opinion that the meeting was not a• an end, having been illegally ditselved. (Hear, hear.) The net required that there should be 60 shareholders pre sent to tranmet bueiness, and so long as that number re mised he would retain the Chair. An illegal dissolution was no dimoluti.m. The only business before the meeting was that of ale tine dirtnom. Mr. HARRIS proposed that Mr. Packs should be a di rector in:the worn of Mr. Anderson, who retired. Mr. CRASSEN eertaded the motion, rod Mr. Helps, having put it, declared that Mr. Peck* ha d been duly clecucl a director. (La-ll:ter.) Mr. WARD Formed Mr. John Fryer as n director in the room ef Mr. Firher, who retired. Mr. FRYER :el: much obliged fur the compliment, but could not consent to take a seat amongst such mess as the ezistiog directors. Mr. YELL would like to hear from the e' sermon who was to pay the expense , in ease the legality of these proceedings should ha celled in question. (" Hear, hear," and laughter.) Mr. HELPS did nut feel quite sure now that there were fifty shareholder. prevent. (Laughter.) A SH Alt EHOLDER.—Was the first motion carried ? Mr. HELPS.—Y• s, that was carried. (A laugh.) The te. C AIRMAN' then eslied upon thaw present who were sharehthl, re to hold uo their hands in order thot he might he able to ascertain whether or not there was the number recoir.d by the est. Only thirteen or fourteen hands !moot:tied to this appeal. Mr. HELPS then put a motion that the meeting be ad journed fur a fortnight, and declared it to have been agreed to. The company remising in the room then dispersed. THE EASTERN UNION. - - - Irce'er2ny n sperial general meeting of the share holders was held at I!,seie'i. J. C. COIIIIULD, Esq , Chairs:l4n of the &aro of Directors, presided. The meeting, which was Galled for the purpose of consider ing " A pi=l to amend the Act relating to the Eastern Union Rvilwey Company, with powers of sale or lease to, or amid• n w itb, the Eastern Counties Railway ;" end at the conclusion of the hu-iniss above mentioned, the meeting was merle spatial extraordinary, with WA., nee to the general an sirs of the Compsny, ard airing such explanations con tacted therewith as the proprietors might desire. The bia In vine ivsen read. Mr. LECH MERE (London) exprenea his eisapproval of the bill. Nothine would induce him to agree to it. They had been summoned there at a great loos of time and ex pense, when their property was at a heavy discount, within a few days of it ordinary meotilt, fur the purpose of con. 'Hering the most einurd propositi in. He was determined not to &auction any further txpcnditure. Mr.l'tliLD supported the bill. Ile considered it highly necessary that the Norwich line shank' be finished at ouc', and of rouse the directors nous:have the money necessary to do it. The hid was then, with a f,ov alterations, &greed to. On the motion of is CIIAIKYLN it was agreed that the number of directors be raise d to twelve. Atter some forth r discarsion the proceedings closed. TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK. Wes opened. Named Rea Ipta. 1848. 11 BRITISH. 1848. 31 371 15 751 141 91 364 71 471 651 293 601 621 1101 2061 101 70 1271 23 29 165 i 40 36 2424 234 1849. 31 37i 19 14 331 n 471 914 751 322 501 671 110 IN 67/ 165 k 2eo 256 i Aberdeen Behest and Ballymena Birksnkead, Lane., & Cheshire B dron, Blackburn, and W est Yorkshire Bristol and Exeter CAI. d.minn Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Drogheda Dubin and Kingstsern Dandeo,Perth,Aberdeen June . East Anglian Rot Lincashire Enet-rn Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edi,burgh and Northern Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr Glasgow, Paialey.snd Greenock Great Northern &E. Lineolosh Great Southern and Western (I) lariat Western Kendal and Windermere Laos:Gator and Car' isle L mashies and Yorkshire Liverpoul,Cro , by, & Southport London and N orthWestern Lontion and Blackwell London, Drithton, and 8. Coast L mdest and South Western L oulouderry and Enniskillen Ilanehester,Bheff.,&Lincolosk. , . Midland Midland reatWestom.(l) Illonklands North British Selttith Centro! L47::4 LI 7701 1, 7&5 and Canter 761 26 671 714 211 1074 1, 6051 1:993 1 4,i 15,390 15,1 1,226 1,1 3,469 4,( 1,449 2,132 2,1 1,143 1,1 2,190 3. 23,265 19, 188 _ 1,1191 2,4 9,820 13,1 43,107143, 1.210 1. 8,488 9,1 9,864 12; 126 _ _ _ 1 -nith DerOn (Taff Eastern !Taff Vale $••• 2,iiil 3,1 20,042 20,1 966 1,1 1,9381 2,1 - 1,1 Itlkstee West Cornwall IWhitehavf n Junction York, Newcutle, Berwick... York and North Midland... 744 1; 1.398 1, 8,398 9, 1,518 - 776 FOREIGN. bog's. and Boulogne Dieppe Dutch Rhenish Monterey' awl Troyes Northern of France Orleans to Bourses (Cst.t.) Orleans to Tours Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Rouen and Rana 1 12,077 80 111, B.os 1 P 1)16 1 1' 1881 10,974 1 13,1 1,775 2, 2.631 2, 1 6,692 7,1 3,631 - 1,466 - SOUTH YORILSUIRZ.—II was stated SOWS time ag o that the route by whim this line was originally projected into Don cuter h'd been abandoned. The deviation is now staked out nearly to the junction with the Great Northern line against the Union. From the Wartnsworth-cliff cutting and embankment the line into Doncaster is very rug, and will be completed in a tew months. The abnte cutting is the most formidalde obstacle in the undertaking , being is some places ninety feet deep in a solid rock, in the blasting of which tons of powder are weekly exr ended. The engineer, however, fully contemplates having the line ready for openng to Swinton by Septemlkr, for the rattes.—Nolia. Journal. TIII MOSIILAND AND AIRDRIE RAILWAY VERSUS VIZ GLABOOW WATIBRWORILS ComPANY.—This ease, involvirg about 60,000 e. worth of land, was heard in the second division of the Supreme Court yesterday, and was decided by the judges in favour of the Waterworks Company.-121aagote Dasly WINDING-UP OP RAILWATII.-01ficill managers are to be appointed for the winding-up of several defunct railways, and *sties has teen given by the Muter* in Chancery, charged with their winding-up, that until the parties calling themselves creditors shall come in gad prove their debts they will be precluded from commencing or prosecuting any pro ceeding. Amore the number me the Cambridge Coldwagag Railway Pogo/say the Wald* dad Wormer U ell way Company ; the E stern Citin ties Extension It silway the Cambridge and Worm awe Direct Railway; Hereford and Merits, r T 3 dvil Junction ; Ipswich, Norwich and Yarmouth ; Gloucester, Atitrystwith, and Centre/ Wales; Manchester, Renthampton, and Poole, Direct Lonuon and Easter, and Worcester, Tenbury, and Ludlow. NUiITM STAFIPORD.HIIIII —The opening of P. portion of this railway totik plans on Thursday. when upwards of thirty I earriages rased along the line, beariog a large party of holi day 'mkt rs who had smensb!ed to celebrate the . A correapeadent says "The embankments of the lilts from Oeureworth vary in height from 30 to 40 feet. There is notbieg to attract maraed attention until the arrival at North Rhode, where a junction of the lire branches off to L ek. The traveller nett arrives at the msgoificent viaduct which crosses the river Dane, and ..mists of twenty arches, measuring, from the eurfuce of the water to the parapet, 108 feet, and is 1,255 feet from one end to the other, and 31 feet wide. A spacious spot of grouud in front of the arches was on Thursday devoted to the entertainment of the iraited pests and officials, who dined tngethcr there. CLERICAL THE Hugo? or Sonoa AHD MAN, on the 11th inst., eon serrated the new burial ground and chapel at I) ogles. THE NEW CHURCH or ST. STEPHEN, ATtnU -road, Regtat's•park, was rowsmated en Thursday by the 13ithop of Loudon. It is adapted to accommodate 1,000 persons, and has 600 free seatr. It cost 7,0001. PREFERXENTS.-11. , ..T. SIDNEY AMHERST SHEPHERD, to St. Paul's Church P.ft , H laws Eden, Cumberland, dio. Car lisle; patron, Peer Dixon, Erg. Rev. WILLIAM YARlnig, to Ravenstonedale P.C.. West moreland, dio. Cutlet. ; patron, the Earl of "misdate. Rey. R. STOCILDALII, to Wilby R., Northsnwonshire, die. Peterborough; 2731.; pa•ron, Rev. W. Stockdale. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 15. PROMOTIONEL—LIEUTENANT P. C. C. MWOUR.OI. PAYMABTERII AND PURSER% John Hayward anl George P. Martin.—Acriso BOATBWAIN : W. B sass., APPOINTMANT.—MIDISHIPMAN: J. H. Catena, LT Vic tc7. WooLwicif, Juan 15.—Vetuvito, st.-aloop, will be ready to leave this port in the early part of neat month, when she will proceed to Devonport as one of the adcancsel steam equ .dron. Grappler, at.-v., Lieut. Commanding Lynn, recently ratcreed nem the coast of Africa, arrived this morn ing to be paid off.-0 - ter, st,.v., is ordered to be prepared for tempt rary Ervin on the Holyhead mail station. This vessel was one of the &A ordered to be sold to a private steam packet c• aspanr, to run between Harwich and Ostend, but that cumpa-y seem 'o have declined the purehue. The examination winch wta carried on at Portsmouth of the candid►tes for the offices of a sietants to the muter ship wrights has new concluded, and the ex:minen have returned to duty. Ttm result aid not b• known for a taw days. Novorestn.—At Monte Video, April 9, the ILaltigh, Daphne, Harpy, Vaud, and Renira. MILITARY. IT is SIR JOHN HARVEY. Lud not Hawley. as printed yesterday, who, it is said, is to eorenrind in North America. ROYLL ARSENAL —The preliminary works for the esta blishment of the ucw practice renal: at Shoebury Ness are g :log on very rapioiy. Trace of the ordain:cc' sloops, the Richard, Machorouvh, and Little Ben, are eugaga in con. 'vying timber and other stores from the Royal Arscnsl to Shoebury, and it i expect d that practice will be carried on at the latter past of 'ha season. _ . . (From last Right's Oeseffe.) JLNI: 15. 6th Drag. Ords.—Lteut. 11. ISSUCAS, tram the 71st F., to be lieut., vice Neville, who rich. 11th Relit. of F.—Lieut. J. W. ITOTtaT to be cant., by par., Tice Kenny, who reta.; Etta H. J. MAO-ALSO) be lieut , by pur., vice D'OYMT • J. Dace, sent , to be sea., by par., vice Maclean. 30th F.-12.eut. W. P. DAL, to be stlJt., Tice Lister, who rum . ps the adjutaacy only. Seth F.—Ens. J. K. Ile r r t be lieut., by par., Tice Fellows, IMP• to the LOth F.; ens. 11. F.ecust to be lieut., by pur., vice Th , nte. app. to the 60th F.; W. C. Commas, gent., to be en'., by pur., vice Ilunifrey ; W. BOUNICIL VOL, to be ens., by pur., ice Melee 39th F.—LlCut. W. Fat naiorrosnarctr, from the 4Sth F., to be PaY mast., vice A. Walshe, who lets. %tea b.p. ; A.sist.-Murg. to the Forces O. W. Powara., M.D., to be surg., vice William., prom. to the staff. 62nd F.—Ens. J. OTALLAGNAN to be lieut., by pur., Tie,. Peale, abet ret..; J. Sumo, gent., to be ellS by pur., vice ['Callaghan. 71st h. Newnan, from the Gth Drag. Gds., to be lieut., Tice Brass, who exch. 60th F.—Lieut. 0. Taoasn, from the 3Gth P., to be lieut., vice Ilar dinee, prom. in the Ibth F. 9Gth F.—Maj. T. St. WILSON to be lieut.-col, by par vice Ilulwe, who tuts.; Hirer. Maj. IL Pa •11 to be ma)., by pur., vice Cheape, who re's.; Capt. J. SNOI/011A.4 to be mAj., by Pte, I,ive , Lieut. R. 31. Liossairr to be cap!., by purchase, vice 11u.h ; Lieut. J. V. o'Dossita., to be atilt., by par., vice nazi turas.; Lieut. F. W. I'uttow4, Item the 3 ith F., to be bent., vice Lainbat ; RM. O. B. CeXULICLANIO VI be lieut., by par., vice O'Donne ll; HUNTER, gent., to be ens , by par., Tice Cumberland. Jed West Bella Itegt.—Ens. W. J. litanwelist, to be lieut., without pw.., Tic!. Dudgeon, dec. ; IL J. ItaiNsiou.u, gent., to be ens., vice Busswarm. Mertes'. STAR.—Sorg. T. WILLIAMS, M. D., from the 59th F., to be staf.swg• of the first class, vice T. F. Cotton, who ret'. noon h..p.; Act... Assist. Sorg. E. 11. SINCLAIR, to be iktost.-surg. to the forces, vice Powell, prom. in the 59th F. CsArractrau.—Licut. W. B. PASX, from the 26th F., to be opt., without par. MEDICAL. APOTUECABIEW Dita.L.—N ants of gentlemen who passed their examination M the science and reeler of medicine, ant: rsceived certificates to practise, en Thursday, June 14, 1849 :—Ge - no Thum to Jones, Winthall; George Cha• held ; Alfred l'u'dic .nnbe Moreton, Lxmp-tead, Devon ; Edward Edwards Puippea, Wedmore, Someraetsaire. SPORTING. BEVERLEY, HULL, AND EAST RIDING RAC BS —THURSDAY. BEVERLEY STARES of 10 soya. each, h 11, and 20 added; for 2-yr.olds, ist ; ter.e, 9st ; &c. Three. quarters of a talle. (5 Bahl.) Mr. 11. atehblnes Actress, 2 yrs (Bastian) 1 Mr. reciter nd SUlla, 2 yrs Sir. W. Ilumplucy's St, George, 3 yea Esse RIDING HANDICAP of 10 was. each, 5 ft, and 3 only if declared, with 40 sow. added ; the second to save his st Jae. One rade and a halt. (13 subs , 3 of whom de e ared.) Mr. B. Gresn's The Anb, 3 yrs, Gat Gib (Banham) 1 Mr. Robinum's Morpeth, aged, Bst Sir. Pedley's Mystical, 3 rs, &t gib 3 STAND STAKES 0(5 Sam each, and 20 added. Heats, CMS 19 ' mile and a half. (3 gds.) Mr. 11essirline's Andalusian, S yrs (Subs* 1 I . 19 - , Mr. S. L. Fox's Fleur-de-Mae, 4 yrs. ldr 113 Mr. Justin's Mischief, 4 yrs Jr 133 hlarcu, 60 saes., twice r...and, owners up.—Mr. Jarrates Harpham Lau, 4 yrs, best Mr. Thompson's Pill.bss, aged. -, - 408 NEWTON RACES.—FamAy. .E 7 The STAND CUP et 601., added to a swooped 10 son. each, "" 6 ft. One mile and a half. (15 outs.) . 1 .1 7 . 5 Mr. J. c.a.'. Maid of Lyme, 6 yrs, 7st 61b ..... 1 vo7 Mr. Arrowsmith's Lady Itylda, 3 yn, 731211) 095 The NSITToN b raKES of 6 son. each and 20 added, once 735 round and a dis., were won in two heats by Mr. Critebley's 685 Sir Harry Hardinge, 3 yrs. ,419 The Sr. IhLzN's Pr USE of 501. added toe sweepstake of 403 15 sous. each, 10 ft ; tor 2 yr.olis, GA 71b ; and three, ,058 Bst 10Ib. Strairht half mile. (12 subs.) ,279 Mr. J. Davies's 'Lufkin', 3 yrs 1 AU Mr. Venire the Itstdase, 2 yrs. 2 ,032 t I LAW. INTELLIGENCE. 66 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YesTERDAY. 096 SUBDIVISION COURT. 221 BIM= COXIESSIOVW FONELOINCIt; HOLILOTD, AND GOULDEFLE• 107 RE ALEXANDER AND CO. 006 Their Honours sat this morning to give judgment on a dis -048 prated proof of debt tendered by Messrs. Dyson, corn mer -155 chants, of St. Petersburg, on the estate of Ladle Alexander 150 and Co. The arguments were heard some weeks ago, and 643 were reported in the Daily News at the time. The question 019 was simply whether there should be deducted from the proof 080 a sum of 3,5001., which was in the hands of Dyson and Ca. a' the time of the bankruptcy. The court was unanimously of 939 opinion that the proof, which was for 15,0001., ought to be ,369 reduced by the amount of the money in hand. ,381 Re KEATING. ,908 Mr. Hardwick applied, on the part of the assignees in this ,283 case, for the authority of the court to carry on the business of the bankrupt (who was a druggist in St. Paul's churchyard) '.58 for other six months, stating that during the six months they too ' had carried it on they had derived a profit of 6441. after pay -15 Jog all expenses. 57 Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, said that he concurred in - this application if such anent were necessary. The bankrupt had rendered all the Resistance in his power to the assignees and had deferred applying for his certificate until they ohmic! have realised a considerable return from the beelines , . 46 Mr. Linklater, who appeared for Mr. Lumley, one of the assignees, applied for authority to continue the manufacture of toe cough lozenges, which, it w as said, had acquired great 42 celebrity, and were a source of considerable profit. Mr. 128 Lumley had nrspered and supplied the materials for these 40 lozenges, the preparation of which had been confided to Lim 190 as a secret, and the application was that he should be allowed la to continue to do so, notwithstanding be was one of the trade assignees. In this he w.a fortified by the wish of ereditors to the extent of 2 6001. out of 2,9001. that had proved. Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque said the easiest mode of obviating the difficulty would be for Mr. Lumley to retire from the assigneeshio, in order that tho principle might not be violated which required that a trustee should not derive a profit from his trust. The authority , to the assignees to eontinne the business would be given, but the better applica tion could not be entertained. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YESTERDAT. Barons Xs. BAIOII Rom. CHAROB OP POISONING A HUSBAND. Eliza &hollenberger, 23, a good looking young woman, with an latent in her arm,, was indicted for te.or..iously attempting to administer to her husband, Philip Schollen berger, a quantity of arsenic, with intent to murder him. Mr. W. Cooper prosecuted ; Mr. Prendergast defended the prisoner. According to the evidence of the prosecutor, who Is a German, he had on several °caimans, during the last few weeks, felt sick and ill, and wu gradually getting weaker, when he sugpeeted, in coisequeuce of the conduct of his wife, that something improper had been administered to him. On searching about his sputa:ewe, he found a parcel con taining some white powder, which he showed to the pri mer. lit what her whether site ham what It was. The reply was, that it was salt of prunella, which bad been given' to her by leer brother's wife. On icquiry, this statement ap pei,red to be unfounded, when he charged her with attempt ing to poison him, which she at first denied. A short time afterwards she said to him, "Philip, I have given you poi son, God forgive me; you are not dead yet." She after wards denied this, when her parents removed her from his residence. He had same suspicion that his wife was intimate with a man who lived opposite to him. He had had the contents of the paper examined by Dr. Ryan. On cross-examination, he admitted that he had not had the contents of the piper examined until six weeks after he found it. He had not see n the man he alluded to, who was married, for upwards of a twelvemonth. He had erjnyed good health until within the last six menthe. His suspicions were excited by fluting some white powder in a cup et tea, the contents of which were very nauseous. Atter some other wirnesses bad been called in eunpoet of the evidence of the prosecution, Mr. John Ryan, M.D., of Dolston, deposed that the contents of the paper given to him cmtained a mixture of common salt and arsenic, in the pro portion of tight !trains of the former to two of the latter. Tire prosecutor appeared to be ill, and the effects which he observed were turn as would be produced by the administra tion of arsenic. Mr. Prendergast then addressed the jury fir the prisoner. He urged that the whula proceeding t riginated from an un founded fe e ling of jeuluusy entertained by the prosecutor. The tether of the prisoner rentradirted the evidence of the prosecutor in some reepects. A nuni'ii r of other wit. Denies were called who spoke most favour.bly of the conduct of tilt, pri , orer. both before and otter marriage. They also stated that the prosecutor bad always appeared to be a sickly, ai.ing man. Dr. Lethehy, lecturer on chemistry at the Loam Hospi tal, said he was satisfied that the sympton.s described by the prosecutor were not the re'n't of the adminietrntioo °tamale, but arose from se me chr o nic affection of the stomach. He added, that the pr secutur presented the appearance of a very weak man, and was evidently labouring under some chronic disease. The learned judge summed up, and the jury, after a short deliberation, returned a vemict let Not Gni ty. There was another indictment artaket the prisoner, chareing her with the actual admiaisiratien of the p ison, but it was not proceeded witk; the jury in that cos also re• turning a verdict of not guilty, as so eviOeace was offered is support of the charge. POLICE.—YESTERDAY. MANSION•HOU6E. Tula CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT, UNDER FALSE PILE TENCE OF PARTNEUSIIIP.—George Ross. who was some dupe ago charged with haying appropriat 1 to his own use faX101:1 rams of Denney, which he w. s entrusted to Mt Ire for Mr. Abrahams, eilenial broker, of Beeches!), was hr tight up for further exeminatii n.—Mr. nobler attended for the prosecatioe and Mr. Pelham for the prisoner. In the first examieition, it was prov.d that Mr. Seeks, a grocer in Lamb.th-walk, had paid the sum of 131. lls. 61. to the prisoner for the prosecutor, and that tl e prisoner had never accounted fur that !element, and Mr. Pelham having represented that he hrd received instructions as to ti e im portant fact that a co-partnerseip existed between the se cueii g and the accused parties, a remand took place, in order to ire opportunities of a more full in, atigation. Mr. Abraham!, in answer to questions from Mr. Pelham, said he carried on business as " AErattatcs and C 0.," but that be never had a partner, the " Cu." having been, as it was in a great mmy caire, tied to give a standing to the concern in the rye of the word e Ile always signed the chi gees, which the pets nee always filled up; fey he could not do more than sip his name, his caueatien having been etreked by the early travel is which he had be en oblieed to be engaged. 11e had placed the greatest trust in the psi. toner, to whom he email. d the whole mansgemcnt of his beihest, and he had been a colonial Laker far twenty y' are. Mr. Pelham here produced n vett num`•er of pieces of Neer, eaeh stating the partiet lees of a perch's° made by " James Ant," without r. ferenoo to the name of the pro secutor at all, and submitted that they were prima facie e Tided°, of a par•uership, Inge much a•, although they ap peared in the name of James Pess Liens, they were charge able to the joint reseentsibity o the prosecutor and prisoner. Mr. Frederick Mattson, et Brewer.steeet, Somers-town, Floor, said—l deal with Mr. Abrahams•, eau I produce an invoice of pois supplied by Mr. Abraliacce to the amow'•t of 161. I paid the meant on the 27th of January to the prisoner on Mr. Abrabaeue eteount. I lent the prisoner 2001. upon auger warrants in Vend at 74 per cent. The prisotter used to indorse warrants in the names of Abrahams and Co. The princip.lelerks of mercantile men are in the habit of iudorsing. The loan was requested by the prisoner fur Mr. Abraham*. I thought it a large per (tentage for Mr. Abrahams to give, and I asked the prisoner whether he wee a partner in the house. lie replie d that he was not, but he had en inter. at in the business; end he led me to suppose that in would bo a partner in it. The money WAS tolhave been paid in ono mouth, but the prisoner was not able to pay it in two menthe, and I was induced to purchase the warrants t s cover mewl( Cross-examined.—l have kaorn tee pr steer merry yeses as a salesman, sal I tree knewu Abeahama and C) , in the Borough, as cooloural brokers, before the firm went to East Cheap. Mr. nobler said he should, on a future day, produce evi dence to show that the prison er, although pretending to he a partner, and appiopriating more than the prefits of a nariner, was regularly hired, in the preseace of a g ntleman of un questionable authority, as a clerk. Aldermen Willem, after etatieg that there was not the slightest areund for the pretext •,f a partnership, and that the addition of the words " aud Cu." mean•, in half the csses in which they were used, nothing at all, said he should send the care for decision to mother tribune' ; bet in order to have perfect depositions in a matter of such iineortanee, it would be necessary to bring the Ire ,ni.r up again on Friday next for committal. PUBLIC SALES. Jr:in 14.—8 y Hems. Be AKE. at GitTlWAy'f.—Six acres of free hold building land, 1. nd tee r-deerarl, situated at the north entrance of the town of Cr,.yel In, neer the West Croy don station; sold by order of the le ndon, Brighton, and South Cost Railway Conavoy, who offer premiums for the early cow:de:ion of houses on the property—sold in 30 lots, for 3,0311. Mutts. TorrlN, litettFoaD, and Co., at Garraway's.— Thirty-two leasehold !writes in llanover-place and square, Kensiegton, and Spencer-street, Bat'ersea, prodoeirg rentals amounting to 1.0401. per annum. held for 9.14 years, et ground rents amounting to 1801., Callum to be taken at a valuation—in lots, 8,2001. Three leasehold houses, Rote-terrace, Bermondwy, let for 82!. per annum, less taxes, held for 68 year), at 151., fixtures at a yJuation-7801. Menem SEDOWICK and Bow, at the Mart.—Residence, called Belmont, mar Uxbridge, comprising a mansion, ph a sure-grounds, &e., and meadows, ex;ending to 141 acres, of wbich four acres aro freehold, and the remainder freehold sulject to trifling quit rent mad a flee certain, tithe f:eo —5,9001. Messrs. Hooomte and Co., at the Mart.—Moiety of a freeheld house. 4, Shorter's-court, let to the Stock Exchange on Irate for 60/. per annum-1,0001. Wesel. DENT and SON, at Gerrie ays.—Three bootee, Al fred-plate, klaidan.lane, held for 9G years, at 151. 14e. each house-6301. Leasehold house, Mane ille-terraee, Camdee-tawn, held for years, at 81. Bs.-3301. Blesers.lBxtrenzwowrit and SoNsot the Matt.—Freehold ground rent of 501. per annum, recured for 11 years neon the Weliineton foundry st.d other premiers in Charles street, City-road, the wtole underlet for 1501. rer annum —sold for 1,5001. Four houses, Actoe-place, Kingsland-rod, of the esti mated annual value of 1591., held for 69 years, at 401.- 6501. Thirteen leasehold tweets, Dunston-street and Thomas street, Kingtland, producing 2271. per annum, less taxes, lrld for 59 years unexpired, net liable to any ground rent —1,3051. Ground rent of 21/. 103., with the reverting interest of nine houser, Danston-street, and a piece of ground valued at 31. 10s., held for 59 years, free from ground nut-3801. House, 17, Great Chart-street, let for 381., held for 36 years, at 21.-2401. Six houses, 18 to 23, Great Coarthtreet, each let to a yearly tenant for 281., and held for 30 years unexpired, at 21. per house-8164. leisure. hiesonoes and GADSDEN, at the Mut —Family mansion, 11, Gloucester - square, Hyde Park, held for 861 years at 101., fixtures at a valuation-3,4501. A ditto, 27, Gloucester-squete, he'd for 861 years at an improved ground rent of 521.10 . .-2,4601. A ditto, 28, Gloucester-square, held for 861 rein at an improved grnund rent of 52/. 10E-2,6501. A ditto, 29, Gloucester-iquere, let for 1801. per annum, held for 861 years. at 431.-1,780/. A 'lino, 18, Geturester-:genre, held for 861 years, at 101. h 5OOl. A ditto, 19, Gloucester-ulnae, held for 861 years, at 101.— ~3501. A ditto, 36, Gloucester-square, held for 86/ years, at an improved rent of 631.-2,900:. A family mansion, 23, Sussex-sguare, with stabling in the re ar, held for 87i Scan, at an improved rent ot 63/. 2,4001. A ditto, 25, Basses-square, let for 3501. per annum, held for 87 years, at 251.-3,01. A ditto. 28, Sussex-square, kt for 3301., held for 87 years, at 251. -2,7001. A ditto, 30, Sussex-aquae, of larger dimensions, with stabling, Etc.. held for 831 years, at 251.-3,9001. Messrs. Wmetiesox.—Four freeholl houses, Rose and Crown-court, Finsbury, let for 1041. per annum-8801. Three leasehold houses, Bond-street, Claremont-square, Pentonville, let for 1.501., and stabling, part of which is let for 201., held for 70 years, at 311. la. 61.-1,620/. Leasehold bow, No. 1, Bond-street. Claremont-square, let for 501., held for 56 years, at 71.-4101. Mr. Moons, at the Mart.—Freehold premises, 2, Bread street-bill, let on lease at 361. per annum-4651. Freehold honer, St. Ann's-place, Limehouse, let for 36/. per annum-4051. Absolute reversion to one fifth part of 2,1931. Ba. 4d. three per cent. console, at death of a lady, aged 60-175/. Five leasehold houses, Devonpoit street, Commercial. road East, let for 1171. per annum, held for 611 yrara, at 20/., land tax redeemed, fixtures included, in lots-1,0501. Five houses, Wes'-street, Victoria-park, let for 911., held for 98 years unexpired, subject to ground rent and taxes, amounting to 321.115. 6d.-4001. Leasehold house, Bromleratreet, Commercial-road, let for 241., held for 58 years. at 21., fixtures included-2501. JUNE 13.—8 y Mr. R. Plus, of Oxford, st the Bear Hotel, Reading.—A Freehold house, lawn, and garden, 'heats in Bath-read, Reading, sear Coley-park, occupied by Welsh, as a Mies' school-1,7901. Fro* the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, June 15. BANKRUPT& TLIOXAS BAUFORD. Wardle, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer, to I aw r.nder June 26 *July 17, at I; at Mancoester Ct. Sole., Not eta a Co, Bedford-row; Mesas. Norris, Manchester ; & llexton, Roehdtie ; off. assig., Tuoaaa Bsaksrr, Oxford, timber merchant, June 2 , 1 at 11,1,*k July 30 at 12, at Baainghall-et, Solo, Mumma, Blackfriata•rd. ; off. ustg., Turquand, Gutldhall.chamb. Thomas Bows°, Pulford.st , Pimlico, victualler, June 25 at ld, July 30 at 11, at BasinghalLst. Sol., Melton, Bedford-row ; off. asAt , Turquind, Guildball-chanals. CILABLIAJI tillirLlClAbillT, Charlotte-at, l itzroy-sq., tailor, June 23 at 12t, July 26 st 11, at Itasinghall-at but., lkmwood, Chancery-lane; off. lasi r., Johnson, ilasingli-1144. Cassias CARTER, Rockford, Essex, ironer agar, June 27 & July 25, at 1, at Basirtgbill.sL el, Dist% CirctuupL, Finsbury.cireus ; off. 'Asir., tttansfrld, Bosinghall.st. Parrot Custortsa, Clams, Radnorshire, innkeeper, June 28 &July 26, at 12, at 13riuol Ct. SAP., Pooh, Day, &Bt Ptah & door, Itrirtul I off. sa4g. Miller, li: istal. Joavra Gams, Ilaretleld, MuttlleseN, coal merchant, June 22 at 121, & July ?St at 11, at Itaanglioll.st. eds., Abbott & Co., New-inn, a Bowel, Itakmansworth ; olf. Green, Guillaaleluma Francis HALLEY, Khiffnal, Shropah.re, Wittier, June 2G It July 31, at 10, at islet/due:tam Cr. dada, GltAter, 3lottercan Birmingham; aaig., Whitmore, Birmiughan. Jona Bahaism., Lottaltborough, Leiceaterahire, clothier, June 2.9 & July 27, at 10, at Bantingbatu CL 6.11, Cowley, Nottingham; ofE ▪ isittliaton, Nottingham. ANTHOIkV /OMIT, Westmeon, Ilanipahire, miller, June 26 at 21, & July 26 at It, at Ka:Anginl-at. bolo, Hwy a Co., New.inn, Strand, & Dunn & Co., Atruford, Hants ; off. Emig.. Edwarcia, rerkrick's.pl. Cuouaoo LAMI,IN. Newbury, Berkabire, upholsterer, June 26 at I, & July 26 at 12, at Bakcgttull-at. bola., Norbert a assess, %Yartirobe pl , Doctors'-eun” one; off. a,eig., Pennell, tocildhatLe.bamb. EDWARD MVIiN, Bee& nbarn, Kent, farmer, June 26 at 3, at July 26 at 12, at lasinghatl,L Sol., Smith, Barnard's-inn, liulaorn; twig , Grrour, Ala:hutch-lane. MALIi LkreztrowELL or,, Iladleich, Suffolk, victualler, June 25 at 2, It Jul 30 at Ili, at llaslngballott. dal., Bull, ; off. • Grahaun. Coleman-at. loses* NictioLsos, Jenkin Crag, Westmoreland, drcver, June 21 & July 19. at I, ut Nowcustat-upcn-T3ne Ct. bob., Kell aco , Bar. chur.by ; 111,ats, Deapoia,. l'enrith ; & Preston & Brow% New:note-upon-Tyne ; o ff . a sig., Wakley, fieweastk.upan-Tyne. JUHN UNDMWOOD, WV) ht. 1.......niUnd5, Starlit/L, MCA'IIIIIII, June 26 at 2, as July 111 at 11, at Ltain.chall.st. & Cu., College. hill, Que. mat. ; off. as.ig (Loom, Abchurch-lane. %%Lusts WAmOX, Craven..*, Strand, wine merchant, June 23 at I, & July 26 at 11, at Ltaduchal-st. KoL, &bleu, Crasen.st., Strand; off. asmis., Green, Cltild641.01:1111b. JOHS RUREUT Wiauttr, Leeds, tartar, June 21 k July 12, at 11, at Lands Ct. Solo., Hartley, Saw hamptooaL, It Cacaos & Cutlvrorth, Lodi; af. wag., Young, Lenin. II tNKRUPTCY ANNULLED. June 13. Geonne. ULNIIV iIATA.I2OVE, *ea Ilnawshurchyaril, Essex, auctioneer. INSOLVENT, Jute 13. ItICIIAIItD WILLEAMS, Brecon, butcher. INSOLVENT PETTITONEEt& AT POWITOALWIIIINT. T. Goose. Charles-ht., Middlesex ilospihe, holm! der rator. W. Co:, Vise t tittle, Peckham, rctir.d raiment in the loot Guards ' and garoener. T. Davis, 1110,1., Wbitechipel, tailor. A. thu, Oaturd-et, Weattninster, Amman to a baker. J. Gummi, Mary-at., Poplar, lodgiughouse keeper. J. M. Jsarts Missionary-pl., alworth, bedstead maker. J. Meta:Kam, Jun., O 1 lined-at., surgeon. W. IL XLICALVE, St. Mary-axe Lewiathall.st., wholesale druggist. ; J. Owes, Holton-sq., upholsterer's as•lstant. F. l'emusartere, lodging-house keeper. W. SCALE., Upper Ashl.y-st , tit. hemmed rietualln. J. D. Simmer York -tow, lienniagton-rd., greeer. J. SITISISS. Sphnibat., kilgeaare-rd., ii.ettue dealer. C.l'. bacumga, Cromer-at , Lambeth, coaduissios agent. Ut THE COVNTILY. J. BLANCII, Bath, tinman. J. Besiwws, Eoclestun, Lane , -Aire, publican. W. IiCKTON. Lincoln, journeyman joiner. IL Cox, Newpo. t, Isle of %Litt, grcr r. J. Yoarn, juo., Code Doningun, Leicestershire, common carrier. M. MIA, sett., Willoughby, Lincolnshire, Lamer. IL V. J Lisa% Caintn bine, punter. J. KLITLK, Cu/Unitive, butcher. J. W. LOCKWOOD. Cambridge, cabinet maker. A. Enia.rtev, Iluchleraliehl, clots finisher. .1. E. Ibinutioi, Lunmrrt, Scant r.etshire, innkeeper. E. T. Nor, Stamford, Lincolnshire, upholsterer. 1. Purron, jun., Milton, C.mbridgeibire, hurry dealer. 1•. A. WILLI.LkOUN, otth.auptui, sarnt to boat and shoo mambo. toter. ratiousAa, ON tn►aa OWN PETITIONS. J. Ecetzrroa, Sutton, Worsirk•hire, nchootrounter. A. Liumter., Krum/Ikon, tr..cc ntanuloettorr. J. INoca, Stamford, IJteuln•hfrc, horn keeper. W. Ilruktr., Voter, lodging-amine keeper, teaskner of her Majesty's Eauld of Customi. - - W. Score, Ilartdn Lincoln.ll:re licensed view diet. T. WAILLIIIAVGII, WL.l*RlCiPhire. liavxd vlctual!er. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. EDWARD AWLS!, 11, =AK ick.turi Ate, Conunercial.rd. East, rrilingany mtrehant -fat diva Us.. June 9, L. thine subsequen. Saturdays, at kalw..td.'s, rivet rick's-phut, Roamer Asur.m.rn, Itirmoughat, hardwareman -Ist div. of 4.. 4d., Juno 14, & any subsequi nt Thursday, at Valpra, Birmingham. WILLIAM BALLLII, 11/03100, L - aua+hvc, ight div. of I jd., , Juno aay queat Tutsday, at Putt's, Manche ter. TIM:DIAA ISAILRACLOUtiII alt Jou: , Evian,. Sourliewrum, York*liire, woollen spin:tem -Ist div. 2.1. led., June 11, & any subsequent Mitusday, ut I reem,in's, LAIALL. TIIOMan LAUWS. Newcastle-main-Tyne ' at'orney at law-let . div. of Is. 6d., June 16,84 any subsequent Sat urday, at Wafers, Newcastle upon ..lyne. Plumy , DAN LK, Weymouth, Dorostshire wine mere , ant-Ist &. flnal div. of 41L, any Tuesday or lri..ay after June 4 at llernaman's, Exeter. Julia lArLuairs, Manchester, coaehlace manufacturer -let dlv. of 40., Juno al, & any -übsequent Tutaday, at Putt's, Manchester. ALILAILIM FLLI I MIS, JUL .tuti mothunt of Id., June 26, &any subsequent Tuesd ay, at kritSer'il, M .nchalger. WILLIAM CAA hltaTt, 'Newnan e-upon. Tyne, tut reliant-Ist & Angelic. of Is. MI., June IS, & any subsequent Saturday, at &faces, Nygren!. tle.uptin.. I yne. WILLIAM luu.nsor, Stu Meld, merchant-2nd &v. et IL, June 23, & any aulacament Saturday, at hyenas's, Leeds. r. Wigan, ba.clier - Final div. of Td., SUMO 19, k any autsetinet.t Tuesday, at Ilubeim's, 31.inela pier. WILLIAM MENALUM, Lirkeard, Cornwall, watchmaker-let & final div. of 2e. 2d., any Tutelay or Friday after June 22, at llernammee, Exmer. JA:41 , 8 MONK. Manchester, eomiut•tsion agent -Ist & final di,. of Zs. Id., June In, & any su s.equeat Tuesday, at Ilubsun'e, Mans che-ter. ions 3loasmr, jun. Leeds, flax spinner-let dlv. of is June 11, & any subsequent Thttraday, ut Ermsuan's, Leeds. Pentyih, Cornwall, hutanunger-Ist & final div. of 2s. Ild., any Tuesday ur Friday after June 22, at Heine man's, AMIN Lima PAL/MR, Ilirminghan wholesale jewel l er-Ist dlr. of Gd., Jou,: 21, ft any subsequent Thursday, at Valpy's, minahrm. JOU,: exuar, Exeter, cheese deaL , r—ls' & final div. of 3n. 61d., say Tut-day or Friday after Jam 2.2, at Iferuanu,.'s, Exvtvr. WALT.AI SIII 311.11dAC..ter, ~iue be *pint dealer —IA& final ut ya. 5?,d., Juno 111, & a..y subsequeut Tuesday, at ltolason's, Manch• EiNJAMIN Slum, Ashton-under-Lyne, tailor —ld dia. of la. lid., June 26, & any aulrryu:•ut Tuesday, at Putt's, Mancheati,r. JUSIN $14)Clit011-1111011..fel., Wale! . n.erchant -Ist (lit. of 2a. J Luc la, at any sub a.gutut Saturday, at Walt rs, .... ~ Newese.tle.npuo-Tyne. . Wn.i.t.ot Ttiseu, Wilda:on, Parham, `roar -let dIY. of 3W., June le, iv. any mat-Nue= enturday, at Wakens, Neweantle.upon-Tyne. NATUANIKL It 6,431CYL T./ El NLLL, YUALS4, Al kidleeez lloseitd, tallow tue:tt re— l urtherdiv. of id , June 20, & time funowing Wed- nrsnqs, at bt.doun*,, Itsaar Wean, brulport, liorsetsbite, currier—lst tile. of itt., any Tuesday or trid.y atter June 22, at Ilernaman'e, Lleter. CUARI.IS Vi 11.1.14, 1 ,01(, Mune:aster, starch unnut.setumr—let dir. of 10;(1., June lb, St any subsequent Tuesday, at Ilubson's, Alan- elantti. 10 , L1.k1 WIUSON. Carlnk, milwright-1,4 k. Aral die. of 4.1., June Ili, a iuty aubzequtat Saturday, at WaLley'a, Newatatte-upon- DIVIDENDS.-Aug. 11. 3.11. Arnold & W.ll. WoUett, Clement's. lane, City, ship & in limner op nts -Arse. 11. J. H. Arno:d,t lemeue-s -lane, City, *Lip & insurance vent -July 12. G. Barra, Newcastle upon-Tyne, u tie & spun oterthant-J uly 10. J. liesistei ' id, et-sL, City, tauter -Julyiluesaturn, Lanhire, builui July 21.5. It. Bullock, Ki,:derminster, %Voriesa 'Mae corn foctor-July E. T. Cartwright, Ilc Auk Norris, Luneashire, 9. Chaplin la W. H. Chapin, Bishop's Storttoid, Hertfordshire, tanners -July t 2. 3. C. Chappell, Great klarlourough.re., /surgeon-July 9. W. Climes. Ivryages.M., Covent-garden, pawnbroker-July G. T. Cole &W. Mounteamle Alarwhe...ter, Ink uninalacturers -July to. E J. Coutes is J. 111.1:aid, v ad-st , Chcrignide, merchants-July Cook, Elmer, uptiobitenr-July 10. Mo.:yoke au W. LI. Cooke, Denton, Lunt hire, h tilanteactut -J uly 10. IL Cooke Denton, Lanca shire, hat mauulactuser-July 10. W. H. Cooke, Denton, Lancashire, hat Inameacturer-July Is. It. Cowan, Stmkton-uport-Tees, Durham, tailor-July 11. 3. L. Uvarat, 'Trowbridge, Wiltshire, woollendruper - July 11. J. Johnson sun., l'abridge, Nlithhe-es, common curter-July 9. W. L. Kelly, Newport, SlonmouUnhire bookseller-July 6. W Melts & J. Today, Itancluuter, dram, rs 2 July t 7. T. Merrill &W. ileasen, Salford, ILALCAobire, tyuefounik re-July 24. G. Neu bold, Ltalttolk, Staffordshire, mercer-July G. W. Painter Birmingham, maltater -July G. J. Iteesinum, tis .uga. Buckinghamshire, g.uocr - Jul 9. it. oaekrld, Orin .er Workv, near !Impala, Gl..morgsnehire, shipowner-July 17. J. Salt, Manchmster. boot shoe r-July 9. W. Shaelell, Brgenes-canal, St. PAZIOTAI, coal tar It ninths icsnu facturer-July 9. It. O. Smith, Ilanewocal-st., Crudest...oa; clerk is a government office -July 6. T. Ktorry, t!knrhorottO, Vorlinhite, printer -July 12. 1. Taverner, Nuneaton, WA wick-tore. draper- July 11. W. Thurnley, Ripley, Derbyshire, grocer-hey 9. J. Wig gins, Greenwich, bookseller. CSIVIIIICATE 3 to be panted, un'esecaore be shown to the contrary, ou the May of uteete-(. July 11.1. Ablett,MerWyr 1)&11, Glansonr.uishire, draper-July 11. G. udr. wis, Sine's Lynn, Not LK, grocer -July 7. F. Bishop, Barden, Herefordshire, cattle ...calm-July 10. J. Busst,Wa'sall, Suffordslaite, liniber merchant-July In. F. Cook, Easier. uphol.tertr -July 6. T. DACIAOII, Lade, comings builder-July 10. G. el, Worcester cattle dealer- July 10. T. Fos, Weet Cortifottli, Durham, lirnebtirner - July 11. IL. Goring, llanwell, lyncher-July 10. I'. S. C. UAW., Upper North-00c, Gray'a-inn.td., to tor 10. J. Jordan, Blintinglunn, sargcou-July 7. J. 0 -bor,e, Itederus•-st , City, builder-July 10. W. Palmer, itugelep, StaaordAbire, corn den cr-July 6. W. Pittield, Tot. tingtun Lower-euil, Lanta-uire, bleacner-Juiy 6. G. L. Richardson, Liverpool, cutler-July 7. I. Sontla, iteticrow•At., SoWnwark, builder -July 7. 3. Taverner, Nuneaton Warwickshire, draper-July 7. J. V au ghan, Hereford, plumber - July. 6. W. Welton, Rotherlithe, dialer in Bre bricks-July 6. A. Westley, tiouthill, Beatordslize, miller. - - . CERTIFICATES to he confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before July 6. J. Bennett, (tart-Mt., B:oorosbury, brush manufacturer—J. Charre. tie, Trinit —ea , Southwark, ste..l manu'acturer —J. Cooper, Newcas tle:under-Lyme satallside dealer —W. Omen, birkenhe.d, auitfoncer —U. Uugbes, 'Dover, lintn.traper—E. W. Hunt, Nes gate-market, victualler—W. Lloyd, Madeley, Staffordshire, line.idzaper —LI. Peet, Ludg..te.t.ill, City, Winter—C. Pone jun., Newport Monmouthshire, s hiptuoker—T. B. Wade, Dudley, Kona:ski sh,re, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DI:so isitt).—Eliz.abeth Dairy & T. Bailey, Altrinebam, t bethire. plumb To —T. G. Bnerlcy & T. Willinott, Jun., Tattennall, Cheshire, apot is aria s —W. F. f'hapman, L. muith, aT. %Vended, Pubeide=ter-row, wholes de stattiner., so far as ae garda W. F. Chapman —T. Giles jim., & S. Gees, Plymouth. general smiths— J.MAI aW. Hai, LeCils, timber merchants—G. Beaky, Jun., &C. Y. Healey, Watford, Hertfordshire, wine merchants—J. Uodgkievon & T. Burgome. Wry, krop, ‘ottingh nothire, mar eters—ll. It S. Jews bury &'f. Knut on, Dran.gate, Munches:et . , lac. men —II. R. R. Jews. bury &T. Enutton„ Market at.. Manchever, ho• rs —G. Keddell & P. Vaughan, Key wham surgeons—E . Kemble, H. Kemble, E. T. Trower, J. h.. *attic Mineing.Line, City, produce brAers. an far as regards E. B. Keruble—J. Lecte & J. UM, Turvey, Bedfordshire, fanners—E. Levy kB. Levy, Manchester, tailors—C. Mackenzie, as regards his thanthiis wi th the Wood C utting Company, Belvedere. ra., Lambeth—N. vlueni.th s D. P. Steel, Manchester, yarn agents 111. Maltby, R. Beache olt, &W. T. Robin-on, Old Broad.st., City, so fir as regards R. Beicheroft—T. %miter & R. Manger, Ewell, Kent, farmers—H. Morse & C. Cairns, Newport, PiLumouthribire, bonded & free store rocrehants—llanoth Nicholson it E. Nigh bon, Morpetb, Northumberland. grocers—W. Pullen & G. Pinch, Worces ter, attorneys at law—W. Ridded, as regards his tonne:Rion with W. & It. Black & Co., Beyrout, merchants —R. Ringland & J. Cook.Liver pont, provision dealers—J. Rogers. Aaron Rogers, & Alfred Rogers, U4oester, srocers—C. S. K. sandford, C. Sandford, & W. Owen, Mas. borough. Yorkshire, iionfoundere, ai f. r as regards C. S. R. Sandra d —J. Spencer & W. Clarke, Kinoulton, Nottingti onshire, Ilmes,unters R. 2F w i i i T W l :e n a W th & Wn e o rdon . satmit;Wth.P".'hhurtlasiteing,C.i..pe:lo...aiinni;re, Chrit:„.nueili.:,:yn.-4,lll.l:iel,:,i;pagitr:tenktbmea!rkerrs_neNta Winter U. C. Clarke, liuddersosid, woollen dub merchants. The very extensive arrangements uty f or = d r - 7Z this table complete have not Set been comaailed Ir. is76o time we shall present 'Lilly returns in actition to A ce above given, from Berwick, Birmin,gli..m, B selMente, Clint/ridge, Carliele, Colehesecr, Den v‘y, c r , e ,„ , Da. lin„ton, Dundee, Ed.nbur e b, Galway, Dultfax, Hadepeek 11-stit.gs, liolybcaii, Kinsmen, Lmaik, Lancester, Leeds Leighton, Limerick, Lisereou, Menches.er, kloffet, Nog : cystic, r. terborough, Portsmouth, 11..6-date, Mu % SlufFuld, Sunderland, Ttenwortb, Whiiby, and York. (Ma feu SHIPPING IN TELLIGHNCE. , t►e " Napalm/ asscr.e," sal • Watt Litt CASUALTIES. Agais, Follett, for C...rk or Falmouth, was driven ott Seta. phi Point yesterday evening, bat got off without appar en t damage, and ptoteeded.—Cor.stantineple, May 10. Catherine, West, with If ad f r Cartharrena, put into this pen 4th Met., rather leaky.—Gihraltar, June 6. Doan, of Liverpo , l, has been lost on the east end of the Grand Caymans. Isa..c Newton (shio), from Liverpool, is reported ashore ea the Faits, near Bomb.y Hook. John Horrocks,Sacdenou, from Islay end Liverpool, pat la here to day, leaky, anti with p .21 of cargo thrown over board.—Rio Juneiro, Ap.il 17. Rohm and Ann, of &eat% Shields, Christy, from Cadiz is this p'r', got entangled with the ice, and drove on shots in Bina:iced hay the c MAO ( , 11') in !Olt, the vc , . el eon. siderate.y damaged, end m set likely become a total wreck.—fit. John's, N. whoundland, May 24. Sea Bird, Packwood, from Viso to this putt, which struck en the bar in stoning in 22nd alt., end become leaky, ku been hove keel out, f.tand to hove received but inconsider able damage, and will proceid slier being caulked— Fizneira, Jute 6. MINIVLD. liamharg ll*Land Lisbon.. Pacific India yid Southampton India yid Star .cilies Boston acs Halifax Mexico and Hat month • West India Brazil ARRIVED. Anrecumon- at Grave4encl, June IS, from , At.alut-at Cork, June 11, from .......... Aoeru-at etrn.rerey, Jun: 10, from CIIARLPA-at Southampton, June 11, from Eernkara-off e'llorebmn, June 14, from F.s.r.MT-off Pura oul, June 1,, from ... . 4:nu.ormarr- at Stornoway, Juno 10, hum Froanu"' -off Weymouth, June 13, from OaAretEa-at Granrve+•ul, June IS, from GIiSCLUAL COWCI.I June 13, from GZOLGINA -at Cork, June 13. front (iILATIA-stGrcenociz, Jlt eln, from GM -at Stornoway, Jua' 10, from GIMA(11/116 ut Lltt rp• 01, June IS, from . ..... lluaova—at Lerwick, June DI, from IDA KIND Cork, June 13. tram JENNY .JAQA —at Dtal.lll, JUL(' 13, from . LAVllEL—atGr.ingennoullt, ;Imp 12, from LAVIEICa. E--at Greenock, June 13, from 51.kav 11. KENDALL—at ('owes, June 14, frrm IficcAe9..—nl Wcaora, .;unl .1, nom . 31i..i.souu —off the Start, June 1 , from .. MA:,OADaTTA—at GDAND".II , I, June 15, from Nova Anna tn—ut tor., June W. from It OrATC•erd, Juno frern /ILLKINA -at Liverpo 1, June ib, from l' ILL —64 Wetfotd, mbe 0.1, from I'IIO‘II*.STIAI. —A Toll JUN , If, from. QCI VEIL —Off MI :41y, June 11, L ao OBVCT—st Liverpoo, June IS, SV PEllt Peterhead, :one 13, from Grammeral, June IS. from . ISAILID. ACAU —fro" Grtrear.d, June* to. Joie te July 7 hae 2$ • - AhLt-Tvo —from G. avervid, Joao I% to • 'us 20 Jane 22 June 22 Jane 26 • .ItivAnalo (beep,. ~ uoth Liverpool Cbueote Lir rpool .Hartlepool Cardiff ylrintto .Portu Itxo A'amiopf Roci .St. N.S. thrum,* savalmJa SiCILLIA Norway Quawais Notw I Ncw Ofte.os Memel Tare*, loAla kraal. larlwata Li‘cl Ivo/ 11.yth Fiume (Mem AUbTIL4I.IAN PACKICr—r. um Craver-end, June le, to. AuNee —fetal Stern:way, June 12, to Itouven—trout Lublin, June 13, to .Haven Ayr. Bever Ileu.—front Liverpool, June 15, to. 161thene—trout Liverpool, June t 5, to Cauutress—hum Gravestrel, June 15, to . Cuo- from Groweend, Juliet'', to CAMILLA- froakpruvr, , ntl. June IS, to CAN ri:UDOWN - from Gravrveti I, Jure 15, to Cava-La—from Torbay, June 14, to UlA—from Sundeiliu.d, June 13, to DI.VONKIIIIX—from Gt Vrtf till, JUL° 14, to DAVID CLULO —from Gruvreentl, June 14, to Mtwara- front Shields, June 19, to Eye:muter—from btlfaet, June I ', to Y. I. LK —from Hai Sew'', June 14, to ELIZA AND lIKA ma—from Liverpool, June 13, to Eida—fr.m 11)mouth, June t 4, to ES,AT— from Sunderland, June 19, to .Pet • .M•rd .Quebn Aka Hafts .11twoos gni Prteri Olinda Was .84 PetiTxUa __New Toot ..... Clyde Wilms Cronmadt made NUM DE LIAM-from Liverpool, Auto ~, to tam Cove-um* 11.'Dosano -from verpool, June 15, to 63/1/111 GULCIA-40111 Ono - viten), June la, to SPa GEI-frOM Stormtway, June 11, to SL Mental leaurni.t-tr m Ilartirpoel, June 14, to ffe. 1011 M-from Liven. eil, June 15, to COllllAleiliNii JAM, - Cr= Liverpool, J. ;:e 15, to ll.e.utt JOILOMDS MaatNee -from t• orbit, June it, to klo,fla JAouce.-from Grecnnk. Jute 13, to (lodes l:1 wren-from Sunderland, Joni, 13, to ' , Lit:mbar% Lem:AN-from Gee nor::, Jute 13, to Danvrera LtoMM-from Herr leporl, June 13, to C 3 , m 0 MONARCII-from Dub.m, Jute 13, to M. Lade MARIA lIYLIMA-flOlll Li.%.11,0a, Jlale 13, to Urban MAIM IMAY -from l lierpoul, June 13, to Ilcadons NEITA-frtall I iverpool, June 15, to %moos rime Unurr-hout Liverpool, June 13, to.. Qattm th.ranio-from erecnotk, June 13, to Books? UNATIM-fmn. Plymouth, Jere 14, to Adelaide Or ~AN (air 00-fr..to Sutton lirslge, June 13, to Arebaml l•attoocu llAta.-from (.I:.oresend, June 14, ro St. kin'i PRINCII.IVICIIMIA-from Lir rpool. June 13, to Bermuda PCMIMOrZ -from GrAvel , ml, June 13, to tfeetto Sat PARK .-from Gray. mend. June 1 3 , to Togo. DiCKINN n-from Hull. June 14, to yers York TMLA -from shield', June 13, to Arehmed VIi3,MIA -fr.= lielf.o.t, Jure 13. to St. John, N. S. Wit.r.tam AND TB,M .s -from COtk. June 13, to Ktivluignalini WAxvowoaru -tron Oraveseni, June 13. to Leg_ots METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS, Sirewing the State of the Weather nt eeeh of the following pl-ees at Nino o'c'ock yeaterf'ay morning. Coors of ntrengtl.7 - 7 ---- -- Name of PLace. I Wind. wind. 1 State of Weath er , BABINGSTOiII E. Gentle Bret 1 ze I Orman --- B/UDGILW...II/1 I BEIGHTON 1 E. • Calm Overcast Banner. ... 'N. 1 Gentle Breeze ' Nlizlit rats EIITRB ' N. Cultic Breeze Overcast Fouclurrotez GIAIITVOICIt ... GREENWICII N.E. Gentle Breese Overeat OIFORD I E. Calni Cloudier& PLTIVIVIII. ..... N.W. Gentle Brcote , Overcast Ponca N. Calm 1 Heavy Raw READIX4) .... ...... I, E. Gentle Breeze 1 Overcast Borrnarsrroar 1 N. Gentle Breeze • Partially cloas i Swinton I E. Gentle Breeze' Partially Cloudy Tlllllllllooi I N.E. . Calm I Clondlee VESSELS SPOKEN WE IL ARILDNIt (barque;, off Ca:r St. glory's. Couusuwoon (barque), lava, for London, Jure 4, off Faye. Eunint (barque), bound for illrbee, May 10, P. of Jersey, outward bound, June 2. int. 50.20, ton. 14.21; es. petienced heavy 6 aim from S.W. to W.N.W. i11,20.T. of Lnad.m, oatwatd bound, Jnr.c Lat. 50.41. lon. 15.20 W. Jima To orlon (brig), bound home, June 12, Lit. 46 1 N., lan. 10.46 W. Psu.as (ship), storing S.W., Jane A, nelllr, troth's IL 30 milt:. Trisainzni (brig), June 0, shoot 4 1 :qtrs . N.W. of ZEmotas, from Liverpool for California, April 10, lot. 13 6.,10tt. 37 W. 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PARQUELP..—June £2, at Ke.-aborough-71.ice, Lady IlarY Fit- quhar, of a sou. ROBSON.—Joao 15, at Eastbourne-teri aor, Hyde-pork, the ecitc of George Y. Robson, Esq., of * daughter. SHERIFF.-4nos 11, at Glasgow, Mrs. U. rliet,ll, of a lee. YOUNGI.—Jams 14, at Soult-place, Carxberwell-grore, the wife of D. Young, Faq., of a son. BLACKBITEN—wEDDEURCES.—Jate 12, at IR. John's Cherie Edinburgh, H. Racktrunt, Esg., Fellow of Trinity College. Csas• Janie, Professor ot Mothematita t/.e Univiry of Glasgow, Is Jeminta, yoursgest d ,ughter of the litte J. Wedderbarn, CLEAVELAN D —COLL' -A.—June 13, at SL Paul Southsea, Cant. S. Clearelaud, 11..1., to Mary, second daughter of Capt. L R.M. 11.11tOREAVES —IIEUNISIELL.—Jano 12, at Bt. James's, Wen minsh r, by the C. C. Clarks. Rector of Ilanwell, W. Mataresner 1.-g., ate eollechir 11.M.'s Customs In the Wand o f tit. viseest. to Rare, third daughter of W. C. Brummell, Onford.lerresr Ifyde-part. WILLIAMS—RI:DD.—May 29. at White Manx, Esser, by the Iter. 0. P. VineenL J. 11. Wildcats, Eq.. of lierte Wiliam., in thS same county. yowler , * am of T. Williams, Erg , of Cowley-rya" Middlesex, to Emma Mary, eldest daughter of the Rev. SW% R ec t o r of White waling, granddaughter of the late Gen. Jetta hale, 0.C.11., and niece of the late Earl of Zetland. K.O. DEATHS. BEBENS.—Intre 1% at May-fair, R. Berens, Esq.. D.C.L., late Mien and bursar of All Souls' College, Oxford, CANNON.—June 11, at Sunbury, Middlesex, Commander J. Can* R.N., aged 41. rra rNE9.—,fene In, Mary T.ttey Gillett, infant daughter of F. Dabs* }A.. of Chad House, Edgbalton. 31ACAULAY.—June 10, at Bayswater, C. Macaulay, E.g., aged 31. SOMMERVAIL.—June 11, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Sommerrail, tact of J. Sontmers.al, Vert, of Morehana. WEST . D . :II.—June 11, at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, W. IL Weston• IrOkr • aged 20. Wllll E.—June 11, at Canterbury, Elizabetb, daughter of Mr.& White, aged 16. 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