The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-09 00:00:00

IRELAND. DUBLIN. Juxa e. The meeting at Carlow to promo t e e migration on an extensive scale took place yesterday, and was most numerously attended by tenant farmers and several Catholic clerg. Th- assembler wee brought J toge:her by the Rev. anus Maher, a Ustholic clergy man of great notoriety a Irish agitation. Mr. Maher made a long and interesting spech, which wi I find nunserou readers In Ireland. He Olt forth all the advantages of the States, and gave a most gloomy piztare o' the preerecte of society in this country, and I have no oubt his words will cause moth effect, and it is not improbable but that the meeting of yesterday is only the com mencement of an important a cial movement which may rough extend t the country. The p T island, Tula time of the from evictions, misny, cholera, and emigration, is likely to be thinned down sough to middy any theorists. The necessity for organi-ing smigsation was enforced at Carlow; but there was one great omission in the proceeding,. There was no vigorous sketch of the proposed plan laid before the meeting, and there wu a superfluity of talk. Still, however, the meeting is remarkable as exhibiting a sympathy with America. If emigration continues to increase there will be planted, before many years, another Inland in the States of America, whose in fluence on affairs it it of course impossible to calculate. Up to last night there was no order received for removing 'he state prisoners- but Mr. Kevin O'Do herty has received a notim that the sentence in his caw will be carried out, notwithstanding the recom mendation of the jury who tried him. Dean Kirwan hes been promoted from the deanery of Gort to that of Limerick, where he will succeed the new bishop of Limerick. This recant exercise of church patronage has given much more satisfaction than the Knox appointment. The Limerick Ex esmimr, a Roman catholic journal, expresses its satis faction at the selection of such liberal diviner. Evicti ns still continoe in all d ncioce. The Ballinaslee Star mentions the particulars of the driving out of fifty-six female, and the levelling of the same number of hcutes at Billygar, in the count of Galway. The board of guardian. at Limerick have determined to institute proceedings against the evictor of seventy-fire families, who did not verve the peeper notice on the relieving officers. The Duke of Norfolk's famous speech about curry powder has almost been squalled by an oration deli vered at the Fernany board of guardians, in which the noble earl said that the workhouse was much too com fortable. The Evening Post of last night handles his lordship's speech with much severity, and recommends him to try the experiment of living on two pence and a half-farthing a day. The sum of 1361 13s. was realised by the perform ance at the Theatre Royal, in which lire Majesty's poor players gave their services gratuitously. This sum included 101. from Lord Clarendon, tor the state box. The newspapers of all part es gave advertise ments without charge. Only one fellowship was given this year by Tri nity College, and t! c ltev. Mr. Wiileck was declared the successful canaidaten Mr. Rutledge obtained the Madden Premium. The answering was far from being up to the maul mark. In the haroed languages, especially, them was no ticed a great defic'ency on the part of the candi dates as compared with former years. Eleven gen tlemen werd at the same time chosen scholars of the house. It is certain that Trinity College has been seriously retrograding in its reputation for classical knowledge, while it has increased its fame for physical and mathematical knowledge. In the ex amination for fellowships mathematics are the most important subject. The late retired Lloyd contem plated introducing a change, but unhappily he did not live long enough to carry it out. Bishop Jebh has censured the anti-classical system of the 1) shift, Uni versity with some severity, and the r, cent biographer of the philosophic divine, Mr. Archer Butler, has alto dwelt on the oils of the existirg system. A fu-ther sum cf 961. has been received for the be nefit of Mr. Mi:chel, the wife of the convict. It sp pe as that of all the political actors of the last year Mr. Dillon, the barrister, has got off best. He in prsctisinv at New Yt rk, at d is likely to do very well in his profession. His wife is about to h arc Dublin in a few days for the purpose of joining him. TREASURE TROVE.—The Worceskr Chronicle rays, weroaa i Inn, as entre workmen einvtltt:ed in erect ing • building on the premises adjoieing the 'Avon, Techem, were excavating a hole, r shout half a yard from the surface they struck upon a hard substance, which proved to he a lend ba, or erreiag to a large olliction of silver colas. A scramble ensued among the workarn and others who hapv nett to he iv ar, rad a dietribution cf a large portion of the mine took place heft re the owner of the premises, Mr. Wilde+, came In to claim the property. He at once took the remainder into his p o , essinn„ end numb-rpd about 400 coins, chisfir hall-crowns, shillings, and sixpences, of Ed ward VI., Elbe tbeth, Philip and Mary, James, and Charlet. Toe sixpence of Edward is the most valuable as be rag the most mace. It contains a fell fate of the young m ..narth. Philip and Mary's a , Ming* b. ar their busts. fa cing each other, and the motto, " Postdate', Drum adjutorem nnetram" The expences and shillings of Rite ibath present the well known figure of that sovereign, with the int oriptloa " Bliss D.O. Aug. Pre.. et Hih. and ea the reverse her arms, and " Posai Desna adiutorem meum." Some o' Jannis coins have the motto " Haunted Deers Dissipentur Inimi i," and others " Qum D-us Con jutxit Nemo Sep , rst " This of course refers to the fat of the (fetich and EnriLb montreties hay , ng been united In the person of burs. Cherirs's coins moment him on horseback, sad bear 011 the reveres " Christo Auspice Regan" There ar aevard 'HP-crowns of Chalks, but we believe Rona of them chow the Wore-stet black pear. The hell-mown corned at Weiner.' during the civil ware la esteems!, rare, and caeltotently valuable when met with. If as a l which we have sot seen of this treaties trove is • Were-sheet kelt cro•a (i. e. bearing one pear on the obtuse, sad three on the merle) we should be gl .4 to be Informed thereof. We are. however, of opinion that the trews), was eareigned to the earth during the heat of the tete.' war.. and probab4 haze the Worcester half-crown wee sbiralated." lo:rtruitrr TO OLIVER CaottweLL.—On Friday the committee for promoting the Cromwell monument met at Sc. Ives • 0. W Davy E'q ., in the chair. Communica tions were Iva; twat var ious parts of the country, heartily costarring is the objeet. After much dissuasion, it was re soled to limit the sebscription to one guinea, in order that an additions' number of people may participate in the at ve lment; sad, to met t theirs.' of Mom who wish to sub.ctibe more, ems Watilatiag, teas liberty to give foe my or all the members of his fussily. Lewes then resolved that the Rev. Helmet he required to visit the chief towns of Handal/- den. Cambridge, and Norfolk, to promote the object by col lecting ramteptiene. It wee Nether resolved to urge epos the admirers of Cromwell in each town to open subscription hats at oace. Though the sabonipelost is limited to ens 'mines, smeller suns will 100 rep teed, the d sire Firing to intent st • large number is this effort to de honour and jostles to the mem vy of the Protector. The character of the proposed monument, it was resolved, must depend apes the amount of moan raised.—Stainford Aferewry. PIT ACCIDENT MID LOOM OF THREE LIVES.— Oa Thursday morning ea eminent occurred in a coal- it be longieg to Mama Spittle, at Black lake, near West Brom wich, by whisk three autortmaste men Lostanteneoutly lost their lives, and a fourth was so crashed and mutilated as to render hie rearere entente', dnahtful. The names of the deemed an °fedi, Wright, and Lloyd, and the man who is so severely Waved is Lamed Deddient It apps trod the deceased end Dedelneat west dews the pit as usual to week on the mania. maw% the Ott 'sedan previously beg■ in opeeted by the" batty" and kis assistant, who found it ap parently sedidently safe fee the men to imenneento their work. The mea began to work at a bed of coal which had previously been " tadtegotte," or hollowed for the purpose of being got dews, when the Idol. maas, estimated at seve ral toes, suddenly gave way, and fell upon them. Another man employed la the mine was within a yard of the spot when the fell took plats, and the end struck him on the hue, bat happily without doing him any injury. An in quest was held the sante day, when the above facts frame out in evidence, and the " hotly" and his assistant having d - posed to et • pit Wing in a proper state for workiar upon extenuation only en hour Soots the evident happened, and that no one was to blame, the jury returned a verdict of "Amid, ntal death." THE POI/10111HG CASE AT HALTWIIISTLIL—The inquiry in this cam was resumed on the body of William Hornsby, at Haltwhistle, on Monday. The inquest tenni nati d with a verdict of " Wilful murder" against Christiana Hornsby, the wife of the Imeased. THE " MORAL EFFECT" OF EXECIJTIONS.WO can warmly iaagiae a more pointed instance, of ea utter disre gard of masettaences, and insensibility to the most awial warnings which tie outraged laws of society hold out in the punishment of criminals, tam the following. which, we are aimed upon good authotity, is an undoubted fact: Ocly a few aseneuts before K.ikcher apncared upon the teeffold on Tuesday, lam week, to forfeit his life to the stern demands of jostles, a group of individuals, apparently countrymen of the criminal, ware &marvel upon the top of a shed opposite the wraffold. edgier a game of cards; and just when the mount !al premeds. that accompanied him to the scene of executers was saki.' iea app-aseato eve the prison wall, another Let of workmen wen busy dimming a gill of spirits upon the top of amethor out home, and were actually drinking the health of this •aformnate cm immediately before be was launsboa MI. aingily. If public executions are in Round ettesded taint se hotter results them these, those who are hostile to their IMllkeloca are erstsinly f urnished with a must powetfel organism tor tteir disuatinessee.—PerrA atessfeSsißielL FINE ARTS. MR. BURFORD'S PANORAMA OP THE VALLEY AND CITY OP KASHMIR. This panorama (of which the private view took place yesterday) is another successful effort to win the famine of the public. The fresh blush of the distant mountain, the sunny undu lations of the valley and the thickly-inhabited city, fora a light cheerful picture. et which the minutest details show the easeful and conscientious study of the criginal sketches of H. Tian. which have been thus Weasantly furbished up. Mr. Burf ord explains that the present is not a tempera painting, bat a bona fide oil picture. This was warmly nearmary, as the former bas the firetcreen stamp always marked ea it ; whereas. this really ranks as a work of art. The interest of the picture is increased by the introduction of elhestritua persoaages, elsphanta with their gorgeous trap pings, and Sikh stoostrentsats. None of Um appendages of /astern poetry have been omitted. In fact, a very fitment boar may be spent in the valley of Rashmir by taking the overland journey to Leicester-square. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, J use B.—This afternoon. Mears. Alezandsr Willa*, from Curator-house, commoner of TrioitrCollep, Tatham, commoner of Queens' College, and Prichard, from Charter•hoess &hoof, were elected post-masters of Merton College. The tollolitog elms list. sontaising the names of thou Tis lemma oho have obtain eel classes in mathematics, has pat been published:—Class 1. Robert Fauseett, student of Christ Church; Henry J. 8. Smith, scholar of Bella), fast elate in daisies. Class 2. William H. Beerier, Petals! of Jeans ; Frederick P. Hoe, exhibitioner of Pembroke. Clare 3. Jamie C. C. , ok, aommoner of Pembroke; Edward D. OM, commenar of OM, Andrew Le Breeq , exhibiinter of Pembroke. Class 4. Henry b. Clueold, commoner of (heel; Asehetost H. Crew, student of Christ Church; George P. Grath', commoner of Wadham. Tax Bisitor or SODOR AND MAN held an ordination on Sunday in the pariah church of Andress, when the Rev. William Hawley, curate of Auden's, and the Rev. Thomas Street Hiilk too, curate at Lao lyre, were admitted into the order awls tr. - Evart Mowome, to Llandysail V., Cardin snshire ; d'o. S. David's; patron the Bishop. Rev. JAMMI lONIC EVANS, to Limit Hehypo P. C., Rad nonhire ; die Bt. David's; 951. Rey. bail° JoNze, to Peanard V. ; dio. Bt. David's; 961. patron, Tees. Patrice, Esq. B.c. WILLIAM MAMMY (MI his own petidoc), to Dad. dinahnest R , Rue: ; die. Rochester; 6391. with residences ; vacant by death of Rev. B. Henry. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY ! JUNN B. Paomoviene—Marn—Wililana Henry FeowitE, to b 3 lieatenanß APPOINTMENT. LIZUTZNANT— Roo. George Helm D .13023., to Caledonia (add.) WOOLWICH, Juten 7.—Sampton it -sloop let; yesterday fir Sheen.em, where she is to take up her position as ore of the advanceri steam squadron.—Firebrard at.-r. was un dock-d yesterday, having undergone a thorough repair.— Dr. Hervey Morris has been appointed temporary surgeon 01 this yard until the arrival of Dr. Browning, who has been recently appointed to the station. PRIZE MONEY.. Tar liot:ND.-LucTs'son;eWsgives notice that ac counts era about to be exhibited in the registry of the Admi ralty, showing the amount of bounties received for two skive-veseele, names unknown, captured by the Hound on the 26th Jan and Bth Feb., 1848. Notice is also given to the officers and company of the same vessel, Granville H. Wood commander, who were actually on board at the capture of the Hey flange, on the 27th Oct , 1847, that a distribution of tho loonties received for the said vessel will be made on the 19th inst., at No. 14, Great George-street, Westminster, where the unclaimed shares wiil be re-called for three months :-Flag, 131. 10e. 81d.; commander, 681. 151. Id. ; third class, 91. 3r. 44 ; fourth clan, 41. lls. Bd.; fifth clam, 41. 2a. 6d.; sixth clue, 21. 15s 01. ; seventh class, 21. Ss. 10d.; eighth clam, 1/. 16.. &I.; ninth clam, 11. 7e. 6d. ; tenth class, 1134. ; eleventh class, 13s. 9d. ; twelfth class, 9e.2.1.; thirteenth class, 6s. 10;d.-Hallett, Rebineon, and Co., agents. THE ALBATHOSS.-Notice is likewise given that the ac• count sates of the precede arising from the capture of the slave vessel Prendadors, by the Albatross, Commander A. Farquhar (in company with the Grappler, Lieut. Lysagbt, commanding), on the 22nd of July, 1847, will be registered in Ma Court of Admiralty on the 15 It inst. Taa EITT X. -Notice is also given that the scerunt sales of the proceeds arising from the capture of the slave vessel, name unknown (supposed to be the Flamingo), by the Styx, H. Chas% Esq., commander, on the 16th November, 1847, will be registered in the Court of Admiralty on the 18th inst. Notice is further given, that the account sales of the pro ceeds an•ing from the capture of the ease-vessel Boa Fe, by the Styx, on the 15th Nov., 1847, will likewise be registered in the Court of Admiralty on the 18th inst.-J. Woodhead, Agent. Tar ComwAx.-Notice is given to the officers and com pany of the C, nway, W. Kelly, E q., captain, that they will be paid, on the 26tir lost., at No. 21, Arundel-street, B:rand, their resp• ctive proportion. of bounty for six men captured on board the p:ratical brig Ci.met, on the 25th of July, 1845, and that the list will be re coll d, at the some place, cn Wi enisdays and Thrusdrms only for the erne Mowing • - I month:, :-eaptain ; ir proportion, • 111. 172.102. ; Ist c r aw, 21. 13r. 114 ; 214 clan, 11. lls. lOid. • 3rd clan , 15s. 1114.; 4th class, 10s. 744. ; 6th CIES a. 511.3 d. ; 6th clam, 3s did. ; 7th clam, le. 912.--J. G. and T. Stilwell, Agents. Tai Maacuawr Skarice.-Last night's Gazette contains a hat of the Masters and Mates who have voluntarily passed an examination, and obtained certificates of qualification for the class against each assigned, on der the regulations issued by the Bard of Trade since 30th April last. Mastnne.-T.Clarkson,3rd chin cert., J.Giboon, Hull ; J. Nixon, let, Queen Victoria, Plymouth; A P. Turner, 2nd, Blomiden, Plymouth; D.ll ildenton, let, Nile, Cilaigew ; M. Crawford, let. Glenorehy, Glasgow; T. Watson, 3rd, Juliet, London; J. Wharton, Ist, Ellergill, Hull; R. Steels, let, Forrest r, Hull; W. Taylor, 2nd, Chance, Hull; T. W. 8 sayer, Ist, Thames, Lond.n ; S. lt. Thomas, 2nd, Oriental Queen, London; W H. Bent, 2ad, Dee, London; J. Hay, 2nd, Fanlike. London ; G. 8. Marcia!, 14, Harlequin, Londia ; W. Dnne, 2nd, Juliet, London; D. H. Barnes, let, Clio, South Shields; W. E. W. Griggs, 2ad, George and Jere, S iutts Shields ; L. Hilton, lit, Ward Chipman, Liter. pool ; J. Brack. 20r., Counter.' of Salon, Liverpool; J. R.te, 2nd, William Jardine, London; J. Rudge, 2nd, Madagas car, London ; A. Bergh, 2nd, Urania, London ; C. Harty, 2nd, Earl of Liverpool, Yarmouth ; E. Pig n, 2nd, Bra canal, London; G. Skinner, 2.. d, kfirchircires of D..uro, London ; T. Rawe, 3rd, Royal Alice, London ; R. H. Baines, 3rd, Wilb rfurce, London ; A. M. Cleveland, 2nd, Brook. lyu, Portemouth ; F. Smith, lit extra, Pekin. Newcastle ; J. H. Woodman. 2nd, Barham, London; R. Thompson, 2nd, Morayshire, London ; J. Jardine, 2nd, Ganges. LeaaVik; 8. F. Stanimore, 2nd, Clipper, London ; L. W. Yule, 2.. d, Barham, L indon ; T. Priest, 3rd, Superior, London; J. E. Philpet, 3r 0, Lukina, Loudon ; B. Child, 3rd, baguet, Loss, ; J. Farneil, 3rd, Seriugaptam, London ; A.Straehan, 2nd, Ni.gara, Liverpool; R. J. Reynolds, 2nd, • Courier, Liverpool; H. Ross, 2nd, Manchester, Liverpool; T. W. Hall, lit, Fenian, Hall; J. T. Jones, 2nd, Sporting Lass, Loud."' ; J.Tinn, 3rd, Curlew, South Shields ; T. Dunn, lit, Johns, South Shields ; J. Baird, let, Sir It. Camp bell, Mallow ; R. Hildreth, 2nd, Sappho, Glasgow ; J. Killiek, let, John Dugan's, Liverpool ; J. Brown, let, Nantilse , Liverpool ; H. Denny, 2nd, Camper down, London; Charles Gordon, 2ad, Whine, London; T. Chaplin, 2ad, Belle, London ;A. Cheyne, let, Star ling, London ; J. Ogilvie, let, Craigie, Dundee ; J. White, let, Rapid, Ltvewpoa ; P. Brown, 2n , f, Manchester, Liver pod ,• Kintyre, 3rd, Oc-an, Dundee; C. M. Stephen. son, fat extra, Pekia, Newcastle; T. Gray, 3rd, Mary Tiffin, Newcastle; E. thllaso. 2ad, Austad', London ; J. Conseil, 3rd, Aa•tralasia, London; W. D. Monte, 2nd, Wellesley, London; J. H. Travere, 2nd, Minerva, London; T. Hum. phrie, 2nd, Sea Park, London ; S. E. Smith, 3rd, Camper down, London ; H. Archbold, 2nd, Betsey, Yarmouth ; H. Carlo, Ist, Lady Ent, Hull; R (Meadow, 2ad, Transit, Hull ; R. C. Hutchings, 2nd, Zurich, London ; J. Armors, 2nd, Helen Martin, Liverpool; M. Young, god, Compinieor, Liverpool ; C. H)ne, 2nd, Agincourt, Plymouth ; F. Arrow, 2nd, Wellesley, London ; W. Spencer, 2nd, Persian, Los don; H. Meenseikan, 2nd, Mariann Shah, Glasgow; D. Gray, 2nd, Orbona, Leith ; R. Miller, let, Nile, Dundee. Maras.-J. C. Almond. 2nd clue seer., Ajax, London ; A. Withy, 2nd, limpress, London ; J. White, 3rd, Seringa paean, London; F. Hairs, 3rd, E imundstary, Landon ; I'. Dallas, 2nd, Laskin, London; J. Wilecia, 2ad, Grace. Newcastle; A. Kingsford, 2nd, &Finny, dam, Landon; J G. Thomas, 3rd, Macedon, London ; C. H. Trewetke, 3rd, Dee, London ; J. Venable', 2nd, Viscountess, London. Erratum' ht Gnat* of Tuemity. June 5 : OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. ill= 7. Hie mew of Bea Copt. Oatrras. Boyd Easimeen, ars Albert ?Doman Grattan, mot Abort Ogiemmeil tirattom. ADWIRALTT. L The thOotrias aroma:me low this del takes plow e oweequeut upon the death, on the 7th Wet, ef Vire-Aalwirel I. Hill: Yaw-admiral of the White M. Woo; to be siee-edidral of the zed; Vice.Md mini of the Biwa dr IL Two; K.C.B. E.C.111., to be riee-edroiral of the white; Rasa -Bilmdral d the Bed T. Naomi to be Woe admiral of the Woe; Beer-Adeolral of the White J. B. Pawn to be rwar-adedral of the red; Beer-Admiral of the Blue J. Coma, CAL. to be rear-admiral of the white ; Captain Bin J. O. Butamim, Bart, to be reer-edmiral of the Was. MEDICAL APOTHECAHIRS' HALL.—Nonms of gentlemen who their ezansinaticn in the science sod practice of Medici e, and reetived otrtdlcatss to practise, on Thunday, lens 7, 1849 : Fast:mix= WILLIAM Dix, Long Buckby, Northampton. Shire. THOMAS BUTTON LUDLOW, Leire, Leicestershire. JAM'S OILIIHRT MARTIN, CAUNIford, Cornwall. Ononos BEANS, Northover, BOISITONSEITS. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER BATMAN, Anna:tater, Devon. THOMAS CARLTLI BEATTY, Hatia_gton, BEAM. SAMUEL BTANDIDOR SHACILLIS, Hull, Yorkshire. SPORTING. ASCOT HEATH RACES.-FRIDAT. To racing men the Friday at Ascot has always bees a day of teal enjoyment. The event*, we admit, do not pares that importance which is necessary to attract the public; bat the Great Western Railway Hanlicap and the Wokinghanis generally insure good field and plenty of bet ting, and there is no mob to impede the transaction of busi ness. Yesterday the sport was good, the weather favour able, and speculation brisk. In closing our report it is but just to state that from first to lam the arrangements of the noble Master of the Buckhounda for the conduct of the business of the meeting were mat sa tisfsctorily carried out. The course was admirabl kept; the decisions sal the etartirg were une x ceptionab le, and the minor but essential duties of weighing and telegraphing were performed with promptness and accuracy. The police, of whom a numerous ody, under superintendents May sad Pearce and inspectors Field, Lund, and Beckinson, were in attendance each day, deserve a word of praise for the quiet and effective manner in which order was maintained through out the week. Having said thus much of the late meet ing, we will venture to add that the prospects for next year are flattering—Lord Bessborough obtained s great number of subscribers to the Ascot Stakes, and upiraz de ol sixty to the Visiton' Plate; these, with the two Triennials and the other standing engagements, are a guarantee that, at the worst, there will be no falling off. The racing, which was over by half-pest 3 o'clock, commenced with A ilivorrimaxxs of 50 soy , . each, h ft, for 3.yr-olds ; colts, Sat 71b ; fillies, Sot 31b. Old Mile. (8 subs.) Mr. B. Oreas'a Abbot of Meaux Walked aver. FIRST CLAMS 01 111 WOXINOIIANI STAINS of 5 son. each, for 3-yr.olds lad upwards. List tbret-quarters of the New Mile. Slaahlng Alice, S yrs, Gat Sib (R. Sharp) 1 lard Stanley's Circus, 4 yrs, Ist (Harrison) 11 The following also ran : The W idow, ensachia, ltedal phus, Telegraph, Bpithead, The Jo ster, Henry 01 Exeter, Farthingale, Pinto, e by John-o'-Claunt out of Gunman's dam. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Futhiegale, 6 to 1 apt The Widisw, 6to 1 apt Couch's, 6 to 1 ages CirCUP, and 6 to 1 agst Blubing Alice.— Circus, Slashing Alice, Spitbead, and Harry of Exeter laid tow ther in front all the way, Circus leading until within • few b ngtbs of the chair—Slashing Alice then came with a rush and won on the post by ahead. Bpithead was third, and Henry cf Easter, Telegraph, end Radulphus well up. Run is 1 min. 25 sec. Ewstraesess of 20 s )ss. each, h ft, for 2-yr olds: Mr. Bowes's Rybinsk& But'er), 1 Mr. E. R. Glut's The Old Commodore (Refers), 2 Even betting. Won in a canter by two lengths. Run in 1 vain. 2 saes. THREE HUNDRED Soya., the Gift of the Great Miters Railway Company, added toe Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sows. each, f r three year Mils and upwards, the second to re ceive 50 son. out of the stakes ; the winner of the Ate.t Stakes, the Queen's Vase, the 149751 Hunt Cup, or the Em peror of Russia's Plate, to carry 71be, ii any two of these pease 10th. extra. Bwinley Course. (45 tubs.) Mr. lairs, Repletion, 3 yrs, Oat Sib (Thett) 1 Lord CUt4ea's Bc. Antonio, 4 yrs, aft 10Ib (Dockeray) 2 Mr. Jaques's Chantrey, 3 yrs, set lib (Charlton) 3 The following also ran :—Wanota, The Moor, Mrs. Taft, Gardenia, Borneo, Bellenden, Chicansur, Mounseer, Kies-away. Bettin.r : 6 to 4 eget B9rnee, 3to 1 art St. Antonio, 6 to 1 agat Kisuway, and 10 to 1 each eget Repletion and Chantal'. Wenota took the lend, and with tit. Antonio, Chantrey, and Repletion in his wake, cut out the work to the distance; he was then primed by R-pletion, St. Antonin, and Chantrey, Repletion going on with a strong lead, and winning in a canter ny three lengths. Chantrey a bad third. Run in 2 min. 40 sees. THE SECOND CLASS OF ERB WOXINOHAN STARFa of 5 sons. each, for three year olds and upwards. Last three- quarters of the New Mile. (14 subs.) Duke of Rutland's Nina, 3 yrs, 6st 101 b (Pearl) 1 Duke of Richmond's Ploughboy, 3 yrs, let (Kitchener) 2 Lord Exeter's Illashing Alice, 3 yrs, Gat alb JP.. Sharp) 3 The following also ran :—Bi•dti.p of Romford's Cob, &k -han', Whitetail., The Flea, Tills, Seraph . Captain Parry. Betting: 2to 1 apt Nina, 3to agst Ploughb , y, and 4 to 1 each oast Slashing Alin-, and the Cob. Ploughboy, Nina, Trills and 131mtbirt.• Alice laid in front from the start to the A !!:", FL, ughisor 171,:iiog tee lot to the distance, where Nina took up the running, and won cleverly by a length ; the same between second and third ; Tait fourth. Run in 1 min. 24 ems. Bonoron MEMBERS' PLATE of 50 son. added to a Sweepstak• of 5 toss. each ; three yr-olds, 7 at, four, Bst 4 lb, tire, Bat 10 lb, six and aged. 9 et ; winners once in 1849, to carry 3 lb, twice, 6 lb extra ; the winner to be sold for 100 sore. if demanded, he. Old mile. Lord Exeter's (Minas, 3 yrs (Pettit) 1 Mr. Charlton's litssaway, 3 yrs (Doekeray) 2 Mr. Crewe's Philosopher, 5 yrs (Manion) 3 The following also stetted: Susan Lovell, Nectar, Victot, Lepidus. Betting : 7 to 4 eget Itivaway, 3 to 1 apt CEdipoi, and 4to 1 each eget Susan Loral and Philosopher. (Edipos wade nearly all the running. and won by a length and a half. Run in 1 m 50 sec. LATEST ST. LEGER BETTING. Even on The Flying Dutchman 110 to 1 agst Uriel 10 to 1 opt Nunnykkt 10 to 1 Lady Superior MILITARY. (Prom Let ■tibt'e aura.) WAR-Otirlt,t, Jens S. nib Lt. Drags.—Cor. IL. NOINAN, to be U ut., by pur., Ate Dunn- Gerdner, who ret.; the Roo. W. H. W. Quip, to be eor., by put., MieMan. Lith Lt. Deign—Lieut. T. O. L. C. Gwyn, from 30th F., to be Peat., vies J. IL Carew, am. to 9th P. 9th P.—Lleat. J. IL Canny, Been 15th U. Drop., to be beat., vice bards,. most EOM Nth I.—Pace W. Z. Tames; to be Mat., by par., vice EPott, who ret ; F. A. Cauusrros, pat ,to be ens., by pur Wee 1 hmss. 36th F.—Lieat. V. B. YOUTIN tram :ad West • India Itegt, to be lieut., vice Gwyn, app. to the 13th Drag. 40th P.-080. J. IL U. NULL, DP te MOM. by par., vice Ilse woo ID the Stikine Bost; Lint F Rosy lobe Sept.. by i ur.vice ZAP ; Ins. It. P. MUMMY to le lieut., by nor, TIM Hati 1 P. 11. Armour. gent to be ens. by Ear , vice Ilibbert. 30th F.—Lkut T. J. Gamy, turn the Cr. ion Rite Reg.., to be Peat., vice A. Smith, pm• by par. =milks]; Cattleman Cadet P. Pause, tram the Boy. Nil- Cot, to to ens., without put., vice Grant, f rem in the Otylan Rifle itegt 39th F.—Lieut. T. W. J. LLOYD La br editeent, vice Peebles, who res. the a lawny ; Att/Mll Assist -burg. J. Cittamaa, M.D., to be . east.tmar. 72nd V. -Eta. A Puna bee bees permitted to retire from Ma service by the ale at ha asasAielea. 99th Y.—tieut. Uinta's° to bet mt., witboat par., vim Hem.- maj. plepbertam, who reta. apart ll pay ; Eat J. Game to be flout., without par. , vice Ds. rine ; GEM Cadet W. P. 1 suet' from the Boyd Ilititery College, to be ate.. 'eke Crime. Calks Rile itegt.—fte. T. J. Bauer. from Seth F. to be lieut., without par , Meads, app. to hied F.; Hoe. L ie t. A. C. Y. Lacs to be f it Wet, by par Mae brut, spy. to WA F.; C. Z. licrd, pest. to be ertalira, by par., vies L eh. Cambia Lie tat. -h Z. Ls Maitewarm GMT to be by par., ass Mum% who mt.; J. 11. Mums, pat., to be am, by pm., Werr WM. Ramo 4gt.-11.) eJ. IlanDerrv, fin the 40th T., to be lieut.- col., by par., Mai varroCai. Naas, who vets ,• Ileut. W. IP. Wm mai be be rapt. waked par, vies 10mAliejor Pima, who Ms appaacea fall pry; Rea. It A.Lowoort to be Item., without par., vise SOmeOesa• J. S. Haze, pl., to be in.., without pax., Moe Loads THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 9. 1849. COURT OF EXCHECWER.-Y1 Barium is Basco. The bushier dispeeed olyestudaz afforded no matethli whatever for a newspaper report. T. wily new trial case lulled involved the constructios of an spreentent between the parties, and was totally devoid of general interest. _ irk. • Pints AT -Booms jig.. BAY= PARKS Me • NIA'. 1. BASIL THE IDIVALN BL UM AND LLD Corm. Tab was an setion o I recover W sum of 641. 7.. for work and labour., and on account stated. The defendant paid 475 into mart, and pleaded that beyond that sum Ito was not indebted; he aka pleaded a set off. Mr. W H. Watson and Mr. E. James were for the plaintiff, and Mr. Crowder for thedetendant. The plaintiff L an engineer ; the defendant a person if fortune, a director of an association milled the " Ibtrnian Silver and Lead Ore Company," formed in 1848, for the purpose of woiking certain mines in Spain. In 1847 Mon sieur Volney, the projector and manager of the company, entered into an agreement with the plaintiff's father, by which the latter wee engaged to procure and superintend the erection of certain machinery necessary to carry on the raining operations ; the agreements also stipulated that the company ware to pay the wages of en assistant , at the rate of st. per week. Mr. Neal, see., employed his eon the present plaintiff. in that capacity. The plaintiff and his father arrived in Spain on the 23rd of September, 1847, and they were engaged on the works till their completion in Match following. They were making_ preparations at Aquiloa to return to England. when M. Volney entered invo another agreement, by which the plaintiff was to remsia in Spain to superintend the mechanical details of the works at his old rate of payment, viz., 3/. per week. Sometime after the elder Neal left for Zeeland, Si. Volney intimated to the plain tiff that as he was short of money he could only pay him one pound a week while he remained in Spain, but that when he returned to England the balance should be paid to him at the offices of the company. The plaintiff assented to this proposition, and continued in his emoltlment. In August he returned to England, and on the 22nd of that month ap plied at the office of the company in London for payment of the sum due to him ; but as his claim was not liquidated the present proceedings were commenced against the defendant as one of the directors of the company. Mr. Crowder submitted that there was no case for the jury. The action, he contended, had been brought by the wrong person—b y son lanced of the father, with whom the contract had been made. If there had been any buten of contract, the fa th er, as the contracting party, s hould have been the plaintiff. Mr. Baron Parke said it was clear from the wording of the egreement that the father had made a contract for the um, and, therefore, there was a cue for the decision of the AU. Mr. Crowder then addressed the jury for the defendant. He contended that whatever the original agreement might have been, by the second agreement the plaintiff was only to have one pound a week from the time that the machinery had been completed till his return to England. The learned counsel also urged in support of his cue a statement made by M. Volney that some portions of the machinery had been broken in consequence of neglect by the pLintff, and th .t the company had thereby sustained great loss and Amalie. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YEsTEaDiy. Issues YL Communes, Fars. IN RR J. BURNRAII.—MRJRRPREBENTRTION. This was an application by the bankrupt, a draper, of Edgewate-road, for his certificate. Mr. Liuklater supported. Mr. Lucas opposed on behalf of the assignees (Mr. Brad bury, of the firm of Bradbury, Greateex, and Co., and Mr. De Bas, of the firm of De Bu and Co.). It appeared generally from the statement of Mr. Lucas, and the evidence of Mr. Bradbury, that the bankrupt had been in business for some years, up to 1842, at Downbam, io ' Norfolk. He had there been punctual in his payments, and was supposed to have retired from business with means stile that to summed him as a gentleman kee ping his hunter. In August, 1844, he eame to London, and told Mr. Bradbury, with whose house ho had for many years extensive and satis factory dealings whilst at Dowaham, that he was desirous of purchasing a desirable business, and had • capital of about 2.0001. Mr. Bradbury being a trustee of an old business in Edgewarevoed, recommended it to his notice, and eventually the bankrupt entered upon it, giving 6501. for the lease and goodwill. Beta. , opening an ac count with Messrs. Bradbury and Co , the bankrupt re quested them to act as his referee s,*and they consented to do so, en his producing his bank-bock, showing a s u m o f 1,9001. to his credit, and stating that the money was his own. Ti fogs went on until about October, 1848, when the bankrupt requested Messrs. Bradbury and Co. to renew a bill for 1471, and give him further credit, and they did so upon his producing a statement, showing his stock and other property to be 2,3771 . , and his debts 1,1121., leaving a clear surplus of 2,3771. In January, 1849, the bankrupt called on Mee,. Price and Edwards, the inconstant., and acting under their advice immcdtatele made an assignment to his creditors, the balance-sheet now shoving hie debts to be 5,2161., and his assets about 2,3001. The bankrupt now states that the 1,9001. mentioned in the bank book was not his own, but money borrowed of Me. Smith, his brother in-law. A letter was produced from the bankrupt. in which he expresses the deepest sorrow at having made the false statement that the money was his own, and that that statement had been the cause of the whole of his subsequent errors. Ile had made the repre sentation without due consideration of its comae queues ; he did it from no dishonest motive, and he deeply deplored his error. Mr. Linklater urged upon the court the favourable cir cumstances of the case. lie admitted that his client had been culpable, but he believed he had been guilty only of an innocent misrepresentation. From the past dealings be had had with bleier?. Bradbury and Co., and his character at Downbam, there could be no doubt but those gentlemen, and the other houses in the trade would have given him credit without that representation. The bankrupt was not one of those who had not bad capital. lie commenced at Downbam with a capital of his own of 1,6001., and had hon ourably paid ale his engagements, relinquishing it wi h • ca pital reduced to 4001. lie had subsequently borrowed the 1 9001. of hisbrother-in-law ; he had further in 1845 and 1846 borrowed of his r.lations additional sums of 7601., and he had introduced a sum of 5001. on his marriage. AU this it had been hie tristhrtane to lose in the business ti at bad been recommended to him by Messrs. Bradbury and Co. Ile had not given any peen rence to his relations, but finding it im possible to carry on his trade without loss, he had es early as 1847 unsuccessfully sought :to dispose of the business, and when at lergth it became necessary to stop payment, he had done so under untimely favourable circumstances. There were assets t the amount of 2,0001. which he might have assigned to his relations, who were creditors; all his pay ments were vouched for ; his books had be n kept with pe r et accuracy, and his personal expenditure had been moderate. * lle trusted that these circumstances might be considered such a comperisation for the errors which he had °cumin( d that the mut would be induced to grant him his certificate. His amour said that the bankrupt had been guilty not only of one misrepresentation but he had committed a second. It WWI impossible for the court not to mark strongly its situ of this conduct. On the other band there were several circumstances which told very much in his favour. He had not, as mar y bankrupts do, given a preference to his relations. He had express-d the deepest sorrow fir his con duct, and the two case, of misrrpresentstion were almost the only imputations upon his conduct. He felt that the justice of the cue would be met by a suspension (tithe certificate for two years, anti the bankrupt's releue ordered in the event of any creditor detaining him in prison six months. THB POLICE CO URTS. MARYLEBONE, _ __ AN UNHAPPY 14481114011. Mr. C. F. Higgins was charged with having, while in a state of intoziestion, gone to the residence of his wife, Amelia Virtue Higgins, in Upper Montague-street, oa the evening of the 29th ult., and aseaul•ed her. The complainant (a de'icate.looking lady, apparently not more than 24 year, of age). is the daughter of Sir Francis Paul Jodrell, residing in Portland-place. The mar riage between her and defendant was without the know ledge or consent of her parents ; and from statements made by her from time to time at this court, she had ample rea sons for regretting the step she bad taken. Some particulars connected with proceedings before Mr. Broughton nave al reedy appeared ; and it will be renumbered that defendant has figured at this court upon former evasions within the last two mouths. He race was fined fte. for being drunk, upon his promising faithfully not to annoy his wi'e in future; and on his being brought up a second time fur a violent assault upon her, he wu held to bail in a heavy amount for Oie kreping the prune for three months The allreatiun made in the warrant for which defendant wee now brought up wee clearly made out by the evidence of Mrs. Higgime and the laoulady of the house in which ehe resides. She has for some time put ceased to live with defendant. The defendant, on being asked what ha had to say, alleged that all he wanted was that some articles belonging to him should be given up. He promised that he would not molest his wile again, and he was willing to enter into his own re eogisisance In any sum that might be required. Mr. Long, taking into consideration the facts nsw put forth, coupled with what had prevlluely transpired, told de fendant that he should ri quire him, in addition to his own recognisance in 2001, to had two sureties in 1001. each, for his appearence at the sessions, to answer any charge that might be preferred against him, Being unable to comply with these condi ions he was locked up, end on the arrival of the guernment van was conveyed to prison. LAMBETH. PICKING THZ POCKIT Or ♦ POLICe MAONITIULTII. John Collins was placed at the bar on a charge of picking the pocket of Mr. Cottingbans, the magistrate, of a silk handkerchief. Mr. Cottinghsm, upon being sworn, stated that on the preceding evening, while on his way from the court to his residence, and just as he had passed the Victoria Theatre, he felt &snatch at his pocket, and instantly missed his hondker. chief, which he had used bat two or thr. e minutes before. Observing the prisoner moving away. and having ue doubt he woo the person who had committed tne robbery, he called out " &op thief;' but he got away, and he (Mr. Coqing ham) on seeiro a pc:lceman, gave him information of his los., and a description of the prisoner. Oa that morning, while proceeding to Southwark court, he sew the prisoner in com pany with two other men, and having at once recognised him as the person whip had robbed him of his handker chief, he approached him, but the Ins ant he (the prisoner) sa w him, he took to his herds, and he fol lowed him, and ultimately gave bins Into custody. He (Mr. Cottingltans) was surprised and grieved to find that though the street was crowd. d at the time, and that the people heard his czy out "Stop thief," and caw the pH sneestr run, yet not one of them made the sl ig ht es t effort to Toe prboner boldly denied the charge, and said his mason for running away in the first [prance was the fear that Mr. Cottiegbarn should give him • month'. imprisonment for loft., iv about. Police-oonstable William Romaine said be had known the prisontr for seven or eight years to be a notations thief. lie was sentenced to two months' imprisonment from this court a short time since for a similar cffenee, end had only bees discharged from prison on Saturday last. He was an atwedate of Sale, who bad been hanged for the murder of Hr. Bellehambers, and was daily in the company of the wort characters. Mr. Norton told the prisoner that if he persisted in assert ing his innocence of the chirp he should send him before a jury, but if not, and as it was not the wish of Mr. Cottiog ham to press (*wan extreme punishment, he should deal with the ease summarily. The prisoner replied that Mr. Cottinghun was mistaken in his person. R =sine stated that when he saw the prisoner at the sta tion-house, he said to him—" Why, Jack, didn't you know Mr. Cottingham ? You ought, for you have been before him," and he replied that he did not know him at the time. The prisoner at length acknowledged his guilt, and was committed to the house of correction for two mottos. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BRNCIL-TESTERDAT. &IMMO IN BANCO.--11170111 LOAD DUMAN, MR. ANTICS PAITUON, lli Rince COLORING; AND Mi. RIMY Laic. Tui QUINN e. KINDALL AND OTUZZA.-BDLLLNO • CADITSILIP. Ia this ease, which bad been tried at the sittings after last Hilary Term, it will be recollected that a Mr. Kendall, • Mrs. Maria Banks, a Mrs. Tinley, and a Mr. Bickle y had been indicted and found guilty rf being concerned in the sale of a cadetsoip in the 7Last India Company's service to a gentleman of the name of Moore. who had originally been included in the indictment, but had pleaded guilty, and was afterwards admitted u the chief witness for the prosecution. It appeared that the cidetabip had been obtained by Mrs. Hincas, th rough the interest of Lady Rip .0, and that the sum of 1,0001. bad been paid by Mr. Moore for the ep pcintment, the greater portion of which had been receive d oy Mrs. Bincks herself. On the 24th of May la- t, Mr. Lush, on behalf of the detendant Hinkley, had obtained a rule nisi for the arrest of judgment, and fora new trial, on the ground that his client had been t- ken by surprise, and that he merely acted as the attorney betwe,u Mr. Moore anti Mrs. Blocks, without having • guilty ki.o wledge or participation in the transaction. The Attorney-Genital now showed cause against the rule, and contended that Mr. Hinkley could not have been taken by surprise on account of Mr. Moore being a witaess at the trial, inasmuch as some days before it took plane he had received • notice from the solicitor for the prosecution calling upon him to produce all papers and accounts between himself . and Mr. Moore. With re idea to Mr. Hinkley not being aware of the guilty trans action which had taken place between Mr. Moore and Mrs. Hacks, it appeared that he had been the party who had received the money for that lady, and bad actually given a memorandum for it, in which he stated that he re ceived it on account of a loan. That statement, however, although it proved that Mr. Hinkley was equally guilty with the rest of the defendants, was manifestly untrue,as no money had been shown to have been lent by Moore to Mrs. Sivas. Kr. Hinkley, in a letter which he had written to Mr. Moon, had requested the pay ment ut what he called the remaining " one and a half," meaning the sum of 1601., the balance due out of the 1,0001. agreed to be paid by Mr. Moore to Mrs. Mans for procuring the cuLtabip fur has son ; and that feet showed he c-uld not be an innocent man. Sir F. Thedger, Sir F. Kelly, and Mr. Peacock addressed *noun situ the Attorney-General on behalf of the pro suation ; Mr. Wigton', Q.C. of the Chancery bar), Mr. Clarkson, and Mr. Forsyth also appeared fur the prosecu tion, but did not address their lordships. Mr. &dent She*, or behalf of the defendant Bieklery, submitted that his client Ind beta surprised by Mr. Moore being put into the witness hue upon the trial, sod that he had been isjared by the abs one of Lady Ripen, who could base given material sold nee for the defence. Toe learned militant then adverted to the letters of Mr. Bitkley to Mr. Snore, and contended that chore was nothing from which it could be interred that he had a guilty knowledge of the transaction. Lord Denman, in delivering his judgment, said that Mr. pickle, had complained that certain witnesses whose names appeared on the back of the indictment had net been called ; but it was net shown that they could give any material evi dence, with the exception of one of them, whom it was im possible to produce. If Mr. Hinkley had merely been en. gaged to negotiate this matter as a loan, be could have shown it upon the trial. With regard to the evidence of Mr. Moore, although he was undoubtedly a guilty party, et Its believed the testimony that he had given, and it was highly important that people mixed up in improper treareactiune should know that they might be convicted by the evidence of an accomplice. He believed the verdict was aeorrect one, and he was thalami of opinion that the rule might to be discharged. The rest of their loedships concurred. The defendants in Ws ease, we understand, are to be b7oughtue fovjudgment neat Tuesday. We should state la oar report that there were two separate transactions with Yr. Moore, tune:bin the partite were pet on their trial, and that upon the But traneaction, Kendall, Mrs. Tinley, and Mrs. Hindu wen found guilty, and that on the second, Headed), Mrs. Bineks, Gad Mr. Hinkley were found guilty. PUBLIC BALES. JIINE B.—Bl Mr. JOHN DAWSON, at the Mark—Free hold howls and shop, with largegartim, also a plot of ground 27 feet by 144, situate at Noroiton, Kingston, Surrey—sold for 4201. I. ,_____ reehold refidenee, with garden and stabling, milled Rom Ville, Rom-common, lit for 601. per annum—knocked dawn for 1,0901. Front the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, June 8. Borne ERLSON, Norwich, plumber, to surrender June 20 at 12, & July 23 at 114, at Basinshall-st. Solo., Jay, Bucklersbury, & Jay & Pilgrim, Norwich ; off. amis., Stanefekl, Basinghall.st. THOMAS COX & THOMAS WHILES, Ilan'ey, Stafforth.hire, drapers, Juno 13 & Jul r II at 12, at Birmingham Ct. Sole., Sale & Co., blimehester, & motteram & CO., ailTallittllMl; off. mfg., Whit more, Birmingham. JAMES CAMIUSH, Kennington, Kent, nur June 20 at 121, & July 23 at 12, at Etaaingball-st. So le., W & Gurney, Nadi°. les•kne, City ; off. assie.,Pencell, GuildhalLeha.mb. Joao EXTANT Biota DURANT, Stogursey, Somersetehire, grocer, in at 11, & July 12 at I, a t Exeter Ct. 501..., Chap*, Alder- Danbury, & Stogdon, Exeter; off. aralg., Hermitian, Exeter. Annum MADER, W614=10414 Sta ff ordshire, proviron-dealer, June 19 & July 10 at 10, at Birmingham Ct. Sole., Williams, Healy, Staffordshire; off. aealg., Christie, Birmingham. I ROBERT Tinos GRVNOT, Bury, Lareashire, money serivener, June 21 &July 12 at 11, at Manchester Ct. Sol o ., Wi g l esworth & Co. , Gray's-Jun.lm, & Harper, Bury; off. swig., H o b son, M anchester. JAMES Hakomaw & WILLIAM RARER!, Leeds, cloth merchants. June 21 at July 12 at 11, at Iced* Ct. Sole., Bond & Barwick. Leeds, & Highiun, Brighouse; off. swig, Freeman, Leeds. JOHN Camerratt JOKING, Speen St. Peter, Northurab , rland, dealer in lead ore, June 18 & July 17 at 12, at Neweastle-upen-Tyne Ct. Sole., Pringle & Co., King's-road, Bedford-row, & Griffith & Crigh ton, Newcastle.upon-Tyne ; off. assig., Baker, Newcastle.upon , Tyne. GEORGE MacGitt, Talbot-et, Greeechurch-at. City, licensed victual ' ler, June 14 at 11, & July 23 ..t 12, at Baetrighall.st. Sok, Prichard, Gt Whlcherter-et.; of. 'mtg., Turquand. Guildha l l chamb. GEOkilt MILIALIMHIP, Oldbury, Worcestershire draper, June 20 & July 23 at 12, at Birmingham Ct.. Sole., titanic & Dunn, Binning ' ham; off. wlg., l'alpy. Birmingham. EDWARD EICRIMINO, BOMAR, TOTkithile, silkmerece June 21 & July IS at 11, at Ueda Ct. Sols., Hartley, Soutbamptrin.et, & Cans, & Cudworth. Leeds; off. medic., Young, Leeds. DLNJAMIN CUBITT HIRLT, North Wal-ham, Norfolk, money sertivorr, June 16 & July 21 at 14, at Batanghallait. Sole., Wood &Blake, Faloan-et., Mohr-gate; ,ff. &wig., guitar, Sambrook et. Loam Wexxe , Ryde, hle of Wight, grocer, June 16 at 2,& July 21 at 1. at Basinghall et. role., Westmseatt & Pinniger, John-Et., & Hearn. I.le of Wight; off. aseig.. OMNI, Guildhall-chainb. 6/Oxus Warn/loess, York, banker, June 26 & July 24 at 11, at Leeds CL role., Williamson & Co., Gt. James-at., & Bond & Bar wick, Leeds; off. a,sig., Hope, Leeds. Jong Komar %Valour. Leeds, carrier, June 21 & July 12 at 11, at Leeds ct. sols., Hartley, Pouthamptottat, & Carlo& Cudworth, lee& ; off. wig., Young, Leeds. INSOLVENT PET'ITIONT.IIB. U. BVTTERWOETM, Uercults-huilds., Wortiiinater, clerk to a stock broker. E. Claim, Nicholls-eq , Hackney-rd., entree roaster. It. U. Fox, , Clapham-rd., upholsterer. 11. LUCAS, Freeseho 'lurch yduwn, cheesemonger. 3. C. Mita, Charrington-et., &meta-town, wine merchant. IL UAI7IIAWS, Graveneml, engineer. & F. E. NEEDHAM, nbacidewelt4 me, Hackney, accountant. U. T. 011arair, Stamford-id.. barrister-at-law. tit Old.street-ed AA Owne, , oldstrect-rd, widow. Willi.; Little pl., Chelsea, lit cry stable keeper. WHITT, Susses Paidingtov, carpenter. Witerroir, -K., Islington, builder. P. Animism, Westgate, Canterbury,metiee — nger to the South Eastern Railway Company. J. Aram, Newark-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, fanner. J. Sam., Whitstable, Kent, hairdresser. CATHEKINIS CHASIDIM% Staffordshire, school J. CIIENSWILL, Wolverhampton Staffordshire, liCelltAil victualler. A. GALLAWAY, Alton, limripshlre, surveyor of taxes. A. Ham ar, Kidd, rmitster, Worcestershire botch( r. A. 1101X1M, Newark-upon-Trent, Nottingh amshire, beer house keeper. R. Jeers, llillmorton, Warwickshire, miler. B. MASON, Embray, Yorkshire, spindle forger. R. Mooing, Sheerness, blacksmith. T. Prole, Caerlooa, Monmouthshire, innkeeper. B.ltivisea, Great Yarmouth, tub ieconiat. J. RHODA'S, Parkgate, Cheshire, clerk. E. Rowtiorims, Northgats, Nottinghamshire, miller. J. SANDERS, Pi; hoe, Devonshire, dealer in hay. B. Bairn, Bunitayll i, oly Trials; Suffolk, eornchanrer. C. smarm, W.. Staffordshire, brass and silver coach harness manufacturer. H. B. THATCHSR, Canterbury, coffee house keeper. 11. WILLIAMS, Newport , Monmouthshire, chemist. J. WINDMILL; Glastonbury, Soracret Whir'', butcher. PIII•ONN/B. ON TORII OWN PETITIONS. J. 13t.siccuokr, Birmhistuun, cratemaker. E. M. Blowsa, Blo' Norton, Suffolk, attorney on the Rolls of the Court of Queen's Bench. at WeAmMitter. T. CANON, &alternate, Lancashire, saddler. J. DVNTIEOHNE, South Lynn, Norfolk, linendrsper. J. Emiroirro, Blickburn, Lancashire, book keeper. Gwvan, Little Bolton. LaLcaaliire, CONHOW4IOII agent. G. W. W. GRAVE., Gre t Yarmouth, sailmaker. J. HALL, Bury, Lancashire, bookkeeper. J. Ilutl. Great Gadde.den, lir rtfordshire, shoemaker. T. Junireon, Stretton-upun-llunsmare, Warwickshire, licensed vic tualler. N. Ler, Toxteth-park, Lancashire, painter. S. A. HATERS, Broome, Norfolk, miller. J. Hyaena., Norwich, d.ahr m glass. E. NONWIN, Birkacre Lancashire, servantoran. J. PARRY, Hulme, Lanc.nture, licensed idetualler. J. PARICINBON, balfor., Loncsshire, mechanic. W. Itsrcurce, Manchester, journeyman joiner. W. REDFERN Heaton Norris, Lancashire, labourer. T. Rooms, Lillieham, Norfolk, innkeeper. P. itTbEli, jun.. Dioyladen, Lanca s hire, brit kmater. .1. Smart', Ilulme, Lancashire, provision deeer. J. SIIII.TIII.6kT, Ilulme, Lancashire, farmer. T. WATIIINSON. Liverpool, jokier. DECLAILITIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Joss Art.votn, Oxfordsst., Inendrsper—list div. of 3•. 2d., June 9, & three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards's, Frederick's-pL Joins LUNN; Newland.ld., Kensington, Ihtendrsper lit div. of 7a. Id., June 13, & three subsequent Wedneslay., at Turquand's, GuildhalLehamb. lasso Hoorn, Crewe, Cheshire, draper—lst dlv. of SP., June 7, & any subsequent Thurselsy„ at Turner's, Liverpool. NORMAN Bates, Farringdon-et., City, printer—lit dlv. of 10s., any Wednesday, at ti'hitmore's, liastogball at. Geosus CHAPMAN. Old Swan, near Liverpool, licensed victualler—a dlv. of 75., June 7, & any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Livers PrioL /ALUM( Dar, Liverpool, draper-2nd die. of 2s. Id., and upon new woofs 91. Id., June 7, it any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. astir DATIT2 Evans, Wrexham, Denbighshire, draper-3rd div. of Ss. (making 205.), June 7, it any subsequentThunday, at Tar- Liverpool WILLIAM Howler, Strand, bookaelltr-2nd div. of Is. 6id., any Wed nesday, at Whitinore's traAnghallat. Demean Jewry:um, Great Winchester-0., City, merehant-Ist die. al bd., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Easinghall-st. low Krxo u a. Sudgc-row, City, wiwies.ale tea and coffee dealer— Ist div of 4s. ejd , any Wednesday, at ek hitmore's, Basinghall-et ":11AMLISS NW= Menesair, Friday-et., Cbeapside, City, warehouse man-Ist die. of bid., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basing . bust ' .. . .. THOMAS RYLAND k WILLIAM LLAWALLYIN RYLAND, Birmingham, Britannia metal workers-2nd die. of 10Id., any Thuudgy, it Christie's., Birmingham. Holum Vera . ; Ipswich, Suffolk. corn dealer—lat die. of Is. 2d., June 13, k thus susecouent Wednesday'', at Cesium's, Cole- man.st. Atram. DEL& WALDVA men., Birmingham, in any Thursday, at Mix Birmudiam. ja ft sn &ma k s, Birkenhead, Cheshire, wine & spirit merchant— nd die. of ad., lk Ist dlr. of Jr. en new proofs, Jun* 7, & any sub. vequent Thursday, at Cazenote's, LiverpooL J AN ,... pm,' %venires, Vi ineheater, draper-Ist die. of is. 10d., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, lissinghall-st. l div. of 21d., DIVIDENDS.-July IL 0. Alletaon, Jun., & J. W. Tebbe, Wake9eld, York,hire, dyers -July S. S. barrow, Huhne, Lancashire, plasterer -June 29. A. Beattie & F. Macnaghten, Nicholas-lane, City, mer chants-July 2. J. Brown, Cold Harbour-lane, F.ast Brixton builder -June 29. 0. Chertham, Frindsbury, Kent, ehipbuilder - June 29. W. Clayton, Chrapaide, lacy, carpet warebou moan -J une 29. 11. Cop nee, Ludlow, ilrop4iire, mem r -July 12. H. Cranston, Sunder land, Durham, con.e_tiont r -July 11. C. Crudgingtnn & T. Southall, Tipton, Staffordshire, ironmasters-July 12. J. Edwards, Allington, Dorectakire, sack-twine & 'hoe-thread mann/scum er-June 29. J. 6loge, Portsmouth, tailor-July 2. 0. Howes, Northwich, Cheshire, innkeeper July 3. N. Lax Sr E. Lax, Berry Edge, Durham, grocers -June 29. E. Lyon, Itirchin.lane, City, stock & bill banker-June 29. T. Lyon, Hirt:tin-lane, city, stock & bill broker-July 9. W. T. Morgan, Neath, Glaruorganskin-, draper-July 3. W. North, 'York, Jeweller -July 3. L. Hes, J. Power, & 0. Kande, Fenehurch.rt., City, merchants-June zO. G. Ito., Kingsland-rd , leacits shoemaker -July 2. J. Strutt, Liverpool silkenercer -July 10. IL Thompson, Manchester, corn merchant -July 9. R. M. Tuogood, Clem Beane, Monmouthshire, grocer-July 11. .1. Whiddon, Plymouth, Devon shire. c,ment miumlacturec-June 29. A. Wilkin, Camberwell, merchant. CERTIFICATES to be allotted, unlescanse be shown to the contrary, On the day of meeting. July 4. F. Bain, Thome , et.. Blackfrinrs, Ivory entter—June 29. T. C. Clarkron, Bennel.st , blockfriarartL, leather merchant—June 29. J. Council, Stsinsby-rd., Pool .r, timber merchant—July 3. B. Mb blethwalte, Soutbowrsm, a J. Hirst, Reline, Yorkshire, dyers— July 2. %%Jackson, Birkenhead, Chen:lke, auctioneer—July 6. C. Jep. son, New Melon, Yorksi innkeeper—June 29. J. Johnson, Man. Chester, emallware manuneturer —July 4. T. Mancini, Eoutb•pl., Finsbury, dealer In ha sea —July 3. W. P. Morgan, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Umber. per • June 30. R. Bees, Duks-st.,WeAminster, boot & oboe mute. .cturer—July 2. Mary Jane Shepherd, Liverpool, victualer—June 9. W. Skinner, High-et, Aldgate, clothier—June 29. D. Smith & F. D. erni.b, Bever.lane, Hamme rsmith, wholesale dryealters—July 4. R. Smith'es, Turner Fold, Lancashire, timber merchant —July S. F. True, Downlmun-market, Norfolk, ironmonger —June 30. J. Wigging', Greenwicb,bookseller—July 3. Mary Whitaker, ilitheroe, Lancashire, innkeeper—July 2. U. Wilcox, Manchester, tailor. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vioe-Cbancellor acting In Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before Inns 29. A. Evertors , O'er, Cheshire, budder—G. noldsworth, Northowrant, Yorkshire, worst d "plena—C. Gent, Aahbourne, Derbyshire. d , aper —A. liTornk, Liverpool, te.lor —T. Menders, filgh.row, Knights bf Th`taa ll er —O. Pratt, Addeorml. North, Neetha,t-htll, budder . Turnbull, Neweretl...up pee, victualler—W. U. Walker, Nevi* Bu-nex, surgeon—l. w'btaaoo, Plymouth, cement manufac hirer —W. Wiles, Dulwah, pawnbroker. PARTS, ERSIIIIN Div 4/I,VED.-3. Airlock t t Aback, Oxbridge, Stain adshire. earthenware manutseturers—E. Baker It W. Baker, Smithey, Norfolk, grocers—J. Dawson, T. Uoyd, 3. Thomas. & R. J. Pairciongh, Talacm, Plintshire, general traders—G. J. Dune* & 11. Last, attorneys—Joseph net - nuns & John 'lemons, I littlfordshire ' drapers—R. McLeod & W. 11. S uter, Liver:Zl brokeds their rs—D. MNetil, D. Robertson. & J. Scott, Vdi n b urgh, = brokers connexion with the General Wood-cutting Company—. R. M. Mitton &O. DIM; Kingston-upon-null, matcluotts —. . ton ft J. 8. Faithful!, Bawn7, Yorkehire, railway contractors-4 Murphy &G. W. Ward, Honduras-et., St. Luke* coppetaemp e _ C. Parkin Parkin, Sheffield, Me in/mutat-toren Peck Jr Usher, & 8. Ush Birminithmn. ginger beer reanntschuera. solar retards 0. Peek — F. Rimington &O. Smith, Rochester, plumber, —J. belt kJ. Davies, Liverpool, inters—J. Wheeler IL Robinson, Princes-st„ Ilanover-sg., J.Wccd t W.Wocd,Ma. Liverpool. watchmakers. SNIPPING INTELLIORNC.4 (WM 'sr Ocerespossts, ths " Ithippbt easette," AM " Li 0741 U/4.5 CASUALTIES. Anna Elsabee, from Grangemouth f or Li a b cn, has put beak. —B:ornoway, June S. Betsey, Wilson, of Blyth, hone. to Copenhagen, has been assisted back, husky, and laid on the gtountl.—Shiehle, June 7. Helen Martin, Doeherty, of Dumfries, from C o lb ert , rmunda to Limerick , put back to this harbour yfsterdsy, Wein, sustained the loss of her foreman, tormil yardr, pan e l her rigging, &c., and mu , t discharge part of her cargo repair.—Elsinore, June 2. Laura Ann, schaooer, Durrant, of Ipswfch, front M , mel fes Limerick, put in here on the Ist with cargo chattel—. Star/Lowey, June 6. Mary Ann, of Sunderland, from Cullenbore for London, was wrecked 14th inst , near Lisson, crew saved. Simon Taylor, Brown, from Jamaica for London, got upon the Shingles Sand yssterday alernoon (as repert, l in y es . terday's paper), where she still remains and mekes a gad deal of water. Assistance has been employed to lighten her, and a portion of her cargo, consistieur of 61 puncheons rum, 4 casks of sago, 2 casks bees' wax 6 bags allspice, and 3 pieces of dye wood hove been broudltt in from her, ang other boats are expected in next tide.—Margate, June 7. AURIVED. I MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Sydney, ti S W India riA Southampton India via Marmilles Boston and Hal.fax Mexico and Harannah West India Dr!. ARRIVED. June 16 0 June 28 0 June 14 June 22 June 22 J uue 25 .gtooldriat Odes" Annunass-at Graverend, June 7, from Atzaan-at Gravesend, June 8, from CAAARRA-at IlulL June 8, from COUNTESS OF SPANIEL-at Swansea. Joss 8, Iron.- Cusawrre-at Grave-end, June 7, from Catveso-at Grave.end, June 11, from Euzsarrn -at Gravesend, June 8, from EILNUT GUSTAV-at Falmouth, June 7, from Grunrena -at Newport, M., June 6, from GOLDMI Puutea-at Llverpcol, June 8, from. Malmo-off Liverpool, June 8, front Maxsataxsor lIALL -at storneway, June 3, tree MOISIGROII- at Omit, JUIN! 6, from INTINCOILE-off Falmouth, June 7, Qom ITANROZ-at Cork, June 3, from lue.va-at Cork, June 6, from Jareas-at Lynn, June 7, from Jousaans-at Newport, M., June 0, from LaGNI-at Pill June 6, :from Lemma-at Gloster, June 7, from «. ABM LOVI2A-at Plymouth, June 6, from 048 Leo-at Gravesend, June 8, from Milk licrearLs-at Wexford, June 6, from Oinuili Yuman-off Portsmouth, June 7, from Imillt MARGARET-off Wiek, June 6, from Melia , Noura--at Cork, June 6, from _Norfolk UM. Per-of Liverpool, June 8, from Marmahom Putty-at Gravesend, June 8, Iran JIMMY Roane human -at Deal, June 7, from ............ -.....- tilsila Rocuarren-off Portsmouth, June 7, from Lariat Mumma -at Liverpo 1, June 8, from Ada* Smarr TONDRRN-at Gravesend, June 8, from Daum* Sr. NtettorAs-at Newport., M., June 8, from !Won, P. Srutinea-at Plymouth, June 7 ' from Oaxaca-at Southampton, June 7, from Memel Sens Nova-off Brighton, Junes, from I. nomad Foetus-off Bristol, June 7, from .88. John's, Nile SCOTIA-at Stornoway, June 4, from Rim Tvna-at Lynn, June 6, from .3!e mei TUMOUR-at Torbay, June 3, from Nrwesetlll Vorewsi-off Liverpool, June 8, from et. Domingo Wu. lixisam--oe LitUchampton, June 7, from •uuderland BAILED. gcour-from Montrose, June 1, to ALLIANCE-a01:11 Newport, M., June 6, t 0.... Aida-from Cork, June 6, to ANIPRITRITR-from Shields, June 7, to DOMINO-from Glasgow, June 7, to Basuaawr-from Newport, M., June 6, to B. ADIDLWAN-from Liverpool, June 8, to BALILIA-dam Gravesend, June 8, to CAIOLOTTA-from Cork, June 6, to CHAILDITI-from Liverpool, Jane 6, to Commissar-kern Glasgow, June 5, to Crum-from Liverpool, Juz c 8 Oncema-from Plymouth, June 7, to 1/VOCAO RITCHIR-from Glasgow, JUDO 7, to Datormas-from Limerick, June 5, to DAMEN-from Liserpoul, Juno 8, to ELIAIN CRAWFORD-Imm Goole, June 7, te Keroar-from Hartlepool, June 6, to Emsasur-from Waterford, June 6, to EITIIMATID-from Portsmouth, June 7, to Enrzaos-from Abu - then, June 6, to Ern marsisa-from Gravesend, June 8, to Brasserie-Born Liverpool, June 8, to FILIMLAIri -from Newport, M., June 6, to Gera-from Glasgow, June 7, to Onmartax-Irons Londonderry, June 6, to GATMULAD-from ',Wilds, June 7, ........ °DOMINI-front Leith, June 7, to lIMOIRSJUDY HALL-from stornoway, June 5, to Laos Gan-from Greenock, June 6, to ' 'wow -a-from Inverkedlong, June 6. to Jose bros-from Shields, June 7, to Jasem-from Sunderland, June 6, to Janr-lrem Liverpool, June 8, to Knowsr-from Gravesend June 7, to KATI-from Goole, June 7, to Late-from Tenon, June 7, to LIVERPOOL- from Liverpool, June 8, to MONTR CAIDEID-from Gravesend, JUDE 7, to MAMBA Snart.otoss--from Gravesend, June 6, to. Many Mortars -ft OM Glasgow, June 6, t 0... MARA -DOM Moamar, June 6, to XONTRIAL -from Limerick, June 5, to Monnwummorrir -teem Limerick, Hume 6, to Maaowao-from Irmo, June 7, to ......... NAPOLLON-frrm Belfast, J Ale 6, to Name-from Newport, M., June 6, 10 NAPOLLON -DOM Plymouth, Jive 7, to NAT. TIIONPLON-from Liscrpoul, June 8, to OSPRAT-Irom Lverpoul, June 11, to Orosmo-from Liverpool, June 8, to . ORLIN-from HMI, June 7, to PLANTAWNET-from Fahnouth, June 6, to PRINCILL ROTAL-11•0111 Hull, June 7, to Praxes Aumnr-from Montrose, June 6, to PASPOR GIIDEEI.I.-froth Sw sows, June 6, to RAPID-from Kirkcaldy, Jute 7, to Rausamar-from Troon, June 7, to itacsommos-from Liverpool, Jane 8, to Si. P. PAWS-from Gravesend, June ••, to Me It. Pen.-from Gravesend, June 8, to Viscousmas CANNING -frum Gravesend, JUDOS. to Warnmart-from Gravesend, Juno 8, to W. Paws from Liverpool, June 8, to Ode liOtterdeei Hamm* ...New Udine Amino Zia* Lied* %been. Belden. Mud Yuan& Archangel ..bustun, 1 .8. Mogan ?Caplet Malta .New York .Nevr York rt Philip ...Coquimbo Quebes ..,Crum , tadt Nit Aden Mama it* Ze..Leed Pet , rslAug Week= Alebagel . , .P,ternhurg .......Dublin Ankcogd CroneLult .111. Peter sbn Memel ....AGies l ulcutb New lout Gums _Liverpool .:ew York „Arch-mod New York ..Arctarget ..New York -*ow York .Brlka (porta „Stockholm ..hingapom Rigs _Arch= .Y.ichibueto njd 0h licw 1 Newport ..New Orlaw VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Carina, of Jamey, from Buenos Ayreafor London, May 13, lat. 3$ N., lon. 39 W. CIAIM, from Bristol (or Jamaica, May 2% lat. SO, lon. S. Hot.Twooo, from Newport for St. Thumas and lloannah, N.‘y 27,1ats 46.53, 10n.13.22. Maxenearsat (barque), from Bahia for Falmouth, May 16, lat. 27 N., lon. 39 W. liana liourimu., from Pernambuco for Falmouth, Muy 21, lat. 33, lon 36. nail/tax, from Arica for Limilan, April 24, lat. 6 S., Inn. 30 W. PILNI.LOPF., from Plymouth for the t:..pe of Good 11,4 m, Aprd 10, lat. 17 S., lon. 27 W. Timm, from London for Hobart Town, April IS, lat. 12 8., lon. TS W. (Advertisement.)—RlNGWOßMS, SCORBUTIC AIN. rectiops, # MIZE SKIN DISEAREN CCIIMILII IT IiOLUMAT'S Onentaar AM, Pita.s.—ln the E utt indite, diseases of tue elan en very premien, among the natives, and Holloway's ointment and pills have been most successfully need in • variety of caws. The elhor of the Mutusaitte" instances that cf a Coolie employed in his estab liabment who was aftl!cted with myriads of ringworms, which defied all the Meerut doctors, and promised to devour the poor man talon he was even underground. Holloway's Mils and ointment were then tried, and in • month he was p?rfcctly restored to his former healthy condition and desalinate of skin.—Sold by all druggists; and at Pro. tensor Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. H HT HE. DALTOl4.—June 5, at Cheltenham, the wife et W. Dalton, Em of a daughter. DUNDAS.—June 3, at Edinburgh, the wife of Sir D. Nada, Barn, of Bteehwtod, of a son. LINGEN.—June 3, at Hereford, the wife of C. Laren, f:eq., of a daughter. MACRAR.—June 3, at Birkenhead, Mrs. Mame, of a &whirr. PARNELL—June 3, at Arbow.terrace, Oonunereial.road, the wife of the Rev. R. Parnell, of a daughter. TAUSE.—June 4, at Devonport, the wino of Commaader 11. Tama, ILN., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CLAY—MAUDE Ti.—June 5, at West-parade Chapel, Waketl,M, by the Rev. R. Newton. the Kee. C. CL,y, to Mary Catbetine, widow of the late W. Maiden, Esq., of WaketlehL DESSOROUGLI—PALMER.—June 5, at Barnstaple, North Devon. by the Rev. 8. Palmer, Laurfoce, t West son of L. De.horogflts Esq., of Grove-hill, Cam berwell, to Fanny Edgoombe, ouly daughter of C. E. Palmer, Esq., of Baratta; le. SRI fli—MlLLS.—June 4, at St. Peter's, Dublin, by the Rev. E. Close, rector of Rudy, Tipperary, W. F. Smith, Esq., only son at F. Smith, Esq., of lioraville, llondalkla, Dublin, to Frances Catherine. eldest daughter of the late M. Mills, Esq., of Collinstown, io the URIC county. WATSON—TEALE.--June 7, at St. Mary's, Southwark, by the Revs T. K. Thnnas, hear of Weybred, Suff..llr, J. Watson, E q , of Di- Gotta, eldeat eon of Capt. R. Watson, Ceylon Rifler, W eary Ana. only daughter of the lade J. Tale, keg., of Mead Rowe, Emma. DEATHS. DUCKETT.—June 3, at Helleview, Kildare, J. Duckett, E. HOLLOWAY.—June 4, at Leigh House, Lower-lte.th, Itarnnetead, Frances E isolate, youngest daughter cf the late J. Holloway, Eaq., . of East Leigh, Havant, Hants, aged 32. ) LIUGHES.—June 4, at Ramsgate, Frances, wife of E. Hagkee, Hell e aged 49. ' -- IKACHINTO9II.—Jane 4, at Walla., Lathan Robert, youngest oat of R D. Mackintosh, M.D., of Dies Field. aged 31. 13E6BORNE.—June 4, at Ely, T. bebborns, Ca t. and Adjutant alai t Cambndgeakire Rev. of Militia, aged 60. i 6ETMER.—June 6, at Hanford, Haat, daughter of 11 . H. Sera", Maq., u.P., aged V. ;# Painted mad pub/label by WlLLiam Kira Hamm et No. at, Lombard* Moak by the ety of London. Printer, at lb. uieea, to LOMbllieial. • 1a I. product of Whltetriarm— errOatorr, JIM,. II F 1 f .~;,_ ~~ ; X w . sT4 , sad = sal 1 .0 ea bei is.i .17 L' ....I .off L 1..~' ill • a 4 VI I • vu •