The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-13 00:00:00

breed at • lees • , while they placed them ander the same herdges—burdens wide had beam* intolerable, sad whisk they no Mega e .ald or would submit to. ) Let them room themselves dies, and demand the immediate midis et all disk heavy Criaid local t-ntioa. They had a right se desaM at they repudiated the idea that say .'ounce that mold be mode would bees equivalent to the pealeseles that bad bees takes from them. (Cheers.) Ns id wee &wiz diseing • moderato prolsodoa restored is sates edge, as Mr. Disraeli obssded, the ludo= hare tasted more of the sharp auks of bee Ws& Were sot all other sakes proesedag tbdr ladae try ? The America saga, thee sesta trail, seeks, bad jut pissed at the heed of their gesuessegat an earned gad sober patriot, who ,Mtsd, is his ;magegge is the swim of 7th of Mild lest : It shall be my deify to ee eseassead seek coostitetkoal demureete emigres§ as may be il d proper Ware esecesugewunt sad protection t:C ar gleat hairnets of aarMoimn _eammercer, and mass. Asiturea.' That gestbassa plead the great in terest dagriodbsee ; but their bee-trade gablieter, is the Queen's speed, dough ha mediated meaufewaree, omitted . (Hear.) He wetted that their broeV eit Ze i m a =te r ase forward sad petition ; if they would edam dimming mad be so looter supine, he did see imp& of apeigullage gill eur• sowing the steep hills o whisk it had abetted. ilory should still see them in their swan eleibed with their waving golden mantles ; they amid still be 'waded to l= they wa to il cultinte the banks of their ores peaceful Maoism instead of the 0 terer the TiOr i tat it dud be audit the B.g of pretested and numerated leg lead. (Lend churl.) At this stage of the oneeedinge, end when the skeins's we about to put the r volution, • person in the hail said, in respectful tore, " Would you allow a working am to aped, sir, Attire you put that moieties ?" The Oakum met him with an abrupt sad decided negative, gad the eta =little mosmeyllable "No" wee repeated with sten lanes by a bevy of gentlemen upon the platform. The perms then said, " Well, as a freeholder of Middlesex I have • right to be heard." NA w, however, delight geometers et the nesting. Considerable cosissios issued, which wee at keg* put ea ad to try The CHAIRMAN who said—Will yes show me to re mark that is all societies of this kind, when ponces meet for ea mew purpose sad have certain resolutisse uproot's§ in thaisumes with th ei wishes et the majority of the meeting, it is see weMs§ery is permit innovation. And I don's, I m ire rahisesdhe allow any Limeades here. (Chests ) Web'', Wags this ream kw as capon pupae, sad when you his oreemd sod see so sassy respectable, Istelligent, sad ledmigieue brawn hese mug to eseadals d eppreselos setbey de with dolt 'dere. yes alum rupee that I shall allow say basestloss. (Clean.) When the remlutioss have bees pat is doused way be re this meting, If you 'piss to COMO here sad LAM a society of your ewe yes me velem , to do so. I sow beg loan to pat the reeshatioa eiders 11014 is my hose fur pour seacties. A p ewees spas the platform here again interposed. Be o . air, This le a moot unfair preceelte,;—why don't you bear what the soma he. so isy." He append about to MAO fember obseustione, whew he was very alum sessiesely ideeragged by some eas sear him, who plaided his ems gad posed him frem Se gleam. The rolek ea was thee pat end serried. - - ILL 3 . TRUMPIR Pleil".“ the atm riesistiss: Thet Sle mesettas efeee'wlit • the Its& MB am bulbs eslessi. re by its powlshse the Sol SU be beedlotei ebb eh mimes Ole vands It arm aelostel. est So utile S act be 101 l gems Me; meddle for bwer ISM= to So bleway rent Oren home= d es aseeedi yobs sad me obleetis alb steeblesty Me the el tbe hisbenor : awl eigeo. Se* et Si dest be asequeoe al the Wes ese a ro l et u r " toed" es yea as err, lei M ill sos4 Wok en ISIS& Isms, hes Mas aimed It le gels Issesible MOS rah pews OD ow due the seise et empaelvely ussed See aid seen tweee la eentsmst levels Se • egobilueel Slue* lbe be Me e NA es hods thisto he OXII. giambeeidiesi TM Maim of Imbed had barn jeeringly asked what Shay meld expect the peasant to do for thent whim sash ores ad • aspirate panami of his own, and they wars all what maid he best fiw them, one uremia. by the 17flon ed o f the malt tax. soother by local bamboy and a tkbd by the Migaitim of • flood duty. Their arlumawks had bulled thaw sairril as IsMilas at their devoted heads, and had told them that they were as dull as the dad May Wood up, and m rapid al the owes h a n d y drowsed *dr • sad Lord Re sell conumpti Wiwi of to ;Mon oecupotiste hod bushel them with madigther. ow Nth*, scaldset maible iodate* Is suss 11111110. 71" biswesw. mat hairs@ lb' Lew or L rd I. Russoll b faro Ms gm modal, should sot bedtime to iodides la it (V Hoar, Mar." sad • lamb) The pulley of the prune goverment W bun disastrous in the extreme, and It did act require mesh foresight to predict the destitution aad distress quick had sow overtakes the headed lamest. If they leaked abroad to our ooloniss, they would fled the same diming, miming them as hero. Canada was 'Tithing soder to dues of our lrgialatioe, and the Walt ladies we,. berm 'trebly milled. Is England digitiser was spreading all mead, but our coadition, bad as it was, was not to be umpared to the mate of the plater truntret ; Imbed &radii apse this @sentry he km market; and he always thole& that to Irbh iambus would have j tined in one plubut in support of the advocates of putt c ton to maim . He nun could have believed that any body of aim w have bon so hoodltgely deed to their country an those min bad moved themeless with their pretended harangues hart/ upon their Mle u lips. To country bad undoubtedly arri at • Pate of greatness unparallet din any age. Mr. Mama lay, in his admirable history, stated that the nolibms of • no very remote period of ear biacory were timid of aonfarts that could nos@ be possemd by • modern bouris, sad that the middle claims ate bread which would now @mato a riot I. a mks workhouse. Whether it was owing to oar 'attitudes, or la *pits if them, it nu undeniable that we had noshed • point of lofty erratum. How mortifying than would it be to reflect upon the present suicidal policy of the government, and upon the foreigner chuckling over the faded fortunes of Ragland. Stub greatness as oars had ex cited the biter jea!onsy of our foreign op imes ; bat they had always England anuesilible so long as her population had remained true to theniselvee. (Cheers.) He wanted is armee theathowsver, to the startling fact, that notwithstand ing all :hey had nand, and all therwere likely to soar, the government fatanded to impose • still farther rims* oa them, la the shape of the Roads BM, now before perils. Mint. If that bill were allowed to pus into • law. 1 it would prove • most monstrous grievants to the bream la this county. Sir R Peel, in 1848, 'awaited hie Wadies of report., some modification of the Highway Act, as a slight compensation to the Croon for to with drawal of protection If Mr. Cornelia Lewis's bill ware the germiaatioa of Sir R. Peel's plan, he could *sly my that • mare loft-aboildered enspensation could not wall have been dribed. (Clem) TM tempts oasis bad been hitherto magma d eb, , Me reeling mesa el ahem had bees ateuhey hod inane& the made in 1 : 1 26 1. seems sight yet Mese wale Ihe mg pr ams mass to Wag al& the wpm, rabidly, evirmtie» arteriel pewees, tamarbas lb. area of their opseadess, and taring away bad maw meat altogether. He was for from withal; to cast a stigma apes the magistrates of thee meaty, whore he very meek respected ; but be al Illiett to ragtag powers of the nature confirmed %sashirpre posed fa inoperable heads The snot is the Wades of this (patio was the none was debt new existing apes the tells. These reads were formille 4111111 WW distant large torte yids the asentorli.. The Worst used the as lag suited their the t sow err forward with the of eidldlfieg the fusers with that debt. That welt berm been fended. The counties law inflated that miesay to their repeats taped , and the matter by whit, Wanes the trustees mad the (17here.) The geemmeent weal sever, i t s , his spielembri token ups dismasime the responabill ur tbra ar ether paraselleidad the tares bees them honad—had they sot bees basked sp by their -trate e i:helleire of lisseharr. (" Neer, hear," sad a ) The present county rating was most arousal. lir Grey, in mow to Kr. Nowell, who was speaking upon the what of MA rating, solutowledged that the unequal rating am• pained of la Ireland was precisely the ease is Begbad, only wane ; yet that very 'natural, of whisk filr Grego Grey was a umber, proposed new to enema that seed eye. ter, which would be tea times more mesons than CM toasty rates sow mid he the whale sooty. (Hear, beer.) He thought that the magistrates bad moral to do already, and they were mightily skilful, as they all knew, in the rarer of dishounteats. Moreover, the people of this country had always been rentarkabde for their ability be sod& doverameat, sal Yr. Lewis hamar referred tie that in earn, to Mr. Disesai, yet he now proposal to take the mimagement of the roads from them and to M t:oder a maple' madasery which would lead to trams doss szpoditare sad to slay shun is the way a end faveritista. (Cheers ) His opinion Imes this wee, that if the grverament would free the reads ban the pessent debt, woad Menden the proposed bill, would re. maw Me Isibeeses, would apportion the nails (saw semasigraythimg more them would) to the nets pa riahs mai* they leavened, sad remit them tio tas aege them dimseal Wh e n ld be highly &dosages*, for thou. (Chem) body tesollsd sae thole made they ealeeird perhaps 3,0001. or 4,0001. a year ; but now they weld not miler above 4001. or 5001. upon the beet of thou. Altavista( for the time he had are-f - ., he should mow eseclide by earnestly resimmeadiet sokr ties of the reselati.a which he had the hessur wpm. Mr. J. DICK, of Hayes, la sesending the vessieskri, said that after the lengthened statement at kis bird wllo had isl u eddressed them, ha need may express his a delbaiss at s that the tenant fanner were at length West's, alive to the »Aides of their situation. (Rear, hear.) Re hoped that by a lean FA. strong pall, soda pall alto gether they might mess* is lain apes goversziest sad psalmist the amid" of mesas elms air sea m. whish were rapidly bereft m desienstior the Imes sad abatises of this owner y. Let them remember Met • bold pieneney, their earafe oar wk.. ihreowdcea yew be eveille. _ Trneobara was Sea per sad wed re Mr. W. /ODIUM pre dr NO raidadri 'Gat the farm ef the Thriel tir. bora arreall the egarisa et free trade cribs mar el pyre hark Ns ef aaae air rel. reperima aa eiretailan ef air sr Mimi • tat • reallar hv thus team Itsweerdwa. vide Oa yaw Metes el Males aad eat err ea errs Ida with re lon harerree er e W le r themeteee hr away ermabetra daidst. X le the Gls mote, that • wish, INgget•dg an =pi I le Iffilabity seami jut tam Oa gran Ns. tgagralegilm steer esmer umg. Ha sail Asa if ha tai asassltad his wees lipeilags he Amid mat hem airs • peardwan part in the peewit pneeedinge e hat e daddy that Veneer wee e et of ad.'s% ass bow ta then awe or ler, and hiving been ape. dally Wird, he trusted that ho should not be looked op a as as intruder. (Bear, hear.) Be believed that n• rads had bra merely a topis of avow nuke tat 1 1831), when tlw Liaise was sitablialtal IS do away with what Ns amours were planed to term pestados. Whin Mr. Cobden ad his party tab the mitts la led, the peissiple milky spook sod what wilk Mete ail ether bakes meat of the ISO misd, • npid rule was lade of what ?es= the ef the leaded lama and the temestkoners. Ia 542, the estratry =thrall mkt may ems, sod Peel wee idled late *Moe. Of emus, ham tog tkatla met do senteliling ezneordnarr to tothe the weedzykom its perilous pea les, bang faith it almost thet wet a my, with an isms' see te its so hisegooks debit • ef ten est n wind alaw "as ed he dagemk wen propmkg • amai km, Una be a War ruder to the people, and le make it ge does with the monsfeemers, to spied it Ines the lead sod bans of tees trade. (Chong.) Now that breed sad butter was all, safortaandy, takes hum the Moot femme, (Hear, hear.) The thing was ass met swildisty lent hi degrees. Fine an smilers. dee 14W. wee= telteiseir mg the lasoollo tax, and *at wee by the Miff. The flat asp was whop l eil t yl i tir Mans te pails opinion, whit% was then Maki mush in that direetka. The insane tax was anewity—there wen no other seam of restoc ks t▪ he Slues of finance, but the tariff was • that sever or expected until it ems suddenly sun the Its( It mme , in feet, like a thief In the night ; even the lossigues bad not expected it, but Sir Robert Peel odneissesd it as • bus to the trading times. (Incur, ilme.) At first its evil tendensies were sot fairly POf t but now believed the knows were ill e V i issolimd what he t tie tariff really meat. (Load Km, Sr.") lie would give the menu a law SUB M low them what had token pan, and it Richt serve is alga of fantasied what was yet to tea,. (Hear, hear.) Akita of his whom he had asked for • Mw pettlealus bad. ihenhited bias with ems den which would enable the kisses to fass we idea se to the enormous qualities ef pro- Miami whisk wen meant late this nutty. ThewWlem of proddeos from Jan 8:h to Ma 9th hid been g r arraign of bona ; 12,866 casks of beef ; 13,168 tab of port; 134 casks of ham ; 3,232 casks and 12,644 kegs of led ; and all this late the port of Leaden slue. (Her, Ser.) In Liverpool there had bees entered daring the mee pitied 11,666 peeksges of !mon, 16.621 cookie' beet. 6,190 oaths of pork, 126 casks of lama, and upwuda of 24,000 cons sad ken of lard. Now, the vane of these items weeded 400,0001, std thy amounted to 11,000 tees weight, .11 of fitiebta_ provisions (Hear, hear.) If they added to this about 40,000 toss of potatoem, together with a variety dottier artistic they might tom a sort of anitesate erinsate of the mast to width their interests bad seared. (H. sr, err.) The free trade degas was, that it was imma terial ~ter or not this country grew owns, and that in reality the uneaten' Warm ought to be voted a nullity. (Hest, Sur.) If thief/. west on ea they did at pas nt for a meek keyyw period, that intense would la reality be a nul lity. (Mesa.) Some etotheted them by lulu, that while we 'took forties earn, forrignen took our mosakolson, and to such an extent that a impetus would be its to trade suflicient to &both ell the gantlet labour Of Se ms toy. Every one was to boom prawns. work was to beam abundant, and workhouse llllgbt be dis *mutinied. Mr. MONTGOMERY—No, no ; that was sot prombed. Mr. ANDREWS—Nano he we painting the ease in Nina • little too florid. (Hear, bear.) His belief was, that if the course of that fr. e trade was not arrested, the best linnets of the country would be jeopardised ; sad he eases /award that day to lead his humble assistance to prevent sub a unhappy cumulation. (Cheers.) He had alluded to the prognostic* ed the advocates of free trade. He would neer call ette sin to i s Mud results. He would se the 'Ahura; moo what Dealt did he de rive from the tensed pikes. (A Fenner "We eat give him week.") Did he find his means of pertinent the unsomies of life, his capital, in feet, increasing ? (Hear, bone.) Oa the outran, did he not find that, cheap a Fro thiest were, his °Meaty in getting those provisions was =thaa when every one had a fair remuneration for his (Hear, hear) If they looked at what might be edied the naked bone and sinew—he meant the middle dams of this ceuntry—they would see people who case had greparty with their mesas wasting away. Let them po mad the country towns, aad see the amber of gimp thou were shut up, showing that there must be some this g teaks la the system. (Hear, hon.) There was once a time Sou if a man had COMM= industry, and some little mass, he sight always make sure of • living, but a period was fast approaching when such things would be humble. Let • man do what he would, the competition which was daily springing up on every side would prevent his gettias soy Mara. (Hear, bear.) It was invidious, N speak of pancake breathes of trade, bat he singe at what competition was doing In his own (7wit) bodoess. This was a wed. which was esti mated le employ ninety million of capital, and yet, if they travelled Attu* the country, they would find that half the mills had mead wahine. (Hear, bear.) Why so? In conseqessei of • ecompetision which until now bad has. Seemed of. They had certainly expected flour Iron Amass, as it was with that ammodity the Americans paid fer our madianred goods ; but to their utter astonishment Frau* had, within the last nun mo-ths, become a shipper of flour to this country. It was estimated that 26 per cent. of the floor now used in London muse Iron France. (Loud cries of " Rear, hear.") They should remember that no utter what might be the description of previa:oos, whether meat, or cern, or cattle, all imported produce deprived the farmer of emotes, and the labourer of work ; ad that, eessequendy, the rein must ramify through all dames of *grinners' society. If they went to the country gatlemen, they heard of nothing but retrenchment and economy, and so it went ea downwards, until at last it must ter minate Ia the utter rain of the poor. (Cheers) The re venue returns bed recently been published, and they heard much eugrataktires on the &tuba there lead bess as increase cf about a million is the Cliltolso. He did no. see in that any evident,* of increasing posterity. Let theta look on the other elate of the picture. Then was • falling off of 140,0001. in the ineome-t a defied which, be it num bered, represented des of name. (Hear, hear.) What an mount of crippled means throughout the nanny did not thatielling off repreeent. (Hear, hear.) He would next attempt to show them the 'went to which fen trade was affecting the pries of one. From Feb. 6, to March the kb of the present year, then had been imported into Idifferent ports of the United Kingdom 666,000 quarters of wheat, 143,000 quarters of barley, 33,383 quarters of oats, 1t7,769 of rye, 23,356 dress. 8 575 of beans, 392,000 of melee, 13.674 of rye and 878,798 hundred weight of flour. (Hen, hear.) This be thought would account to nine event for the increase in the customs, for, however small the duty was, and be believed it was only a shilling, such im mense impartation mast tell sentibly on the custom (laths. Bat while the *atom were benefited, the foreigner found a market, ant the home producer was destroyed. (Cheers.) In one week alone we had imported 10,000 quarter of wheat, 10,000 of barley, 3,500 of beans, and 15 000 of rye. He only bored that suck tuts se these would crease the farmers to take a little interest is their own affairs, and before it was tee late to apply te the legislature for some alteration. Two .orris Wkmei suggested. One was, that the anthems es lad *said be Wined ; and the other was, that they thenii Morn to maiden. With regard n lessening the bestir at laza_ .116 Moult had tried all he could, but the Mum of CIMINO@ was ',idea ly determined not le gin any relief in that direction. With regard to the ether pont. he was firmly convinced that they might ch ina a ratan to protection but he feared that the pant ens cat the time for thi accomplishment of their object. They mna beer in mind that the present House of Common bad canal free trade, and consequently from it they could expect se ukase. (Hear, hear.) Mr. I. WASH in seconding the reioliiio that sok* had ever been SI hardly dealt with as the teushinser. He had taken land, subject to ..train bur dims oat at a certain teat, and since then changes had beat rode by the leglelatue, whit% made him wholly in. able to beer dame beethise. He would not take up their time ley malliatt s p speseb. but merely say that he ex pleb* any little km the pawn House of Commas. Is la udniss senses wail be to petition her *dory to Simi the present Issee of Common and to call to gether a new ewe. (Gnat theorist) Oa the question Wait pat, Mr. MONTGOMERY, a ougistrate of Breutford, asked permission to make a few observations, but was mist by a general uproar, and cries of " Ne, no.' The CHAlRMAN.—Geadanea, it matters not to as., is the situation I. which I am placed, whether the speaker be a magistrate or a poor man. (Cries of " Bravo.") I have told you before that as you have been kind enoegh to plea* me here is a mooned& titration I will sot allow any inno vation from any man. (Cum.) At the meelasion of the Chairman', observations the up. roar was renewed. The knots on the platform crowded rand Mr. Mostgoesery, sad sommened hustling him. At last one of them (Mr. Names, jun., 005 to the chairman) took Ids by on head, and putting the other round his waist, tubed him lisday of the platform. This proceeding caused a gempati maks is the body of the meeting. Abo u t fifty gam= rushed bus the back and breathe Mr. Idoettemery bath la Several suisuu erred out, " far," " him a beeriag." At length the CHAIRMAN again interposed, Mist the yams tree escluairoly a yeoman's nesetre M that nese hat yeomen should ad d ress it. He nee Mr. Meetgetaley, Int be hoped it would not go forth frees that issettag that they bad been interrupted by that gratletnen, lost the lord lieutenant of the county might lyt Muted to watch him oat of the liet of lese(streeee. (Oh !oh I) Re thought it was time to being the basins= to a mediation, and should, therefore, put the th i rd resolution to the mean Mr . fiONTOOMRRY.—I wish to pewee an amenduwat, and I am sot to be allowed to do so. (Heat, hest, and The reeehation wet then put and speed to. Mr. ATKINS mead the fourth romolnion. se fellows: That this mandag, gebelpelly d lemmt-Immere, pewee mile/ bpi I I • sr most grades, Cleum Ind pod attashnent Mho sesnisantn. Uwe& tomewit bed his. w h alin g wok Amp mint asuman ladianase la Nth lames of 0111 el Ms ameatry,* trey of time whet weresenninei the 2111ftlei etnralese **dem sad yeteragee— a etrimelmes wlisa shisysevilei amply elsp!mm He coupleinvd of the pressure of the incises tax upon the fuse-r, who, no matter whet might he his loans, was Meted at hall hie rental. He congratulated this country on the c .mparative quiet it har , eajo. id while throw a were being overthrown ; sad trusted that fanners who had been Arm eupportvre of the thron. , w nag main) kaa indit fueaos a• the hauls of people to authority. Mr. JORDAN, in we .nding the rev lotion, swum d his conviction that no good could be d. ne with the present House of Commons. Let them ad eta the Qom, and be wit sort hie blipatv would !ken to the v. ice td hes people. (Cneers ) It oat Wales., to m he lobe speeches aleutt sari , %literal dieters; the qui thin n as the remedy. Tt.at r medy was anew p irl• ant a - . (Lori et. re.) This remlutioo wit* alto agreed to. Mr. PuLimis muved, earl Mr. ',Haulm wooded, the presentation of a p►tition embodying the sham resolu tions ; filer which thanks were voted to the chairman ; and the lasting separated. FREE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS AT BIRMINGHAM. Yesterday, the foundation atone of a building to be &weed to the porpoises of • free ied•thriel whoa, war hag i s o s o.elsost, Biratinghes, by M. D. 11111, Q.C., the reorder of the bwough, is the proems of the mayor, the clergy, sad • large number of the ambers of the Mena; rabble bodies I. the borough. The- school is it boded to eceemzeodete one hundred boys sad girls, desti. tuts Andrea of all denomination., ,ho bed& bo as b.. emoted is useful leornlag. will also be provided with the mesas of obtaining they hvelibood in after life, and thee it is wisely endeavoured to prevent crime by a timely eppli cation of the Wirings of adscation. •• THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 13 1K49 IRELAND DUBLIN, APRIL 12. Mr. Butt is to address the jury tmday in Mr. Duffy's ae, Yesterdsy, the same mitten,' were ezandaed as at the last Intl, and the proceed age were by no moans interesting. It is thought that the jurors will not be unanimous. One of them was a prominent member of the Repeal Association. There are in all Ave erholics on the jury. Mr. Twialeton has returned here, and was at the poor law office yesterday. In emelt. mein aid prof eat be given up, there can be no impropriety is Mr. Twheeton resuming his teener post. An income tan is looked upon as almost certaie, in consequence et the course pursued by certain of our Irish members. There is much curioaty to learn the purport of Lord J. Russell'. communication with our representatives upon next Wtdoesday. PROVINCIAL HAMPBIIIII6 ELEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS OT CHARITY MONEY POCIATISD BY sus Hay. EARL OF OVILI/701D —A COI , respondent says :—'•ltome excitement exists in Winchester respecting the dropping off • life ea which a lease was held acne of *aimed tithes of St. Cross's Roapital, mid which haiku( now taken place. The tee to be paid to the heapital for the renewal of the Mese is about 13,4401. which is to be shared amongst the saster, chaplain, stiward, and the brethren of the hospital. Each of the 13 brethren will re ceive tempos, in the pound, or 1201. &pine ,• the chaplain sad steward siapeum in the pound, or 3601. a-piecie ; the master, the Reveresd the Earl of Guildford will receive les. 10i. in the pound, or 11,5201. One of the brethren, named Ashford, has died bins the life dropped oil, bat before his death he signed the renewed leash and hie share will therefore be handed over to hb widow. The utmost gamey has been observed by all con nected with the hospital respectiop the lee fa quer ion. More then onlicary atteotion has been excited to the re newal of the lease in the neighbourhood of St. Cross la con sequence of the management of the hospital having been recently the subject or remark by the public press." HEREFORDSHIRE. _ _ _ _____ INCENDIAILT FIRES.—A man and a boy have been somaittell fur trial on a charge of causing the recent incen diary Amin Ihrefardaiiirc 'Ruoff. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The first of the series of "grand classical concerts," ' 1 which have been arranged for the appearance of J. nny Lind, in con-equence (it is understood) of her d ter mination to abandon her career as an actress, took place last evening. It consisted of the music of Mozart's "Flag° Magico," omitting only the reci tatives and such portions as ere sot practicable in the form of a conceit. The performers wet. placed on the stage ; the principals in the front, and a numerous chorus behind them. The instrumental orchestra occupied its usual place. The theatre was quite full. Tue performance of dramatic roue, diverted of its accessories of action and scenery, must always be in jurious to its effect; but, on the other hand, a series of such concerts as those now set on foot will pro bably afford the lovers cf musio an entertainment of a much higher order than they had any prospect of obtaining had Jenny Lind continued on the star. Instead of a rei eration of two or three trite operas—the " Sorinambula " and "Lucia," and the " F.glia del Reggimento," we shall have the music of a number of the greatest masterpieces of the lyrical drama, executed so as to gratify the most fastidious taste. A listenet., who knows the opera, can supply in some measure the dramatic accessories by the re? of his imagination ; and those to whom the piece new, can prepare themselves for enjoying it by a little previous study of the libretto and the music—an expe dient which we In gto recommend. In the part'oular instance of the "Flout* Magico," it happens that the music does not lose much by its separation from the drama. A great deal of the music has long ha i the highest popularity in E gl.nd, while the opera itself is to this day almost unknown. And ro it will al ways remain, for every attempt to perform the piece in this country, either on the Italian or the English stage, has utterly failed in consequence of the nature of the subject. In Germany it is regarded u an allegory, full of deep and myatical meaning, but everywhere else it seems mere absurdity and child ishnees. In France, the attempts to bring it on the stage have been as unsuccessful as among ourselves. Mozart saw something in the subject that a German only could see, for be has drawn from it his brightest and most beautiful inspirations ; and, happily, their brightness and beauty can be enjoyed without the aid of the worthless drama with which they are ema ciated. The overture, a solitary instance of the furled style, applied with felicity to the magic of the stage, is universally admitted to be quite unrivalled. A critic has espressively called it "the despair of com posers." We have never heard it more finely executed than on this occasion; and not only it, but the whole of the instrumental performanoe, did the utmost honour to Mr. Balfe and his orchestra. Of the numerous vocal pieces we an notice only a few of the most remarkable. The bird-osteber's song, "Dente, d eel roccellatue " was sung by Belletti with great liehtneei and spirit. The scene, of the ' Queen of Night," " Non paventar," was sung by Mdlle. Lind in a eaanner that surprised even those who were acquainted with her powers. It is probably the most &Monk vocal exereiee in existence, ending with a chain of rapid divisions rising to the height of F in altiseinw. These she attacked and conquered without the smallest ap parent effort, and with a voice clear and ringing as a bell. The air was encored with soclamatione. The beautiful and comic quintet, "Hm ! hm ! probe mend; was delightfully sung by Mdlle. Lind, the Muses Williams, Bordas, and Lablache. The two tersettes foe female voices were nicely given by Ma dame Grimaldi, Mille, Pokeio, and Mdlle. Cusloni, three ladies hitherto strangers to us. The celebrated " Qui edegno" was given by Coletti with great sim plicity, and loudly encored. The most ex quisite thing of the tannin was Jenny Lind's performance of the air, "M, lo so;" it was the very soul of melancholy, breathing in liquid mur murs so soft that they seemed to be felt, rather than heard, amid the dead silence of the audience—a g len*, that was followed by a burst of rapturous ap p/sose. The pretty litie duet, " Pa, pa, pea," was gives by Md ll e. Lind and Lablache with quaint and graceful humour. Belletti's air, " 0 oolong*, 0 tor torelle," was deservedly enomed. The grand finale of the opera, most splendidly sung by all the prin cited performers and the chorus, concluded the concert. CLERICAL TEN Rumor or Mencitaeraz will hold an ordination In the wise civarch ur Preston, on Trinity Saadi, (3rd June) His lordship has licanmed the new chorea of SaWt jo in , Lytham', near Preston, for the perforesiutoe of divine eagles, mail a asecncion. Paarsaumwra.—ltev.J.Dtxon, to St. Karp C., Leicester, din. Peterborough. Rev. D. H. B. PAOIIY, to Barrough-on-the Rill R., Lek., dip. Peterb. ; 433 L, with regidenee; pat., Rev. 0. H orns b y ; Bo v. T. Hanbory des Also to Ssinerby V., dio. Peterb.• 224 L, with residence; pat., Rev. G. Borcaby; Rev. T. Honesty dee. Rev. J. Ham, to he chaplain to the Manehleter General Cemetery Cowpony, Harporney. NAVAL. ADGINALTT, Await. 12.—Awrourntaarts.—Wattor.—T. W. 80LT/ow. oindrsted to Hi4loutoio. Mu or's-Assistaato.—R. T. N. Notes and B. J. YOUNG Piagard. _ _ _ WOOLWICH, APRIL 12.—Lightning, it. v., Mut er c m . raandin2 May, has been ordered to att•ad at Grimsby at the openineot the docks, when his Royal Highness prince Albert will be present. The Lightning is to Garry with her lour 6 pounder brus guns far saluting.—Ba.iliA, et. sloap, has been taken oat af dock, alai it is expected that both this vessel and the Niger will I.ave tw Devcnport in a few days. MILITARY. TiR FIRST DIVISION or Tea 87tH Poo? having Gm- Invitel o,‘ la nal the Plasetti-net, oa art It% Inst., at Crs coal, sallel yist-rd y for Calcutta. Tha teal-quar t, I flivi i m of this ftra4iesont arilt eabark about the 20th was - . for Calcutta. SPORTING. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. Draw ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. swgramum—Taviiimior. to 1 as NooTrikirt -- 3 to 1 apt lOrwtoming this TWO =OMANI the Two Thourrad Chdasu. MILLS STAHEL 7te opt Bosoyeomb (t) 4 HANDICAP. 11 to 1 opt Do.thearjo 14 1 Punta (t) 40-1 — B I 40 1 CUP. 15 to 1 opt Jodi o' Sot Ilsto 1 opt Bloshw 141 1 Chastkdoor (t) SO 1 lody Wlld.lr 20 —1 Bothalaw 36 —1 Pot7.o'.doy-807 DERBY. 20 to 1 opt Matey (t) 50 1 Pito Wog 1000 —l3 Veleetees (t) 1000 —lO Nonuatoo (t) AT. I to 1 apt 14iia7 - 11iiiiii -- lISTROPOLI • to I apt ammo •—1 Peepe.Dayaoy (t) a 1 1/lalamsber a 1 Lap/ (t) 6 to 2 apt Mtn Dotelumen 6—l Newt k (t) 11-1 Tadao, 14 —1 Romposab THIII Senscurrion PlAiieTtiol; for 3-yr-olds, Itst 121 b; *liar, Bet 71b ; five, 94; ail and seed, 9st 31b. The winner to be sold for SOD sows., if desand,d, the. D.Y. °apt. Lowther% need; $ yrs (Doekersyl t lewd Ezetor's lltserne. I yrs (Bortiolowow 2 Sir 8. they's Iteardileo. 8 yrs .......... ............... .. E. Slurp 3 Yr. 1 : Dears Ova% 3 yrs (liltervissr) 4 Betting: 7 t. S sass Putouts, 6 to 1 mast St. Leger. 6 to 1 east Ulysses, 6 to 1 eget Cayenne, and 8 to 1 eget Paladin. The manias was used. to the a irtis by Bastilion, it was then takes up by Pitcola, who won cleverly by • length. Run in 1 min. 46 sae. Swilirnadas of 100 mom each, h ft, for 3 7r-olds ; colts, Bst nn ; Ms. Set 41b. 31b allowed, sto. D.M. (16 tube.) Yr. A. MAW Nonnykirk ... (F. Butleri 1 Lard Orbits She ILisf aismeat . (Pistil= 2 Lord Strelliseests Ilk (8. Rosen 3 lord lineeerts eby Veltgre eat of Velveteen .7(llartholuseevr) 4 Sorting : 6t02 on Nuenvkirk. Sir Lauhostt4 mode slow running to the new gnand, where the other horses closed with Wen and they ran trgettier, Nunnykirk taking the lead, which he 'maintained to the end, winning cleverly by a length: a length and a half between Fire King and Sir Lanneeloe. It.,n in 1 48 wee. 8111131nTaina of 60 son. cock h ft; for 3-yr-old SSW, et 710. T.Y.C. (8 auto.) Wise liallenra at. Weans u. isiteesOnea (Malaise) Sett*,: 10 to 8 on St. Rosalie, who mikado all Wm mains, net non In s pater, Ran in 1 min. 18 tea. _ ilwaaraiais. of 60;;;;. each, b ft; for 3-yr-old oohs, 7.1); fillies. 84 21b, which never won before the time of closing. DK. Mr. Gratiriakes Itachtster, Set 11b (S. Maas) 1 Calomel Snaua's Bon-boo, let 10ib Malaita) 2 Mr. Combea fby Bay bluldlittaa oat at Ottani, l it 121 b. (W. Cotton) S Betting : 6 to 2 on Rochester, who made nearly all the running, and won in a canter by two lengths. Run in 1 min. 47 me- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - SWEBPSTAILIS of 10 son. each, for 3-yrs-old, 7M 71b ; four, Bst 121 b ; flee and upwards, 9.1 3lb ; mares and geldings allowed 31b; the whiner to be sold for 200 son if demanded, &c., and &Downtime if to be sold for less. D.M. (7 subs.) Mr. Genoa% Qacen Mary, 3 yrs, Tit 71b. (Mal 1 Mr. Verity's Mbitebme, 4 yrs, 7st Mb (May 2 Mr. Roaers's Marquis of Olnatiana, yrs, fut 7lb (Doekeray 3 The weather was favourable, and the company, from tf e eaxiery to e.e the new Dsrdy favourite make Ms first appear ance, larger than on either of the preceding days. The esti» interest of the racing centend in one race, which, it will be men, came off in favour of Nunnykirk, but not in the style la which his admirers hod anticipated ; this may be in ferred from the betting on the Derby, 9to 2 lining been taken before the race, and 6to 1 laid atter it. Offers to ti t he 5 to 2 about Flyieg Dutchman, and 6 to 1 about Tadmur. Nuntiykirk recedrd to 2 to 1 for the Two Thousand Guineas fink. a, and Honeycomb found favour at sto 2. The Metro politan betting show, no change, except in Lugar, who has been backed at 6 to 1. _ _ The Jockey Cl , to have resolved that in &tare the ett•ranee , or plates shall not exceed 'hue ssvereigns. Nothing hes been settled with regard to the alterations tat the racecourse law intelngence. SHERIFFS' COURT—YESTERDAY. Betty Mr. Marlashariff HurtleS. FALSE IMPRISONMENT. COOPER V. COLONEL MORE. This was a writ of inquiry to users the amount of damages in an action to recover compensation for an assault and false imprisonment, the def.' dent heeleg enftered judgment by default. Damages were laid at 2,0001. Mr. Malay, in stating the olOntirs rue, odd that his client wu a weak and infirm old man, in a hunib'e sphere of lire: and the detendant, Colonel Home, had at one Va., been commanding officer of the Buts Fusilier Guards. The cir unadances which gave rise to the cause of the present action were shortly these, and they occurred so far back as the month of March, 1845. At that time Camel Home had a house in Park-road, Regent's•park, which he gave up or let to the plaintiff, but he still coetioued to reside there in the character of • lodger. Some ill-feeling arose be tween them, and eventually the colonel charged the plaintiff with having stolen several articles. Tne plaintiff wee examined on that charge at Queen-square police court, and the nresid ng magistrate there sent him for trial at the Middleux &salons; but upon the trial the charge broke down from want of evidence, and the judge, Mr. Serjeant Adams, directed an acquittal. The learned counsel said that, in truth, there was no foundation whatever for this harsh charge ; but Canted Home had got it up with the view of Inducing the plaintiff to abandon certain proceedings which he had taken, or was abut to bike, against him. Evident* was given as to the imprisonment. The plaintiff was in enstody six hours before committal ; and in Clerken• well Prism he was detained flee days before trial. The learned Under-Sheriff would recommend the jury not to heed what the learned mun e. had stated abut the de• temdeaGaviss maliciously set the criminal law in motion to *Min some personal object, for it was not proved in the evd donee, and it wri• a serious allegation to make against say one. Itseemed strange th 4 the plaintiff should have allowed (oar years to slimes without bringing the ease to tn.]. Mr. Mrlbtr said he nerd not mind disclosing the fact that the plaintiff bad been in prison ever sines, and he wee at that time, though in court, in the custody of an officer. The Under-Sheriff said that did not alter it. However, acting only on the evidence, the jury would cotsider what amount of injury the p:aintiff had sustained, and give him COMMOWIIIIII4II damages. The jury band fee the plaintiff—damages 501. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT—YEBTIRDAY. More Mr. Jambes unitarian. JI7DOMENT ON J. CANIWAT. Joseph Cashway, who was convicted on Wednesday of shooting at a girl named Emma Tyler, was brought up far judgment. His lordship observed that, after a careful con sideration of ell the facts of the case, with a view to see if there wen any mitigating circumstances, he was =able to dad any each in the prisoner's Savour. He had, without any assignable motive or excuse, discharged a pistol, leaded with gunpowder and a bullet, close to the face of the prose mark, a..d it ma by the moat merciful interposition of pro vidence that her life was not destroyed. Happily for the prooecutrix and for him also, this dreadful result did not take place, but his conduct had exhibited such a disregard of human life and suffering as imperatively called upon the court to pass such a Neatens, as would be a waraiag to others in similar circumstances. The prisoner was then ordered to be transported for f .urteen years. P OLICE - YISTBRD AY . WORSHIP-STREET. LINCH LAW IN BITHNAL-0111111.—Mary Loon and Norala Sheen, two wild, truculent-looking Irishwomen, were charged with having been concerned, with others not in cus tody, in the following daring outrage at the house of Mr. Orme, a general clothier, in Club-row, Bethnal-green. It appeared that Mr. Orme supported in his how the child ea man who had been in his employ for • long period. The mother of the child died a abort time ago, ands her last momenta she repeated Mr. Orme to protect her infant. He willingly undertook to do so, bat the child had not been low under kis root before an unfounded rumour was urged that he did not treat it properly. Oa Monday afternoon he had scud m to leave home, and he had scarcely gone out when the two prisoners clamorously nude th, it way into the how, sad is menacing terms demanded of the shopwoman that the child shoald be immediately delivered up to them. Bentsen, the shopwoman refused ephatic. with this request, nukes she had th e m sanction of the little father • and after attempting to force an entrance into an inner apart ment where the child was playing,. the prisoners made a retrut, vowing wpm* upon Bodeen and the prosecutor. In the oourse of an hour they returned to the house with nearly a score of other Irishwomen, and followed by a mob of between 200 and 300 of the lowest and most disorderly characters in the distriotaboating and making • terrible distur bance and having forced their way into the shop, commenced deliberatelyi sacking it of nearly all its contents, consisting of women's gown pieces, stockings, and other articles of hither. dasher', a gust portion of which they redacted to fragments in the shop, and the remainder they dung through the door way amongst the mob. They then commenced • violent attack upon the shopwomen, and whilst this outrage was being committed the woman Loney and two or three others made their way wad to • back window of the house, which they Wad open, sad, having thus obtained entrance to the room where the child was, carried her forcibly off. The whole of them then quitted the house in a body, but sent the child beck the same evening, and she now continued under the are of the prosecutor. Both the prisoners were positively identified as having taken as active part in the outrage ; atm the man Taylor, the child's father, and the little gild herself, who wen also examined, both deposed that the child had experienced the most kind and affectionate treatment from Mr. Orme, and that there were not the slightest groan& for the imputation which had given rise to this e attack. When ailed upon for their the prisoners main tained that they had gaol reason for believing that the little girl had been W-treated, and that, as the child was mother less, they felt themselves perfectly justified in acting as they had done fur her protection. Bingham mid that no one could have believed that such a monstrous and lawless proceeding could have taken place amongst a civilised community, and even had it been the fact that the child had really suffered (ram ill-usage, the were wholly unwarranted en taking the Isw into their own ' m os. He felt that he should not be doing his ditty If h did not inflict upoo them the highest amount of penalty it was in his power to impose, namely, 51., and in default they mast each stand committed fora term of two months to the Holum of Correetioa. RAILWAY NEWS. THURSDAY EVENING. SHARE LIST.—LoNDorr. APRIL 12. Neva.-114 %ENNA= et Uses la Noma deseN• Edna HammMrs: lbws of Ilan IA Beaks WRNS prima PAID. llamas t &Waters A. Nag a. N Yo. 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Da. ritarlea., 11 4 45 GLSess4 4 / 3 W_33l(lrs 1 144. 110 (11.1144114 of ,&ad 136 40 Do.Noo 495 .... . 36 De. (m. ... . .... : . 163 51p. 34 Do. New 30L 31 4343. 14 Do. Newlf.l. lit p. 541 Groat Water' 3 4 64 Do is/sorts 44 411 23 De. 4 iharat. 1194 23 Do. FLOW. 1174 144 15 Do. Now 171 . ..„ 1124 30 Huddersllo4ll4lailk4 10 Do. d.. lairds I 63 nallaad 80132 24 AL I guru 48 64 ... -._ RAILWAY MEETINGS. MIDLAND. Special Meeting of Shareholders in Scotland.--Olasgow, April 9.—Mr. KINNEAR in the chair. This meeting was held for the purpose of co-operating with the Liverpool temporary committee of shareholders to investigate the niseaftensent of the affairs of the company. After some preliminary diicu lion, The CHAIRMAN said that certain resolutions bad been. proposed, which he would read. Tt ey were to the eff et first, that the meeting should toncer in the appointment of an independent and impartial committee, to make a thorough investigation of the company's book., &c., and to report to a special meeting to be called for the purpose; second, that the come:tines should have prwer to entpl.l a professional rccountant or accountants, to assist them in their investigation of the affairs of the company : third, that the directors be requested not to interfere in the re election of the committhe of investigation; and fourth, that ftue gentlemen be a committee to appoint. gentlemen as mhenhers of this committee of investigation to represent the scotch shareholders. Mr. BROWN suggested that the third resolution should be expunsed. Mr. PAGET said the meeting might appoint one or two persons to represent them in the meeting at Derby. Mr. LAMOND said, it bad been suggested that there was a prospect of the chairman being at Derby at the meeting. He was sure trust the Glasgow ehareholiten would be satis fied if he should take the pmxi-s, and take part in investi gating the proceedings of the Midlend directors. Mr. WHYTE amid that, if he understood the matter ' , aright, the directors did not wish to nominate the com mittee, but they wanted a respectable, icilitentisl, end ahle committee appointed. They said that they would we the ' proxies it men were put in notoriously inimical to them. They wished to have some respectable persons appointed who were connected with no party. He understood that Mr. Brown would a'so be in Derby on the 19th instant. He would beg to augers% that the meeting resolve to give their proxies to Messrs. Einneer, Brown, and Lamond, and that they go to Derby to represent them ; and alter the assurance that they had got from the directors, he was sure they would listen most fare urab'y to these gentlemen. Mr. GIBBS woooded the motion of Mr. Whyte. Mr. PAGE P suggested that the Glasgow gentlemen, the Liverpool gentlemen, and the directors, welt meet previous to the general meeting at Derby, and perhaps they might arrange a committee before going to the meeting. Mr. WYLIE was quite agreeable to carry out the sug gestion of Mr. Page•. Mr. LAMOND objected to his being one of the com mittee. The CHAIRMAN proposed Mr. Woieen's name in place of Mr. Lomond's. The resolutions, with the exception of the third, were then unaninmply carried ; and Messrs. Kinnear, Brown, and Watson appointed to represent the shareholders of Scotland at the meeting at Derby. Votes of thanks were then given to Menrs. Paget, Hutch inson, Wylie, and the chairman; after which the meeting separated. SOUTH EASTERN. Ad pureed Flalf-yearly iteeting.—London, April 12. Kr. eOlO.OOl/ m the chair. The CHAIRMAN said—Gentlemen, I have to inform you that the committee of proprietors to inquire into :the affairs of the company, appointed at the hall early meeting held on the Bth of March last, communicate d to the direc tors, by a letter dated the 3d instant, that they should not be prepared to make their report to the shareholders to-day. The directors, therefore, to avoid giving unnecessary trouble to the proprieiors in attending Isere to-day, issued a letter to them, under date of the sth instant, acquaint ing them that the meeting to be held to-day would assemble only pro formd for the purpose of a further adjournment. And I have now to move, " That this meet ing be further adjourned to the 17th day of Msynext, at one o'clock in the afternoon precisely, at this place" (Bridge-honse Hotel). 2 that time, we learn from the committee, they will be f y prepared to snake their report to the shareholders. Mr. RENSHAW having seconded the motion, it was pat and earned. The meeting then adjourned. MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY EVININO. The payment of the advance on the deposit of the coupons cf the Mexican Bonds, which became due on the lit January, 1847, which has been advertised by the agents of the Mexican government, continues to be a vexed question on the Stock Exchange. The idea of making an advance subject to a charge of 4 per cent. interest for an indefinite period is naturally scouted, and, in consequence, a meeting of some of the principal dealers in Mexican Bonds was held to day, James Capel, Esq., in the chair ; when it was agreed to represent to the agents, /desert , . John Schee:der and Co., the dissatisfaction that is felt at the complexity of the proposed arrangement for the payment of the dividend in question, and to request that it might be modified. It would appear that the simplest course would be to ply 2 per cent on account of the arrears on the bonds, on a deposit of the firs) overdue coupon, giving the holders an acknowledgment of the remaining 10s. per cent., to be paid out of the firet remittances. It is hoped tt at this remonstrance will bs listened to, as the 'siring scheme of pas meet seems quite impracticable, and will not be accepted. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—larnitrom., Arum 12.—The market to-day was dull. but prier* did not alter. The sales were about 5,000 bales, issinding about 1,500 on export ilincunerea, Arum 12.—Since Toe day we have had ream an lamed feeling in our market. All descriptions of light Mites, suited for India, continue to good demand. Tae rice of Twinday last are hilly maintained. Ot.r yarn market le much Le prwesed, win% a tendency to loww prie a, • dretunstam I not to be wondered ist coneklering that the ordinary 111,111.1 plsolar gewlo the north of Germany are C wed by the blockade of the Danes. The decline In 10's mule front the higtte.t point at the al we of February is id. per lb. Nevertheless the meks of the shipping numbers of Mule are by no means in exam; whilst of water twist the quantity laid is considerable. rally apoaki .g, we h ire ha 1 tt-1 a more Improved tone In our market: and we notim that toe Liverpool re. port 01 the cotton market is better, ..I . IIO , I , I4 Am eI i S L T I E L— R The tT Ct u z inee ßTr ima the imumems current quarter has been held here t•Asy ; ebe up i m une Wry thatt has been known for several years. Again Sik n ti m_th it rto what was expected, having . in mind the at Wolverhampton yesterday. Reve the meaatheagi h allowing • disposition to yield, manifested ease ef Neu a 6 1 46 1 11 1 to advance. Bering this, orders were freely elm i t =tides the ustufacturers; in feet, they win later al . Previa mime may, tbendan. NattlhaC"'..- avva, and, unless under extraordinary n any &i dy l: roomed that they will SsindliffellillbSellailkiliffsr. masters, who may of sees he vow mpg. =sin Nei ._ b oa , in whet may be eutmatteed • baattley state. Thfe 'edret,it idea of the actual imalltna of trade—eeradaly aum "'lt... than any of Sabena atalearmals which have Me vemea. — "' bef me the **b. The im.st prism ate : geggiguire s 71. lOM beep. ; and we% 111 . Lamm nom NW Iw o Was, Maths kiegaiss ear tis odor reeeism• tu s xi inn stated yesterday. plea an to Meek. mai CIL opwardtatilmay •dm proem eieetetlaa ebmt to-day have Wen ;odd with Illtaismary suretuality. Th e gzrae tag of the trade takes plan at Dade, ea Saturday eight. --"M" SHIPPING INTELLIGENC . - W. OMP " ebipplair Our W.' 14 . tyro /4, 1 CASUALTIES. Clifford (brig) from De , for Dublin, was epsic en d this morning, hu been emend or Kinsale, April 6, with km of beat. sad bulwark.. Edi pne, seines, from Dunkirk to Gloucester, erlaiek we ek shore in Pereen•boY very leaky, ai. brought in here, and mutt diecharge...:, Ramsgate, Apiil 11. Hebrew, from Mobile for Liverpool, which put info Co c k harbsur in • leaky state, was discovered to be c e 6, at Thursday. Her cargo, which consisted of coloa, lin* per. — Oria•by, got damp, ignited epontaneonaly, but' the fire we ee under before much damage was done.—Cork, A p ri l 7. '- James Saville, Anderson, from London for Hamburg, *kith put in here on the ith inst., will proceed on ker vamp without unloading at tbi. port to repair, as repin e d I s damage. received not being so great aa at first supprateL— Middleabarough, April 11. Ottoman, arrived here from Rio Janeiro, bee bat ell boats, conk-house, bulwarks, &c —Deal, April 11. Redwing, Proctor, from Liverpool for &kis, pot is wind. tßapericer, from Kirkwall for Gemini], put back for rii. A bo p n r c il d io rd to atop a leak in the bow paire.—Pateekead, Anvil 10 (From.. , ♦RII.ITED. MAILS. 34 14 1 1Z41., II ft I ~~~ w i a~ '~~ ~-- • iF2gt. Ild. d Td. 45 14d. Yili Rd. .I3i 3L .11d di lug SO 62 1122. Ili Lit lnt i 4f 4f Lif 1110 21 114 .111 IN. .441 litleic Ai 111 341 n. 14t In RC 11 4 * 2 111. 841 d. % Hi-7 i t 4 4 4 . ASWAN! UOM. Arab, Deal. API l Horan Arm Aalmo, Ap. 10, IPordt Abu Redder, Hull, Ap.lo,Heblnborg Ma Outhrle, Newb., April 11, Harsh. Atalanta, of Llttlehamptea, April 11, Shoreham Alia, off the Lisard, A p 9. Colombia Loa:Avvrilly, April 9, irlanar Barbara, blalotda, Ap. Proderlck• --'• Black Diamond, Ores, An 11.11obil; Rornerre. ankrbe, Ap.ll,Bvreeit More kin, off Powey, Ap. p .!fee Rare) Catherine, Deal. Ap. 11, Mauritius Chevalier, Grersock. Ap. 10, TrinsOad Caledonia, Hull, Ap. 11, Hanib. gramme. Ipaw., Amll 11, Hash. Crlterlan. Pram.. Ay. 10. Rotterdam Catbenna, Brilly Ap. 9, Odra Catherine Jeakloa, Deal, April 12, Maario Clarence, Shier, Api 11, New York City of Rotterdam ,Ormearod. Ap. 12. Rotterdam Deena, Deal, An 11, TTgiffe Roololpe DePtfoid i , l oraiot Apriell, Oder Mee, Ap. 10. rake ETl•llltuag. New Ross, Apt(' 10, Riga Pro, off Yam , U boron Uri Durham, offß u r t Point, Ap. 7, Orr Raper, off briny April 11,1Iarolm Tram. Kiarsad, r Unil 1 I , Gloster Bar, Nomau . A 10, 8 IRMO I Ear, Deal, April 16 Iron Yelipo, Deal, Ap. 1/, Gravesend Mira Rebore, Llv.,Aprill2,llt.lillen. Golder, Spring, Deal, April 11, Ward. Gotha, Ham., April 11, Gothenburg Glealyon. off Waterf.. Ap.ll,7l.offeam I Hope, Gloater , Ap 10, Leghorn Halyard, Misr?. Ap. 11, Norway .Ap. 11, Toren, Melee, off Overseen, Ap. 10. Sa vannah ltaahet, A. p. 1, Sandeflord Helen Stewart, ler. Apt I, Hoarse Indian, Ifni, Ap. 11, Gravesend Isabella, Newts., Ap. 11, !fawn Ivy, Grimsby. Ap. 11, Newcastle Ides, Gravesend, Ap. U, Bt, Amgen., caitiff. April 11, Awes Amines.. Greenock, A 7. 10, Trisidnd Minor. Greenerk, Ap. 10, Maurine, Atalnata Shorrham, Ap. 11. Ladle Adonis. Gravesend, A7.ll,Roiterdant Alexandre. LIT., Ap. 12, A. Plats Brram. Ap. 11, Vent Oros 800 Pere. Quad, Ap. 11, Nantes Dull encli3Orarreend,Aptil 11.111• More Brothers. Poole. April 10, Newfound. Clarinda, Shield,, April 11, Medlter. Credo, Anerystorith, April 10. Garber *NM Walidestela, Cardiff, April 11. fllinalme.Gree•ock, Ap. le, Trinidad Corsair. Gloster, April 10, Cluehre Canictaces. Galway, Ap. 9, OrNew Tort Ca tarina, Poole . April 11, mishigre Courier, Weynonith, April 10, La Guayra Colliaiwroal. Ayr, Ap. 10, Queer Chair, Banff, Amill, Konigsberg Courier, Blyth, Ap. 11, Cherbonny Comte de licirdeana Myth, April 11, Cams Carlotta. Limerick, Aye Bordeaux Cherie, Shields. Ap. IL Halm Oolunthine,Grareemil.April ILHairre Dart, Graver/rad, Ap. 11, Ostend 1 itiblin, Gramet Ap. 11, Quebec Dud Ide. Cardilf. Ap. 11, Marseilles Dardanelles, Cardiff, Ap. 11, Aimee Dart. DartamutaAptl 10, Lisboa 1 /arid. Galway, Ap. 10, Boston Plym., Ap. 11, Quebec Dorcas, Salroialw, April 10, Orison Eider, Gravemad, Ap 11, Merits, 121rabeth, Aberratelth, April 10, Cadre Enna' ChMidnad, Fleetwood, rip. 11, p If i l l ,Queber g 1111,1a11 1 17evgft, Greeisit .t Ap. 10, New Vat Eliseo Hinge, Hull, April 11, Owls tiaamad Entelseten, Hull, Ap. 11, Gothrobarg Elisabeth, Plymouth, April 11, Pan Zip, Trees, Ap. 10, Garber PMOp Earn Toon, Ap. 11, Ckinstantin. PeUps. Deal, AprU 11, Tv e SisUts, ir=railh i... t . LU 11, Golden Sprint, Deal, April 11, New Torii Good infest, Falvey, Ap. 10, Quebec Hopewell, Wyth, April 11, Caen Harriet, Ap. 11, Bremen Hymen, Grawaead, Ap. 11, Quebec Deur, firavadit i rril 11. Llsban Indian, Deal. A 11, Sydney ladustry, Sltle , Ap. 11, Queers lane, Gray - mead, Ap. 11, Quebec VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Avoca Mee (or tondo.) Erapres. for Bea) Leghora : llama anor Zeiler Dartmouth .: Oth lotto The... Carr Jean White RIM ladyttale(Briaol) Sastre Lady Sarah liarly Lestloa Melody, bargee.. ; Huesca Ariel F.lpalastow Persia. (Limp.) iltebeaheatt l'iyhwath 1 &meld. ! Teb Palneaath Awn 5 r.27ab APO WIES 1 . l & . _ ••• hawk* Mar. 111 !El. r2ileatith Mau 21 ,33 x. A I 14pril 7 N. Mall 47 N. Adelaide E Ili del 1 1 01 Sidll le N. N. N. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Sc. John's.wood. I4aa leh SA MT.—April 11, at of a son. CORR E.—Aprll 6, at Rolvenden, tho wife of Mr. R. C.MM d dauthter. DOW NlE.—Aprtt 9. at Ebury-place. Eaton square, the wife eaJ. Downie. Neg., First PubsneJudge of Beth& (Roans, of a &NOW GIRAVES.—ApriI 10, at Anglo**, Manta, the wife of M. Oters./ 1 4.. of a daughter. BARTREY.—ApriI 'T. at Eton, the wifo of the Roy. J. W. Iliertlef. of a daughter. MlLL.—Apri/ 9. at Dublin. Lady O. 11111, of a 90[1. LANG DON.—April 10, at Brixton-rise, the wife of Mr. M. Wen. g • daughter. MALTRY.—ApeII 9 M Upper Soymouretyer. Meet, the wife of rte Rev. 11 . Maltby. of • son. SBAN.—Apetl f. at Edinburgh, the wife of P. J. Slaw. E 4,11.1 11.E.1.C.5., of a eon. SMITR.—Apvil 9. at Upper Seymonr-street, Portman-OW% Ma ' a Smith, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. GARLAND—EYRFAL—ApriI It at St. ()mote's. Leeds. el*. I"' T. Sturgeon. Rabat Chapman, second sou of Mr. J. Oarhuod, newton. to Eleanor SIAM°. eldest daughter of Mr. .1 EP* HOE—BARING.—ApriI 10, at St. Peter's, Pimlico, by the Ilt1.1" Baring. rector of AU Sou l s ', Longhorn place . the '— eldest eon of J. 11. Roe. Eva.. to Augusta Florance,yonors* of G. Borth*. Eel., of Shirley. ..A a. MENDS —NESBIT.—ApriI 10, at St. Mary's, Cheitenbaro.xvi N. C. Mends, R.N.. to Georgina, daughter of th • late Capt. 1, """2_ PARKIN SON—ELLIS.—ApriI Is at Cliolebury Church by 11. .leiton, Incumbent. Capt, J. B. Parkinson, late of 11.111 Lidlt Infauli7. and of Itraziera.end Home. Chole.burf. to .7 00l gier..Y daughter of the late 0. Ellis. Em„ formerly MM.. Tan STOKES-1311ITH.—April 12, at fit Ocorge's. Rev. Henry John Wee, rector of Houghton ConsuTst7a t 7„., Chutes Stokes, Esq., of 61. litookatreet. Hanoref 4 o° N . isea r t d . e o e ty surviving daughter of 'ho late Jams Smilb, 14 ' 1 " TENNANT—BLESARD.—ApriI 11. at Leeds Pori.h Churdt, T b . f i lhi e ., Rev. W. Tennant. Incumbent of St. Stephen. Wei: lol ,_.,,,,e" ter ' 0f sank Esq.. of Little Woodhouse. Leeds, to Phcebe..... — Bleserd. Egg_ of Leeds. VESA RLP23—TI DDEMAN.—AprIi 10. at Rt. Oiles's, Oxford, M p Rev K. Venable., M.A.. Mr. 0: II Vonables, of Bu Emma Spenoer . eldest daughter of the Rev. R. P. 0. Tlddemse. • of Motdolen Hall. °arm& See WKSTON-110EY.—April 9, at Ohre Church. by the Rev of FM. Mr. T. Weston. Loves, to likabeth, third daugh ter Hoey. Lures. Woohure. DEATHS. DENTINCK.—ApriI 10. M (Roue eter.pliee. Polifoa° 4l " Dentin& him. &WW I CDNINGIIIAMF..—AprII 9. at Leamington Spa. Ann. eldwle ,mee. of the late 0. 0. Cualoghame, Km., of Mount Named'' , ov"" seed 67. , DAVIES —AprUlO. Wary. relict of the late R. Dario, EA., teee Upper llolloway. aged?'. Dr NOV rd. AN.—April 7, at Dover, R. Donovan. EA., of Wexfo ba of SAL MON.—Amil U. at Cheebarn place. Elizabeth Frederica „fe y the Mb w. O. Eamon. E.g.. of the Bengal Civil Sonic°. 34e " taa. KIM v.—April 9. at Lee, Kent, Ann, wife of the Rev. W.F . 910 1 BPI:ED.-4FR la, at Croorn't,hlll, Marla, wife of W. Spee d ' _ Litman' Printed sad yahliNbeil by WILLIAM 1,194 HALLS. Of rivet In the City of London. Printer. at the Office, In Lambard-ii."" V the Redact of Whitetriara—rsumT.Azilh U. 10. Aprl 16 0 April ai 0 April 19 April n April 22 April 6 w.. 1 Al WAP : 04,1 1 ::11 10 Jenne Louise, br atbl ill y, Ap. $, 1, laa tuna, loorkewlOT, Marie Hall , Al, 11, &WM& *emblem. Poole, Ap be. Om*, rtrZin, off Portland, At Mary, off the Luard, Aprtl . it i nt Mary sad baral, Ilarllepal , MAIM altelosi Marie, Myth, Aye Si, lerboary Marla Cbriateree, Kirkcaldy. Alf 11, Klemm* Molise. Tirol. Alt 11. Rin Jean% OM els, Weer., April la. Ito pee Oriental Queen, it beaked Aril le Pabuthee. home, Ap. 10, Rank Portia, nandsate Inch, Ap. 10, W. Priemem Tlctoria , Urareend, Q L. 0., Deal, Ap.lo. Nem Reliance, Hall. Ap. 11, Nude R. aad J. Haynes, Wiebeek,A= Rapid, Roden. Ap. IL Lands R..lnbow, Cowered, April GAM Md.ele of Cove, Ap. Y 4 Ovens Swan, Ap. la, Pommel Speed, Hull. Ap. II Anew . Rpray,Hridnagtoa RapAp.ll.lllffely AMary, Oxemray. Ap. 11,11 r. 11111 M Maeda, Kirkcaldy, Apra ik Treaty, Gravmend, Apses I 7 m Amt. Tama. Hadties, Onormwed,S Pan Taihnor, Greenock, Ap. Tweed, Cifthriby, Ap. 11. Dwane Tenerife. Flynt, April 'Lina Trot. Freres, Mmtaare. DM lleefiaLleldeiffe.Ap la, Wok. Temente* Gravelend,AMllo.llma I,7rdeeses, wrath — lemur AdNe, Cardiff, April how Jetties Roellas, Gaok, Alia 0, &Mere= Jahsans Gerfaa.linble.Apil PAPA Jane. If ull. April 11, Duabirt Junius, Ne ',haves, April 0, 0•. James, plunder, Al,. 10, Murk< ota Jane, Shield., April IL I 0 otut Louise, Birth, April 11. earn tondo., Shield., April 11, Quebst Leichlistle, 11v%, At i lt Meat Mal Wa. Ile.. Ay. 12, Margaret, Ap. I P., Phu Mar), Gravead.. April 11. Ands. M 'rands, °mess& Al'. 12, Megiddo Karla Aaa, Aprtlll,this Margaret Mae, Ualway, Ap. 7, Nes Tat Margaretha, Hull. Ay 11, Endes Itarjary, atiomsem, Martli s, PM/ Marla and Wm, Ideserlek, Mall 0, PoodiaM /I= l ' Oget, A ltril Ak‘"66 ., Aped 11, Rader Nelson Parket, Poole, Ap. M, Pew • Phields, April 11, Amara Pacific, Shields, Ap. 11. Stria Pursuit, Shields, Ap. 11, Dvitt Plantagenet, Gravest., April 11, Ca. err Q. E. 0., Dead. Ay. 10,Rareekes kWta Tama, Ap. 11, Priam Solway,, Deed, Ap. 11. dam Solway, Mader, Ap. la, Orbit Sarah Midge, Wilily, Apirll Balla Soho, Oravrai., Ap. 11, Ante. Souadraparvy, Graresead, April had, Sophia. Roll, April 11, Emits Superb, Peterhead, Al. 10, Had. Saisuon. Tram, April 10,11mbar RUMP hwn, Ap. 11. alma w oria.rt.. Al. moan. ILearCed. Mgr AC:i Tooth - me-Nat, Poway, Aril It No Jaddra Tiber, Oreemick, Ay In, Tribise Theis, Galway, Ap. 1. Soto, tissiel,dalegate,Amll II gammas.' redeem, Llv.. April 11, Kt JALKL glarldere, Colt. Al, Thu gorsgear. Symaes. p .3. 11. Mor oi gesra: C.4" . d M ii"" v " . A , A : il p. .1116..NA424i°'7.: IVED. Hamburg. Holland Lisly•n. Sidney..N.S.W India ,it S3uthaniptaa India vil M•rivillas Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannah Wed India Brezil ARRI