The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-09 00:00:00

their report. An utter want of confidence in at, and all of the present uireeteas ef the Eastern Coney es Railway was declared • they were called on to resign their pleas wi th a lads celay a• I *slide, and a cur ed• at belief was expressed that among thr abereholden competent p. r• less mush' be found to fill their Alms. The opaitos of the meettieg wee also declared to be in favour ef a rennetioe of ifs anneher of directen of the company, aid that the di motors ul On Rouyn and Nest's. ra line should not receive more than the 1,0001. a er allowed them by the act of ansalgamstion. The preet . hicri had obtained of dinctors =petis4 in railway contrasts was also censured, and the tee removal of the washer of the c -mpany, fa cessequenee of his aemplisity with the preeeediege of the direttees, was reeommendad. The withdrawal Other hill for the amalgamation with the Norfolk line was also strongly recossamaded ; and the declaration of a etiol ated et 41. 2d. by th e direetaa, booed of the sram shish the etre of the acermate warranted, namely, 411., wee Aarei. panties to the Raw of Commons, 'myths for inquiry lats the conduct of such niembsee of the bowie se were coo neeted with the obnoxious proteedlogs of the Resters Coun ties Railway booed of direction was then adopted, and aeaseronely signed by the sharehaelers peeseset. • commiture having been appoiated for the purpose of aeleetieg g. aid proper persons to fill the present vacancies ea the airesury, and soy wnich may hereafter occur, the mooing separated. MIDDLESEX NEW PAUPER LUNATIC ASYLUM. LAYING TRH FOUNDATION STONE BY PRINCE ALBERT. As extensive plot of g. °sod hie bon otlectml, spa my el ' giOW Ito too tb - 1. asylum, at Colsee-hateb, a wet salubrious sad piemoro vot, G host 10 NON from Dodos, op a abiek it is pe”seed to met s build* capa ble of oco , moodelispr at lea.t 1,000 rwiests, at so std. ..lil sop am of about 140,00 W., of abide 10,000 k bee bees bones* to be repaid ia 30 years, whoa rest swig lba,4esaty will bate bees effected tot is ems of Ike ;72 evargay basin re s tx; l tt ml by Pri fo• as t te: sleet ter du Wife Weil as tbs voltage. W l a rrilispity u e e d rept sortassd sad What swipe sad gap. imam* et 13 missies past 12 e'abxk, his royal blear., sended by tie am. Colossi Asses, stoma as the praihes, sad wee man entts-iestiesily rosesil. Wil re- NW by the Mega et Wigan ..lord Uestesset of As .le g. Is Ltd Mayor, 11. PAteli, Est Sir J. J. Itierlar, sisdi a swat aunties of abe wads stoll sod wader. whs. tasetbar with the atelgtest. lir. the 4 us. Mew% Mr. Oka*. *kik I* I enlstees, Yr. Sap" .lent of the seas, Ito., bawls. hand kW c uir ossios, the trowel, make, Wel. sag stk. r e = as beset, yowl. the prises vas threw* a Es of the sielosas luedill 7'oo M *saber) to ths wog sad sesansalsg load tins stose, vigil Wei Madreet she lad& ell. liry. It mu Assoratei trill missal istoli-srerk, esekaiii the waggon, est ssiesseied by a *Hi with the COSWY WM lb. BOTCH. sidarniag his Royal Highwee, said : As efeeirman a the praises estrated by the Coat el Quarter &aim with the anodes of this melon, year Rae& High. am will seee eRIW Mime my a few weak and to drew yoskltela liWmagarittermes to the met stmtof founds time tromprisiag the diem' natitessee,the oily ears, the weekshepo, sal she shawl sew lying impale beim go. Weal sompisted it will be the largotlemolis auks is Sloe liaised liwerdom. sat well be capable of eisememodulag so ya& el 1000 pulsate. It will be peefelleg to year esysl highs es to Mar that what wi.te isemaly the herr& of lanais sole& will be Willy unknown hers Nose bat mini ,senate -rill here be imposed. The ray of reason's light whisk. however small, it ever pima a the Almighty to I. am to *as poor saffetera even in the worst phases of *air malady, will hen be t enderly cherished, and mule oasis& to guide them is peace and gentleness la their gab, brosime darkly shadowed by the closets of their siNfea_ hedholle ; whin that swam, lest weied eat is 1 ifie Ma Wee& ia Hanwell (the nowirestraint spies), in vela lle pale sad bout of ear metropolitan county, gel ham faoilit.es abided to it he re from the expo- 1 &ass of the committee, the taloa of ike architect, end I the *swat of the grand, whisk we tenet me* cool& se rill further to develop its eNairsop lid Ils to draw the rail of oblivion over the owfweekeil== ere past—to avail moreelme of all the real heyoureemealp of 1 the prawn day, sad to lee k forward seder Heine blueing for lisipier results is than to ease. (Cheers.) Ho Mr i l dudes by thaskieg his Bengal Niehaus. Hie Royal HIGHNESS is reply to Mr. Rash, milk I I am math obliged to you, Si r; , I bops It will be hood that I the emellest system you intend adorning will plea esessos I ha. It had my best wishes. (Hem, bear.) You sad your brother amaistrates sre omitted to gnat endit for your noble tlialtlollB. Tlla Mehemet ft W. DAUER, Esq.) ben exhibited the sheaths el the healing. The Chaim* of to. Seniors (HENRY POWNALI: Esq.) peaseuted the eons of the onion reiv, enclosed in a glass receptacle, to hie Royal Wass, who deposited es._ t. a ...,vity Wroth the mese. Mr. POWNALL thee said, mat it pietas your Royal Highness, we hail your Royal Richest en this mast auspicious ocemiat with every feeling of ~pose and afFectios, not wily is oaeraiioa of the exalted reek enjoyed by your Royal H ie as samort of our beloved movermat, bat mho es desiring to evince is, sincere Niteroi& at the great liberality and untiring seal dis played by yew royal li*lgoes is ems sail 011 *see assitutisos GM undertakings whisk herf:r isi g ig ir *jest the moral, sad metal, and religiose itination of this =mare. T i o the meaty M ill id belongs the of Molar aready providedlum for 1000 of l i ar ▪ isted loath pew. We leave rejoiced in similar benevolentand eslighteneel allots made by piss aof the royal home ea *non oceselans, but it remained Is, your rual Iticbsess to stretch the Christian sympathy from the paws to the abode of the *Seated labourer, sad peeve, by a poen& and pereosal service, that there is so elan of her Majesty's 'objects who do sot share is your regard, sad derive Walt from you salightesed and well diners& efforts. His ROYAL HIGHNESS took Mr. Pommies hand , and espemeed kis °Meaning for his remarks. He added—l eleuesly trust year institution may prosper, sad that the ex attest mem of which you have spokes, say work to your perfect satisfaction. His keyed Highness haviof plead the true& wataining opeasains of the sesadard weights and tenures of the pre sent reign (the latter is aseindanes with the reeeamoulation el the late wisest Sir Haas Slane), sad The Rev. G. THOMPSON, rector of the parish of Pryer Bans% in which Casey Hatch is sitsate, isvoked a Newell spot the His Rv b ;l l l ki ghnese then with great seal and earns& tea, mad using loud cheers sad innehmest e Weed ebb mortar, whoa the stone was lowered le its posieles, awl le :Ziedaitsal, having mallereed ft &so , sod tried ifs look the stone to be laid, whisk wee Mewed by webs else& clic.. The els of SALISBURY said that be had rewired hie ~....,... • n et ' s masa& to 111111•1011 e that her most Geode& 111 ty had bees pl-ased le bestow a donation for On a NW teal tie theedisfof those unfortunate 7 00 indidiseis w sight he Moiseged ham this sayksa ears, whisk he Ina* world be hoed set ISMI beadisial Ass the had of a lair hied whisk was *adz sets Wisbed at Usameß t ged whisk bad been lea set on Toot by =say the BreenDowager, sad wee called "The Irsad." mod to which her most Gracious Majesty bad litaseally essidlosted, and had been pleased to command *et the food to be Ineshated for this asylum should be felled " The Vionseis lard." (Tremendous sheering.) Mr. BOTCH, the ehelemen, ben Mated that altough they had se peehmiemil issalisia, he called spat all E h a—r MI 6 INENIS *Oa be destb_g " Clog Om the Queen." Ihe edi see empesded Is whit s Waal& sod loyal most, he has ofposhedenal skill. lb Wi almi yerr oges, the pressedes &Meg re-lisneed, in anis** to the dies et the seek 'hie webs, sad of a *lawn ambled by the Marrs lilegise; of Tavern, Aldonnaleo sod after a lAN left the gramod, suldstlend sod sentissed unigil a lill 1 . 04 r"l"tr ratOrtilM to the passe by tha some me& bit. Wive& vizi, Irtathlee, Ret'S Park, Hyde Ifs*. las The general acieeposy were showed to pe a the es Issehe weelm The sew Willis( h expected te be esempleted endlt he empties by Flee, 1860. FISTULA INFIRMARY. Yesterday the thistsesth university festival of the Mole Chriebease-erpeore, woe celebrated at de Una* TeleML Tbs Lose liaToe essay.ied eh@ emir, end woo sup by Mr. Sheriff Geeditart Mr. Mester am. /CP.. enems Reeler. Sir R. Weeks, the Rev. Dr. Titles, Copt Poster. eml tabor treads of the charity. Aker the 1 . al and odic .. tomb whilst boverbese the real Mel ee= of useable fiethiliso had been heartily re opeeded to. It leared beta elm report lasi boa Jae. Va Deo , 1848, Asottellemi admitted we at od wawa 261 wen alluffe__. s aid IWeriii matetially selleved ; tee 'malodor 000 . ibilleoto or aloha/gel let inegederity el at- Redoes'. IYemelese el peewee nwelved sham dee tm& sible the , whew The manual report for line year ampenetp, tbot " there Sig SS pone Isilisi ay. maw se Os books, of ma sixty "Olt are tos • tdos he 4861 10 4 doh emies the mostmo ei the Wawa establlshment, as well se the es- Memos of spondee earearf- Soma eashalimsaftry erase were elms. The heel Gab mimeses et thi crvasiag emanated le 1/1061. DEFALCA.TION OF A TAX COLLECTOR IN 0011RHILL WARD. Yesterday a mooting of poems metood to the wpm, eel Were tax to OuLetelleowil held is the el BR Idieheers Chnik he the poem of the pgooeer wr is be adopted Is sethemee to • tetimeneat made ups 41M itsed te met tit dealt el • late eentelor le th• = 1 e t I,llK sibl ig Shale Ina eesseie4 itt• Ihrotl The OKAL/SILiN. ~s wastabift Meted *oh It beams k 10 No ith• thelmser is age lam.. that the nows sillemildams, Ws a peat deal IN • dam the WVINIMatia fla lets etiketer (Kr. Wereen had dosed • *mesa et resesemeitt ea Oetehil ward, summating altegether a te sheet IKOL ead. la eesseiraesee the 1111111 M moan a n „, , ,4607 ememblett to tf Its IMO*, of Whoa , this a atm:ordinary ammlar. The details of the sate were iery pee .liar, and a l pt aced to hiss to be vary oppt sire. The two bo he which had b. ea signed end ord. red to he at in'o et 'lntim w.rs timed the 2nd ot May, aid the mon p ey cal need was laid to be for the deficiency of cot. lector for the year 1847-S. The charges made were 2s. /a the pound oa schedule A book, or house property, and 6.. is the resod ea schedule 1) book, ar profits on trade. The com mas council felt the loth me hardship of this re-assessment in this teepee, that the ward had stiller the aonithati at of the collector net say control over him. Why then should they be cede reepontible for his misdeeds ? (Hear, hear.) It was seeemary to acquaint the meeting that when the coat mbelesen hems, actually acquainted with the state of the eellesboa, en far se the *Bosomed taxa ware ocasersed—wheo, is ether wordc, they were aside aware from the state Si the amounts that there was something wren, they did not costostaioate is say way whatever with the ward apes dm subject, to wales the respayses noon pay's, a party whets they know to be mashie% money eat properly. This mho woe a hardship. The twasabsioso rs were informed on the 7th of hay, 1847, by Got of the it °W n desks, Si the usistisfootory state of Norvers hooks, and epee sumieles the Mfmnation they refused to issue the mod leek Si esiesties the *Miser is quashes ; bat then am so emir whatever to the ward. Towards the Dees:ober, OH, the asome esseethaleeteel to *sward that corals wales were propsed ter the collector, sad Oa parish of 8.. Miami replied as the 27th of that methlt. OM the sureties proposed were ematisfastory. The Mud, therefore, 'end set accept the sure its; sod time west on until the meth of April, 1848, when the ward beard for the AM time that there wee anything wrong with the Baer —that a was, tenths months after the amedsson met have knows a great deal shoot lie ithessadset. The collector, however, pro ceeded es maim mew fess his neighbours daring the yew 1847 8, is eider te pep It ow end settle the amount Si 1848-7; hut net warmth - bed best lewd to the gr edema to make the mileetion, end k mewed te WOO minds that the ocesakeieures. in am Si any dishamay epee the pert of a subsets', had power eale te theism the ward generally, M A desultory ceavereatioe essesd, la which several eolith s a took part. After save ral gressthes hod been inked end answered, and a variety of seggpsdlens made, the following resolution was etfoOd TIM this meeting feel nadir all the deemstherese of the ease, that • mad, reoememest the ward b the propthe and isconseith emm y ehdenses for a sum et 1,4005.1 to meet as alleged &shalt ha the astessema ter the yam 1847 8 is upset sad gonad for, sad that the sidemen, deputy and commmergesft be ratestieted te se ddse mid rta poet se a special meting of all psalm wed ee the theme Us is the ward what ewes led later be Asps* to obtain des withdrawal of the smememmthbytheesmaildefters, rd that *my he authorised te einseenthesim M the none the ea beltsif et the weed with her Majesty's gemezeses. end gemenfly le Wm mesh ems as they may be advised." Ii was WINE that the sky members should be requested te salad soy es the set hi r ei re Mtetszt=l ea °hemline et the assessed diet the rash if deem& leg midi be at GSM ear Wessel to the eemakekiftra• whit a muses that they maid stay immediate He believed they Obi eimmissitheth) his the = 11 :11 the sees; tut they more 'bilged te sign the memisement the hearse oldish duty; sad that, if thy discretion tad bees eftmeal them, they woad act have signed it. (Hese.) Ater the seed vote of *asks to the thaimen, the meet eg IRELAND. DOE" MAT 8. John Martin, who was sentenced to ten years' =tion, is in imminent Lager, it is said. His told hardly know him, he is so much altered, and an applitivion is about being made to have him ' admitted to bail even for a short time. His political weer was a eery brief one, and he certainly did much Ism to came excaerernt than many others of the pargewith which ha was allied. speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer has given much satisfaction bare. There is hope that a handsome sum will be collected hers for the papule tiot in the west. Mr. Pagan, the member for Wex ford has cootributed 1001. Mr. (iraUan, the ex-IWTII - for Wicklow, has also given 1001. The Poor-law Commissioners recently appl;ed to the Tralee Board of Guardians for a portion of the money advanced ander the Temporary Relit f Act. In reply t • the application the board passed the follow ing resolutioe, the latter put of which is the strongest testimony to the state of Weirs in the sooth-weat. Rveolvedl-1a reply to the eastehriocere letter No. 818, dated April 23, we regret to state that there tea be so money paid a cues, there bring so funk in heads. The weeky collection le hardly saficiest to nett the weekly de. mood far provisions, salaries, Ile., sad the guardians fear it must be a ocasiderable tins before they sea baps to be in a peabien to repay say part of the denead, as the board is at pusses about 8,0001. is debt to contractors sad amain err:glees heavier rates upoa the Woe. The fanners i t Lens) are duly leaving the twastry, many poorer sap we mats, into the workhouse. Numbers of acres are nenlo. Ike rester portion. of thawed, of the-nuiou are at inniad Ow she poor Pa" sed parch/went anon =caved, mossy ateielleill how warred of cows and Urea Molly, bent sold for poor rates, es low as 6a to b. gi. earA. DRAMA. NAITLEBONI THEATRE. A tragedy, entitled " Virginia" has been produced at this thaw with cossiderable seumms. It is founded on the modern Frisch gauged y called " Virgin*" which was wattles expressly for Mdile. Rachel, and in which she =I at the Bt. Jaars's Theatre daring her last visit to The Raglisk version—which, however, is hr from Wee a men translation—is the work of Mr. Dunked, sad domisomen to the talents of this aconapliehel writer. In the esnalonetion of the piece, the arrangemeat of the and the sneoession of the incidents, he has closely ft= the Ina& dramatist; but, in regard to the dialogue he has greatly mitigated the faults inherent n Fuch tragedy —its wordlesss, faraudity, and coldages. ldr. Oxen fore's dialogs e is really dialogue, sad not en alternatior of set speeches; the thoughts and esatimenta of the final are pretelval, bat, cleared of the menetwoue diodes in erlich they were travel , peg, sad expressed with the ters-aess and vigour of Rua h dramatic poetry. hill the play labours under the halt foal which French tragedy is never wholly gnu—tedtuadeney of language shd peaeley of action. Bosse of the leading 'yeah of the story are narrated rather than represented, sad the piece has not that rapidity of movement which stirs the spectator and warms him lato sympathy. It eeems, Lode. d, a work of supererogation to have tr traduced this foreign production to the state of a country which pew *sees the "Virgusius" of Sheridaaßnowln; • tragedy which, though less " " in its fora than that of M. Lamer, is such liveries is vigour, pathos, and interest. In Mr. Choinford's version there are soft and fen'. nine traits which, ea far as we eon remember, are act in the original play ; at least, it appeared to us that Mrs. Mowatt's npreesstatien of the character, though not sow parable on the whole to Rachel's, was less severe and hard, and, is some pplaces. was store natural and effecting. Mr. Idowatt's perfwmwes indeed, has many beauties of a high order, dad well droves the treat applause it receives. Virgin/in, which in this play becomes a secondary part, is acted by Mr. Davenport with manliness and (sells' ; sad Mr. Jebnatooe doe justice to the characte of Atmaa Claudius. The piece is well put upon the Stage r the scenery and costames being comet sad in good taste. CLERICAL. PRIMMIIIM—Rov. HIMIZIT WILSON, to Frittow 8., Noefolk ; di*. Nerve. ; 2571.; patios, B. Howes, Esq. NAVAL ADMIZALTT, MAY B.—Psononome.—To be captains, Ardowits IlvameT, awl Moms. To be eveksioulere—W. Nicsoirs, A. Malawi, sad - V. Bazia.— Atrial. la amtal•—•Lielitlintlitil T. M. Canasta. MINA to Colter; J. J. Sktrotor, to Sepal,; 0. B. Bors, WZVMslataskr—T. Lawrzam, to Flaw& Illibidgessm—J. H. M. CaLcoarr, to Coto/ ; A. R. C. I3D sad J. F. C. Omar, to Hastings. Naval CMOs —B. R. FRXXASTLI.. HAWILIN, and it. SLUMS, to Coke; 0. R. Burros, to Hassiage ; J. KILLOTT, to Hiberuis. Gassers—B. Owair, to Castor; W. H. TATWI, to Cleopatra. FLlAtiotrri. MAT 6.—ThePetarel, Liest.Creaer, skied to day for Madeira, Towriffe,'snd the Brazils ; roaming also the mans for the branch packet running trout Res to dm River Plato. Parnsager Madein,Baron Masada', Ru sks therstary of Logsdon. MITONIPOILT, Mar 6.—The flag of Astoirel Gag*, the COniawliff in-chief at this port, hay*, ken struck for a hw days whilst he was at seat as haw, wat Mimed on mediattur Ispergsable b o n d at mak as Thurs day. TM duty hkabsseise vrieastol by Admiral Sir Joh& Losia.—The Vamand, 60, is to ba taken into dash for a thorough "mak on Moeda, aut—Tbe area of 11, Commander Marsh, was mastered and by Bit John Louis, sad .paid Mosso., yesterday, 518 day she saikd for the coast ti Africa, taking mins he Nokias, Onalo t ;eole Sans Awme, sad As eenalam..—Ths Coonsamar C. Otter, arrived bias makeday hem ortmerads, sane harbour, took costs; sot don mosest he the mast of flestiamd on sto- Inky; serviro TMslmolow, 16, Cesmoomin A. Leek craft, was paid of poleaky. Tzn Maaankfte illoavtan.—Lot aW's Goosti• °Wake a list of oho MOM ski Mates Mt* volantaril ea ormaimilism. Md obtaised as killeake of Soothe aka VI each aldWiedt ac the sognktiame lowed by the of Track mimeo Mat Minh lust. ' X4rmi.-11. putt, Stal dams art. • lissears, London ; r Bless' Cada, /42416 ; K. Aug. 24 a u " Leedom; J. X. IA lad, Jam Xrawkly Loan" ik Sae CIiOUSIOS beim ; A, Paresq. lad, Oaks Moss, Losam ; Bid. lst, Disete„ ; T ,Conatais of Westmaseleat , hl,Frroospora, Sad. Mew Liverood. reivoi; T. kg, % mew L i Jth B . B. Hight, kr. Mafteetninr, .0. SIMP &Claris LIMN, *A I. Mambas, lad, X Om& 11=droadms. Itod; Ag ee . Taro oath ; 0. 114 Lames Loa's J. X. ettrhitt,2ad,Clasoiti; O. Msg. led, THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVRNING. MAY 9 1849 Senator. L olloa ; J. A. Crkilille. 3rd. H ero i n.,London ; W. T. NM in, 3,d, Sondoopranygs. Lnneon ; W. Mithous, 2nd, Botoio's Qat in, L yerpot 1; H. Stubingtor, 2nd. C im brio, Liverpool ; T. Ilow&n, 2od, Dm, London ; G. Wil liams, 2ad, Sir E. Potry, L ' arm ; W. F re eman, 3rd, Cornwall, London ; O. Holliston, 3rd, Ti Pon, London; T. L. Pt Meow, 3rd, &ma, London; J. Coitl* lit, Vistoria. Liverpool ; R.C. Fortin, 2ad, Mary, Liverpool; T. Worse, lit, Baron of Rtnfrew, Liver pool; T. Hotle_kins, 2nd, Loosed uobltio. L;verpool ; W. Wilson, god, London ; T. Pain, 2ed, Eliza, London; D. Waterton. 3rd, Peroration. london ; 3. B ennett , 3 r d, FeTOSepoll, London; G. C. D. Carter, 2nd, Rumloola, If if • month jl[. Littl•, lot, Columbine, London; W. Budge, 2nd, Vietoria, Liverpotl; L. SL•G. Allan, 2nd, Bing, Liverpool; A. Watt, 2od, Pontius, Glasgow ; J. Meaborts, tad. BerLegopatm, Landon; W. Dick, 3rd, Commun . e, London; T. Doan, 9nd, Johns, Baum Shields ; J. Ogle, 3rd, Sash, South Shields; G. H. Broadht.ad, 2oct,Victoria, Hull; R. P. Print, 2nd, Victoria , Londoo ; W. Borrows, 2nd, C o nstantine, London ; Monte, 2 , el, Euphrates, Lou don; W. 8. Gamin, 2nd , Nautilus, London ; A. B. Collett, tad, Euphrates, London; J. Rippon, 3rd, Brinkin MOOT, Landon; C. R Landsdown, 3rd, Duke of Argyle, Landon ; J. P. Scott, 3rd, Duke of Argyle, Linden ; C. Mlib, 34, Rodin. London ; Wyeth , le d Emil , Load= ; J. Clarkson, 3rd, Janne ()Atoms, Loud .n; 8. T. Prynn, 3rd, Cuthbert, London ; C. Johnoten,2nd, Atemoder Bering, Dundee • R. Crawford, 2nd, Newcastle, Neurmate ; 8. Timmy, 3rd, William iodise, London J. Morris, led. Sums, London ; C. Pool*, 2nd, Emily, Loudon; W M. IL.Kay, 3rd, Saxon, Loudon ; J. Butler, 3rd, Triton, Lan doo ; D. M'Kessie, let, Seobrstee, Dundee ; G. 0. Millie, Ist, Courier, Liverpool; J. Paztos, Ist, George Armstrong , Liverpool; C. B. Kukla, lat e Nithadale. Hall; G. J. Briggs, 2nd, Couatessof Dartiam,lentdon ; W. loghl., 2nd, Norma Morrison, Leaden ; W. 13. Crowdace, Ist, Coquette, Dundee; J. Twry. tad. Linde.; G. Park. 2nd gd s , I.w:see ped; W. Frain, 2nd, Carolin., Newcastle ; L. tad, Pantaloon, London ; W. F. Clarke, 3rd, Girdle, Dada& Mottos.-.1. Palermo, led dam out, (berm Perks asettln B. Motley, 3rd, Regulus, Landon; H. R. Cron, Jam Kum, Lawton ; J. I. Woodcock, 3rd, Kiln, G. s thenitall. lit, Lady lit'Donald, Liverpool; J. &Pike, Mt, Oak Yarmouth; J. Douala, 2nd, Euphrates, Deader ; J. Lay, 2nd, Medium, Laudon; B. Morelgooterls. fp, Peassts.lnadata ; J. Marshall, 3rd, Halifax, Lambe. MILITARY. daily serrated floss this Koditerranaaa with invalids,* cis orrival, to refit hose ealsby, (as we at first ittld) to adltvr, the oerviee seproies subs 8901 Foot (600 teak and Me) troat Cork to Mei ism. This Tr:giant will probably embark for that swiss at am es& of the areseot eighth. socewerled in it. dignity by their sliest son, William Malt y V, Lad Horrid of Tousles, who died in 1603, and MU succeeded b his son, John Le ri Here" 'I. oho ciin 1631, sod was su c ceeded be bis ton end heir, Jahn, wh o also sue med. din 1687 to the earldom of Nithecble. IT oon his &Mb, in 1877, his eon, Robert Maxwell, succeeded to the mid earldom sad to the barony of Heftier, sad he wee sue feuded in both by his only child, the said William, who wee Maimed in 1718, and escaped from the Tower, and died a broad in 1744, leaving a eon , William Maxwell, who died in 1778. la , Ting an only child, Winifred Maxwell, who married William Hangenenn, who took the addition of " Constable "to his name. They had an only sea, Mame duke C meltable Maxwell, who died in 1819, leaving this c'aiment, their eldest son and heir. Mr. Busert Worthy, with whom wuMr. Fleming, opened the history of the case to their lordships, and mentioned three palests involving matters of law which would arise, and to which he would in due time call their lordships' at tention ; but at present it was more consistent with the practice of their lordships to take the evidence of the pedigree Out. Two witnesses were examined by Mr. Fleming respecting sureties made in the record offices Scotland or f the original hutment's creating the dignity la . The matter wu then postponed until after the hearing of the writs 44 snot in the cases of O'Brien v. the Queen and McManus e. the Queen, which their lordships supposed would occupy the house four our five days, as the cases were to be heard sepa• rattly, the polies having declined to join. &rangers having than withdrawn, their lordships formed a hies*, and the counsel In Lord Melbourne's claim, and in the Tracy peerage, were again celled in. Tall Mai DOVIUIa urea TRACY Pall/LOU AGAIN. Mr. Poessaby being asked by Lord Brottplunt whether he bad get the necessary witnesses, was about to explain, when Lord Brougham—in the inilde se end kindest manner—said, Well, lam your witness." His lordship, standing up in his place—having been, we presume, previously swont—eaid, in answer to one ques tion frem the counsel :"I knew the late Lord Melbourne : he was married, and there was one son of the marriage, who died 12 years ago, being quite young sad unmarried. I know Lord Beauvais, the present Viscount Melbourne; he is next broths: and heir of the last Vissounß" The Atteraeresseral put a gustiest to his l after ordehip, which the dela was adulated. Mr. Fleming emit Mr. Swiedillies was at the bar ready to answer any geoid es Maim to the Tracy use. Lord Becugham, siartralust the house, said, with respect to this Mash of privilege their lordship were 'stormed from the bar that the late eisimast's eat war about to pre. emu • petition to her Illsjesty, which would no doubt come before the house. It was also stated that the petition would pray that the son might have the benefit of the evidence in proceedings already taken in the former claim. Now, toe tear any promedMirs that might be taken respecting the breach of the privileges of the house might damage this claimant's me, be advised their lordships to let the matter emu for the present. to. BAIL COURT.—Yursamy. Samos ur Hama—Biro= Ma Sun Oosaamos. JIWISH DISABILITIIIII. On the learned le - d - p — iikraiii;;;iiinterday morning a number of barristers, principally member of the Middle Temple, who had been called to the bar of that inn on Saturday, attended to take the mail oaths and to subscribe the roll. Among the number was Mr. Salaams, sideman Cl the thy of London. Upon hie name being called, Mr. Salomon demurred to taking tie oath of allegation in con salaam of the concluding words el that oath, as he could not eubeeribe • upon the tree faith of a Christi's'," and wished to sign the reU without taking that oath. A communication of this objection being made by the clerk of the crown to the Immed e lt a ds upon the bench, a conference with his lordship whisk was eceseleded he Dir. Justice Coleridge express:tag an opiates that he was incompetent to alter the usual form. The learned jags, however, suggested that Mr. Selomons might take the opiates of 'the lull mart upon the point. Mr. Salmons aimed, and subsequently appeared in the Court of Queen's eeeh, but ea impmtant case being under hearing, no opportunity was afforded him of moving that court. This was the last day of term, and although the court oat till a late hour, there was no cause tried of sufficient interest to justify a report. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Tzernaty. eerrnses ist Basco. Nees v. ANOAMI.—Doss A WM'S nOLDINO &Ism= IN A JOINT-STOOL CO , Zinnia Tam HUSBAND LIABLB Al • SMAIIIMOLDZIt ? This was an action upon a wire faelss against the defend ant as a member of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Joint-stock Beating Company. It was tried at the last makes for New meths bolero Kr. Jamie. Cromwell, when a verdict was re. tem' kr the plaiatiff. Leave having been reserv.d to more M me side that verdict and enter a noun% a rule was ob tained ace vdingly last term. It appeared, at the trial, that the defendant was soaght to be made liable with respect to lye shares which his wife had bought, oat of the modem or interest of certain funds settled upon her, cm her merrier. Those shares, which were purchased alter &overture, with the consent of the defendant, were registered is his wife's name. It also appeared that he had received the eivideeds, from time to time, due in respect of them. The question raked wee, whether the defendant war. under those circumstances, a member of the company, and responsible in an mien brought against the public after of the bank. Mr. Watson. Q.C., sad Ur. Moiety, now showed cause stalest the rale, and es:intended that the evidence adduced at the trial wee sufflctient to show the defendant was a member of the eonspasy. He was bound by the acts of his wife, when done with his sanction or authority. Here it was clearly shown that the shares had been purchased by his wife with his commit, and that be bad afterwards received divi dends paid in respect of them. The fact of the shares hating been registered in the wife's name did not alter the matter, or exempt the defeneaat from his liability. Tney were perseasl property, whether they were held in hk name or in hers. If any advantages had been reaped in the banking speculation he would have p trticipated in them. and lie could cot now deny his liability as the undertaking had felled. It wan therefore nthesitted that it would be opening • door to extensive frauds if the court decided under seek eireumetanees that a husband was not to be responsible. He was holding himself out to the world as • shareholder, by allowing his wife to hold shares under any protease, er to have them registered in her name. Mr. Knowles, Q.C., and Mr. Granger supported the rule, sad argued that this was a statutattle liability funder 7th G. IV. a 48), and th e plainti ff woe boned to establish it upon the clearest 'widest:is. It wee a well.undatstood principle that so man could be made liable apes a eche facies for the delis of • company, unless it was d ea rly proved he was a member. To eosetthate • member, the party must sign the co-partnership deeds, and comply with the other requisites maimed in the stereo. There wee no such evidence in this ore. There was, in fast, saki.' to show that the de kndeat was a member of the company. It appeared the deeds had bees executed by the wife, and that she was the holder of the shares. The mart proneessei jadruent in favour of the defen dant, The weseedlems by which a party might be made reemmeible fee the debts et • joint stock company, by sire helm, went open the supposition that kis was a member at the time the sire fucks was issued. It was a proem not kens to the mum law, bat created by statute. It was en =Unordinary liability, sad before it could be established diedast and positive proof should be given that the party was • member. la this ease, the defendant had pleaded to the mire Weiss that he was not a member, and the reel question was, whether he was or not. To constitute the defendant a member, be should have sigaed the deeds, and somplied with the requisites of the act. As the liability wm mated by statute, the court had construed it strictly. They were of opinion that the plaintiff bad not brought the disodaat sufkiently vitt& its provisions to render the latter rermiesible upon this proceeding. It wm urged that the defendant ight have mp certain advantages from die oprailea, m if it had sesemded, but it did not follow that be was a member of the eempany. The 27th section of the eleenes rehired to preeifed mer ely man should not be held eimponible es • tharabeider. bemuse his wife had lees the bider ef theses duns sole, unless he had elected to blame a itheeelleider efter marriage. Far those reasons, 'the mei was of alpinism that there was not safiblient evi dent-eke difteebett wee a member, and the rule to enter a neneinft must, therefore, be absolute. Sediment for the defendant acceediegly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YzanuwAT. Sarno Ma. COXIIIIKONIZ HOLZOTD. lit 11 CRDILIDLANI, 111/AVELLI, AND 1111111 T. Then buskrapts, the well known merchants, carrying on basins,' In ♦sada-friars, rame)sp to pass their adjourned lad examination. The monad of the firm hare already appeared in our journal. - lir. Lawrence har.r intimated that certain amendments in the bankrupts' be rnntoo.sbeet had been made, in com. pilau. with the request of the cart, and that there wee no oblation on the part of the oregitors to Memo. Craikdtank's puling, the examination wee passed accordingly. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YUTERDAT. Boon lia. BELVIANT ADAMS AND ♦ Boca ON 1/•01•1117. Thu May General ileation of the Pesos for the county of 16k14leam corioneneed yesterday morning at Rickfe.hall, Clerkeawell. There were 62 MO of felony and 6 of nth desseanoar fie trial; and of the prisoners committed 30 could read and write imperf.ctly, 26 could neither read nor write, and 12 could read only. The learned kedge having delivered the usual chugs to the paid jury, the following proceedings took place : " Tan Cusixoe." _ _ Mr. Made, the dopetieback of the pews, informed the coact that he had beta served with a writ of certiorari, created by lir. Justice Colerides. on en didn't grandwell, for the asmovel et the as found by the r jury at this emu% against several parties for keeping places for eausisand assn. without bang Bussed, to the Central Canine Overt lir. Maude thee laid before the learned judge lice writ for his to make the nacessary rasa, end sloe soapy at the eadavit made by Sie era, the intarrees. The lensed earimais salt lte wee mot aware that bast suns maid be ranand from this court to the Central Criminal Coast one he had pane a cans a the ass of Wiliam IV., suraslikag that cent, bat now that they were taken foes this onst ha did not think that any thing mkt be beard e them again. Kr. O'Brien sunerice that it seemed *stagy never were Waded to amen deliaitely to he Mr. Slogan Adams mid he candidly believed that al though is the Mink it we. dote that the ground upon whisk the appaaation was made we., that se he OIL arjeant Adams) he swine seeing doubts as to the intention and SPORTING. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING. I Kamm, swammais of 10 an. «A; for 3.7 r obis, aad urea& T.T.C. (11 Ellin) Lett Illeilimares It lbsocher, :47m 74 Mb (J. al 1 Mr. Debra Oquiiik Ilyrk Ist Kb (WM* I 3=4611 erg to Jig , 3to 1 art flegoeity, to 1 lei 4to 1 apt Freaciscan. Carpus' and =Mum mai dio issuing at a moderate poi to the wok where Tfilliosolkfie west up, took the ruun on, and ma la • Mater lif OM hoothe. Run in 1 rain. 12 sea Musts, 130„ k ft. T.T.C. Dub at Dialbrd%llllo4 IA Mb (F• Bader) 1 Lad !Wallow:Ws Ilanes, ild 71b (later) ) I 601.—For 3-yr aide; oohs, tut 71b, 1111•editt 416. RY. Cob Petek Vela Mewl I Mr. fieboalkAbleißektr .. ..(.I. 'harp I . (Pettit . Mr. B. Franklin's Dully Vardea. I. , Betting :-7 to 4 eget Newport, 6to 1 aget General bale, sal 6to 1 apt Nina. The lot got off well together and ran in a line for nearly a quarter of a milli ; Ab&al•Kader then took ao the running, which, with Daley Verdes Newport, First Chinos, Vass, °toneless, M. two or three 'others laid up, he serried os into the Ab. M. bottom ; Van headed him here, wont an al l yd won easily by two lengths; Abd-el - beating Virden by halt a Width. Bun in I min. 60 see. Pam Pomona for 3-yr olds, get 21b ; fear, Sat ; Set 71b; sin and esed, 121 h. The winner to be sold for 200 ems. lks. T. 11.11. lard Oder riereslp eOsiblestues oat of Meademe,3yn( (Ma l 2 I Lard Ib Ormidie. yrs Dockeri lmo% Mr. laarie, yrs Bettie: Z i to Pe to I eg lee st Mandan' colt, 4 to I eget Cambia, to I opt Terelle, 6 to I art Sir Peter Laurie. and 6 to 1 egg the Mecca colt. The Old English Gentleman made slow naming to the ditch, where he was joined by Tuella, and they travelled together at an improved pane to the dip; Camellia mad the favourite than went in advance, the former leading until half way up the cords, where she was headed by the Meadow colt, sad beaten cleverly by a length ; half a length between second and thiri ; the llama colt a bad fourth. Ras ht 3 mien. 63 SM. MATCH, 200, hit ; first halt of Ab. hi. Lord Cliklen's Le Berm, Bst 61b, received; Doke of Bedford's La Belle, Bet 61b, paid. MATCH, 100, It ft; first half of Ab. 11. Mr. Garden's Fine Chance, list 71b, received; Mr. Treen's Rose Pompon, let 61b, Paid. The weather was extremely cold and gloomy, the betting dull in the extreme, and the attendance Win. Mathias had • been dons an fatare *vents when our parcel was made up. LAW INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-YISTERDAT. A committee for privileges sat soon after 2 o'clock. PRISMS: TER lEtat or Itorrenor ow To owe, To too CSANCILLOS. Loss BaOOOILOX, LORDS Brearems, CAMOTa BLO- M/MT, Bow, use ores Pm& Lord Bloomfield's dais to vote for representative peers of Inland woo partly , t a i: Mr. Parnell, the conned for claimant, sot able to produce the letters potent email the late lad ( father), nor give masks tory reason for the nozd a uction, so as to let in the moo dary 'video's from the annals of the house, the claim wen postponed for bettor Lend Bangor's alai. to von for Irish representative peers was satisfactorily peeved sad admitted. Vzsooent Macsouira's CLAIN. Mr. Possouby appeared in rapport of Viscount Mel bourne's (Lord Beennis) claim to vote for Irish reprsenta dee peers, bat see bring prepared with evidence to prove the late visas's* kook or that he died without a son to suc ceed, or that the passel oisionet was his next brother and heir, the claim was ordered to steed ever; led in the soma time their loedships desired the eaten et the house a all is the panne fa the Maser PIZZLOI. Mr. Fleming all he wee intrusted to skite to their lord ship' the circumstances in whisk this dais Mood. When it was last before their lordships is the kat session it was ad. jammed, is order that the claimer* might bring a einem from Amnia. A person was arearengly sent to America for the pupae bat had not yet retained. The claimant himself died latl la Dublin, leaving a son who was is conuannioatioe with his father's agents, who had hertmee times from the ma to prepare a petition foe hlm, so be seated immedistely to her Majesty, claiming the and one part of the prayer of that petition ka, skai the new daimon% might have the bene fi t of the premedlega already taken before their lordships on his %thee% *is. Lord Brougham said that arse not any seskihries to the house. They wanted Mr. Tracy's promisee—et a reams for his absence—to answer for a broach of privilege. The ken made an order for him to attend at the her on the 4th of May, whit* day had just errived. Kr. Fleming said "Kr. Tracy left London some time ago, etionspenied by a friend, who was with him at his death in Dahlia. TIM moo had some days ego left Dublin Meow to Lawton and be is sundaes. on their lordships to prove Mr. Tracy's death, but was delayed in Manchester. Lord Brougham doubted whether he died. His lordship to bee good dal excited ea the subject, and in lined Mr. Boardillice, one of the late Mr. Tracy's spats, Wog ensabsed at the bar, to give an seroant to the hems el the Armee et Ms. Tony, or of any reasonable emus for his abases Netwithstendisg the positive order of the home on ' his to be la attsaimer. Mr. raging mid Mr. Boardtaliea wm present. bet wee not swam and seal sot then be sworn, their lordships being la essuelttee for privileges. Lord ilreeghirmseid las would ham • bees formed. His sold* Wise arefead the bombes tee • Sibs m ay prayera h reepe ereetial to the sekiag a hoesej, sal Me surprise that there wet sem present. Remsaki t r art d ke matter stand over until the hems war forma end the witness sworn • in the masa time the conned de the other memo which steed be the Off might proceed with that eve. Tus Rename Pamela. This is • Seel& barmy, ftenmat dare the death, Is 1744, of Willies s ell et Nitheitele esdl Lied Harries, who was esseieled eir high tresses la 1714, end it k sow eiheed by bis Mord duseadant, Wales Ossslahle Meswell, • pestle sea tithe lames (Sadie magi" pessieleg lope states in !MAW Ned Mbar meads is Maglead and &Mimed. ate lately ebteleed en all el parliament Is be parsed, asst. tag that he and ail Ober deseradeste et the said Willies Sari et Nitlesdab sisal& be tally restered in blood. te the Wrest MS he sad they = B M enabled Pishr sd if judgement et high trews clot peaseass Ws paesgw : against their rid ansaasr. ea tie WA, el that est, Kr. Mazwell le her Mejesty. papist to le deed ealided sky Lord Hada el Tles" peliden wee m imed et dire' ly by ler Majesty to this I The mes .1 by the *see to the ocessittse of privileges. Is iris 'peskiest he • gay in lie last easiest. bat was set then KM& es. The eMesest s ere was, teat although lie eerie am Ka sous erst shatter or slaw ilerklnsmi at wellies re the leessr Kok% he was We' le prom Met Merbert rakne e se, ese, atse • peer ia the lath polkas* Is ni% sad died in 1/91, leaving tom seas, the Woo obese. Andrew, saseesiskte the tide; the messed sod KM Med before kW. loam wee, and the dimly meal Poser died la lalft, Movies • ass Arehlheld larks, of Maidenpeep. The mid Asdrew, saa easel Lest Ketlasoier stands la the Wile at Plodders Field la 1613, end wee samesded toy We ealy sea Willies, third Lord Heavies then • raiser, who after SWAM; his sr mg la the Mask sent se • peer thsriet fa MK read elee• word,. Oa ha rhea ht 11112, witless. Say me, bag leaving three eleasktirs, Agars the eldest et Kam was sad Lady Ketries, net mil it ia Wady bet is esteem leslossests. orbs serried Kr din Illgesdl (et • Mazwelka Isis el ). 144 Slf , don to her aselfilea ear W the beireny end et reStre belonging le it, were by s darter et Gems Mary eratiag mew the heresy el Unwise sad ether ham; end. Sir I. Maswell, la virtue Merest and of his wife's right sat as Lord Honks Is the gest* perilassat la 166/ sad sabseguntly. They were meaning of the return under which the proceedings had been i .s.itut.d, it was dimmable that the matter should cone la:tore one of her Majes'y's judges in a en. peeler court, so that • compeent authority might pronounce ade -Won upol the st Ante. Supposing that such really was the object ref the Immoral, a wry proper course had been taken, and he wu glad that the certiorari had been issued. The return wu then made, and therefore this court is relieved from any further connexion with these long delayed proceedings. P OLlCE.—Yormapsy. CLERKEN WELL. THI COuNTY COUITTII --Clioloa OF OBTAININO MONEY TINDER FALB' PasTINOVI.—S. Fool. was charged wits obtaining money under Wee pretends. Mr. Walker, a solicitor, attended for the prosecution, and rid the prow's.? in Sep•ember or October last called a• his client, Mr. Biwa& Miles, a respectable tradesman, and TO pretentina himself as an authorized agent belonging to the County Court, undertook to prosecute a man who was in debted to Isom in a sum of 61. 17s. Bd. in that court. He demanded I Is. 4d. for the summons, and enbeequntly 80e. for the hearing. The prisoner was not an authorised watt, and he had not done anything to warrant his receiving the sums referred to. A treat deal of evidence wu adduced on the port a tlall ptoocution, and Mr. Combs ordered the prisoner to put in his own recov.itaoce in 601., to appear at this court on the 11th of June next, to answer any charge that may be brought sgainst him. Ste matistra.e remarked that in the interim he would study the act of parliament, which wu very com plieak PUBLIC BALES. MAT B.—By Maus. Baotou and T. A. Bonaire, at the Man.—lassoed°ld residence, No. 4, Westboarnieterrace, Hyde-park, let on lease for 1354 per annum ; held for 784 years at 201.-1,4201. Two onaehhoimes, with three-stall stables attached to each, hareem rooms, &c., let on leases for 431. per annum ; held for 784 years at 121.-3001. Immo:a ground mnt of 141. 14s. per annum, secured for 88 ran unexpired anon 29, Westbournmterrace, and 9 end 10, Conduit-street-2401. Copybeld hones, 4, Lower Kenaingtea•lane, let for 361, sabjeet to the usual finned the maser of Hanniagtoa-2601. A ditto, 3, limier Kenaingtoa-lane, let es hese for 801. —6OOl Two ditto, 1 and 2, Lower Rennlognse-lane, annual rental 781.. subject to a rent charge of 11. 3s. 2d.-8501. Messrs. Ewe and Sows, at Ganaway's.—Foar legeekold houses, 48, 47. and 48, Jewin-street, and 17, Jetrin-trentats producing 1861. per annum, held for 41 years unexpired at 301.—in lots, 1,6001. elix freehold homes, Bury-street sad Bevis Marks, St. Mary Axe, producing 2031. per annum from yearly tenants, Betares be property of tenants-2,4851. Five leaaeh ild houses and a builder's yard, Church -street, Minories, let for 2001. per annum, held for 12 years unex pired at 481.-7601. Leasehold house, 3, Buekineham-etreet, Fitzroy-spare, held for 41 y can unexpired a' 6i. 15e. Bd.-3 861 . L •asehold hoase and baker's shop, Dukmstrest, Aldgate, let for 381. per annum, held for 30 years unexpired at 81.10 x. —2201. COMMERCIAL AND MIBIrETS. COTTON.—LfwemeoL, Maw B.—The market to-day wu very sehmed, and pri uMerweet a idt dam& Meat 6,500 balm went sold, sad rof ses bra 600 were Mum for export and 1,300 oa speadatirs. filer: New Orleans, 3; to 3*; Bowed Owes., 3.1 to 41; lents. Sto ill, MAKCIIIIITIS. MAT I—Tlie market protests no new feature to-day that ails kr weld node& The mood el heelesei doing In sot, on the who* gybe so extembe as was tesemetad during some parts tithe IM week. TM meek, heirster. miles gether more to the thee to be goods meitst. Ths adds ea hse4 to with the berdering matey, el therm delertal, have Waged many sdeneretosok ma Mende my*, km idAr ot r an it e Ws hesoperatelspisgthemmeat ofbadmisarldi have bees dam Thedsroms, sip ars Meg %11 , :e baby. My Maim time in m sas a. heweer, at the NB el Isst meet In good/ wry little deeds is obeervdtis. • tilt endear is be rape viewed for light mien. add prbes are steady. ems beramd Wa rgo Is ahem to speMe is Mashie be the Lem; bat M A IL sods me seek es preimm ore unwilling to se did. le posit fa bdis is Mr, IhssM not subs se p. tidal es aim asps sp. An AAA hemy dads seelime en. demly ad. awl pekes met meameerathe be dos peedswar. The Weer melba at 7.11 th whiten Ise a Badmen le regmst. led PAM firdawa WWI, anstrated. In some lesseiss et the hem trey a ought kapremmant has taken t ilde dudes the bat eeT•27 .".. = however. tram dw present sold weather, is ad se d as was satiellated.—Monekeder lieessleser Ned Tier. WOOLLEN CLOT 118.—Lurha, NAT B.—The attend :um of merchants and manufacturers a: oar CielbAssB this monies was wry nuarroas and a large wl amount tubes. was ermeaseted : indeed, the transactions tut those ot et market-day for the lest flu or six weeks. ite sloths In demand IMO ratualpally food wool. dyed team.s. wooded blue and other coloured piles at lower quell. Pricet remained without material alterolikom BLANKS fB.—Hacessowwwfws, MAY B.—There wu a pod attendance of buyers today in the Blanket-ball; and, as a more ceelldent tone ot ketinfpresided, a little Improvement in the amount mart Walnut wu elisSM as assured with Me tramactiore of recent et.days. There me not much finatnatica in prism IVom the LONDON OAZETTE.—Theaday t iffy 8. Jaw Bum & Jeans 115ix.,7107, fifoaond, Tod:shire, ikons, to surrender May 24 & Jim 14, at 11, at Leeds Ct. lois., Tinos k Co. Coleman et.; Bobleson, Richmond, & Cotirtasay, Lads; ae. soli., Young, Leeks. Maxims Boss, Great 0,1111114 i, Kentists.town.budike, May 17 at 11, &Jane 19 at 17, at 17 1, 4 . .. lel, Missy, Clesacery.ln.; off. in Groom. Abell Epsom, Caroms, Cl,ssawisli, Kok IpbeislimsriMlLat= June 19 at 11, at Vailkeiseket lisrdsnik ebureb-diamb., Nesrpoo4l.; cff. sok, Ildweirds,Ve.lo., Old Jewry. JAMB DAMS, ffrowiloy, Middlesex, builder, May 16 at 11 & Jane 21 at 11, at lists, Mesas. Linklater, Cbarkke.row, lisasion.bouse ; off. Cabismoust,budd. liticaeati Duals, Weaned Tietaaller, May 19 at 11, lk June 9 at 11, at 1 04 Intim, Billitewat.; off. basis., Follett, ban brooli.ek Unarm Balms Eerr, Blrexrdem. mirleensr, May 23 k Jens 20, at 13, at Biresingbass Ct. Si,s 34/swase & ltelliop, Birminebani; off. edgy., Villlarra. awns, Gowen, AltrklawL irmi l w ironmswffer. May 24 it June 14,at 12, at Mealbsidier Cl. kik , Linden, & (Moab, Clessser; at swig., Wilson, Manekestwr. hiss lintass. Osteitsed, newspiesr progenies. end boar, May 113 &Jule 14, at 1, et Nowsseloaposayse Ct. Bole., Name. OMsr, Sswesslls.upierTyne; Oliesig., Baker, Newcastle. upowTyne. 'Axon KsLuca at 11, at Da - - IAMB& Dori% 1• 1 24 1 01 2 . 14 at lid, & Inns 25 WWea. s & w i g Newoq ae ~ Lin. TQUa Masters; Pec,, Misttrarvipanassarn. Cileisastentirs, cowls & &asp salsssina, May 14 & Imo 114 at 11, at Bristol Ct. Sol., ttPes, Msnassiar ; WS awk.. Mamma. Bristol. WILLIAM Pumas, Brynmawr, Ikerasakke, draper, May 14 & June 21, at 11, at Bristol CI. S.C. Balms & Co., New-ban, London, k Prides= k lice. Bridal; at swig., Muttce, IMAM. Thomas TINDLI4 loath Ibisids, DIME, tankers & Alp owner, May 21 at 12, & June 11 at I„ at NrWOMfa 'foss Ct. Bo Law rence & Co., Old PlairsL. Drottee-orwmacos. Lwdos, & fth & Welton, Newesais-aposayas ; at owl& Walsh Newcastle. spat-Woe. &swim) Yarns, Leeds, Yorkildra, witsdowy swim & Nosionnlth. May al t lane IS, at Lamb Ot. Sala. Ishaw hes., &drat-d -raw, it lalddietaa, Leeds; mull., Nom Lords. BANICHUTICY AN May 5. hers Winos, Nottingtuun, lase mansinsturer. INSOLVENT tiro — Treil, journeyman etono. Hamburg. Holland Lisboa Sydnvy, N B,W India via B , authamptan India via Marseilles Boston and Halifax Hexie• sad Havannah West India Brazil ARRIVED. Saco-off Lintrpool, May 8, frown ATMIII3 lan-off Liverpool, May 8. Einan-at Gravrsend, May B, from EICHANOZ -at Gravesend, Mar 8, from Para Marra-at Gravesend, May 8, from OtKOVIA- at Onivesend, May 8, from Gairserr (s. s.)-at Lionpod, May 8, tram Lurrnia—at Gramma, May 8, from 10111 f AIM CiTRAIIINI-at Gravesend, May 8, km Oacsa-at Gravesend, May 8, from. Osearr-st Liverpool, May 8, from Pnooases-cdfl, oy, May 8, from. 8. Baaoroaa-oflleerpmd, May 8. Brrvor -at Gravessod. May 8, Brown iiroarvaerin- at Gravesend, May k Aram Wisa.ian-at Gravesend, May 8, tram BAILED. /lax-from Liverpool, May 8, to ALIGN JANI-from Liverpool, May to ..... ANNA MAMA-AVM Liverpool, May 8, to Suer-from Uverpool, May 8, to Comma-from Ormond, May 7, to Camounte-from Liverpool, May 8, to Eger La:mow-from Liverpool, May 8, to Emma-from Liverpool, May 8, to ittrecta-lkom Liverpool, May 8, to ELIANOW4fOII Uremia, May A, to . . .. Eua. M'Qmaz-from LivmpooL May Bto Erinm-ham Liverpool, May 8, to PAW/MTN-Ik= Liverpool, May 8, to Ommoca - from Liverpool, May 8, to GIANADA-from Liverpool, May 11, to iforentomm-from Limripool May 8, to ESONLAND Maar-from ormeeestd, May 6, to Jam-ham Uverpool, May 8, to hameroww-from Liverpool, Ma 8, to Jiver Joan-at Liverpool, May 8, to Knorr-tram Gramemd, May 11, to LIMINANAN-fronliverpool, May 11, to LAM ItaITZT-tram °ravened. May I, 18 Ilmi-trom Gramm& May 8, to Noma Pot.' -fmes Liverpool, layi 8, to Bra H. Pormtom-ham Liverpool, May B. Joint-from Uverpool, May 8, to numusa-from Oftweand, May IL to Tomumots-ham: May I, to. Tv oposar-from Li May 8, to Timms-from U May 6, to Vanommo-from Uverpool, May 8, to WILTON-from Liverpool, May 8, to WiLmmt--from Liverpool, May 8, to Ma/ If May 78 _ _ 0 May 17 May 23 May 23 April 25 I 111:2 • - Ail Amami' *WM .111* :.:"::: w -JO .Dul Awl JAI .11112 Ms Mb AMIE .„.. ..... OWN . Softis ....... J•sw New Tot New Tat *****... ,„ . ::10 1 0 1 1 amid Sri Tit Nevinellad Baena MO Ude VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arum AND Saimaa, April 11, lat. 47 N., ion. 24 W. GyiusAWlL re), with pumps ont of mike, April 14, off Sardinia. lammu.a, mina. April 25, lat. 36, ion. 5. LINDIIMUM from Liverpool, for Constantinople, April 6, off WM. Ha WALKEN, antiperen for Savannah, April 16, 60 lemon 2 of the AIMS, with ion of bowsprit and top.msats, apparently WI Ommit, Star, from Liverpool, for &aft, with emigrants, May 2ff Mamma Harbour. Swirr, Shears, from Gallipoli, for Iltlenonth. [Advertisement] —THE EMIL or ALDBOROUG AND HOLLOWAY'S PILLIL—An rimear SSWO by ads mitenfl medicine, after every other mans had fatted. See extract has SI lordship's letter, dated "Villa Munina. Lesimen, Arte. fl, 180.-0 Prcimear Hellowar.—Sir,—l beg to aequaint you that your pilh la effected a care of • disorder in my liver and etemecat, winch d 2" most eminent of the faulty at home aerial cule the Contionst le not been able to effect; nay, not eren the maims of Carlda g Marienbad.--(Signed) A'dboroush." These wonderful pills Wien any disease of the liver or stamach.—Sold (also Holloway's Shan , at Professor Holloway's altabliehment. 244, Strand, Lemke, mil! all medicine-renders throughout the civilised world. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. k BIRTHS. Burrxen.—May 5, at Bret-street, Strand, the wiN of & Benham, Esq., of a daughter. 1 CAMPBELL —May 6, at Eatonylate, the wife of Lint.- Campbell, of a eon. L►THAM —May 6, at 'Upper Southwiek.strest, the of Dr. R. G. Latham, of a son. MACILLT.—May 3,.at Edinburgh, Mn. J. Mackay, tt daughter. Micro.—Map 5, at Walton-on-Thames, the wife of the F. R. Mills, of a soo. PL IT.—May 4, at Westbourne-terraee, Hyde-park, lit T. Paley, of a son. MARRIAGES. Aawroir—Cuatx.—May 3, at St. Luke's, Chelan, B. Ashton, E.g., of Brampton, Middlesex, to Marianne h zabetb, only daughter of the late Rev. T. Clare, TWO Great Stoughton, Hoists. ELLISON —Powea.—May 3, at SO Martin'stia-thetfirldx f B. Ellison, E.g., of Thresholds House, Blame%if Yorkshire, to Bessy, fourth daughter of the late J. Yoe Este., of Buckingham street, Adelphi. HALL.—HOOD.—May 6, at St. George's, Hanover-Or G. Hall, Beg., of Brighten , and of Portalede, Suis m A Mary Isabella, Visceirstme Hood, daughter of the NT Hon. Mn. etarterd. WILSON —SMITH. —May 5, at Islington, W. M. Wo.": E.g., to Mary, eldest daughter of the late A Smith , w" of Birehin-!ase. DEATHS. kritsaos.,--Mat 7, Hannah, wife of Mr. J. Atkineo ,ll Park-terrace, Highbury, aged 83. COULTENAT.—May 8, at Clifton, John Peregrine Cludl Wait child of the Rey. R. COUtteniy. FITZOILLD.—Mat 6, at Hampton-court Palate, Si' Fitzgerald, aged 83. Ktirosioso.—May 7, at Sydenhas, Edwin, Innurr of J. Kingsford, Esq. NICOLLS.—May 4, near Reading, Lieut. Oen. Sk J. MA K.C.B. Ozzynu.n.—May 8, at Kingeland.ereenent, Mr. S. field, aged 63 Mated and pabllibla by WiWAY KUM aLar. NOA Sind. ha NIS air of Loper" Priybyt. at tbil~a __Lew fa do Kolas& Wlitstelms—RaosubaT. MAT T. Um I. Amaraoso, NI mum A. W. Savo, Oistlisat r Loag-oae, gilder. A. Cocas, growling. Westminster alms. F. H. Cocrsos. Swan }rd., tailor. J. C. CArrizsoarr, rrebtad-pL, Cuadra-town, clerk in the works. Rioisccs Dowurr, Loados.st., general Mop. keeper. Gotames, Valeanne.row, lneekfrlara.rd., dealer In milk. T. GOODWIIt, Manohester.m., Gray's-lamed., sleek in the Excise one. W. 4301.1101. Paned. East, 01lbrd.et. J Unrenseu, Darimast., Vaazball, farmer. W. J. Lanovax, Prehead.M., Oantestems, Journeyman earpenter. J. IMmeorr, Egger Whkesrem=l:. LION ehmemmager. garrn. geho, T. grest., T. WALD. 0144 , lad" gaudier. W. WIZIFII, Denent, Uneelandmakids, solithoese keeper. IA TO 001111711 T. J. AXITIM Birmingham, fruiterer. B. Sams. Ist lamb Meier. T. 4 D Ilelsin easmu m mom LD Hamm East J. aw, Kettering, arthsmptsafildre, Dmi l i aler gnier . D. Barre, Bavesy-wood, dr white, mime. - PITIONNA ON TRIM OWN PITITIOXI. W. Aram, Gloomier, troliarm. T. RTNRRION !dal arks la als. J. Buhr, Halrq LtrtYat posessawir. A. Ream, erateaander4ene. lasoad dawdler. R. H. Bantam, Amy: Loam T. H. H. BINOLNY. J. Btu, Bury St tam" OW" Welter. J. BLACKMAN, Whlte-st, deellnrerk, tanned 'imam W. B u rros, JUL. ThastaL Tan, Sweat W. Ilorrox, sat, Gra Rselaw. YAM, lamer. F. Cumorroos, Sadao. Swilwahles. E. Coo, Marking, Fare; temboarer. J. Cowes, Hollow Leaceddra retail dada a dr. D. Mow Boothe, Laudable. ale a porter dealer. T. Coosa, Charlaat.. ffiesa Hospital. bona &ardor and *Mew 0. D. Cams Gnaws;, faclito&d wa park Leaspalke, data a swelabw. nsa. preroomia steer esm J. N. Goons, Old WOOdIOI4II, Oallerdadre, T. M. Owners. Lob, ekageldre, K. Hosuoucz, tiordottat.. jeasweras gold beater. J. Howwwww. lagialialais.=eavost. T. HARDT. UNIONSON_ T. Hoassa, Ml wile iledi isept. J. Haan% a, tilostohikar*Mse. Serlinst 4111 11 11 C J. ilaverer Ilmillwd. Tabildre. IL Rum; WANWEWs, Lamar. C. J. Rao, Clidnabed. Ran, pork !stare. W. Liman besontow, Devaidilm lures. J. Mar" Toeite. saw wawa ▪ Wwww. _ Noma dotaalla. B. Moos; Pastas. lewarldre, C. Maw, Pretkak, Cenden.letre. anat. J. Nom...comb* , Wawa, Dossuhin. cad asrelisat. W. NWINOLIN Modaw”osonallask Lencesidre. ernaseetor. I.ll ll . l fale B. Ileasass sensemaern eepereannetel dim in the BLEISWIIie elks = i tedlom. h .,.... C rairemetapilr effer limil. selnalte:lll tharn,lllplask. look. • T Seanas . a• Sum. Inder.eaveyeek Headmistat, Ina &timber &elm Thacdata• Clelkler=aledkeir. Lancashire, 'apposed *Waken O. TR OOP * 1.11151,Mi. Toweemor. !each. Lanadds.. retell dreier la ale. J. B. Tasman. Newarasc oradlasser. J. Towasta.4 4• ll=., italiso, armlet J. Viosiow, . mom J. Widiassa. Irsr J. Warr, Yembenter_ trek tWer drier. W. WATINENDOI4 DOWOOPI4L. Mb% isepaires L Wins. Ciumen4L, LOAM. tenor. R. Wises', Sheffield, senors MAW&MUM. 0. LITC(11001, bJ t St shoe maker. R. Woarsteuroe, Ashton-under-Lyne, licensed vlctualler. DECLARATIONS Or DIVIDEND& Wituan CAMLP.O.. Neweartle-urn-Tyne, contectioner—ted &lam die. or 2d. (In addition to 2a. 9d. previously declared), yam any subvequent Saturday, at Ras, Neweastle.uporsTyue. EDMUND JlOlllllllOl Horstorth, Yorkshire, corn milks-Ist k Aid di.. of sit., May 1 1, & any atibwittent TawdaT, at Hares, Ink Rosen Krems Mass, Klngston-upasHoll, wine merchant—% dlr. of Es. ed., tt final div. of la. 4d., May Et, k any sabarnesstr e i , day, at Hope's, Leeds, DIVIDENDS.—May 31. P. Davis, Weymouth, Doreelitdrs, as k spirit merchant - May St . IL W. Hemsworth, =test., wine 'sentient—May 31. IL Eimpent ts, jeweller-June 7. R. Martin, Tavistock, Devoraig tanner—Jane 7. W. Monads, Lisheard, Cornwall, May Si. R. Mink, Penayn, Cantwell. koomonger—JoverZ Exeter, cheese a bacon stela—May 31. H. Nan, Mims; shire, currier. CERTIFICATES to be be panted, unloosens' shown to the rag* on the day or Inseting. May 29. W. L. Adams, Seiby, Yorkshire, deck watch „ gm.. May 31. E. Brooker , Cheltenham, carver—May 31. E. Buni4 Bashers. Olourveterslure, cattle t sheep dealer—June 8. G. Guis - W . Pruspeet.pl., Ball's.pftd, bricklayer—June 12. J. Coin r, Nest/Mg underLyyms, StatfurdsWre, amallware dealer—May 29. J. a i. jun., Uxbridge , Middlesex, eoinmon carrier -May 23. T r .: li jog ct ik1:013, minter —May 31. W. Pithy, Philpoalane, City, a May 30. G. Bait, Mourgate-st, Om tailor—May 29. J. loblag t . Slough. Buckinghamshire, groosr—May 30. W. Kmmgva, flees , tobsca mist. K ent, bridge, auffalk, SI. W. Waterman, linnehley Gamer. CERTIFICATES to be conArraed by the Vice.Chansaaor asug4 Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contaryon or May 29. R. AshfortL, Birmingham, hardwareman—A. B. COVINA Garfortk, Y • . draper—J. Frays*, North *Oa, chaper—J. MAW , Nodes St. Philip, Somersatahlra, meant, Durham, brewer —T. NestAtt, Baradms, Durham, brewer—J. R. Pries, Aberdare Iran Weeks, shin, .11 . 1m,st —J. ilpenoe fa ll . tackt ie = r pon. — T4ra,= Derbmiihe, grocer—T. Wilcock, Eagle Corer-how, antler. PAETW MUMPS DISBOLTED.-W. Barlow, S. W. Sextra,ky, Wilde. Opennbaw, lanceshire, woollen dyers, so far as nes* p : Barlow-H. Barnes, C. Barnes, &E. Barnes, Urerpeol, satilsk so tar m regads E. Barns-W. Burdett & J. Wood, York-ter., sacral"l rd., doendraper.--J. Chadwick, men., & T. Chadwick, elegies, estate ageats -W. Capp a J. If. troynser, Emfm, drapers-J. W. Lan ik C. 1141, SamUsbory, Lancashire. mem nera-W. Douglass, T. Calmerces, & 0. Oow:ey, Saaderhotd, jab founders, so far m regards W. Dougbir-J. (hunt, J. Wail, i. Akopok J. Wale, Leek, Staffordshire, silk snasufsetrwers -J. thik i'T. H. Hermann, &J. A. Hamm" Hugginians, mission merchants, so &rag regards 7. A. Hatenann t ,=itT. 11. Grimaces's, Uxbridge, MiddLtm, Metre's,* Homer & Elisabeth Cardiall Minter, Sw gm. laundrams -J. flutraimon &T. B. Some, WA& Waltham, ga.. - surgerms -T. Jarvis & J. W. Mush, Masbraugh, Yorkeddres, desk i ^ Sag megffrats-J. Letakank, Dollar. near Stirling. & E. Pri k , ster, S sibrdshke, railway ammeters-a Maidala lic A. Camandhwt , City, printers-S. Myers &P. Mann, Leeds, ta i kkg -4. Multall k J. 11111, Bolton-la-Moors, Lancashire, talks a als manallitedirers -A. Ogg &T. Howard, Nortbstspcon, ha s & founelms-T. Pallo a T. Woolley a , L am = = -Dsabi Bank litarM gam, Mosley Forge, ars-J. Om s 0. alansa, Scar siothiers-T. Shepherd, H. J. Ems. &li Ka Meredith, Tauddr. G (aa the Iralahlr Coal so fa is regards W. M tk-Jans Seder Thomas B 8. C.0. Penwi h, Cornwall, diapers-IL Wallis & 0. Holman, k b acs, surgeons -J. Whitaker & J. Inns, lipotland-bridse, dl en -J. %%Jewell & H. J. Steven, Mark.isan City, son Wes. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. tIM iler , . the " thapples Quails," sal • Llefril CASUALTIES. Hellespont (a.) grourded on a shallow in the Madeleine Pas sage 16th inst. ; th- cargo in the fore hold is damaged; tin I. the after hold has been saved. The vessel now lies at mad bottom, ud she is being lightened forwards.—la Madeleine, April. 18. Mary Ann, of Sunderland, Sippit, from Antwerp for or Goole, foundered at sea yesterday, the Kentish Kest bearing N.W. about 6 miles . • crew saved —Dover,lialt Wellington, Sinclair, from Shie lds to Algiers, nudes:oft last , hsvunr .prurg a leak the previous day. when abet 40 miles N.H. of the Caskets; crew savcd.--Gustrisy, May 7. RIVED. MAILS. • i▪ I nl 'Where cat be" Se , ° I doolif Of ti pm. 77f, - ; . OCRIPT or . re tee o ll Peri MAI a+.. a•D~ MIN •2I C:UCI l',ll, pl.__ ii — ticelent t =tarts% 11 Why, and the new ra sar. ; and 12a • wit Trig ij ued•s.— J U Th : ZEDFCI 11:7167 ; 11 d this Superior esessure. L. 10 OutSUlag Tite lb" 110003ra be prtatiles of or] ' 304.. 304 SW • V Chithrea L. IIY t I I 'maw ed novel I ; ver7 red' tbe.rd: 11 ~~ eil wain D =o d ther COAT, art al& as ( dais POUOE Moral MIME cam jo , / thin se ore-lud sitON iii:Ai sole UN sale a , polls az i_,Yr :IA iS Pea tIIIIIIII lining tre., m CITY- leas =Sal dianiel Inel+, 1 and th "wfr. Eery their above Ix tour!. besei some. WIS. iiii il with their provlOda% to Int to Fit p 1. 4 al 111' tin WI r .