The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-19 00:00:00

Blagrave. It this gentlemen should di si:e to g. t into prnament it is evident tbs.. by liberal dealing we h h s tenants, by renewing their leases on mode rate t ram aid giving them a txnefleisl ieterist in their tenancy, he could almat, wl ecever he chf se, enure a seat for himio if and probably for a nominee also. Let 111 hope, at least, that a gentleman able to exercise ID r est an influence will, whenever the day comes ice using it, gins proof of his anxiety to em ploy it properly IRELAND. DVDLIN, MAT It. Saunders' News, of this marnir,g, states that an edictal communication was made yesterday that the santeace of transportation on Joha Martin would be serried into *SI ct. The accounts of evictions by latdlords, and deaths by cholera and m'sery, cautious to fill the provincial jammed& On last Monday and Tuesday four emi rant vessels, crowded with passengers, cleared out from Limerick. All of the lower classes who can fly from the country are doing so. Yesterday, Father Mathew sailed by the Iron Duke, in the evening, for Liverpool. Several of his per sonal friends and admirers accompanied him to Kings town, and the quay was thronged with people wialung to ere him start far his tour to America. There is certainly no man living now, in Ireland, who would receive three such hearty cheers as were given when the steamer got under weigh. He was accompanied by ace of bid relatives and his secretary. The rev. genthinian looked in excellent health, and,thoogh bid ding farewell to his host of Mends was • trying thing, his habitual serenity was scarcely perceptibly moved. Embracing a few of his more intimate friends, he slightly raised his hat, as the crowd bussed, and, in Irish style, wished Lim a safe ALLEGED MURDER OF A POLICE CON STABLE AT BRISTOL, BY TWO SOLDIERS. Yesterday Ith Burma was held before the coroner J. B. Wisdom Req., at the Whim Lisa Tanya, Madmen. deem, Beiessi, en the belly of Jetts Pries ia; : s c s ate of the astral divides of polies, who died that I. the is- floury albs sMos, I. sessequesse et oedemas tessind during the sight of UN lird ism, from two eddies of the With lebeifiy i , sawed Amine Dell , _sad John )(Wallas. It Wag seem that a penes Ode 15th regiment teeth, bees ieeesd Ilse isrviee is Isdia, the Arm detachment wee on , that by peados theme' Bristol ea their way to Gosport, to th , ir embeekaties der Ceylon. At Wen 12 =ha li te* pinto Is gemelles sad • aempanion were is Tbeemostnet, wish Mee divedwdy wows, making a 46tribaam. when tie gelleemes deolsod them to move sway. They immedlehey _tommeseed es stink epos him seder the eiressorawees detailed la the eviesee. The next day they ' sec takes beton the segistenbm end &turd with the aemalt, bet se their sergeast wee of opiaioa that they h.i get Ws the row la seder to get 001111. 1/11414, •D as to avoid being seat to Icdis, (a trisk which use of them kad someesfully Cdtibefore) the Bea th detdised to Ilse them, and them over to the charge or the caters of the mei. sant, to be dealt with by them. The poiiosman we sot at Ent supposed to be dasgereasly wounded. but afterwans grew wane, sad uysipsfas Manmade& main as, he The int witness examined was M Anne Crum" the vile of • soldier of the 34th Reg., who : Os the nig* lithe pod of May I was is company with throe eddies, el the Mk Beg.; ems of them woe named Asdrew Daly, I Wien, • esti smother named Jobs 311.Fettes. list I don't its., the sumo el the third. We were is Thomas- wrest, mei were While badly with soother p hi saind Reiner, lams the *isms& same up sad mid "You know it Is egaind the rake to be making a distarbesse in the streets at this lienr— ps had better go home." I walked Wha away, sad ems et th e eidien mid to the gellesman " t have you to do wh the girls—who are yes ?" The .astable answered, "I sm • poliessem sad it is ray duty to keep the streets elm ot them lessalie, particularly whoa they are interrupting the phi* se they are doing sow." Oae of the soldien then mid to the WWII with as oath, " Let us murder him— lbw* b as harm la killing a *Wiesen." The essitabis bogged them to go on peaceably whoa one of the soldiers week him with a stick. A woad them beaked him dews, sad they both begs& beads/ him with Webs. Whoa be we dews, ens of the soldier, puked up eider a dose or we .s hell, and beat him over the hood with it. Jess Raker peeved being with the oddity', bat Wag deaf, did sot hear what wm said. The soldiers pulled her • from the constable, sad witness went sway. Wm. Kamw, shoemaker, of Thome-street, deposed to bear* the m dse in the night, when he locked eat of win. low, sad saw oas soldier holdings polkas's:2, while another collier was beating him with a stick across the back of the Mr. Webb, dream, of Guinea-street Hospital, deposed that oa the 3rd of May, is the night, the deceased came to the hospital with • wound of the head _for which his head was bandaged. K r . B. Beenaeg, surgeon to the police force, proved diat the ed went on favourably till the 9th or 10th inst. Ups ro de o duos days erysipelas ours on, and be grew teem till the 17th , abate he died. Witness made a post insrleas esszniastioa of the body, and (mind erysipelas, irkkk had been 'mimed by the wound, and which caused hot b. There we' some slight congestion of the blood iamb ia the Ulan, labia were the effects of the dimes. Ur. Iffhlime, sloth to the justices, produced a &peados albs derawatd, taken by the mayor ; but as it was not takes laths gismo of the affeased, and there being so widows that the doomed at the time was wider the fear of death, tbe eateaws betitated to receive it. lam stkus inniateay of as immaterial character hayloft t o s:Mated, tke coroner swathed up, and the jury wars their verdict whoa oar express was closed. HEATH PUNISHMENTS. BATH. On Friday evening a very large meeting was held in this sky, to petition ter than abolition of capital raikhagats. Mr. Charles Gilpin and Mr. Thomas Boggs, both of London, we n announeedi ts be present. TM Ras. W. C. 0•1117111, ehaplaut of the Bath gaol, took the 'hair, and was supported by a great number of the meet influential eitiasaa. In pspeak' the badness of the matting h. spoke at length upea =Med, ozonising the form of the scripture sup sat, an d, thee that, 'ivies the remits of his own ezpartosee asehaplaia el the pal. Hewes, and had long been, of opinion that the paniehment el death did not answer the end for which it was doeigned. The Rev. Thomas Spenser was sailed upon to novo the ant resslation. He went over the ems glowed Nth" ebminem. C. GILPIN, Req., was called spas to second the reso lution, which he did at gnat WO. and with great elo %nesse and mach effect. Mr. CRISP, solicitor, supported the resolutioa, giving Ma.. of the resales of his owls experience, which all con- Maori him that the punishmeat of death was highly Wes. patent. The CHAIRMAN then called upon Mr. Blume to move the assood resolution. He proceeded to examine the aria m e im mod by Sir G. Grey, and contended that the people's want all opposed to death punishments. He ad 7eivd a mess of statistics to show that ever. amelioration of the crisaimal sods bad been attended by a diminution of of. Sew mailed Ike law. Mr. M. VINCINT VW celled upon to attend it, which he did very briefly. The resolution was carried unanimously. The subsequent reeolations wan carried unanimously. AN ELECTRIC WATCHMAX.—Mr. Petries inv igilate mode of protsetlag by the aid of electric shock', se first suggested r e rs is ilsolder, is about to be , it &ppm*, to ea esteeeim fastory at West Ham. called, wiL be a very power.* ems, and will effect the tee-fold object of Aegis( a kris *howbeit, and prostrating all who may attempt to aster the premhem The application el seek aa apparatos is suitable for bisking• homes, or the manaione of the mobility end patry as well. mad may be apCto toe room cc the whole dwelling.— The Builds,. New HALL AT TIM Eris Tori BTATION.—The pablie are aware that vary essaiderable works have bees is at the Bastes stalks of the Leaden sod North- Call Railway for sow time past. These am sow drawing is a doss, sod the sew Wilding will be armed to the public is a few days. It comprises two bookies aims: the me to the east occupies the site el the old an, end will be mod for the principal pert of the tredle ; th e other is quite sew, and is ineended chiefly for the smaller MIDI. Thai otos. from M large an, whisk is the great public ante-ream to all *see apartmeats which are appropriated to the passenger Mika l.to it will be wheeled all tee luggage from the quad rangle* front, aid here or is the waiting-room (which opens hem h) }wagers may remake if they are too earl y for *eh main. Oa the piers between the smiles will be large barde, ea end* will be placed notice of the destinetien and time of doper are of the train next learie the 'lmam, so that a pesseery ma at oats see to which b e i s te disk lis elms, la the matte of the hall w be ak m iskekniant essider, sad it is intended that persons say be anal k the waltinveasss, which will be liked se asked **. from the hall is the likkggsgs leek and emote to—all mac, as seensend with the possegiss. the four angles of the WM, there are be. minim leading to the secretary's, treads, engineers', and ease o ffi ces, committee-rooms, handless, end the wakes branch railway otiose. A kid Sight of here at the end of the hall leads le the vesti bule of the general meeting-room, and the board. maw, sod forms a striking and original feature. There Is a glow= round the hal ; the area is pared with Craigleitb Mae • good specimen ), sad it is heated by bet water pipes an P system. home of the panels in the are peristyted; ead behled awes are disposed other coils of hot water pipes to poems mediation. The sane arrangement h made is the genets' mediae room ' • and Is the whole *ere are some miles Is bark tteeepipes. Is the rooms es the woad floor are ease eilleas for brambling*, and a somber of rooms to be accepted is • shaft time for similar purposes. In the bessateut ate numerous mom and other seems, most of which are is us. The whets el them works have bees exemitmt heat the designs of Mr. P. O. Hardwick le wham they sae highly weiltabis. Mann. W. Cabin and Co. were the oostasston. The total mous% expended le ant yet arrived at, but will probably not be less thaw 126,0001. —The MUSIC. MADEMOISELLE SPEYER'S CONCERT. The" Matinee Musicale" Rives yesterday by this dy, at the litunver.woare Room, deserves sows, sot tidy on account of her own tenet, bet of the elegise mad lanical character of the entertainment, so much superior to benefit concerts in general. Mdlle. Speyer is a pianist of the right wt. She does sot regard execution on her isstresseat as aa exhibition of medal gymnastic, bet moth* mews of giving expression' to the poetry of the art; while her we 'Wive pewees ere quite 'efficient for every legitimate per pose. For her own perineum" yesterday, ate pawed several beautiful pie's', which won the admiration of every tree amateur . She played Meath Imeho's Trio is D minor, in which she was scoompaand by N N Brest sad Piaui; the ahem sad lean from Beethoven's Sonata in E list, op. 30; Sorbestisa Bach's Fastens C minor' Beethoven's fassees Kees's*, Swats for the pianoforte and violin slaw with N. Erin; and some of lleadelanta's " Lieder ohms Wort* i" la all which pines, so varies' is style end thunder, she exhibited the taste, intelligence, aid knowleege of a thorough artist. Is oddities to her owe performances, Ernst sad Pistil played solos on the violin and the viola/smile ; sad myna dens and sire were song by the Minn Williams. Ose of them, • sew dint by Wallace, celled " May *seeing," was exceedingly edsgeat sad pleasing. The cowing wee attended by s summer sad fashiosable asliesse. CLERICAL. Qua= Anna's Bovierr.—Lest night's Gated* cattails the following moder:—Botanty-ofibm, aa'e-yerd, West. minder, May 18, 1649 —An extraordinary general wart of the gammon of tke Meaty of Queen Anne, for the angst's tattoo of the maintenance of the poor clergy, will be held at the grnwases helm, in Deab'syard, Westminster, se Tme&y, the 6th day of Jane next, at twelve o'clock at noon, for the demon& of the bagmen of the mid governors. By order of the mid gammon, Csmarornas Boveson, santary. NAVAL. ADIUILILLIT, WAY 114.—Phomorzoss.—To 11 LTZUTI mAnts: Funds G. Prolsm Giorgio Y. Burger, Joseph Sees. APPOINTMIDITC-1111113NANT: N.Y. N. B. Wasp to Victoria sad inwit. Idtaeatrsaa : D. Illfurao kareellent. Powrsuoven 18 .— Apollo, troop skip, ease into heehaw this ai ming to land temps. Siam her arrival on Wednesday no commuzicados was allowed with her ea m enus of a robbay ho vUt taps phase at Ocala. Apollo emeneyed two compaales of Royal ArOecy le Cafe. anti the wee all plotted In a gun-shed e Ink and key. r= ll lo days emu r, whoa the aliens uspoolosil gaga, it wee dheovered that the who led bass • and every slide of vales Moles. • monk wee merle yes terday on beard Apollo, but no psepaty wee band. Gla diator, steam frigate, muse into larbear this monis; ben Woolwich, warm& fee Pembroke. Devon/432,1W 17.—Tbe Alms, 26, Capt. Granville G. Loch, wbi h west up harboar on the loth Wet., was paid elf this day. OM M ordered to be re. combined. The Salmis 'be, 12, Cop. Swam arrived her. tidy this came, Mae has bees no die Illiediemaneaa Isales, tad b lac hem Lam. where she has been staying fro same des. Mee pewee hes been very bellierets. WOOLWICH, NAT 111.-1[04192114 iron eteem-ehip, which bee been so long braiding at Akron. Fekhnea's yard, at Will Wall, Poplar, will b. 'melted ea Taal/ next She will be propelled by Ma mew, sad her sagbee A be Owl by neon. Resale. She it the begat mew eMentuft in the navy, with the emeptima of these repelled by era= diary es- The Cepmedre-finperfatendent, Captain Ram, ea glue ensued kr dreier hum days past in investigating charges of mal-seglegdadea of the public stores, preferred spinal M. W.7Wain% storekeeper of tile yard. The in matigetium has boa made by order of the Adedralty, in isesupsme• of intik erunpl ants. The matter has amuntad a very verbs sore, in eonatqueoes of the amber of charges that have bete adduced, and the nature of the proof brought banned to sustain them. In the present state of the ingehy in would be unwise to say more, bat it is said to be the intention of the Admiralty to call in the mistime of a magistrate, and take the evidences oath. MILITARY. Tae VACANT C01.021111.0121.--WO yesterday intimated that Major-Goseral lime Cargo, C. 8., was to noosed tome of the vacant coloneldes ; the other is, it is jest decided, to be given to llejnr•Geaeral Duffy, C. 8., C. Nothieg is yet arranged positively with respect to the vacant governor ship of Chelsea liespital. Poirramoura, MAY 18.--Capt. Dommlies company sad Capt. Willisases compasy of Boyd Artillery have arrived hers in Apoilo, meek., sad ere mow in harborer preparing to Mad aril premed to Wealwfali. (Teem lest 'secrete.) t., W May IL bid Lib OduOwya,—Liest. C.M. Curer, T., to be eix. sad sub.- lieu Mee wit° eademps. lth Dree. Ods.—Lieut. P. Iteuseur to be esoL, by per., Mee Bro.- Maj. thine, who rate.; Oar. sad Adj. J. ORAT , to have rho reek of La ns; Car. W. 8. Mom to be MM., by par., Mee BurcLay; T. E. Dos/scoot% met, to be est. by pm., vim Wood. Bth 1.-811/. A. A. Lie" tem the nth F., to be mil, vies Ordm wbe 24th Ma lP4Mll . 4 ll :llClrnd tam e J. IL berm M.D., to be surg., Mee PINE% embsaps. Lith E—Mej. J. T. dimesnes. hem the nth F., to be coy., vies Mira^ wise esehomma Lith E—C. R. 2/1/1/11/1/1/t. Ont, ID be ma, by per., 'rise Sorsa, prow. teth Cm, sad lieb.Lleat. T. O. L. C. GWTX, Ikea the tdd Cidu, to be limb, use a n who mai. 7.—MM. 11. E. Hamm Mom Ms Ink F., to be vice d abortt, into eieheame. Ord F.—Eta D. S. alcsirsas, AIM Old F., to be lieut., without par., Ace W. 0. L. (ammo; sailimod by the mars et s Ge serslOserbsiertML bah O. 11. 1121111 M, from limp. mit., to be apt., vim G. F. Bais6, who ash. 7141 F.—Esc. D. Dim" to be lieut., by per., vise trabalia whoret.; F. MeDoenms2, pet., to es ma, by pm, VIM MONA Mid E—W. Wanisces. pest., to be me., by per.. vies Urquhart, spp. b Ma I. 117th Lieet..CoL Micarr, tie= Mad T., to le fit., yi• lsrveL ace.; Ilea laud. J. Term, to be Int lieet., by per., visa Morpity, Ida ret. ; I.E. J. /buticorra, mt., to be sea limn., by vise pa., eyes. L—AerbL 4B2 . IL C. ANDI2OOII, M.D., from the stag Is be OM.. vim Dam sea 91411,--11. T. BMW OM gent, without per., vise Simms. pram la to Ord F. Oman lavDeillem.—Csot. 0. 11. Tarrsamtt to be usjiir, by pm, vise M.tbe, vbs rut& ; IMO. V. Wise to be mot, by per., vies Tsesnell; Me. Lieut. Z. ilsesew. to be Ira lieut., by por, vise F. L asionar, gem, to be sea. bent., by per., vies Da be arevr,-11nrg. 0. Precenut, M.D., trona the Mth P., to be seMearg. d Me lad sins, vise lolth, wbo neap. ; Acting lisslat.errs. 0. B. tun, M.D., to be rasbeaorg. to the law, Mae taismia t _pmm. fa the Nth F. Useveue P. W. A. DIADIZAWN, QOM to 77th F., to be mare, elasstpar. larrismsess.—Ths sidelks moss of Cox, of the Pith F., an L. set IL, as pelisse/ lists& SPORTING. TATTERSALUS.—Fund. The betting yesterday was so eat, and agreed as nearly with the pekes quoted on Thursday, that a fungal quotation is uncalled for. Tbs Flying Ditches= and Nunaykirk were steady at precisely te Name odds as beiore—i. •., 2 to 1 and 4 tot. 7 to 1 was h laid ones aget Tauter, bat net more than 6 to 1 could be got at the class. Chatterer rose to 11 to 2, takes to a considerable Gamut, bat finally offered.2o to 1 was taken to 200 i. about Vatican 4,000 to 70 stint The Old Fan, and 700 to 400 about Lord m bl e in s toes 14.—The way mares barked for the Oaks were and Weans*" the former rather freely at 6 to 1, sad the latter fora panA r rit is o 1. The Mitcham and Elthiron were Girded to mai lima night. LAW INTEIJIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.— Yawn:EMT. 111 COMMIS' OP inrmmose. Paaeorr :—Lord rassrissraT On the dark), the leas COAPCILLO)., Lard Itseceass. Lords Itaanomin, Canon. Busair, Brume soma, sad ether poem ViIICOORt Moult's claim to vote for a m unentative peers of behead was admitted, after an exntion of several wits/mess, swag whom were the Bishop of Cashel and Lord Lithrd. TN3 TRACT IMMO& Lori Broughan, ad‘arin Mr. Bourdnlea, agent for the Ws eidniant. inked if that assen's era bed takes the no- Gomm sago so beng_lde claim is th e beam Mr. Boullilas is meet to several uentione, that be Ind mend W halowellom hews the sow, sad had pee. natal his psalm a, b Makety two days o; the pad dour wee detained la Lingual on his way to Lamina, and Mat nosed delay. Me was about 30 years of age. Lag likongban end that their lordships . bad on a tamer ilay hams to pawed es the breech of annum for fear of _ethe WV old cant's ease. He was PUTIMOtiI any arteken plan fa peesenting the panties, and he if it should be Wand to the Attorney. ()snag he weld lbw ne add the petition had not yet come balm lbs. and he irked whether it would not be his duty, when the peaks one before him, on reference from her klejeety, NOW= the witsemse and investigate the claim thLutly, so it It wore a new claim. Briposhom owil other peen upreestd an opinion that each ineettipliea was set at an neorseary ; that be had only to naive good that the petitioner was the ma of the last TThe lewd Clumeeller—The question for the Attempt:4- anal will be, when the petition will be referred to him, to am that the case made by the petitioner is a eau proper far the house to entertain. Lord Brougham again told Mr. Bourdilion that there was a question of breech of privilege pending, and that he should be reedl e seith his case far the toosiders , ion of the committee of pen on the 7th of Jane, to which day his lordship moved t all further connotation of the nutter be Tax Hatuuss Piameoz. Yr. Stuart Watley sad Mr. Flaming tliaa proxesded to essatims witnesses on behalf of Mr. Countable Maxwell. $ ildstost to this peerage, the state sad hlitorf of which were asalaiaed in was report of the proceediaps the daps ow ow the Bth isetaat. (See the Express of the Mk.) The examination was caelbsed to reek of the psal ms, sad ao poiat arose worth meatioass. The bud Advocate, kr the crows, eressinaidaed the witaseses L • sad so did Mr. H m on e, heinif of William C Max well, of urickshaw, oppose Mr. Cos stable Maxwell's &hi, althea& he who h admitted to hes am pit claimed the peruse for lairsalf.—AaJwasill at $ Oda* to 7th Jam. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1849. OC.UItT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Yeas,_ Berms Its. Fosi.swas 3111LIORDINAILY CASS OF YLIDOING PROPZEIT. This was the day appointed for the adjoutned lest exam'. satioa of Charles Howard, sr ino-merchent, of K.c pros, sad Great Tower-street. The baleneve-sheet was Shoilessas mouths ago, stowing debts and lisbtlitirs or the sweat of 98,0001, and there bays b-en repeated adjouresteres ee give time for the assignees fully to investigate the MONSIL Mr. Lawrence, who appesred for mover* woes.% NU the had been aimless that the bankrupt's &sags An* be deroughly sifted, and they thought it probable that be would now pass his last es =testi= if his Haim* were astified as to his coadoet in reference to the system piodgiag which hilted carried on most exteosivety lisr yawn He ass before the court on a matinees of somata, 'haw debts to creditors wreetured, or 19,6801. ; to m om security, 4,6761. ; besides liabilities to the assent I at To meet this, the seems assisted of about SOL ale* cyessel erns up, and 41 very small amount of debts. Frail IMO laISI6 he had been in partnership with Mr. Bulweeil wM maseld the firm to be thee solvent; but the bankrupt add M was a* When the Unkempt commeatted on his we sem* he we entirely without capital ; be put dower Mr. liehresd as a debtor, daring several years, for 1,1001. or I.lo*, bed sew admitted that no such debt existed, and that ▪ was Namely mitered in his books to impress clerks and Oben with an elides of his solvency. In 1844 he was ad ... Sadly dads, 7,4611. ; la March, 1846, that deficiency W increased to 11,1181.; and, cm the let January, 1848, to 140001. He apposed* have adopted • correct principle of Inak,kespling. but lei est availed bbneelf of the ltwledge ill& sibles - whildb be mast thence have derived. At hog* he Megget fa May best; and from that time till September be bat spurt is atempling to bring about ea impossible arraageasent. Culpable as be 'sight be, he was sot the real &lieges* ; but kr the extrication feellities Worded bier by parties with whom he dealt ha styli new have stood his greeted so long. j4geared that, sines September , 1842, be had goods * the moms of * P m of tboussade of with Ilerms. Godes*, whobrokers, ea which these wm an enoresews less. While his profits, is three years sad three-quitese, I had been but 3,7391., of whop 2,6001 bad been &rived hem the redaction of the duties on brandies, his hada W hese 1,9221. • interest end dismay 3,1101., sad engandlitare, 7,8171. la many inseams. he had pledged see& an the very day he perchasod theta, the pledgees sever *aline what was the price, ace whether he hei paid he them. It woe;moose * appear, i pi n tut, that he hod borsht goads =er e of . One petty, *he was a la th 1164 fee 110001 ., hat by this .Lute mof pliant's' Welded to Man the melees. at the doe of the biak =.*eialemats for some COL Ms was • troasastka ~;shed closely kolas( into. To the 'my lest be hod puessol We MIMS *tweet' Jaasary and May, 1848, he bad pueshassd theexteat of 9,11091. New edema *dr her touseselleas, to the aslant If Maws* 80,11001. sod 40,0001., were referred to in his books; hone segpielea raved ou the whole. It was diScult to cooed* how am= amid have gees on kw years with • growing delei, sad the come into the Banitruptey Court without a fly of mem Undoubtedly, the gears* result of we assewate was wereed by the books ; sad he must admit that the Malatya had &ewe an mrsiety to give all the *Wreaths be Ada his atedieses. The belimerobest being pretty s of mould be eared Is Wpassing ; bat the monk* they should be able, at the serttfisede eiesieg, to mom* deep-hod • whew of fraud as bad swe be* rat tled in the commercial wield, sad one whiff did eat im plicate the bankrupt only. Ashurst said the bankrupt bad entered in his books all his parohaess ; these were represented by warrant*, and I l se he had good credit, he borrowed mousy on them • but having admitted the purchases, there cos** no ootiosal =sat as to the fact of the called ples, which was cur rosary with the trade. It was act eire kir to charge llle beakrupt with anything like ooneselesest. He had fur lolled • list of the whole of his mustbsoss, sad aothing was wowing but the precise date of some of the pledges. The Miissw 03.111100 all through the trade ; and the guard's as slea beat raised who ought to suffer, whether the party ties the medic or the petty accommodated. He thought 1111:adffeeding the facilities ought to suffer. 1 1 seaversatios, His Honour said he had read the examiaatises, cad thought the bankrupt had answered all the queOhns lankly. There was no suggestion that be had eeaeeald property ;he had pie lied in direelms, pelbspe to sase enent. The question now was wheeler tar smignees hod wry probability of immesh, their dividend by carrying the lagawy further ; if not, It had probably better terminate. He wee not entirely satisfied with the amount; they were such as to nisi the suspicion of what was called "cooking." He would allow the 4111111111111111i0U to pass on the uadentand. fag that the bankrupt might be further examined In private if the Wigan* thought it desirable. He must give me CM ikon praise for the way is which they had pursued this in vestigation; were such inquiries more generally made by creditors, there would be mush UM fraud on the part , of debtors. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Yunuuma. Barons W. Conaumwowas LAW. _ IN RI fits FRANCIS CliLll.l 4 l KNOWIXS, BART.— JtDOMMT. His Honour save judgment in this case reported in our paper of yesterday. The question raised was an important one—it was whether this court er the Court of Bankruptcy had jurisdiction over eonrlderable property, known so the Olorangen Iron and Coal Works. A creditor's petition was filed in 1842, and a vetting order made, but Sir F. C. Knowles had been discharged without the intervention of the court, and five years afterwards was made a bankrupt and obtained his oertilleata. Sir Robert Pries, wise had an interest in the ins aid seal works, *OM tee the provi nced soignee to sell SW Prensie's shave is the some pro pwty, sod it was resisted as the rata that all bwielletien bad, by virtu of the eat, lees removed to the Clonal of Bankruptcy. The question turned ma the esseteneden of the 39th sect of the set 1 & 2 Viet, x.llO, relating Is Intel• vest debtors, end the leaned eirmaikshaw, is shims his &dab" alluded to the altsesibm et the dome bun amoebae statute, end declared that it was neassusisal as it new stood ; bat ea emmideriag the man* of the legislature, he was clearly of elision that Ibis emit was divested of all Jule/lie tits I. the matter, sad the the role obaWed by Sir Rohm Prise on the elbow if the court west be discharged. —Bale discharged siewdlagly. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YzaziDAT. lose Ms. Bomar ADANA Lao A Baum or Kuuerun Disonnsirr tlatioszs his tiwi neeas av raile/ a raiat with keeping eanendered a house M u poa fti-farm In the parish of t. men& The defendan t ' s wife was included in the ladistment, het she state d to be too ill to attend. Mr. Presdapet mosseated toe the mmaial authorities, end Mr. Paine amil Kr. Remy speared for the defendant. It immoral bus lbeeponing statement of Mr. Prender gast, a m the *Mimes et several wantons afterwards called, that the hew humps* el which the defendant war *- dieted wen situate near Fiterearequare, and that this prom maims was 'maned W the metheeides of Bt. Panama upon the eemplaiet Mr. Altenherenh, the pawabroke;, end @mesa ether reepeelehle parties who embed or eseapied pin k the imemileee nelekbourheod. The lime was ieaiaeted in anima dimmemfel nianser, it wee the mese of Bibb. lekleillAtetee sad diaturbeame, mad the hanks who with la the hale tEn e it, mudeeted *maim with en* hare-Msed in street he era day, that reaps*** MIMS were to be seen at Ut doers in the same street, and such were the mass carried on at the back part of the house with opn where, that the female meant* in ether houses insisted apes hada, the glue ia their windows painted. At all hours of the il Sa d me were screams for help, cries deaf murder, ad : with persons in the garb of gentlemen who bad bees in the home, and those who robbed them. The fishadeat and his wife kept a similar house near Regent-West, and the evidence to show that he was the tenant of the home in question wee that he and his wife were frequently seen going in anima, that he armed an authority over the INV mats,tthat he had declared that the house cleared him 41. 10e. per week, and, finally, the evidence of the free holder, an old lady at Maidalull, who said that the defend ant bad held the house of her under an agreement, out, on the 27th of Mar* last he realized the keys into her hands, asking her to give a receipt for the rent in the name of Bullock, but she refused to do so. In summing up, the learned Judge said that he appre hended thee span the evidence given the jury would have no difficulty in laying who was the tenant. The jury _lmmeilletely found the defendant Guilty, The Imild lofts sentenced the defendant to be kept to hard labour fir in eskada months, to pay to the Queen a fine of 50L, to be lossed, bias& in 801., and two sureties in 401. each, to be tinsel Winslow for three years, and to be imprisoned dB the wee paid and the securities given. assaN• raireiralime Jane Josephs, and Maria Oatley ells. Wry Drab, pleaded guilty of keeping a like hoses in 11 COriTet of this prosecution was to elcoe the hoses, Ma es the keys were given up, the maned for the prose- Nies did not mem for punishment. The Learned Judge mid it appeared that the lower portion albs Mass, for whisk these defendants were indicted, was vied as a French boot shop, while the other portion was converted into a brothel. Tee Court waist it to be die tioegy understood that theme pmOts who might pet ppme sion of a house in a respese public dmeasibfare like ,eat-street, ostendbly a esednet a Imeoltie business, bat redly to carry on the fahmene Issas of a loreehoi, did so in a fearful peril, and that must weak! punish them to the fall extent the law permitted. The &shadows were this liberated on recoinimace, to appear for judgment if ailed upon. the puns was found beneath a grating, over which Booth hail hese taken into custody. All the mosey we. in it. Kr. Fox corroborated his wile's statement. William Maxwell, conductor of the omnibus in which the robbery took plate, said that when the vehicle stopped in Bishorgata street Booth said, "I'll get out," which he did. after having paid a fourpenny piece, without waitiog for the (thane*. The lady then cried out. " That luau has robbed me;" and Gress said, "Yes he has, and I'll I= after him," which he did without stopping to pay his fare. Eadk pima" dialed all Imowledp of the other. It was boweeer, Mat they were both well-known thieves, mai they MIS remanded, in order to give other persons as eggartanfty of appearing against them. MARYLEBONE. Alli•IILT ET • Boworron.—lfr. George JoAst Ems. a solieleor was charged with the following outrage upon Mr. Beaty Israel, a solicitor's clink, who, in masequenc• of the serious injury he had received, was prevented from attending to give evidence. Mr. John Keseshall, landlord of the Star end Garter, Edgware-road, deposed that on Thursday night, about halt pant 12, the prisoner end Mr. Israel were in his house Making together at the bar. Some words ensued between them, and witness, hearing a disturbance, came out of the parlour. I. passing into the bar he saw the prisoner strike Israel twice in the fees with his fists. They fought together for some minutes, when Keen was knocked down by Israel. Keen speedily got up, and gelled out teat he had had tamed. They then shook hands end made up the quarrel, sad Keen subsopeatly struck Israel ca the lurid with an iron gas key (an iestrument about four feet long). Wales seat for a surgeon to dress Mr. Israel's wounds, and the pri soner was given into custody. Mr. Edward Gaye, surgeon, said he found a wound on the left side of Israel's frontal bone about two inches in leMrngth. . Cooper, for the defendant, said that upon a future day he should no doubt be prepared with witnesses who would throw a ailment light upon the matter. Mr. Lang held elm defsmdaat to bail in 3001., and two sureties in 1601. einis, kr his attendance on Saturday (this day) week. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Bomar nt LlCo 7 ;tiniee.-:firieFeand Booth, yoanr wen weU known to the polies, ware charged with having robbed Mrs. Elizabeth Fox of a purse containing tea sove reigns and nine shillings in silver. The prisoners closely watched every part of the seldom*, aad cross ermined met of the witnesses for the yonaseaties. Mrs. Fox, of South-stroeA Wasbegnere, Lambeth, and her husb at and, got into a " Wellington " email= se Wog usiasy, halpast five o'clock, in the a te i r o Z to ilhareditch. Booth sad Green the., and the farmer sat nazi to th;Vd7Zie abs latter took his seat on the opposite side. Tbe minibus had reached Bl treat, when Fat Ink beadkercluel hcett e rr ti . e pooket kr a moment, od feud SW hoe pars* was sets, b u t u pn returning it to Ist postal she missed her cos end its centests. Booth had, at the tine abs taisiod PIN quitted the omnibus, end Green las at his heel.. I[r. upon hawing his erv i geh rifs ea Lest that she had been robbed by one of the wen who had est got out, darted after them, and they were both Subsequently THAMES. - CHAMP OP HOMICIDI.—EI. &Wwa, mats Cl the schooner Deasswick, was charged with havirg mused the death of a black hey, named Joseph Frost, belonging to the Name ship, by illls•Valg him is the river . Wirer, a policemen, stated that about six o'clock on Thumb,' eveuing, whilst sear the Barmy Clued, he hard that a bey bad been drowned trees the Brunswick, which was bilai abadiaida. He west as board to wake inquiries, when the pelnesr said that the boy had been drank in the boat, mei m alelimipt was made to get him ea board by hook* a rugs him. During the operation the book came eabeeest, est the boy fell into the water. Oliver told the mate be did sot believe his statement, and took him dude avetsk. Henry masucessa said the mate directed him to fasten the ripe rand the bey, and when it was done the prisoner pealed him sp. He then dropped him into the water, when the rope slackened, the hook became undone, and the boy rank. John Potter, another asentaa, who had only recently joined said, the black boy was very drunk sad very " ob. strapless " the mate directed a strap to be put round him to pull him °tact the boat, and then sell " we'll dip him." As soon as he wee dipped the rope gave way, mad witness saw the boy throw his head and arms upwarth, after which he immediately sank and was seen no more. He did ail he could to recover the boy, but could not sussed. The prisoner is his defence told the same story which he had previously given to the constable. The case was ad. journed for a week, to allow time to snake a search after the Lady. PUBLIC SALES. NAT 18.—Bv McMn. NOGOART, NORTON, and OAKTETo at the Mart.—Freehold estate of Wadhurst Castle, near Tun bridge Wells, extending over 388 acres of land, also tom prising a gothic mansion, built of stone, with attached and detached offices. farm residences cottages, and other build. Ingo, steno quarry, &c., part tithe free ; estimated annual value 8261., 18x per annum—knocked down for 16,3501. Three freehold farms, corn tithe free, adjoining the pre. ceding, called Dargate's, Tepsell's, and Faircrouch, contain ing farm buildings and 221 acres of land; estimated annual value, 1601.-2,8401. Freehold, called Tidebrook farm, containing farm build ings and 64 acres of land, estimated at 401. per annum, land tax redeemed-7901. Four leasehold houses, Onslow street and Vine-street, let for 641, 10s., held for 40 years. at 11.12.. 64.-6501. Copvhold estate, called " Middle-field Farm," near Wit nay, Oxon, comprising farmhouse and buildings and 95 acres of land, let far 1611. upon lease, partly tithe let e and land tax redeemed, copyhold burthens nominal-3,8701. Two enclosures of freehold land near the preceding, 46 acres in measurement, let to the same tenant for 681.-1.4501. Leasehold family residence, at Greenhithe estimated an nual value 1201, held for 97 years at 441.-9801. Messrs. Dams, at the Hart.—The Withersfield Hall estate, Suffolk, comprising four farmhouses and 1,324 a. 3r. 17p. of land, with 'manorial rights, now producing together 9551. per annum, but estimated at 1,3351. Also, perpetual advowson end next presentation to the rectory of Withenfleld, valued at 7001. per annum, present locum. bent 52 years of age—knocked dawn for 35,0001. Freehold house with lawn, pleasure grounds, &c., on the Biggleswade-road, Bedford, tithe free and land tax redeemed. —3.0501. Freehold house, near the preceding._ let for 1001. per annum, and cottage and garden let for 161.-2,0001. Freehold dwelling house, adjoining the above, let for 351. —6201. Piste of freehold land, opposite preceding, containing about three quarters of an acre, adapted for budding. -5501. Messrs. SworrLIWORTH, at the Mart—The freehold estate of Betekanger, near Dover, estimated at 2,0001. per anndm, was submitted to competition, but not sold. Mr. Br.oooo, at the Itart.—Lesashold house, High-street, Camden-towi, Ist for 441. per annum, held for 40 years at 41.4..-6461. Messrs. CAPE, Box, and BRIO, at the Mart.—Freehold holm and shop. Carnaby-street, Regent-street, let for SOL per annum—sold for 8451. Freehold property, comprising a house formerly the Great Bull's Head public-house, and four houses with shops, . . erhitheareet, and three tenements in the rear, proideei... a e latether 1181. 10s. Bd. per onnura, Use part of the taxes:. Ng Mr. EDWIN Foz, at the Mart.—Two brick-built free hold residences, Nos 2snd 4,01d-omo-road, near Shoredhch Church, let on repairing lame at 421. per annum—sold for 8601. A frosheld hee piabliolouse, the Grapes, No. 3, Old street-reed, ht ea tease for 651. per annum--eold for 1,2301. A. freehold residence, No. 6, Old strat-road, annual nett, 661.--salt bre& Two froshold houses, Noe. 8 fad 7, Old.street-rood, let on a Wee at 601. per mum, of the estimated value of lgr al — r soll for 97W. A. freehold residence, No. 8, Old-street-road, let on lease to the Postmasteraeneral at 311. 10e. per annum—sold for 6101. A. 1001. share in the Rest London Waterworks, paying a dividend of 81. per cent.—eold for 1791. M. LONDON OAZETTIL—Friday, May 18. sinsurrs. Pima Boys. Umballin. earn deakr, to earrender May 29 & July 3at 10, at IkmdmSliem Ct. 8010, MoDuarn lc Cm, Birmingham ; off. meld., Odell% Illemigham. gr u y, A ., prergagdoo.M., (My, draper, Ma y IS& hum 29 at 11, at loin, Aahurst & Bon, Od Jewry; off. mad, Caw" KOMI' Dawtlmaamtm, Ocenwall, llnedraper, Jana 2 at 1, & July 7 1 at DadolgadiaL Sol, Lloyd, NAM, theapide ; *ff. ift.. eillalnlek4L BENZT Gennumenl aime lma detwflepata=otakleLagt 12, k June 26 et 1, it SA ONswir .; of. Wisaaas Sow Isom% Welvstol”Ms,payslwakev, May 26 & Jim Mi 6 Mgt MEMO= Ct. SION Omer & Underhill, Mal mehemg7al.oinsatradLlVldimene, liartozz. madam, May 26 & Jane 23 c s 1 1 • 16 l a b r t all a ht talter is Joner, amaze, k MeV . : et Valpy, Birmingham. Jecon home. Can metioneer, May & June 27 at 11, at lissinglaDeff. lioL, Hlgh.m, Poplar; off. mid. Jammu, BeingballM Vince= Jarm&mon & Joan Brannan Itor"ow, Argyll-4, Xing's. 001/INI May IS &AIM 26 at 11, at 1144thibill.st. 80l , Do te d, Gt. Mrelbmmi.m.; off. aegg Groom, Abehurch-lane. Joan Naar, Jun., Hight., C mberwal oilman, May IS at 1,13 June 26 at 2, at leangtrall-n3 TWIN CorwmoL,Cbia pakle ; ofL Groom, Airdinrde.lana , Eautrzi Iffnape_ifillfmar Tatleldra, druggist, Jane at 11, Pt 25 at !kat lasi ot. Sok, Willas, Bedford-row, & gazelbye, Hull; al*" NW*. IaISL EINIT WALI3I. Colemamat, City, oilman. May 30 at & lase 29 at dDaolagball•st. 9oL, Dingwall, Tokeohouseqd., City; of mtg., Pennell, GalkthalLdkawa. BANIESUPTCY ANNULLED. May 14. Timm Emisos. Houghtcm.le.spring, Durham, draw. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. - - AT torrosa•araarr. H. ALoovs, Ezeter.d., LammPM. A xem, Nowiagta•ammagArart. B. AWIDOTY, aadataat to as eating boom keeps. AMrLI. lambat. obanat. W. HAMM Cber#ool= itima diddeaMas , viikkidge. arptat er. A. DOGM Waage maker. H. Bovacass.A. Waseboaer.pL, rd., rear-admiral la tap ispi ch p ir J. Bairns, Banat. Bertarealtaa, oaa Waffler. W. lagamas. Comassia., alio. cams k ittfox. W. A. asowa, fellowas.st. Salk UndorrpadL, slaa maker. J. lawn, Jame• 44.. OmosigurAm. _lvory mails A. BUSTIN SWEltiriaLiarare. Saatwou, minima secretary to • rat. way eaapany. J. Comma, lletiopolitsa.laddlor, Old St. Panes,-rd., atter sere clerk. Hos. A. F. C. M. WC. Ebilry.at, Pladiso. J. Caxess. lAakbah, brlddayor. W. Cum. Jea.. Londom.rd , U. Osorge•Afilds. Nialat to • J. 0211.1"ililki004d.,==114 (FAIWIM gri . P.Vediarlf. remise. O. ONEWV. liztenimat. ektiaular. asemeher. T. =bow, impswirr my" aid mrsheit. uss , ikorodkl. A. F Worn tram s, INlgastr.Jseasporn beam Igagion a lL a tivrailoW4l.olrad. salman. L Omemisird., W. . Least. sabot maim W.D.lllwta. loath Laatetkpamlow. 11. Nom. Ns. , Lakes, soranimalal Nubs oat.. J.ns, Wlllywoolk Xwal-kara. Ulm W Je . Lay U. Ueliroa.. did lama banwaso alas. J. Liana. MeauddL. Imedsprollboll„ boLoocklag door-mat maw. •11 panisawL. Omit 111010164., liszyletcoe, la the r imp . il otem 8. w M0% INOOM Wm IWIT. boimihesikagUn. H. Nam. LW I T. W. Puna, Proepaet.pi , Kingland, licensed to sell beer. Lemma Eurraern Panicarr, Burton.st, Pimlico, widow. J. IL PULDMIATT. Popplataet., Fleet-at, journeyman carpenter. T. eakainon, Beal-SL, denser, baki r. Y. W. D.Saame, Bt. Mary.aie, Houndadkak bricklayer. J. Seew. UsMdp,butcher. W. Stara, Hl(b.IL, Bow, laboarer. W. H.J. L. Tinos, Li nest, Pestakat., journeyman tenor. P. Tam, Portansa.pt, librwaree.ed.., reeretary to the Great Wagers Loan Soeiet . J. Timm lelgravamil., carpenter. Y. Twitican, W On tdan.r4., cab proprietor. B. W. Wm.,, Lloyd Soho, J. WA's, Puratirst. Ass meavfacturer. W. Werramerim. urPulter. Eidealsret Wwaavunt, innkeePer. W. W. Wzocar, Upper Gagne, analbas driver. J. Witoon, Carannat.,, OW, tailor. Di TEBCOVIITIT. 8. Clam", NM brialireikw: C. J. MIAMI, owaviss. J. Ilian, rani= Norma virbialler. W. Famaav,lllathriwu abrairaime. C. FIII00; Parts" lioulkimplowieWi tradisir W thr Fret& lan. WrG ig ilii, OM Ihreiml. ItsUlugimaiiii" Wise. J. L. Haiourosi. Wattistltiwir, rawwitial WIWIL T. Hru, Wlllsestilem, lasiladdru Arlin% 141 T !rum" Wait Driastred, Hattbuiluumi G. Kamm, Now Dwar, Natilashiimelre, 8. Lammas', Witics.aus.Bvambreaka, velar. J. Kumaros, Mee mit Ortarisoil. dose J. NUL. Orerwiler, Glisacestaildni. mall r J. Wm. Dover, visturilir. B. MIIIMMMIaiII. NittinibiZ ior bar. T. . 3. p rkauss iam Pars, semik. Tharst ara.4kraire , letter carrier. P Pui r wriam, Dr WA Midge, art.traa reaulder. J. Wiliam's, eadirrse. 0 . W"Ani•COt_lrnieuit Umetrailre, War. D. Woorroe, weber, MM. para. aim ismer. baker. Motke, brewees tra- WISOMWM. TENS 011/5 T. RYLAND, abillskt. tatAbliede fieger. J. ROLMOTD, WMIOMMI, IMSOMWOMWsdmrnt dirgeilL J. aVIA111). 01111111bMilefk J. Moms, Highllebt. Y bleleekr. amwo di li k ei catb, hoeunsker. Derbyddee. W. Peratiow, Jon., Ltembildre, miller. A. belna, Saheb, Cornwall, surge= re half pay in her Majesty's lop! Navy. C. Proem" Sheffield, rdgetool forger. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Gene. &sea, Lymington, Hampshire , builder-div. of M., Mayl6, k any subsepsent Wednesday, at Follett's, San brook-et. JONA BODDINOTON Manche tar, COM dealer-(anal rib. of lON., any nearby, at Orrin' Jiro thrower, Wed Wo l les, =tue .raa bahmd, larmer- lot It final db. of 4d., May 19, Is arty subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, New asstle.apen.Tyne. Wzitass Seem Albany-et, Ragenffs-park, baker-let div. of ge.. May 21, k two sm i en d t Honiara, at Canaan's, Birchiblane. Jong Bunonsa, H -pl., Kennington. talks-lit db. of 2s. 3d., May 19, 4 brie an nest Saturdays, at Edwards's, Prederiek'e. plioe. RICEAID Doss, Weleidd, Yorkeldre, eau WINOS - 3rd div. of May . 2 . 2 ;. it77 Tuesday, it Hope's, Leeds. Jamas Ciao, aly. marebant- kd div. of Bd. . May 21, & two subsequent at Cession's, Birehiblant. Reim Kure, North Graine7- q.,, conk builder-Ist div. of 3m, any Wednesday, at Whitmore s, Beenthalst. Lune LANOIAT, DoisMmlL _Lb at Wight, biker-div. of 45., May 23, It any ettbsequent Wedneides, et Follett's, Sambrook-et. Josue* Lis, Memebasom peptehinger-lst die of la. 6d., May 22, k soy subsequent Today, at Fraser'., Manchesrte. Ghee= Lawny Wrexham, Denbigh-hire, apothecary-Ist dlr. at le. Sid., May 23, may resteequest Wednesday, itMorgan's, Liver. Pod- WILLIAM Myron. Liverpool, draper-lit div. oils., any Saturday, at Green's, Aidermanbury. Sams Moses, Alfred-pl., Brampton, coal merchant-div. of Is., May 16, & any subsequent Wednesday, at Follett's, tharbroolact. DAVID MONODIST, Catherhie-et., Btrind, victualler-Ist div. of Oa. 5d., May 19, ar three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards', Pre. deed's-Mace. Mains Noss, Regenacirene, Oxford-at, ehildbed linen warehouse man-lst div. of is. dd., any Saturday, at Green's, Aldermanbury. Writassi Ws= OGIGUITZ. lilerey.lasse, Cheapdde, ONTSMN.MOD Moot -2nd db. of 3A, k Ist & Zed div. of 110 d. on new mods, Kay 19, &three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards' Frederkk's-plaoe. JOHN Pies, Is MONIS HALL.Liebfired, I;immonsfers -Ist div. of Is. 4d. & 2nd db. of Les. 41., May 24, s any subsequent Thursday, at Valpy's, Birmingham. Toombs Iticisonn, Paterkeough, builder-filial db. of 2a, any EPP day, at Green's, Aldermaabary. Crimes Cosirms &mow, Plasbury-s t., builder-Anal sib. of id., any Saturday, at thesn's. Aldermanbury. James hours ms, Cambridge, cabinet maker-db. of 21d., May 16, Is any subsequent Wedieseday, at Follett's, Sambrook-a. Gum= TooteA t lk a idol, merchant-let of 4d., any Wednesday, at Killer's. TEMA/ Trios, Valiltehavem, builder-2nd db. ot Si (in addition to b. previously deelared), May 19, k say subequent Saturday, at Wailers, Neweastle-upote-Tyne. W,uaa. Waveos, Eland, Yottshins, innkeeper-lit Is anal db. of Is. Std., May 23, & any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds. Haag "Warm Cook's-grounds, Chelsea, innkeeper - Ist db. of 4s. ed., May 21, Is two subsequent Mondays, at Canaan's, Webb. lane. Jams Wramirs, High Holborn, woollendrsper--db. of 21d, May 16, Is any subsequent Wednesday, at Follett's, Sambrook-et. SAMUEL WILLIAMS. Rending, ooh proprietor-Ist dlr. of Is. Id., May 19, k three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abehurablane. TRONA, WILLIAMS, MONTININLIODAge, WOGITICk, clerk in the Grub wich Haepitel-Ist db. of 1. bd., May 21, Is two subsequent , Mob days, at Cannon's, archiblane. J. Woon k Sons, Tenby Yorkshire, manufacturere-ht Ob. of 2s. 6d., it 2nd se final dive. of 91d., May 2J, es any subsequent Tomb hay, at Hope's, Leads. Taoism Wanner, Poland-at. Ozfordat., builder-2nd div. d le. 111., May 11. Is two subsequent Monday s, at Carman's, Birehibleme. Iburit. Worm YOUNGMAN. Norwich, wine merchant -Ist de. et b. 3d., any Saturday, at Green's, Aldermanbury. DIVIDENDS.-June 14. L. W. Aril, White at, Pentonvilk, corn keel merchant-4one 12. B. Barrotte, North Wadies, Nor folk, innkeeper-June 8. T. J. Breeds kC. Barfield, Penning's wharf, Southwark, merchant-Jane 8. T. J. Breeds, wharf., tiouthwirk, merchant-June 15. 11. C. 8. Chauncey, Liverpool, sham broker-June 14. J. Choate, Ipswich, Suffolk, boot Is shoemaker- June 15. S. Clegg, T. Mather, sun., & K. Pringle, West Derby, Lan caahlre founders-June 13. ti. Clem West Derby, Lemonlike, Iron- Wunder -Jane IL B. Coke, Olney, Bueklughmeattire, tea dealer- June 14. F. Cowl) n, Devoe mereer-Jsme IL S. Fiber, Newark upon-Treat, N bidder-June 14. G. Freeds, Liver pool, tellor-Juse drepers-June 13. D. G. Garden., Meetimer-at., Cavendiebeq., ..ab.--.lune 14. P. G. Harbord, Liverpool, wine Is spirit iseedramt-Juse 13. T. Heb biewidte, llve po d, wine and spirit merikant-hore I& A. 'Hewlett, Abbott's Ass, Hmgolibe, earperater-June 14. I.lolffebeß W. HIV gime. Dedgeriball, Wiltshire, drapers-Jew 13. A. Little Belton. Lanoseldre, heake-June IL H. Hinelless, lic l id er ' em, Hampshire, timber exeretteat-Jene 9. J. Knight, W Lenembre, butcher-Jane IS. N. Lister, Helper, Derbyshire. bager-June 14. M. M'Ardle, Liverpool, groper-Jens 8. R. J. S. , Webefteld, Yorkshire, dyer--hiee 8. J. Monk, Kanitester, mardient-June 12. B. Moro, I , lricla coal merchant-June S. J. Odey..Bredford, Yorkshire, cotton warp dyer-June 14. W. wren 04. 1., St- Lake's, tinplate worter-June 13. J. P. Rierksd & A. H. Atkin. Liver y*, 1. mereta-June 12. D. Rom, RedelMartmewharf, wire es spirit merchant-June 14.0. Samson, Weymouth, Doreetalsire, corn Bever-June 13. J. B. Scott, Denham Berbtm Leneashire, calico prieter-Juse 11. W. Sew Jun., Salkird, - Lmmidire printer - June 9. W. Sheppard, Man ch ester, wine Is spirit dealer-June 14. R. Spam; Easter, printer--Juns 14. H. A. Stewart, Liverpool, ship broker-June 11. W. IL Summers, fiedbilloet., bill broker-June 12. J. H. Webb, Luton, Bedfordshire, strew plait dealer-June 9. C. Wlllienhoo, Man= eke', starch zennumeturer. CERTIFICATES to be granted. =km Olittat be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Jugs 12. E. Bannister, Abbott's Bromley, Staffordshire, harness maker-June 9. A. Brown, Mounast., Whitechapel, draper-June 8. J. ftr• nham, Edgeware-rd., ailkmercer--June 13. C. N. Cart= lekeeter, spinner-June 13. J. Craft, Matthew-at., Chalon, dealer-June 9. 0. Cotmen, Manchester, manufacturer-June 9. J. Downs, Newesetibunder-Lynse, Staffordshire, flshmemger-June 22. Emma, Liverpool, merchant-June 9. H. Fenwiek, Li banker-June 11. W. B. Girdles one, Southamptoe, boarding verP n F. keeper-June 22. R. H. Hartley, m, Yorkshire, ' atter arale booker-June 15. F. G. Harbord, Liverpool, WIDO *r , merchant--June 16. W. Irving, Birmingham, draper-Jane 9. T. N. Herr, Biggierwide, Bed tays June 15. T. Gam bad Rs C. Cummins, Liverpool, commission& forwarding agents- June 11. J. Wetmore, Liverpool, baker-June 11. H. Peet, Ludgate. hill. City, printer en 14. - J. D. Verly, Liverpool, watchmaker- June 12. T. B. Wade, Dudley, Worsesterskire, groper. cpinnacrEs to be seedirmed by the Vice-Chautellor acting In Hembuptcy, Was ebb be shown to the contrary, on or before hies L J. Nedeock, End Ikley, Berkshire, draper-B. Barrette, North 1 1 1 .1 1.. )5 or 121141 I ak op e r-0 . Chatham. Prindabury, Kent, ship ., leMhaP4 wolvc rhampton, Staffordshire, upholetenr- I. MOM% Reuretet, Lambeth, stone merchant -W. F.. Holmes, Ifeldeigh ice, coaduneker -O. M. Hawn, Hatton-garden, Ferdinand-st, Hampiterd-td., retailer of beer 1711=e, Oitad.st., tavern keeper-H. Pratt, Kempey, Wor earbredke. miller-P. Theorem see, Ganaburgh-plece, Pan ne% esspember-T. White, Cornhill, City, cheiliet-T. Woodfield, LilßePhary-st.., Pimlko, plumber. PARTNUSHIPS DISSOLVED.-Ilarah Baines k T. Babes, Brad bea. Tenable*, wool dealers -H. Barclay, F. Friend, Is T. Gale, lallbesergeot., Bermondsey, colour manufacturers, so hr is e Ibrelay-Jo= Best Is James Best, Beading, seedsreen - O.= 111 Berits, Bristl. grocers-J. Birch &J. Green, Manchester whole. ede Minh minufastarere-E. V. Illyth h J. Graham, Birmingham, MIIMMet•-Ellen Brown Is J. 11. Reardetteen, lobo seereisnta-G. Brown & J.Jadrion, Derby, engineers-R. Cooper T. liorinun, Manchester, teideeltre-J. P. Cutn, W. W. Culla Is H. O. Cutts, Sheffeld, general merchants-J. P. Cutts, W. W. Cutts, Cutts, &J. Sutton, Shefikki, optideas, so far as regards W. W. Cutts & H. G. Cutte-R. Dudgeon, W. Wetly, J. W. Dudgeon, kC. P. trickier, London k Liverpool, merchants, to far es regards W. Balleny-11. Elwell es T. Smith, Liverpool k Barbados., mar -1 deseile-D. &P. Manchester. whop sale clothiere-J. I Maim •F. Neiman Ne leeway, stetioners.-0, geigh. Eff . Nefstbsy. KeighleY. KOIT, York ;mesa splemers-R. yls G. Dentin, top Wear. Dads" emehbuildera -A. A. Maddock Is H. Brodebb, West =ltNispetbrP in dellt:n al • lunatic milum-G. Minted 81 F. L. E Beim bilehme-M. Haskell & Emma Pone,' Peml-yerd, piblere-R. Neill, J. Fleming lk J. Redd, ikons*, waved egimmers, so far as regards R. Neill * -8. Peek Is Lgdlh, Chabeehene, posers-T. nutter k A Cooper, Greet St. Yfriss"aty, whekeib eratkeere-T. Prosser & W. C. rftser, Boling beekbrd., Haenus, wood cutters by maehinery-0. Bei= & H. Wyk. Outdo, lbendrapers-W. Raab k W. Curtis, Gloucester, potera-11. Nib & W. Allinson, Huddersfield, Yorluddre, surgical -E. Spoor It 111. bodge. East Tonged, Durham, tile lk brickmakers P. demeiger. IL L. Henry, J. Wary, &E. Henry, Birmingham, foreign seroiemm, rem , is regards P. bendier-J. R. Tiller Is W. Farmer, Birmingha erne nail manufacturers-W. W. tidy k E. Lewis, lbstobearden, lithographers-W. Wainwright Is C. Arkooll, Mancheder, en&eas-i Watson Is W. Watson, Wold Hawks, farmers-T. Is J . Newton, Woolley Edge, York shire, railway contractors. SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCB. (Fran our the • Illiligiag easeste," rat • 1M74. LIAM CASUALTIES. Duchess of Burcleuch, from Shields to Calcutta, is totally lost on the Long Sand ; crew saved.—Margate, May 18. Menthe', llmbertson, of Dundee, from Liverpool to Cron etadt, was stranded near this place yesterday, during a thick fog, but was get off at high water, with little appa rent damage, and proceeded for Dundee to be overhauled. —Coniebay, May 16. William Darley, schooner, Canitnell, of this port, sailed from Bombsy Jan 26 : is comtng into the dock this monnog ran mg tinst the pier and smashed her figurehead and cut yam—Hull, May 17. ARRIVED. MAILS. DUI. Haracurg kbolland ot Sydn'y, N 8 W India yin 8 nithampton India viii Marseillio Boston and Hilda: Melina and Savannah Wan India Bruit Ma/ 26 Ma/ 28 May 23 May 22 May 22 May 28 ARRIVED. Ammr-at Liverpool. May 18, from Am-at Limrpool, May 18, from Paths Charisma Aso° -at Gravesend, Ma 17, from AVANCI -at Gravesend, Xlky 113, from l l 4 lll dates Avian-at Gravesend, Mar 8, has -- ................. Aouromorr -at Deal, May 17, from Ass-at Falmouth. Kay 16, from.. .- ..... - Akar% A roma Flll/110/1, May 18, from thlsts Aroma Sorsua-at ClCyde, May 17, from Ohm BILUICa-at Cork, May 16, from -.---- ...... .= BOLTON-al Deal, May 17 from Barron Markus-at De al, May 17, from - .......... Mama& Hainan Quint--at Falmouth, May 16, from.-..-.... ....... Gim e Borrow -at Bristol, May 18, from 47111a Kars Omnacaca-at Portsmouth, May 18, from.... Liens CANDLOS-at Liverpool, Mayl7, from Sew on ni , Geneses-at Liverpool, May 17, tram New 0.4.., Convect e-st Liverpool. May 17 . atvw............... ..... sinh is Caaouirs-at Grao seed, May 18. limn ..- Csaatorm-at Lives May 18, from. Yea= Caumorra -at Liverpool, May 18, from , B Plottar.h Caro-at Cork, May 16, from wary ia m b Curammsor-at Oart May 16, hoes Coastrad m i s Comma-at Cowes, May 17, from YoMeamb is Cowurs-at Deal, May 17, from .......... CA3IIIIOIO-at Falmouth, May 17, Ram CONallaraa Plymouth, MIT 17, fro m. . Commas or Morro-at Cork, May is. hen -...--.. °"111411111.1 .....16.1._ Dow--at Falmouth, May 17, from ....... ........ ..„ ---'. Rum-at Cork, May 16, from Emmap-at Cowes, May 17, from. Famar i , Esioarcra-at Deal, May 17, hoot - ETMANA-at Cork, May 16, tram ELuor asp Iluteaßer-it Cork, May 16, tam. °admi t Palomino-at Cork, May 16. from ....... .....-- ..._,Ab e ii h Friammeara-at Cork, May Hi,. from Ali FAvonarrs-at Deal, May 17, from AM Foossms-at Falmouth, May 17, from Orr FIIAPONINT at Hull, or 17, from Ettoos-at Ilbields, May 16, from YACTOI-OM Deal, May 17, from FaOWNINDBuner-at Deal, May 18, from. FLAVIO-at Liverpool , May 18, tow ....... -....-----14•110/19.4 Osaraa-at Cork, May 11, from - Siam Gamma-at Falmouth, May 17. km Ohio Horem-at Falmouth, May 16, ham Aleasekh thaLserowr-at Falmouth, lip 16, from Gdmr Mussa-at Cork, May 16, ham Gibs Hawse-at Gravesend, May la, from Hoomearou.n-at Liverpool, May 17, from lasmur Li s som-at Gramm* May 18, tram ....... ..... -ail Isamas.a-at Deal, Mayl7, tam .... ....... . .:...061114 Irroarsz--at Liverpool, May 18, from alb JANZIt Liverpool, May 18, from Yew . Odui Jamaica-at Liverpool, May 17, from -GI) JANIS CAL/Ma-at Liverpo ol, Mat 17, tom J. J. OAIIIOW-at Liverpo ol. May 17 .Nsw lame -m Greenock, May IS, Bari -----............V1L lila Joass-at Hall, May 17, from - .... - ... ....- Jamas-at Glamor., May 16, from villa Nom Jaesur-g Liverpool, May 18, from ... Mame ItaLaxamo-at Liverpool, May 18, fr0m................1 Odom LUSITANLA-et Liverpool. May 111, from .Pothof Loos Laumm-oe Liverpool, May 18 1 Ltausr-at Cork, May 16. from Luca Wilmer-at Cork, May 16, from Lam Ramsnata-at Falmouth, May 16, from. Palm Lavuua-at Deal, May 18, hoar 2 764, Lo am -at Liverpool, May 17, from ,New= Meru--at Uverpool, May 17, tram . .. -... Km asaar-atLiverpool, May 11, ten . illawarik Mosaxam-at Liool, May 17 ham..........._ .....8M1ams MALADY-at Livalp May 17, ha m Jib lisiama-st Liverpool, May 17, Rem 161110 MART Buzassra -at Bristol, May 16, fr0m.......... MAIATII.IIA-at Liverpool, May 18, from ....... ....... MINNA-at Liverrol k May 18, m om . _ Manraa-at Cm ay 16, km. oski MALT-st Cork, May 16, from. Jftellis MAKOAIRT- at Hull, May 17, from Chas& Maasaaer-at Plymouth, May 17, from 14111111 Romans azatass-at Cork, May 16, from ..New Odima Narrows-at Gloater, May 17, from lllllO NASCIDIA-111 Gravesend, May 18, from Gls Owls Gimmowsa-st Gravesend, May 18, to In*/ Onassis-at Cork, May 16, from -- Gams-at Cowes, May 17, from - --ia t Gaama-at Falmouth, May 16, from ANN pea PATRIOT -at Cork, May 16. from 8 •7 7 K Prussia-at Greenock, May 16, from Parscam ROTAL-at Hull. May 16, has. .areuls Prram-ca Liverpool, May 18 Pain.-at Hull. May 17, from humps-at Gravesend, May 17 ' from Puorms-at Gravearad, May IS, from Pamir/ow-at Liverpool, May IS, from PAIAILATTA- of Liverpool, May 18 Puna- at Liverpool, May 17, from Almararla Praxes-at Liverpool, May 17, from Amapa Rosa-at Gravesend, May 18, from MICHARD-at Liverpool. May 18, from = It. Warr-at Liverpool, May 18. from. .1116141664 Bastava-at Deal, May 17, fo..m Junks ]torso-at Falmouth. May 16, from Sea at Mann Rsown-at Stockton, May 14, from Oll,B ffravass-at Gravesend, May aB, from dm Brea-at Gramma, May 16, from Peciurras-at Liverpool, May 18, from ftramrsum-at Liverpool, May 18, from flammuca-off Liverpool, May 18 Bammooss-at Liverpool, May 17, from Naomi Illeakarmaz -at Liverpool, May 17, from Chiral. Bisooss-at Liverpool. May 17, from New Yak Itraarros-at Cork. May 16, from P aI 2 O IMI foorswooo-at Cork, May 16, from Galati tioramon-at Cowes, May 17, from ...... Bath 87. Amy -at Deal, May 17, from .... 'Mudd 13rurs-at Deal. May 17, from Window firoax-at Falmouth, May 16, from Ohms 80,111 A-111 Falmouth, May 16, from Rio Janeiro 6AIXS-at Hull, May 16, from Messina SAMAR AND &JANOS-at Plymouth. May 17, from Ahead& firm-at Cork, Ma. 16, from ....- Trash Scoramas-at Liverpool, May 17, from Hams& Us Is:az-at Liverpool„ May 17, from .2lew Grimm TArtsrocx -at Dublin, May 16, from IL Ules TIMANDIIA-M Falmouth, May 16, from. Odra ' Tarros-at Hull, May 17, from ONO FaLeartsuo- of Liverpool. May 18 WILIJNOTON-at Deal, May 17, loom Hobart Tows Wro.usorom- at Gravesend, , May le, from. Hobart Two W. Vats-at Liverpool, May 17, from New Orlon TANDCW -at Deal, May 17, :Tom .....«... Wafts ,sat Deal , May 17, from - Monte Video .Alniadris • • Cakes ems BAILED. Amu ELlCAlll7ll—from Liverpool. May 17. to Saha Asormum—from Liverpool, May 13. to Bair ADM—trots Gravesend, May la, to /dila Acturs—from Gravesend, May 18, to Santa Cent Mill Goons—from Garmen May lb, to ......... .... lip 311111111—ftel Gravesend, May 16. to ....... ....... .......Newfrodlal Diacit Dot—ham Stockton, May 16, to QM= • ern or Lurons—from Liverpool, May lfl, to - --- n..n.rs—from Granseed, W - .. 11. , Ds. as OF Banco—. .....tend, lielykis Adana E. J.—treat Liverpool, May 18, to On Yak Enna—from Gratesend. May it, to ..—....... ....... —lkon** Erna—from Hull, May 17, to ... .areg FAIMIIMMLi—from Dublin, May 16, to GOOD Inner—from Gilman, May 16, to Haas—fromGravesend, May 18, to ils ig ra Inn Winer —treat I.IA May 18, to J. Macau—from Livm M, ay 18, to U. Jelm ali ti JaneT LUlD—from Greenock May le, to Jams Sato Euzsarra—from Sunderland May 16, to -...•....tenm Gana - from Gravesend, May It to Bann—from Gravesend May it, to 4 Stairsva—from Falmouth, May 16, to to. l'etn Ssocata—fran Greenock, May It, to .... 0 1 8818 Tenants—treat Gravesend, May 18, to Centeno* , Tun Hoots—has Gravesend, May 18, to Pert Maly Van—from Gravesend, May 18, to Jamaica WILBWMICE—MOM Limerick, May 16, to Ginn WILLIAM—from Liverpool, May 17, to Sam VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ana, from Liverpool to Bahia, AprU 15, lat. 1 N., lon. 22 W. ANDY.A, from Rio Janeiro to London, May 8, lat. 39N., lon. 32 W. ACIAIIANNON, May 14, o ff Cape Clear. ACRILLMN May 15, off Tooker. AINIANDIR., May 7, 1at.42 N., lon. SO W. Anew% from Liverpool for New York, May 2, lat. 50, lon. 15. Bourn, Jan. SI, standing N lat. 8 N., lon. 88 E. BILLAIRS, from Calcutta for Liverpool, April 21, lat. 2 N., lon. 21 W. Retro). (barque), from Shippore for London, o ff Scilly. BUTEN! TAU, May 10, bound westward, lat. 50, lon. 18. CUAOS, of Savannah, May 4, lat. 49, lon. 12. Caws (brit), from Constantinople for Cork or Falmouth. April 11, off Cape Coma ( Bm schoon . tr), from ZONIS for Liverpool, off Europa Point Gibraltar. RCMATOON, RCM Bombay to Cork, March 18, tat. 35 IL, ion. 24 L. HARKAWAY (Alp), May I, outward bound, tat. 50, ion. 18.30. born (brig), Air the West Indira, May 12 lat. 45.3 N. Louse (ancr), for Liverpool, lat. 19 71. lon. 32 W. buxom. Haaserr, April 19, Ist- 18., lon. 20 W. Joan Sommer (barque), March 23, lat. 94.41 8., lon. 20.29 E. JAAILICA, standing S. WW May 14, lat. 51, lon. 10. James Timmer., from New Orleans for Liverpool, April 30, lat. 40, lon. 50. 'own BAIIDWON. from Liverpool for Calcutta, April 6, lat. 1 3, lon. 20 W. L^ca LOMOND. Feb. SS, lat. 23 ft, lon. 69 E. LADY Saca (ship), May 3, lat. 36 N., lon. 38 W. Loan Baouossar AND VAUI, April 30, lat. 40, lon. 50. MAST RICHARDSON (barque), from Port Adelaide for Swansea, Muth 13, out 63 dais, lat. 35.32 8., lon. 23.16 E. ORURO, Winn, of and from London for Bombay, March 30, lat. 22.28 S., 1m.28.38 W. Par, from }Adult Town for London, April 7 , lat. 0, lon. 30. Q. E. I). (torque), for Bandon., April 27, off Cape de Gatte. Sea Braltrom Hull for Genoa, April 29 , off Cape de Gatte. SMELLS torque), of and from Bristol for Trinidad, May 15,1 at. 49N, 103.7 Brun (ship), from Cape Boa for London, May 5, lat. App. W. URSULA (ship), of Liverpool, from Cork for Bombay,l3, out 27 days,lat. 1.24 N., lon. 21.53 W. Wrzair, from Liverpool for New York, May 4, lat. 51, ton. I I. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BROWN.—Ma y 15, at Eoreham vicarage, Essex, the wife of the Rev. H. Brown, of a daughter. COCKEURN.—May 14, at Edinburgh , the wile of G. F. Cockburn, En, Bengal Civil Service, of BEll'llo l m GORDON.—May 14, at Dublin, the wile of Dr. Gordon, of a son. LINDRET.—May 33, at leneville, Ballintemple, Cork, the wife of J. W. Lindsey, Esq. of a delight, r. MOONRIt.—May 16, at Dublin, the wife of L. Mooney, Fog., of a em. MARRIAGES. BOIYRNE—CRARLESWORTTL—May 15, at Cottingham, by tie B e! C. Overton, vicar, the Rev. J. 0. Bourne, eon of T. Bourne, , of Alford, to Margaret, Youngest daughter of th e late t. Cbarteaworth, Eeq., of Harrogate. BELE—wise..—May 17, at Totnes Church, the Rev. G. 8. Hele, d to Emily. only_daughter of the late J. Wise, Esq., of the rectory, Taos, and of wonwell Court, Devon. Kne guAw—LAW.—May 17, at St. Bride's, Liverpool, by the Re. D. D. Stewart, Mr. E. Kershaw, of Yorkshire, to FJeanor nary Ma tilda Layton, eldest daughter of the late J. Law, Esq. of Landon. WALKER- BERRY.—May 15, at Chrbt Church, Seirboroush. by the Hey. D. P. Chive, M.A., of Orlel College, Word, j, E. walker, Eeq., of Canibridge-equare, Ilyde-park, to Mary Froderitsr daughter of I. Berry, Esq., of the Crescent, Scarborough. DBATRS. BREEZE—M oieday 14, at Imuih 747 4 suriL—Maylk Louisa Frances, third daughter of F. llutk, Esq.. of trPl 747 MAW-Meet, aged 37. IlllBll.—liay 11, Sophia Williamson, third daughter of the Be?. E. Irish, Dim Med, Kent. JOHNSON.—May 15, Wm Z. Johnson, of Usbridge, aged 01. LAMBERT.—Way 14, at Wariborougbaquare, Chelan, H. lambert, Faq., am of the late Liset.Col. W. Lambert. 1L15.U.4 D. Breeze, EM., or Pasted sad palatial by Wtume too ITAL" Nce u la si t geo. baelb street. be tie Car at Leah" Printer. at the Moe. be V al yeedael el llbliatdeaa—SATOSDAT. MAT 19. ostabilotted ONDONkfor Moos. 7. Bo lb* UMW" ° COMlTade e . Ibd Trails era .61•170olot of Tloo•ffissead aro • LW rod Pardee TOLE I SUR *MK end MAGI Prompecturee AILW ItlitlOND wage that they oast, all &Kelp Auer, ka--Thrt 101.Y0 - tE Kr. VOUG ll cale p" - provided snotber new oast 00AS, which, al watt rain, and w abler tar. Alt elms wart" the 701: 1 0136 ,6 the Kalinin 70001582., 6, Chalnwidet jx CLI is k , - or HIRE St,gagado, ea st Smith' .AY'S-1 111:11VER Was, end Grave down, bottles for the meted Rol P.S. Sample varieties of their WELYlSeveral P at length oj a- 11ZTAL, - mod Co.. and en diked for sale at maid but for us as thusta Alarm Antismog Doodeueli do Ditto do Any other a (per port) tree. WILLIAM 8. Mewl and I, Ne fa WAls-street. 1 WAL Patel tale at WILLI Ostord-ateeet. It in eminently dom from 'fermi wooden bedin hospitals and ha to even the watt r of every boo Welle-etreet, 187 VLEGAN _LA We ittrib nniversall3 moor Bowykads'_ Pearl i' T o rind - ' Odonto or Peer' sanative effects throughout Eu of fashion. tope fallible efficacy acterised them leled. Beware implied smeti wielder attempt name ot .111111 or labeL—bol d erectable cheat T HE 14 down, and poi ranted never t+ 2, left hard; nail brush, wh triple hair br oat-fourth part comb and brut Inchon of the never to come I renovator clot and a new mat ductions of appointment Address, ROM A.Bi ERN ne may • vow patient until tried. eon to its pro systems. It sots @caul strengtho daces sound ar medicine Is ontv and shares ever ladles who ary me lately roes m!P In' IlapSer,treet. D R. LO taste o Females. Unpri npuk,s a u , nine butt are in thole eines hate kill the new above mud. street, Waters" for 9d., and 11 O MO —DU Irgla delicious restovettve p permanently nausea and meals, hem liver complain without more costly f Agents: n her bledenty, Butler, and 41b., Ils.; 101 IHE Li °ARIA nfannatk _ London; As was Assembly . 1 take into C semi( es under his a military whom he give an . a. COMMIESIO orbitant, ministeria the vote of the con bate ; the gamier h A project hes been under de for repo was upo a vote majority General be prorog erroneous architect nary for e went of M. O. B better re Assembly chamber In con tion, the confe Monitett The 1 forty-t votes of the Nie pates who' h Marrast4 Cloudeh r I'Eure), goatee, &nerd, to have by ele four p M. Au are tot M. Rev of Dep The ratol result The e 1 manta o elected t on him. Neatly t the new %mon the • the a