The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-10 00:00:00

far Mr. S.,mase, th.t that tepees was se=nt in the . He read two allidavity of Mr. C. Stederefi, explain*" that be hat no share in thst muter, and test in-all the preemd-' no is the lunacy he lied his instructions feem Mr. Dyer Sombre himself: he had ao comtnunicafiou with Mr. Mahon on the meter except that, Decimal:lg se enesated with him in 1846, he was intrOduced br him to Mr. Sambre in 1848. He had, for this last peti-I Ow, his inetemlion from Mr. Dyes Sombre himself, who ins is this ie toy in December last, and had frequent coa lmen/trims whit • (Mr. Shaded!). The learned enamel then prootedid with his reply in the order proposed by him. In order to establish a eats of lunacy. or to sustain a elm-. 'airier', two Wags mast be established : Ant, nosinnd was of mind ; esecadly, incapacity to take este of one's self and one's .fain A stogie delusion Is not sufficient. The general rule was, as be had jest stated it, though there may be exceptions where the &luau is such as affects the general sauciness of the mind. There is a material difference between a morbid delusion and ea insane delusion. The tests between them are whether the person is abb to take are of himself and sante* his affairs. Is be dangerous to others or to himself ? He referred to the published opinions of a French civilian, of Dr. Pritchard Lad Dr. Conolly, and said that the principles laid down by Lord Thurlow, La "The Attorney-Genrral c. Panther," sad cited by ihe counsel on the other side as applicable to oases K this tort, were modified by Lord Eldon in the 011ie of HoUllead. (He read the observations from 11 Ter, p. 9 ) After lines citations, be mentioned the use of Emanuel Swedeabing, a dist in guished statesman and phikeopker in his cwn esuatry ; and coming to this country, at the age of sixty, he was well known to have fancied that he scummed with web, whir was 'Mainly a delusion, bat no one 'ap pend hire smisusi beast delusion. Mr. Rob thee adverted at length to the emanations of Dyes Sombre by the physi dans employed by the sent at Dover and &fight= in 1848 end 1847, and said thine was no delusion shown la their re ports. All the delusion that ever existed were referable to the Asiatics 'decades and prejudices of Mr. Sombre. This position was not altered by the &Marine, of the three letters beaded down by hie lordship het Wednesday, two to Drs. Bright and Southey, and the third sent to his litrelehip's house. Now the letters to the doctors were dated early in March, 1847, sad received by them before they made their favourable report of that year, so that they did not weenier theeelstters to be symptonsof delusion. With respect to these, ss well as to the letter sent to his lordship's house, and that ant to Lord J. Russell with the pencil mark of 1,0001., he (Mr. Boit) again had to refer to the notions of a perms un acquainted with the habits of persons is high stations in this country. They were too likely to take up the characters of mob person from the exerpOsnal instances they read of. There have been lately same trials In our courts for corrupt appointinean to °Goes in India, as "The Queen'. Douglas," and others. And although for some centuries the pu rity of our judges in the administration of justice wee the 'Amiens/a of all the world, there were inateness of parsons on reseed--hie lordship's remote pre- Lessem on the bench—who were charged with receiving bribes. That a person reading or hearing of sash things should suppose the same practices still existed was no delries, t hou gh a grievous error. Mr. Sombre might have read, sad, as a foreigner, believed then thins—is- Mare of jabs's' rarruption—welch the people et this stry. Krone, held to be impossible. The people of Les. liamenk, still entertained the aotioa that helbsi had their sank sad that Impartiality wee secured °sly when there were baba km both sides. Was it righters to held Mat le he a dories I. Mr. Dyes Sombre, who had reed or hard it thus is his own country, sad had eons es paliers et in this country, and wel t = able to _political from judicial bribery ? was no doubt Mr. basks labored seder • grievous Wanks in rills than letters, but it was not ea Miami belesiont. All the. Wags happened in or before 1847. what it is admitted Mr. Sombre wee not quite recovered, but there is as as doss by him ia 1848, except the letter M Laid labs Russell, chirped as a ilrlosin. Re se bow Mesa snider the esspaisse of hie wiles lad bitty, stratilleg his former bassi= es that, the most im posintarat. bi stye still that be easset live with lair oa ae same the hissrpribiliti el their tempers. le it to be heM a Merin is a - heobesi, is this age and country, that be mar adapt his Ismer te his wile's ? He (Mr. Holt) stroneded to reply upon all the six imputed delusions is the reposes of the doctor, end which were mon dosed is our report is the Express of Wednesday. At four o'cloek the Lord Chancellor said ho would hear the rest of the reply Is the naornlag. Beim dis Meow of the lulls. HALL Ir. Flthkeill.--LikarllTYor TAITSTIIII. This suit was lestinted M enforce payment of a sum of 1,2004 to the prowl tremens of the marriage settht meat of Admiral &Ed Mm. ilainwaring. By the marriage settlement of • Ms. tall Mu. Crawley, a ism of 3,000 l ern e* wee meted la the name of the defendeata, Messrs. Pranks sad Hoene, upon trust Br Mrs. Crawley and her ep This 'memo mortpgedby Mn. Crawley to mean Trlit s a . and interest. TM mortgage we afterwards asseigned to Admiral Maiawarins, who advanced a farther stun of 4231. 10e. 3d. to Mr. sad Mrs. Crawley as the same security. Notice of the transfer nod anther advance was given to the trustees of Mn. Crawlers settlement. On the marriage of Admiral Malawi', be ended the sho i v ie vi e lege debta, making together 141., and th ey thato to a Mr. Harrison sad Meltdown Hale apes trusts. Mr. end Mn. Crawley albsurarde, being dethene of paying off the 14001., requested their trireme to sell a portion of the 3,0004 oeneele e ad apply the cmide for that pu pae. 'The trustees memmllegly sold part of the stock sad paid over the sense le Mr. armee, their solicitor, who, aim some eseeespeadeem with Mr. Harrison, one of Admiral Main mein% trastees, in which it appeared that Mr. Groves wee swore Meeeieen w., a trustee, paid over the money to Harrison, on his sole receipt. Harrison did not invest the mosey, but epplied it to his own use, secounting, until his death, to the parties entitled under Admiral Main waring's settlemest, Ike the dividends, as if it had been invested. Harrison died in 1844, insolvent ; and It woe then dimmed that he had misap plied the mousy. Tba of the wit, which was buitnted by the Botha of Admiral Mainwering's settle ment, was to compel the teethes ef Mrs. Crawls 's settle ment to pay the miner over emit, an the ground that the payment to Mr. Harrison sm hit este veselpt was an Immo per payment. The Matter of the Rolls said it was a vety hard cue, bat De must order the defendants, Pumas and Hughes, to pay to the plaintiff the 1,2001. and iaterest from tee 11th of June, 11144, and also the costs of the plaintiffs, se well u those of Admiral sad Mrs. Malawarkg. Beam Vles.Chseesilor iColett Bruer. Ex PASTS /1111 Bocim 10111 PIIOIIIOTING CMII/TIAN Higowumos, Rs Buzz's Cmaarry • In 1734 a Mr. Edwin Belk* conveyed had in Romney Mush to five trustees in trust for the purchase and distri bution of rillgious books, with directions that the Society he Promoting Christian Knowledge should have the management of the charity, and that when the trustees should be reduced to three or fewer the estate should be moseyed to the treasuren and secretary of the society for the time being. In 1806 the land wan vested ha Hebert Hook, Archdeacon Pott, Henry Bosh Ha" and Dr. Clarkin, the then treamuen sad ..celery of the society, of whom Archdeacon Pott was the miniver. On his death the legal estate descended to his mesh" in gavelkind, who were stated to be numerous. and to parties under disability and out of the lathMeillen e Ttre court. The treasurers and secretary of the slimly now sought by their petition to have SOON ear appointed under Bir Edward Sugden'a Act (1 Will. IV., e. 60), le imam the legal estate. The Moms of the charity wee Masi le be only 2M. a year.—Mr. Murray supported the pothiee, mad asked that an order for a araveyanee might be MINK so as to ears the necessity of coming back to the court for smother order, sad that advertisements sight be ordered at eau to be inserted. He cited "Re NMlgale's Charity " (3 Hare, 338 )—The Vico-Chance ll or WM he - was desirous of saving =re, and, on the authority .mitred to, would maim the COURT OF BARIRIUFTOT.—TarnaDAT. Hahn Mr. Climiglisw Sam& Tiq, Rips /BAT rzia ()NEMER. His Honour Lard iettlit --- 1s; the appli notion for a Hat ia bankaipter this sougah . nader the provides of the I'M glee ramie-up Mt. The wham to the poillinisg= ls oinsaist thet ores if the Wen a that tbff 1,010 within the of t die Jst St Compsain bv s the words of hee elattee—" any pia warn, now minim sad tisked for the papa= of trading or profit."— - His Ileaset said, is his saunas he most throw oat of cossidentisa all srinteati or to lobs wee likely to beanie of the erelitin from the pin to rain. The sot 8& 9 Viet was sole diesinetly to In ohms of cosepeoles, se ft soy songsay isierywommi by sot of peellement es • wing noigisy. I a tea pram we no eingsay had tees neorponlid by two sin whisk itininisal the construction of the piss, the rotes of misty W aeon sad the le vymi of toes is goods and yosonipia— tie ism& en szts thieve's, le nets kaki es ea bads* wills aerials ewes of no pier. The of ties ash woe to nolo the issgeny w oses iall. : l 43: 4 , mid the sannity to bold whom% weeaseres, is, woe tqE st. merely sacillsoy. Ar.., the trading is weld only be esaiisseil se laibleatil to 011•116•1117 sail se neowasy hit hallikeig the beoseiN - if Os Ws so a inset woe set • to benne be sad nil Wogs asessey to wry ea bailass. was. steles tbe nopsay cams elan itt a z i oliC t if Ili Ms " gnawer sot" This was t." annissiol et Sabi as peales ; " sod this Asides* nod be bails, in tie sine way so the &midgets of loan shoe milled to or individual. It woo imprint slat to obelne not OS serfs " width' the nessiag of Se ZVSlaws,' won sodded eon this dross This not the womb " iiiinssie Ind UMW Kai' palm" WWI moss ID be ossonstal steilly. Ia NMI= ism, ensposies Amid Is OD ointrastion el soy bilge, pier, &e.,' von onsglef Inn the needier of est; oaflies isanosies win not welds the 11116 duo if iliessi k the issassiiiii set. w hin »- hoot to Os /hot Clonossios lightness Ass fir its isentiss. Only dons Otis oil ilsoani tbis sesilasits. Oat no loglistooe malt to saes the assensat So ening osousimbi. Wan, lo was boast to w i n rink to mer le ins sit • onspsay ink h emit oiguilioni ASSIZR INTIfirJGENCIL HOWL Sem ClRClllT.—Cnstaterozo, 'Woo 9. COMM etes.--seine jes. Prat& CUAO3 ov Foto:mom Hassiseh Soughseets, 99, use iatieted th ler the wind to hi9a. et Themes Has, et the midi et Wiz, biiiebieted9/ 'ldle uds. Various ultimates proved that the prisoner and the de e used Used very unhappily ' and that the former had led .he wished the latter was de ad, and that she wanted John &Meats (her present husband) whose little finger she liked better than her husband's whole boriy. The chief vitae , ' was Phobos Reed, the servant of the Ilsmer %be deposed that ea Sunday, the 25th of April, the primer made same sage, or arrow root, for the de. ceased, whisk she tea ip to kis Ea bed. She saw the pri mer put something tibia looked like ground giuger into it. The deemed was very sick after he took it, and lingered till Tuesday searnier, when he died. Immediately after the funeral had taken place the prisoner said she was going to Landes to lock kr Johnny Southgate. She was away for two or three days, sod whoa she returned she said that she had found Johnny at Wit, sad now she should have him for a husbaad. The witness then went on to state that she knew MaT _M.y. [lt will be remembered that this worm was Mid for murder by path at the last Summer Aldose kethiseennty, sad was marital sad executed fee AM SIMIL]AIbe was in the habit of visiting the prisom, and the gamer said to go to her lame at Win. She anrambetal ups SOS son dem that Mrs. May same toils* lamer% hem shortly after the hosed of the deemed, natl they bed dinar together. After Ihmor, Mn. May said to the primmer, " It is a very old thing that Tommy is deed," eat the replied, " Yes, it is a goodish he died ash* did—but if he 111114 not died then she would have killed him, far she loved Johnny better them his. Cromesamined.—Witness was a mrried woman, but her husband had Left her, and she had sine. had the misfortune to have three children, but it was owls, to the prisoner, who always bad her house full of men. Witness had three dif ferent lovers since her husband left her, and had a child by each. All the children were deed. Her husband left her flvo years ago, and she knew nothing of him since that time. Witness was ones discharged by Mrs. Ham for theft. This was alter her husband died ; bat afterwards took her again into her servue. The prisoner bad been in the habit of using ;Mon for killing rats for a long time, and she placed poisoned bread and butter all over the house, and the poison itseU wan kept in a piece of pmr in the pantry where any one could have mom to it. When the rats did not consume the bread and butter, the remainder used to be swept up, and within threw it away. Would not say that she had not on some madam put the poisoned bread and butter side among the maps of food until she had an opportunity to throw it away. Parham Taylor, the hewer oa chemistry at Ouy's Hos pital, de ailed the nopedmaile laft made use of to martian the presesoe of mesh fa the stomach of the deceased, and the remit appeared to be that a large quaatity was dimmed, mad shit the death wasclearly attributable to that This closed the can kr tit' prosecution. /14. Delkatine Ikea made a powerful address on Wulf of the primmer, and urged apes tas jury that the evidence of the pdadial wagon Real ought to have very little weight. sad that kr ems soma of mint occurred wee highly pedal& sad iseeekbeit. ia- M.Row robs Ikea sollellead up, and the jury, after a eited dellbseatisa, setamett a verdict of Not Guilty. The leklessapled seers this twelve hours. OXFORD ClRClllT.—Woicarrza, MARCH 9. atom Covir.—Mr. Andes Conan. BIGAMY IT • SOLICITOR. _ _ Henry Sialefosge 48, attorney at law, pleaded guilty to a charge of • y. In 1824 the pris.nu was prat. Liaise as • solicitor in a county of Norfolk, where he Meanie acquaioled with Miss Emma R. Howlett, • young hid, of most empotable CalllneZiOne, to whom he was married a. the 4131 or Amgen in that year. He lived with her, bat not very spy, until the year 1838. Bsbesquently, he ob. ftleMot as ass is tant clerk to the magistrates at 84ogrisidge, in this county ; and was at that Mae occur Mai he visit this city frequently, sad thus became se -Irwith Miss Memel Mew, • young lady of outside r pisd sureosl attreetWes, is Mem sitar paying his tatting At SIM twelvemonthe, be was married on 12th Mueb,lB44. They ilvolMpram about too years wises, in ornsequenes of her Imeliemes poverty, she returned to he:Vat/meg hew. Bems time aillurwaes he sent for her to Landau, where he very shardyiseseled her. After that mashes , he was ler Nome time lest Mgt* et, bat the fact et his previous marriage haylog Mem Mows to Mies Mess's fries. ' he was at Ingo rli=dimmed la Liverpool by use of the aeons al own M sle4 p. who was raid* then, and at Me when he was aria( with a ai lbu t i Meals dem the matt. of Jemmy last. His Ant wile had me lama, Wilk bat his mend Immo shad. Mr. Ogee ter w peeereattr, after the psimees plea had bees reselved. aiiesessil the coon la , amidea gamithmest, eimmedea en the high respest et the prisserts mead *Ws %may, and the utter ruin he had awed la massamase et his mieseabeet. The his hedehip mid that after whet gi-nwaredillitd he Mt beend in justice to himself to ask his ionbldgelpermimien=4 . sw quietism Mem to the prosecutor, Mr. , which he Mr. Idea at fiat ibmilsol to answer the *ewer's quo. acne, but his lordel4 bin be was MEM foie so, as he had brought any iiseestaise that *AM oche therefrom on himself by tie seems adapted by hie eeeersi. The pri soner then elicited fres the sh =ster that his eldest daughter had two sad .send, ens illegitimate ; al l =Ale week the beegies Ms gen tleman, befog Mil _._mated . Primer said ho - could ad vance mach men ageleat the morality of the family, but did not wish to do so. _ _ — ill; kerieltip - ;id that what bad now transpired entirely alterdd the complexion of the sem, end Warred sentence. lira Pains.—Behr• Mr. Baron Matt. Guaue Cuirraancci.-421emeturo Thus. This was as as brought to mover the um of 2001.. being the amount of • bill of exchange Mega by the plaintiff to the &knead under the following dreenitseess. In the year 1841, the plated, who is a_ FWentes retired hem Wdams, then a resident of Btaffordelfer e same to Worcester, and became acquainted with &deadest in some gambling transactions with cards. They played at the game called " Blind Hookry," and the plaintiff lost to the defendant 2,4001., for wneh he gave his 1.0. U. Mr. Clutterbuek heard nothing lure of Mr. Gilpin until the year 1841, when he paid a visit to Worcester, having formed an attachment to a young lady residing there. On the defendant being aware el his visit, he wrote to the brother of the young lady to whom the plainti ff was waged, stating that he had won a sum of money of Mr. Gi and enclosing a copy of a letter, which he veld he needed to send to the Dean of Worcester, who was to celebrate the marriage, acquainting his of the circumfuses of the transaction. Tee young lady's brother (Mr. Alfred Clifton) immediately came down to Worcester, and maw Mr. Clutterback, who then told him that seism semalbing was done to secure payment of the debt be shed" eirtmlets a printed handbill, which he then prebend, whisk send that ha (Gilpin) was about to be monied to Kim Mee, and that he was not a man of btentar sad did Est ggaayy his debts of boson:. Mr. Clifton uoadii slyasaw7oted with Mr. Gilpin, and it was %hi. saatsiy sonsi that bat bills should be given for 1,0001. •, the let klieg for 20415., payable three years after date. That was the 1W upon which the action was brought. Subse quently the bill became due, Mr. Clutterbuck having, in the moan tiest, endorsed It over to a Kr. Addison. Mr. Addison sued Mr. Oilpia for the amount, with late-eit, which he paid, Mr. Gilpin's attorney having given Mr. Clutterbuck notice that them was no consideration for the bill. Mr. Alfred Clifton was called to prove the conversation which took place at his interview with the defendant, and on his crom-examination by Mr. Gels= admitted that the defendant had said that the plaintiff had won 2701 of him, which he paid him in money, but that the plaintiff kept the winninu and did'et pay his losing*. Mr. Richard Webb said that he had been engaged by Mr. Clutterbeek in business matters, and frequently had occasion to go into Mr. Clutterbuck's °Moe, and that observing the slovenly manner In which the defendant's papers were imaged he volunteered to arrange them, and did to. Amongst the papers he found 4 long dated bills amount ing to 1,0001. ; he made a remark to the defendant about them, when the defendant said they were not of much account, merely "a little go at cards," or something to' that effect. witness said he was afterwards employed by Mr. Daniel, ' solicitor, who it append was plaintiff', attorney, to per. chase the bills, and had offered 1001. and 2001. at dd. !neat times to the defendant for them, bat that he wanted more. Mi. lola Webb, of Birmingham, proved the action braught by Mr. Adams, sad alto tM payment of debt and costs under the iadtaa order, by Mr. Gilpin. Mr. Oakes having addressed the joy for the defendant • His Lo* I. his remarks to the jury characterised it u • nest diegmestal disk ; that it was like putting a pistol ta a mis'a Mal to lie Ifilkway. Verdict tarp Witte Os fu/1 amount claimed. MIDL&ND CIRCUIT.—Ltuomx, IMica 8. is,. sir 4t om. wads. krimarr to *car*. Charles MOlia^ll., was shagged with having, on the bth a Oatober lai asaircely and maliciously cut, stabbed, ma her mos Io Tema* esmhenk with latent to murder or to do bray harm TM Is yams ma* a tailor by trade, who for six weft gOm asses lad lived with Gresham (a wo nt* at dm town), sad had regularly takes her his easniegt. On the allsemon is misilles his jealousy had Moose m ad by Charles Mimi at the MN is earapsay with other mom AI Welk warn bea kiwi mil Gresham we» in lanissesk its was Irsensed by malre a yeatleman come hem the home who had hem Is ampsny with her. He thaa straek Ombra sod all an Warble. A irl, Sarah Bono* tried is pi* her up, but be repYsi her. He dm took Gresham into an Maw Nan sad haliad the door. Sidra of Vile= tw• ?web wows k the hewn, beard a stragli ery el" medur," aid the deer, Medi Wag ea the esit hr ai l d i dZ4 with hie am mai her asslrkse threat wee eat, a weed et i belief slerailles woes the mere. Gresham woe se= ra t isk e liairafe, sad medial ama sses preeerid. bed attar sowimlNki the alessetra_ Ilik era k a ism Isegems di vas. WbNie Ni. Uwe, surgeon, allowied his be said 4 be bed dose for her, end he wtheihe lad demo for him self die." rratiewe HL fa masa* pr a i mimarv mer ed that the previous sal elee et the wadi seseeely werrast th eme e meauptiea that he was is each ea Naha daises oat to ksow whet he was dabs at the time he umbel the. sew. • • The jag Dot bag able to epee, were WWI w. POLICA—YzeraRDAY. WAELBOROUGH-8111ENT.—Bsoet10 /NM II- Torres-4bn Bre" Ass Mmiseds, Itlie; WM ehatpd with haviii Illesped le ebb& mossy yr *sada kilt plasma ken the Ike. in. Was Bandes..:4l4. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 10, 1849. iollowing letter was left at General Ranisdro's house a day or two ago. The handwriting was evidently that of a very gotel writer disguised, end the diction, as will be sem, was so also : lly iffy,- Pardisi appereles beim a pi= wan, luaowd your ladyship sad Sir Jae dew at Wan Ferry big, In arkuldru, and wog In pares sow toy sore eat eamib.aM w gni& hew heepidle la hem Ng heel* he set Mew. 1y bily, duel hays Ms hlk my. Smart ts dilme tee ail sermeistes email la piwiebep Itet pt .a !hem dlesthele ef h t=elNess mil the ems. et dselms le gee Ma Magtem to Sib yea may snit me. ma he psi "Mr te par ie kdy, your Fateful scream C l = "11 stle will ea& lie the somor. The boner me insteseted to make inquiry, and nom atmleated whit the Moredieity Ikeiety, 11 whose airier was =einsimeled, when the prisoner celled for the 1111/Bf. der qeestioned the woman, and just se she wee I. the middle of a long story about her husband's destitute eon dint" Raiford cams forward and claimed her as an old acqemustateem The prisoner did not attempt to Gam en the fraud any farther, bat tried to justify her conduct by stating that she lad bees employed by a man to call for ea mower to a letter, sad that he had told ha what to say if my ques tions were pot to her. The Mendicity Siker meld the pesoner belonged to a gest of Iriab begghl e l n ettl at writers who had for a long pined imposed on the o Mr. Hardwick meatuses& the prisoaer to three months' . . RAILWAY NE WS.-FRIDAY. The share market in the morning was rather fiat and neglected, bat at the close of business prices bad Unproved. South Et:sterns have advanced U. per share. French shares were quiet. BRAM LlST.—Lomax. blascz 9. 11011.—The teeleasee et Mei licana ebezadare aseebeeaual taairmelkae fame et lbw la keno seam' Wel& PUS. 40e.d. 11d.ad 11,4 ed. *Led lI p. I id- leriss& .W "'". I 2......... : i t • Pre fii% a pCoacalk . & Mat. N .acts. MIME N. I Mora No. 2 Mara N.. 3 IW. Prtt AN. db. 12stkiasa. wooer!** Dr. 1;4 . ..: . ... 4:a! r ... Tea: 100. L a 1 1 il 17 1 .4- ker.rirt ;North Dw ahem iagoit77 V. iiiii , Nair. 5 per U. Do. ilather.l4o r e: Li:V.O%l N. ci • 81 Va . l . ;244,1•4 41404I'dobite 3 lid. j o.4fiL Wore t Wok 30 II iiiedd.,6=r4Llp. "We i „ 19 It & ..F.Pia Pill dadorlADit aDir.elseed Id. 4w. ~. B 119.144 . 9 . 4964,. 1 B4P. . Biniusao6l l 9l/8 14 t60.. a Sle 1 4. D&SperßiP6:Fal c ilrl4 =Wien ,f 6 If 19 Ds. II S 44 IT AA 34. A • •• •• • 1 344 I i 94 de-- No. 1 l• Pi. do ...... .... 1164 do. 3 22 23 Ow 4. ik.d 41 II ift .g.. iNo 4 1 i li Mgr. . 1 iiiii.e 3 A ASA .., .t . 441 ...... .... 4 Op. . ...... .... .4 it WWI& 12 104. A& Wirt *we.. t Bor. 251 r , ..% inropbar gt 4e.d TA - ''' Li 9 0 4 . Andiyl► tad. WAR, = l rr ali r. &AZ 2 bd. , o . ... 1 1 1 ,=;44h P ;CIII b = 2 .1 31 i ;Porlimmer6liciiei In 34 'Awls and Rowse ." 1 394 214 Parb ad Arrabeari 41..1. I :Isabe Sousa l sad sad Mom Hans 44 .. IVI 4 Tows sad Mato. 34 be Ina De. Planders. .. . la N. RAILWAY _ __. IN PARLIAME COMMITS= ON STANDING MUMS. CHIMITIR AID HOLTUADiiiILWAT. I7. IIIO committee were occupied yesterday in considering whether the stand ing orders might be du' ponied with in the ease of this bill After hearing some evidencetho further conaideration of the case wu adjourned until Tuesday next. RAILWAY MEETINGS. NORTH BRITISH. Half-yearly Medi is4. - 1111niiiirg12, March B.—Jong Letaicovim. Hui., in the chair. The director.' report stated :—" In making up the ac counts of means and expenditure for the bygone year, the dinners have stated against the revenue a larger sum of inte rnees loam than was charged in former years. They have dam so because the inney_has now been extended, end is being made productive. When the new stock is paid up, this money, which has been borrowed, will be maid, and the amount will draw dividend as stock. After deducting the additional !unrest, and the working and other charges, the free revenue hen the main line and Dalkeith branch is 19,511 i. 6.. Id., and from the Hawick branch 4,0491.135. id. The former sum will yield a dividend of 10s. per share on the original and complicated Dalkeith shares of 51. each, and will leave a surplus of 3121. 7s. The directors re commend that a dividend be declared accordingly. The latter stun of 4,0491. 13e. 4d., in conformity with the resolu tion of the shareholders at the steeds' held on 18th October last, fall, to be divided among the holders of the third shame. It will yield le. per share lama that snook, the amount per share paid up at 31st July last, being only 41. 10s. As the half and specter shares are entitled to receive letterset down to Maelhnn last, they, in terms of the same resolution, will net pselleipate in the present dividend. It will be re consoled that the statement issued in November last, showed that Ma Name required to complete all the branches, and to pay off the cement obligations of the company, unmated to 1,072,6001., and that this sum had to be raised partly from the arrears of call' than doe, and partly from the new shares, which the shareholders had resolved to create so long since as March, 1848, and which parliament had :authorised them to do last session. It now rests with the shareholders to is the amount of the new shares, and the terms on which they are to be issued. The sum to be raised is 800,0001., vie., 800,0001. by shares and 200,0001. by louts. The 800,0001. may be eonveniently divided into shares of 51 each, and appor tioned among the present holders of all shams of shares (except the Carlisle Extension shareholders who ere not partnere of this esespeay) rateably in impedes' to the &mouser/Este& *Mb sea meson holds. This would give tee 51. share for every 111. of stock, or, in other incisor& ion holder would regain to increase his holding by ebb* ese• fifth to it. Shedd this rale of division besieperd the mm to be railed Wait it would be , wlioh weed leave a Ukase of 77,2361. to be apes* of by the Melee= at a mime !moveable semen ter behest of the Nsteeny. The direshes wield ewe* that the stock be as preibrable sleek, lead dmitilse preh- MOM be limitel to 6 per east iler the gnat !w from the date when the mew is saline for and up, sad 5 i per ea theseiher. Abe, that Mutest be es mail oa ems paid fa arielpaiia el ails. The linden wadi she iessaami Oa, as the ben of the saw oialtal Idea 01 ea, they b withabsd to aerobe the biatswim rinof tie est. The Ream to be this nisi vat enable abeeseis esumbee sad mat all the tamihes sew fa opsuales mama of a /anion of sawjaba aonmar T . C . Vit the of thiamin. Mr. CMLLOW ma ssesmmiessat oa tbi mien of the Chelesism, an emend ameba of three shersheidas be =I Imola bee the asopmrs Wain, sal Me the to s weeks IR the MRS She and bemiehnemg el go. elm eh, bre man that could be easiasa of is bah then MOM the autism et Irelb se • thin essallao led have power le esll isr d leeks sad sal M employ ea assisaleat K ase=xl , tied report to a wasilai of fie olio a pod* ms male& MI that the amlimisa of the mat of the dimples isali elias wen mail that tam Mr. CHAYTOR, ef Neweselk, samba this antentlogat. Kr. SCHOLEFIRLD *bee seated Ike the room why he thought a eristaittee Assad be fiagel were—lat, thee he Geniis* =eke we *Pt ar had yet heel PM est etas meted mem eased; tad that the So ed Niales Hail's elk le lose the Hee k volligit • d, that the hidd of the Cedido adtsills shoo bid's» 3r en ; bees fairly to sad fitly Ili I at She tram- Niko la the Milton* mid Path strip Agree ilisaM be dineedm. The CHAIRMAN Meted that A. chief ream why the updating with Mr. Hedges bed terminated is they had am wee that they weld never get anything like a tangible air ton Ma. The Ore wee to be eas with& wee se be brake at the Wks et Kr. Radek. After NO ter*" diestmita a vete was taken, whet the rhdorldea Oka afghan, eggirevieg As ?wit, was ear The clung ripiMaa read oda riaitatiess to the Wrest AO the austiesed kligtolort sbosillte de U --- /boodooo . Aft it Loado4 N U. Orolinia; ,11 Da J A tri k. j 6. l g . a D te I r.. 1 is Ma I/0/. 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Dokos .' 1 3K ,10 Took& leDo.DoebniWro , 374: . d. 110 D. 4 Do. 1 dons_ _., .. .•, L 1 d. 35 Dal • Look ad Brad/WWl° 1030 41 foam II look mod Thirot 2l 2301 6 Ask* 0 Dadalrol.6portit 19 itatik us alterral Masi 1 4 = Pp. is LOS.. 8:66: 1 rm. Am Ilp a 1 Dam : g l i oWt t is 4 6 06 a Perdu ill to I Do. , 10 Dos lmo, 100 tisaara . esiiii Iss i bad s ,pru, i ri: ... Mod. 10 Fads. a 90. d. 10 Zoom SO Di. 411. .G.J lO diet. 10 &Do 3/p. I Tomei II • B b 10 Wall 1 O Re34 NO Si Do. RAILWAY BILLS IN PA] l i t l it i le.L tiered • that 600,0001. should bo raised in preference shares. and 200,000 L on loans ; that once 61 share should be ghee fur every 261. of stock ; and thee* new shares should be celled up a. follow : 11. on 10th April, 11. 10e. on 11th Jane, It. on 11th August, and 11. 10a. on the 11th Oct. Theme resolu tions h.ving all been agreed to, Mr. SLACHADDEIL afterwards brought on his usual motion agalset the rusting of Sunday trains, bat which, on a show of hands, was lost bye majority of two to one. MISCIILL&NHOUS.-81111P1FIRLD, MANCEISITZI, AND LaNCOLNBIII23.—TIte New Holland and Barton branch of this line was opened on Thursday, and mmetedve trains con veyed the inhaNtants of both pleas between the termini. The jetty at New Holland, about two miles from Hull, runs out for a quarter of a mile into the Humber, and the trains will pars along It to the steamer. 01123101111011111 WllNE.—(Fross Rakes, Cknaisia) llsrentes.—Clofte WOW ; Marta 11, ILI. Ilsagsts. sirisst, st L—Olespit. Mks. awl Otstaost i II edi U, Clam*, — limeme.-1101el W Izelar-11. lea par ebere.—Orieleelon— at tbe Meet eml. per Num cei the maibleasd sleek esd es et. 15e. of the fremeer payabie Mardi 16.—ImeMer ant Car llele-11. Se. per glob dme, sad &a per third Iliama-1. M Valley —4e: the rale at II per eM. per emm.—lllesobraker. WM; Ikea - 13. Derby, at 2.—Loirolelb—ei Or Me g ies t a r e_e re. per c os. —Mmiredr; aad So Med ri per mt. per exelellell OW No. I gear. tarae-111611allanalli esallsaksr—lt. 10e. per slum payable April IL-311Mber—ei the ale et SI IS.. per mt per mom.--Sesesimb Oreled—At De Meer I per met per Imam ler he resseb, payable le. —lbrembelp eel Astir-111. m the SOL char, tiM Pe. ea tbe Valiar—at tar Ms d • gar ant per COFTRACr. turntablos, Mardi IL aii i ia sat i=ttimumhks, and tn--61. deo March 16; Id& is Mina 111; Lanooddr• imi Yorkshire— U. iim tie Wait Inks Main !kiwis, dee March IL Tuner= Dodo Otma—sr and Holihrai—tlll Mardi 11; nmildeetnail-411 Much 13 u; Maarksaus, I=l Moth IS ; linupithe Union—till Ikeda 21.Buxton. TMLlllo.—Wallo ona 112.16 to MAa. L-1111222 larit s raj Owen.) PIMA k — Oil pirast s OWN& . — 1:74 - 1T512 t., Low& 637 NM laid& IL 0. 4 9 Bolton.Ntaok. 616.Tt 361 ---- 71 7 /Lillinta. 36.436'36.218 Clarimlen.,,."".. 41 VW 8 83 616 Ohooloraml Mahrnand 6,061 Delft vr.21 .. “... Fe l is•u_ . .l/LL w 8.973 6.911 13•11 b a It Rada M Dust Ti r.'" 144 187 llaati.111;81r8;Llas 2.967 1.482 147 181418881 agon 1,973 979 Mid. GC w(I 1 1.166 829 2.378 12.410 North Britiii ... 1.163' 1. Yoe! lidt 08818161. 911 .2441 s.on litientgalriiiii. Ls: 484 764, 1. lbelb 1 682 197 ..... ler %co DMA 6,091 8.660 13 213 vat v ..... 0 Itllstar . 062 783 1 1.833 W 814466•441 Junction 168 16.802 York/five. a Bwk 1E228 9.691 107tYeet 4N. Midland 6.4201 6.961 ENS Ameba Ea re: Mberge s orir 010..171,.. Gro... Olffielfiesllol.Llas. GGrist nat NUL& Wat.(l.l W Kama : MONEY MARIIBT. FRIDAY Swam°. The British stock market has undergone a dec Ided improvement to-day. This may be partly ascribed to the confidence felt at the moderation which has characterised the debates in the French Assembly lately, and partly to the sarangements made with respect to the approaching settlement in the Consol market, it having been found that more facility than was expected pressiuts itself for carrying over to the new account stock which has been purchased. In the face of this en couragement, Consols, which opened at 913 to I for money and time, advanced to, and were bought at, 92 for money, and 921 for account. The latest quo tation of the market was 92 to 3, both for money and Tuesday; but, subsequent to the regular buwness hours, C naola were a shade higher. Reduced Threes left off 923 to 3 Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 931 to a. June Exchequer Bills, 41s. to 445. prem. Bank Stock were last done at 195. India Bonds were bought at 500. to 541. prem. In the Consol market, the rate of " continuation" to the 11th April, fixed for the new account day, has varied from 3 to 3-10 per cent. The foreign market, generally, has been quiet, with prices well supported. Dealings to a con siderable extent have taken place in Mexi can and Peruvian bonds. In Mexican a pur chase was made for the account to a very large amount, at the price of 271. In this stock the doting quotation was 273 to 3. Peruvian were dealt in as high as 5.31, but last quoted 51 to 3. Little variation has occurred in the prices of other fo reign securities. Spanish Fives were 17 to 1; the Threes, 293 to 30; Passive, 33 to 4. Portuguese, 25 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 49 to 1; the Four,, 791 to 3. Belgian, 82 to 4. Danish, 67 to 9. Russian, 104 to 6. New Granada, 17 to 3. Veneznels, 27 to 9. Brazilian, 82 to 4. Chilian, 94 to 7. Business has been done in the Danish New Stock at 941. In foreign exchanges this day the following were the negotiations :—Amsterdam, 12.11 to 2 ; on Ant werp, 25.60 to 65; on Hamburg, 13.12 to 12 1 ; on Frankfort, 121 to 3; Petersburg, 381 to 3 ; on Perim, 25.45 to 50 (at short, 25.221 to 25) ; on Trieste, 11.28 to 30 ; on Vienna, 11.28 to 30 ; on Lisbon, 521 to t— all at three months, except as otherwise expressed. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the 3rd inst. give the following results: Medal= ism X18,314055 Oredatica mike 15,172,118 IPablie deceit' 8,140,072 harem 324,943 Other deposits MOM / 14,074,103 Olkst"Bseis= "itt... 10,795,769 Oeln emd Adam 13.176.834 Seven day muddier bills 4128.003 Tr Bat 3,853,288 There was a rumour in the City to-day, which on irquiry, was traced to no very definite source at the West End, that advice., without date, had been re ceived from the banks of the Jhelum, and had reached here via Persia, that Shere Singh—either at the insti gation of the Affghatts, or apprehensive of the con sequences of Lord Gough's getting reinforcements from Moultan—attacked Lord Gough, and was thoroughly beaten by our troops. Mr. Hudson, it was rumoured, passed through York on Thursday, after the conclusion of the investi gation of the committee into his share transactions with the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Com pany, in high sp irit., and apparently satis fi ed with the result of the investigation. BANK Or ENOLAND.—Accomir teethe Week ending March 3,1849 MVO DIPARTNINT. 8010 hair £28.314.556 floyernmelt Debt— 117.015.100 I Other Stanittes 2.044.000 0014 Coln and Bullion 13.960.181 Barer Bulks ..... E 213.314.555 829,314,555 1051155 ./NLITNIIIIN Progreter ' Capital ....6114.463,000 I Goverment Ilmemitim Best 3,8430 aided. Drd Weight Public Bairiki lirlaf. Arra) ,a 4.074.10 /timbal., es.. assits. Other Beendtlim Cloomoh. of Notional Note, Li e be, .-,4 Dm demo 6.140,572 Oold refiklikr C‘M 1 .992429 Other Dc7odlo —,„ 9,997.744 Sermadimandotherßam /ALM 835,074.40/ /65.674,698 Kra 8,1949. WAIIIIIMLL Odd Crider. Brik Seek, lrk• 6 INOLIII3I a s ilr ea...64. 41.000. 60 46 2 per QL Est Arm.9ll 22 3 jar OL Ors. Ani 911 2 8= Deli tor . re r2 11. 6 12 66 l ifitr ia ertati. 3 l6, %V IM 2" 4. id " 'T.". 9 • 11. Ladle Sae. WA 114 fa BRFL i k frvia. 4 6 4 A TOREIIiN UN 5 per car..._Binaln =I 6 rar OL Perin arks. IS it a 6 per Q. 27 4 psr Our lir. eta 8 7l 08 5 Peralan i Vieis. 01 6 - 12 Daalr -. 6 OL Bonds, Da fa l l. Igsmisr ft rii 1 par CL Omar Bear !721 91 per Dr* Murata 12 Dpr Ct. Meximut. 11/46, 21 tall.. OM 2 itto Meet., !larch 16. 174 172 i 1 4 per Ct. Dutch Oirtillentes, 792 3 PUBLIC BALM 9.—By Mom Ihrumurozym, at the Kart.— ?MAIM Mb=lisme.pri, kisly creagiel bi Moms. MK %1 .4 aralskte palls rod priwils sees, lams roar. la, lase Nu refilerg, amok ft tanssia awe St oft' dtbe perirser—moid . . _ - 11reti pleb et WNW opeusil. Is berbsatreet. mei abseed ow Mrs Isslss • fresiels of U trzve•tee aM held teen Ss Ilarrids of Westabisler ben rsi reere et IL 10e.esit—ede ben 1114 116 L, emplltot. Trllial the sme Ineless SI het deep, bid ben the male t sad lerl-1401 _ _ _ aiaVailsomse rat% a kit la treated% by a kit deo sad sparla Its lbs sem Wu at wilt an at Bras a& Irk st=l4l=-171#1. ark pist. at lit. sr son sa ssural M $.. 13, armoires rah. Mil In T. rpm at Mr. R. K ois t=at die Mark—Plet et frosiell (nand 181•4.1. maspyri ea onset iu• pada: ar4tar,t daselardr ms 1 sad arbsillbra tbs mantis br s sarraproastrastor, ass.-441 bull. COIDIRECIAL AND MARKET& 8170AS.—TIo "rep prim s( Sugar, the produce of the Intik peogiusle Arra; esompulsa from the retires per it. Os mut magi an Ma day of Massl4l.o. 1. Ma. OIL per wt. door Ms ogelmo of Soo ligeglang Is 111. IN. got owt. Neu the =of tag Ingt WWI leg lid. pot owt. no smogs prim of knight thurlpdass._ Jolat4, b Uo. Md. pre owl. Bzissos., Wawa" 9.—Both serg mad grosses have bola assr d asclasts si lis wask ti r t o t molina „ m irk, odil. le 11 . & 1117'11‘ Old oleila 2T5T117 . 1.701 ladle et from a. le Ida el.l i z ta dmeglinkek gel !seen ! to Ye. r e llg itadies za iw iellatiegg denet a r a t e Me sta rrt em i teri t : hmegliamed dm, NB prim gel et Ms =gnnel line Ig mole land or a lot of my Agoglease of mow onager le au etedgM ere Illoulidt of Wag Safe besot Smug& Imam MP Ws. Tho mdse Me &des* le- Mtloam *poke ea gee thy bulk elleo boo Auks leg Moors egg loge oa gt Ma ILI • 14.114,par wt. Mom an bum Weil. glelealkd teem wlet IL West do Mims Now ea M o Oearotretog melee dem roggengnem go the Isegrarrelderd,—Bore fenoted. ...,......__ oarrim.--LnitirooL, Kee= 9.-oer sans. market, Mop illes wok bso bees moissioUy hdiassued by the regmets MOS/ IN Is LW on Ilot l udopegt. no Masts of whist lam prodosed a &Mae of ie. per b. on Amadeu doeu end Ms regard doom dull, with • &Mid domme. Brunk peogs. rad PAID. I. f ' 11i Ow 7d. East Indians are nominally id. per lb. lower. The total sales are Goiden.aq., pnnbn a -------- ---........,....E u an 8, V. swiw,i.r.olice.4l7 22,210 bar, of which 3,2 W American and 300 Curet are on vied', wholesale Wins' boot & 'hoe warshou.e-J. fd a , an. s ktadl Aa, lion, and SOO J merlean, 150 Bahia, and 320 bunt axe for export. Puwoall, Salford, Lancashire, joiners, su far as e td - „, - ; i s 1".4,,,. kI. Bake to-day .-3,400 bake. Market quiet. Morton kH. A. Lorton, Francis-at , Totunhar.,.eoa ' r t „" d * ".° l -1. fixture deakn -D. adhant & W. Oldham, Sheffield, 4 - .7 .' 1, 641 WORSTED STUFFS, &e.—EttADFORD, MARCH, B. turers-T. Operabsw, Jas. Opersbaw, J. 0. op an d ia ,,. 0 ...maw, Me attendant of mankante la the Pink Halt was again ;arse to - day, slaw, & J. upeashaw, jun., Piratic,* Lancashire, vn., 3 g,...,__'• 0 1 1 11. last their purchaess were net quite se ikkanne as last week ; but tuners, ao far as regards Jas. Opsnshaw & J. Opona a „ ~:".Ine. the diminution In Mr Moat et bailees trimmetrd was rather to be Palmer &J. Everett, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgedni; ~,,„,__''''''ket enklineekt to the tasoneed prim WIN kr Se manufacturers in eon. W. L. T. Robins, W. Aspdin, & 0. H. Goodwin, lua r ta t 7'wcs.,,, y _ nalpasse el Oak hanks begun le wok 1. the yarns purchased at mania malluldetunni $0 far ns regards O. H. Oorahrle-l'a„.,_"W. dreamt nteeneed hem, thin, awe thought, the discouraging son kE. 0. Ape, Utopian-upon-Hui, corakiedos , note ken the teat b India. A good deal of business was, HOOP." S. kattrogr & Levi Sam Henthester, &never dean for the Asterism markets at late priors, which ro. 50 far ea regards LOW* Sampson-A, Smith, jai l . ia',l7,: i i k Uh%, , " 7 maimed Ma lint without advance. There vas a large business done 0001, merchants-E. Swaim', W. Isaac, &J. Adsmay, p• r% Llro. in yens kr esseneeptles In Laneashire and York.hire; but not ao manahetunere, a. far as regards W. hasc-J. Teti AO. Mai' murk kw Mate Minim might have bees tasted if Its &Inked. Yorkshire, 1012 °T 8-0 . Th atch , ' kT. Pyle, 0 3 4 loners have takes the eared. The wool market was Chains. mechanical eltßillenrs-W. Therooped fa i f ,. at „.... , owiass= di, prtleelar =son o f th e y ear , an d put, to at., b Aldangate.st., letter founders-J. Tithes &D. sth i p,.z i ,., _ ough-9 1 , North Brixton, bulklers-J. M. Wells & T. W - ertk ani. -- "* the by the powers. BLANlCRlB.—RxcutonDwum Emma B.—There was a moderate attendance at buyers at market to-day, and sales to some Kammerer, lent dealer.. extent took plan, In addition to which mreral orders were given for future delivery, paineipally for shipment, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCJ HOSIERY AND LACE TRADE.—NOTTINGMAX, MAIM 7.—The principal Wench of= manufacturers, namely, the making wrought cotton home, by the succor of the minor bnuaches, have begun to take measures foe • general regulation of widths, sixes, he., but not for an advsnoe of wages, in order to equalise the wagespeld by the minor end oppreadve 110011“ with the regular and well regulated firma. With a few exceptions as to fancy fine end (wetly goods, the hodery trade is in a prosperous state. It Is o =fol to date that the lace trade strongly contrasts with the ire, it being generally admitted that the demand is With= it was at Christmas. Still there is an apparent mystery in mangy of the keine% especially three with foreign n.nnesions, working late ;and Mere art even zees hetcries working long bows, but =kisses loge* mil meet Warier Medea This working extra hours may be asemleill kr by the leereeeed demand for perm arts with re Ernie et eisztrass. It Is said that the lax trade in Ihnisee le etElYibly hertowel, eed there is a domed for extremely Ise mt. Far a het teen embus to the late revolution, a madder aW liever.msehlne• were built, and the hands hireast pee se they have no workmen. A considerable eider sad medusa bee bees sent to Nottingham; but here there are Y teselhess of that louses except la • @attire instance and as good Viiitalia have ball • itteleihe of Preach hospitality," the French nmeitinge will In all probability be removed to Eagle:A.—Nottingham &view. (resa oar 1 MIL Hamburg ......... ........ •• • U IHolland— .......... 0 0 Lisbon Ilaralk 16 8 firdnoi laes va . omuninovi.&* Aurgirsp.....l, Mardi 9 aa &ls. rifle Atoms. Cliareeead, Monk 9, Genoa Augusta, Waveaead, Kuck 9, New York Alfred, Oar!, IWO IP, Terceira Amax", from, Muea 11, Odessa atarc i:Arrn ;don A. F. Jesse., Deal, March 8, Hakim. Arrow, Dublin, March 7, Palermo Aland, Doblia,Mareti 7, Odema Ammr, Ems, March 7, Dunkirk Arab, Greenock, March 7, Demerara Amalie Marie, Uleurester, March 7, Alguilinri trtfe' D. M.M.. li irlt:repoo u l e" Atdboro Province, March 7:Havre Brazilian Pk. Plover,Mmeh 7,odeesa Camilla, Gravamina, March 5, Am sterdam City of London, Grarmend, Mach 9, Rotterdam Cte Mald,Gravd.,March 9,Asores CaroUnidn, GrameeridAarch 9, Caen Charlotte, Gravead.,_ March Aalborg (.10quotte. Dutitur, march 7, Bayonne CoUbri, Plym., March 7, Marilee Corinthian, eff Itameg., March 8, Hull Catherine, Torbay, March 7, London Chasm, Livery., Match 9, Boston Courier, lAverraol, Mareh r, b7da7 Falm., March 7, Nantes Dart, Co Much 7, Lisbon Duke of rnwall, gwaserea, March C. Nantes Decimal., Deal, March 8, Antwerp Dorothy, Ural, Mama 8 (for Lecher's) Dr•oeledDrientown,Marek 7,Elvery. Eufsas Lairds, Yarn., March Nantes Enda, Hull, March O. Calluadberg Elisabeth Pyle, Limerick, March 7, Odeon Eight Brothers, Newhaven, March 8, Charente Emma Maria, Pipe., March 5, Nantes Pl)m., March h, Nantes Eleanor Grace, Southampton, March 8, Havre Enterprise, StudireJls Roads,March 7 Earl of Keille, Leman Bay, m rcl 4, Fanny A.Oarrigoes, Falmouth Si Landon Foa, Gravesend, March 8, IN. *MIL Frederick it Anne, Ommernd, March 9, Aalborg r.:l,lTurMarc".lfr, " 5 , l'ildrra internam, Hag, Mare b GW ?mace, Pearmaria, Kin& 7, Floral, Livery., March 9 New IW . G. r Briton, , March 9, Odom G. Evans, Livery., March , N. Park Giraffe, Gavemo, Mamie Rotterd. (korge and Elisabeth, Cardiff March eii. Mato Gondola, Cork, March r, Mauritius uluarr, Livery., March 9, lit. Mich. Hartley Lavery., March N Orleans Hanaali,Graverend,Marehli3Ourmary Mae .01 Christine, off Yarmootli,N., Muth 3, Newmark Isabella Walker, Deal, March 8, liarticymi J. M. Emir, Deni,March 11,Mouloaeln Jane Anderson,Dral,March el,Gramd. Il Joba ector,DubliaMareh 7,Balonics Jeanne trAre,llsrlin., Marchli,leaates Jeum Alba, Eons, March 8, Narita Jenne Inds Panay, Poway, March 7, Ckertoorg Jerre. Patin, March 7_, Name* Jaime Armand Falm,March 7,_Nantea Jeans Lake, , March S. Nantes Jam, Warkworth, March 7, Dien• jar, of Dover, IlarrA 7, Mouliamla Jwillitir,Livag., March 9, leerrOdesMO Littenatmt, MARCH 9.—Both the Laudon and the country buyers having supplied their wants , and aim laid in heavy stooks, either at old prima or at a partial Mom% there has not been so much doing in the wassiseuess this week. The yarn market continues very m, mad warded egliesera are renfidowt that present prices must be fully raelleal; they amt bellanont about taking orders. One house has advanaal brava cotton yarn In per bundle i t lOlin. The straight want boas have servers for as driver* or over, both on cotton and downed beak and it to expected the ht bore 1 ands will do the like sent week. The whole of the hosiers lave not yet consented give Ma pekes required, and the differences in the sock branch are not yet adjulatl.—Leoratter Jotineal. Prow A. LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, Mardi 9. Mumma ILuntoiro Axicsa, Bishop Auckland, Durham, banker, to surrender Dearth 20 & April 20. at IL at Keweistle.opon-Pena Ct. Sole., Bell& Co., Bow-churchyard; Trotter & Hodge" Bisimp Auckland ,• &Jobling & Mewing, Newcastle-upon-1ln.; olf. assig. Waklay, Newcastle-Awn-Tyne. TsomAs BRAM.' 4: Bi lkdor, Surrey carpenter, March 19 at 2, & April 30 at 11, at U-st. Bois., Atwell & Son, Martin's-lane, CanDo64l.; Turguand, Guildhall.chamb. Fakeers Baxinewaffn Berated, apothecary, March 20 & Apr( 17, at 10. at Ilinalmgbam CIL Bola., Davis, linefeed, & Materna & Co r y igirgaggagge; al. esidg„W4tmore, Birmingham, WiLs.Lug BuDDis, Irongata Paddington, timber merchant, March 33 at 1, & April 90 at 12, at Basinghall-st. Pols. Bick nell & Co., Connaught-ter. Edgeware-rd. ; off. orig., Edwards, Frederick's-place. Mums lale of Harty, Kent, armer, March IS at 12, & Anil 12 at %at BealoglraZot. don , Bower & Bon, Chancery-lane; off. wig., Job A nnta 7 =llAL lone Downs, K -Lyme, aftordshire, provision dealer, Muth IS k Ih at 12, at Birmingham Ct. Sol., Reece, WU miorbom: trig., Christie, Birmingham. lame Ewen,. ...Wide, Wiltshire, grocer, March 22 & April 23, at llf, at Brined Ct. Bois., Loretto , klade, & Sabine, Bristol ; off. Acraman, Bristol. WiLusx Slough, Buckinghamshire, coach builder, March IS at 11, & 90 114, at Bartfighall- at. Eck, Tucker & Stem- Ttreadneedle-st. ; at wig., Stansfeld, Basing- Joint ve, Durham, whiting manufacturer, Mardt G l i t t i at 1, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ct. Sole, roister Mawasorke-wast-Tyos, Turnbull, Hartlepool; of. sasig., Baker. kenewitAaammi. ham limo. liminoihdre, draper, March 22 k April RS, at 12, at Mild OR Oak. iftbite & Co.. Bedford-row, k Mesas. Bevan, Milt; 012. ri, Mr, Brisk& Gsoaos Nowak Ilmasbastar, WWI Oaks, March 10 & April IS, at 12, at Megrarster CL Sok., kens& is Co., Temple, & Taylor, Msnekasew; aIL mt. Pott, Wooaboahr. loom& Paslama, Enka, porter allighsilit, March 15 & April 12, at CI, at Exeter t. Bon., Terrell, GrarS42ll„li Terrell, Exeter ; at swig., Mho', Ershor. Rowe. grecium, Bath, licensed victualler, March 22 & April 23, at 11, at Bristol Ct. Bola, Write, Bath, & Sabine, Bristol ; off. aids., Batton, Bristol. Jowl Tux, Cheltenham, chemist, March 27 & April 24, at 12, at Hutton, Bristol CL fol., GaitnUett, Lincoln's-inn-fields ; of. w i g ., Brikol. Wimue GAMMA Wer.zat, Nitric% Rumex, apothecary, March 22 at 12, & April MI at I, at Basinithall-at. bola., Palmer & Co., Bedford-row, & Lewis & Verral, Lewes, Sawn; of. gang., Whit. more, Banngliall-st. Joss Jams Vienne, Cranium% Kent, cattle dealer, March 21 at 11, & April 23 at 12, at Bealsghallet. Solo , Carritt & Osgood, ; off. sods., Jolmma, Basinghall-st. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. limb J. BALA Ilovvrox, Nanetteater, timber merchant. u4soLvwer PETITIONERS. T. 11- Aesorr, Pt. °Kase 0., Pt. Cieoreee la the ram, beer Mop. eeper. C. lisete, 101e.end.rd , X - A. Dias, J 011•41., Whitrehapet, lamp cotton w girs tun, J. PraotarOoldwilth row, Hack. w. li t ifirtax, " Xareate. Kral. ate -o.T.Mtrana.lruhereloowit.i.a. J. L• C 11.01,1•11,1embsimairees O Surrey, clerk to the Lesion Dock ompaar. 0. Laos., Stepheast., Totals/ma rt:rd., botcher. J. II Waedle pace, Woads• worth, taker. IP ?RN J. Awe, Ert Denham, Norfolk, Weer. J. Datum, Sesames, Hue, clam berer bleeder la her Wuleers dockyard. IL fisnamar, Oreet Bridge. ritadord• M.*, beer retailer, T. War. delardert, Yorkshire, Wer.kmaith. J. Ceres., Groat Grimsby, Laren- Mire, Journeyer. sawyer. T. Came., N orerich. beeemker. C. Curmas, Burbei-oa. the• Water, Glauctearahlre, Middle J. Comm sea , Ntletaa, Staffed ebbe, auctioneer. 0. 0110418, Pain pled Amadei, Somer. meets, tanner T. itICIJOJI, Wolverkeraphre,hullder. J.dres, Tanahlim, Manny, doct orate,. /. JOII.IIOR, Naortan.re.the-Water, Oloucesteraalre. commie carrier. 0. A.lO. Wolverhampton, amble= to . a wise T. )(exam., Ilera ick.l4 , lobe, gro g.. htoai, Cloydoa, Barley, general 7. P. 01.11. wn , Upper Berkeley M., iNNIBIAII I.Q, fruiterer. H. t , Welliamonat., Ptiand, riasistant to • Hemmed victualler. T. R 4.1.0, Noe Howl Need-y 4., King. t. Westminster, cab proprietor. Rom., Dunes•Ait., /L - Ww.Lows, Market-row, Oxford market, bonamaker. A. Wurarr, Pawls rt., City, hawed 7. vietuillee. N. Won sea, Liverpool terrsee,Wal• wortlerd., tailor. J. To -.Jaw, High.st., Newington, upboisterer. Bosom Naar, Oailard, licensed vic tualler. H. McKeown Farehase, Surrey, m ahout to a tinier is tea a. Nrrcests., Newbury, Berkshire, H. ° r krr a . Norwich . , late a re. lleviag oiler.. Au. 1L1C.1.1.0, Portsmouth. O. N. iticusaossit, York, railway siert. T. Nu .. Bilske, Stallordshire, Ikea- BM victualler. _ _ . Sriateton, embroi deries. 0. terteseasi, Dridport, Dora: Whirr, Eater. J. Stroadjaa., Wootton, Oxfordihire, banter mbar. D. Teresa, Weishpool. Aro:stammer &ire, snereyor or t o 0. Teuermoo, Reesharton, W store mioutsetuner. W. est., Wolverimptia, &orb- I. Wino', Blistob, Staffordshire, bootmaker. VIZIR OWN PETITION!. O. Ossay, flora Willoughby, Yak? alre,sheeursk..r. 1. Pss a. Old litlt kellhalla, Norfolk, raarolaloned horse drake. W. Pit Ras, Berd.ford, Yorkshire, plastertv. E Pooson, Rishirortli„ Yorkshire, attar spinner. L w a ne, Knaresborough, York shire. solicitor. T. l'ou.sa. Leeds, Journurruse plum bee. T. Itonors, Jun., Radars, Yorkshire, Mier In potatoes 6. Rut an /Radford, bookseller and warns...ker. D. Ikmortaan. Oreerland, Yorkshire, ma terser. J. Brows, Westgate, Yortshire, u. apt. W. H. lna Tawas, Sawa. Bum.. lab. Wan. K. Tonal', Balky, Yorkshire. cloth Weaver. J. J. Wiu.as, Brighton, dealer la hones. “4162 ISO* Dail TO Andra ts 1.1, , March 9, Aster Athea Ids. blurt, 9 San Francisco Argo, UT, March 9, Rotterdam Arrow, Lt., March 9, Bartelmis Allth, Lk., March 9, Myra Augantke, Deal, March 9, E. Janeiro Argyle, (.troll(, March 8, Ilarcelana Arnica, °monk, March 7,Telparalm Adventure, Kirkcaldy, March 4,Msidc Alpha. Leith, March If, Port nwp Ithoyeul, tardier, March N, Naates berhampore, Deal, March New Relmost, arder., March 7, Itrentes 'treaties, Olmaosr March C 111•871143 7817•81118, th.A, tiara, 7, chaster ltriUsk Eutpire,'Lly., March 11,112/162 C. Chaloaer, March 9, N. Orleans Catherine, lAr., March 9, Trieste tate. Le., March 9, Trieste Challenge, Ur., March 9, Thalami Catherine Elisabeth, Dmi, March 9, etlincent Deal, Marti 8, Harbadom Cuay ueree, Deal, March kat Tha mes Cast , March 8, at. Mkk. ramble, Limerick, Much 7, wt glum, dumber., Mardi 7, Rotterdam Cowen, blaryport. March ItAkmark. Clicamba, Oraverend, Marchil,Entis Caroline lientiette,OrarmiL,Martilt, Rostock Craw Packet, Palm., March 9 Rio Dm Hermance, Ur., March 9, CUL, Leaverlm, ILarch 9, Hems Maples, Whitby, Starch 9, Ebbw, Demetrlec,Ourk, March 7 Hell Emilie Ella., Le.. March 9, Riga Emmen, Wel, March 9, Sydney Eerie, Cardin, Marren, ilremen Ellcabell, Pewee, March 7, Antworp LILL tome, Mann If, UM'S, Endeavour, sunder., March 7, Raise monde Elisabeth aad 19117, WhitbrOlarch 4, EiUool* Djtsuity, hitby, Muck 6, Nyborg , Cork, Numb I, Chatham Mneets, Dubin., March 7 palms). 0. Ramsay, Lie , March 9, Baltimore 0 , Deal, Kara 9, ht. NUMMI 00.1Trotra, Deal, lrlarrk B,N. Lurk osselle, Sander., Murk 7, (aen Gondola tor Marra 7, 0 George Lord, Gravinend, Marais 8, Trieste rerz . ti da a rs zy k, dAlarch9,llaltk llope,.l.l7ra.,iiareb h aNgMllp lioughloa le akerse, Wader., March 7, Mauritius Markel, Ur., March 9, oilcan* M , MarAt Messages Isabella, Aberdeen, Marra 7, Maisie lades, LIT., Wirt 9,oeplialesk Irs7l64l 4 :eisn ' Y h r 6 , m Ja e P s Portlaad , Mask kW. Jame /List, thirdid, Mareli 1.16051 Jesse Fails, Card/I. Much 6, Nail@ Jaw Andseses, Deal, Mash e, Pao Joao, Pldl, Mask 6, Palms Jew, Poole, Much 0, (Abner Jae Isiaa,Soader.,Msrek 7,last Jamey Gruyere , March 7, Km. Sander Masi r a 44118 Leila, Falls, Deal, Mush Waterford lady Clarke, Deal, March 0, LISS. Pet, Yenisei' Ilda, Sal o sg Lames, Derry Mush 6, Bartels lady Jane, Sh ields, March 6, DNS Weis, Lir., less* 9, Lisboa Maid Nt,Atlieue, Lir., MarekS,Ckk stable. t er Alias, Ur., Muck 9, Jamas K ula, Mods Le., Ar a Kula, Or %resod, March 0, Salm Margaret, Aberdeen, March 6.9olsTat M . own IStnag u ltiep i arc h ti 7 ° ,4 hN, gram Mama*, swam., March , ' liarr IgAgart, sunder., March 7, ils Margaret and Ann, Sunder. Mad; in. Vain Nautilus, Deal, Marsh 8, F. Llait Narrey,Dartna.,March 8, Ham Port Hondas, brangcm., March 7, linttardat Proertheas,Jar., Marchrim* Pilot, Ile. March 9, ILIel Hmoro, Pakma,Marth N,PetainslnNl Rawer, Sander, 7 March:, Dutra Hedirtag, anader.,9l.4ucts ,Palshall7 suss, Palm. March B, IJvcipaal St. Otorge, Deal, March 9, Salpanlis Sornerelse, Hall, March a Kr Jahn • Rain, Hull, March 4, St. ILlchaers rands and Ann, Hull, March s, Maid Stella, Shields, Manh 7, Constant* btephen Watsoo, Nader, March 7, Srrineman Strangler, Aberdeen, March 7, Hank Thor. and Mary. Heal, StarVuma Uniull, Lk., March 9, trial Vesta,,Osedlt, March B,llarceloisa Ville de Pula, Hartlep., March 7 Honiara Woo, Cork, March 7, Londe, Wasartals, Cardif, March 0,/turekes Windsor, Pomo., Korth , Urines Waterwlerk,Aberdces,klarr97,loadr Zealous, Lr., March 9, Isas Fruelses VZOSP:Le SPOSJIN. vi7l:n7roor, Tack, iacklayer. J. A. oe r , Bhe,e d, eablart ease ma• salsetiuw. C. Aeasesor, Torkjoliter. B. Barn, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, o. ln r i r r. Great Larroorob, Norholls,4o7;ek co. Ebo.r.,Bradrort!Yorisaisire. shop- O. ee Raw., Worley, Yorkshire. woollen eloth uurofaeturer. B. Bursua, listafford. Ctrs., dealer I. = W. rs., Xlagtsim, , i o forum N. A. Draon, Brightdo,evalsetioser. tt Oetorsesr, Tadoester, Yorkshire. oedema. J. Mtwara Iva Wadley, Yorkshire, oral spear 0. H. Leeds, kept add shoe Who W. W. C. Neraor,ffarperor, Tbeobakia rd., mamma far map. J. 0 liesx.s. Banco upon Treat, guard au the Worth Staffordshire ffsdiour. J. J., two, Idabstleaborougb, York shire, boot montartsrer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Fammuca Davis, Luton,. merchant-Ist die, of le., Match 10, k three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, At:church-lane. Wicuste Owens, Leeds, woollen cloth manufacturer-2nd dig. of 7.161. March 14, & any subsequent day, at Young's, Leeds. HINIT limmwer, Peters!leld, Hants, brewer—let dig. of le., March 10, k three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abchurch-cane. Jong Prunes; Jun., Selby, brewer-2nd dlr. of la. 6d., March 14, to any subsequent day, at Yonne., Leeds. boor Brut RAMAN, Barnard 0. title, Durham, tanner—let die. of W . I . new proofs, March 10, It any subsequent Saturday, at Neweestie.spon.Tyne. Jams WALTON, Great Bridge, etellbedahire ironfounder-2nd div. of Md., say Ftiday, at Whitmote'e, Birmingham. Wicum WTIAI4 Neweastle.upon.Tyre, merchant—let dlr. of 20u, March 10, to any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Neweastk- Mon•Trm DIVIDENDL—March 30. E. Brigp, Castleton Mills, Lancashire, batter—Mara 10. J. Burgess, Harleyford. L Remington. tailor— Mara 30.3. Cia to F. Betook, New.M.,Cratc merchants.— April R. IL Dale, Hl Osmide, Durham, draper—April 2. 8. L. Osten. Clemelaem, Cheake. watchmaker—March 30. Gur u Godfrey, Derldiaglia‘ Worftassferlain, miller—March 31.1. ey, Sbet. 1 ileitl, bail olds meter—lbrea 30. J. Hunt, Mancheeter, merchant— 1 Mere b IL Aas Moll Innen & A. Cookie, Litee Queen.t., Hol. bern, mil& sressoftsore—lfereb 30. B. Jamie, en Lancs. lab6i stem spbowswv-elorob 10. T. Worm Imo-la., Billtapgate, ewe imelime—lifook W. J. New" we. & J. Morgeo. Jun.. Here. bal. wed roe —Mereh SO.llbiptes.eges.Tbsom% splsolobwer—llswat SO. J. Balm fleartt, Lo bes menet r.. .+ ao. o. WWINI ilbowsboThakl ie t= l 3 . IL Win% Lob. peter—Aped IL T. Wend. web, Obuseetwddre. drosist—Merob SO. Jai Wesdboal. Bredford. Torloggre. wastel star mansfestunr—Merth IL Jowl& Woodland, firtlard. worsted self aanutestoesr. 01/TIFICATES to be grantee. 'blew OSUMI be shown to thee:Weary, we tbe op et meting. AprU 4. T. loam. Biresaitio" cosi dealer —Ar im, 2 r . 8. Brows. sett, Liverpool. fruit itwohomi—April 3. J. 1.. toil asnandar ai l. L I. ark. Limpet seeliser==l 3 l: W. L Cbebe. eles. droper—=a d t r Fostt a— 14 1 114 Menu *oboe 1. A. 1. J. Ideera ihe l ii lor a w r eel. % 10. Z. W needle sareabiberor—Mareb 30. T. Iglowlse. —AprU 4. T. kieswee lllesky. w ogWze. 3. J. F. Taylor, CZETIFICATEB to be erefiresed by tbs eles•Citasuellor meting to Deekrur, stars ems be shown to rig sontrery, on or before Illarek C. Berdoes, Nomallwapas•Tynk Mialet--8. MO" Cbar beim... learefp.ob., ipboblerer-1. Forews. Durham. draper—J. U. / 1 10000114 /fame. weelf&-11. isvorloonseAM Liao•kiler, war Offelowlob. Iforewasp. =lie lit erb ir.. = 4l ‘speo. Loa- W. aloe. lottres, SollimWdzia. plembsr. 1 PARTNERIWiI 011110LT10.-11. W. Ilwwiet to 3. Basalbw, Dow, Ilmaingers—W. Ibilerinwelk Isl. Inaba, Stalytellge, Las ender% cod awakens—w. Orwessedow & J. Orwomosiew. lest Dim, Gioucesteridta, bleelemaithe--.1. Dully to E. Comma, War- wily owla water newipbebwore—L Inselaglca ls. 0. Wrin : aoyow weoooraael ir.. 10.1 A, l'es=bobiews—A. Deane C. lI . JMI , soubirs—ll. W. H. HM H. • /ad o fez es roger& —C. J.O. &owe, inseers—L Aseksos to Abelson. Dead. it, Wawa W iel b7 • aoraiiio loatale that t sßaalanap taw Ibto was Maid ea log ago es Um yaw 1799. sod eat loboo wintowor lo tits olidollag aroo OW; Eska, nod Co., of diatekrepasze. was list Beim* ~~:::. w. t0ad...... Musk 'no Jue (twig) Loam .... Xmisiiii Orr YJaptaa Trletie ~~.. Nen Muds aid VIM- lLh P .... Peramabae'Demerara a' litavansh Dec le In 9. M W. Jaa.34 14 N. 11 W. Mar. 4 .49 I. 4 3111 N. 11 W. 1 , 444 la al 9 Jaa. 24 la G•Not Wane Mar. 9 •OttWater fug Mar. S Mar. I 411tWater tat Mar. 11 elff Water 6.rd Teb.l7 46.9 N. lOW. Mar. 4 19 Jaz.* 2N. 20 VC Mar. II Olt TN laz Jaa.23 Jaa.lll Of Men ides Pea.* 17.11 24. 1210*. Mar. 67\. 19* CASUALTIES. for Gibraltar, put back.—Kingstown, March 7. from England to Women (with Iron), was wrecked on Witt Sad Praterdar crow mvieL--Cuxhaven, Marc% 4. Aea.tus, tor Genoa. put back.-8. Mewn‘ Mirth T. Gleam, from Craft to London. got on the Outer Barber Sand this more ins. but was misted off, and brought into the hartow.—Taus ol * March 8. improvisto, for Tien; a, put back,—Cork, March 7. Jane Slane was parsed Feb 10. lat. 67. lon. 66. In distress, and inky, a heavy gale blowing at the Wm front S.W., the could not be MAW she wee Uttering 8.8,E. Etna of the Forest. from Marseilles to Cork or Falmouth. whick,„, llo driven on shore on Ardmh Land, Dec. 16, sailed thi, mornial fold—Glandore. March 4. Ludy Clark. for Sydney, was In contact with the George. for ft Vincent, when she lost an anchor and part of chain, and the latter het mar tinsels f ro ma , kn. and damaged figure-head.—Dead N all. iot. br of Pbboons, and other darnage.—Lyteington. March 8. Mount*. Sal, arrived from Leghorn with leas of bulwark and .tanchiona and leaky.—King4own, March 7. Units. for Vienaa, put isack.—Cork, March 7. Orion. from Antwerp to Bristol, hail put Into FittalUAT, leaky — l k , " March 6. TH& ALOAR.—)larth 3, at Albanywoa Hoa g . Ca of a sow. mberwell. Um John Z. OA ILLICARD.—Marett M Uytklelton mare. Mrs. EIm:LUISA or a son. Art ITE — R7olc.—Merch 4, at Edinburgh, Mrs. J. Andcwoo. of • daidat 6 DICK EWA—March 5. at Derwent Cottage. Norton, near Balta. Yorkshire. the wife of A. L Dickens, Eau., O.K. of • am. , „ MURRELL—March 6, at Much Birth , near Kos , lhO wife e ' w. urrell, 1M... ot a ughter. M M N TOUL—Mareh 3 da , at Fairy Room, Bothwell. Mr, P. Rintoul. of u daughter. STEPHEN fi. —March 6, at Ohemr, Mrs. R. P. Stephens. of a cluirbier• TOLNIER.—Mareh 9. at Lorkhalfzise, Clapham, Mrs. Robert IL Tolchsr, of it Mk MARRIAGES. DANDION—BILLTAR.—Ifarch 7, at Shoham Church, b 7 the Rea J. Parsons, Mr. J. Barbee. oely moot Mr. Darlson, latoof ohereorge, to Frame% youngest daughter of Mr. T. II Mar. OREEN—WATRON.—March 7, at Walworth, by ttc Rev. P. Oren} Mr. B. L. Green. of Patarnoeter.row. to Catherine, second daughter. Mr. W. 11. Watson,of Newhigton.place, Remington. LEIGHTON—ANDR —March 0, at Hoed= lurid. cbureL r ..t. the Rev. W. Duo:M to ama. Mr. W. Leighton. Mary, daughter 0 '''' W. Andrew. all of Skase. mar Bowden. PEA RBON—VACBRI,J,..—Mareh 7. at. the British Ernbawy,Rrisfel_. 4 roodiV iwit. ile L llci t Till . a loolr . 444 " da il. 1:.3 t01 a 'i n i t rat iddj da; of IL V:chell, Ear., hiss et Coptfold I.l. lo;ser. u4l KM PSON— s,—arda 6. Mr Chapel. SUM/odor Aron. Mr. .f. Simms, of lg t. Li zs o t to. Moak daughter et the late Mr. J. Talker. d SWWcid. W33STOBT—RTUDLET.—Marth it. at fla Marrs, Kenningtoo. byte RSV. A. Weetoby. AM., rector of Parldoptone. Northampos ohlid of W. Wouto au tet i. M.A., of Lhatioloh-bia. to Lucy Ayala, saw Duras. COVRTIIOPL—Iforeit I. at lowa. the Rev. W. Cotuthone, reeretal curate of $e Maas& Buena, aged 33. CROWTIIIIR.—Mesta g, at Birstal. Mary. relict of the late Mt. J. Crowther, if Awe b gm aged gy. FILICA.—MareI 111. 0. Mos En., of Parkmeseent, aged 77. _ HOLDEN.—Mithe 6. at Hui/. ]ire. Holden, widow of the late ra Hoiden, Em.. amid M. WA DEN.—efara 6, at Dorset Cott's., Luthill, oear Worceetetr . Lllita Nlary, ally *watt .4 the Sew. W. R. Holden. LAWBENROBL—Mardi 4. ot Ulm& maim Robert, ellest son of the w rimes It " . W. II " Gilistei County. LENCIL—Marob M il Remington, ROM ARAM only child of Mr. John mad armor sad alto months. u • LEM AG E.—Manit 3. at II X m as{ of Me late era*. AK ,of Pimlico. ( of terod. Mud MOClRK—lliareh } m at . Polk . PHILLIP/3.—March 7, at s C MIMI of tho We A. MUM., Sou, fotmerly of Ili SOOTT.—Marel 6. at Edin 8.5.& .7 W ARI 30. at Proftwia. . err waiut 7 at ffalvargh 11. 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