The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-16 00:00:00

entered by that road have evep.d. There hay be.n ' a 'tarter lose of lib, and a large Lumber of prima rs were taken. Ties column of tebels that attacked the suburbs by the &Amadei road were kept at bay outside the Boa Vista, and the third column only penetrated as far as Estancia by the Margainho road. Terse two latter parties fought desperately to wain their object of entering the eity try the Boa Vitra. They fought Ant five o'clock to the moreibg until six o'clock is the eveaisg, but without gaining any ground. Der- Ind the night they have retreated to the counby I the =trent troops are toe meek wore out with their marches to follow them. Their principal leader, Minos Machado (a Deessobrezado ad deputy to Abe gmeeral assessid3),_ was killed early in the day, sad to his death the rebels attribute their de'est. acme others of their leaders are pietism. They were ighting far thirteen loan o eseseadvely, and led no time to effect the ob ject of their visit, s. e., pleader. Preciametiocs have bees hued on some of the killed, promising six days' h earse to sack the pima, if they were eseemsfel is taking it. You can form se coseeption of the her rime courage displayed by them men. This bee bees the poet desperate affair ever known in this place, and if they had succeeded it is horrible eves to imagine what might have bees the resat Petting aside the Ws of property, it is gums* summed no lives would have been spared, whither eises or foreigners. The party that retreated frees the whorls@ daring the night is mud to consist of about 800 men, and to bare imbed another force at Olinda that was to have attacked the forte, and intended to eau the Rea& by the sea beach. By soma &relent they did not arrive until the evening of yesterday. It will be some time ere we recover from the effects of the alarm nosed by this attempt of the rebels, but we ataider that the rebellious spirit of the people will be cashed for a time by this, to as, !avowable ter siltation. *The killed and wounded on both sides are about 1,200, and the number of prisoners taken about 600. The Portuguese are dreadfully alarmed, and immense numbers have taken refuge on board the vestals in "FEB. B.—The Cohabits has been daslaed till to-day. Everything continua quiet in the town. Tha rebels that st;11 continue wader arms are in the neighbourhood of remade I cannot ascertain their numbers correctly, 'bet they aro supposed to be about 1,000 or 1,200 strong. A great many of th the e rebels have been met with in smell penis. ias awe day of the battle, and refusing to surrender hare been shot. The total number of rebels killed is fully 600." In freights there was little doing, and with daily arrivals seeking employment. Several Teasels have gem to the northern and southern ports for cargoes. The latest quotations to the United Kingdom were 40s. par ton fur sugar, in begs, with five per cent. ToLiverpool, for cotton, one halfpenny, and five per cent per lb. Exchange on England, which had ad orned, was quoted at 28d. At Bahia, on the 19th January, exchange was firm at 26d. Freights to the channel, 50s. fur sugar in cams. LA PLATA.—The American barque Muekingam arrived off Falmouth on March 14th, with dates from Buenos Ayres to Dee. 24th. The governor of Monte Video had proposed a law to the effect that so long u the present siege lasts, and for a year after, no property of any description be distrained for the payment of debts coat/acted previous to Jan. 1, 1843 ; but when the debtor has not sufficient property to guarantee the payment of his liabilities, the exception will not be allowed in his favour. In °Dampener° of the appear ance of cholera turbos in several parte of Europe the medical board at Buenos Ayres bad drawn out for the adoption of the government several precautionary measures of a sweeping character, which, if fully carried out, will be attended with much public incon venience and individual less. The .journal de Metre says: We are sewed that the government of the republic has received Locative co that Mr. Southern, the English envoy estraordissey at Buenas Alas, sad whom Roses at tint re tard to resolve in his oMdai quality, has at length sae ossied is plaelag himself in sassed with the dictator. Our own accounts give no corroboration of this statement. Freights for England : 41. ss, per 2,240 lbs. of dry hides ; and 40s. to 435. OM. for the same weight of salted hides. at Court. OSBORNE, TERIRSDAL—Thera was no addition to Rao royal &soar party yeatarday. General Sir C. Napier is expected to only. at Oaborao tits day, to pay lie rospeats to het Majesty and Ida Royal Highness previou to Ids do. Slandia. Sir Charles has bees bosomed by an reila i th r in . to disa at Claboine and remain until to-roonww. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, attended by her wee, seetead u bar resides" Marlottylt-hoax, yester day, from the Priory, Stamen. Mr. Tensest, M.P., had an interview with Sir 0. Grey yesterday. Mr. Cowan, M.P., had also as interview tis right hos. Wove yesterday at the Hosweiles. The Reeleedastical Cammieriesere for England had a general media' yesterday at their see is Whitehall- Tait Benicia or THI Holm or Common was hia ant Inds this seeks to-saartew niOt of his adds] wicks.. in Eatewsquee. The nseesbn who pupae to pay tht ir rennet§ to the right Ms. patie nts& are expeend at tan (Mink. SIR ENABLE/3 NAPIER. On Ueda Sir Charles Ndp er left Cheltenham he the by express Infs. Ha was eesempaaied to soma by Ids esmialsw, M, sr Keellastle. odd alba ment hes of indly. • number of his old ismomdmis in arms sad Mime lbeempi iiipioldiesy _eat vela Wes with bray&semi, sad assay mem iloss /se lie emus of hi swayde. OS mamba die "blot ISM Is bar him . Bfr Merits was lob "mei id& Amm o GM lds old Meads premed resod the Wade, to elk him** bee sea tiOathese amallbseelleas esiddlea Is ad rmesubled tbamg. odd :- 4 1miles and pa themal dusk yea At your Ida ettemilsa is man to see me leave. I wish you ell deed-bye, sad I b eye I stay aot dlesepolat the SWISS sad haler of my sewatry." Loud statalisi 'snowed this twist widass% sad was 'gala renewed alba awdese rolled swifdy sway. Ifeessoday the hero of Seib Alma with the ChM et Odscoae. FINANCIAL REFORM. Lad evening $ numerously attended meting teak pine at the Listing lasetutien, Gress Cissitinnes, Port seannerket, he the purpose of ti resolutions la cm braity with then whin Il wen of the asylehone Aiken Aessiedis w ten pines as the 27th Pishreasy. of ming bens tims 'Neste if the gigesistiee, and of ashen. Mr. Cleenas in the noir. The seepratislign ihe main ea the het tine :Isfissa Alessilige was is 'Risings to r i s ig =tre d n:la ss gtmviedibialrvil:l7w ye genes wet identical the lest hinge* el the country --eandy, the pgiesedes et sash la engesin system et bunni ram es *des sad the negasige et the esesstry isf reet's et eggelatkes u. IN szteagive refsnes in the regoeolatathe we're end I. tozetiol. end dadarakey of the firotedes sea Rehm Assentice fa the down were Ws wisps& imam Ifereoak Wasasak Imam% sal Ohar= me, di dor weeds, ea these alpha mai ia a ef so adisdat of the talbego ri so aphid& ribleihatba of YMlwral ebblets. A ceraailama onspesi d. amine of rapestehle bilahlteats of the Midst wee epprialei are tbe w p m , of lemeOw the bathes of the assealedes. Several atesibere were ed, sad the erostrai seperetsh ARBITRATION INSTEAD OF WAIL MEETING AT ILANCHISTER. A- gosling to support the object. of Mr. Cobden's Mdse to aveCl war by eetdiz assis eadral diseases through artottratisa, was held ea W avec. Free trade Hall, Mesehmter. The hall was by a respect able moray, laslatiag sway et the of Funds. There were able vestries Res mesa chair was talus by Clap wags, In. The Ear. D. BBTB ITIPRENS mend the hat re- Weiss : 114 itY tM eselled emdeilidar mew some is min* tiet ei Me le beliales ery lederos m the eidd et Cid& Void; lid Mom les* imi Me pmegeder tim Oh Wow is bin wis Y. wed te Mae*. lad, ewer le me di / tide pee i s Ow Med det id es em dlywise, us. by zeme, imi CheiMealle; OM Ie tidy leidiedem se a dewesef wilmiwwwei eld Owe b reimedr membe.es deem h limed Me Mt ebb wiewil New beeihme ma woe ozpoolo to es somit. losewiles el a~sersAemMie lien me Mem swim ow** junimum die miklibli• BIISRITT ougegeMel tie seislies. TM DAL J. PSTSIII meld : li t hble =et = ll .ll= rt"*lriam tl~et «Er a areino li. his = IN, . t i = andl=felmn leak rowirmil owls sir imai. eme Mee leldwee Me Yak e tb arg ig hedi dm l. 1 . 62 166.1 111190. saw egot ell 011ehlases to wale al lot = up were • the recta:al applitatiaa of that ray anowst the saismets of tarietendom. WM. MORRIS 1.9 q., Mandel the Tee Ray H. RICHARDS supported the 11 was adopted eassiaoudy. 3k. T. BARMY, Pseekhot et the Cbsethes M Cow ante. Mend the third tesehdlia . The se • reskplows tif ofissibis klinstlend It bea% era ildi; tke mese& et yak =kat lois psessikt sewn kid It hes hew addadlissasseed saddide ter Ow aim% sidat e asa adsabswesalllndwrlst sew. Ids Edda amid" to hats OM IM IMMO OiMis-bes idea min it Ihs d Cissmea% wasies 110101 Inesemsd Is ar e Ida oblisettes bodes with beetga Nevem My Z. ARMITAOI 11111•1164 611 . 11 Motion, sad it was eeppeterd y Mr. H. YINCIIMT. Mr. W. MAMMY sowed the sisplika of the berth reeelellea: not thallpowdr Sedo2_l• OwirdWAnts• Isslimsat bs sod ettold Vint dedrwas dem/ thk Tsai rassa. hey t est Bobo rapids' ts Owed b Min Sibit._ Hsu lbw seessmalks ; awl dr ft awinsidask war Alskt Mk. N. flillessOssepti India s% Ms. rr. wassty mks Wiss se Ow disk sutreasse sipsisn bibs taw Mrs o Manwatie the Omni= dOren Idled Mirk Is Paellsdest annelid.—The podia' of newel them* Mrs he ballkaisst Maselealsr. tsar% ad the adsdeurbssit, sesmad is ilk Mae Vail MA, es ths ISIS al Ifesda ISM Mate.—arsaiturd=rehoirseepds. the debt dab& =r o d s lad ode of awe Mod all issw.• es/ babsetss dist Mins% r essetalg Os dowa7 of reolliefhook. WNW as as demindhls mat Sot eases peardes Oasistds asissaises the Me et Ms, as adore se in wined they shade Is hold Ms smlap al del War New whim ostanostes dies essnon maks* isslissilks dk nib et asholea d Odd ktiosowse tele wads. That, Is de Mond r a f i y eems m=didn% as Owed he mei Idas. as • mew al *Mks dams" le • Wm_ rossmest rem% wad Is the poppy afettrkdey, stindsi with • narks empeallimse at • wetiesfe iineses% sod ikeermailes ef ends sod soarendal attsr. prise • awl that lalselliperrladbrises • • seems& e. aidtshis kirestek es It wastlides sips eat eat 112 Z es as sailase% satinides te • sibs rattessi. mei et • affsiarg bismilMW alkimiars; art I k =di Irlls ; in% re Ss snob at post as/ pm. me Ism visa' Idol. bed hood 4 . 110 . 0 7 serried r• fa die smil. awl and% awl esinikiss aninisnot at wer. Taw pellinik% dad" estsestly alma& pod hiorirahis her IS Milk eldest delay. MAW nerwres Mr a. Mrd bawd as Erdal inverreest di sot af ths wide tadesied% al milked= yolks liblbs lajoir — ties Is MI slaw Sim nisisaikedawkais a Mar Ms sea. 'set East M k t VOS sillidera AM year yeddasers was VISIII4 Mai 1111.1111/. al do demob seesaYsit is MsehaW. la the bow* of dintionter, cia this dth day et liffeb,lll.ll. by_fiseass Maus% dams al neetiag. Mr. W. _RAWSON mamba Ike nodes, sad it wee canted ummintemSY. • Nik REPEAL OF THE MALT TAX. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. MEETING IN HAMPSHIRE. A public meeting was held an Moaday, at the Market .bootee, Body, fee she purpose of taking late onside- Mica the pnesmt depend state of the agric ul tural interest. The attendance of farmers and others emneected with seri tidiese was very large, the Nuked-house ban quits Wed. JAMS WAIXIS, Lg., was voted to the steak. The CHAIRMAN said : The famine had been told that the y mist wait with patience; but they had waited, and what bad been the result ? It had bass very genital distrem anumpt Has and their labourers ; and When, a the capa city as guardian of the pear, they saw the oases that case takes them, sad their own suability to contribute re lief, that distress premed heavily upon them, and the measdAy he a sheep could not be overiockid. Their =lea hams had nasally bees salaried, bat it would still be tee mail for Us purpose, unless some im provement la the condition of the wrisultund body was effected. They bed net *et day to consider what steps could be takes to met the wain that seemed too clearly to be Webs than in the fees. If they did not take those steps tbeemslysy they weal not be takes at all ; no one elm would take them e, themes, to themselves they must bock—(ebeedew V thez=liz ti vd them sslszbe had ne bat they be sae- Mr. WOOLDRIDGE prepessel the fns amslutiest Um kb the °palm of 11L neollat Mat the pont dwel* is the Tabs of serloaltana mins% aradatei oatmovoi bah, a all pro. - twine ompolsi by aypeolve Imam as ovi/atm dation oto as mit and imp. aid Yale bed mamba en same sad owerien, Is rime to Re- apisalhual ommeally. so Taos to tho osamtry at lama The resoludea was *ssesaded by Mr. S. Twuram, and carried unanimously. Mr. C. GATHR.—Thw did sot most ea that day for their sole sad ezeleive basalk, bet te reins the grievances that premed heavily, DOW, satleemasless. but slso on their pester asighbows. If the fanner an oppreesed, the la- Wiam he employed was egpsmid Skew* and, with his, the hatily depsadeat on bola The thee, sell sty, keel mesa for the removal of the iplevaness they hiswed wader, and it was evident they ammtspeek ma and pleura he them selves Panel. (Hear, hear.) It !roe nee shortly is the produce et the laud th at a depredation bed bees probated, bat there were abe heavy imam' ma the land, which premed severely upsa them. Thom bumbles Wight be re diecksed Is was with that view he sewed the following retea TIM fie ameeval of lbe Rat sad big &Wu b boporatlooly east tee as a mama d lamollato ma dot a neat redac tion to Ike salmi loodon. amil as OWN* wiles to the bowl taxa, to okalhatd, aramoryle wet Ile Mb et the Britioilasmar. 11;. MORTDiZR hark. =NNW the reeolutios, it was carr M ied ti r. 13PO li t a a p eiiil he areal with the kit resolution, that the malt tea sheuld he ethesesk sal be kasw the sea °skills cum wadi emit da Ns mama With the Chakelier ef the , whAit wee eeld, weak met be able to Temeuthe made they ha asoWni Op do; let them calf pHs Amid le mat auk latent the Chu oelke gam Ilasherer well la Ms Os de wiliest it Two yeses ego, Lad Jelm Missal' mall be mild act miry ea the goveramsst e 1 emeatry, labs a seaslierebie aillika were seeds to the imam tax ; but they ham Ike ileum that wu mused, sad that he was sempeliml sad had Mae without it. They could tell the Ch ac Iler ed the R:- chequer that with this Neatly was engaged is an ef its severest war, the make expealltareif the esemtry was cal" 4.000,004. per maims, hat that la 1111 it hod iaweeesd to 8,000,0001 , sad is 1849 to 18,000,0001. (A pc nos is the suedes asked " How should we be without it? ") Why, after 10 ye ah th ey were will ins podtka to make is the expeaditure. He thought a madder- I rk . redasika I. the public establiehmeate ought to be sake& Om win they aware that the as gave Om dip lam eat et the six is taxatirr i ll g ew, he mid, es Lee( Palthemlea INA geld, that Wags aad governments me mode ihr the people. sot the people for kings sad to sa ve i r t z mak. Ze lee showed, ly Westratiose, wha t he the has deep seed pukka of ipmetameet. What wes the ef as sordealtaral labourer at the thae ? re lle es s eld p ro ve it had embody (Lead criesN aa") Why, where wes Mob et bask, his banal .1 leer, sad ether Skimp be knurly =? Ida them look et NW, raise t they had tram 871,0001. la 1833, is 1,1101,0001. k 1848; sad it wee MS Oa pear visa they had to fall bask. The highway rates bad albs keeseeed double within the lest tea years, while the expeedllare he the civil et the ermatry, the theme ea the othselikted eat 611 Malleallielnli expose, bad mikeisse Meditated eilMtleas. Them ask was Om wimiew tez,:veldit premed as theta di : cocoa aeaM thy they bed tee math Ned a' tee mash air. He wished the 611111115 Weld sweet Mr. Cobden, from whom he believed they weak duke Mee beads than from say ode she. There wet the rem Ma sad the tax on bras, which both the ellIMIt eat the rasoarer must feel u Ver Tay heavily. Those were which it behoved the poet man to leek to. Mr. them spoke of the esviag that might be sleeted by the mks to the eudems He mewed to . Disraeli's modem ea the di a t e l burdsa cad Mr. Hun's useadmeat 114 E cad steed if Ma Huse sadder. Dekko were ad theirbee ? Mr. Disraeli said he would remit the ems* mum i but the was to pay the retie out cl the sow selidthed toad. That would bet psilially temere rodeo- lea. They ought to me if they mould aet, by ties et the expeaditere, remove the buries subtly. If local taxation were to be paid out of the esamlidsted had, es lowers la the t 0.... tax would he the eon- I[r. CAD aid the toped of the oak tax wield be a relief beak So the dome sad the labourer ; be did Ed (Mk Soy MU lees t sad he fannies Meads who lad sodded to repeal the beer bill Weed of the salt tea. Ho eindoled by peopling that a ' petition, hooded ea the hresein reieludese, be adepted n ab d o steellogo aped hi peenated to the Hosea of °OMINOUS the ambeeeffis umpif:be y were revolt, toptopert the easel that the petition be trhe *nom hi die oreket-IuII at wundi seeended MotionMotionOM& Creed, which d. The peddle wee thee pined is the YU fee ignitors; and sew bale somber Oman were appended to it. A wee et drake aad three hearty chews he do dolman tertelasted the brims albs meeting. THE MURDER AT BRISTOL.—DiQUEST. The *airy into the murder of Hiss 'aeries was ressaad yot. lb• maw aiay sow woad ep. and th. Puy rsta•••l • mast et" Wad surkr madam Sarah Harriet Timms." PROVINCIAL DILATE BT Viousgcs.- --- Yesturds7._the to oej s im i l ih tlie heel of W. Batons, who 6•1 tho ll4 =l , Loads, of lever, brewed as area ha readmit Fob., woe maned at Leeds J. Illsekbars, rawer. As no farther aviation wog ty. the jar tabaraot a write% "That tee deemed wauaa Bahia= Awl boa latlaaiwatica is the bead, tamed by braises, bat that theta was ao eeklesse beim *Ow to show bow thaw brains was toosed." LENT. COUNTY Mama ON Aoponrtim, Dunn, A ientleleTtiti; Person' Club was bold is Oaatedisiyou lest, at whisk a weetatioa wee owed is Meer of a nasty walks on the subject el' wrieettami db. -.4P( ‘ We are glatl," no the lava Hers* “ to the &Mrs of the seedmir, J. N aas ., of reessmoded the Mom 4 set to ay weds wee gem,' ea Ihst 'they pelt tars al* to do Wades of the butheme vide posed ea the% Swath tin Ike. Whls is monad, MI& et4if the loans eat qa It, they la dad al toady to *ma—arept thole lejkllceds." - ' THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1849. MILITARY. Timor. yds ii;;;;ltiee jot - boss te• dived by u.O.ect at Dbeiters of the JI We Mope,. to the Mat the Ma mad Mb Itealoseie raft Is mirk fop lalis.—The aiming Age laat Ira seadesea by die Old irdia ei oar= ITS le Caleeta Plealegmet. lbw ea ad Lady ItaseseelL Pleallemast Is M termit ea the Mb at ant issolb. ken Oneeme. The ~dip see at ea ea lie left sad Ile et mat meselt. reallasat vSI min Weseee. preret queters. Ms en beateeles.-1% umeseelesi art dips bette set yet ler doled myea 11111111.S•119 el di lift Teat, ablilt Is mew et .01Higt. COMMENCEMENT OF THE OPERA SEASON. MLA 'MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The 'neon of 1849 commenced at this theatre last night, under very favourable auspices. Mille. Alboni, by her performance of yesterday evening, has added very oremiderably to that reputation oh had already been acquired by her since her debut in the year 1847. There certainly is not much room for a display in the very tame and common-Vace el:erecter of the Ceneretseolo such as Rossini has embodied it, and therefore some hope may yet remain that this elegant mad highly finished singer may learn to throw some of that vigour into her performance whisk was wont in the best days of Pasta and Oriel abereately to electrify and to soften the audiences at the Indian theatre. In other respects the opera was our sufficiently oast : the two sisters, Clovis& and This, are most ungrateful parts, and nateraLy ems* =sited correspondent sentiments towards their representatives; but Don ilagnyko, as pl a y e d by F. Lablaehe r Don -Ramiro, as " interpreted" by Gutcni; and Dendini, u performed by Beihtti, were very excellent achievements, and amply contributed to the satisfaction of the house. An encore was ob tained without difficulty in the Nee of the finale— " Non pin testa " — am d the duet, "Un Ssgreto," also drew down a well-merited shower of plaudits. After the opera was finished the curtain drew up for the performance of the " National Anthem, which was very creditably sang, the first and second verses, by Clardoni and Alboai as soli, and the third by a quintett of the other singers. The ballet, in which department her Majesty's Theatre stands pre eminent, was the well-known subject " Le Diable i Quatre," with Carlotta Grisi as Masourka, aided by Marie Taglioni and Rosati as collateral 1111.0011. Although there was no novelty k the ballet, the incidental pas, tours de force, and de =, executed by these three accomplished were sufficient to excite very =astable ssibmksie and applause; Roeati in particular ap pend is have excelled her former achievements in • shgree _art. The house was very well end hakes* isAlod. end the prospects of the season are, we feel much satisfaction in observing, of a very attnetive charset , r, embracing • good deel of new talent and a not inconsiderable amount of that which has been already tried and approved of. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The opening of this theatre last evening, excited great interest and expectation, and the house, almost immediately after the doors were opened, was crowded in every part. The opera was hissaniello," an Italian version of Auber's Moen' di Portici." The original drama has been closely translated. and the whole of the music given wi'hout mutilation or change, if we excerpt an air for the part of Either, substituted for the long and somewhat heavy duet at the beginning of the third act. The translation, by Signor Magrosi, is well executed and skilfully adapted to the music. The whole piece was got up in a style of magnificence and splendour surpassing any thing we have ever seen upon the stage; the scenic sleets, the richness of the decorations, the life and movement of the crowded and picturesque Rumps, sad the gorgeous execution of tie choruses, exceedirg even the pc , formance of the opera at the Academie Royale de Musique. The orchestra, too, was at least equal, if not superior, to that of the Parisian theatre. The fine overture was played with surprising are and energy, and encored with acclamations. The character of Eivira was sustained by Madame Dons Gras, who, an her entrance at the beginning of the first act, was cordially welcomed by the audience. Her performance of the air Del mio cos verra exerts," showed to the greatest advantage her clear, flexible voice, and the exquisite refinement of her execution. The expression of tranquil happiness which this air conveys, was beautifully given. The great feature, of the first act was the appesrence of Mlle. Pauline Leroux in the character of the dumb girl Familia. Her rushing on the stage pursued by , die soldiers, flying for refuge to the feet of Elvira, and resting in dumb show the tale of her wrongs, seemed to fill the audience with astonishment, as something of which they had farmed no previous idea. There was no occasion for this inimitable scene to utter a sound ; every look and gesture was a phrase, more eloquent and pathetic than any language could have been; and the =minim made upon tie audience, in this scene, and the still more affecting scene, in which Faulk shelters Elam and her her from the Thry of the multitude, was evinced by breathless Wows interrupted by bunts of rapMress enplane. In the fine dramatic situation in which Fenella, in the person sf Bivires husband, recognises her betrayer, Mdlle. Leroux, in her picture of sur prise, indignation, grief, and despair, showed herself a tragic actress of the highest order. The opening of the &coed act, with the p:cturesque view of the sea shore, where the fishermen ere preparing their nets, presented Mario, in the character of Masaniello. He was greeted by a prolonged burst of applause. His singing of the famous baroarole "Pitt belle sores it porno," was full of delicious freshness, and his rich voice blended beauti fully with the harmony of the chorus. The subee quent duet between him and Maisel, in the character of Pietro, was given with great energy and effect. Manors whole performance of the part was manly and spirited, and his vocal execution well supported his high reputation. The third act commenced with the air already mentioned as being introduced for Madame Dorus Gras, "Il ;kat* reaciuge." It is composed by Burgasuller, and is not unsuitable to the situation; but it was not sufficiently dramatic, and had more the effect of a piece of highly finished concert-singing than of an expression of the feelings of Elvira The whole character of Elvin, indeed, is weak, and so deficient in dramatic elements that no actress can render it effective or interesting. The celebrated "market chorus" was got up with un paralleled effect. The stage, representing the market place of Naples, was covered with hundreds of people —men, women, and children—fishermen, Islasznni, and citizens —moving about in busy groups, buying and selling, lounging, idling, and playing antics, while they joined in singing one of the most animated choruses ever conceived by the fancy of a musician. In the midst of this scene of bustle and merriment the insurrection breaks out, and the people, excited by their linden, rush to attack their ruler.. The beautiful choral prayer, " Nome del Ciel," hid an effect of indescribable solemnity. Of the last act the most striking feature was Mario's representation of Masonielle'e insanity, a line piece of acting, rendered very pathetic by the little fragments of melody, re miniscences of former days, warbled with apparent =consciousness and the most exquisite sweetness. The eruption of Vesuvius, which terminates the opera, wee a wonderful piece of scenic though sore what too much in the style of a Mnas spectacle. After the opera, "God save the Queen" was sung with ; great effect by the principal singers and t 1 ohms. AND CLERICAL Oiroww liAsce 15.—1 a a etwerresellea holden tbh weerao& Igs deem of Knottel Ma wet essebsoi ea Xs. T. 0. lai ne at e:se me= the alined him el illeedas Tit. IX, Th. IL , GM Ili to le miettellei lir dete New le army was veSPpaten to thir si =alirel losesat.es am I no hi si W the " ho beteg la= ail It It odessbail that moral of thaw ell le Tit mew , • kr no ilso•Chaweller lei melees to mateateeweat et Zeds • law lb Tlee•Cbwwilsr OM = d hr e I= T. P. el Daft lir. IL w i d er d iambs eerie. stb=ftetel ea lie TW. sis eud ie an d ieelese smimeisa. Trew! *Nenat turtr Lisossar Cesaala—Teitaiftalognallea et whims sea NOW isms itnetele Odhwa, eitea ta rawer ee Se haverairpo. * ma ..... wavers how IMO Caw send. lasi" to a w spa - .11", owl XL i. ft j = mini eiiiimier et lialid. to the .whelowne ws Dr. MOW% ; twi We IL now wool. Wwesswoe et Ittle. old Ta o :vi a = attirese of DMA liable I allila Iwri (WO, Cwwww...-Atr. W. X ion. Lb, eleint. esmarte. ezi Thrsehs wile the wet alwissis el net ts L otho Trak rens illn ; Isteelliso • lerV. se sti l ieseese t e la the emir onset ef Chu* /sr eassor, tho Rim a (Ma" 11. D., Waist* ; aid Ow Ter th ir dw , nateholl. A, Mien ad (ken wader, vill nosed to the ante al jiakir Mae. '" I' NAVAL. Atastiarra, KAMM M. Arrontrigams. Nab a. T.X. masars.as WIWI. &wad Make W. D. Ilnewa to Calsdaak. Mary Aaldiai.-3. 2•11..5ND tO Patel. Dirrtarrost, Kassa 14.-llyrds, K. Isaisr arrived this m a paimpis h via ispaymerados Wee Odalials. mad lye la Da aftwassa walk it em. tie 11% 4: ll =rher Id* Dal la Oa is , 1101 1141 Sit eg mi l . an la lam at . prigindia te Minas hir mon, 1 my ti, llo, wlll be pie IMPS On the lea ail soil ta the ID/ V allieurers. ascuccsonds, Fan 25.-11* Frogs lathed It,. ea sin 21tb. mad Isa oaths glad Car Biarad. . SPORTING. ThSTESSALL'S—Thousay. The samara What; was extremely flat • it was. sovertho =w ledartme la Us harm IS lie = i f tie setalpal hr It Shies. as the to pet at err SO Ma at sur assilitag alma' la 4 111 42 have bora hiwa ; • as the irk sag Ms bask Is la 4. ryas. Vika sod Oissile who ilk sob him Molds la holm heti Do.the.thr Yelesserel Ushers far Sr he width the rheum ho bla dike orebikw‘ lig ro ll i m eamil Zai raneatio take. The other emwourais araildwl al ma Imporamat laishey- I comb for the OuSass• Shehas, to Joseph, Ocarmea. mit Balle. adzes for Oa Meals: Cap sad to Tremor fat Os Doty. Latest gamut:am Noaraatzrroaealaa Braxas.-7 to 4 art The Tartar, •to 1 milkman]. It to 1 opt Lawns. 11 to 1 yet Vela:, 15 to 1 wet °WU (I). MITROPOLITAS HAMM:AL-7 to 1 agut Lugar (t), 10 to 1 mat Noma. 16 Pm 1 sea Parp-e-day-Roy (I),16 to I apt Son (O. 18 am 1 opt 71ts Tartar. SO to 1 apt Essetttot (t). NSWMAIIIIT JUNDICAP.-6 to 1 vat Osarsou. 2,000 (Musa' Braitaa.-3 to 1 art Hoespootb, 5 to 1 wet OM. Carnes Cur.-12 to 1 egst Joe 0'430t (t), 16 to 1 met Mks (1).1* to 1 apt Com& (t), 33 to 1 apt Rathadass (t), 40 to 1 apt Ji Osior (t), SO to (t)t shsoi masa an MOO to 10 same lodine (e mad oft off). 1,000 to 116 (t sad att Web LOOS to t 0 ape wide awake (t and sh DWI!, 1010.-3 to 1 sag Fiyka g Dottiest, 6 to 1 ant Teams; fa to 1 ash Uriel. I 0 to t opt_ atrahhow, WI to 1 mat Zombie (t). Dam, 1860.-60 to 1 art Pontitez, 60 to 1 apt Biting, so to 1 sot Wladboeued, 50 to 1 sire Old Commodore, 80 to oast ribbed. SO to 1 apt Paal. Th e abate bets war• all Wu& to about 1051. each. . -- ROYAL LEAMINGTON GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLE CHASE. HANDICAP 101 TES OLAND ANNUAL BTILIPLII CIAIII enamel 23 mom sack, 13 12, mad 6 °sly dedend am or Wore the Slot bd.; with 103 added. Tour Wks t—ltior lfk 41b ; Cboodler, 114 111 b• Proceed, Ilet Ult; The Dollar, 11011 b; Moths, lid lb; Worm ZAK lid; Wolvettumptom, MU Tab; MOM Tomo. isaj p gr uk :Oirrk Mot fib; Peavey, It Mot Stb ; osbod, IVA lb; lit 91b ; Mee Gomm Mot Tlb ; Ditty NMI lOst Üb; 104 Mb; Mbar lOst libi , Itoot; The Pak IS lab; , UM; lib; Mosque, eif Mr; Tem, IMISO; Imosmosaot. lot Illb ; ambloom, tot Utb; Übb bory, fat lUb• Also Grit l lb; Timm Sot 10M; Law ft% Sot UM; Coadmegb y t Hatable% Id Ub ; Vuotormor,lit Otb; Teeth% Mt Sib ; , Tb ; Tem %go. ft OM; Das. am Cksy.lbt Nib; Ur New, Sot Kb; TM WU* Sot 816 ; Ormsells, ft Mb; Moortmom Oat 41b ; flollyttor, frot Ea; Oyu** OK ; Th -1 Moth%tit Üb; Sports, Sit 10lb. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDITONII, Mimes 14. than AlDlL—Befor• Sr. Justice Migistman. TUB Sraoon MVaDIII. Thomas MOW, 47, fisherman, Maria WOW, 42, his wife, Jaws MOW, 22, his son, also described as a fisher man, were indided for the wilful murder of Mary Abbott, by suffocating her by means of a piece of carpet, which it was alleged they f 'ably pressed and held over her mouth sad nom. In another count the cause of death was alleged to be drowning. This ease occupied the court for 13 hours and mita 10 o'clock at night. A great number of witnesses were eau. l maid ; but the nature of the charge will be better under stood in the fora of a narrative than if the evidence wore &Tuck: dotal At the commencement of the trial, Mr. absadoned the count is the indictment afloat charged the death to have boon maimed by drowning, ad the evidences was directed to the charge of smothering the dememd with a eared. It aggseen that the older prisoner and his wife occupied ese Mimed mull tenements upon the high road, at Strad, seer Ithetheeta, and which abutted upon a field liana as the " ffna rield," at the bottom of which ran asst dine s he which it would appear the garden of the pthemer's house offered the readiest scene. The ditch in quake did not wattle MINI than a few inches of weber, and es the eta face these was &quantity of green stagnest train sad ea the eacreisig el Sonny, the Bth Oct., the Oman _Theme M`Gill, was observed to be a the act of takiag the dead body of a finale eat of this ditch. An alarm was raised, and the body, whin tamed eat to be that of the deceased, Mary Abbott, was 7.11111.04 ; and at first It would seem that the general imprecise was that her death was occasioned by drowning, and that it was her own act. la due cane an inquiry took pion before the coroner, and as there was then no suspicion Of any foul play, the prisoner Thomas and his wife were nemined as winsome', sad in the evidence they gave they dean all knowledge of the deceased, and the forme enemensil that he had dboovered her accidentally in the dftsk, gad that all he knew of the matter was that he mselsevenred to a t her out. Circumstances after this very seen came to light which roused suspicion that the deceased had met her death by foul means. In the first plass, it appeared that the head of the deceased was aver more than partially immersed in the water ; and, from the appearance of the green vegetable matter that was on the surface it seemed that the body had been laid quite gently in the water, sad it was very different frcm what would have been presented if the deceased had jumped In, The pod mortal examination likewise showed that although the death had no doubt been occadosed by salkostion, yet it was not produced by deo an from the fort of some shreds of carpet being found so denied is can of the heads of the unfor tunate wawa as to reader it necessary to force the hand open babes it could be removed, it was in faired that a pass of carpet bad been forcibly pressed over her math sad nose so as to cause same tics, and that she hid torn away the porno that was fond inberAand in her denude efforts to disen gage herself from her: assailants. The inquiry into the oe canoes, was continued before the coroner, also aided by the of the borough, and it was very soon ascertained Vire tn deceased was a woman who. had been in service at Oravusssd. She rem a widow, and it appeared that she had left her assts thertly__lisfore October, and had gout to reside with a amid Wee/horn, and en the 7th of October she hs& smaged es leave that person's house and go to Kellam es visit gene relations. It would appear that the primer Am= Weill lived at Gravesend, and while the de emend raided WOO he had spoken to her, and they were on fliaMy kimeissether; and cae of the strongest circumstances against him wee, that after the discovery of the dead body he denied all knowledge of her. Proceeding, however, with the narrative it seemed that the dewed left Gravesend about nid-diy, and proceeded by the omnibus to Rochester, where she alighted at the Silver Oar public house, and paid her few with hall a sovereign, and received the change. At this time she appeared to be poorly, and at her request she was shown into a bedroom, where the lay down for an hour or two, and she then left the Silver Oar and went out, stating that she was soles to visit a hiend, and thee she would send for her box, which she left behind. About t his time the prisoner. James arrived in Screed by the train ; and although their persona were not positively identified, it appeared pretty clear that he sat the demand as she was en her way from the Silver ear, and that they joined com pany together. Fan this _rein all UK* was lost of the prisoner James, fir a essio period, but it appeased that about six o'clock theism mains, a woman who there was no doubt wee the deemed, was man at oottage occupied by the two elder reamers. The woman was seen on the same evening in the pram sad item that win nothing more was known of Aar via .MS heal dead the next morning in the ditch under the eirommeamese that have been described, and the suggestion leads to the jury we. that the murder, it murder it really were, must have I been committed daring the swaging, the body an the next meaning being peeked, to sod geld, and death evidently having alma ple peat many bars before • and as no notes was heard it was inferred that the 'unfortunate deceased had been suddenly attacked and overpowered, and that the carpet being placed over her mouth and fan pro venud her from giving any alarm. The chief evidence against the prisoners consisted of the decluallons made by them when quieten were pat to them, upon supine being at leg& amused ato their share in the transit:aka. It would appear that when the female prisoner was asked who the was= was that had been seen in her base on the 7th October, she at first stated that it was a servant who lived at Braaten (Kent), and that the did not stay with her two minutes ; bat she 'unequally gave a contrary statement, sad upon the constable going to her and requiting her to tell him who the woman was, an Wass where he weld fled ha, she refused to answer say quitiona, and said she shale' give him no in formation upon the intan The last time the female pri soner and the deseassa were seen together, It appeared, was at Soo o'ciook be the afternoon, and at six o clock it was shows that Jameell•Gill and his mother were In eanunat salon together, sad on the same morning the body was dis covered. It was proved that James Weill and Ids father were seen at Rochester, but there was no evidence what ever to show what became of the deceased item the time as we. Ist seen in the company of the bath Fiona until she was found dead. In acidities to thin then it also appeared that when James wee quatigned be denied that he was at Inwood, or that he left Gravesend on the 7th October, and he likewise denied all knowledge of 1 4 : 4 7 which was clearly proved to be untrue. It she when the female prisoner was taken into t h at mer James was heard to say that "if kis maker eras taken hie father would soon let him know," and he added that " he wined his father bad not laid his bards on the body, the some of their necks would suffer, and he sidepal wig likely be the boy." The statement made by the Misr gamer when he was examined was, that on the eight In quirt= he went to his club at six o'clock, and did sot:entre till 12, and he knew nothing of deceased until he fond her in the water. The only motive that appeared to be weeded for the crime, it a crime of the description alleged had really been committed, was that it was to obtain possession of the little property belonging to the deceased, as it appeared that the change of the half sovereign, sad some other money which was known to have been in her possession, as well as two shawls, had been stolen. The evidence, as will be seen, was entirely of a Cir cumstantial character, the principal poi n t s relied upon to 'thew the guilt of the prisoners befog the false deolarstions they kid made upon the subject of their knowledge of the assessed. Mr. Malan for the prisoners, while admitting that the tillm iltet wki tha a t str"g rose t here n o o f t 'M a Ot pidoe,ur aN .4 11 7:Stilil the on j rto slim the& they bad committed the crime imputed to them, sad at aides such oftaintstances the only safe and Batis tes*/ dares they could adopt was to say that the crown bid art clearly made out the guilt of the primness, by re inisg • maid of not guilty. Mr. Justice Wightmau they summed ut., going carefully ever the whole of the evidence th at had bees adduce , ' for the prosecution; and the jury, after deliberating for about half an hour, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. OXFORD CIRCUIT:STA/701D, NAZCA 15. Mon Kr. Ilona Platt _ _ CZASOF OP WIL701.11l171:D1i. Martha Jotter, aged 23. was arraigaed on an indictment charging her with the wilful murder of Edwin Jones and Mary Spencer, on the 13th September last, at Lane Head, near Wolverhampon. • • The ;primmer, who is a married women, aced is lived with her husband at Lasso !lead. Sear Willealsidl: A child, aged (at the time of the horrid Vanseeties) about 18 months, was the Mat Of their marriage; and, in addition to this, the also had confided to her care a niece, aged 12, the ether victim to her marderous hand. The strongest maternal affection was 'eldest In the primmer towards her offspring ; but ter some thee previon to the perpetration of the grime the anketanate woman's Edna showed undoubted symptoms of aberration and de rangement, but attended with lengthened lucid intervals. Them symptoms were streastlumed by a religions phrer ',— far the winner, who had been brought up as a protestant, bad malineed the doctrines of Boman catholicism, which at length manifestod themselves to such an extent, that, sa she mime* she was impressed with the necessity of ex piating seen crime, hy murdering the helpless victims to ensue the Segraie Being. Is gensequense of her strange, aid at times violent behaviour, her friends sent her, by the dile:donee a medical attendant, *the union workhouse, where the goon recovered the apparently right nee of her seams. Her husband and friends, anxious to receive her again to their Dome, she was taken from the workhouse to her house, and two days afterwards. on the evening of the 13th September, a person named Hadley was alarmed by breams coming from the direction of the prisoner's dwell ing, and upon proceeding up stairs he there saw the prisoner in her night-drem with a knits at her throat. After the knife had been tau frau her, and she woe secured, it was discovered that underneath the bed-defies was the body of Mary Spence* with bet head (connected with the trunk of the body by a alight Hoare) hinging ever the bed-side, and oa the other ride of theledeteed, upon the Sorg, was the bead of the prisoner's son,Beivria Jones, the body bine underneath the bed clothes. A pool of blood wastes** Soar, and the bed was completely saturated. The primmer, who was raving asl very violent, was secured, and conveyed away, confess log that her own hand had perpetrated the deed. The defame was, the: the rummy, at the time of the la mentable occurrence, was insane ; and this was so gel!-vi dent front the eviden ce adduced, that the learned counsel for the pecomaties declined calling more than two wit nesses._ _ _ _ The learned judge having summed up in a sinner favour able to the prisoner, the jury returned • verdict of Nog Guilty on the ground of insanity; and she was ordered to be confined in the gaol during her Majesty's lure. —The prisoner was then consmitted, bail accepted. POLICE.-YR6TERDAT. MANSION HOUSE.—BOBBEAT op LAW l'APans.—.7. Terry was finally examined charged with having, with a guilty knowledge, receive i some important papers which had been atolen from a room in the Salutation Hotel in New gate-street, where Mr. Budd the owner of them lodged. RAILWAY NEWS:TIIIIRSDAY. The market bas been much depressed, and prices generally are quoted lower. The account ap pears to be unfavourable to parties operating foe the rise, and hence the prices of then shares which have been freely put on the market are lower. Brightens and Eastern Counties maintain the prices of yesterday, but London and North Westerns, Midlands, and moat other lines are lower, very few actual sales having been effected. Preach shares have been particularly depressed. In the arrangements for the settlement, shares were continued to next account (30th March) at moderate rates of interest. SHAER LIST.—LOWDOW. )(Atm 15. Nom —1134, quotalloom of 212e4 in Bonen annides &solo actual snanniams: *Os a lined& Italiot WNW prison PAIL 17 18 N Ilaalt&WW4ro 381 8 64 421 Do. toil 46 46d. 34 401. L 6 I 6 Bp. i m= 9 . 141.18 ' 7 l a a 1. =1 . 2144. M. Hr „ ,1441.11ateie. 30 42 36 18 Do, shorn No.l ri 6144. 25 Do. shares No. 124 104 ss 124 Do. 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I Wate.Boni, awarm 331 67055.t13. wag York. a Bor. 164 6 II Do.org.Newe Mier . 24 Do. &Newt Mien. 184 DoGN6ParorPret 8 York& Nth. Midlaad 49 Do. Preference _.. 94 DaKaW.lddi.lll 241 /exam RAIMIATI.r Asolo-Dation 14 30, BoudAmleam 94 86 s. Oaa.NOrla'l24 12 Dowsers Dutch Rhesish 61 Ild. Digo eooJg..•.• ' dtt Tid. Namur sad Liege 8 Northern of Frame Ili 11 Wrap liordassz44 Paris awl Lyme. — Do. do Paris and &Seam 33 34 . Peril stead Roma. P a rkksad Neeebeen 44 Ho Zoom sad Havre ambri put Maus 46 6 9 row, and Na.sta 81 West Mader EN. do lINESS IN PARLIAMENT. Lo . r.11:15;1.1 Do.Ouor. Sp A. Ct.. Dwroolores.Sp.Ct. aucip.a.lllB2 owt4 Do.N London it Oramoich Do. Proforma. London S.Watom Do. New; aboroo. Do.BIBBo D0.10144...ath di Do. 10144 . 011& B e ;i ~~ , Igo U 4; 11119. OT COI RAILWAY BUSI 311013 131 North-Western—Exteasion of Lancaster Branch, &c. Clauses relating to the purchase of certain church lands disposed of. Tan NEWSPAPIII THUM TO BRIBTOL.—MT. Sannden the secretary of the Great Western Railway, has in reply to a memorial from the merchants of Bristol. as to the discon tinuance of the a.m. Vein from Paddington, conveying the morning papers, apprised Ana that while the directors re gret that circumstances abould hare necessitated its being taken off, they explore a confident hope that the prosperous circumstances of the company will shortly enable them to re- Jounce the train in question. OPENING OP THa ISHROPIZINN UNION RAILWAY.—This company's important section from Shrewsbury to Stafford is now ready for opening. The first experimental train, under the superintendence of Mr. Baker, the company's seghteer, passed over it on Wednesday. It is some 30 miles, Qom mewing at Shrewsbury and terminating in junction with the Grand Junction and Trent Valley lines of the London and North Western at Stafford. There is a tunnel of about a mile. The trip, including stoppages to inspect works and stations, occupied one hour and forty minutes. MONEY MABSET. TIII7IIIIDLY Consols opened this morning at 91a to 91f, but in consequence of some sales for money, accompanied by rumours of military movements in Itsly, and a further depreeion of the 1. trench funds, the market fell for a short period, and subsequently rose to 91 a for money and 911 to 1 for the account. This advance was mot long sustained, for the market gradually drooped during the remainderofthe day; priccsclosing at 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to f for the account, which is lower than they have been far several days. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. were done at 921, with dividend, for money; and Exchequer Bills at 41s. to 425. premium, closing at 41e. The depression in the funds has extended to every description of security, with the exception of Portu guese and Mexican. Danish scrip has partaken of the general flatness, and vas quoted at 6 to 7 prent. To-morrow being the settling day for Foreign stocks and shares, the jobbers were occupied en amusing their accounts, and the actual sales were limited; the official lis's exhibit the following quo ta'ions :—Mexioan Stock, 281 to 1 ; Peruvian, NI to 71. Veoezcela, 28. Dutch Two-and Dente., 49; 49; ; end the Four per Cent?. 80 791.' The principal feature of interest in the Stock E s . chenge to-dsy ss as the half-yr arly me e t ir g of pc , prietors of Bank Stock ; the publ:c have evidently, during the last day or two, expected an addition t o the dividend beyond 31 per cent. But the propriek us wore agreeably surprised by the announcement dai s Governor that the directors proposed to divide 6# per .cent for the last half-year. The Governor eds ett o to the opinions heretofore expressed by several p ro prietors, that the amount of the Rest might with safety replan at tbro • millions.. The directors as" concurred in that view, and as the R-st wu upses c i c of 3,800,0001., an addition to the half-year's dividend of two per cent. was proposed. The dividend of di per cent., free cf income-t ex, thus declared, l eaves th ; Reg at above 3,040,0001.-lin annuot which M e directors consider quite sufficient for the safe cond uct of their business. BM - ILION I dor et. Ocao. Lam., 911 it I with Mow 31 pw Ct. Alum, &hut, 111, div. for India Bondi to i der wH Z.ooo. 4T 53 I . OIINICIN 6 per Clent..Autztaa Bds,lo Go., t 77 5 per Celt Modllan Ude., 811 6 per Ct. Dude& 1ind5.,1849. Doily. 7 Pre. 2 6 66 Pet Ct. Evader Ronde. 3 1 pet Cl. Wend& 17i 6 per Ct. Mexican, 1644, 3,4 6 pm. Coot. retorts& Bends, y Ditto Looms; Much 30. 61 PUN DIL Baia itOck for Acct., Up Oesa foz Aces, fli jiiii Iftelniper Bing. 3.2., 31 'ITN D& • - Pirll Porto/woe Bowls, (Oa. veivil, 1841. 2. e 4 per et Portuirtio* Bak Di / Ditto Aect., Mon . 10 30 . V0 ISLOr. 11, 1 1 417 141 * Ditta Pamir.) lick. 3/ 2/ per Coot. Veuetudi ner 0164 Duic tt Eutaw/ 4 perk tett Certilicato,loll/ COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& COTTON.—lavaitPoor., MAR= 15.—The market t o . day was worse, and another fall of d. has taken Mee. 5.5e0 hu m only - have been mold, including SOO takim on *pee, and for ermine* MAINCJIMITIIII., MARCEL 15.—At to-day's swim we kepe had rather more activity than ut any time during the last tend.. The redaction of about td. per lb. which has taken plac e during di period on shipping, numtets of•yarms has brought forward the as t , men buyers, who have operated to some extentotaking up on na lots se wars forcing upon the market. The strong hope expressel Lad Palmerston in the house on Tuesday night of an amicable aL just:mat of the uifferinces between the Danes and the German ' federation has no doubt removed in some measure the anxiety seat, lag on that point. In goods there has not been much done, au, firmer feeling was peroeptible. Prom th•EDIN EU RGH GAZETTE —Tuesday, Martin SOOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, Glossa Arrant Bisasrr, Edinburgn, stay manufacturer, Hoy 28 & April 11, at Dowell's.chamb., Ediuburgb. Arassunsa Socuarran, Glasgow, gingham mannfaet ver, Bards & April 13, at the Star Hotel, Glasgow. Boaaar Caaseros. Edinbriedtoal keeper, Wirth 31 ft April Nig Bergeson's Ship Hotel, Wn.uAN Limn Caotzeu.spic,4l.. merchant, march 21& ape Hoot, l:lrta. Tuu. the Dirw li Rol aa, , March 34 & April 14, m s o ou's Drummond Arms lon, Odell. Chemins Gammen, Stadiums, Aberdeenshire, farmer, Barth If k Aprll m 13, at the Hall belonging to the Soelate of Adrusics, dee Rosa Urn" Selkirk, joiner. March 19 & April 9, at t i e C asty Selkirk. DAVID MTLse, Ihnsdea, shipowner, March 12 k April 21, a rhi Brithh Hotel, Dundee. Huhn* Itonewreox, Greenock. merchant, Much 22 k Ap3lll,g the White Hart Inn, Greenock. w iuma , wogazesos gram., Glasgow, merchant, March sny t i IS, at theßlack Bull Inn, Glasgow. Futile Yocum, Glasgow, tavern keeper, Marob 21 t April 11, nos Crow Hotel, Glasgow. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE lA. . shipping Omens,. arl " Loh 1 (Trois au, IL Dili Hamburg 0 Holland... ............ 0 Lace March 18 India viaßouthanolon March 20 Rt. India vli MindUr Boston and Halifax Mexico lulls a.,d lionorak radii Wort Ultdil • .U.) a1t141,11)._ Aar, Llv., Karen IS, New Orleans Atricaso, Ids., Marsh 13, Syr* Att*end, Gravad.,Marela 13, itotterd. Aarllagrelts Karla, Gravesend, .• Marce la, AMMO Amity, llxs. Much 14, Dubin Augusta Mute, off Briatol, March 14, Motto Akbatpreesock , March 12, Mauritius Alum, Deal, Much 14, St. Michsers Alblas, Myth , Muth 13„Badogas Alpha, Deal, Much IS, Leith Black Dimmed, /Dayton, lisecit 14, Dmiklrk Border_QueeS, Leith, /lamb 14, Rot terdam Datavler,Grund.,Marchl3,ltotteedam City of Rotterdam, Grarmend, March 11, Rotterdam Chriatiss, Dohtla March IS, Stella Ctm Freres, Shields March 13 , Doak. Comet, Sbleids, Mu ch 14, Oral (htiterim Charlotte, off Deal, Mardi 14, Llver Csallass, °Resew, Muth 14, Killals Cametacto, lislway, Much 10, Coast. (layer, Oraveseitd, March 13, Chins 03iumbooLiv.,Marek 16,Pernambimo Chaessdra,Liv.,Much 13, (Molise, Lic March 11,, Paler Smyrna mo Caleb Cirimshivr, Livery., March If, New Tait Darieg,Theffwm., Much li, ROW* ELTLti Maack le 11fedi ai rVadras MIL Leibeshaveu rifts*. rch 14, Much 111, Hum Fortuma, a Perms Palmy, Mani 14, Dualdrk Meadiffaa, Shields, March la, lames Harriet. Myth. Much la, home liesdrioeha 31a=a 3 ,. Gissimm, Youglial, March 13, Frederkka. burg, UAL leaselidward,Deal,Maseltl4,Northw. hum Alphoeae, Tarmoitth,MuMt Bt. Vasty no nos rues se MEM, Deal, March 14, HO Archibald Natal., March 13, Oporto Ann, Bid March 11, Novara.' Alarm, March 11, New York Alpha. Maich 13, Pe Much !A , PI lir; Bank, Gravesend, Much 13, Red Ik. Caroline, Graveseud, March 14, ahloorhae Carol's', PIM, Itszek 14, Tabu* Cromwell, Greenock, March 13rets Demetrius, Deal March 14 N Bea Pedro, LIT , 13 rode lansaara, Grdmock,Yarc I,Triald. Elisabeth, FIR. March 14, New York Edward, Greenock, Moral 12.Amilka Mawr, Hall, March 14, Pt. Michael's Elisabeth, Meares, March 1d Mown Eurydice, 1A.., Minh IS. Balla Psovvyrlae, Hartley ,March 13,Rtettla Falcon, Guernsey och 13,Deolerara Palma, Oravesead, March 15, Cape Palmas Piedra, Gravedeud, Muth 14,0 beat Charge Pyre, Oraveread, Marc heS, Bomy Glyn, Queen, Gravesend, Muth 15, tlhlelda fleas, LIT., March 13, Moamar* Gleoorehy, Greenock, March 13, OttNia Gmaldine, Waked , Marchl3,Valencia Cleanse, Owt, Maich 13, Palermo Rudase, Greenock, March 13,N. York Howe. Mlyth, March 11, Stralsund 1 3t 0 PnUenm , Peetiwi., ' ltarci °"* New l3 A o Jane, Cork, March 13, Youghal Jaunt Oravesead, March 11, Cage lar s lll . v. Y i t z *har OM locale, P. March 14, Nantes m Lelgek Packet, HIJIR, Mardi 11, Doubigne itz.Bruce.lAver.,Marth 15,Calcurta ear, Gliwg.,liarch 14, Gibraltar Lisboa, Gravessad,March 13,81. John's Marwaret,Oreveed , March 13,Dremen Msgwel,Ginvild.,March 16,Cewstandri. sue WI DAT• neg Joao Ina*, Ilartkpoel, Nana 11 Bohm john R. Livery ,140411, Itlmetoes, off Shoislua, 145 j Lively. Bridgewater, Woe►lt It= Lord Roo ell. Warren* Lai a Hve Laurel, myth, Karen 12, Mawr ea Loraine, Lir., Karen 11, Nuts L Berle Coati, Liven., Aiwa 11, Leonard Dohnia, Lemma, Itu A la Chadian Mariner. Harw 4 eh,ll arch Id Alma Maths Friedrich, off lloaLlgank IL aroma Minerva, Beirut, March 1L Troia Martell., Leith Much N lasaalta, 1.1 v., * March 13;N li r= Nisicltiv ti Ran 13, Neale N N ept " ane.Ont . viad hl"b asa '"" l. 13, 3 140 hut Le., Vara 13. Nuns Weal, Vi c tor ia, h 11, New Vet Nimes Garaged, Itaa 16, haw, Plantagenet, Camay ,Maich 1, W. Phtobe, of the N 1 Lola, wok Wl* I Queen of England, Deal, Nal 11. Obi Rainbow, Graval.,ldarth 13,140ani. Saphony, of awl, March 14, Web Baran Birkett, Liv.,Bareit DAVY Illy C. Nap4r,l4..,Mereb • 11,1COdine Aura, U,., Yuen 15, Wens Meters, of Neal, Much II earar ffeetroll, of rasa., Marta le, Kea. Nina, of Paha., March 13, Bahia Kam, Milford, March It. dawnF Tay, Rooderland, Barth 13, Feral TboaLaurence, off Wei, Mart)l4 lY St_ Mina) : 7 ,7.°2=1: 7 1 "71,1a'retnr, et Leal W D. Sewell, Leery., March a, ff Woad Weedyolat, Lie., Binh IL at Ma Wm' Margaret Walker, Lir., Kar l a YGtaa Llv., March 13, Herr Marla Preane, Hartlep., Marh om a Mild et Asher, Molt, Mark It Nom Mlatlappl, Cork, Much 13,11altrial Mercator, Leith, March 14, Harlem Neptune, Gravernal,Marh 13 ,Gras Napolert, Grand. Marell3„Charlig Oporto, Dublin , , Marels 1 1 0 4 , = Ocean, Ra ng. March , Perseverace, Gravesend, Slant a Portland, r e no 13, Marrs Preen., Greenock, March 13, Bralr Peraagno, New Roes, Mush le, Tr auger Roberta, Aramaean, Mardi la w s ls &mean, Razor. Much 14, Bverpa Sir 1. L. Gaidgiold, Swami, Mod Oda lialeambe Castle, Ortreand. Mark 11, Corte arr. Graverad, Mark 11, Area, ..u,...march 13, new Orleans Trltunph, TILL March 11, tit noun Thelareseo, Plll, March 14, Africa Union, Graver.. March 13, Dirge Colo, Wae., March 13, . tles WWl= and Alfred, Graver., lank w Wa iu tr i LW l l v tch 4 ,G la Td .44 .,M. 44th artr a 4 1 Wanderer, Greasort, Mares Orr WOlWhaven, Wklterven, Mark 14 Zephyr, Dublin, Yards 10, Ils= [Aavettisement.)—A LIFE GUARDSMAN, ONE 0? TIM BRAM eV WATERLOO. eel= or PJUILIOATIIII IT Rotuma'. Omits= ato Pena.—Mr. Thomas Brunton, landlori of the Este. Tavern, Oastbrra, Yorkshire, was afflicted for many mouths see tbsafflatiam mid rheumatic gout: his less were dreadfully pried and didgaind wfi colours or every bus frightful to WWI; &la wake ha ma wholly unable to walk, the treatment he readvalko moral wand M not only failing to do him any good, tet ROW him. fa Mt s as ouserierably wonc condition. At this Holloway's plan sad (lathiest were resorted to, and by ammo Ye Ira Iffel restored to health sad streasau—.Sold ley a 1 =ll. mead at Proles-cc Holloway's establishment, 244, EWA BIRTHS. AultioN.—marail It Mn. Alta" Regnerana, a Mersa DAY 10 at leytow. Mau, Mrs. C. Damn. of dean RAM 14, at is the wife of A. J. B. mart . 11 0. Royal Naval School of a son. stlll-born. OIL 12, at Groverood, North Brixton, tho wife &LI GRea lint 4 eta gra RiißVßY.—Mareb 11, M gtoneltoma Lady W. Gene/. of s MRWlTT.—Marelt 12, at South Lambeth, Mrs. R. B. Hewitt. • • daughter. MACIAY.—Marth 11. at Greenock. the wife tithe BAT. 1). 110617• 11 twin children. • son end a daughter. MACLEAN.—March 12, at °Meow. Mrs. W. Maclean. inh.. lo daughter. NEIL —March 10. at Constonholm, Pollokshowt. Mrs. J. Neil. alma ROBINSON.—Marth 13, at Dublin, the who of J. Robinson, Tee..ef daughter. WiLLlAMB.—March 11. the wife of the Rev. W. Willlorm, Lnnddyfnsn, Anglesey. of • daughter. MARRIAGE& IldffEß-11000.—March 13, at Si. Morris. Wimbledon. the Be?.& Fisher. vicarot a Steeple aumpstead. Fedex, to Annie, emend denelet of the lato ofisn. Roos, U.5.1.C.11 GOOLD—RICIIET.—Kandi 9. at It. by Rolm Richey, V. Gadd, Roo., son to th e late A. M. Goole, sea , . " Charlene, youngest daughter of the iste R. Richey. Yes. NICOLL—MORIPON.—Mareh 13, st All Pooh% lonstmmYlten C. Nicoll, Ras, Anistant Burgess Grenadier Guards, to Bann lob &miner of Sir A. tiorison, M D. OLDITIRLD—TONGE.—Mareh It at 114. Asdrewh. Phmnoth, bf Rev. J. Yew. M.A..reetor of Newton. 001. itolw L ., v . b Aidode-Cainp to the Queen, to Cordoba, daughter of the FOOS.. stows et Anthony. WEN; m WANY—March 10. the %Ohl (Thapel, Wottoauscier he th e R. J. Watts, Mr. J. R. W hin to . /WY don. 0611 of the late W. Worn, Esq.. of throning. WiIeDOM—AROUNR.—March 10. at Pt Pates, Dublin by the get J. J. llsosorley. Mr. C. J. Wisdom, to Kate, e ldest datigeew of W. Areal, of Clariemontetreut. DEATIIB. 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