The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-28 00:00:00

J. ELLMAN agreed with the last .peaker as to the evil streets of the seal: and hop datiee, but contended that the distress of the laresets was chiefly attributab!, to the lon of I r)tettlon ; and he 'nova, by way et addition to the resoles' ion, the following words "but this moths Is of opinion that if foreign bailey bet allowed to le immortal at the mere nominal duty of ls. per quarter. the honk which the British Ismer would o: bawls, rewire tram the repeal 'tithe malt tax would be prier i, ally enjoyed by the ioreign grower." Mr. B. WYATT. of Chiclhase, sceseded the mesdesent. Sir H. Slit FPNER supported the amendment. J. V. 81111LUIT. Beg .'poke in rapport of the original copies. He was • landowner, he aid I, sada large occupier ; awl last year his crop was at the rate of two qaarters oa beeley, An queen of oats, and three quartile of *heat per am. He diould like to know how much protre.ion they would put ea lihn Sherey to make his fora pay with such mops as those. lie conceived the greateo enemies of farmers to be those who lured thrill from M. scent of that which would really do them good, and caused them to run alter that the Wisp called protection. What had protec tion done for them if it bad not enabled them to stand the brunt of one bad seaman ? He *dais d the farmers to rue no more after it, but rather to seek for relief in • fair adjust ment with the lacd.ordr, who must no loupe 'spent to have two rents, • rent for the occupation and • rent for to Waist upon being freed from old absurd covsoants respect ing the 'Rodeo( cultivation, and to be freed likewise from fiscal reetridiona. The Earl of MARCH eddreesed the meeting, contending that if Mr. Dieresis's motion bad been canted, tt would have does good to the agricultural interest. It PRIME, Esq., M.P., followed, mewing similar views. and A. B. FULLER, Bag , M.P., mid he was in favour of prestectim, and likewise in favour of the repeal of the malt and hop duties, sad reeommeeded the mooting to agitate. The Earl of CHICHESTER deprecated agitation, and expressed himself oppose d to both the motion and the amend ment. He Itched on the malt and bop duties as taws paid ety the consumer. and he oid not believe that free trade had been canted by agitation, bat that it wee canted in conse quent, of the slow growth of free trade dorrines in the genatry width lad bora brought about by political writers. The ameadment was then pit, sad the numbers for and against appeared to be pretty near equal; if there was • majority at all, it was in of th e me nden at. The HIGH SHERIFF declared the ameadment mated by a large m. jority. (Loud cries of "No, no.") Major Curtail, Mr. Shelley, and Mr. W. Coeds/hem loudly mdented that the amendment was negatived by a large Majority end required the High Sheriff to put the gaged= *pia, la order that there might be no dispute. This, however, the High Sheriff refused to do, and celled on Mr. Orton to move the neat resolution. Mr. ORTON essayed to speak, but was met by cries of "No, no; the High Sheriff bus acted unfairly; the amend ment was not anted ;" which were met by counter-cries of "Yes, it was." In the midet of the confusion the High Sho ed,' declared the meeting dissAved. Ice the course of the pesceedinvi Mr. Shelley read • cular from an agent of the Protection Society, entreating the farmers to come tithe meeting and support protectionist reso lutions, and offering to pay the:r capons. REPEAL OF THE MALT TAX. On Friday het a meeting of the hadownere and tenant fanners of the hundred of Samford, sod o•hets late meted in agriculture, was held at Copdrek, Suffolk, tor the purpose of tak.og into consideration the present depressed state and prospects of agriculture, with a stew of petitioning parasment for a total repeal of the malt tax and the revision (lithe general sad local taxation. The meeting comprised the griseipal tenant farmers of the hundred of Samford, amongst whom were several lasdlords C. Lilliaptoa, Esq., was called to the thaw.—Among other reerolas, it was "That in order fa *MO degree to avert the ruin which now threatens to overwhelm the larded interest, it browses our duty to urge span the legislative, by every seestlt•tiosal means, the =emit, end juetitre of the repeal of the malt tax, and the more equal distribution of ell im posts, whether local or gents!, which press exclusively upon lead." IRELAND. Down. Kasai 27. The government have pined much credit by the publication of the earrompoodecce relative to the con vict MitcheL All parties approve of the humanity with which the eosviot was treated, and the Free sias Jerrie of to-day handsomely acknowledges the part taken by Mr. Reclington in the nutter. At the Teals, assizes a meet important record was trkd, " Lynch r. Fitzgerald," in which the question of the liability of the trustees of the savings banks was at stab. It will be revilikeed that John Lynch, an attorney of very bad character, was last year ten fenced to 14 years imprisonment for baring embezzled 35,0001. of the moneys of theTredee Savings Balks, to which he filled the post of actuary. The &dimwits now brought in hie name to recover from the trustees, but by the verdict of the jury the liability has not been fixed= the defend Irv. Mr. Tidd Pratt was exam- fined by side. and was rigorously crOW examined by Mr. J. 1). Fitzgerald, Q.C. In his re port Mr. Tldd Pratt had charged the Berry people with "subornation of perjury," Bco., but he was obliged to admit that he never swore any of the wit. MINS before him. STEAM= AIROIIII OR SRI RAGIBIT ROCKS. March 14, 1649.—1 regret to inform yon that an acci dent, which it is feared may peon serious, has occurred to air !Nary, • Ike steamer, well known on the Ardrosson, and leanly Tram and Fleetwood, station. It appears that Her Mak sty, which for seen time post has ben plying be tween Belfast sod Fleetwood and Deny, wan prosesding fern the latter post to Fleetwood, ea Thursday ev en aalong owing to a dean fog which prevailed that night all ag the Irish cent, she struck apes the Baghery rooks — te a diagnose reef near the Diann' Causeway— where she still remains. It being nearly high water when the noel struck, es the tide ebbed her bottom was inland to several plans by the sheep points of the nets • but hopes are entertained that she may be got of should the weather awns, favourable. It is nearly An years dace Her Majesty coesatenteed plying between Fleet wood sad Ardrenan, daring whisk period she has been com manded by Captain Wilson, without having ever nut with the slightest maiden till now. Captain Wilson has not been sang the vowel, we believe, for a few weeks, having had leave of absence se account of his health. Ilia place was supplied by Captain Wheeler of the Female, an In of Man steamer ; bat no blame is attributable to any one for the present unfortunate occurrence, which was entirely caused by the fog.— Vas Daily Mail. PROVINCIAL. --- FRATRICIDE AT LERDS.—On Monday, an inquest mug held at Leeds ea the body of William Proctor, a farm labourer, about 21 years of age, lately radar( at Hunsist, wire had died at the Leeds General Infirmary, on Sunday night, is omarequesee of a wound in the ass isfiitted by • younger brother, on Saturday moraine, daring a alight single. The jury having heard evident*. (mull a verdict of "lisealaughter against Thomas Procter." EXECUTION AT ii r- 017C iSTF3..= W. Pulls], con victed at the last anises of the murder of • young girl near Pasben, tmeawase the extreme penalty of the law on res=ousesbig at Promoter gaol. Many thousands were M all the roads anti approaches to the prison. Pulley bad isade a confection of his crime, and of the justice ofiteediegesst. Al 11 o'clock Diego service was pa ibe In Ike gaol chapel, in the prr sense of all the prisoners. Pellez o w d ei r o s sy mineative, and joined in the services. At 12 o' eleek, noise being ended, he ascended the ladder, and in a time the bolt was drawn. Having buoy an hour, the AS taken down, and build without ore nosy la the palmob of the gaol _ _ Taz EXECRTION or Jon r SMITH, FOR MURDER, task pleas at Elali.bury yesterday. The convict persisted to the hat In withholding all information as to his real sues awl memiaims. Ha said he had parents 'lel, and shins sad Imams, whasalee did not wish to know lc immobilises sad. At 11 o'clock he monntid the scaffold with a adsk step sod a smiling c‘untenacsoe, and desired the essealfaasr to bray through his task as bat as ponible. Whim, hew mew, the am was drawn over his fax he request e d the IMF endow Ie let his hare another look at the crowd, whil I Inbac a mplisd with, he almost immediately added, " That wal " the drop fell wit hin a urinate or two. TM Greed anal of the gaol (sap oar repeetsr) was lauusse, and tar eassaded ass say that had been Witli1111•4 hue at a daft idoe. GlOlOl A. WILLIAMS t 3 Llmervece L ‘ Otraeramehla. ;die. Waist ; 4601. ; grie l of - . The baxstatat. the 712 t. T. hottaly wee eggeletidtathis hods* la 1710. NAVAL Amami" NUN= 27.—Arronrnaten.—Clark-ht : V.J. Roma. to North abr. s I.W. Itzsb. to PI Pith itraphol ; Dr. J. Raz Otor. thooditkohoo : a. B. Mina; to North. pr; Iltavrr Oatio. = l : d l.Dionr, tolhtmonalsa : J. Y. R. Arta, *No& ear. S. O. Two, to Not* atm COUNT NILITIAL • mit farad atociablod Mtellai t raal bars ea is a D r I botreflootao. fa fa e. 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The tont ran aittat baNsait r e at. lb lavtar tam marladaht bort SFORIING. .......4siiPTON AND PITMLET MINT RAM. _—Turrty. tIIIGL &Mar Of 10 /wow . cad. ea 1 40 added. 1 Rile. 1 (9 who) I MAWS. Collisswood, it yrs, OS 1311, (Nal I Isulaillesis Orris% 3 yrs. a r t (J. Nano 9 Mr. [retold's Oriel. 3 us, fit (Rodney 3 TM DOWN restarted ha were aot plead :10 W. Joese's DWG bay, II yr Oit (l. Mass); Mr O. Usithootr b e by Loeser oat - 3 yrs, it (Z. Durwood); Kr. liadlers Asabsendreek 3 us, I.srd art ); Ns. Ocers's Met Maass, 3 see, Mt (0t; Nes); Ithewlek's TINS. 3 yrk 44 (11. Ituas). Ito 4 as Colrerso, 4is I apt Carte. sww AV to 1 sew OWel Wcs WY • length ewl ; Ores void third , Nut Chime berth. Les to I do. 47 des. ORIAT NORTZAKTTONSIIII II BTAIIII of 26 FOTO. 311011, 13 GI, sad 3 only If erred, with 100 addwl• re suer to melee 3U II mike. 11l sekk7l of wbcse ) Mr J os lif i l I Pa. 4 yrs, Sit sib (Pea I Mr. Lor*yrs, SR Sib Jew 2 Mr. Z. hoe 6 In, Get lab Cl (raisaer 2 Sir O. 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Terris sr Mw Iraq ran Wirt a pest ad All. Rea is 3 'sr Mir. Pkozotka 119.11113111di11. of 60 0000. sash, 1141, for 3yr Mil mita. ad 71k .., it , 410. Or ails. (14 solo.) Mr. Payers Mrs Obi) (Nat) I Mr. Wareraltra (rya) 2 6t04 es Garr ia a carder by Wes katir ha lo la 1 tor 47 saw. Hsi IloszorY's PLATE of 100 guineas. Two wiles. 114.14.1iwohlanlIwOoiver. 3 Ira, OR 10th Fema I 1D Mr. Iwe's_Tbe Mr* 3 yrs, IR 10111 2 TWO Whellewhweelliews 4 7n. ow 5ib..„ .... . (Ituthoiriew 8 The filleslis .tee seartei:—Nr. J. B. Dots The Here, you. IM Mr (a. Day); Mr. Crawford's Iris Ball, S yrs, SR Illb P. losies); Kr. Hoes Chkaaeor, 4 yrs, 94 211, (W. Boyce); M. Priers Crimper 4 pie. 94 Mb (Wakeleld); Mr. W. Ihmordlo Iwo of Tort. 3 yrs, lit lOUs (Trier) ; sad Mr. W. Jaw% Dklebory, 3 =lab (J. ter o si : 7to 4 gest elver, 2te I apt Me Here. sad sto I art eveatC Wea I 11 7 two bleldss, the awed tears the third a keg*. Ms Bars war rowed la treat. Boa in 4 re. sate. OPEN STAKES Ot 10 0:010. each, owl 25 *4145. Wit der te be sold for ISO son. Ore round sad a Odom. (Parr wha.) Mr. Parry &were, 6 yrs, I Ist 21 1 tesilst l I s Mr. Tires Rafts Money, seed, llit Sib Mr. Orme% Pity the MIA 3 The, DR.. 3 Mr. J. Boseell's Wee 80, l yrs, tOst 1211 s (Dolby 4 Detre :llto 4 ea Pity the Bled. Woo by ba ll a rids la oths. 23 sir The NOM% is fey his ger NS nest sieserfaUT—the weather floe, o WWWW Wellewrs we ilelilliat WI; ft* only drawback was the arra to sr Mr Doway to the rise for the North. va=l"Mirk &ad Irk we are bappy le my. was sot Weeded serlowiersequesies. gab) intelitgence. HOUSE OF LORDB.—Tzormunr. Frew est : The L'wd Chaassear. Lard ltreaglim. and Lard Cumber. ROCIITOZT T. BA.TIZINNIT.—•Art INSOLTANT NOT INTITLID TO APPALL. Thh apLorpeal wm brougtst @gains% dawns of the late and present ds Chlance lors of Ireland, and the question on the searite was whether Mrs. Brown., the mother of the appl. lent by her first husband, was entitled to recover the arrears of herjointure front the year 1800 to 1835, the lands on which the jointure was charged not having produced during all them years above 2601. a-ynr, which was little more then half the jointure; but now, and eines 1835, they pro duced 7501., in comequence of the falling la of old ees The final decree made is the cause declared Mrs. Brain' entitled to the arrears —Upon the opening of the appeal against that deuce by Mr. Turner, an objection was taken by Mr. &dull for Mrs. Browne to the competency of the appeal on tt.eee 'roues. The bill wee filed by Battereby, • mortpgee on the estate, for foreclosure. The defendants were the appelleat, the owner and mortgagor of the estate, his mother, the joltiness, and two others, who were, or repre sented, assignee. appointed by the Insolvent Debton' Court ia Leedom in 1821, Mr. Boehfort, the appellant, having been then declared an insolvent. On that ground, and it not being shown en the part of the appellees that he had ever obtained his dieting's, Mr. Bothell contended on a former hearing that he had no right to be a party to the nit ; at all events, he had to right to be a principal arty, his pro petty being vested in his easignem who were named r. 'Ton drat% but took no active part in the appeal. This peened. nary objection wee fully argued on a former da The Lard Chem:eller, sow moving the ju dgm ent of the hoots, said that in ordinary man an insolvent had sot each an interest In bia property as courts of equity would moa ns*, so far ae to give him a title to appear at all in proceed ings regarding his estate. If an Lambent were to file a bill, alleging that it woad appear upon an account being token that there would be a emplus after payment of his debts, mad charging colleens between the meioses and the ne aten ea the estate, each a bill would be dentarrable for west of equity. There wen cases of that net. The differ , ems bare was, that the dense of the court below emplaned of es ether grounds, had aseertaiind that the party had as iaiwat. mad Warred him to take on salve Dm Is the Jiro eirliese. Eat slamt s! the coat Maw allowed the Wei vela to mho peosmadloge la a as la told& be la se law 1011. tam lame wadi amt slaw him to promote ea appeal in a are to width be eight ma to be a party stall. Tbezpries al tharedate wall be diewlmati t bat teaseesell al this i e ev tin have ban tale holam the appeal owatabba. caps = is ihe parr traital to belie upon mak frispl eel emir pima theria hal fiteilatig die mare of way to the bar beam ea the atria, Ma lord. ship Mrs& that as that wee fret dose, the appellant amid not be on to pay the seam. Lord Bragitaa aad Lord Campbell severally ereemed their eonearreeee, sad the appeal we. tau dimined with oat cab. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE ROME ClP.ClJlT.—Entairrox. MAICIa 27. Cava Sma.—Beiate Ph. Dana rub aad a mamma Jury. LOOTS o. MINIM DIIIINIOND, Riga, M.P.—A Himmel; Biz Air . This was an aetioa to recover • en of maw, upon a ami nes allmmil to ham bassi entered into by the defendant to sogego the pins der es bait for a year, and to give him 1001. salary, sad saw se. u... dreamt pleaded that I • bad sever tease seek • contract, on paid 141. Into court is satintaiso of the plaintiff's dais. —Mr.Berjesat She, sad Mr. Brown ware he to an Mr. M. Chinon and Mr. Press* to as It appeared that IM in in this *lna had lormsrly bees a farmer, sad vet M spatted agricultural ram mita, and for four man be ban farm-baiM and reward to Sir Wm. Geary, miss hie estate et Graskuth, nu Tun bridge. In Sept. IS!, Sir Wiliam imam declined farming. the mama cabs pidatiffeets se awn requirsd,and he then pat ea advalimmeat Is dr Maim elbrieg himself in saimilar capacity to cry saw ganna ne might be in want of a bailiff. The defasisst, who is the ammair for West Surrey, sad who has en aisle at Albuy, an Guildford, answered des advertisement, sad in due coarse the parties met, and it wssll appear that Mr. Drummond was referred to Sir W. Gerry with reran to the plaintiff's ability, and that he was satisfied with Ohs wryer, and on the Ilth of October the plaintiff was ensign by hiss for • year, as principal bailiff or steward, at • saluy of 1001. • year, sad he was in addition to be .allowed a bons to Um in, and raget ages, and milk and batter for his badly, and also keep for his horse. In purrasace se this agreement the plaintiff removed from Sir W. Ossep's, with hi. wife and all his futaturo, sad took up la residence in the boom provided for him wpm the min of the d.. feudist, and entered upon his duties, and it Aid net op= that :the dirsedant roads any somplaint After he had boon a law days at Albury, be i m e r l Zess el rotundas to Orambran, to attend the sae 4 son sleek for Lady Geary, an be applied to Mr. Dimmed fie pertai ns to d• se, whisk be grunted, sad the antiffesserdingly .went bash to Omahas* for Ike purpose merinos H. had col been away a very few days when to his surpass Its re a later ben Mr. Drammend, baring brat that be mist law nessived bons that tiers OM the pin did net ma limy that he, Mr. Drurnmil e did net Irma a beat moray to ive sedan, ebbe he wail do bins!, but that be wand nee ass see that dry were shaped, whisk as be (pWOW) was el in tha Mass be mai rit de g and ft esnalmbil Idea te ir be ldidy rosommood bias le ens easy _ sla y plt this time bad sot bean seem Ihem a ihrolias la Xr. Drammend's sad thous lad ulcer been wq smarm made sad be use 61111081 62 =tavekited at sea ea indmalles. inns* to Albin, st % I V, a gandsossa swan Parlay called epos tbs ram osarrost oast NIIIM p .m *so sea m& Mr. Diesanad iamli C a ns t i t=e lay Cumaenalat again the grain!. he Wee lsavis* grunes, aad senera bk ant te anew hint at aordinary momth's notice, os. aeon be had been an nail servant. It would @mar tass a low days eller this the plebiliff remand a lent Ism XL DRUMM', 1111611IMME Xmas% les had baliMad by den am to lamas ossenrey ergs to tuns him est d Ass bone whisk bo angel tt he did mat nem% as he wand as home ki= 4. lrd en the 27a Donne the plaint!! was sod all his tendon wet renered firs lbe =, nod may wing mar die audimai of the de. Wan Tilis mama arks liminght to Prover the am et 19X NIL ling he i. = ..1, 26 = wariais• kr the , boor' on{ pod that Irmo agreed romb spas to bi pint by die dohnon • er of norm eirsicas on Oben, were itSolemn idabstrium Or sinning aOr =Sr; as anise as Owns he had underarm ; sod it rbonna telemisy, that be bad massaged a he. um In We Ir. any, sod that be had M Man It was no stated that be was7a alit appeared that in So Willie.'. swiss he hal Siont ante sidarna. Mr. above Emmy as psallsen rebind M in as an m , int, preen Oat b. had linen as and! he rein, sad M bis must he mein urea Mr. se in If any arrangement meld be made. sad ho hla wet the perk keys sad also • balms, that was doh ow aft El a i d is a dilleisial se as essonsts. Atm Ass W he pos Mr. Dionnsia a Manna of as mom his, tibia we 1511. lin, sod he betel, end maid be ell sot thin it w.s so math. Wings air lad him that be had onelesd the pMu was hired as ✓eward ter • risk and in OM sosslei was ridded to ft swaths' nen& the saws es br a bra. The adman swum he bad hired him he • , mina le think he bad the power dim by a moths' THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDIY EVENING, MARCH 28. 1849. notice. Witat re thee inquired if he had anything to complain of respectiog tb, plaiatiff, P"a". be wished to set tid of him so quickly ; and he replied that he ha I n, eem,4sint to mike, but it did not suit him to keep him. Witness then said that he could not go away im mediately, sod reminded the defendant that he had incurred considerable expense in btingieg his things to Alhery, to which the defendant replied " I can't help that." Before he left, the defendant said he had received a god character of the p`Cntiff from Lady Geary, and he should give hint the Rime. Evidence was then given to show the forcib'es removal of the plaintiff from hie eiteage by persons acting under the authority of the defendant. The horse was tamed lease out I of tte ' , able, his goods were put into the strew, and he wee obliged to take u 2 his abode for the night in the village pub lip-houee. Mr. Chambers, for the defendant, relied upon three petete, 'first, that the °lntent had not been established; secondly, that the plaintiff, by giving up the keys and rendering up his account, had himself cancelled the contract, if one really existed ; and, thirdly, that, supeoting no contractexiste], all that was required was a month's notice; and that there was no difference between the position of the plaintiff, as bailiff, in this respect, to that of say other farm servant. Mr. Baron Parke, in gumming up, left it to the jury to say whether the contract relied upon by the ;I eintiff had been proved; and said, if they thought it had, the plaintiff was entitled to a verdict. He also left to them the question whether it was their opiaion that according tl the custom of farming a person in the position of a bailiff or I reward might be discharged, at der orcinary circa:unsnarl!, by merely receiving a month's notice. The jury almost immediately returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount claimed, less the dram paid into court. His lordship then asked them their opinion with regard to the power to discharge a bailiff by giving a month's warn ing, and the jury replied that suck wee not the custom. Batiell OP P2Ollllll OP KARILLAO/1.-11AILPX.R e. Razes. Is this case, which was said to be one of breach of pro mise of marriage, Mr. Serjaant Shoe infcrosed the court that the defendant bad consented to a verdict passing against him with 1001. damages. NORFOLK CIRCIIIT.—Neawrcg„ Maacir27. came aum—Bethra Mr. Bona HAM Tun STAltriaLD HALL Ml:Masa& The business of the crown court was commenced this morning. The *anal prosiamation having been read, Boron R Ire proceeded to charge the greed jury. reference to the prisoner Rash, he said, having carefully , read through the depositions, I think I shell best theta my duty by saying very little upon the subject, eel for this MUM: the party in custody is charged with the commis sion of one or two murders, end one or two other acts that are very much analogous to murder. In the meg of parties charged with murder, it very often happens thstgpiestions arise of great nicety and difficulty. It is often difficult to as certain how death has been caused. whether by lay wend patty, or by a visitation of God. There ere other eases of nicety and difficulty arising from the distinction that must be drawn between murder and menslanghter. Other diffi culties with regard to the calves of death might easily be suggested, and in all cases where they occur I consider it my ditty to point out to the grand inquest what is the enact line of demarcation, so that the inquest may be enabled to strive at a 4 jast and reasonable cenelneion. Bat in this ease no sort of difficulty mists. It is deer to demonstration that murder was committed by somebody--that will be proved in evi dence. There is no doubt whatever as to the cause of death, tad the only thing you have to consider is who committed the gauzier, whose was the hand that inflicted the deadly blew. Evidence, as I have said, will he brought before you which will guide you on that point. Fenons will come for ward who, so to speak, were more or lees present at the time the murden were committed, and that evidence will go directly to the identity of the piety who perpetrated the murder. That is a sort of evidence which the hymen mind eagerly grasp', and 'bleb, therefor*, perhaps enght to be more care fully inquired Into. Evidence ought probably to be looked upon with more laicise, which goes directly to the lad:A— che point of identity—for nothing is to likely as that people may be mistaken as to the person by whom a pest outrage hes been committed, more eweeidly when they are is a state of the utmost confusion, and have little time to ere, or at all events, to pay much attention to, what is going on. But this is a mere general observation, which, in the present ease, is very mush weakened, inasmuch as several persons speak to the identity of the marderer. There will be other evidence, at least so it appears in the dep sitioss. tending to fle the crime upon the prisoner, and making his previous conduct inconsistent with his innocence—ooesistent with hie guilt. It will show that there were motives in his mind that might lettuce him to commit this murder. But here I may say that the apparent absence of motive will not conclusively show that the prisoner did not commit the crime. Who clan dive into the human heart to know exactly what pesple's motives ere ? You can only judge in such a vies by a careful combination of ell the circumstances which will be brought in evidence before you. In this cue you will have evidence with respect to his pre vious conduct—the d priori evidence, if I may use the term —then with regard to the events of the time, sad then as to his conduct afterwards. When, therefore, you have viewed the whole ease, as I have no doubt you will, calmly and dirt pesdoeately, dismissing from your minds ell you have heard and read, you will decide whether the evidence before you satisfies you that the prisoner is the guilty party, and if so you will find a bill against him. If you tai the evidence is not satisfactory and coaclesive, your duty to your country and to the prisoner will induce you to reject the bill. thick I need not trouble you with any further observations, as the ease is one in which no difficulties an likely to arise. The grand jury then retired. The witnesses in the cue of the Stanfield Rail murders will ga before them to-morrow (Wednesday) morning. Mr. Sajeaat Byles, Mr. Prendergast, and Mr. James, will conduct the case fir the prosecution. ruse, and prices do not vary from ye•terd.y's quota tions. Ezell' quer Bille were lower in the earlier part of the day, but closed a lit le firmer, the Match bills being gutted at 35r. to 38s. pm., and those of June at 395. pro. India Bonds, 60s. pm. In the foreign market the excitement prevalent las: lweek hes greatly abated, and to-day the market has lben very quiet. Mexican Hauls were done as low as 30Z, but sallied at the close of the day to 311. In Perucian and the other South American stocks there has been scarcely any business dote. The official lists show the following transactions at the close of the market : Buenos Ayres. 40 ; Ecuador, 35. In the European stocks Portuguese have been done at 78. Sish Five per Cents., 163 ; the Three per Cense., 29/. pan Danish New Scrip at 7pm. Ani the Dutch Foor per Cents. a' 78.* In the Foreign Exchanges there has been very little variation to-day from those of last post; per haps a little more paper than money, in most cases; the exreptions are for bills on Vienna and Trieste, which still rule high. Exchar ge on Paris was also a trifle higher. The followiog are the transactions re ported:—On Amsterdam, 12.1/ to 21 (a: short, 11.195 to 12.01); on Rotterdam, 12.2 to 21; on Ant weep, 25.65 to 70; on Hamburg, 13.111 to 121; on Frankfort, 121 to k; on Petersburg, 363 to 5; on Paris, 23.47+ to 50 (at short, 25.225 to 275) ; on Germs, 27.80 to 28; on Vienna, 11.40 to 60; on Madrid, 48/ to 49 ; all at three months, except OA otherwise expressed. Y NEWS. TI7IIIIDAT ETSSINO. LONDON. Illkaca 27. Sousa ebanictin &cote actrisl is la Italics Wish Ma PAIL Landau& &Want= Do New LOS.— Do 'MIAs Do.N.Prat TWOL sulnatue.ea (alb Man.. Barg. & Ma). Matedi..SlOMlLfrot• Do. 'Agra No. I Do. 'A gra d 1 No. 2 Do. dorm o No. 3 Da. Iff/ Prat. Da.ALMin.auf. Do. do Do. D .A Do. anis*, och Midland . Do. 14if. Do. NI. dIMOO Do. Biros. & Dank _ I 301 t.O 16 . 12 10d. 10* 3i • 3 2M : PAs ;WI: 3 16 Itie 30 211. I s ii fil. ta. . t 6 14d. i tb 144. . 78 T 61 6 lower than on Tuesday last, while low Jaceeneta and narrow goods tv general continue much the nine as they ham b en dating the last 10 dayv. In yarns Ulm Is sztreme littoral" and wherever stirs are effected, they are made rat a rerlueVon. Spinners Mho are well enraged, do not, however, offer any cemenedons, nor ream &imbue to pecan gales The prevalent Ittillll In 'luso t every dr portment, both of goods ant yarns, is one of dul ness, with a downward tendency in prim& There Is Per haps more Inquiry about goods than rare; bat the actual bovine.' revultmg In very email. As might be expected, in the present state of the market, considerable imegularirits as to price prevail. The kik trade et blaecietfield bore not yet resumed its usual comm. Strikes Invariably Dana muck derangement of twines, and the late one has ben no esseptice to the rule. The demand for goods ID tolerably brisk, and we believe no one need be nut of employment, The " local board of Trade" is proceeding in its task of making a new list of prima which they will probably compkte in about another week. The breed moats daily, sad as it °onside of equal numbers of =satire end =a, so Moe la seated without severe criticism, and the moat snot —for which there is ample room is so complioated a badatee.—lfirnetister and Timm. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—LEgge, Maagir 27.—There was a numerous attendance of merchants and manuingerers at the cloth halls this morning, and a tolerably large amount of business waa transomed is goods of the finer qu thy, and prime are re genertr u 4 late Men The manurocaurers we mow well aiv la goods to order. BLANKETS.—EICCIMONDWILE. MARCIE 24 —There was not a very large &Umlaute of buyer in the blanket hall today, yet the amount of badness tranroeled um tolerably good, the prin. cipal port' 41 being tar t sporlatlaa. There was not much business done in goods for home cooanmptlow. Pram ruled much the same u of late. POLICE.—YwnuDAv. MANSION-HOUSE.— COMICTID wiry • wart,-noun CLUB.—Mr. Goddard, solicitor to several respectable tradesmen, applied for a summons el certain per doss connected with a literary and scientific club, for having obtained goods under false and fraudulent pretences. The applicant stated that the club had the recommendation of the highest literary and scientific men. One minion or de partment of the club bad been originally situate in the heart of the City, and another near Temple-bar. The persons against whom the summonses were sought to be obtained applied to the complainants and obtained from them credit for goods exceeding in value 1,0001. Two moons were assigned for refusing to liquidate the claims—the one that the club now established wed of Temple-bar bad no funds, and the other that It was not the Name club. Alderson Wilson said it appeared to him that the course most advisable to be pursued was to proceed is a court of law against the secretary. He said it wee very improbable that a club of such a character should have no funds. In answer to questions from Alderman Wallin, Mr. God dard said that the club had offered upon its removal a com position of M. ficl. in the pound, end that his clients had obtained some of them tea shillings and others five shillings in the pound. Alderman Wilson considered the fact just stated, as well as some other admissions by Mr. Goddard, le be decidedly fatal to any criminal proeeeding. At Ike NM time he sould not help declaring his opinion that there was a very strong nuutifistation of fraudulent intention the pert artisans with whom the complainants had tnatM A gentlemen came forward and said that he bed acciden tally beard of the intention to make Ni e lsen to the snagietretts on the subject, sad M *met mint manly enureshe could pursue was to send ell he knew upon the subject. He had be seenteey to the old dub, and be was a member of the esammittee of the new club ; and he seat soientalyuesure the skies that tbe latter had nothing to do with the km,/ is my Aber my_ than in bar ter been pat to an empire of spume el 4001. on Its ea. count ; that ha wee himself a km by *a old society ; and that the statement that the tondo of that Glob lard been Irene tarred to the sow ate was entirely without kandation. Alamos Weft I ague sst magistrate, grant a sm. esteem sammose to dues mess ;• but I wees that the gentlemen tem Mr. Goddard upneenti have been cheated out of time money ; urn estioisly think that the eminent sad highly seed aim, upon the string* of Mote names the moils was gives, me bound to make an investigation tats the tisk. sit only ke the satisfaction of the app ante, but to pretest any Mare lesety from being Men with their own ehamilm. Them e eet, mplimak, who were all preseat, sod expressed their to out re uterem. then thanked the alderman for the tese his mgrestios, end retired. GUILDHALL.—Cmson or Bitsussuntiarr.—./. 0. Brava was aged with asabeading 1401. Mr. S. Waken. ef llemetimereet, Fiest-street, Whiter, said that the slime lie bean In his alley for some time as a clerk, and he the ff 4 of rents and other s but, in esensgeurda et bomby sem saviam as tolrh i g: hmky, widow gave his nese la Ear* 1848, to leave on the reSewi Saturday, at the lam thee making up his Mai to pat up with whatever dekkatiene he might die , sever. However, the primer did Mt remain until the Saftivispiret _left IS the poseient Thensday, en which day, having isekoyed sem desessenta, be proceeded to a Mrs. E gon , card ig l uand belt • Uses rue ammuting to 331.8,., after wide he ressived 171.105. MO Mum. Ryder and Sea, tease a tru app lteeddr, eases whisk peed he had not Men met wet me rehended The Album mite if them were any Minutes? Mr. Whim Pirated tie be had not time to get them, as dtrim' wen gaiS bulled up that morn from the atifalitme, where be bed mailed in the Nth Hue man. Miii.lbeesibekeebei kr a felnalld. _ _ - - - - Tha Aliwarma aka am pima If ba bad may objection taw ? Saba ragiied is the meatirs, sad War remanded anal 0 ENWELL.—Rosam Or IL partite. PAROBL. —Jame Matainer slims Mary Wait was Inally examined charged with .Seal iag a banter's penal, oratainiag 3001. la gold sad an ,ver sad, without far th er oridesee than that whisk has already bas tally detalla, was examittad far MONEY JILABEXT. TUBUILT EVINDIC • Camas opened this morning a little firmer than they akesdiesterday, bet presently are way, some WI aback having been brought to market, and wars dame as low es 901 for money; and 90/ for the acsount. After the mew holiness of the day was arranged, prices recovered, and advanced to 91f ; at I dle goes of the market they were a little weaker, sad the foal quotations were 91/ to 1 for the account. lln Bank Stock and India Stock there was little basi- imi.4-9L Win. Nesnwarket ..... • i ~~ s ►~, N.Vral= . Do. New Do. Guar. hp Ct.. Do. tiwOhor.hipo Do.Licrtit.Gripet. Do do 6 per . Cent N. Cowart Union.. North Ntafforachlro. Oxld.iforc k wag, 110.41. Guild.. it Dols Rehtsion st 6 'Scottish Ceutrat . 6 Scottish Midland srtgf. Roth.. Ole. N . Di. Guar. 6p.Crtit Do. do. SosahDir . Shr o. ewi do. Vir. class A Da d Do do. Now Guar iShrossetqler(N WA; D.. lar7oe — obv . Do. New et.B.ter CestPoo 1 by Mike r,;;;;;..4 &odd ffitoifirdoeirt doods Moirters co. 14.) D.. do. Ds. de. Do.da. Scrip Dto 4 Routh Willa. S. York. DonTf ; vile oflfeath.,.::. • In . Waed. St Moak!, N'aw Valk, flpet,or Le do. 14 13114 13 p f~ ff YI 2.3e.L lii 17 1 s lid. Ip. Mr fp: 4 1 31c IA& 196 1119 16 17 Al Mad. 11610ided 1 215 3.5 17 3 24.6.1. : 6 r • :17 I: I el 45 f if WUU.Soat. kW ffm. I WIN Bous.U.West York. New.. k Her. Do.org.klawe &Bet Do. &Nene. Erten. DOGS NPurorPret York& Nth. Mewl Do .Profereare Do. likW.Dadr.ll Bowan Boum aro. Auoto-Itaßas ' &Nikons k mu Demo( FrneefO A rk V kt a. i Dyed likadsk. Otandkna Pentasula Laresabeerg ..... Named and UNA • Northern Si }mot Orkaus k Bordeaux Par* sad Lever.... Dr. do Perk gad Orkano. Parts and Rouen Parte k Herasboury Hoop and Ilan* Bowfin and Mae Tenn and Wert Ma:Wen. 41 Do. du ...... 4 S i t 6 i .1. 6 1 Na. Ilk r 3i 31d. ' ups • WI 201 ?IN 514. :4" MEETING. BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND JUNCTION. Special Meeting of Slia;;A;lekre.Liverpool, March 27. J. M ARMLET, Bete., in the chair.—Tbh meeting was held for the purpose of considering the course to be taken in reference to the bill now before parliament for an alteration in the share capital of the company. The number of Che shire Junction shares represented by those (resent was six thousand two hundred. Mr. WILLS read to the meeting the propositions which had been submitted to the directors of the Cheshire Junction shareholders residing in London, as the basis of an ' arrangement between the directors and themselves, in re ference to the bill now pending in parliament for the abaadonment of works and reduction of espital. Amongst other things. London opposing shareholders proposed that the 311. shareholders be adequately represented for the future ' at the board, that the amount of the 311. shares be flied at 201. instead of : and that the 101. already paid ea each share shall be taken as se mach paid on the shares soredueed; that the payment of flattest on the Chester and Birkenhead shares shall not be continue d beyond the time limited by the' smalgansation act ; that the 311. shareholders shall be paid interest up to the time to which the interest on the other elan of shareholders is payable, according tothe preposalat a meet ing in August last ; that the works Jobe executed shall be, for the present, limited to making the line from Chester to a function with the Leaden and North Western at Moor, bat in such a manner as shall not preclude the completion of the railway as an independent line to Warrington and thetoe to Altringhani; aid that the present call of 101. should stand, bat that the payment thereof be made in five or more instal ments, at intervals of not lees than three months, if required, for the works. Mr. W. then proceeded to remark that they were all aware of the proposal of the directors to reduce the 3U. shares to 71., which had been generally opposed by the Cheshire Junction holders. They (the Li 1 s hare holder) did not altogether agree with the proraml of the London shareholders to reduces the shares to 201., bat the proposal they made was that the shares should be reduced to 61. Ills. 4d., 135,000 in number, and that 31.6 e. Bd. per share should be considered as having been paid uphasm, which would, in fact, amount to the same t hins as that in volved in the proposal of the London shareho lders, although in a different form. The object of the directors in making their proposal was, that the shares not accepted awarding to their plan should lapse to the company, and that the hoMms so declining to accept them should remise 26s per share on assidesation of ceasing to have any farther interest in the essipay. The proposal of the Liverpool litareholdus, on the ether hand, was, that every shareholder who declined to Who up the proposed W. 13a. 4d. shoes amid receive 21.6,., and awe tele - vs any hotter interest. After some further eh *onetime to the effect that it was deerable toot operate with the opposition in London which is being given to the pro ”sed bill of the &restore, the speaker resumed his seat after basing proposed a series of resolutions in accordance with the statements he made. Mr. GiteCliithi estemded the natation, which was carried onaolmemly. Alter aim atersreadim, the chairman, Kr. Dobson, and XL Comm wore appointed a deputation to wait upon Kr. Boom/4 kw the purpose allaying before him the wombats= which had bemi n ted. Dorton the mesiderable dkranake took place apes the deekratilkeS oempktdag the line at new from Chester to Warthogs, ad of rennin power to make the line term Wertheim& to Akdogliens, In the event of the London andlfieth Wmlum Company net albrdiag them g proper sesommoiatios lot *dr MSc. The general feelin seemed to be in favoural peoseading with limo warns a the lime. It was also faMber - Mated that the ~old MAO shares of 61. 13e. dd. ma weld Tabs a capita solliket Is effect that object. Afteryiedidag knelt to support to the utmost of its power the eine of the Lea sa j o l umirislees *gam the Mg of the dlremon, the see•Mng PUBLIC BALM KAMM 27.8 p Kr. EDWIN Fox. at tbs Mart —Lease hold niisina. Pr 1. Habbaryalllss. ibe ine V ira N i. ew !tanbark In tor NI per ma at lak farm to MOO= at a sand ilk Yr ia =ii ,so miari e a gi U ma = L liNoin. Ikaa II bears k Mr. Azzaza Dm' at Clatibriara.—Lserbabi Ne. k a s Crotty*. rth atria. to.= fork 701 par rano bid st 10L. sr at 11. as pros IN pits' pareisse.fitturis %beta= at a Taladise-670i. COMMBECIAL AND AfARIETS. COTTON.—LrvzszooL, )(mica 27.—Tk• ssaskst today vas aludy and the Wm wars acrat 4.011, hale; belying I,MO Wan gn azgarK Misimmeria, DILI= 27.—Our mast is chsesslsrised by gag* atom twang, the general diageildsp a/ bogus big refrain test ggegallst. during the present ourgeslitt want to coarse et geggle Is metal continental geontrien Row Idols et I doll% got as SS owl M hi* shirting, and Widen, ens be Used CitriirlCollte to be marred by the Vieteoheneelior seem in Ar Dretsrey maim MON be down to the enteory, en or betbre J. Namur% Inver Brook•te., Oteeveo ora reper—Bq., eollteheees inept* Cleetet-ie.Btreet, Durban, Einead. auk Wirbko, setae maideeterer—Z. EUte, Wedalebeey. = shire. litiehhmo, Oid Gravel-lea% Womb& efi re. doer—W. haw lissitbsdasw. Wallow* pocor—WL — l2= 4 elookbedier-4. elvethemplea. Wiedneetthila. 31= L deeler aide—d. E s lyter7; thige. lafoz i liseekodakey Taylor. llsoldslal. PASTWIMIIIan DIMOOLTILD.-0. Brottibtoo k B. Malmo rorkorobot. aty,llB66lmoodoeNreo—W. W. Broom J. Wlit. air, Limo% T. 0., Mom I. Wry ti. Whitmore, jun , Lon. dos h Warm or tor so !sprig 8. Wkltotoro—W. J. Cos. ma 6 W. F. Irwwu Or Ml6*, riii eitan—P. W. Try. J. Leaky, RP. II Try, oolfoltors —W. Oordro 6 I. 06doir, Woo lkopos.Woortld% frosoloso ourryotra-0. L. Orono 6 W. T. Gram, borarapoloro, Cllty, - voila rusitirOores—C. W. Grams It W. Orawei, It lard, CiarboaeriL toodrokrie—J. Lewis ft T. Tr*. &filar trim martarr—J. Warne Is R. 0. Bon, Bt. Jobs.oterd, droporo—W. T. leads k 8. Wilt% Water. 6 6 8 y aty, ship lircipes—c. z. I. Mowids7 It P. Ims lost Bt. Woulllals—T. 10 . y 68. SW. Marlartis. 61118060--A. it W. 11688,68. llowotboopeselrio. BWorre—lL Ilmloo 8: T. Oomorri.. Omit W. Mimi% My. losimars yitar. N or aavm,...c, a Aylmer, ILtrilmAra. aolmisisa_ _ Weis tor =7 . IL Imesoabo. Plyurodb. obattorroso—X. . S 6 L Doom le go loi h ro bia =or= Vim 6 Maas , MAY Wirr—T. 6 Z ikkiN Sloftwo. T1a ti. 866= 06:20 7 trams of wools/ W. WWI a D. wlrrf. Draistike. wised=lB-111. . maim a MA. *dim Yorbakki, W. Ina S. W. Jun.. C. 0. Wilk_ C. Dor. rolkitot.. 016, so hr us roger& S. Gratril—r . White, S. Oreavil. W. 111. *I., a C. 0. *Wm Olbsopilo. City, as fr r maw& S. Orosawell —W. Wlatto, 8. Oromordl. D. L. Hubbard. kJ. Itollaurs. Illoethiaro-rd . KO 6r or WWII . Whito—W. Yap Is 0. Shoplood, Borartopie, Dewed**, terriers. RAILWA SRAM LIBT.—I Non.—T o ottrOatesoo o( littoo to looroolloos: those et BIN 'AIR Abl Fvefirinai 4•AdrANnt Bairn & Co. DMA Hlr.:bDisci calk Ok air a. 4t Wel 0e IMO ." 442441,111.41 10 1 I Sp. 1 S. let p }I'S Si 23 li be 1 M i :na. 90 asheardter.. fatidedalilas ..... . 114 Dwaarz , .... 10 Do. name. Is ill Do. *0 Clohromed/iiiikked 3 V*. • .. • 35 . DvigisPZWllf AB' 1; 1 117 19 131124 11386. 3 tn. 5 crt .tan. I 11• ry Y : i 13 14 I Psi 2P. I I Di pu.zaisslAD: . Oa E. • Do.(31.10r.)(10:Prf. • Eagan °moths . Ds SewOutur 'pet Do.ltri.Spet.No.l Do. do No. 2' I Dn do., p. Cam I Do. do. New .... I Cottons L' . aiwo Q . 73•7,47,147 - de.... Pas* b VS. de..........d05i0 Dahatt=pa. U 13d. IS 13d. 1 3i WI Do. t shim. . D 0.6 p CLP*. 4 i 14 . : 1 4 .Urso.°l#Atte . .172 2 2 Ir . 18 4 P. I 444. d. . 42 112.14. d . i gasbargbkOlmiow Do shares ...... If.reter,Year /)ere. Otos., Maki k Curt Orme NoNicra De.do.4 A deferred • Do.Ao.lla. AV. Ct. Do. Erfeseiss I 01.8ortA Is lc 1 Ot.Noeth De. bir 491 Do. tip 10 U 4 It Iftl. 11 01 D. New Ormog Madam data 14, Nem ifiwerspridd maw Ds. dd. Thirds Illead &Alm Lases. T m hirds od Carnois Ds. formaspirstrirlwA ..71 Op. 'is 19 20p. 94 j 5 • . 111 . 3 ad. El M e t . 1 41 212.6.41 t .12 *Lad 4 4 121.2 d. I ',A 6 721.6. d I I I ...... a- ... I Da 0 Dann7Wart.6pCe 9 Da W. IL. Vales la Da !WON& Wry 10 W Lads Da sad Dratf ord ' IS Ledo lid Thirst .. iDadarreal= Us. ta DA adrai li gekas9 MO igemelhis .... 10 ka..laldis.. SAW. 7 Owes. &per a. 10 and. ape. Ct. a Do. De. cliMljjo OR 1 _ D.A.!! mash% t, *. lin lii Ft& rk" sot 0 De. 00 Losa r a F T Risei;C Do. Neridigaw.. De. Mfr. P pasoubotsß a Dalai •• Mt Bb 1 D 0.19146.11 o RAILWAY . 4 49. • ft From Om LONDON 0 AZETTlL—Theaday, March 27. Enwin Beeman; Abbott's Bromley, Btaffordshin, harness maim r, to surrender Apeil 10 & May 8 at 10, at Birmingham Ct. Sol., Chubb, Kure* ; oR. rag., Christie. Birmingham. JIMIK BABILEamsz, Ludlow, Shropshire, linendraper, April 10 & May lat 10. at Birmingham Cl. Sols.. Jones, Sine-lane, London, & Motteram & Co., Birmingham: Mt asel4. Valpy, Birlitioglialn• ALIIIAMDIA Boas CALL...norm, Waeing.lans, City, can footer, April 10 at 1, & May 15 at 11, at Besingliallot gds., Marten & Go., Mincing-less; off. sadg., Edwards , Freeketekh.plarie. Janos Coors', Newcastle-under. Lyme, wawa* dealer, April 4 & May lat 10, at Birmingham Ct. Sot, Harding, Neweastle-under. Lyme; off. mtg.. Vin Birmingham. boas Emmons CIMITI% Newport Paged, printer, April 11 & May 8 at 12, at m=allo"t.t. SQL, Taylor, Bneklersbury; off. soft., Chatham, timber merchant, April 10 at 2, & May 15 at 1, at Basingballot. Sol., Nicholls, Cook's-et, Careyot ; oft hetwartis, Prederick's-pleoe. hewn FOILMIORMA Whiteharrn, Cumberland. mercer. April 13 at 101, & May IS at I, at Newcastle-upon-Trio Ct. Bois., &abbe, Purnivals-inn Perry. Whitehaven ; Ingledirw, Newesatle-upon- Tine; egf. ; Wakley, Neweestlo tooo.Tyne. IticiA" boar Gass„ Kidney-Illteel, iltePner. licensed victualler, April 4 B May Bat I, at Buingball.st. Rol. Turner, Mount-ot., White. chapel; off. smig., Stan Meld, Basimghallot. Tomo Mamas, High-row, Knightsbridge, victualler, April 5 at le, *May 10 at I, at Basingtudlot. Sot, Dangergeld, Chancery lent; a 6 star., Bell, Oelonsnoe-build. Tomas Mow. Celebester, coal merchant, April 2 at 2, & May 14 at at Idsoinghall-st. Bois., Buil, Ely.place, Cokbater; off. snag., Turqoand, Gulkihall-cliamb. bone Itsonrorom, Moreton, Zama, miller, April 7 at 111 &May 12 at 12, M BasingbaU-st. Piot, Billowy, Fenclumebot. ; off. wig., Follett, flambrookot James RIM) Edgeward.rd., draper, April II &May 11 at I, at Basing. ballot Soh., lteed & Co., Friday.st, Climpsioe ; off. aedg., Gaildhall-thanA. ROELI/S Komar; ToMetb-park, Lancashire, grocer. April 10 & 30 at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Bela., Cheater & Co.. Staple-inn. k Margate & Son, Liverpool; oft swig.. Manlove, Live rp ooL looms Sot, Jossrm Si,,, & Walla. Inc Braithwaite, Cumberland, woollen manufacenn as, April 13 at 101. & May 18 at le, at New. castio.upoo-Tyne Ct. Mots., Ansell, Keswick; Benson, Cocker. month; & Dees, Newesatle.upon-Tine ; off. wig., Wskkey, New eastle.upm-Tyrie. HURT WILLIAM% Parkwe, Kennington cross, Ironmonger, April 7ct 12, & May 12 at 1 24, at Buingtollot. Bola, Wood & Fraser, Deanot., Soho; off. twig , Often, Guildhall-chamb. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. IN Tall COMMIT. O.C ile elle, Giblaabara, Lam. beer retar. B. Cutter. Charlton apea•Madlxt, laaealatre. Jaime, Z. Curve, litrldersbel4, Tertahlre, tamer. J. Ge.ues Logue., Est, Homed T. Kam, etoke.aprebTrent, Stafford shire, beastlier. O. LIN., Steeple Ashton, Wilshire, blacksailh. J. lisasnak, liorwastle, Lincoln shire. brewer . * drayman. J. Psssa, Doable', Warwickshire, ribbon weaver. V H. CoLSVAII, PpSsby, Lincolnshire, comma carrier. 3. Comma, Co maul, Warwickshire, sub contractor on the Rugby arra Stamford Railway. M. Cammur, Halifax, Yorkshire, boot maker. W. EDMIWII, lferewortli„ Rent, farmer. T. Far, Munk, Rent, farmer. F. Or .11orneassie, Lincolnshire, mooch maker. 3. 11. B. Om soar, Paul, Ocrawoll„ S. timmoar,Hutideralleid,Torkshire, currier. W. Hammon, Hummed Castle. Dur ham, straw Impel manufacturer. T. Houma, Manchester, boot rasher. J. HA masa, Lana Had, iltalfordahlre, W e . k rol e Mea, lionwastie. 'Jacobi. shire, coach maker. Z.llleorr. Matt., Clieshire, farmer. J. Thema., Waircaan• the 11111, Lasemblre, haedesterr. J.RtaeLT, NeWllOll, Northampros shire, baker. Y. 'lnhume, Harrell, Dithers, cool miner. T. liihrese,tacklamplan,Oloacerter shire, mad I H. A. Stmt. Rovorottozo, liocking• taratkire, clerk or liovellhsin rec.. tory. Matz Zemke, Warwickshire, markee . grardezer. I B. D. homes, Leath, Lincohnhire, isearnea screw, rter. J. Set niencanbary, Yorkshire, merchant. 0. Tr Cheltenham, Gloucester- Mire, cooper. J. Times, Maochester, hatter. • I. Angswoarm. Onlidford-pi., Nag niggle well ti.. baker. P. Awe. Ihwuralle, ea Ceek. W. Allarai, Llansalattread, Brack mekshlre, madman. A. HI slay, etuelwell. giver/. Sc • ecuataat. W.Horarev,Prtseeied.,Bersoadvey, Wrenn to • granary keeper. E. Jahxze, Tork rt., BlaeUrlars-rd., licensed vleto.?lke. , Weal Con naught. al., Unaware. rd., clerk to a w. C We ems it., Pilaw .q., w, e aver sett glider, I. Camas., Leeb,lforkaidie,coiruala- . 10 . West. P. Cult. sse,Brooli et., Bandit., wise werrisat. T. CI ler, Jim., Orseednugh. se., Oty, Journeyman baler. (horse, Ilsocheiter, Wowed vie- Make. Z. V. Csorw. Heir- ter., lOsgWell, Melees, attseiwyrd W Demi Woendow.d., —_;._ "Xtr,:;t,_ tkelleld, UNAIre, C.7l;w;ri.TiG L ei refry Ckeahlze, .—. —..--. • R. liaraies.liaeHrt,Wrat traalthlrld, traveller. W. H.Mire, Dimurralac ksmith., Chawielati, Demi, b ItilKT. Mumma, Welllegtou Southmark. 43. T. Dmmacr, Denier, Gloucester- MI re, at toruevut law. P. 3. leormom, Sheerisms, Real, H emmed victaller. Hahne, Iruscrahlre, Sow deal. E. ' , m er am, Rochdale, laMeashire, rgrrit, Jam, Cambridge, dealer la hat. It•l. AIINT 0.141.14 la•ArrlN, Des . tamer. d. clo b thier =, Dudley. Warcomenkler, W. o.r, Cbeitershos, 010•Ciaer• mire, attonsey.at late J. Oa., Coaceciturch 00, Sale 3. 7 i;ri70.. Gent Wymosdky, nert fordaline,laad ammo,. W. Wanwom, Newelouch, We of WI t, farmer. aftmtaas, Evertor, Inneashlre, J. Wont, Alton, liannehlre, Me walat's walnut. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Gnomon Amos, Liverpool, brewer--3rddiv. of 21d., March 29, k any salianquast Thursday at Casanove'S, Liverpool. Samannur Mumurrr, div. of 41d., March k Ousalerquent Wedneida ir rrt meo;-lest Liverpool. I Walla' Nam Livirpool, corn merchant-2nd &v. of la, & lest div. at 11. err; proofs. March 29, & any subseqoant Thursday, at Climmomfa. Liver. lbw/km.omoms pool , Liverpool, shipamith—lest div. of la 10d.. Mareh la, k snsalisequent Wednesday, at Norm's. LkerpooL WAL 7OII Olsv 9 • o v, Wigan, Lancashire, iron mercaant—lst dlr. of Sm. April 9, k any sabsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. WILWX DAY, Hllgay, Norfolk , baker—let div. of 4s. 3d., Idea 2s, & three subsequent Wednesdays, at Graham's, Cole nmast. Jams; DAVI% Northunploo, innkeeper-Ist My. of 7s. 3d., March 25, a Orem sabsequent Wednesdays, at Graham's, Cslessan.st. Rotuma Ciaoriveson, Hanky, Btatordakire, konfounder-3rd div. of SIL, any Friday, at Wbltmore's, Birmingham. WILUAX ORZILII LIATZAWAT Stamford-bridge, Herefordshire. cattle dealer-Ist dlr. of 2e. 3d. , any Friday, at Whitmore's, arming ham. Taoism; Hsu. Lichfield, iroomonger-2nd & final dlr. of sa. 7d., March 15, t any subsequent Thursday, at Vale 's, Birmingham. ThIIO.IILIA Beta, jun, Hereford, grocer-14 div. at Md., any Fri day, at Whitabs, ahriningtusa. GODWIN Prunvorna Itsness Philip-lane, City. Messed victualler -Ist dlr. Mai., Mardi 28. ilthres sutocquent Wednesday's, at Gra. Yam's, Ceisman.d. Entaannrs Mee. 14arrarb bob maker-14 dlr. of 4s. 4d., Earth IS, &three aeM grt at Graham's, Colemanm. Honor Useromr, Leamoldre—lst div. of 94d.. April 3, any •Mammast Tuesday Isones. Manchester. &MISS Wanuona, Joao Irmo. bast Wars, jun.. & FIEDZINI Warms; Lontoolot., My, bankers--Bth dir. of 4d., It 7th div. of le. M., •Iso an Oka* M, R to Pon Earth 30, h R to Z on March 3s, at lhanahles.bnlskeiallat. DIVIDENDL-13cn 19. E. Pinsk l'inelogdonet., My, printer— April 17. LILCO" Slaabn I=Zo m es, stills dealer—April 18. —April 19. E. Outside, Frahm. Iwnesablre. armi V—April 17. W. U. Hill, Chartoo-pl B. irbulakr—Agell IW. Soviet, Straad, bookseller—April 19. la. wasmo. Grad wlncheMerAt., City, merchant—April 19. J. 1 J. En ht, =ire. Cl o 7 = l" Z e il te lt. d r er L A Pril di t TOW sirbilily 70 T. K. Bea, Old Bolub.pkr,City, wharilngf e rat .- - April M.C. IL Mottrans, Friday-et, Cheeped*, warebouseinan— April 17. B. Palliator, Oraveasnd, innkeeper—April 25.8. Elgg Man- Moto, cotton spinner—April al. G. A. Soar, Great ltulhoroughAt., St. Itaryleixess, giamentter—Aprll 14. W. T. Watsso, Leeds, cam. mission egeat—Aprn 90. H. Watts, Nor Gionceates , Who, Inaksepo—Arli U. l' ob r o n . l= 4tv lanaohlre, share looker—ApriCSO. T. Wright, Nader. CERTIFICATES to be granted. vallassams Ms boon to the contrary, on the dap a r a m ir April M. G. Addison, = 6.. boihkr—April 19. J. Berndt is T. Ransoce, labse boot h shoo makers—ApOl 19. G. A. Comm Rampatewl-rd W. —Are SO. W. Y. Dent, Leak. smarshweveigibraikit—April IS. W. Feb, Muir t.. liattem= istc holL u mmLimarer—Amil IS. W. Aim% Weli Drs Aprll U. W. pAdak bulk% lbropthlre s aler--Ale U. J. B. firs;, Denham Springt u r ubi se m aly', calico printer—April l& IL W. babe, Black • bookseller—April lb L AMY^ lksent-st.. Wart ar, corpenter—April 10. T. Tyne%WbylYaven, Cumberland, T. Lane Iran, VetteYsad. Imlea shire, homed victualer. a. Ufa!, Maddest/us, Cambridge @hire, dealer la cases. R. Warm, Wrigley, fitatrardabi boaster. Whlttingtoc.pl., Upper Holloway. IMMO T Mem, Devraltaa Market, Nee- Mt. Ironmonger. J. Mem. Illertteeer et.,Cevendialvec., W 4 .oVtrar, Marina, eareereetellre. }ramequin' miner. I. 071.14. Naleeperoke, Marapildre, LlcX . Clerlasel, Denbigh • A. to kem lites•arreve. Len id., Brixton-rd., editor of • aeriscoper. MAD; VIM at., Yedglingtaa, er. preVs. . Surto, Ci•Otladd, Dealehk•• Wier. , B. Krasmnreert, Suaderliad, Durban, J . K canwrl. tr.e.r. Salford, searklre, Wa ght. . la J.Yw ter. Ipmkh, Nullent, dyer. Tereux•ex,luyilleld,l3tadordehlre, smonie. . Gov ID l . PM., Br4dowster,Somoritt- Wm. batclier. W. H 10.11111101.. LITCITIOOa, osolotiat to • pawnbroker. Naval, Ababa, elucb M, fUga deb, Cardiff, March 26, Omitantia. Albion, Deal, March 11, Sydney Asia, Deal, March 26, Awthikn Archer, Deal. March 26, Part Philip *natl.., Ipswich, Marit 26, n Motier. luso. de la Patrie, liaturg.,llarch Paraa Altda,Oluaw,Mmeh 26, Maural Augusta, tilaagow, March 10, w uc T Ne k Arson,Liv., March 27, Naples Manchard, Lir., March 27, New Tack Lour Nowicila, Cardiff, March 26, Charente Belhaven, Deal, Mucha, Sinop. Bomb, Matra.. !larch 21. N. both Lama, Glaigow, Much 26, s an k C3to, Fah., Manh 22, Limerick ()ulna, (Waved., March 37, Newpcet Me, Aberdeen, March 24, Mira Campion, Arbroath, March 23, Riga °Mau e anne, abbe, March 32, Trieste Coronation. Cardiff, March 26, Rigs Caredmila Guernsey, March Concord, Porta., March 10, Cheri. amtest, sakinnhe. March 23, Cardiff Lou taboteardli, larch 26,11amb. Duke of thaarall,gwasocallareh 21, Nabs Peupae.lorwlek March 20, Creech* Enterprise, Lemak, Mara Mdirica• zus.. Aterdrea, Marta 24„ Riga Emerald, Cardiarch M. Coronas Mem*, Cardiff. Much to Taste I Edniiio Mark, antlff, larch 26, Nantes Felintas, Deal, Mara 16 Montreal laannel Itouicher, Dea, March 26, Buenos Arm Erma, Deal, March M, Meal= &roman's, Cilitagoir, Man* resl 31, t lton- Elli. Bailey, LIT., Mara 27, P W aten ad Matas, tiara., March 27, Africa Fortitude. Gravesd.,llarch Nozorbee Probe Umower, March Ne M, St. Johanwamdlaad, Great Britain, Dad, Da - 71 - 1 - 51.7. 7 wad 0. Oies, Li.., March V, Pus Herald, Liverp.. March 27, Nova AH"'T.l•ll:ll'Mri Much }1.1"a" i =too:s.traesena, Kock 17,Worth America Hes, Orrdif, March 96. )semen Hondo. liartl•p.,3llarck 'Hem Almada, Haig, lifts, bawl% (SOL !slum, lAu, Mai lulls la Joins MI, Coeval, Ilisk It Is use, Grayesel, 7 .N01u Jot. Walker, Aldus, los IP ay, Carat/Amok 11, Joust Gomm, Me As Jacobs Cathalas, &a I Keay. La., MaLtrik i .Prala I d 1 rim. swum, MI Males. asall, tam Magmata. 11.14 a Mark. auttar. Martl. o . ll mm agi, Lamer, Kra MOM m Margaret Water!. Yak 1,31 magnet, orammet.ll .ama Mkt 41 Mary limastyar, Mama 0. la wee, U '_. Amar.M• 0111.1, •,1, (.1716f, Mara KAMM M Maw OW °mama (war, Mardi Otagme, , Lana.. Mara %Oa fleet', carat', IWO Mart, MM. lima 0./Mett Panama, Wave, larta 11. 1.! Pere► rvidenc, Abe ro, Shields, Ildart h iv•A Paroqurt, Lir., Mink Or K. Henry, Lir., Much adiewil Itobrrt, Liverpool, Murk CYO It. Anders., Lir., blurb 0, VAS ItvlAecs, Ar brusth, Mori AM itr l .kttfttl. rvgarai ittren Robert Yathews, Ded. (Angara Kirsh, Csrditr, March lA. OP. Sarah , (ANIL blurb - 44, Go elpersnas, (Antler, MIM h I but) MILKS, ,NSWiI 000 Rt. 18 : I" ' M U " :I, bl " k hi.,r .2 I w'ai Taglinferro, Mutt AN United, Cardiff, Muth Al, non Victory, Brutal, Meth 1t,(110 , ... Vis/tvc, liuuthanap, ItsMi %icor of Bray, Otsomod,,% Woxerwita, floorooty. VD113111.11 &POW Peal& I tams Ma pan • La. AtE , t Lades =ap aka .... M. II N. 1 . .. Courier (Debiln).. Mu. II Of IM Courtlay !few Odra.. Mar.ll OlDar 0 3 Delbl Deitwook lerT P*4 _ . .... t1=...... MN 11 . .. Fart or 'Nutter!, Cepolk Meet& kr lambs Jaa.l3 II 11. i . & 37V —..... . 147,1: _ O . —— -4:: Is ',II TV Us i. GeNeeben Celeatta .... raverweel Yet II N. p i ltdz im Perl Km le CMaa NamMlo , o IMPe Mauritius.— Dec. /0 • & f . New Zealand . New Tort .. Mar. 10 N. su , Partead Mr. II . Of MI; Wads Calcutta .... Lemke Jam. D DirC 1 Sumatra Nematm. Palermo Jea. 311 It & 4 , E. TalraUce Meanthre Dort Thema AmMerdam.Aßetrmbt_____Jii4l.Lit.............., GASUALTINILL ...id Rolm, of Greenock. from New Orkeas to L'verpoolOint March off Inumbull, very leaky, haring encountered ristLinir Arm of sad from Birth for klarffeur, put In !mid nod ""' foretop:asst. Isc.—Rammla, March IL Belle, fur rit. Petersburg, put baok.—Falmouth. Mann a Countess of Eglinton. from Waive for diugapore hiao into the bny. being r tam weather, she got u r n {be bawd d received considerable , and will bare to go into dock - .' air, March 24. Greyhound, from St. Michael's for London, pot In with miff 14.- • Falmouth. March 93. BIRTHS ASHl.ET.—ltaroh M. at BrLttou Mn. G. Addel. CI mew Still•WYU. OADOGAN.—March 24. at Blandon HA Kett. 111 wife C•t Wagon, En.. of • am 004131aLIN.—*larch 1E at Wallfield Lodge, Herb. Eft a w " .. " of » son. HOARK—Yard! 24. at Utter Staagfing..g.etotra. T. 1 Hate' • &outdo.. JARVIS.—March 26. at Ilarleyotreet. Mrs W. J. Jar% 1 $ l ., JEN KlNS.—Maithdaughter. 21, at loeda , , ths wife el the BAY. J. tf.• a W of OUTCG&ON.—Mardt 21. at Chepotow.Ols, M'Cutcheoa,ot & daughter MlLLER.—Martit 21. at Edinburgh, Mra. T. Millsr, of am RIV NOTON.—March YG. Airington, Queco aQuo%L l a SCOTT.—Maroh 25, the wffe IL R. Watt. Nat. of Dl" . " —. of a daualater. 81411 11.—ilaseh 26, at Tunteldgo.wells. the wife of Go Ito Smith. of &daughter. d sal* WlBBER.—Marott 24, at Deoroark.bill, Mn Webbr, - Wrest. Park-laita. of a daughter. .till-horn. MARRIAGES. MITT% —WlSE.—Marett 11.. at Si. Mari& Cbdt' nti ' m " P C . Mee, hzetunbastt, H. N.samata. yaq.. el lieeat I" I, to Elite Am% Wart daughter of W. Wier. dister. BOOK II—DOUGHTY.—Mardt 22, at ROL Mud. Il_t he it .TO Otto" O. Booker. et GMetowa. Note. to °""" m at &NOW" stele late J. lila. of 11 la St n, l . MAGNES SIO—H UNTZE.— sa.m Ur - to' A. Maakeasia. mislater utt Adi ot the Me outer. tie 111 7 1.1011.-611eadi 21. at Odlaa tong Re !Ft ur Dr. et Osten Cage. W. C. Motion. 170 cu m r bt rod dmift..e ler. C. D. fgerrautu w PAR m .1 ; air —lllll r ull a vir g norarui. Toolsost of w 674 ikßrusoo ;Zig. ars ."" rtred rirnbrrideZt= AX-Ni--- BSOOIC—TAIIII na ft, at Holy Trini h ty d Cbri,. m .l Ms Bev. T. A. Dumdum O. Stock. . Vie a ama damibtor rie SIM bAs ILA S. H. ritinar• A.q . . MI BEA DEATHS. ENGLIIIIL—Mardi Aat Deomart - bui, errak wife of 3 T* rut, sr suuntord. ntairAiDEd.—marek 25. at Great Prercotrdrad. A bi g eili POlnrof tbo 'Mel D. Pormades. Rm. —Mardi M. at Exmouth. Ow wife et J. C 1 " 0,04 atlijieji.-11areh 26, M the Sbyd, WormoterrhUta Illf A' mod LlTallt.—llarob ld fl, et Eaton-twat& Eabrusqua rt, Eli is )I ° /111 T._ili.t . rd. 110. Hanley, younget son of de P vicar of St. Stopbenn. by Sahara. mod 15. 110 U 10Y.—March 23, at WAD. the Bra. nam e dambter of the late Lord Vied. Mountinf• Printed mad published Lo n don lAM Iwo Ham of N . , drat, In the City of printer, m tea e, id t o t e r In the product of Nbitdriara—Vl mamma. Maus 24 '''''' bander. SHIPPING INTELLIGAI r (Pram ear Corruposientb, the " lad fling 0 1 1•11 . at • u m .) MAILS. WI 1111. DOS \ 11 1 Ilaites4 0 jimlon and 118,11 W " '.7... I 1 Lisbon.. . . ........ u liyaisty. ii:d.* 0 Wait loft . . earjib ierdit 0 India Til ifouthsamtan limb 26 Meadl..... ~..1; ...... .11144 Val AV DATA rams March 16, Orandred AMA, Ilea, March 98, Oravearad Archer, Deal, MAMA 26, Grammad Argo, halelda, March 29.21.mb. Aare Vale, ram., March 16, Natualcs Amercou,44olim., Marc 99, : 4 4aus Addams, Orlomby, Marc h hM H . ordt Aurora, Grimsby, March 26, Hamb. Actlre,Oillasby,March'7 ll . o ulteoburg Apollo, Shlekl6,Marth 21, Dram Arias Mareamlhu, dull, March burg 24, Itenda Aurora, 14611, March 24, Ifellashoou Altar, Hull M , arch M. ichmera illfera, Hull Marco 23, NS Melaka Adele. 14 all,M arch 93, Halbb. Adolph, Huh, Much Se, Hamb. Adolph, Huh, March 2G, Copenhagen Alexander, Ilartlep , March 44.11amb. Amer, Yarm , March 24, limb.' Atlas, Iltracomba,March2s,l4h. denim Ann and Allot, tiratugua , March kk 23, Myhas, hadom a , Mans, la Huber attlalea man a al Morton, aakt a , ML Tame, ahlelda, Mard Itaa, 1.7.24 Jam Mullett. Prlatol )04 --"" !tart toyd„ aide, autumn Leziaa, I Jerabarden, Gnash, Judith, Hall, %tuns Jawed lartle., Mara dantlted,Newh,Ma.,4 Joha, Newt,. Iwo, JOU. 14 pUste laidina Mardeetha, Teirkkli Johan , >glob, K i m, 2 , einarat Katandin, (A.m. *6 11 711 , March 31,* Lae y Lad, Uotroa, Mam 7 M q a Pau Phlupp,, Qa t t Lanarkshire, Olaso w , Lady tutidik 11a ►~ II R Takla., Shield., a/vd, dicta, Shields, iamb 23 6EI Murata', ,Mad chick's ; i le=, T i t ; Much 11 ) ,L, a4 Malls, gall, lei:ntr.l34, Marie Amelia , WWI Mana Margantila iruad47 .l Net Wallas, Hulk Minh 0 Martha, Man, Korea mi Zama Maidat Hank, Maria Painas, tirsnann., Igandanai geniis, *eV. Muu, Manor,MaeA Marla, bajesd' linen', dale*, Mama Mew Promerom, nye, a ft Nimrod, Mall. MUM lar RUM. aatlea Mud, Njullth M , Pottle,. karat s l ,tt b Od Nouvelle Aiguale, Mid* Mina a, Osmanli, Liajlaret X, Ikena l iZ ueesa, u.u k Mardi 21, Maws Oudenteadm,YanaMawhakb ar °Mk ddr %dela, %Milk loa n (new Shields, sup , aft Orke, Welds, Mama * id Amu Olattow,Grartaeatt, Mud; Orraa Prorpret, shields,Ms r r Mart, Deal, March Y. J. Siena Gavle Mink Lao Presides, Kull, lama a, Peter Inag, Mull, dined Partisan, antra., Way iii Shereina, Minh talon Providealln, laeni.Madi Mau Pam.. ‘ , owsik lg. Pleaty, Tales., Karen s,dm ir fte l Par ividdeentia, off Mas lilse k% Progays se . Primers 'kW,* 11.7 .1 45, Polly, ► BMA* Mord 11L ia* abirldadtareaficaja dft Molten MaUltows, li" Retorts, Orlmitw,llarlall. wen dats • Stu*, Mardi% shidi Headier, Deal, Mar a r data Itsamm,Onvearad, Red E, Paw, Illchadd Ufflisl. Scotia, Rh!, Ids, Wank 0, Ottawa Karma. altirldaMarchrotabi btar. (Ntrdlll, March Maim ht. Nichol., Palm., Mod Mu*. dolertla, Faint, Maxi It p.m* hank aad Uaudirte, )111,11.4 Woe tyrar Media ftebllA.,, uat, oole, Marrb 14,a0m, Sarah, Poole, March 15, Aka Sylph, Pi m., Watch Mem. epreulation, liningenmallan Porn Peelust, Gam,. ~ Munn, WS Sophie Marie, blue*, Met I beg Sarah, Weida March KIWI., Symmetry, Shields, Mach, dor/n.1,1,, March V, Okra Tweellattert,lloU, Mut 13 lad lltwr, Hothaay, Mare 11 ft, lawra Thomas, Shlrlds, Mart b Rion, Cardiff, March la ['alas, Mau, Karel 0, ?khan VrauttPrealte.Vana Marti SIMM VrasuLy htjr,Yanapara 21. Mai \ 'rum Mauch:tie, ala , Nutt 1 lov Tktoty, Hartley , Mutt N, WWl as Vaasuord, Ilanlra, Mach a Verwarldlag, Maack, Mudd. Ka lan waned Johan, Itridgewsks, Mai Ada, Lis., Harsh 77, Saversoal . Abbots Readies,l3r.. March 72,1a47 Aeolus, liv.,l2aren 77, New thrierom Delltaren, Deal, Idareal6, Warmest* Borneo, Deal, Harsh 27, Calcutta llaldwin, Aberdeen, Musa 23, Haab. Rardoo, Shields wren 23, Hamb. Brimaberi, Shields, Harsh 73. /iamb. Dreakwater,Mdeldr, Mardi 24, Hush. /ter well lisitaania , o ak Miele' ds, S tack 23 Marsh 13 Hamb, Harsh I, . lialderhhletes.MaretillAltrlstlamead Heroine tatherias,bhielde. Mord , 21 , Coaelliateur, Cardif,Marsh Id, Emotes Chlaaedaa, lion, Hush 23, Altana Charlotte, 11.11, Mama 26, Streaks Wassails, !Mak., March SI, Galata Chnotiona,Pouejlarchal,Orceingen Cathodal, bottom Midge, Kush 10, Emden Cite, Palm., Harsh 13, Hemel Cromwell. Shields, Harsh 23, Haab. Crown, Fbk Ids, March 23, Heath. Cerolloe, /Oriente, Hersh 23, Stralsuad Cooke, 6,1644. Marra 23, Armtek Cuba, LI r., Harsh 27, Cephalonia Out, Oramorad, Hada 17,1tostork Dorothea Ccwataalln, Oramaend,Stas 27, Denmark Duke ot Annie, Gravesend, Harsh 27, Calcutta Demuth, Yarn., Harsh ft, Reetock Diedeft,lleatham.,llarebb 16,Aarbutio MarthDaum. Hartkp. Wren Erairsb. unit l e laidatll,t W Ila March , Dann., 11, And, Dei la, Hull, llama 24, Darts., rc24„ Aatw. Daring, Intlearnbe M a rl IS, Lemke Hokum, of Ittaalio,Hartb 13,Suader. Haw latiestoo, Welds, Match 2.1, Dram Eillatoa, Deal, Mardi al, Orsymead Ramatset llouteher, Deal, Husk 14, Grareorad Ere:, Deal, Harsh 26, Crevescoel Elle Mark, Gook, Mama 16, Bremen Ellen,Goole, llama 26, Haarb. Emil, Harsh It, Oa Ennellaa, Hult,Hareh 25 1 =gea roTatel . e:i?!ri l Ull i"'h , Mare 73,110,14,1 En Hides, Hull, March 23, littler Earl User, liull,ltareh ltotterdarn kkardine Flue. Hull, Harsh 23, Aartmes Eclipse, Lerwick, Harsh 14,'Petert. Enterprise, Lerwick Alma I6,Peterk. Elko Gillman, uff Saadoste, Hama 26, Helens* Elijah Swift, Hersh VI, New York Moat, 6hlelde, Harsh 7t, Hams.Etolle de la Mee, nnielda, Marsh 23, Dunk. Rea Mina, Shields, March 13, Dram Oraresead, Huck 17,Dratole EdWord sod Hose, 1.1 r., Marsh 27, Now Frau (*tire, Gook, Harsh 26, Emden Emote, Hull, Marta A llama. Femme Fanallarea, bklelds, Hush Vb, L3klica Prederika, H eU. Harsh 2s, K tel Free4/4, Onmeerld, Marsh 27, Leob. Pr o edesimb mper et urtam..llart , March 23, Aarlums r, Ph 26, PuntGebroden, Yarmouth, Zrelr4, Haab. Frederike, Shields, March 25, limb, Thal brewers, Oracles, Mareb 25, Rostock Fortsna,Shrelds,Hartb23,3lederield. Erode, ohiclda, Marsh 25, Agger (had Glum, Aberdeen, Harsh %Hash Chola, Cardiff. March Pout PAbbe (Drat .I,M ant 714, Orarad. Gerberdina,dunk Marsh 26, Haab. Ombra, Hull, Mach 13, Rotterdam bemire,Hull. Mesh 13, Altman Gaon.Deo, Yana, Hersh 24, Haab. Cedar, taro., Marsh 24,0ninla2ea Ocoee Bell, Shields, March 23,110uin. Unoda (Lade, tiklelds, Much .3, Dunkirk Hellespont, Rolm., Hare% 23 Sermon Itendette, Uoek, Harsh 26, Heillgem Mato Haabet, Hull, Marsh 14, Hadkiabing Helena, Hull. Hada U. Dearth 11ear7 and Elias, HWl,Harsh 23, Emma Hornung, Hull, Marsh 23.1tudktobiog Hodhung,lltalyearsh 25.t44coli0rmiel lialia Fare, Hartlepool, Harsh 13, Aidst Hoopen Llefde, Purrdri, - 11: - 1 Witham and Elward,'O.W.llo(l Wamer, 11all.Mardt1S,140. ',Not; 11.11, Xan.b Lisle Tmn.,llroti S. 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