The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-10 00:00:00

.... puny, a few imam from the metrorolis. Lasser is his I=Es is mom Inn y oten, bat a wife and large , eel is a lehemer employ d at Calvert's brewery. us Themeedeeth Dada Ibis may at Febalagkem, it is be lieved that Zath wee timeestievbe egressions' dimovered fa his then, eat whist bed the !aped sigma's, el the late lb bias lan allosbell to them. It is mew meMeMon 1 that Rath lad pleased, when he so J ana Lame aot to recurs to Loathe, Mil il reseato M s 9sisi, that, bed the nal murderer daisies, at least woe empleies wadi ham albs 11 .11 = 1 .gailkatis, sod, peekalag, it youth base well ..lad the =arty to have salmi wtheg them tbe 'amassers. Jail, 14114 hard sayable et Bush afar their depestmet beta Moleskin; yet, elogular to ob serve, they weeo awn th e Int who heard et the murder in tim tits awning sites they were aim aline& The eon is a letter directed to Lesser, at his red s eel Notations*. elven, Cityma& Ur fig tbe Wyammiliam pen mark. The mateate wen m isthmus Wlimthus, Wm. 27 1648 MB. pawn m pan= have this night that the remake aid hie sea iewl, awl also shot bin. limy sod her senime. Ti. hail War maim dews itreetly. Tears, —." (TM iguana pervaded to be that of a brother of the amend murderer.) The Wee, it wlll he di served, is doted Nov. 27, whisk isabeess was an easidiatal error. It was tie stria as tbe 28th whra the IMF dare were perpetrate& The letter was immediately basil over to the esiliterabe bed the ease I. ham& mad who lerthwiek emmemiestoi with the the inquiry, ma Jamey sad Lamer t= ee d!tee to mum the lameigatim to their imam ; bat me sedge airlsto have bessiakin of tbe camorankedem ieney sd tbe maid, Wu (Agleam are meet favourably. As soon a preetimble, it t=To remeve Mrs. Jersey to Landes. IRELAND. Jar. 9. The Archbishop of Tura is to l;e" .- enteitiiiisiat dinner on the let of February, when a political oration may be eeipceted from him of some interest. Lord Mom rtes. Mr. Hamilton of St. Ernan's, and Mr. Thomas Conolly are spoken of as candidates far the represseftitics al DocegaL The Toong Wanders have caused much merry conversation within the lut two or three days, in canespence of the palisades of Mr. Di ll on's letter, whisk some et their friends would prefer to have been kept heck. The feeling of many persons bare towards them is that expressed in the humorous sally et a conservative M.P. for one of our south-western eenedise, "Hang the fellows! they have spoiled the elbareme we Irish could play—the game of bray r was a lengthened debate in the corporation yesterday, on the subject of the Dublin Improvement Bill, upon a motion of Mr. J. A. Curran. After a good deal of cross-firing between the contending partite, in which Mr. Reynolds, M.P., took part, a committee was appointed to inquire how far the principles of English municipal reform could be applied to the Dublin Improvement BilL The Royal Irish Academy held its first meeting for 1849 last evening. An interesting paper was Ned by Sir W. &than; throwing light on the social state of Inked ia the seventeenth century, and Mar tasting the transplantation of the Scotch inha bitant' of Ulster auto Kilkenny and Tipperary in 1661 To students of Irish history the details were very curious. SCOTLAND. FATAL AOCIDiNT ON THE Sunday after mesa as accident happened on the Clyde, by which a ”aft WiSIMI lest her life. It appease that she had gone as the lei at the bend of the rive rot sz Peat Bog, when • young ten Mewed, sad took her round the waist in diversios. They heel immediately went down in about 16 feet of water. A youth who wee ales to the pair went down else. Two young men, who wen at lased, and witnessed the aceddeat, ran for ward to give assistants, but the ice giving way under then they shared the tate of the others. A ladder attached to one of the is liars was instantly brought to the spot, by an assistant Winging to the Bursars Beciety, and thee the lives of two of the youths were eared. Mr. Geddes, who had a line round his waist, with whisk he maintained his coasnmaisedee with the Men, this plunged into the water and reamed the other two lads ; but in the struggle one of then, inkappily, and maidestally, kicked the girl, by which she wu pushed under the is sad &awned. The deceased was named Margaret Arthur, sad was about 18 years of age, end servant with a respestable tamely in Sauchiehall-road. The body was reco vered in about as hoar and romanced by the relations, who live in Metres; Calton. The Glasgow Herald says : The pmeantkas seed by means of ladders, is ropes, and personal atteedseee are gooses'', so effectual that this is the first m ei/lent which has occurred on the ice, between Ilutchesous' and Ruthenian Bridge, for eight years past. On the Friday preceding three lads were placed in imminent danger from the is giving way under them, but they were saved by the team of the Manua' Society. PROVINCIAL. A QUESTION YOB MANCIEESTER.—Ehr,—I wish you would ask the kluiebester people—for they all reed your piper—which they think would confer the greatest benefit upon the poor of their town, the building of au episcopal palace or the establishment of slugs soup kitchen ?—A Foos MAN OF MANONIBI2II. THE RULING PAssio x—ROBBERY IN A PRISON.— Os Monday, a youth named William Brook, little usonithan 12 years of age, who had been remanded from the pre view Thursday, etas brought before the magistrates at Leeds, end committed for trial for felony. When the warder, who bad brought him and others from the House of Correction, at Aruley, to the coort.house, returned to the prime, be leaned that a couple of glazier's diamonds were el/sift trees the plumber's shop in the gaol. It huge. distill occurred to him that before leaving the prima is the morning, Brook sad three other boys had bees left in a passage near the plumber's shop, whilst their own apparel was fetched from the store room ; and he went back to the court hour where the lads were waiting examination, and searched them. In the oboes of Brook were found the miss ing diamonds, which, according to the lad's account, he had taken out of the plumber's chop whilst the warder's back was turned. Yesterday, Brook was spin brought up for examinations, and committed for trial for this impudent felo_ny. WEST RIDING REFORM REGISTRATION SOCIETY. —At the meeting of liberal delegates, held at Normanton on Monday, P. Cerbutt, Bsq., of Leeds, in the chair, it was resolved that the general objects of registration throughout the Miss should be carried out according to a plan pro pounded ; and a further meeting was appointed for the pro. maim of the object. Ten Bimini AssoctinoN.—Yesterday, a apecwl mettles of the numbers of the Philosophical :ty of Birmingham took plan in the theatre of the In stitute, for the purpose of making the n ar rangeeiesits Ise rewiring the members of the tisk Anxieties is Birmingham in the her. Lied Wretimiey, vice president 's : l2 LP B. l= Anxieties, was ceded to the chair. His lordship detailed the general edraattseggeess of the emaciation to the onntry at lane, and to every ia particular which was favoured by its visits. The meeting wee also addressed by the Warw. Y. D. BULB% , Aldermen Weston and James, and shim gentlemen, when, in order to effect the objects of the meeting, a general arrangement committee, a local exhibi tion committee, and a finance committee, were appointed.— The proceedings terminated by a vote of thanks to the chairman. FIRE AT COBRAM-HALL, THE SEAT Or LORD DARNLIY.—This noble and ancient building has bail a nar row escape from destruction by fire. On Moody morning, Most ten o'clock, Baines were seen leaning from a chimney at a nom 2: a i n n e ig w t h o e library, and before they could be got tinder the explo-led. The part of the laming mass tell into the roses w, which ipressetly ignia but form zesty a smell an kept spa tho premien, promp =to oporadon the denres ind dee was m inden it bail sommuniseled to any other part nt the handing ; and bat kw the provident (lim, it might ham hien war ditty le raised the fall of w a itthe duet barcaid modem ha Me kingdom. Tax BAnuow BAnuow Rosanne esale before the Court of Quitter thookso far inmeffigatien ea Friday WA. The in terest felt in the matter wan skews by the crowd that our roanded the mutt doors beton the time of canneencing the business. Throughout the trials the police had much diffi culty in presermag a passage for the witnemes ' sad several the time* crowd forced back the doors, and peered fresh *ambers into the densely packed space. The goods alkyd to bo doles. sad 'Mendel to be produced in the Gamed the trials, were brought up in carte, sad required *MI fire to nakeda d bring into court. The reading of the various indietments, from the number of articles they recited, in tome men extending to the length of an auctioneer's cata logue, occupied a considerable time. Particulan of the robberies have alrmily been given in this paper. The trials revolted in a sentence of 14 years' transportation upon Alfred Leitch—his father and mother being acquitted. DEVONSHIRE. Tan Terftousit MuzDnn.—Two men are in cus tody ea savieion of this wine, bat the alleged principal, having Wan enlisted in thoB6th regiment, has to be brought boa Irel.ad, whither an alter has been sent for the put . It is said that he had conceived the plan of entrance put pass before the murder, and oaty waited to induce erne one to become participator in the typal attack upon Mrs. Heiman. A wan new in custody has, it is said, con fessed to having been pram at the warder. He says he held the light whilst Ms eineresks searched the drawers, end la use they found a enesied Magna& which they did not take for feu of its bang imbed : they also hand a sa vin' beak book, aad Ms anspeaton looking at it he said" WI we ease kaiaks she has paid in all her 114. When the pease sure& d die Woes after the mstiltr 2 4, " hand is the drawer a cooked 'krises, thus far supporting the truth (tithe alleged peafowls& Tan Mumma OF JONATHAN Me:,—Many of our reedits, says the Dreonshir• Chronicle, smut recollect the murder of Mr. Jonathan May, aka Morelos, &beat Musa years Saes, and for the seasiesion at whisk rise Back- I 'sham Joe suffered the wrens penalty of the kw. Asa thee at. called Tar* woe ecesioted as ea aftsurbes ; bat is. ...as-wwww• 4 sr*, nary •rwt.-.• est., st.i. trial, hit sentence was culminated to trao•portdion for Ito Buektogbasa Joe, before he was banged, 'lsolated th►t he had an accomplice, but list it was not Tarpin ; and .Ithi ugh every per•uaatoa wise wed, maim could induce him to cure• fees who was the veneer of his guilt We have hard that a men celled Avery, who was knows as a celebrated wrestler in this soonly, and was trassperted in 1836 for rubbing Russell and Co.'s waggon, has sines died, and upon hie death. bad asakesed that he had etidettsd in the murder. CLERICAL. Tessa Smarr rot' Psokartno =is Byrum( or Caws, at their led weettag, mode poste to at et the oral= W dada at lye Harlsor, Y east:; Charles, war Nam& ; and !eels Mara war both Y Ikeilkediske. Marna it owe of SY suratradowd Wttrler, teas •possiatiss at tiara at LOW g m two to Dale mantras tbs mind sad ardsosi la the insi sad boa maim tarbU•Sistrist to to Dewed ladit tam war at De pram 0112 bone end llkaa easitstaag alle. ANOIIII3 Nsw Comics AT Czarmax is about to D• bat The pies at real rata kr the , parptee to war the tarw pas es the sew reed. wedortalaa, Eta • lael PaPw. " tee been *raft adeltr a h . tlier. W. Oatway, to. harm Wawa o. Trialty Chuni, PhaTaltlatra W. Ma, to Falmouth C., Corn. well.—. Haw. T. /Wawa, to la __Denhamrw C., Nettle.—Her. D Da rla to Moral 11 C., Lham r i ll a WairrYthi—Ner. T. D. Davies, to Lt.Wd N., Oka, w. C., Go. Lim ; DD. with reakkate; gat, Lent (headier.—Het. W. Dry, to &read C.—law. D. S. Dims to Undertake C.—Raw. J. paddy, to Ocalturtt Asa C. ilimissL—Dor. 3. Gaeta to North Manley P.C., Mau, dio. Whoal.; h AS.: gat., T. Chamterlaya—Ber. C. D. Gibson, to a alatedoey laile.-Bar. J. Gothic to Wert= Amt. r... &wax. —Dm O. Jaime, b lwagarohall C , wilts.—Per. J. D. NoCiatera to Maw 0. Terbaire.—Bet. J. 0. Pieta to Waltalles Chapel, Dees. Lam, lb. pat., P. Alraarth, Paq.—Bee. T. Rahn" rstßrWYmatrldd C, Sinstnettus. NAVAL Poidaddirtr, JAN. 9.-" Vviparaiso. Oct. 29.-Ia coo esigeomeet i=e mid.. neeirsi loot nail tron Enke& Juno, . P. it ordered to mil kr Ingiond to be Alolge et: Ito Jaw esarigheatty w 44 Moe an Mt Nem without W height Weeded I. h., Vida win be pat in bond the Oa -1 1114 Copt H. T. Worth, Wog the Aret dints bad ke therad. with the Month mos an Me paint at rare kr • wirlite maim and vend Men rehm i r s e rVZ dommi Muir L Cdider, et the Jam ins tromierrod to Ad. M K Nene Woke rogreorbee ton mow to befog lomo hit ship. Kr. O. N. Iremor, et the Clergen, hes favanded, sod Mr. H. Paw, el the Cenithee, Y athetheted Oorgoa." Dioomeoat, JAN. IL-Driver, et., Cu,. Johnston, en her way ism Mang ban Portsmouth, to Mimi the barrimrd Mend trarehmt womet, setimed to toe dead yeurraty, the Mod Irving MOM In Me Mehlead. Me add on Mr return tide sitarnots, YIN ouporomerodes sea the deg ship her the Superb, 110.-The Leter etas hove thesethined lasi* arming aldose" vend" sands end Newelopeireto be Widows for eight toll JAN. 9.-Amparnmorra -Lint. and Com. 2. A. Nentd, brionm. Lint. P. Jobarrin, to Hartings. W. Bram toCeoteur ;W. Roberto:a, to Aped°. Arad..6tupons: J. O. Cams ek to Apodo i L Niderward. to Metonr. Pans MOnIT.-151ALA/ML -The knowing antrum ap pear la last debts Ossette : To Co.. R. D. White and the diem end men id dis oldp who wore andlly ea beard andweithathe oboe In the prone& rib. teen the debars et the stave weld Clestave Prided, oa the 14th April, 1347 that the es threat wall be meth en the N hot th ,atN. I, Jame.aasipht eri Mae the lir bo mond every Wedredsyedlithey dr time Means : Nag Are, 391. 10s. 01.11nd end (...order), 1781.75. W.; id elms, SU. 3441. Md . th lle. g ith elan. lOL ; 6:b elan, it. 111 e. pal e., H. 18 4 121.-, dew U. I As. 344.; llth elm. 34 le. 44.. is dese, IL de ; the% IL 14e. It; 14th thee, IL I. lid.; 13thelre, 17e. Ake to Chgt. Ohm Oein.) T. L. Om* and the edam nad raw W shedradit. who wire Mudd at Mimi and inlided to share In the a et Ma doss wood Stara. m Mod of Oseabm s iti t ri, Mat she dlobendm thered el le modem the Oath tart, et No. 1, ,korrorroM Adriphi. and rim Or a. wa be reasibed awry Wed nig mil Palm kr Mora monde s-Q., M 1.17. IML ; lot erm, Mt. Ida Md.; lad aim IX Ide. IPL; Yd dam Ilti. 11. Md. ; 4;b don. e& lee. 141.; 6th dory M. ft. ; ask., W. Gs. Md.; 7th desk 11. 33 10. Aleo Ml6* ism awl alma de some Odle, who were deadly ea board end MOM Mare in de premeds eridar :NM the cyan at tbo .1... meet 1045. Paean on the dot Me l Mid, Mat Me &Whales tined VII M 11290 eh the Itth Ito. I, lanardnet, Adelpid. end Mere Mm hit will I. reenk4 every We sad Filthy &sr th roe MEMO 194 Md.; Ist elms NIL 7d. ; 2nd Mr, 171.4.. 9i ; 16e. aim. ; 401 401 .l om 61. 144. I Id.; Nit dim W. I a 344. ; 6th elms, IL IS.. itd. ; 7th dam Md.-arm-To Cap tain t he Colniaander) IL Chad nod Se admen and ere, at MY s hip, who were rotadlt In hood owl eothlei to share In W protoodo Miss from the swim et the ekes vend Anne and Constonso, as the 140: too., 1047, Met the dlorthodoe %mot MU be made m taw) Pith l a ve., at No. 1, Jazarertreet, MAW. gni whore W Wt will be readied every Weaned', sad Mir tar three month& 2nd elm (Commander), 3304. 17s. 2144 Masa, 441. 7114.; 4th Was, 234. 7s. Old.; sth elms. W. I. Old.; rem Mt do. aid. ; Tos elate, lIL I 's. 101 d. ; ath now, W. s.ld. ; Sib dale, 71. oe. id.; 1011 t elms, 44 614.; I Ith dor, W. 10a M. 13th elms, 2L aid.; 13 th dew, 11. 13s. Id. MILITARY. DISTRIBUTION OF THE PORTION OF THE. ARMY SERVING ABROAD IN JANUARY, 1149. MEDITZZLNIAN.-16th Foot; 34th F.; 3Gth F., 2 hat tallow 440 F 2 butts.; Nth F., 2 bane ; 67th F., 2 bolts.; 69th F., 2 tette ; 76111 E, 2 bane Woe Istens.—Mtk Foot 68th F., 72nd F., 88th P., 97th F. (re. tern battellon), Ist West India Refit, tad do., led do. NORTE Ansatte.—lst Foot, Ist battalion; 7th F., 19th F., 20th F., 2 bees ; 23rd E, reserve Batt.; Stith 71st F., ream tett.; 79th F., 9;th F., let tett.; RUM Brigade, 2 bate. Berte.—Buteet.: 3rd Dragoons' 9th do., 14th do.; 10th Foot; 18th F., 24th F., 29th F., 32nd F., bird F., 61st F., 80th P., 96th F., 98th F.—Mamas: Dragoces ; 23th E. 3 1st Y., 84 th Bah F.—Bone : 10th Dragoons ; Bth P., 22nd Y., 11th Y., Ist Batt., 78th F.. 86th F. - ears or Oars Horn-9th Foot, Labatt.; 43th F., f baits. ; 73rd Y., 91st r., nom mu. ; RI& mode. Ist had. Currs---410th !hot; Ceylon Mies !part op.—ecru:oh: 13th F., 37th F. (Wig is Diesten's Innd).-11th Foot; 11th F.— New ZIALAND: Mak F. 65. h F.--11suamrs : 50 F., 2 bans.; 12th TESINWS : 42nd F., 2 baits. BMWS& OP ItaBAIIIIRS 011 BATTALIONS MATING ASIOAD.—CATAITy, S resimmis MI Is India) ; infantry, 71 battalions or regiments-19 regiments N India; or 8,733 cavalry, and 30,000 Infantry. The total, in round ambers (cams and men), may be Mated at 36000. It is very Nide le Oen MK< total, m se many amaattiss an tontine. alq asenrbs. = 4.i ftern= sise this i Zt it r u t, sad 83rd —new In Indan . d o reliefs tabs pm Y musgssme of their arrival ln Bengal and Han. bay) A Iffierem the Qom% Sitantry saving in the three presiden cies from NAM to 21,103 rusk and Ale. lab) Entelltgence. NOTICEB. . _ _ _ CSANCIAT. —Caw LIMB for Hilary term, 1319. —(Loan Cruscsiuni.) —Appeals: Hodakinson v. 3 H r o e ti tirison (2), stands over ; Alipey v. All ; Stewart v. P, rhea, sad Wu; Davis T. Cheater ththran v. (9), standsover; Mayne Ike., of Hatibeiter T. and motion to gx a day ,• Attorney Genet...lv. Winos; Pyson v. Pole • Dans v. Kings ford ; Lard Brooke v. Earl of Wuwiek ; Bstterskall v. Bishop of Winchester (3); Penny v. Watts.—(Vwx-Cnaxesccon or Emus o.) —Plena, demurrer*, cams, eruptions, and further directthin. Dob son v. Lynn, put baud; Robinson v. dollop; Ashbanisr T. Wilson, stands our; MINIM T. DallS62ll (3), special order; Boyoott v. Mons (2), Jan. 33; Dishy v. Boyeott (3), Jan. 23; MarshaU v. Carter, special order; Edge T. Duke (2), medal order; Bodington T. Gnu Winding Railway ComArk r : s mrsiry v. Wilson, sputa order ; Jams; Myers v. medal order ; Oddness v. Mg kerb ; Robinson T. William; T. Bided; Dykes T. Tador; Meese v. Mgraddsy (7 ; Simkins v. %ebb ; Smith T. Pinambe (2, ; Glover otherwise Oaths v. Hall; Chlubms v. Simpson; Habeas v. Arles (3); llolkiway v. Collier; Charahre .. Flight ; Walter T. Omni... Dud v. Chaßar ;_Worvloy v. Woodford •• Boothby v. Boothby Fronds; Wallis ; Tonsibinn T. 12111ailtke (2) ; Jones v. Moor* T. Snail; MUM v. Prikith ; Attorney General v. Lack (3); Serum v. Hopkinsaa; Jones v. kora; Alt V. Oftso24, ; Dudley V. Bungs ; T..lllll3lli nsr atil T. Byrom 2); Math v. thinsons ; Baxter T. Abbott 122n111111111 2); Baker T. Saimaa • Malice v. Watson ; Wither/M. I of Balsams V. 22012100 ; 1411111te T. 221111%; 6 712111111116 V. Barrett; Worthington v. Morpn ; C01TM222 T. ; Sew v. Leyland ; Palmer.. 002011; titian T. Wilkinson; Manisa Ileena; Aked v. Aked; Briggs,. Drumm (3) ; Barker T. Wylds (1); tree V. tiny Man T. Frauds; Woo22tme T. Woollim (1); norm v. Hall; Mutton v. Bayley ; Whitchureb v. Wldialmaii (M.— Rains.)—Calinsa, butler directions, and imptiose. Gropaa v. Rut Anglian Hallway Company; Tins T. NOT IA; Hallway Company ; Welshman V. Powell, studs MT; imisrbill (2); Attorney-Gmeral T. ; de. phone Ridiards; Stanley v. Bulkeley ; Willthron v. (Mash; Milne v. Bads in, stands over; Stronger v. Hawk's (2) ; Paterson v. Mills, stands over ; Almaniler v. &milky, and _padre, part Mud; DIM= T. 110b211K11; Cowan V. Hymen; ,ba uk t i r. 2TIDIT ; danda over generally ; Dixon v. Linn (31; Cutts v. ; Hughes V. Scarborough; Oinks& T. Williams; YoUTIO T. CiOldfler ; T. Hall; Num T. Trucott ; Sharp v. blett ; Powell V. Dods ßana s e r 3 l l ; Howell v. Carr; Brown v. Kilns ; Brown v. Mund ; 110reb041114 T. Newton; Sam, T. 2irri, (2); Harwood V. Gainer; Liss V. Wane ; Uri T. MOD ; Harris V. HAW ; TrelaWay T. Martyr; Maier v. HMI; ; Robertson v. ; v. Le Bailly ; Mina T. Watts; T= . v. Kinsey; Poulos v. NEAL* ; Wynne T. Pries; Mods ; Galloway v. Rid* • Clark v. Cook; Haambsy v. Guy; Orialth .. Parr, abort; v. Youths Dam Oardnor Dam Order (4) ; disbud v. Mahn; Watts T. Cowell ; Homed v. Homrd; Maids v. Ball; Hulbert v. Hulbert; BOling v. Webb; Hawkins v. Adam; Andrew v. Andrew; Daniel v. Dania —(Wreaus.)—Cmins, ember dhediolis, and cusp tom : Chandler v. Cook; Ire thy of Trinity Term; Neallsid v. Whit*, Molly Torah; Maps v. Wart; But v. WlLeasie (2) ; Green a. Oran; Martian v. FithaWdp Roll T. Beagon Jan. 20; Inge T. Kenny (7), part beard; Na rd; Bidife ; and a. Ludington ; Chant v. Brown (3) ; Whits v. Oodasand ; Evans v. Protium, (2); ir j ler v. Maria (2) ; Jaduron v. 111111fiald ; Lander v. Ingersoll; v. Diehards (2) ; Ch oaken v. Arils (3). mewl alum Whoa the Jury retareed ism emit. Kr. it e Obembers istbrmed teem that thy would be eml=treoble et hearing the striders% as the parties had agreed to ass for which a verdict should be giros. The awaralmitame were sot anxious to take passossiros of the geode= iseasediately, and the claimaat was maims to Nods la them as long ea he mild. It had bees Ibeesive sireaged that before taking pounumou, the eimmbieasse Weald g ive du months' moles to quit ; that the coast amid g ive six atoathe* melee Wore he should leave i awl _Mat the aim awarded shoult i l=si r o s maths after demur. Is semegumes oldie I t ita n ti to *see terms. the elaimmat had somewhat dais. sad tits sem for which drimudiet would be gime was I,6oW.—The karma swam Mid the jury that the evert mull only rimed the ram he which the verdict was gives, bat it was esespatied fie tbe petite to come to say tense they chose. They would give a medic* for 1,6021. —Verdict accordingly. BRILILIFF'B COURT—YISTIZDAT. were Mr. tssj. TOWELS O. VHS COMMISSIONS= TOR TUR IMPROVE. MINT Or CERRIRIIIIILL —COMPRNSATION CASS.—Io this cue Henry Towell, knacker, er horse slaughterer, of Cow creme, claimed of the Commissioners for the Improvemi at of Clethenwell the sum of 3,6861. for certain pinnies which were required by the oomminioners, under the act for the continuation of the new street from Farringi.on-street, Rol. horn-bridge, to Clerkenwell-green. Mr. Under-Sheriff Bure.hell, being :connected with the oommis,ion, preferred running neutral, and the assessor on the occasion was Mr. flerjeant Wallinger.—Mr. Montague Chambers, QC. and Mr. Paabley appeared for the claimant, and Mr. Edwin James for the commissioners.—The •pee~we are situated in the densely populated neigh-1 bourhose' of Cow-cram. In 1846 the commissioners gave the clainunt notic, that they should ri quire the premises need by him for slaughter-hours, and in compliance with the statute the claimant within • month at erwards teli v. red to the commissioners the particulars of his claim for compensation, the sum total of which was 3,6961., and it was urged that from the contiguity of his premises to the Smithfield marlin, and the advantages of drain age afforded by the Fleet-ditch, his premises were peculiarly adapted for the business earned on there, ' aid therefore that he was entitled to special compensation on that account. At that time the commis. eionen bad at their disposal finds which they employed in the eurchase of the interests of varione parties on the property in the line of the projected street, and in which are "theatdild not then con template the state of poverty now, far they have been without nuns Ines 1848, an they have net say may with which to pay even the necessary every-day eveness of the commiudon. ' The claimant was Nazism to the matter to a termination, and as the mem& lianas did net from the condition of their imams evince any disponi= to take further immedien steps in it, he applied to the Court Si= Bench for, end onbionantly obtainer!, •_a to compel them to come Were the Sheriff and seethe the amount of compensation to be &winded. —After theAry had been owns, they proceede to view the premises. In the manias a enist lsstiw took plan biennia the eosassl end selidines a either elk, with die view eta virdiet bone ;VII: =PRESS. WFADIONMAY EVENINCoIANTJARY 10 r-40 hies stoppul the primmer he the Brinewrimd, with the property they produced est his poessa, for which he could gin no satisfeetary account. —W. &snide!, clerk to the district church of Bf. Andrew's , Kingwood, Surrey, deposed that on Wednesday mornin g he west to the alswee, and faun' that widths use meat of e window was broken. leavhii a Wes large emsfash e.r a man to tad • ladder lying la the shwelyard,widel had evi dently been wed for the of getting to the window. Witness on making this keen entered the elswoh, and mimed from the coma the table lane s a ear pike, and some articles of lees mdse, all wheels things he saw safe on the neOt of Sunday, the 31st of last month . —A con stable stated that the pa ith church of Button, near Maid ens:se had been brokea into between the Bth and 9th of November, and plundered of a variety of property. lenteollese the whiskies carried away were 29 pieces of silver coin of the reign of Qui en Elisabeth, which were highly pd by the rector sad inhabitants of the parish. They ha been dug up in the formation of a grave in a part of the church yard which had not been disturbed for many yean_, and were placed in the mazy-room as a great curiosity. On the Bth of Nov., the day after the robbery, twenty.two of the coins were so ld to a person named Salomon, a jew, at Chatham, and Mrs. Clef; the wife of a pawnbroker, at the some place, purebred two of the silver coins stolen, from a man whose description wawa - red in every particular with that of the prisoner, and whose identify be had no doubt to be able to prove by the attendance of Mrs. Cleff and Salomon.—G. Gill, clerk of Trinity District Church, Bromley-common, Kent, deposed that on Sunday, 17th Dec , otter the morning prayers, the prisoner came into the church and requested to light a cigar. After much difficulty he procured a light from the flue, and went away. Ihe same morning or night the church was broken into, and every article of value which it contained was carried away. The entrance had been effected, as is the last instance, by removing a portion of the window. Mr. Keene, the paler at Horeemonger-lane Prison, said that on the prisoner being brought to his prison on Wednesday evening las' he was recognised as the person who had es gaped frog. Kingston Prison in Apr 11,1846, and he was there fore HA'e to be tried for the escape, and to be transported for life.—Mr. Becker committed the prig- net. for trial on the charge of stealing the srtkles found in his posees.ion from Kingswood Church, observing, at the same time, that he might, if necessary, be tut upon his trial ler escaping from prison. THAMBB.—Twn DANIA AND THE BCHLIBWIO-HOL @TUNDRA —I. Waif, master of the Danish vessel Fanny, and M. P. Mortimer, one of his crew, and two other Danish o ctane, K. Jarmo' and E A. Elam, were finally exa mined, charged with creating a riot in the Bast India Docks, and tearing down the rational flaas from the Lucia, the Bite, and the Pax, three vessels belonging to the duchy of Schleswig-Holstein.—Mr. Clarkson said he appeared on be half of Mr. F. Wilson, the Danish consul, who wished it to be understood that he gave no countenance to either of the parties engaged in the disturbances which had taken place at the Bast India-docks, nor was he there to justify the conduct anther of them. It would, however, be necessary to ob serve that the duchy of Holstein bad no recognised flag in the port of London, but obtained entrance for its vessels ins this port in virtue of • treaty which it had en tered into with Denmark. Perhaps, therefore, his worship would be of opinion with him (Mr. Clarkaoa) that it was very indestotons in the subjects of a state avail ing itself of such a treaty to hoist a Bag which was calculated to provoke feelings of hostility. As the parties charged had new been made aware that they must not violate the laws of this country, whatever may be the provocation offered, he hoped his worship a euld let them go about their busineu. He also Loped that the people of fiebleswig-Holettio would be made to understand the im propri-ty of availing themselves of Danish protection in this port ; and, at the same time hoisting a gag esleulased to provoke and outrage the feelings of the people of Denmark. —Mr. Yardley said that when the case was before him on a former wanton he th alined to interfere as to the merits of any divine, between the 'ultimo of any two dependent or independent states, but inquired into the matter with • view to ascertain whether or not a breach of the laws of this country had been committed. He looked at the charge net so much in the light of a private injury us breach of toe laws of Bugland. The Decks Company fed expressed a desire that no further proceedings should be had in the ease. r ith that request he (Mr. Yardley) was willing to comply ; but if any further riots should take Mace, the per sons taking part in them would certainly be proceeded against for violating the laws of this country. In making these observations he wished to have it distinctly nodal stood that he offered no opinion as to any differences which may exist between the Danes and the Schleswig-Holateiners. Cltakol OP MURDER COXXITTBD Tax YEARS *oo. .1. Regan, an Irishman, was charged with wilful murder.—A constable said that from information he had received, he had arrested the prisoner that day on the charge of having com mitted a murder in Ireland nine or tea years ago, and on further inquiry he fund out the man who saw the murder committed.—T. Coghlan said he had been two years in this country. Oa the 17th of March, 1840, or rather he believed 1839, he lived in the village of Kelbronogue, in the parish of Skull, in Ireland. He kir w John Sullivan, the deceased, sad the prisoner. He saw Regan strike Sullivan on the heal. He heat him on the back part of the head until his skull was broken, Out the doctor said it wisent that that killed him, though it would be enough to do so, but a blow that he got over the temple. He lived three weeks after be got the beat ing, and when he died a warrant was issued against Regan, whom witness did not again see until he came to thiscountry. —lnspector Lewis said he understood an inquest had been held on the bode, and a verdict of " wilful murder" re turned.—Mr. Yardley told the prisoner that he could say what he pleased, but it would be written down.—Prisoner I had no more hand in hitting him than you had, gentle men. I saw Sullivan when he was lying in his bed, and said to him, " You have no charge against me, Jack ?" and he said he bad not.—Coghlan : Yes, you said it was your brother-in-law did it then, but you know I saw you, Jerry. —Prisoner: 'Twee a man of my name t at did it ; and is it likely that that man there would be looking me in the face these two years and never say a word about it before —Mr. Yardley said he would remand the prisoner for • wiek, and in the mean time directed the officers to commu nicate on the subject with the proper authorities in Ireland. MONEY MARKET. TUZSDAY EVIINING, The Bank of England opened iisririWitc:thePaolic duly entitled for the payment of dividends to-day, and was favoured with the usual fell attendance. The funds opened strong on the occasion, with Consols at 891; they afterwards improved to 891 to 1, and were bought at the latter full rate. But towards the close of the day, with business rather dull, these rates were not entirely maintained, although Consols still left off 891 to 1 ex dividend both for money and account. Reduced Threes were 891 to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 894 to 1. Long Annuities, 8 11-16 to t. Exchequer Bills, 445. to 465. prem. India Bonds, 445. to 465. prem. Bank Stock, 189 to 191. The foreign market was almost without change. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 48 to 9 ; the Fours, 76 to 7. Belgian, 74 to 6. Russian, 102 to 4. Spanish Fives, 14 to 4; the Threes, 27 to 1 ; Passive, 31 to 4. Portuguese, 251 to 61. Mexican, 25 to 4. New Granada improved to 14 to 15. Bra zilian were 75 to 7. Chilian, 87 to 9. buenos Ayres, 24 to 6. Venezuela, 18 to 20. Peruvian, 48 to 50. A letter from the Peruvian envoy, which appears in a morning paper, explanatory of his course of pro ceeding since his arrival in this country with re ference to the official proposals for the arrangement of the debt since agreed to, and of which it now appears he was not the bearer, as supposed, has excited much attention in City circles. It is only just to say that the explanations of his excellency appear frank and satisfactory so far as he is concerned, and that he stands acquitted upon this showing of having in any shape assisted by indiscretion, improper confidences, or otherwise, in promoting the ne farious speculation in Peruvian Bonds, to the pre-' judice equally of the bondholders and the public, which was carried on by some parties who somehow or other became possessed of the secret. The letter is of value also for the precise dates which it furni-hes with respect to this Peruvian affair, and which must materially help to unravel certain complexities. Another letter from Senor Rivero, the Peruvian Consul-General, accompanying and inclosing that of Senor Osmir, the Peruvian envoy, states, moreover, that _" at this moment circumstances of a grave character are endeavoured to be kept secret, and a direct reply to his (the envoy's) letter withheld." The matter cannot of course rest where it is. The chairman and deputy chairman of the Spanish Amer ican committee, to each of whom his Excellency Senor Osma a:dressed copie, of the letter now published, have yet to be bend, and will of course not be slow with their explanations, for distinct references and complaints uf made in the letter, of some parts of their conduct in the business. As the Express, under this head, wu the first, and for some time stood alone, to call public attention to the discreditable character of the speculation in Peruvian bonds, and to stigmatise it in the only terms, harsh as they might sound, which could intelligibly represent it, it will be seen that enough has transpired already to show that we were not without a clue to the secret of what was going forward, fully exonerating Senor Osma at the same time from any imputation other than that of having been innocently or indis creetly accessory perhaps by ill-bestowed confidences in one or other quarter. It may be observed as a singular want of courtesy, not to place upon it a harder construction, that this letter of Senor Osma to the chairman and deputy chairman of the committee is dated as it wasdelivered on the sth of this month, com plaining of misrepresentations, omissions, and the ab sence of proper explanations ontheir part at the meeting of the bondholders, and requiring rectifications, re tractations. and the whole tenth for his own justification; vet that on the Bth (yesterday) no answer had been received from either one or the other, beyond a note of five lines from the chairman, in which he touches not ace single point at issue, but contents himself with briefly saying that " finding POLICE. v -.IIBTERDAT. BO W-STRERT.—Posr-ornon Itosausus.— G. Miller, a letter carrier, warned at Stratford, was charged with stealing a litter eammitted to his chugs for delivery.— A. W. Money, a fotemea in the berries of Mr. Rey Shutt le worth, remembered far his mistress a letter for Miss Coota.—Mr. M. R. w!lekaeps, a president of the London district, mid that the letter produced would, in the usual conies of business, be forwarded to the Strstiord post-office, where the prisoner was employed se an auxiliary in the month of December last—Miss All.. Coots said that she resided at Manor House, Rut Hem, which is about two miles from Stratford, sad she believed the letter produced, which never came to hand, had been written to her is De cember last by Mrs. Shottlaworth.—A constable preved that on the 6th December, in a nem occupied by the prisoner, he discovered between the bed sacking some pieces of paper and the letter produced tied in a parcel ; the name and address being cut out of the envelope Mr. Robert Smith, the superintending president of the Lon don district, said that the prisoner's Way was 12.. p e r week, his duties as an auxiliary not being more then hal f of every day. On the 18th of September, and on several ma shes since that period, he received anonymous counuuies ices by poet, containicg abusive langnue respecting Mr. Peacock, the solicitor, Mr. Sculthorpe, and others, which were written La pencil, ti the following effect:—" Fire —all the meeorted letters I have I burn, except when they con tain money. I have been in office some years, and have been hornet, but will be so no more upon 12a. a-week. Sometimes I make' 225., sometimes 325. e-week—it makes up for short wages. Fire tells no tales. You may lay your traps, and do what you hie, you never can find me out. I take them Some before I break the meals. I send this to let you know that auxiliaries want more mosey. You may know this paper, but you don't know the wring. Twelve Aniline a week—is that sufficient wages for Rosen curlers ? We are not all Beall calves. —Bony 81111T11."—Upon corn paring the writing with that upon popers found in the pri soner's room, they are exactly like.—J. Miller, the prisoner's nether, haying :stained all the pencil writing produced, identified it es having been written by the prisoner.—The prisoner was committed for trial—The printer was next charged with stealing another letter, containing a key, the pro_urty of the Postmaster General- The lute r was posted In Watling-street, about a month back, by Mrs. Yammer, end addremed to Miss Moffat, Nunn School, Waltham stow, enclosing a key and two notes ; end about the 'an time a letter was received there by Miss Girt, at the school, without the enclosures, instead of which were two pieces of paper, on which was written in pencil as follows:—" name is Wiens Awake. I thought this was gold, mum. I sent the letter to the office. I only get 12s. a week, earns, en I I shall thieve when I can, end you unnothelp yourself, warm." —Mr. Smith said that in September be received by post a scrap of peps bearing the pencil writing, " I broke the key, end I thought it was gold when I opened the letter. I shall not be honest no more at 12s. a week." Anther scrap con tained the words, If I get twelve years I shall laugh at the judge." The stamp on the envelopes showed that the com munications cams from the Stratford pest-office. The same proof being given u to the identity of the handwriting re• eructing the map of paper enclosed to Miss Girt, the pri soner declined saying anything in his defence to either charge. and he was again committed for trial. F. Ildheraback, employed In the general post as a letter carrier for 16 years, was charged with stealing a letter con taining two half sovereigns. The prisoner's wages and emoluments were about 1001. a year, his walk being one of the best in the metropolis. He also was committed tor trial. WORSHIP-STREBT.—lftcsortotis S&Ls or PoisoN. —H. Squires, who appeared to be lab .nring under mental imbecility, was charged with having attempted to derroy himself by taking a qw.ntity of oxalic acid.—Police-constable Beasley stated that on Saturday afternoon ha was callid into a low lodging house in Whituthapel, where he was informed that one of the inmates had taken poison ; and found the prisoner in a complete state of stupefaction. On the table by :deride was an empty cup, and a paper containing the sediment of some whits powder, without any label or Inscription to indicate is deadly character. The prisoner was conveyed to the London Hospital, where he had since remained in too shattered a condition to admit of his re. ritual until that morning, when he was given hate custody, and stated, in extenuation of his conduct, that he hid been driven to despersion, in consequence of having been discarded by his mother, who resided and considerable property in Monmouthshire, and that E c e 7- I subsequently been refused a kind of relief by the parish authorities of White cbspel, to whom be had applied for assistance. The landlord of the lodgitl house produced a well written letter which the prisoner kad left, explanatory of his motives for attempting hie life, and also a communication which had arrived that morning trom his :nether at New— in which she briefly intimated, that snarler at Newport, . .e wl she briefly intimatea, having been apprised by her son of his intention to commit suicide, she wished him to be handed over to the police, as he was eubjeet to occasional fits of insanity. In answer to questions from the magistrate the prisoner said, that after repeated unsuccessful applications for assistance to his mother and other affluent members of his family, he was compelled to seek admission to the Whitechapel Union Workhouse, in which parish his father had formerly carried on an extensive business, end he obtained shelter there for a few days, but was abruptly turned out last week, for no other assigned reason than that he was subject to attacks of epilepsy. The prisoner added, that a chymist in Whitechapel, had sold him the oxalic acid in the paper pro duced by the officer, without putting any questions to him whatever.—Mr. Ha mmilli said that this was another initiate of the culpable want of caution which the venders of such deleterious articles were in the constant habit of display ire, and which called loudly for the interference of the l gide tore, with the view of impaling some more stringent restric tions to regulate their sale. With regard to the prisoner, as he was teauitestly not in a condition to go at large, he should order him to be remanded until his friends could be wanton pleated with, and some effectual means adopted to pr.vide for his future safety. BINIVOLINCI.—The following contributions have been rec. ived on behalf of the unfortunate sculptor and his dis tressed family, a statement of whose ease appeared in our paper =Saturday :—J.C., Buinghalbstreet, 11. ;W. 8., ; G. D. S. and J. D. 8., 15e. ; E. D. L., las, ,• Charles Discs, Esq., Stanstead.park, ; a Si. note from R. 8..-11. to be applied to the sculptor, and the residue to the poor-box. The magistrate has also received 12e. of postage stumps for the purposes of the poor-box from A. B. CLERKENWELL.—THIZIPOLD CHAIOI or BIGAMY, FOROIRT ' AND DMIZITION.—H. F. Pierce wss final l examined charged with forging and uttering a hank post b fee 241. 75., also with bigamy and derertion.—Mr. Pettey, clerk to Messrs. Conte; and Co., the bankers, deposed that, on the 13th November ' the cheque produced was received. Mr. A. W. Singer kept au account at Meows. Coutes end Co.'s.—T. G. Dodd, clerk to Messrs. Contts and Co., on the 13th November, sealed up the letter containing the Bank poet bill (produced), and posted them with other letters.—Mr..fohnson, a clerk in the Bank of England, said he paid the Bank poet bill (now pro duced) te the misty who presented it at the Bank of Eng land. He paid him with three 61. notes, Nos. 24,515.16-17. all dated the 2nd October, 1648, and 91. 7s. in cash. The party who received the money was told by him (witness) to write the receipt on the back of the bill, when he went away and brought it beak reoeipted.-1. Heighten, colour sergeant in the Grenadier Guards, said that the prisoner was a private in that regiment. He left on a furlough on the 22nd of October last, for 28 days. Witness had known him since 1844. The whole of the writing on the cheque (now pro dueled) was in the prisoner's handwriting.—Mr Singer de poled that he kept an account with Mews. Coutte and Co. The letter and cheque (produced) were not in hie handwriting. He never authorised anybody to sign his name to the cheque. Hs errs able to say that the cheque was stolen from his cheque book. He had a female servant, named Pierce, in his employ. She was the wife of a soldier (the risoner), who used to visit her with his (Mr. Singer's sanction. —A pollee eon stable deposed that on the 20 of December, the primer accosted him, saying he was very uneasy in his mind, sod wished to deliver himself up to justice. He said he had found a Bank post bill for 241. 75., between Isle worth and Brantford. He receipted it at the Bank of England, and got the money. He had spent the money in profligacy, and, was miserable.—lnspector Julian traced the pimps: to have committed bigamy and to have deserte from his regiment, and he was fouakliving expensively at Portsmouth, at the Fountain-hotel.—the prisoner was com mitted for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREE T.—AN INVITATION ro Sup ra'. —B. Rochfort was charged with baying run up a score anise shillings at an hotel without having any means or intention of paying for it, and with assaulting the waiter. —The defendant went with a friend to the Blue Posts Hotel in the Haymarket, and had supper, which came to Woe shillings. The defendant's friend, when asked for pep mint, said he was the guest, and he left the house. The defendant when requested to diecharge dr: account, said he had been invited by - his friend to sup with him, and there fore he could not Wok of paying. The defendant attempted to force his way out, and on being prevented by the waiters, he struck them. Mr. Dick, the landlord, was also struck.— Mr. Bingham faired a las of 20e. for the assault ; but, as Mr. Dick did net wish to psis the charge heavily, he would remit it, if the detandeat hued means to pay the landlord the account be bed sassed up. LAMBETH.—Ronaure Cituacass.—H. Wilson, alias W. Dwane, was reetommined, ebarged with having a sur e pdpit =Aim sad other articles, whisk had evi hoes stolen tram sows amen or okapi, in his cmiss.—The paissaa, is 1846, was esenuittod for bream Me the mamba of tits We Ara- Wiry of Oar Webary, at Addington, sad Waft a quan tity at plate, wail was emaleassil to trenspenabon for years. Oa kb remind Area W eansebonee to the pekes, the Flour, ea aosudsg, sad gaup seen 1p .sod geese= trasousing lb. veer et the poi at brtiis r= ist wi the wesd allad. 4 ei kad 141"bei at that :It ba ollirai llis be _ to Ike preeint tine In usage Julies. Oa edunday last two emu- Nene inaccuracies" in the report of his epefth in PI sustain morning paper, he had "written to the editor" thereupon. Foreign exchange rated at nearly the same quota tions as lest post-day. The negotiations on Ameter dam were 12.2 to f ; on Rotterdam, 12.21; on Ant werp, 26.65 to 70; on Hamburg, 13.11 to on Frank fort. 121 to ;on Paris, 26.56 to 60—at short, 26.30 to 36; on Vienna, 11.27 to 80 ; on Leghorn, 32 ; on Naples, 39; ; on Madrid, 471 to l on Lisboa, 5l# — all at three months, except as otherwise expressed. INGILIBB Bank Black, U. 3 per Ot Rel. Anna, PO* I 3 par Ca Com. Anne., 8.1 * 3 per EC. Anna., 1723, 31* ec T. blew 3* per Anna, 30 808 Ifir uium, up. J. 6, MO. Ditto. 30 L, sip Jan. 5,1890, _— FOREIGN . FUND& bats Bondi, under £l6OO, 44 4 South Sr New Awnn.. 8 4 7)46 Gongola for Amt., 691 lizelatusr .If6r6a. 46 4 6 ; Id, June, 464 Ditto, 1,500. Mardi, 46 4 Ditto. Bina. 2}4., Mara, 46 ; 261., June, 46 FUNDS._ - - - 5 per Ct. Brad BotUre, — irrOall, 75i 8 1 per Ct. Granada Bonds, 141 15 f Ditto, Deferred, 2I j 5 or Cent. Mexican, 1844, 251 I Ditto, Amt.. Jan. 16, 251 6per Ct. Peruvian Ma.. 50 Ditto, nom.. Jan. H. 414 5 per Ct. Portuguere Bowls, 71 i per etrPortugutee Btle., Acct.. 26 6 Der Ot t letalah Bar, Acct., Jen. 16, 1 f Ditto, re rends. 36 3 1 per Ct. Bonds, 27 21 4 4 r C l.Dut i es kaoh., 12 OWL, per 11.. Dutch Certif., 761 6 SICHANOI7B AND TOCKB ABROAD. Sinews, Jas. 11.—Loan. 1840, 861 Ditto 1842. 891 Ditto, 1844, 774 77; DMto.l6lB, 834 ; Loan of the City. 11 , 2, 98; Ditto, 1843. 851 Auk or BalOBA. , 6ft ; Ditto Lao, 1841, 98 Ntitange on London. 6.—liinoverian Loan Five per Cast., 104 1032 ; Burden Nowlich Lona. 992 99; Ditto, Certif.. Five per Cent, 96 Ditto Five per Cent., 92 ; Ditto Your per Costa, 81 802 ; Prowhia Five per Owit, 101 101; BelgianTwoantta-Half per Cent.. 44; Danish English Loan Three pis Cent.. GM .42 ,* Ditto, in .6100 shares, 858; Swedish Your per Celia, 98 ,• D tto, Trine Lan, 922 N Four per Centa„ 96 93; ilpinivb Ardohn Five pe.r Cents., Pi 9:Miro. Inland, Three per Oetli, 19 182 ; American por Cent., 99i. Ex changes on London : Hamburg. Jan. 5, 1314 ; Ditto, two months, 13 ; Vienna, Jan. 2, two toomths. 17 18. BIRLIN, JAN. 8.-84. Three.and Half per Ceuta, 80. 16tchanitel: pa Landon. 6291; llambus, 1302 1302 ; Paris, 9811-12. Tae NATIONAL DEBT.—The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury having certified to the commis sioners for the reduction of the national debt, in pursuance Of the Act 10 Geo. IV. cap. 27, sec 1, that the actual epee diture of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland exceedvdthe actual revenue thereof, for the year ended the 101 day of October, 1848, by the sum of 1,784,0311. 2d. The commirsioners for the reduction of the national debt hereby ' give venire, that no sum will be pplk dby them on account of the sinking fund, under the provisions of the said set, be tween the 7th day of January, 1849, and the sth day of April, 1849.—National Debt Olica, Jan. 4, 1849.-8. HIGHLY, Comptroller-General.—From loot night's Gazette RAILWAY NEWS. TUESDAY. We have had little activity in the share market The habitual speculators or jobbers for the fall com plain of having suffered severely by the rise in prices of the last few weekr, and are no: inclined to renew their dealings. Prices have been fairly maintained on the whole, Great Northerns being the shares which have been most affected in decliue. SHAHS LIST.—LONDON, JANUARY 9. Nero —The quotations at atm In Rowan eit.ractars denote actual tanninctions: those of Una In Italics oelleso' Woos PAID 14 , London a I. Western 4fil Do. New 601 34 1.0. Any 400 SO Do. Cons Ten ths 40 Do. do. Todiss 15 Do. Thirds L De N. rrstr7 pr. Cl - um Pep. f•pt...maceitit 11 ° n.,Sqlisb. leoeil 4 Mon., aux,. & Mat. I n uo i ve atifls tm. ..Shil. s itr i 10 Do. Sr., lot. 140 D0.01.0rid5..,44. 100 Midland 1100 Do. Cori. 25 Du. but ohms 100 Do.Dirrs. 100 itlact Do.C.art.abig 00 M ANL . 140 Ma GI. !Vat i 1 100 Nnroulk thrhas 26 North Brstesk ' Do. abaft! IAI I. :ibercleas .. . A pawn,' his. II sui., Dud. caSIAI • ay. pLer vita guar., lie. do.withoviguarl Eh Wei & & Vtlan !tiros. d Or. J c tilt..o . r i rt h,; :prar. Boston Stuns di= Bristol and Exder 77iirda ......I 11.3b1e.1640 Do. A 44 j ura . prefe:Wciii ,Cliesterues, I I lotyliead Do. Preference . Direct Lon.trortass. • N.Aut2.4.I..akIkLILDI , 31 P . 1441444 Vona 1 1/0.461.44666.61604 Do. tat. Spa No. 1; Do. t De.NortNast64:42i Do.. de.. I Y. 4.441 4 111 141 Do. shares I Do. do. New, !Eastern lbws a.; par Do.. do. .. .0w b lad. Do. do. - .. Di D0.40..14:046.1*171 I D0.14.44)96.6p44. , 1 East Lancashire. f IflE Ds9 ew , 1 shares 16 Do. bp etre/464 1 1 Ip. Etat Lluoubashlre si 4. 1. Ndloburght..Ul444o4 Do., shares j 44. Exeter, levet!, Dore II 011. Great Nortkern ll i 41 • 110.d0.1 Adeterrpo l'o.do.j 8.6 :At J. 14.16,444444... 1. 1841. ,Otaluutb &Nat IreV 1111.14ortb et ' 42 6 12 104. 381 11 W. 11 :104 Al a 3 iti• 26 14d. • T 1$ •1 . I 1100 Nurfull 16 Do. Nets 6 . Ito do Guar 61p01 90 1 Do dr. 6t.wr Cant.; 2 NOrtls £ISA. Western', 15 North dtaffot,.ahlre. 50 Ozt.Wurom..a.Wolv. l 10 head. Uudd.. & Kelt 9 Royston A tlitekho.." ',345 Scottish Central ~..I ;25 Scottish Midland. 10 9 Shiews.‘lllr. A Do. do das Do. do Now. guar. 111 164rttradd:Aes114 IVA( 9 /to. Halves .... WI Do. Osicestri 1 De. Nno . ..icti 10 Do.operettd 4 2us ahrolre Union 60 .. 25 . Ito. Preference.... .4 &ndA Staffordshire 33! dumb Eastern .: :.•: : , ii D iaio74ol7ll76l l p. It p. o Nato, .vp. Sad Wodani.... 111 Ladiatom ..... 86 Do I Amnia Do. lOU If I€l. Do. /o'er, 171. 1121. Mat and Sella • lid Do. Idiom ... fa Do. sAaroo.. ~ 1 14 Lame. and Satlldo el DJ. Thints.,_ 116 II Loomuskirta Yorksh i Du. do. 2l I 4. Do. sharer ll al. 14 Do. Mora Y Do. Fifth, 46, Do. Sixionsta; 1 pfd. 13 , Da. Thirds . . - 701. 100 Nowduat 40411 7 Do. .N. Vaunt 76, Lto.rratowa Wore bob 31 22 60 • U D ed o a aad . taborer . dion' V . 4 i bp. Sta W Leeds and TWA 22 42 Ito. Nno St 16d. 31 Doak P 22.429 01 257 1 - 3: Lie. Crosby, a ausiak 131 London & Dkac6enoll 4l 6 Z. Do. &Oration 10 Lon Jarsbatookli. Co. ri Do.Gtir. 6 Per a. Y Y 7 to I o.r. , :kren.sextv• 41, 61 Csr.hp.CLIIIES 42 61 I Do. NowlMmogoet 12, Loudou :uol,diveint. Do. Pratirettee. _ 04.W,-- i~u~u lie u.. do. No.l 14 1 Do. do . ..... 3 RlO Lo. do. * Med-- 10 Scrip N 4. 4 2el fonitA Woks. 6 8 l'or‘..lhot 4 Yoke 60 WeszValloy , i 2 6 Do do. !Za - 6 - 6 - 1124 ris. lEt it 31 X 4l 11 91. 1 4 1 6 ;17 DI 0. I. fo: 'DPI ;Silk 1 1 141 3j,. lIL Par 4.0.1. I e.L 14 14 i 3 is i!'01:' 7I i i 21 Mx I 6) 41d. tl 64. 1 31 41p (4 a l. 140 Wuw.cia:.& Wcym 111 ll'in 62ans.nS. If esil 125 York. News. k Dee. 16 Do.ore.6leire Her. 16 DoEiNoilkg Nw 1 :5.;6 DoioNo2 w.g lier • tl DoUN kWurorProfl 60 York& Nth. Milling 'lO I . . SS Do E.AW.17.1416.)11 Yoll6los BAILIN/11'd. 61 Anglo-Dalian l ul BouitutandAnn as 17 Cen.o./ Fr.ior.i Yen, IS Demenna 7i Pinch Rhenish. 7i Loorein a fa Sinsibrs 'lO Ditto Nemur and Liege 12 N oriburt; of Fume 7 Oritsene & Bordeaux U and Rpm, 10 Do. do. le Para and Orleans .70 Ituucn O Paris & Strasbourg . :20 Rouen and Barre 31 Bomber and Meuse 'l4 Strusfroury do Bak • T MSS w.. N•inte s • Werr htessetva 671; Ditto ' l . lef f 6 1 3 a r . Ditto, Priorll ft*. Priority 1 Ulnas/Ada, 16 :1= 41 14 LS 17i e Tit a t. j 244 7 10i lid. 6, bed. 6!• IsiPdosii" .. k.iiaaire'lSSl 2 ihiMiars. L. &8.;6 In 7 Do. New.. ... ..... 1 12 2;p. 2 Du. YOU.. .4, 61p. 6 Mo. 40.0. oh., 1... t 10 Maul sh Nana SI 72p. 10 1.4210Lah.,12 B 6126 I D0.101.0i..2/14 Bt. 24 3p. J•s. 6.—liaanburg trZ . 9Cokl"7ll,4.llrAHitablirl lit,e2lenburs......; Allem Ilanocatte &cam NaTierlias. N. I:I ltd. l e, •, PrforitY ty crows. , L•burg, w : ifi - 1 GM. COMMERCIAL AND MAREETS. PROF/UCH. MINCING -LANs, JAN. 9. —The large public sale* of sugar which were looked forward to with some anxiety, went off extremely well at the full pekes of last week, and a large quantity sold—say 20.r0 Mids. West India, 11,000 bags Ilaurititv and 2,050 bags Bengal. About 400 hbds. of West India were also eirld in the private contract market. Refined has not been active, but prices are ftm. Grocery lumps, 400 r., Sic —Coffee bas further advanced, and • full amount of nuances been done. Plantation Ceylon sold at 2s. to 3s advance on the last public sale price, and 1,200 Dogs nat've good sedirary Ceylon at Ma., which was Is. advance on yesterday's pnvate contract max.—Cocoa: Bahia bought in 27a. Gd.—Saltpetre sold at lull prices. Ref., 7f, lee.; ref., SI, 20.. 66.. Madras, ref. 141, 25a. BMA dull. Low white Bengal sold 9e. GA.—Pimento offered, and bought In at high prices, Md. 44.—lturn firm at the I,te advance.— Cotton has been in brisk demand. 1,200 bags sold at very full prices. —Tallow remain dull, 41s. 9d., 42s.—Tea steady, -.C. thawed sold hearty in public eate.—Bengal Ringer sold 24e., 21a. ad.—Tapioca bought to ed.-84111,W eaftlower sold 31. 17s. 6d. to I. 10s.—lute colt 151. tll ,—ln other articles no material alteration, but there is evi dently great confidence on the part of buyers of most articles. co rToN.—LIVERPOOL, JAN. 9.—The market to Jay was rather dat —the sales were 4,000 halo, including 700 taken tor' export, and 300 fur speculation. Prices remain unaltered. MANCXEsTIiII, JAN. 9.—There is au akeense of activity in the market to-day, which wet:este strongly with the busy aspect ,it has presented of late. Buyers are, generally, keeping aloof for the preen; flndicg i. impossible to yield to 'he advair.cs now asktAl, and producers, on the other hand, being well engaged, show so dilxieition to take fresh contracts, except at better priors. This state of things of course leads to a temporary pause. The cessation of business alluded to ts fully nr re applicable to the yarn than to the goods market. In the latter, printing cloths of all kinds are so scarce so to command the fullest rates of last week, and a fair inquiry for other descriptions is experienced, al th ough not malting in any extensive cperations. The borne trade houses have had a good many country customers within the last few days, and are lo,,kieg forward to a brisk spring trade.:-Monehesfer Ermitilter gad Times. _ .... WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Leens, JAN. 9.—There was a good attendance attempts in the cloth halls this morning, and a con siderable amount of business was done both for the home and foreign trades. Woaded blues and wool-dyed blacks of the middle and better qualities Were in demand, with an assortment of rife, olive, and brown cloths, and a few plots. Prices were not materially altered. BLANBETS.—IiECKIKONDWITLE, Jax, B.—The attend ance of merchants in the Blanket HaU this afternoon was somewhat improved, but there was no corresponding increase in the extent of the bU•intill transacted. Still it was understood that orders to a 0011- hiderable extent were given out for ear.) shipment. There was no quotable alteration in values. iron the LONDON A 217711.— Thud4y, Jan. 9. BAN BRUN S. Gamma ADDMON, Tipton, thaffordabies, builder, to surrender Jan. 23a Feb. 20, at 11.1, at Birmingham Ct. Bola., Bolton Dudley, & Motteram it Co., Birmingham • WT . . assig., Whitmore, Bi rmingham. Taurus Costes, Sunderland, wine merchant, Jan. 19 & Feb. 23, at 12, at Newcastle upon-Tyne Ct. Bola, Mmes. maples & Co., Freda , riek's-pl, Old Jewry, a Mears. Wright, Sunderland; off. assig., Watley, Newoastle.upon-Tyne. Joss Caossetrao, Wartoo, Lancashire, limn merchant, Jan. 23 & Feb. 13, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. 8010., CornUawaite a Co., Old Jewry chamb., & Vishay & Stone, Liverpool ; off. WA*, Harem; Live, pool. Jinx ligatures ALIILTHAOT, Gnat St. Helen's, Ilisbopagaz-st.- within, merchant, Jan. 19 at I, & Feb.l3 at 11, at BasinshalLst dol., Steels, Lincoln'alan.Belds; off. aria., Pennell, GoildhalLebsasb. Taunus Duero", Park-village East, Regent's-park, Maas ailverer, Jan. 18 at lon Feb. 22 at 12, at Basingball-aL dol., Parma, Pancras off. arig., Janson, Ilminghall-st. Jame Emma Lmtoe, Nottinghamshire, Mee manufacturer, Jan. 28 & Feb. 23, at 11, at Birstgham Ct. 1301 , Bowley, Notting ham; off awdg., littleston, Nottingham. OCCl2lollbrewer, Jan. 17 & Feb. 28, at IS, at Ct. bols., Haters= & Binding. ham; off. twig, Christie, Birmingham. GILLIS PLUMB FLINST It Hmrar ,011.11 CHAIM/IS, Klitd.le, amble, viaegar brewers. Jan. HI lk Fab. 12, at 11, at Liverpool Cl. Bola., Masers. Kelghtley t CO. Chanoary-la, lk Holden, Liverpool; oft. malt, Ossmove, Liverpool. WiLLIAINI Watts& lame CilomeatacaL. Bloomsbury, merchant, Jan. 18 & Feb. 19, at 12a at Bat Sol., Holmes, Fwaclurcb 11t.,• at,. rms., Turgo.4 2 6. b. waLIAN lama; Warwickshire. provision dealer, Jan. ..«R~ 27 & Feb. ty , a t 12 , a t Birmingham Ct, Sol , Benson, Linu;• 4 o 2 ,, I off. 'Mr, Chrkvtie, Birmingham. Jowl MAVWX, Mark. Somersetabire, draw, y k s . m & e., Feb . ..2 l ,zt ke, l l3 l,X ol fi ; ris oir tol . Ct ig ... Ab . bg ishoo ltt zi misc. I Josses Omar, Bradford. York.kire aottonwsop dyer jnati Fab. 28, at 11, at Leeds Ct. 8.118., Clarkff t flaatkampers.k i h & & Leeds. Watson, Bradford; & Hood & & 811,101 , "Obi et Mitg, V"'" , 1 &rig, Joars Patter:ins, Holbora-bars, City, shawl at 2, Feb. 24 at 12, at Swingball-W. Mardis & 416 Newgateot. • off. aside., Follett, Sambrook.m. Braman ism Duke-at, Westminster. boot & Jan. 18 at 1, & Feb. 17 at 12, at Basinghall.k. Ifsgig k 2 11. 1 1 : 01 10 64. barn-pL, Gre_e:,: m aildhalLua LLED. AN, Straka-lane, City, papaw, Herefordshire, farmer. 'fffITIONEBIL J. P. E. Beat Beard/me, 111— tlue,WWWOulammy uy BrWtl Ow gni reWt offlev. W. Meru; Waletelooo. Anwa. W. rag.. Morebara Huh.% Ds.. slum to C. b. r n ez . Minn, siashmi hk J.A.Potter. Oarbovae. Wolk ar 0. Manse. Wolverbamptou ski, boar dealer. ug rl• e . J. !dams Lrtaseaa , Sursraskas amarr. uaoq Deal. mast aft. goer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. R. K. Aitchison, Great Windmill.st., Haymarket, wine taertkatt,... 2nd div. of Is. 4d., any Saturday, at Green'a, J. Bishop, Tredegar. Moaroouthehire, lioendtatirr Goildh Ist. di r. 44., Jan. 10, a three subsequent Wedneadaya, at Turquoid`r, alLchamb. J. Brumley, Kingstonmpon-Hull, glass & chin a d ea l er —I nd & div. of 2d. (together with let div. of 2s. 9d. on new proofs), Jai. 12, any subsequent Friday, at Carrkk's, Hut , . W. Child, Cheri:bey, Surrey, grocer-2nd di,. of 2s. 3d., aay Wu. lay, at Green's, Guildhall-,basis. J. Deakin, Liverpool, wine mtrebant—ld div. of 12s. 6d., Jan. 8, & my subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. W. subsequent Monda Drialtwater,y a t Bi Lirpoo rd's l, , dLiverpooi—L Ist div. of Bs. 3d., Jan. 8,1.07 8. IL Durrant, Woodbridge, Suffolk, linendraper—let div. of 36. y e uty Satan:toy, at Green's, Ouildhall-abamb. Lary Gilbert, Lawrence-la., City, innkeeper div. of lid. fan. 11, es thrte sutcequent Thursdays, at &student's, bating/ba. dreg& Jan. b. Cimuie Pcrc; Dee. 20. Jogs Jacztox, INSOLVENT 1 J. J. 8.W.1. Briatal. earpowtar. a. Can. Witaeura, as/aii, w et aulaW. J. Maxus, Ipswich, Ilablk. wet of basisem J. Coates. 11.40lagtaw quay. UAW*, a 4. tr. um, Liscols• Oka voter . a. Davie. Inabl. licaaard • tetualler. J. Ow lkaa. ns* Maple', Cliaelatre. pub. N. Ones. wa tn. T Oraan, Wulleritalases. St.ff*d dam saboolauter. C. Heath. kiram, Lent, bait &met. 0. Habbant. &dwell Asia, Falralt. rammer. J. Kt s• *wearers him 0. Ilattha pa rs. " Telitiactiaa. Heat. G. — Heath, Canterbury, draper—final di,. of le. 9d., any Saturday, at Green's, Odldhall.chanils. G. Heath • G. Dann, thinterbnry, drapers—final die. of Is. 10d , any Saturday, at Green's, Guildhall.chatub. H. Itodgliim., Birmingham, shoonaker-2nd dlr. of Is. 24., any Thursday, at Chrisue's, Birmingham. T. llohnes, Belgiave.st., South Pimlico, builder —lst die. of ;lA, Jan. 11, & three subsequent Thursdays, at tai 1114118,411. street. 11. Hopewell & A. Thacker, Leadenhall.M., City, outflttera—h,i di,. of Is. 3d., Jan. 11, & three following 1 bursdays, at titamfeld's, Basinghall-st J. S. Pince, Southampton, saddler —lat dlv. of 2a. lid., any Wey neaday, at Whitmore's, Ilasinahall.m. T. Peirson, Warwick-et., liulburn, money scrivener-3rd die, of In 6d., any Saturday, at Green's, Guildhall-shamb. P. Rogselll, Lime.st , City, memhant—tlnal die. of 21(1., any Saba. day, at Green'lGuildhall.chanib. W. dikock, un.,lCrawlepat, St. Pancras, Ivictualler—Ual die . of rd., any Salto y, at Green's., GuiWhall-clumb. G. Tattersall, Darks-at., Herkelm -isq., saiLler —final die. of ad, ' any Saturday, at Greek's, Guildhall.chamb. W. They, Reading, Ilerkshit e, common brewer —l.t div. of Sa Jan. 11, & three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansfeld's, Basing. hall.strect. W. Wake, Wingate-grange Colliery, grocer-Ist & final Mt of Lid., Jan. 13, & any subsequent Saturday, a• Baker's, Newcastle. upon-Tyne. I. Willis, Lower Groavenor.st., liannver-sq., comic seller-Ist die. sf Is. 6d., any Saturday, at Green's, GuilithAi.chark b. DIVIDENIM.—Feo. 7. J. Balsam, Enfield, Middlmes, smith— Feb. 2. J. RAI, Martin's-lane, City, merchant—Jun. 2. 8. Barwool, Great Yarnrwth, Nerfolk, Beb merchant—Jan. 30. J. 9. mo d ., Newmetle-under.Lyme, Sufforthh•re, wine merchant-1f ,ett. I" W. Burton, G. Oxman, & W. Smith, Manchester, masunicturers— Feb. 9. H. Colenult, Purism, IL ,nipshire, hiker—Feb. 2. F. Dina Luton, Bedfordshire, merchant—Feb. 17. W. U. Gratrix & J. Tam ner Nune.,ton, Warwiclohire, silk manna cturers —F e b. 2. 8. Haifhkle, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire hnendraper —Feb. 2. J. Hardy, Fullaum.road, Little Chelsea, plu mber— tbb. 2. B. Lloyd, Liomet, Leadenhall-st., City, coffee & chophouse keeper—Feb. 9. J. Lad, Crawshaw Booth, lane-Aire, cotton manufacturer—Feb. 1. J. Naiiss, New Ormond-at., St. George-the-Martyr, Du:kn.—Feb. 2. J. B. Par. wok, 2141t05t.. Camden-town, cheesernoager —Ft b. 1. J. PbiUa, Cross-at., Finsbury, dialer in horses—Feb. 2. S. Tindall, Areberat., Haymarket, kat passer. IiCOTCH SFAUESTRATIONa.—Charka WGregnr, Colin M. gar, at William M.Gregor, Elalegowee, graziers, Jon. 15 & Feb. 5, at arLaren's Inn, Blatrgowtie—Ttionais ltattray, Unita lehaele,Duldee, brewer, Jan. 12 le Feb. Vat the Brinell:ll.nel, Dun.!ee. PARTNERSHIPS DIsiOLVED.-0. A. Adam k S. J. Hawkins, Upper smith-st., Northampton-sq.—J. Angell & J. Angell, jun., Piutton.st., Ilsymarket—J. Barrow, J. Harvey, W. Harvey, k J. Tuner, Holborn-bridge, City, so fur as regards J. Turner—J. Beckett &G. C. Beckett, Liverpool—H. Broke & G. Wippertuattn, Mincing. lane, City—J. Brown, J. W. Scarlett, G. Nobls, J. Sykes, & 11. N. 83 keg, Leeds, so tar as regards J. Brown, J. W. Scarlet; & G. Nubia —J. J. Daman, J. W. Desoon, & C. Deacon, Wsibrook, City, so fir a s regains .1. W. Deacon—W. Y. Fretioody it C. Goldamid,eisil eo. sinews —J. Frith &II Frith, Sheffield—R. Gibbs &J. tobbs, Hr m. bury, Wiltshire—ll. Halstead & B. 11 alstrad, I tuedorfield, York. shire—T. Herbert &G. Herdtrt. Exeter—R. Ilibbert, .1. Ilibbert, T. & S. Hibbert. Godley & Dints, Cliesbit e, so La no regards 8. Ilibbert—J. Ilornbtower & E. P. Hornbtower —A. Jones & T. Jones, Liverpool—T. P. Jordeson & R. Brown, st. Mary-id-MIL City—E. Loogbottom, J. Alder, C. J. Knowles, L W. Knowles, 8. 11. Knowles, & 8. : . Knowles, sen., Birdat, Yortobiro, so fur an regards S. B. Knowles, sen.—P. Mogen & W. Rawclirre, Runcorn, Cheshire—C. Oates & J. F. Garrey, Heckmondwike, Yorkrhhe—J. Ottway & B. llowlett, Bninton's Works, Limehouste— J. Preston & F. PI COON Man. cheater—lL Robinson a P. Donaldson, Preston, Laneasbire—G. 0. Sampson &W. rt. Meadows, Ipswich., Suffolk—J. lisuieJerson k J. Licer.lone, Power-a.—J. Stook & W. shut p, Binningtuun —R. Thwaites, J. Smith, T. learuley, & J. Barrens, Bra ford, Yorkshire, an tar an regards J. Barrans—W. Tomlinson & J. Bars, Ashborne, Derbyailre-11. Tyler &E. Warner, Mourgatedit., City—T. Waddell or B. Bretherton, jun., Bl:mitighani—J. w are & W. ware, Ddreutb, Kent—W. Webby kIL Johnson, :Southport, Lancashire—G. Young, *en., J. Young; &U. Young, jun., Kilmarnock, so far as regards Young, jun, F SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE. Mau. ALL 900.-Alll. DLL CIL VON. • all ace 3 Putoliti ..,.. 00 Holland .... 00 Lodi .. south 0 Nleala, and If Waterford WI Flanders anicito....Jan 23 II .r Jan-31 1 P..nagbadee. 01 Erases 00 IN,. Marseli. 1 la . ...Loin 1 tluern.S.Jure. oti Lisbon ..Jan.lsl 11natan all. .1a 0 . Jan. 31 0 [Bonbon .1 0 Seto. u ifaz 0 GRALIPII2III, JAN. 9.—Arrived : Irene, Terceira; James Mare, Pilau; Johanna, Copenhagen; Commodore% Hone; &data% Satellite, Dentate • Anne Morrie., SL Michael's ; Hopewe ll , Dun* Navarino, St. Leonara's, Mellona, Alliance, Junetln, Guernsey; Kyanite, Santa H rrtha ; Queen of the lalm, Memel; Brathook, Theoduida, Petemburat ; American Eagle, New Sock; Romance, Laguna ; Mural Sovereign, Jersey • Brother - lea, Wybarg ; Emma, Riga; Ann, liambro : Janet Hay, &mule ; Light of the Harem, Buenos Al res; Elizabeth, Patna ; Iberia, Cadiz ; Daphne, Bordeaux • havers, St. J. : Isabella Watson, C. de ; Clementine, St. Michael's. LivcarooL, JAN. 9. Arrived : Niagara (a)), Boston ; John Cak e South Africa ; Lehigh, New Orleans ; itepubln, New Yak; Sophia, Konigsberg ; Pala." Rouen ; Duke of Lancaster, Chain ; Leptand, New Orleans ; Solon, Savannah ; Ark, Charleston ; h eat Point, Ma. galore, J. &De Wulf, New York; Orpheus, Beate ; Medan, Mon treal • Jane Charente; Douglas, Laguna; Margaret, Savannah; Caroline Al ice, St. Andrew's; Industry. St. Juhu'a, ; Tartar, Pugwasb ; Albert, Itichibuctu; Euterpe, Quebec ; N. Caroline, Pros grew*, Trieste ; Rapid, Palermo ; Kent, Ann, St. Petersburg ; Tianbe, Stettin ; Gladiator , Panicle ; W. Penn, Quebec; Carlo Mama& Savannah ; Esther Ann, Pernambuco ; Aurora, Smyrna; Lsdy Elgin, Quebec Champion, St.. Ce•eranurg ; G. Ramsay, Bun. temil ; Tryphon, Alexandria.—Oil: Jane Erskine, Yurkaltire.— Sailed : Dickey Sam, Lima. The Helena, fur Galway, put back to New York 2 ith Use., after being out three days, having sprung a leak. and would discharge.— The 11. Pubignan, from Savannah to Liverpool, which run on shore near Nassau, bus become a total wreck ; cargo eared (000 half do. maged) aid sol.l.—Two schooners and a shop sew wrecked this morning on West Hoyle ; the punt of one, painted inside, Christina, of Lancaster" (aup poced from Newry to Liverpol), wan picked up.— A schooner, with • G." in her furetopmal, was laden in with thi morning, in a sinking state, near the light-ship; towed I. and beached at Egrtmont. [Advertisement-]—BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, INDI -I.IMI lON, FLATULIL.M.Y, •ND AFFLCTIONO OF THI, LIVEN, NAY be ( Limn tor 1101.LOWAT'A PlLLS.—Synoptotos indicative of there dun orders are a feeling of mum., d.etehtion, and apanmoilic pain is the stomach, reuse of oppression, and slating atter eating, want of uppen tits, heartburn, languor, dejection of twits, and general debility. The removal of the cause of complaint is the moat important etep, to which purpose have recourse to Holloway's pills, s• they pease. such e.eanning and renovating pro;.erties that the action of the liver is speedily corrected, the redundancy of Ilk carried off, the nomad) strenathed, the spirita revived, and the patient in refitment to per. feet health.—Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, London. BIBTIIB_ Bl.7llOESB.—Jan. 6. at I ung3t:l=7Buffulk, the ttlfe of the It,. J. Burma, of a son. CRACK. kT.—Jao. A at Ilackthorn. the ,tlfe of W. Craoroft, Erni., of a .on. GADBAN.—Jaa. 6. at Iltabburperesoent Wtet, Mee. E. P. Oedipal', of . . sou. GI LMOUR.--Jaa. 6. at Glasgow. Mts. W. Gilmour, of a son. JAM lESON.—Jan. 6, at tilassrow, Mrs. J. Jamie.on. of a daughter. K I siti.—Jaa. ft, at 1,313.mA:dn.. Mrs. C. T. King, of a amp. rilELPB.—lan. 6, at I.iditiburgb. Mrs. J. I'to4e. of a daughter. SMITH.—Jae. 5. at firt.:lttou. the wile of C. Smith. 01 a datailder. TIIOIINTON.—Jan. 6. at Chilton. Hants, tho wife of the Roc. 1. V. Thornton. rector of &vim I Andover with (Aiken Cando - et, of a daughter. . MAIRIAGEI3. BENSON—THSBTALL—Jan. 4, at Warrington, by the Rer. D. Wy man, 8.A., Mr. W. Swoon, to Anne, daughter of Mr. T. Titbit/di. both of Warrington. DA IL—BLACK HURN.—Jan 4, at liktmlesbury Church, bet c Rer. Y. law Incumbent, John Hattley, sou of J. W. )roll. Em., Roach. to Dorothy Mum , only daughter of Mrs. Blackburn, Wale Cottage. Slunk bury. DISAFFEN —COCHLE.—Jan. 1, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, WUllaro Pitt Dragon. Req Lieutenant Royal *Wine malign - . so of )re. derlc Draffen, kag., Lieutenant ILK. ' to Elizabeth, only daughter of James Cockle, Lao. sur.soin, of Loudon. YItAsER—N kA LE —Jan. 4, at the Rcuteb f hurch. Rlver.terrace, the Rev. T. M. Fraser, A.M., minister of the Free Church at Gifford, Rad luthlan, to Caroline, aided daughter of J. Neale, Eaq.. • I St. kirorgen' terrace, I lingtou, London. B.kVILL—DIXON.--Jan. 4, at St. Mark's, Kenningtun, by the Be!. O. tireig. M.A. T. C. Sarin. Erq., 41 Chandosuortot tl mud, to eidestdaughter of K. 8. Dixon. Eau., ol Claphsin•rOch Slung. a TAlT—Farhat —Jan 6. at I:Mahwah. tho Rev. Dr Grant. J. Taft. Bon.. anktantourgeon Mamb Artny, 11.11.1. CM, to Jane. second daughter of T. Frier, liaq. Wool.ltyli RE—ROE —Jan. 4. at Rt. Mary*, Ware. Hort.. K. word, I . ruff is, of Lo to udon. twill Wpm Limon. ). 4 wirat dsueb r " L Mfg. ...al the Ironer place. ORATE& CHAYMAN.—Jan. 4, at Dawlifb, Isabella, wife of Capt. B. Clopmar. of the tame place, at an adi &mod ago. COKI.IB.—Jan. 6, at ckelteubam. T. L. Coker, Esq., of Blom/a, Oi• fordahlra. COLEKIDOIL—Jan. 6. at kti dd. Westmoreland. Hartley, eldtut ion of the late Mr. 8. T. Cok...dge. COISOLLY.--J an. 4. at Caatletown, Kilda% Lleut.-Col. E. M. Collodi. P.. aged 62. OR /4 OCKETT.—Jan. 6. Clearko.te Mary, wife of the Rer. J. K. Crockett, Tateralall, S taffordshire. DR of EW.—Jan 6, at llsittotbrlie, Surrey,Jll3o Elizabeth, data o f the late B. Drew, of Lk mondAry. OA If .—Dad 8, at Denmark hal, Out, el, Joao Jen:lingo aowol dawns of the late J Eht. . Chainplowhill, sutra'. GRA lIAM.--Jan. 4. at thaegew Mr. J. ursheun aged 613 . Wert- RING.—Jan. 6. Margaret, relict tel the late John h Erg., of [Borland -art% Dubtin. LEADCIAM.—Jan. I, at Minchinhatopton. Gioucesterthire. Mary hll. relict of the late J. Leadham, Eaq.. at Toole) t°to• mark. age t 70. MU an. 4, at Tiro**. T. Moms, Fait., of hnociainne. Quern (busty. Woo I.6oN.—Jan. 8. at R Glentiall•terrace. Old Kent rusd. Elebar d 8114A6=in eke — if. la 4' .lP• a st e aso of bei h t t a r 0. Shadbolt, V0i,....„" WARkl664.—Jug,'!. at Brook area, llocresoi.square. W• J• ""--• _Y04..1180104. ettuteeetteyee.iiied o, wtKur Kuhl Lieu: . • • ' agd. 411 ". 1a w 01 . 14 5 laiwou. ?Dialer, at U. Ott as. In 1:: , ••••_ In the Pa— cot Wletetrien—Wheisaver. JAJaL I 10, I,wh