The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-23 00:00:00

messed with eirieelture is the aehobbeerheed humbly ehensai,—Tbst year petitioners, he the pneest 'deputies& mates( ensteeltare, key their emnesist be year Meow. able Imps" end pay ha yams lesnletive inteelbevese to avert the nun mines is napalming ewe thent.—That year poli gonal beesitiy reinstat w year beasendie bone Heir bill bilt m tbssolool•I mon el Lb* pima isoildso me /.wt ia the allatildmol_d 11!“ M. la a?", ers - illy as it woo tureeperposhil by uelered hoe rade in amp geserodity.,—That liegked.as • resebreekg alma ,il= hatterable terupor with the thee insisead aa agrieultiered with mid yeert gatiliseem leer their pretwatl= s Peddill, kayo serous purls to arrest that the of tree bade have hoeseadesively trod epee:the se whisk your peti tioner heieng. Teat per peddlers hes *sew to recom mend le par hoiewieW Mese is lifter dr t system of parliscaestry truitire a =osibid , • national rude. ia England, Is amend all dames wham =is soder the prolledso of the governmeat, the which, end- r the his of tans sad nuts, sow press unequally is their effects epee tbe agricultural community. That your petits errs also feel dr Werke of the present state of the law which, bysaaetisa of what is termed the easte SR of the country ' . (a castor chargeable with the ideas of different valuers), deprives the taunt farmer of • fair market vales for the fruits of his Is bear sad enterprir ; and pear petitioners humbly sag gee, I. your honourable house an amendment of the law is this respect by as enactment that, in the armee of any special automat to the contrary, the tenant farmer should be liable only on the deterriaatise of an raillery tame' to leave his (arm in the sere stater outlined's, sad with the s mar must la valerian as when the tuaney eurasseed ; end by Vail means give to your petbiostes and brunt farmers generally a sees top heoes the cultivation of their farms, by , the duple het, that their produce, beyond the warm of their original uterine, will be at their owe usearatrolled disport. That your petitioners need hardly sorrel per hoseemble house that the maintenance of the established church rest. aulusterly on land, and that the present system of the gute.laws, by sheltering the abusive exercise of the power which it give, operates wet preju dicially to the property of the tenant fuser, and requires the lateen* nee of the legidatter. That as the &Meets which your petitioners have suggested are entirely open quakes for the can.ideration of per honourable bowie, and are of vast importance to the English farmer, your pre thrum, with the eel y present pr spar of huhu their substeue eared and the ir eau des 'absurd, rapiers the wrest strialise of your heeenrable hoer on thee behalf. Lad year pritissees wid our pray, he. Roma. LYCZtII.—A pica in ass net, called "Shave you directly." was produced at this theatre lest evening. It is said to be from the pen of Mr. Shirley Brooks. It is very lively—a perfect efferremense, indeed, of animal spirits; but its eaubnaW gaiety goes the length of estrampace. The eharacten are too much mrieatured, and the incidents, which are ezernively crowded, have not the probability red eonsistesey which are necessary to give a caliefaMsey diet even to the broadest faros. The heroine, Barka* Sharp, is a tousle barber, young end pretty, the daughter of the shaver of a country village, who oa his death, sueomis to Ina ramp end oontlases to shave the customers. This Piper* in petikoats is most pleasantly personated by Miss Kadieses Fite william, who lisp two pretty seer. by Mr. Edward Ifitserilitam. The soeg in which Baaban on her first appears:um, describes her occupation, to a vary clever oompention, and was nicely sung. Chicks Ilathews plays the part of Cornet Brom, ea officer la mmetry quar ters, whe,hay . ing_been jilted by a rural belle, and in danger el=dimmest the rinks in cor,sequenee eif absenting heal& corps while in pursuit of hie enemshal r:val, is saved by Barearg e fS4epplicetioa I. hie behalf to the powered aikido, her claim upon wham Nets opcit her wee d wh done tale service of his wig whoa it ha met with enamellist. Tke t comet transfers his elections to his benehchme, and marriage with her is the elfitowesserif of the pine. Then is little in this chars.- ter to Dries oat uhailee Mathews in hie usual vein. The other fistulae are, the acidly jilt, her husband, a riJi maims lawyer (Rozby), end a pedantic schoolmaster (lier- ley). A good deal of merriment was produced by the broad humour of some of the scenes, and the dialogue con- Lined way smart end pointed things which told well; but, es the whole, die reception of the peso was not such as to oraniec a loog run. The author, we Snot, will say, like the bake of Artoll, after the battle of Sheriffinuir, "If it wena weal hobbit, we'll bib it spin !" UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Ounia, Fix Y 2 —la • cosiveaties bag this aerator, the Inaero,awn of Hann of Ana wee nehrred es P. H. Tann. of Veto. OW , PWL Don of the Unwell, of Walk Poo. hue, of likeins Deowns lasiov is the Tatar flaimities. is no ems seavetains. the frana of tbs as e. T. P. Sewn, Foam of Penton" Pm W. Km D/L al lama% sad ad. J. P. Twee& PA. of Meter, to the Was of esenkose for the lintford ashdoMip tor ihe prometios of Inn laintsra, opprond et. Mee anues.—Thle ma d ly, Mr. Z. Oom LA., Edda, d Jane we *net a Whew d W R eddy. The seats Mean Th e fsey.bantni. inea te i gt boas Weed b, Ti : The preedoen hob as •• sates snot the paha Mat ' sill the and tine tang roma to OW at W Int bees done le the lode of firstre sal ellen Is thle any en hateby 111111dowd :e Melia ken thst M ellen onennosee of a lake deonntles Wilds by the ontstee of ths astionah eat eablentag Una to snare posolast." PimaxErts.—Rev. R. Row, es Wordiness C., &a lms, mow Nev. D. Louts to be drank to the Mon Darla of lotiorozz. NAVAL. AmiteALrr, PIP. 11—Atrio1Mtusirrs.—Maatees AF Dime, tellkshiiss A. I. Duismoorma , to flaypto. ipom F. Etunty doptib; & Corm. ettorb. POITSMUIITIII. Psi. 23 —Nukes. it. v.. moved tram Dlilleport monbe orki * bor. idiot** boss Word the to aio r estommoo to Naha, *mos Ow pot on doldlstot =Ss SkipM.*dim Tye oomplioo Iv* Mtn Trooti*k owl astooltel yoott: r = okto ‘11: 11 1 rum tbo possi* 2anW Er T. & Opol ark lit log boo ei% oat pmmotisi loomo ef demo hor a tott ibps. Wm* m et v.. nth* youlordsy tom w totoodoo. 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Very hw hems wen baked. sod the isvestrarote. is bar whom est el he, wese se owed win* le thersit on Imereemsee Mae swine et three et her pelab la vW, On wok awl Peep O'hy toy. red ail 'taw pet.ad Itethabms r were W adynoveeeent. worth shaft to Cede, Mew: LtVISPOOL ammo Cwoos.--7 to I opt Prime George (t). 7to I eat nit Cot t/ Is 1 apt newer. le le 1 yet .trefetrek 14 te 1 opt a °wisp (t tit IL IP le 1 net Aril Oh 0 10 I ePt Law (1.001 te PO rim ease. If& eon yft Newwweb4_ mho* he Limped. I • Nimble ampaelas, ze !!' m Ill* Mit . tad•illid Fl/1".". NottozourioNsaums 61%/211.-15 to 1 sgst per Bogle, 10 la 1 opt Watom (I). liirrooroirrArr BaNDICAP.-10 to 1 opt Courson. 16 to 1 apt laspoloso. la to Lopeilarissa. Mosta lake 13 to I about lA r a tiO Outvote &num.-4 to 1 sort Mr. Xatllltr. 6 to 1 root Mat (t), t o 1 opt Itoomonlv. II to 1 soot Nuaaptavt. Comma Cur.-20 to 1 opt Joe o' Sot, 10 to 1 apt The urea., tol stet Nob (t), in Mit I opt Coma. SO to 1 opt Poop o' MOON 40 to 1 tea LootrOo to f sost Swallow. I,toll tole art Batkolags (t mad aft al), to 1 lash 101 l Ov a vviall ran opt two Ilavoodtsa. DM/T.-7 tll art the Plyiag Detsbasea (t ea/ aft off), ft. apt 'radium (t mad art II .i rm licarycoob, SI to 1 mit Xmayldttt add aft GIL lito I apt haw. IS to 1 mat rm. Moo to da apt Iformasks. Lady ear& t (t;. Ohde.-6 Sol ass Bassi/MA to l apt Siert to &Airtight, 13 lo I add Oisata (t). The Mewl Cob have datarodaal that I. ratan ha macho or ota. same &eft he allowed lap as the an pound at flavazarket. Lab) *Met 1 Bence. HOUSE OF LORDS.—YISTIIIIDAT. The house gave tudgment is the following eases : CILLIOASD CO. V. DuFFaite AND CO --11111171C111117 STEAM EXOINII.-DLYAOIIII.-JODWIAL AttEITSATION, Thi;;ppe;lfroza7n tes inert; 7f the Coors offielsion ia Beetlaad we. argued on the 12th and 13th of this month, sad the fasts and question raised on them mere Mated in our Wron those occasions. They mill flush's. appear in the ing judgm-nt. The appellants are the director, of the Toith, London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Steam Compaey. The respondents are manufeeturen o f steam-engines In Aberdeen. _ The Lai Chancellor said this wu a cue of extreme difli mat, spes_the facts in evidence, tkoteh no difficulty what ever etue in it in point of law. Thew wee a contract for the manufacture of a steam enebse which visa to be in per teat condition at the end of ex months' workinx. The matelot between the parties wee whether the steam enigine which wee nnqqestionably inefacient at the end at six L°lltwas inefficient when it wee supplied. That p...- itepally depended upon whether certain cracks in the .under were there et the tints of the ionization of the or not. This eras • matter for immediate investigation, and that investigation by a jury. In this countryit would have been of in a very few weeks, and it might have been of in • useddat• term in Scotland, but the Court of Sedan had, with an uniortunate kindness to the parties, commend to look into the matter themeely,s, and so it ap• pass that a Ltigation bad arises, whisk, began is the par '1835, is ad till now brought to this louse to be &aided. Under the circumstances of this are, the Court at Session .bacessei a awe arbitrator, cad es no imputation was spade against Vie arbitra•ses, the decision was not sallied to be smisminsd. Bet, besides thisoke sppeisl was positively for • by the t nes of teo sets of parliament the 65 Ge o. 111., e. 42, and the et Geo. 111., e. 36, which deelsred that it should net be easepsteet to say party to brie. as ter re view any lateriender or decides cone to by e& trial by jury. As the emit has had, merely at the request et. the parties, aseessed the ditties of a Jury, the spirit of these statutes ap plied to the &idea, and the appeal was therefore incompe tent. Lead Campbell sad Lord Brougham severally expressed their fell amoureuse is the Lied Chaacelloe's view, sad the judgment of the Court of Sew Joe was than ankased, with cuts of the appeal. Bent o. BLACK AND Otiliia. This was also an appeal from the Caret et flession, aad was argued hoe an the 16th sad 19th inst., and the chninetestoes et the ease were then skied in our report. It will be neil leeted that the question antes between the seibedibers ist • feed for beading additional churches is Ghsegew, Wedded to he iambi& aerobes bat the divisions I. dearik smatters he Scotland, sad the doodles of the seeds there since, de , tested the eeisdaal 'aunties, aid the question wan whether the cherubs, that were balk should net be meld, and the pro ceeds divided among the Gabes:Mem or whether they may not he end as &spas of ease. The Lord-Clumealler, moving the judgment of the house, said that the ere wadi be sae of very great insurtanu, in volving, as it did, questions of very great difficulty of *elu des, if the decision deism questions was necessary in the circumstances leader which the ems was sow presented to the honer. Bat the decision of those quinine was by no mesas necessary. It appeared that before the year 1834 era tale subscriptions mere entered We in Scotland for certain purposes. The pursuers (plaintiffs) alleged that these pur poses had entirely failed, and they therefore claimed to have their subcriptions returned to them. The return of the sab seriptioas could only be effected by the sale of certain churches which had been erected. The sum app ointed to the build ing of these flambee, however, had - lot only been made up by the pursuers' subscriptions , but partly by grant by the government, and partly by the contributions of corpo rate bodies, and partly alto by the 'hunk catahlishment itself. It, therefor*, became impossible to know all the per sons to whom, and in what proportions, these subscriptions mud be returned ; and how to make that return, if making the return was absolutely necessary, would be a matter of extreme difficulty. But sack was not the ease. It was clear that before asv put of the salwariptiose weld be required to be mused, these who demeaded each ?stern meet show that the pupae for which they had made their rabscrip lions was of a outdo character, and that the purpose to which they bed since born applied was not ealy incapable of being identified with that which they ad in view , bet that it was different frank that purpose. In his opinion the oar. seen had entirely failed to show that that was the ease. They said that the object was to establish twenty churches and new parochial districts in Glempre,sed that as it now appear ed that the chinch courts had MOW to create these new paseshial districts with all the peyote sad attributes of dis tristbs:stgitee. the object of the saliseripliens had failed, and lei swiewipdses mitt to be Massed. Bet, upon the asset mule weed of the papas, la the awe he wee elepials* that the paean apron both points. ' The boding of if the subscriptions was that of giving reli giose butrodieit to the people of Glasgow, and the is of asking parochial districts was only one of the MOW by which it was supposed that that instructica mold be most effectively administered. This amend to be=4:1::: es the peopessls for the oribstriptioss sad mew which they were made. It did ma Wow that the =triibilsd merely biomes ere of the mil= erase*. it' et le made mashie. But, bibs Mb. bed net appear see meat midi sever be 11110.74 Abash at pretest Shop add aid le bmeght weeds.. There is a some psmemei the pewee to make those pars dial divides* shield Me ebersamancee of the ease wear to juadly the rands* et sash • power ; so that, even seserane that the divhisa was to be se end sad net a mesas of giving effect to the purpose of the subscribers, it only appeared that that end wee peammed, sad not entirely abandoned. Under them etremsstemes his lordship was of opinion that the suit I had bees *bay dhosheed is the court below, and that the interlocutor mem be affirmed. — LordiGesbamand Lord Campbell severally 'imaged their csmearream, tad the interlocutor was 'armed with mats el the appeal. COURT OF COMMON PLRAR—YstrmAT. xm Parvs.—Defers Chief autism Wilde sad a !hada Jury. KINCAID AND 0711115 V. WILLIS. This was an actioa on the is.. to recover damages for in juries sustained by the plaintiffs, in eenecquenas of a ship WWI the babes, which leioeged to thee. and was bound far er‘awl, bevies gone aground at Limbos's es the 14th of May, Int through the raiscludact of the and crow of a stesin-tag, called the Newcastle, es the Shipowners' Towing Conically, of whisk the ishodeat is the seeretery. The is.. lasted tie whole d bed set pert until when the court rose. We. M i r thr defies., report until to-morrow. COURT pF EXCHIQUBI!.—IIasynaDATt xs ICani.:itairi; Mr. Barra Platt and a larks 'pedal Jury. GLOMS O. BUNNIIT.—LIIIIII.—Txs LONDON POIT• OVVICN DULICTOZT. This was as miles bressit to recover compensation in damages fee cereals articles which appeared in the John Bosh a the 10th and 27th of luly, 1847. Its wers& tti:le= on ff who bad famerly bees ented in the Cm q tow, was a letter carrier about the peepelletei the publics dome in uestion, whia &gad oilh Weft been &mined from hie sitnalien in the Pietas* is, having hawed with whose's@ to pomade them oat to trim their mideses spinet me Ahearn Thacker, a mese is the Pat ella, who Mil enbsegundy hue mevieted ad arempieted upon a eizzof v le s a s Z nabented melees lath tees. The sot guilty, sea a spe cial plea of ballades alleging the truth of the libels, and nit rries to one Robert Watte sad ors Beery Thomas; as the eitheme with whom the phial', had tampered. It wearied hem cowers statement that the plaintiff, in 184*, had owed an investigation to be made by the Pommeter General respectiag the oonduct of Mesas. Kelly end Holmium, two superior °Moan of the General Pam-ode, with mom to their having employed the lettw-canieve in obtaining informatics and subscribers for " Rare Poet-ethos Directory." That investigation was not proceeded with in consequence of the diensiesal of another letter carrier named Whits% immediately after be had given his evidence; and in censimemce the other letter-carriers were apprehend,* ef coming forward as Mitchell had, lest they should be treated as he lad been. That the plaintiff, thereupon, became a marked man, and his dismissal wee procured upon as unfounded chugs of having tampered with the lettermnier Watts, who, it was supposed, meld give importaist evidence to sustain thee:harp of embunimmt against Thacker. Oa the 3rd of July, 1847, the dimaimal of the plaintiff took place, and soon afterwards Mr. T. S. Deumembe, the member for Finsbury, brought the matter, together with the charges i Meows. Kell and Bokenham, under the ernsesderarsl t if I the Home of Ores TM articles whisk were the sub ject of this mike oreameneed messy en Mr. Dineembes bevies bewsht the mettle helm aid foe hav ing emesistM Idmiselheitkenapeeeme esTheekeroke. 1 hue being the posed bete of the emegle t e was read, and after rosionts apOleatiem Ile die aur Mr. Martin, ea iselod of the ashodani, contended that then eras no ground he suppeeing he kad been Miaowed by sa2m A alies to the plahtiff. The fact stated it the wicks of was strictly and literally true, for the plaintiff had = — dismiewd foe the eaves alleged. If any oats had mina to maple* it was Mr. Thos. Duneembe. Bat the publication mold not have caused the plaintiff the heat pos sible amount of Wary, foe no one belonging to the dem in which he Med was ever likely to read the lab lad. It would oppose that is the mesh( oldie list Friday in June, 1847 the pieletiff met Robert Watts, the letimearrier, at the bleed.= thistle public house, mar the Bull and Mouth in egahmtreet. The plaudit laid le his with napes. to nether, who bad jest then Mm apprehended upon the imp of suallamineeM, "Ti. mm'S see Mew toe meek ahem Thether." Therespee Waft " answered, Tatty will net he able to get meth net of ma wu N my sithathea or—et rigid as" That solver adios was thee ther le the pethethes athheeities. When Path wee at 'About be OM denied it, hat after wards be admitted it was all loth As was Maw diately Mediated by the Posamemo-Gemed in - poem The plaintiff end Wets, end a leder see th e named Theme, who was present at and heard the sommanden, were 1111111Mdatd. TM meek me the Month of Cloodearde was satisiled the *Meth was guilty of having tampered with the wimmes, aid m he es@seey dientheed him as ones, stating that as tke em — the Numb et Chntissrde deposed that ma the itd July, 180, be imitMod an fragelry into the charges against the plaintiff and Wells. They were toth monied, and elm a man nammil Therm. They were sustained separately Ant, and altetwerle in the presence of each other. When the three were MeMbar, the statements of Watts and Thomas were read to tiiee }lista Watts had stated that the plain tiff mid to hiss at the Nottingham Cast/a, with reference to the charge against Thacker, " You mom not k now Vo mash about it." Vol. Mabarly and Mr. Peacock, the solicitor of the PoWolies, we. ipremsh. The plaintiff denied that he had mei the weeds in the swig in which Watts and Thomas mid *my wediesited them. Tim noble lord said be ham.- Middy dimairsed the plaintiff km having endeavoured to tu with Watts. rreatudy *Miter to the Post•offlee, stated that he bad talon an aides part in the investigation reapeeting the charges spinet iffesens. Kelly and Bokenham in 1846, and also la diet anainst the plaintiff Was present when the Marquis of Claariearde examined the plaintiff, Watts and Tbemem lie entirely amearred in the impiety of the nits m_emimis'a oa the occasion. Cal. Ashmiy, /keret try to the Post-Dam was she pre sent at the *stinky, and fully contorted with the Marquis of Clanriearde in the view he had tam of the Meta and the de tamminidies be united at. _ _ — ileileriiifitts7l4sti - ead That he woe a letter-easier in June, 1847. Thacker was a meter. Remembered a panel of &Mira lanes having been placed near Thacker. It was witness's duty is take them away and have them re-sorted. Thacker would not allow him to toneh them. He was watched. Witness went out on his delivery, and upon returniag found Thacker, Warm, and elitet is custody for outhunting these letup. Whams told Hr. Clare of what had owned with reforms is the NUM, and that Tischer would edam them $9 be remitted, but that he passed them ever to litieffmem. Met Grapes, the plaintiff, the same evening, at the Nottingham Cued% whim be said, yen will be tailed up to-maw wasiag about Thaekees badness, but you must net knew tee mei sheet the matter. Henn Themes, letter earner, who sell he heard the words used, matidteranal this wimms, se sloe W Hr. Howard, a Women et letters, who stated that the_tiff. after hie damaged mid be had made Watts a esiet ; that Wane told the wholo affair to cues Smith, who told it to the Post ale. authorities. fiesitn, also a letter carrier, proved that Una co the day he wee distilled, art him near tits Post. adios and shock his had very sigaifiaantly at him. Witmer I then asked bin what he want, wilentapal the plaintiff said with as oath "Yea are a pntty fellow , for splitting open us. I'll hart sa eye amazes." There vas, abates I m a. as feandatlea hr tie pkiatlff's theme. kr lisissaltem was itamiaita to prove that th e o wl " scab* &epee had pee through his ofil.e to the Mamas of Clearkerde. liraTli was also teaderekke szemisation, bat go gam time was pet to him. Mr. Heath, the landlord of the Nottingham Cud*, was called up m the pialatirs behalf to prove that ha had g ag a the plaistiff and Watts *making upon Thacker'. ease oa the etesseloa adverted to. The itsff did not use the words stated by Watts sad Thomas. bat on the contr ar y, warned Watts " sot to aey more than was necemary, but whatever he said. let it be the truth and to stick to ft.' Mr. Hama Platt summed up, leaving it to the jury to de termine, first, whether the phdatiff had been diunkeed from the oast-efice ea the ground of haying tampered with the witnesses OM about to be examined before the emutituted authorities. And, secondly, whether the plaintiff did trades veer to tamper with the witless's., or either of them, to in duce them not to give their evidence at that inquiry. TM jury, after deliberating about three quarters of an hoar, foaod a verdist for the plaintiff—demages 101. COURT OP llRClBll.—Ynarnantr. Mare Hart Davis, req.; Thomas Denim, Esq.; and awoke Pressley, Esq. CONVICTION OF AN iLLICIT MALTITIR. J. Shaman and W. Sherman, of Nos. 2 and 3, Warner- Oaos, Ilsoksoy-road. were ahmod with making illicit malt. The penalties were had at 1,0001. A model of the prosaisiv wee produced, hoes which it !appeared that tb• pound floor date premises presented merely the ordinary fittings up of s Mon room for malt, bat an lifting up trap-doors at either sad, a demist underground we anted by laden, whore a malt-bonne, with all the seces , ary apparatus, uten sils, &e, was disomred. Th. cent adjudged the defendants to pay a penalty of 1,0001., and declared the whole of the malt, malting appara tus and utensils to ha formice..l. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TairaZDAY. Balers Yr. Ocenndotaine Pane. FILAODULIDIT PRZFIZINCIL 1 0011114 de Wigs commission agent and share dealer, of Threguseetem-airset, came up for his last examination on a linieseariseet, showing 2,0011. of debt end liabilities, and 901. of must.—Mr. Canaan, the official assignee, stated that the assets would be nothisg, the debt being due from a pence at Boulogne. He had been out of business for the lost 12 months, and had been part of the time in prison. The fist was en his own petition, and the oaly creditor who had proved, and been appointed assignee, was a Mr. Thompson, a friend of the bankrupt.—ln examination the bankrupt stated that he began basiness in June, 1848, having bee. previously • clerk to Mr. Kell, of the S tock Exchange, and who had hseuse insolvent. He carried on bonnets at the sum place as Mr. Kt-11 had occupied. Had become security for a debt of Kill's to Mr. Goodman, of Totten has, giving him a prosaism note for 8601. des Kell's failure, for which no consideration mei given. Goodman had previously advanced 8301. es Kell, for the pupae of Rating him (the bankrupt) a member of the Stock Exchange. The was about six menthe balsre Ker.'s failure. He was to have gone into partnership with Kell. Had given Goodman security for his advance by seeking over to kis, in January or February 1848, a revs , deem Wens& worth from Mt to 8001, to which he was eatitleil ea the death of his mother. Could not state how muck he awed whin he gave this security. The official as. mime esid II was clear that he owed then as much as be evail sew, with one trilling excerime. The Commndeaer said unless the bankrupt meld gift a _ . more satiefeettu esnennt et his affairs, he mad adjourn the cam eke die. Na bed trensksed the whole of his assets to one puticalar eeeMer, braving the rest without scything. He had only stlersed she geed debt, and .n that cese VIII party was at Desiegae. No one had come fwward to act as Vrebut a &bail the bankrupt. The official 11111411118 titt the 4001. or 6001. of the doubtful debts were clearly bed, being in reaped of gambling stock ex haage traassdione. His Honour said, a person of this description was entitled to no lemony from the court. The baakrupt according to his own confession in his lad carried en these gambling tr.usactilna for a ba s i ro j er " a b tVellingbecough to such an extent that there was a sum of SOK due to that Berson. Besides that, he had voluntarily Warred a liability to Goodman, to whom he had afterwemis made over the whole of his property. Haring dunsied himself of all assets, and thereby pr.cdally deterred say batik creditor from accepting the offing et m esses be ism to this court and presented accounts which be expeted he pro w:thout examination The last *Lami nation msg, tbseelime, be adioarnei sine die, with liberty to the bealvot le cone up at the end of two years from the date of his protection is the meantime* to be refused. He would set 111 any limit, as wee usual in these cues, to the impriassment which the bankrupt should undergo is case he were aniseed, bat would save tim to apply lot hie die sharp, endbeing his case spin before the court WESTMINSTER, COUNTY COURT—Ynerannae. Deka D. C. lloytmi, Esq. Judge. SWINT' e. LIITY.--COMUMI. OP • BzUttlell Onicuz wow Iwourwono seen Joao& This (en mdmpermat ace) wan ma emits to rmover 41. yk., mid the Wedseeday was decided in favour of the OaratiC dehadeat heat the well.lmowashesiff's other. The instant judgment wee ',Meowed Mr. Levy exclaimed, at " As I eet the :milk gmmeolm, l l never expected th at awould do otherwise Neu decide melted me." The imesatle adored him Me the onsiedy el the high be del till the r~ttesttetg of the mutt. When the baits et the day was esaThed. Mr. Levy was in trodusid, and oohed by the Judge • bother be bed say ob serve.. be make, in the way of justification we apology. " Sir, I welt pear piewasre," was the reply. nes (mid the him), although I cannot say it is my pleasure, I fie[ that his my duty. to commit you to prison for a roes Walt offered to this court. You call yourself, Mr. Lawrence Levy, an officer of the law. I should have thought it your meet especial duty to uphold its adminittra. floa ; en the contrary, you hare publicly charged the court with allowing its judgment to be warped by a religious prejudice egainet a large and respected dais of our fellow. citizens. Your words, in addressing me, were these, "As lam of the Jewish persuasion I never expected that you would do otherwise than de:ride against me"--eonnying very distinctly an imputation that, if not wholly antra*, would raider me most unfit for the respecaible office I hold. I cannot imagine a more serious charge, if well founded, or a grosser Insult, it untrue, as I well know it to be. I should, therefor*, fail in my public duty if I did not, in a marked manser, signify my genes of your misconduct. Even now, efts; three hours' time for reflection, you offer no expremion of regret; nor will you do so, I dare say, until you barn that, under the power vested in me by the 113th nectista of the 9th and 10th Viet, e. 95, I order you to *Mg sommitted to the Tothill. fields Haase of Correction for the lens .1 seven days. Bebe, Lwrys removal to prison Mrs. Levy and her sous waited up* the judge at his private residence, but he re fused to alts his decision. Yeets aylts. Hughes, the barrister, accompanied by a number of Ur. Levy's friends, applied to the judge for his diedlarge, et the mane time handier up to his honour s written soritegg *ma Ifr. Levy. Mr. Hughes bogged of the emort, K& did aet think proper to di ,charge his cheat ien isslialgy. it would omelet to shorten the duration of his I = ll —if you can give me any mason, Mr. Hughes, he Waking the eider I made yesterday in this matter ea =joie ee even a hank one, I should at once be too happy to canal it. At sat I have heard nothing beyond proof of this—that Mr. now sincerely laments the consequences of his miamaduet. wish I could think he regretted his owe act of simeadest as mush as he does those eoesequenees. Teatime will be the aommeseereent of the Jewish Sab bath. mid I think that the respect due to this court may be tedielestly vindicated without keeping the prisoner from the azarehe of his religious duties upon that day. I shall to. morrow (this day) make an order ha his dawdlers*. Mr. Lewis t on attorney, mede ma spOsmtion fit the re lease of Mr. Levy, on the ground a writ of espies at lagahma had bees directed M the sheriff for =maim that day, and the warrant dinned that Lawrence Levy ehould serve it. Now, if this wee net dose, the sheriff would be held respenlisle he the lea ef the debt. The ledge—There are pleat, of ether allows to serve it. Mr. Lewis — The warmth fteenA to Levy, sad he alone Tire Tao end it nu his opinion that if any arisn was brought against tin *Mr kr negligence, Mr. Lory's in saturation at ties dna wenbl eirr ip a wood and anilkient answer to it. He had Ms intention of releasing Mr. Levy on Tri al tr;, d t at be entainly should not do so before. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1849. POLICE.—YEsT2RDAT. LAMBETH. FLOSSES 0/I rata 80IITWRASTISX RAILWAY COMPANY ST SEWN or Foaouo OIIDBILA.— G. Peacock sad W. Crawley, the former a eornehandler, and the latter a mater airman, were re-exulting& Merged with obtaining from. the South-Eastern Railway Company, at their warehouses at the Bricklayer's-arms Station, 7- five tacks of dour of the value of 951., by means of forged or ders. The sue, so far as the removal of the dour by Crawley from the railvsystatlon en the morning of the 14th and Wth of December last, to the house of Mr. Peanut is the St. George's-road, and its having been received then by that primate, was completed at the last esunination, and the only thing therefore was to prove that the forged orders upon which the door had been obtained were in the hand writing of Peacock.—Mr. C. Francis, a corneltandl- r, de posed dud he had known Peacock for tire or six years ; had several business transactions with hint, and had hutment op. portunitim of maim Ida write. The orders mimed, he had no doubt whatever, were written by Peacock. Mr. Norton fait boned to send both prisoners to a superior court, at the same time he thought that the conduct of Crawley in the transaction was attributable to an act of munlematem and not sae of roguery, and therefore he should accept bail for hint. RAILWAY NE P7S.—TzraRsDAT. We had some improvement in shame in the morn ing, and they wersgeserally held for higher rat es , b u t the market rather drooped afterwards as the funds de clined. File* shares bad a fair demand, and ob tained a cornewhit decided advance. For some days pest they have had emirs buyers. Towards the clam of Winos they wore not, however, quite so good. SHARE LIST. 101%..—The waslatlair of 11 losesailir: than !DUN. 22. ;;;; e1i;;;;44444M444440.1 k &Woo oellare prim. la .401414e5,40 • th. 11 i)L let. Do. 0411 Moo 4 424. 40 N. _ t— 10 84.71r0t44 12 D& JD*. de. Tha Do. .. 4 ,...37V2 I Pa 2.1 ALispe. 42 Ai D. l lt/ 0 14. ITi OH. Do. No.l 11. Do. *smell& Oft IN* 1 "1 Do. ,llll 27& lei be 01 Do. Con& Prof Pre. 501.borto 39 D.tHsros. dr Derbp 40 OS D0.418rt.4411r.60.: 125 Ukt.Gt.West. (Irish Middlo.tited,bpgr. t i .ae!laek.4 P 1,0411" 19 7 .664rda55 ll9 104. n. 44 Ambonpt Nat Abell , 19 Dir. Int, &M. calk ~_ _ . dp.prl d.. t o ut.. 1. 1 ..... 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Nero,* Der, t 7 28 16 i De&riglVeseediDer 27 13 N I DolisNoliktNir2l33 10 ! DodoNolNw.kber n 8 DoGN ILPuror Prot 0 f 10 York*, Nth. Midland NI 10 I Do. trefennal 103 16 Do N.ILW.Rids. ILi 17 fUlitllolll/AILWILIS. .Alll/8.48;444 41 181. N lioulognosadAtoleas 9 LS Orn.ofiracolOrtYs 1 113 11 Mach Mesfah 7 Luxembourg 6ld. 10 , U. IN amur Dltto Nod Liege - 1 91 11_1 12 , Sanborn of Wrs••• IN 10 91 031 our old banks= 4 11 Nu* Lwow. 10 Da ob. N Pada NA oaiil . l/ 4) Patio sad 104 9 Me nod Oterieuft 241 Loma mil Rpm N Nreln Nod Sew- 6 9 Tow 21 W Do. ol 64 do. MEETINGS. EAST AND WEST INDIA. DOCKS AND BIRMING HAM JUNCTION. _ . Orland Meding.ZEOWcia 80017. Req., in the chair. The minutes of the last general meeting having been read and tenfirtned, The SECRETARY read the directors' report, which states that during the put year they had devoted the ripen diture of the company almost :elusively to those pans of the railway requiring the longest time for completion. The flint contract, extending from the Lea cut canal to Ho newton, is now nearly finished, and the outlay has not ex ceeded the stipulated amount. The ether two con tracts ire proceeding with all requisite sued ; and matters have been so arranged that these three sections can be completed ainsalteneously with the portion through Canidea-town, for the eze utioa of which they have token another contrast. They state that it is intecdea, during the present year, to complete so much of the line u may afford the means of transit between the Loathe and North Western Railway and the City, and they trust that a considerable par eager trails will be attracted to the railway from the suburbs through which it passe. They report that ell the extracts have been tam on terms below the engineer's estimates. They she intimate to the i propeietnn that one-half ca of the pital havinghess paid op they are n a position to exer cise the power of bourowing ander the set of incorporation ' and that they have re-opened negotiations with the London and North Western Railway Company for the Issaiag of the line, which are sill pending. From the statement of ac counts eppeaded to the report it appeared that the total receipts were 452,6901. Cry., and the expenditure, 428.6201„ _ _ The CHAIRMAN having moved the adoption of the More/ A ranannnotinsa inquired the amount of the pending liabilities whets the accounts were made up ; and he also wished to know whether they were in possesaion of all the lead that would be required to carry out the undertaking ? The CHAIRMAN replied that the liabilities alluded to did not amount to more then 2001. or 3001., and they had secured about three-fourths of the land required. They had taken all the steps necessary towards acquiring what ground they would want in the vicinity of the docks, and no opposition need be apprehended. Mr. WRAY observed that it would be very satisfactory to the greet body of the shareholders, if steps were taken by the directors to enforce payment by those persons who who were in sneer, or to forfeit their shares and distribute them amongst those shareholders who had paid up. He was sorry to see that there had been a oon.idcr able diminution in the amount of calls paid up since 1847. The amount contributed in 1847 was 58,0001, while in the last year it was only 40001. Now he was of opinion that if persons in default did not pay up within a reasonable time they should be punished by the forfeiture of their shares. The CHAIRMAN said that the arrears on the whole of the calla were only 17,6801., and the directors were amain. ling, in the state of the money market last year, to have re course to coercive ISIMIITIII, but he had no doubt that the proprietors who were in anew would now oome forward. Mr. TYRRELL (director) said that if the shares were declared forfeited, they should be sold at their market Trine, which would be much lessened in consequence of the arrears not being paid up, and there would be a consequent law of capital to the company. A SULIIIIIMOLDIR observed that if the directors could give their shareholders an assurance that the negotiation' with the Loudon and North Western Railway Company were drawing to a close, the full amount of the calls would be at once paid up. At the last meeting it had been said that the result of these negotiations might be that they should be swamped by the London and North Western Company, and that any resolutions they might come to in that room would have no weight. It would be satisfactory to know that this was not the case. The Cfliiiliiffi - N — sie7indtie meeting that there had been no bed faith on the part of the London and North Western Compsny ' which wee managed by persons quite incapable of taking any advantage of thou whom they had joined in carrying out this project. They were not in a position to resume the negotiations with that company until the end of December last, and the pres sure of butanes' of the last general meeting had alone pre vented them from giving the shareholders of this company the explanation Ahoy bad a right to demand. Taey had pledged thunselues to a lease on equitable terms, and he had no doubt they would fulfil their pledge. Tee report was then adopted. A reaoln.ion wee next moved to the effect that the directors be at liberty to borrow a sum lot exceeding 200,0001. Pile. DODDER thought it would be far better that means should be tab n for enforcing the payment of the calk. Thit line would, be of immenee a Ivaotsge to the London and Ncrth Western Company, by connecting that railway with the But and West India-docks ; and it seemed to him like insanity en their part not t 3 opus forward and complete the nego:istions whisk would enable them to telu ite manage meat into their owes hands. explained that the large company to which he alluded had had no hesitation in paying up their calls, but if the directors of the present undertaking had not power to obtain more means then their *spite' afforded, the purchase of land could not be proceeded with. Much of the land which it would be necessary to buy would ke sold again. Several proprietors suggested that interest at the rate of 4 or 6 per cent. should be allowed on cells paid up in antici pation. The resolution, having been seconded, then passed. —The outgoing directors and andiicies having been re-elected, thanks were given to the chairman and director., and the meeting separated. EAST LINCOLNSHIRE. General Me5ti74:147;c1031, - Fei:i2.-- - Giso. H. PACKS, Esq., in the chair. The preliminary formalities having been obaerved, the following report was r• ad : In their report to the last ordinary meeting the directors promised that the railway would be completed and handed over to the Great Northern Railway Company in time to earn for the proprietors, before the rim of the year an in stalment of the annual rent of per cent. This pledg e has been well kept, the directors having had the situ! on to receive from the Great Northern Railway Company, and to pay to the shareholders of the East Lincolnshire Rail way Company, on the 30th of January last, a quarter's dividend of the guaranteed rent. The lease has been settled. Tour directors hart, 'obi , et to your approbation, agreed with the Great Northern Railway Company that this com pany shall raise, by the i-sue of debentures, the capital nece.eary to work the East Lineolnabire line, provided that such capital do not exceed 150,0001 ; and your directors have reserved ample powers fee eecurisg the due repayment of such capital. In future the rent will be paid halt-yearly, in two dividends of 31. ger cent., on the 30th July and 30th January respectively and on the following days whenever either of thews dates falls on a Sunday. While the company remains a separate corporation, there must be a committee of directors, hall yearly. meetings of the proprietors, appoint ments of auditors, and other resiolth or proceedings, in terms of , she act, hut ft is proposed that directors and auditors ' shall act gratuitously?' The report of Yr. Fowler, the engineer, stated that the line between Loath and Finby war opene d for trait: on the let Sept, and the remainder to Benton on the 2nd (Maher. No accident had occurred since then. The works were in perfect oondi•ion and the station accommodation was nearly ' complete. The complaints which had been made .f the ferry accommodation at New Holland were being reale lied. The dock works at Grimsby were proceeding rapidly, and premised a large increase of traffic to the East Lincolnshire railway. The abstract of savants to the 30th Dee., 1848, showed an expeaditsre of 619,1371. 4.. Ild. The profit for the hell year amounted to 8831. 15e. 7d. The profit op to the 30th Jun*, 1848. was 3,3591.25. 3d. The balance due to the bankers w.a 2,4351. se. 7d. The CHAIRMAN said it was a pleming duty to be able to tell them that they had dabbed as good a line as any in the kingdom within the time stipuleted which they banded over to the Great Northern company. They had executed the lease for this purpose and the proprietor had received the first guartor's dividend of the 6 per cent. He begged leave to move the adopton of the report and accounts. Mr. BARBER asked whether, if the raised the 150,0001. by the issue of debentures, they would do so on their own responsibility, and whether they would be liable for the in. tercet.—The /tottery:l of the company stated the Gnat Northern Company tad not °ivy to pay the rent, but the interest on the 150 , 0001.—Mr. Batman: The interest will aot come out of oar 6 per cent —The CHAIRMAN : Certainly not —The SOLICIToR: The Great Northern Com pany are liable for the interest, and if they failed to pay it, then the shareholders in this line had their own line as se curity.—Mr. Bauman wished to know what was the amount of trafile.—The CHAIRMAN said it varied. la October it was 71101. a week ; in the week ending the 3rd of F. bruary it was 56.51 104—Mr. KZLLY : What interest will be paid for tha debentures P—Toe CHAIRMAN: Of veins that would depend on the circumstances of the time when the money would be required.—Mr. BARBER asked whether the 6 per sent was free from all expeuaes.—The CHAIRMAN said that they ware receiving 6 per sent. en 600,0001., free of all ex penses, except income-tax. The report was then received. Mr. Bening. and Mr. Munday were re-elected director*. Mr. Parker and Mr. De Jei were appointed auditors. The CHAIRMAN then proposed a resolution for the forfeiture of 70 shares, and for their sale in such time and manner ms to the directors might seem expedient—Capt HALL suggested that the defaulting shareholders should get notice.—The CHAIRMAN said that had been done. The reso lution was then agreed to. A vote of ttutitie was unanimously voted to the chairmen and directors, in reply to which the CRAIIIIIAN said that the disectors had in every way tried to promote the Interest of the sharehold• re, whilst at the same time they afforded a great convenience to the public. He could assure them the traffic was rapidly increaeing, and he had no doubt it would be very remunerative In six or eight months. MISCBLLANEOIIB NEWS.—Etetatx COUNTIES.— The forthcomii g dividend will, it is stated, be dr. 6.1. per share, with a balance of between 15,000 i. and 20,0001. to be carried forward to the June dividend. GIOTSANIMIT AID TO IRMA RAILWATS —ln our Irish news in another column will be found the report of a depu tation who waited on Lard Clarendon to ask for government aid towards completing various Irish lines. MONEY MARKET. THURSDAY ETSHING. On the receipt of the advice, this morning that the Bank of Amsterdam had reduced its rates of accom modation for money, the impression became almost general that the Bank directors at their weekly board to-day would certainly make a move in the same direction. The dealers on the Stock Exchange, who had calculated on the event, were, however, again doomed to be disappointed. The court separate d after a very short sitting, leaving affairs just as they were. Consols, which upon the more favourable character of the intelligence from India—more favourable, thatis, than anticipation—and in the expectation of a Bank movement, had improved to 93; for account, and 931 buyers for money, began to relapse in the after nut of the day as stock was brought forward for sale, until for money they were sold at 93, leaving off heavy a fraction only better at 93 to k for present transfer, and 934 to for account. Reduced Threes were 934 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 944 to 1. Long 'Annuities, 9 1-16 to a. June Exchequer Bills, 435. to 455. premium. India Bonds, 545. to 575. premium. Bank Stock, 194 to 6. India Stock, 244 to 7. In the foreign market Mexican bonds were still in favour, and quoted in advance at 261 to F. Brazilian were in request also, and obtained 84, but called 82 to 4. Chilean, 94 to 7. Peruvian, 48 to 50. New Granada,;l7l to a. Venezuela higher at 21 to 3. Ecuador, 3; to Spanish Fives, 171 to t ; the ' Threes, 291 to t ; Passive, 3; to 44. Portuguese, 251 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 50 to 1; the Fours, 80 to 1. Austrian Fives were sold at 79. Danish, 66 to 9, and the scrip of the New Five per Cent. Loan, which has made its appearance at market, was quoted from 3 to 4 premium. Russian, 108 to 110. The loan and discount ra'es, ea reduced by the Bank of Amsterdam on the 19th instant, were to 2i per cent. for bills of exchange • 3} per cent. for promissory notes ; 3 per cent. for Lana on securities ; and 4 per cent. for loans on merchandise. It would seem not improbable, after this movement of the Bank of the Low Countries, that the Bank of England may be found following the example next week; such, at least, is the expectation very confidently entertained and expressed in various quarters. It is stated on sufficient authority that the Pre. ference 8 per cent. shares of the Aberdeen Railway Company, guaranteed in perpetuity, have not only been an subscribed for, but that applications for several thousands more were received than the number to be issued. Of course, the issue of 7 per cent. Pre ference shares is now out of the question. The high Prices of the funds are at length, it would seem, carry nig the public into railway investments. 'fho announcement that law clerks had been ap pointed to the Brighton and South Western Railway companies, which was made at recent meetings of the proprietaries, has been the occasion of much discus. sion in railway circles. In the first instance such appointments appear to have been viewed with favour, as involving economical tendencies of proper consideration, but these, as the subject has been more thoroughly csnveased, are thought to be greatly over rated. For the fixed salaries of the law clerks of those companies cover only, it is stated, the law business that arises out of revenue ; the clerks being still allowed professional bills for al l conveyancingand parliamentary business, wL icb, of course, and as it is argued, consti tute by far the heaviest items in the law department of railway companies. Doubts, too, are entertained whether the principle of fixed remuneration can be extended to those items, either with safety to the companies or credit to the profession. It has not failed to be remarked that, hitherto, not only the traditional etiquette of the profession, but the deci sion of courts of law, have been quite opposed to the practice of paying attorneys and solicitors "by the beb; " it is consequently reasoned that, if the practice now resorted to, practitioners of the highest repu tation and the greatest experience will be disposed to retire from railway business, and leave it to an inferior class of the profession, by which pubic companies must in the long run be deeply prejudiced. The payment of a fixed salary to a law clerk for con veyancing business would be likely, it is considered, to deprive companies of that responsibility, which now attaches to their solicitors, as to the sufficiency of the titles conveyed to them; a deprivation which, in its ultimate consequences, might result seriously to their pecuniary damage. It is, moreover, contended by many persons, that the economy of a fixed salary arrangement for all business would in reality be small, for such salary, it is observed, would constitute remuneration for personal service and superintendence only. Large staffs of managing as sistants and clerks would still have to be provided for the law clerk to carry on the business of the COM. Fany, whilst, although the salaries of such a staff would necessarily b 3 always running on, there might not be at all times employment for their ser vices. It will thus be seen that there are difficulties on both sides of this important question. The proba bility, after all, would seem to be that a surer and greater saving might be effected by directors dimi nishing to the utmost safe and possible extent the amount of business confided to the lawyers, and by exercising a rigid supervision over their &vomits, than by risking the appointment of a law clerk on the fixed salary plan, without experience how such ap pointments might practically be fund to work. These statements of differing opinions may not be inappropriate in reference to the Great Northern meeting to-morrow, where it is understood, the sub ject will be again largely, and perhaps warmly, re-opened. ENGLISH FUND& Bank Stock, 191 6 India Bonds, SI,OOO, X II per Ct. Red. LOU.. 934 I 4 Ditto. under 51,000, 64 1 3 per Ct. Cons. AMU.. NW South Son Few Ann., 904 New Xpa cent. Anus. 144 if rr r Oars. fee Aect, 931 ;I4 14 Long Annuities. cop. Sao. 6 1949. Fachetner Min Li iriv. 3.1. June. Ditt X o. 30 years, exp. Oct. 10. 1860. D itto Small, 2d., June. 45 8 61316 i Ditto. Adtortised, XI, March. 37 In Ditto, Stock 346 4 " 7 yan az% Jan. 6,1800.84 4 11 4 dia Sto. FOREIGN lONIA 4 per OR Austrian Resit 1079 4 per CL Portuguese Bat. Amt. bier Ct. Bailie& Deeds, al. gu.. 4 Feb. 38, X 4 per Ct. Chasm Bonds, 93 6 egir Cant. Spaabh Ms., dlr. 3 per Ct. DIM, DOW 515 from Nov. 1940. 171 4 3 pee Ct. Death Bea de.lM, 88 6 per OR Spennb lids. Falsire. Si 6meOL Er Seep, 3 4 pm. 3 pie Ct. Spanish Ronde. 39 r 34 Mr OL Bond/ 31 4 r Urge Veciesnela Fonds, 1 , 21 ., M 1 5R Date D Ot. efeer 44 . 14 a15.,1477 4 .14 Ar ‘CL Owl Dutch Exch. , 12 M . 7, eregr i tt 11311 1 4ml Lt. Dot& CerUL, MI CASUALTIES. Awes arrived from New York with part of cargo thrown over.—rieffer, Feb. 18. Canton, from Sydney for China, me wrecked on the Island of Ticla Oct. 2; crow (except second and third matmand three sailors) drowned. Cape Packet, fur London, was destroyed by Are at Prime, Jan. 6; pet of cargo wed. Caroline Reed and Mary Florence. far New York, have put Md. will &mode, having been In contact off Lyme—Liverpool, Feb. 22. Edward and James, from Dunkirk for Newport, put in, with boned sprung and sells eplit.—Tortey, Yob. A. Ems.ranoe, of Bordeaux, sustained maddest.% dama g e. Limn bees Ii contact to Permits Roads—Cardiff, Feb. 21. Florentia. for Adetslde ; put back.—Deal. Feb. 22. Ueorge Armstrong. of and for Llvorpool from Calcutta, was deetroyed by sloe In the 1100g1111. Jan. 6; crew, a few mile, and solina lege of der mood. Nary, from Myth. for Caen. put Into the harbour leaky.—Bridltogke s Feb. 21. 00AD Queen, of Abcydeea, from Singapore for London, was era:bode a coral roof off the southern comet of Undo, on boo. 9 ; crew and per wows wed. Rainbow. from Sedum for Gibraltar, pot back, making Ore indict water per hour.—Yannoutb, S.W., Feb. 21, Royal teherberdeso, for Aden ; pat teck.—Deal. Feb. 22. Superior, for Charleston; put back.—Aberdeen. Feb. 19. [Advertisement.l—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND rim, TDB TINTS? WIDIRDT IN THI WORLD TOD TOR Celia OP STRO. gets —David Davies, a miner, living at Newport, has b.co afflicted from his infancy with scrofula or king's evil, which was greatly* granted by the nature of his employment. All the doctrine be sp. I plied to were unsnecanfol in their trintmost of his case; even Moss at the infirmary at Bristol, whither he had gale in the hope of ob lidding relief. In this condition he commenced the useof llo'bersy's ointment and pills; and so rapid was the cure by them fine medicines, that It Le considered by those cognizant of it to be perfectly) mints long—Sold by all venders of medicine, and at Professes Ile,loway's establishment, 24i, Strand, London. PUBLIC SdLBS. --- ""'":: Vim 22.—8 y Yr. Moog', at the Nut — Four d mar* gleedweeaset. Ommaseelekroatl, let at 24k each, tad tar 60 years* M aseit lases, ie lata-1,0351. Two beilialk, ,121011111141014 OVllMEreild-Med, let at 221 . , held for en ream at el. seeb-4 cepyhold estate af t t pmt s tides. Stamm* at rents prodoeinger paymento TM. lla far eN ia quit-rent sad 10e. sae-6951. Me. T GREEN, at the Mark—Four houses, Neet. 4 l 4 ' Old Keut-road, let at rents produelng 821. per annum; lema year; 37 freeol. from ground- rent, fixtures to be taken at a valuate% lour — Four houses, Albion-place Etstrdreet, Old Kent-rout, l e t at it produ cin rent; in g As--11, 210 1431. per 1. annum, , and held UR 34 years free from spatpoem. leasekoM house and shop, Northampton-plaoe, Old Yeet-road,* on lease for 461. per annum, aad held for M years at W., eaters at valoalloa-3101. Front the EDINBURG II GAZETTE—Tverday, Feb. X. SCOTCH SEQUE3TRATIONS. Jona Cannon, Dingwall, printer, March 1 a 22, at the Caladay s Hotel, Dingwall. 3110:311AR k.LACIILVI, Airdrie, sheriff officer, Feb. 27 & Ywrit g. at the Albert 'tavern, Glasgow. klasommr HINAINITA 80X1FAV MLR (Or JOllietTen r ). We st house keeper, Feb. NA March 19, at the Black Buff lan, Gimp % si, as , Glasgow, merchant, March 2 g 23, sr th e Gl* Dor Glargow. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE arre .. 801ff1ag &smite," act "Lloyd's )IAI AIL 'VII 0 Hamburg . 0 o 11071 and.... ......... . 1 0 Lisbon. lob. II 6 ..... 0 0 liedis via Bouthamptcia.. P.b.ds rodla via ..„ cq liostou and Halifax. - Mania tl SI flamatinab . • . Wax •... ..... Irak /I . Yak% - - - - War, Ur., Feb. 22, N. (Mesas AArea, Gravered Feb._33, leas doies, . Teb.33,lletteresta Acne Carle, Albion, Deal, Feb. fl, Graveeend Adm.Musersaa,Ferton.,Feb SI ,Losese Moran, Yana, 1.W.. Fte. 2U,Loseos Aetoseetla, of boaltweed, Feb. no, Newcastle Aakeboon, Milloel, Feb 30,1-Werra Men, Iltspeowe. Feb. 11, Restwood heart, Urea., Feb. Lt. Lars Ilelt, Deal, Feb. 3e, 110511E41/ Dam of Wears, Fab., Fob. no. BMW, Derr, Feb. ID, LeadenLeadon Malaria, Ooet,Feb. 10, Constaatle. Ballleacerre laes, Wet Feb.eb.3o,Visaa elroalea. Weaseled, 23,diese Calla, Deal, Feb. 11. Wavered Clevist, Deal, Feb. le, Newmale ()belle, of IH. Albers Mead, Feb. 10, Lanka Creel, of Nana, Feb. 21, Medan Chester, of Lowestoft, Feb. II Wen Wooten Zeeland, Dublin, Feb. Me:marts Warier de Meneille,Xlasetows,Feb SI, Liverpool Circanstaa, Duals, Fee. 21, Odeass Conteeens,Lerwick, Feb C. Chahar, Lie., Fte. N. Orleans Danube, Liverp.,Feb. 13, Mobile Dementia, Cat. Dementia, Cat, Feb 30, Callao Deed Feb. Y. Notteream F.lfort lkY „ Feb. 21, Grave rue keeps, G alwa y , 21, bayous. 13Itabeth, Poearewl, Feb It Veriest bliasbeth, offset, Feb.lll, Load.. Peen, Coat, Vela SO, Llverp. Ilrefly tar, Feb. 10, Odessa It lore, Ilan., Feb. 10 Clemente tleursiane, (Monter. Feb. 31.0, Odessa Out., Deal, Feb. it. New York Ge bletraile,of reetwold, Feb 30 11=013 " 1:7 7 10_, F ti t 4rw "U". Jeer Adolph, Deal, ab. 10. Nantes lobe Cobbea, Deal, Feb. 11. Waved. SA.. AV .114.11 ..111 douse Oman Jae. Nei-40n /ease Zoe, Inul, Feb, 11, sele eirve asa a ir Jcarphlne. Meta, Feb. IV , al* Jeer, Ora emend. Feb. M Antwerp god( kirset August, Puma, Fek.M. Amalie saugard, Deal. Feb. 11.1uvewall Levantine. Liu M h a 0 MAIMS kagaeaaa, heal. Feb. ,90 Mew Madawaska. Oraveeesa.Tela Mayville Deal, Feb.9l1 Mahe . a kaase, kllll.. Feb. lu.Cardi Marie Ik Howl, Itrlatol, Fekle,plusa Mayflower Liver. /S Feb. 29. N. WWI Newnlerun4abn , Feb. , Leers. Nouvelle sloe, Poets. Fara Spagi. NOlO,O OVSWV, Cork., nie la Nouvelle Eareasee, Lel* Fek. Ocean, Gravesend, Feb. RUIN asmage olive Brandi ,Ealea . Fek. 91._ dada. Pilua,tiraveatuut, Fels 11, weal& Prlneesavier.Draveseri,teldiAase, putrez . Weupuet.Feb. aelne Quebec Pb. Faun tub. 2n, Dung. Itesovatlo, lkul, Feb. 21, tWarseli Remo. of Portland. Pek ?la lie. Naas, Oraverswi.Fe Raadennu, IJv. , Peers, Sam Brows. 11,,, P, 'OA Aneekst idiom) liv., Feb er gut Seib Sprague, 1,/e, Pyb. Milldam Dual, Feb 91,tuarened s,ein e a p at awDeal.rebl.oeaumak star, Drama* Feb. Ploleglie Sant . lago. Forum, Feb. 11, Leedia ' Teaser off awaaage Fee.. Looks Victoria, NewPwr. NS, kka• Untied Ville de Caen. Myth, Feb le, Mao Wanderer 6 1 , uter, Feb. 20. llama off museum, Feb. 11, hall Wordehlproan.l.l..lreb Dslukrieftg y walls( , , Feb. 29, enuaaapea P••• Pau. ROTC T. Alke, WY', Feb. 11, Malta Alegander, Cardiff, Feb. 17, Nantes Aeteal, thCe, Feb. Mdea ra lddr to lie, Veb. 20, Emden Alexander, Harden., Feb. 20, Haab. Am IC/Meals, Harden., Feb. 15,(,. Art, LeM, 1/Vb. 10, Charleston Anne, Mlddksburo', Fee. .I Haub. Active, Middlesboro', lab 2), Damn. Medan, Yam., LW., Feb. 21 St. Michaels Albert, lelyth, Feb. 20, Cherbourg Belinda, Middlesboro', Feb. Fl, Heath. Nark Cat, Toetay, Feb. 21, SE KM. Cheviot, DM, Mb. 21, haulm Charlotte, Aberdeea, Veb. 20,4 1 t0 i n Can Edo tlz, lhortan., Feb. 22,5 e , Meths*, Feb. 20,Conenhaam Elizabeth, (kwes, Vet/. Pork,th Ellen, Ighbilesboro., Feb. 20. limb. Energy, Mlddlesbozw, Feb. Fl. Itsrab. Merry, Seeder., Feb. 21. Media Epsilon, Ill ) tb, Feb. 10, Dieppe !Melon., Oorli, Feb, 10, Llreenita Favourite, Sender., Feb. 11, hike Freedom, Olessum, Pets 21, He'll. Otago sadJasses,DoWer., Feb. 10, Ilsieberg I Generous, 2mM., Feb. ID, Pllhre Oasam, Deal, Feb. 21, Bremen Dram, libeerni. Feb. 12,2milerined r i giarte,o242,. Feb:4l4r. Mse, Hawke, Deal, Feb. 11, Imemmarm, V.D.L. Isabella end Mazy. Illamlnr, _Feb 110, Sielmilmade Samoa Iddy Mordent Liverpool Lord ilardlogo if="" Q ue e n !Wort Tliompoonl ord• York Thorn. lamp June Hendrick how* Jane, Hartley., Yet. In, 11 dna* Baal i nii4 l .* X, lease *ram Y.O.e Deal. A. amebae; =M i tt F Y b h.% . . (1.14.1: Lneerse, Mhldle,bo o ' . a I 4 Ludavk_ , Haathamp., k m r i m Blytll :, Fr,b. 20, Caen Mayville. VAT; 4.11 Neptune, Gramarod, Feb X. bum Nen°, 611110.43. Feb. 8. ham Nymph, 2 undvr., Feb. X, MOW Noord HoWoJ , Grabsena., 11, mmons Hammlytb. Feb. 10, Hau A lm Itenbratio, Feb. el, lamlbt ltubt ; Selma, (lair, Feb . . 21, habi Ater arma At. Hilda, Hartley., Feb. 90, Waft Marano'', b4ll, Web. DO, Mulabs IWab, Baader. Feb. q 1 pya ama, Cart, Feb 10, Dimas Koala, Oravewild, Feb. 24, Anatol Two Omahas. eArecres. i7.curta ribOMMI Gales, iMaderlabd. Pek. Salaam* Victoria, Newport, rem, vita Withreb, Camila, Feb ITAairoacia iliellleationiXeb. = Valtbani, Wunder., Yea Lkw, Hardep., Feb. an, Ilabilmre VERISLA SPOILIN. l iblembey ,11sIta . of lb. fluke 4 37 17 Tf . . Ilea. W. d lli M I . 10.7 I OW 1 OM IL Of We Mama UN. US W. 1411. IS 1 aB. U IL Ili B. W Nay L HR. IMw~ ~o~e. l i Houg-Kose..l iMl~:=a.,..i ~wn.~ lii.era. I pmTrts. APPLETON.—YeIo 16, et Kirkdal• parsonage, the wife of the Bevil. Appleton. of a eon. BA ItTON.—Yeb 20, at Buhl& the wife of T. J. Barton, Req.. of too !MEN KARN.—Pet.. 20. at fit. Iree cottage. St. Anurferoad, Norte Brixton. the *roof A. B. Blanker& Eno.. of • daughter. BRETT.—Dee. 20. at Bangalore. the wife of Capt. de B. Brett, Bet Light. Infantry. of ...daughter CIIBISTIK—Dee. 2 1, at the Tort, Allabahad. the wfe of rapt. L. P. Culotte. YALU W W Best. Oeunnooding liomnt Depot, Q. T.. of a DNNIS Sian l. at Juba'. the site of Copt. B. Dennis, flit bet NO ON. Bombay N.L.1., of am. DIXYeb.II. at OW/ ow, Mn P. W. Dixon, of a daughter. 01 liSON.—Teb. 20. at Fawley rectory, litante, the wife of the Be'. W. lITATI—Veb. IL at Parkgreagetta Stockwell, Mn P. nettle, of •wm. KRNNIODY.—Dee. at Madras. the wife of Lim& 0. Kennedy. NH Begt. N.T., of a son. MAY MM. —Feb. le. the wife of C. Mayhew, Bag., of Mel week al a eon. REIN.-Dee. 22, at Secunderabad, the wife of Capt. J. D. Mein. Mi &an Artillery. of • daughter. MoRTI HR.-Tab. 29. Mra A. Mortimer, of c an tmtrorr.vilbs, Malda-vale. of anon. PEN ISTAN.-Feb. 17„ at the Grammar school. Gabber°, North Tort - Wee. the wife of the Rev. J. Ps:Menus. Y.A., of a eon. !MOIL-Dee. 27, at Dank 11.1., the wife of Caps. G. N. Prior, Ifttslis WM.% of a son. SU Arr.-Jan. 3. at Mennen. Di_ the wife of Capt. L J. Shaw. DO , Asehit.•Corsgilseiry.thmaral, of • eon. 17ItQUH A 1/7.-Uee. 23. at Agra. the wife of J. W. Urquhart, Esq.& the Agra and U.ll. Rank. of • eon. WARD.-Psh. 18, at leanthmtea, the wife of the lion. U. D. Wald. of a son. YOUNO.-Jan. 1. at the Port a llychnhad. &hide. the wire of Uhl , Surgeon T. J. Young. Native eneral 11.ephal, of a daughter. MARRIAOLS. DICKBON-PLOWEIL-Peb. 10. at !gotten. R. Dickson, Ott. of Preston. Innershire, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the WM ill J. Plower. EVANS-DTKISIL-Peb. 18, at the Cathedral. Manchester, hf Net, W. W. Johnson. M.A., Mr. D Evans, of Manchester, to Jans. daughter of Mr. W. Bikini. of Mold. Flintshiro GRAC E-GIILBERT.-Dee. 28. at (Milo, by the Rev. N. Oarstin„ E, Grace. Nee., eldest son of the Rev. R. Grace. M.A. of Huth"Boars. Swam to Victoria Charlotte if Neaten, eldest dauzlitor of T. B. Gilbert, Esq.. of Jaffna. M PLE4-BAOK-J St. Paula. Bengal. by the Rev. W. It sawn,. W. l ades. Neil., C. 0., to -With...lmM* Iftneee woad .I‘nebter of Igeun.Col. 00430, Superiatendln4 Engineer douth•lestas Morino, PATE O.BON-R09f 1 .-Jan. 4, at Dothan:nand. by tho Rot. I. O. Street, A.M., 0. Pat/orlon, EA., M.D.. physichn to 11. 11. tve ROW of Travancore. to Harriet Annette. al.bat daughter of the late Liwe.. Col. J. Koos, of the 13th Regt. Madras N I. PIOOT-CARTWRIOUT.- , Feb. 29. at St. Clieltesham. by Ow Rev. E. Mot, M.A., George Robert. fifth pun Ding son of the law Rev. T. Ingot, rector of Blyinlith, thaffordshire, to Isabel, third daughter of the late W. Cartwright, Eel .of Lle. rpool. Sill THE-OdWALD.-Feh. 29. at kinrontsa3 near Edinburgh. J . PraWbc. ' , sq.. of Mettwon. to Emily, third daughter of the late els J. Oseal4. of Demnikier. HOMPSON-lIUDIESTON.-Jan. 1. at St. Georges Oetheal 4 Madras, by the Vest Archdeacon ilhortland. J. 0. Thointnott.it Madras C 1•11 &Moe. to Monad.% Mary. elikst daughter of J . audlotton. Ear., ILC.S. DEATH& CIIAMARETTE.-Doc. 18. at Poosa. A. Chaniarette. Ere, SO' A5.44.-Surveynr-tlenl Hyderabad durrty. DAV Y.-Lb. 18, at F urslvertan, C. Davy, Esit . ON. emit& DENT. - free 19, at dukkiar, liergt-MaJor J. P ant, I ttb Iteet. XL. aced 4!. PORSTEL-Yob. dl. E. Pouter. Esq., vice proldait of tho Linnets Society aged 84. II UTTO N.-Feb IS. at Torquay, Devonshire. Edvnird Thomas. thud son of lb' Into W. Uutton. Lsq, of Beverley, 3 orketore geed LIDDON.-Feb. 20, at Devon, A n n. wit° of Copt M. LI don L. aged 49. hr WENN ASSE.-Dec. 30. drowned, at Calcutta. Eugene. 000 01 Ow Col. I/ennead MU I P..-Feb. IA at Olaerow, A. Weir, Era. OCCLI4BIIAW.-Yeb. IS, at Manchester. W. Oecleallaw. POWNALL -FobAllen. daughter of J. pownall, Eat, of re''' ninguns Hall. Leigh. aged 21. PRATT.-Feb. 17. at db meld, the Rev. O. Pratt, Roman Cathollf 0/I.lgiter. of that town. TOWOOOD.-Feb. 22, at Rigeraffeld, Little Paxton, b uy, , f i lgte . dier of the late Matthew Togrgood, req.. of f it. Nada Ire, aged 18. WATT.Me - 1:13. at (Rawer, Mr. J. Watt, C.E., et Renfrowstm li v WHITI4.-Dee. IL at Goa. J. D. White, Sal, late a Lignin ILg • led for Mogi Own) Light Dragoons. Pealed sad published by WILLIAK Elsa name of No. S. 14 " °°6 1. aria. ID the City o' London, Printer. et the t he n ,. in Intowdeate la the gelded el Illgteltlan.-7siDAY. Yu.ULU 13. 4 net. Yell. 1.1 Sept. Xi Jse. I I lax I Oct. U Nov.lo On. 23 IW. 13 Now. Nov.li J. 11