The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-10 00:00:00

RItPATINT ELASTIC PATNNIN N T AND KAMPTOLIA COKPANT. Mr. Rawll era Mr. IWO ebtalart M prides a similar mass is le SW company. Ex PAM= FUR= —INFANTS' KAINTIMANCS. Mr. AMON toppetied the ;whim be this one seeking to awe as elberres far the streamers of lariats oat of the divideade el a rasa ear paid iota mart by the ortatis. Wear d Greemetek Normal. r the rue of a rearatter ia fea la SINN hoeheid pteoerty. Ti. Ws agate if the Whet of the lalholo bM loos mimed espeastely. sal the =t roe lishei to 01l hie Whim. It ma the woe ef dividmie w ski Or at the reveres rat of rill tai itshilewtoe too sewed. —The Vier Omahas thet the dreasstaess of the wombat of &Urea spin loreetio. preolosed say ceder being node, ewe es wise swig be media fraralxkostlY of QM oir aeraboase. Plan eleathreethor Mins& VIM= IP. Waal' --Quaariox or Parreniarlatr. His Roma, adhered indgmest in this eau the srgasisst la whisk was hoard in Dumber lat. The plaintiff sad ththateleas, who were both solidus, had acted pr tlessrosally Item May, 1646, to November, 16111, for the FLetwood, Prestos, ant West Riding Junction lisilway Company, sad the queatisa was whether, by the terms es their appoint. mut by the pi:whitest anumittae, sad the understanding hawses theragelvee, as shown by their mode of doing bud um far the eengssay, they were constituted pertain with minus to ease bushier, and entitled to parthipate equally In the profit which hal arisen therefrom; or who:bar sesh was eatided to be paid kr that portion only of the work whisk had bete wholly done by him, self. The company's bill of coats, amounting to 4,46 W., bad hien paidi to the defendant upon his gnareates to shit the plalatife claim. Of ti is. MK Was the snout alleged by the defendant to be due to the ettria rupee of that pert of the huhu which had aneasted by hins.—Ha Hoeour, both Fatties having daelinsd an bete, made an order upon the footing of an im plied eintrat for a partnership, for a referent■ to the Master to take the amounts of work done by the plaintiff sad de fitsdant respectively for the company while Wisp as their Met sanitary, with a direcuon that the Master, under the bead of jut allowance's, was to allow either party a per 011atage of 26 par cent. upnn such part of the work as had bees dose separately by that party. Calirr.LLl ir. COWL AND Oman. 111117NCTION To =MAIN ?RI BAllasio OF A Bair. Mr. Wood was heard in reply ie this case, the facts of which appear in oar impression ot yesterday. His Begone, at the (Quintino of the argument, delivered judgment, observing that the plaintiffs appeared by their bill to hay* entithd there Ives to an soseant as against the de fondant Cook, but that such shout was entirely usual muted with the sailing of the ship which had ban restrained by the injunction, whkh it wan the obi• et of the present motion to dimly& The plaintiffs, had they 1 stablithed their debt as against Cook, 'eget have restrained his departure by writ of as sweet regale, but would Dot ban been entitled for that rearm alone to restrain the sailing of the ship. That being ste, and the respective shares of the different pri mmer' being dearly entertained, sod their tithe act in diva* the gayeties upon the moths nest les lookod at as if no easout had bees sought by the bill. Oman; that to be the ease, and that Cook bad psoposed to sail without the 'Gamut of his oo owners, the Court ot Ad. Unity had slowly jarisdictiot to restrain him. It had been said that this emu had for that purpose a conctureat juris diction with the Court of Admiralty ; but all that was mum by that was that this sour% when it interfered, would de exactly whit tlie Court of Admiralty would do, ant nothing more. That rule bad been sunned in the are of "Hely v. Goodman" (2 Merhale's Reports). baton Lard Eldon ; and no ease of a unwary tenor had been cited. Now, all that the Court of Admiralty would do was to restrain the sailing of the ship under the wen of pert only of her cowmen, until security had been gives to the .Pjwantients for her return. A ease of that kind was not, llmrever, made by the bill u against the defeadants, other than Cook. Prom them ao security was asked, but the bill, on the contrary, alleged that they concurred is the views of the ph/utak and sought ao relief as 'retest them. That ease was also displesed as agaiast Cook, who by his answer stated that be was • part owner, and had been willing to give se mirky. The pialatiffe, therein,., were I. the dilemma either to have their motion dismissed, or to some to the smut for relief mare ample than that which was sought by their bill. They were, ist het, asking, uelatively against defendant oak, relief to whisk they were Weedy sot outlaw'. His House than made ea order, dissolving the al% unctioa, without imitate" to say ether applioatiou the *h might be advised to make ; bat without intimating say opinion sprat the goestioa whether the court would grant an itjusetisa is sash a sues. COUNT OP COMMON PLIIAB.—TUTIMAIr. Maws ta Beam. Nevue.—Reime Chid Letise wade and a fipmela rum PAILS.' V. Tau Oscar WISTRIN RAILWAY COMPANY.— MUFF or CRAIOI/1 FOR TRU Citation or GOODIL Mr. fiejegat Talfourd, Mr. Wines,. and Mr. Brown, sp- Ergit the plaintiff; Mr. Martin, Q.C., an Mr. Hoggish, defendants. Mr. Tanned, to opening the *hairs ere, said the Mr. Riehard Porker, carried ea balsam as a in viruses parts of tie west of Beglead, and this miles erm brought to mover back as aggregates= of 2804 odd, whisk the phiatiff alleged the delineate had over 'barged him, is petty muns, for the carriage of goods from finis to thole between the 10th if laaaary and the 131 h of September is leat year. In late years, when railways had become the raiz iaten eanime through differed pais of the coantry, the bad restricted them as to the rate Om were esti dto charge. There was a certain mergia allowed to the Great Western in the acts of parliament &f -isting that emptily for the transit of goods ander 800 lbs. might; e above that tag wen house to charge ell herMajestrs at as uniform rate. Mr. Parker had ineceesfelly mimpleimed, on a SWEAT ecessten, that each equality had net been observed towards him. He then claimed to be allowed to pack a amber of small raids into one mass, in the same way as it wan permitted to wholesale manufacturers, that having been denied to him is carrier. The rani eVirlarker's semis on the Lauer oeoesicn was, that some aridifications in the ccmpanys tariffs were efts/wire made. He now spin complained of the unequal opera/Ma of the company's taupe*. It appeared the Great Western Company from dine to time issued malelsills, containing the Mee for themrriage of parcels, and the tonnage rates for the carriage of goods,. In a ta riff issued on the let of Jan., 1848, then were different classes given to which differsat raise applle . /, omega which one class was headed " mkt eallaaeoss. There was another tariff tented in June elf the same year, maths a somewhat different clas sifiedsa of aberges. Kr. Parker ooateaded the anew had no right to add a miscellaneous ph„imil that where several parcels were packed Ms temp clause and net the ping clause la the W I Z= Th l e a te r iallf bed reit the eseepsy whet they protest, eiersafing they asks did am, that die WS wore of down fp seuediese edit tin }midges if the net of reamer, end eke were net rightly WA arm To pay wart rebel afterwards beteg ea miss wee the 'sly seem ipm t Ik. pliant There were 14NO sr 11,000 Nuns is taw swans of ever dorm se to el etwhish ea *pia weld erns. As ionehnien et the laud cranny's address Yr. Idertleon belated the einspens,, *lamed tine wee not ttightesit wish in the pen ef his elan to exceed this a rate se Mat the dskedeats were es easieee es the p 1 Mosifesnid bete have the sale of eeleilatlia se be edeas isa kwelai their tariff jadieially *smarmed; bat is lave a jury into the minute warm of tarn end ebb.' wit an Inweigaties ergund to him as 01 a gr e tr imaie g il alt i at tler dielast evevlß—Tbe learned J that le hie the sine senate of feet mai blew eselltl~ ly es silitrator, to be alierweeds Ineurist before Ile old wee a we, end le sell se Am eienistlen I tZS urn sew enridenes wow. Also sew afraid= hen*, latime ia pen., who weal ass bar of in sehluatisa mil en titbits*, ete bis tits was awed sod eyed oree, ibe ireggeslien, Malin& drif was afeptlf, wisiy, Mei Ile mew intim et hit abeeld be Wad by en estisiesn 112 ; :lianrent Ibe 'Where Cirselt) se be the essu ri t N E ==when 1 IMS news VW ef awl AIMS bee in Mese aderlai by Ile Weelera &twig taus fissikacitibile UAL Tie edam sellery erine,rlhr paean wit eff, end levier dispiseief the leilillen jiffy ems is tit list, Thiel preyed wholly destleare et esairel lama, the awn rise at ea early bees ia the efliesion. COURT OP BANKRUPTOY.—Takseasx. Perm Mr. Omesiriarr rear. Ms PLarcaza.-Tua trwitia Mart MID Ihrizsir 00M, COMMIE". This was the darappleasd Mr the eardassto mestin k -theme at Joss* Oafs Masks; seal a sal=st Omar %with, who lastestedanasamor ke emegoar. •the sedge et wlaltit hembess brousitt, to tine, balers -the pablls.—Mr. Maw. toe the wi n , Wad for sa M andl ths estate was ig elle amis about h. The bankrupt liadMmlield fulth et his la trade, i.liuO. for SOM Os th• seal eempeay ; sails wasimey baked ta. sayer vs would bs reaUsa.-11r, 11 • 11 ••••.... k• ah• alokmiss akithere was so doubt the • eels wows be rooked ; seeshbal stbilk Ikea by the a wi fre. RI at tad& washl be paid; wok under tD wen etre wMea.oy be reasersod to ea adjamweatt. m etas. die Ashman at the seaway sad essegtor et the bib ? had beaks bealwapt ; aad there was the mums* et a OM Ida utak 11 0 ° k Atroggsersd t.mak it Mr. Poem, esslawaer, a sal Mar, the whom theht~ had acted as agent la La& doe, and who had bees is ik lag karma owlhely omitted Aar tbsbehassulwaL tw.t dismal the kaki's adk kale 1 tack's melmmirmeta; sad 'kw that the wouelliektre It. ths bsoktuz z .....:o:B• 4 = ma silk marmat, otter orkelks his own he this epglier. tiaLA =mbar of miasma had t up hew Durham ; rem notate msMil he leassed by ima ad. konmstat. Sas Ha mar said Set 9 OM MN mars -skis than him- NM • t the evil et lit-lawra " ""willp hat the aim at ma, to; lau.M mks* spirt the ffi,t bstrp sbupd with am bs&••••••• Mr. PRINa dated that the Ist doted 11th haw lad wrt 4161 sh. bow ksact% emu pedtka ; ow at the asas was his a n dissqa •low. la 1516 he bad boa impeks meet to Kr. posse.,the eataidte 8021 mut is dm meth of Raglandat a sal= o. 4:3Ml l . a Fur, atm aa sour bold;' be was I "a" I. Aril Wt. Re bad boat la the 11.. _ll4 a wet* ash aossuac but ao stemma of Lwe gramme deals nseitad sad sold la kis carroaled bola ykabost he teak Mr. Pesos a &boss la IW. Tim ms= 11111 Ora aslosisd vigil as bad ast somied Its mew 0111704; tr wimma dhK ensivai 1: . 1 . , • ei.l r - II I • 1 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. 1849. from Hr. isadossia, Orr mid& h. boa wet gloss Me soMosi kW a loatst e i r tentat ia szpie l a m ativa ." l a( oho diwoopeasy,Wkiittidra Ur. P osts W slimed Headset= meat Mr to sot& Ile amount be (beidosps) bad me mated Os seal* Alm Os la TO!, bed besa paved fa a eailawilla Mate His Ilesser empanel ea orbits dot Mom own so saf- Mat e posawde ittualig weft lisollois at to the baskrapt*Ur. Pros - Iran asedisoWl, bomb kb oil char, la vimitlies post of it dillies Isoulsresa. He could =we* hoot duping Hist • sus wools raisin as =- Mabel* b NOM of owil Misrepsasiss la Iwo ovate like Owes. la answer to questions bon lb. nits, lisirimapi said M bsti ebarged n ot to Mr. Para he e w4 agsate ; His bed beam petit bat Ms Noah sod , Ird peeved swiss bit MID Mr awsaals. His ssid the how woe* wan ass suMslall to la dose biro to barbs, with Ito snweaossfiersite,as tboy vase esoldnie ofosphassioa cabs et wateim ha sibs ease to the bookropt's osammilsowlast, the itemise did act sow wise, as aMperassa• boobs bun adopt for bj the as z7...r we to by *0 Issialsit.— TM an was sesordiegly. POLICE.-YZOTZIDAT. MANSION-HOU/3M Clung' OF Foams's. —R. NOW* was luny examined, charged with haring forged woman for the payment of 501., with latent to defraud Messrs. Barclay, Bowan, and Trines, beakers, of Lthabard. street. It app ared by the evidence that the prissier had bees in the habit of writing letters for a Mr. Mood, hoe that goalless**, his bashers, at Whitby, bat that Mr. Mead slways signed thus bias& The prisoner had, on the 3rd of October, written, without Mr. Mead's authority, to the bankers', at Whitby, desiring them to groat him with 601. at Mews. Barclay end Co.'s, fsrui at ignatsre to the setae. Hs then wrote a letter to Meath Bexley and Co., also with out Mr. Mood's authority, whisk the prisoner sigma ,• he also irressated a thequo, mg-sties to be wines by Mead, and by seem dais he peoeured tin 601. credited to that gentleman. Both those letters sod the aegis Mr. Mead believed to be in the poiseser's boadwritieg, sad another witness swore to their Wing six The primer, who OCILIFM- Lodged his guilt to the caw who aprehtsded hiss, was committed for trial. RAILWAY NE WS.-FRIDAY. Although mine improvement may be voted is shares, yet they still lagged very much behind the more prospering and progressive condition of govern ment securities. They have, however, been in fair demand tc-day at some advance in pewee, both for home and foreign lines. BHARid LiST.—LOlllOOlt, FIII2.IMAT 9. Ana-daluotations ot Noel la Zama diseadWrs ellsot• metual kes: shwa of Mesh /Wks name prism. 191 if* , Les &S.Waslis.42 Do. Sao 4sl. L. Do. Ow. Toufko.. le N. D& a.. Teetha.... o Td. CL 4 a ar gil! -•••tv • it WC& Ma 4.2 If iirlstoliel limner . i er l*Plfreek..lllo/.&Litsc. 49 10 1)9..21 . drd5...,......,20 1$ Do. Norm N.. 1 / 1 044. IX DIA. Ar 421 0. .14.9 f. I ft 41 10 114. wit 0 Prell * De. 1 1, 0*...**** 27 26d. `c• , r . .... 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Is s w um: fissis Is 1... dues is 1 • . IP, ts.:1='!!:::: , P 05.,1 16 1 LI , Ds.Proassi Wi.*. o r za t ire ....A ilff ___ llou 103 V Lads as/ 40 • D. Dm .. D2.2•1.4.4E449 1 /4//. 0/11110&A INV* Larks lb Meow 11 1 liattiro gaft ge n :4se: 11<a *136611 / 4 4240........ 11 1 I oi: ur. I:T . 214. 1 t.,..... iisf q . :: . t s. so 1 D . 1001sedes1111. 1, 4 9 iiie mons ss Da &D. it g 11.. i ~, okorewOJ. 11.) .11$13 a &Is. 4 44 lb ik. 9 1 Nips II RAILWAY BILLS IN 11011:111110 DIGTOSID OF IT IXA Before lir. May. Pirmons ADJOlllLWlD.—liiiniaglisaa lad Oxford Juno. lisa Railwaj j (perch= of 8 uloonAeon Canal Na gte• Zil sad wa a ls ( ). of :an:Perth and Judas, and the Dundee and Arbroath, and NA Newty i l t e an litellwr a l g Ull i creed).—Cele oi 1111111101 Jasetion Railway); (Uaoppo w id); eland. i tan ish ern= lbl ia with etindlng Was eat yesterday for th Ant Gan bat the Wiwi Wawa& was mealy pall! 'inny. MEETINGS. Norse Wolas.—llootio‘g of Shorohokkro—Loadoa, Yob. 9. Lesse n Ise , in the "hair. _The RhalliKAN 1td 41611 &resew bed ben dews Is Walls tow what the difficalties wan mad he had only to iliagoilehle the iliareholdas that they had sot lost awe mow, Rearm wee a non MINA teak undertakes by Mwigiap. If the Great Weans Company wen 1., awl ewe thousand' is Sr amoillem of a When amil e works, 'something night h be dean bat make tureiramesteacee, if the when annal cresink b i d district was to be carried antimselly boo& weds asd forwards, the nilway wish sew pq. He OIL Lewis.) lid beam ia esmealonaiwilli Was path wok who weed to draw up wan nosiallsme The fist was to OM aka that it liming Wa ll = rat =to pennon is the .—l.' ellhe Needs Wake , as it Wag advisable to neat flis paperer of thie ,EWho bat analogs manstnt inn its safety, adiblia of the Among be woad ,ap • ltd shinissiden baring, by Wee, istherieed the to Isola a higher rde of Wen* them could be "b -ake by le flosott Westmont, they Mosby mew thaw ahem Waled with the whoa al die *skim (W. Chad- Iriskisad dinitan mei kw wet Whom m iii Wig PluPflifilmi lat•lritY, NA Illends• the amity of their mamm" Mr. Ens sold that ha wee gaits takes by 'man by the remados whin bad be.. Jut read. They were ealmil upon by it to ay that they were podiestly monied with Ile investssat of the sanorry ; bat, falessetit as they Aid set Wow bow the assonwas knoste4 hew "add they nalbly be exacted MI myna their she ondem with wee Wen neat ? He had as tor as to Na. Clisidwioles belog able to wants idissolialosa Wad Ist he wad ant nut his oyes to sae a sessillan Oa it hie weenies without basaaallmat the Waal bad WNW. Re s zt imateired regretted lbea of noir ludo email be in private be es penis sindly. ter time rss• to w e d = ass Sr sonslaism. limo, awe iiiiii Mee lantana H a nd $ Wear i Pale mod yaws.... /trig eid=hi• • a "2" : 1 ... BONI $11 1 21 "WP WO ... dm . tea. 1$ I vez, 4k Bak. Naar.. PARLIAMENT. Kr. HMILLII2II odd tint lint. woad oppose limo resets ties. He had trapootif ofilisd ia l ai t railway oar he la formation so to mime - 6W 'ins iavoslol , hot be serer wet Padded. He weifa s ilool OW NM. city was given ter i OC.: f .....p.0h0100. width Dad book %mkt ml Mr. Maori* et the rate et la. per there. He tat hem the reiebatka la tote The &ohms staled that Xr.eboiwtok was set a prow ater etas asetpray. He (llr. Hoer) hal sees cos et the woo &wilted pre. = 1 rertosap dasn ialisti thit eli t/ Iho limo w idth bad bolaend ate melee it the essiferis ell* was isolated est, err isi. that "Mali owlweisod the di his Ile mom eat or theist* owl mime& it, voirsothi la See use ft we hat to the Maude releiless - *fin limbo et a low rats el istorost, at a lip whoa 4 orti pie amt. weld be get abowhere. Hs orkesesed thelf,W. woe hat Is Mr. H. X. new, the KG it 1 diKKOR. H. Wed. howeris, that the matte you'd sot be allowed to rest *OM bet would be th=4y sifted. Yr. Ostovirsoi said he bed ettiorlad the harts. 1 had ea levitation to that Auk as the pompom sottiag a:::imissisay*se that addle have girt th e the 'foe abereiTeldhls. Mr, Arthur, who woo lmo cdtlis Hoe, ame is ilia a d brought eons wiry Wen totters from *Stiffs iti sooroafsa with ethic lioakzEilit i oatica to the Wei OM ablatives width treat sisal. OM vs loslisrGisilp sioether has NW 11. km* :44.9ibir , 'MITA .!!! 4 , 1 1 0 ,,0P01C5'44 Willi , r. newlt of. I rt. /Ai.. .0.. a. Ha, U. . .V.I. n, Nei 4 , no , r , • o . •:6-, .... ( te.ruurf i , a li .. . .. N. ginum LK Al. • 0 I beteseathentetktelti psi Haien, and thereere odd apt fail to pay. It wee Wallas the Chester and Holyhead would iE d . sew soneed, eadesitthe Kenai Straits Gould net be e -gee- with great inesily. and at aa ananneen N ; and It was spas the regravertsties of powder el respectability UM he wee Waged to ids the , He allowed his sans le Be Intl is • lift* It the eisr, sad the asses of a twmftref patlesess losey lalsenited in fag been obtained, as dilleuft " 3 " in gettlug dm= fond. Having, heneem,_ been subsequently that a line front Bearer* Pert Teeing would RAW, sennesd, he endeavoured in mg possible way to disemnage the shareholders proceeding with it. At the made( Is May last, the y anise]. resoled:oas kV the datiorsat of the nadertaking, sad at every sealientssat mooting Aces realtiuticns had been ecelinned. 4 . vosollieekes was passed at the last general se Ling esectiosingas pressediugs of the directors with mimeos to the meat of the money, and directing that the messy shook be retuned to the shareholders pro rats, amt he meiebieed they bed carried out the spirit of those reeektious. If the line had been carried oat, he was cure that ant a ehil• ling would have been returned in the shops sae s dividand. In Almon well as in other lines, be had been the mews of savingan bernenes sum of seem which, if expsaisdoreeld have hem entirely unrodsetive. The best prose that their money had bent saved was to be seen in the fist that it *ere bed net Deena vexatious lawsuit, nearly every shilling MUM bow been retuned. (Hear.) The dimmers bed theught that it would be advisable to lay out the esemey at the very best interest until they had oompultory power to , dissolve the eempony. Massy at sell was now every day being hat at two ppeerr cent. on the Stock Exchange, and there/sr% salmi the threaten had chosen some other me the Wen* to return would be very small. Ho gad only to say, in conclusion, what had been done by the direeters wee entirely under the autho rity given at various meetings of the shareholders. He thought that he had billy proved, by what he ban stated, that Lied Mont-ngle was awaken when he brought for ward this as an instance of dreedlul corruption in railway con At ai at explanatien fres the CHAIRMAN, Mr. WiLirri seconded the resolution, which was carried with only two dis sentient voices. _ . . The eiaiaime then proposed a resolution, to the effect that " thiphareholders bad seen with regret the aline pur sued by Ldrd Monteegle in summoning their chairman be fore the House of Peer., to force from him an invidious dis closure of the recounts of the company, pending a judit inquiry in the Court of Chancery, as carding to depreciate the vales of their shares, to produce a prolonged litigation, end se being otherwise injurious to the intents of the pro pekoes.' Kr. WILLIAM IIIUIDIZSON, is seconding the seulation. said that he did so an pablie as well as private grounds; and he would explain, if allowed, the past and present state of the impure affairs. This line was originally the design of Mr. Archer, who was Igy cemearable for the personal animosity that he always lord towards the chairmen. Base time ego the directors, in violation of the law, but for the beds et the dieulasklere, lent the funds Dish* company Is the Limbs GM 11•011-Western Company, at 31 per cent., rat Wag able Initials mere than 21 per a sit.ftois the pub lie is which dis law provided that their money should be invested. Some time after the money was paid back, and then it was lent to the Richmond Railway Com pany for 4 per cent. The money was subeequently paid back to the compsny,and as, at that period,the public securi ties and bankers offered a very smelt interest for money, the chairman was authorised to Invest it in private securities. After that a meeting of the shareholders was called by the chairman, to conaider the best course to be adopted by the company• and at that meeting they determined to abandon the pro ject sad to divide the funds. Mr. Archer and when then wanted to know where the funds were, and brought al legation; egaiest Mr. Chadwick, who, they would recollect, 100 L as in a suit in Chancery, in which Mr. Archer w gained opposing party. Lord Montesee said that he was par suing kis comae in the House of Lords ea public rreueds ; but in his (Mr. Handenon'ej opinion the noble lord only brought the matter forward became he thought it would form a good argument in favour of his Audit Bill. The shareholders were suitlied, however ' that the mousy was forthcoming. (Hsu.) They had debut confidence in Mr. Chadwick. He did not andseetand why Lord Montauk, should introduce the sitter into the House of Lords, know ing that a bill of discovery had been filed in Chew', by Mr. Taylor, which would answer his purpose ! Mr. MIBLIPATM wished to ask Mr. Chadwick whelks: 4,4501. of money had not been invested, 600 elutes of the North of France being the security ? Mr. CMADRICI said that he was sot there to be eras exuded, though be had no objection to give the meeting all the informa tio n he possibly could. Mr. CLINCH said that Lord Mantises bad no right to bring their matters before the stabile, bemuse they had not adhered strictly to the letter of the law. It was well known that no railway comy acted in all little matters in ac cot dawn with law front the London and North Western down to the little 'Thames Haven. It was a waste of time and labour for the House of Lords to take up tie matter, as the affairs of the Company would be sifted to the bottom in the Court of Chancery. Mr. Burrs, in opposing the resolution, said that their at tempts to censure the House of Lords for their conduct were Judie. As far as he was **Darned, he felt very mull allied to their lordships for condesomuling to investigate his Th;reaolution was than put and carried. The CLIMAX then pat the ant resolution, which was seconded by Mr. Ross, to the effect " that a committee be amiated kota this meeting to draw up and muss a petition to be presented to the House of Lords expressive of the feel ings of this atssting." It was agreed to. READING, GIIILDTOID, AND REIGITE —Half Yearly General Mieting.—Lemloa, Feb. 9.—Alderman littomotes In the chair. The amebas' Jowl referred to the eaddeetory somas( is whisk the seesedde set the line was progressing, eel sand that the Mena bed been studied is the andleadses el the issespenre fan The directors wen endow to all the ONO* of the shareholdtn to the care end atematien bestowed by Mr. Barlow, the engineer, on the cemstendien of the Ilse and the general economy which he bed waned throughout every branch of his department. They also wished to call the attention of the company to the cm/fades report. pursuanee of the companyeiclauses sonso lidation set ens third of the present board were to retire by rotation. Five directors and one auditor were therefore about to resign their seas ; but being eligible for re-election, they again offered their services. The engineer's report stated that the works had progressed most favounbly during the past half.year. The whole of the works on that portion of the line between Reading and Farnborough were com plete, except a cutting and embankment at Bead*, where MN delay bad @scarred in consequence of the alter& tion of the replied edam 780.000 cubic yards of emirs tion, hen, out of 1119,000, wore fi nished ; and o f the thirty-two bridges, thirty lad been built, and sir oen miles of single line of permanent way bad been laid. The whole of the earth-workand Wick-work of the portion of line between Reigate and Dorking had bee. completed, and eleven and a half miles of single line of permanent way laid. Tits quantity of earth work executed on the line from Guildford to Dorking wee very sathfidory, amounting to 453,000 cubic yards, and five miles of single line of permanent way had been laid. The brickwork was also advanced 3,248 yards oat of 7,271 yards having been completed, and as the earth work was to memos the time, there was very little doubt that the work would be completed within the contract time. The total quantity of earth work on the portion of line hoes Farnborough to Ash was 117,000 cubic yards, of which 74 000 yards bad been completed. Six out of eight bridges required he this portion had been built, and four and a half miles of single line of permanent way laid. Coat:ads Nos. 3 and 4 were divided by the irtios of six and a half MISS at the line constructed the Routh Western Bedway, WM* it was expect - d won! be opened he bale ea the enegletice of the Beading and Reigate line. The belannebest he the half year showed the reselpta to have annested M 2111.7101. Ms., which included the follow tag :—Balemee font het repast, 60,6301. 17s. 4d. ; MINIM welshed es alb skies 19th July, 167,6621. ; amount re adied he calls Is admen 9,6471. 113 s. ; mend of interest Mtn, 9771. b. = fid. ; treeefer fess, ditto, ; ran and 6 7.6„. speedinee ennealed to 180,4381.2011., runMewlieg Ibm*—Aneint paid to enkikes, ha -I=2lm end esevegembg expenses, end on 4,4971. 6.. 01. ; niems,expertess, le., 7s. I& ; mount pee eiliree July 19, 100,4481. 165.; adendisemmle. AL Vb. ; once ripens, OM 10e. ; piny _WI, is. et I Menton' attendance hr behalf year,l9ll.; veadereenn. den July 19,6611.131.7 d.. lands" °Trams OMR AM. le. 2d. Letodat he reels, 27, . ; aseent putt Ow chain, tonsu. 12s. ao. dine he deepen, 1,7001.; tease bed saxes, 271.85. 3d. ; ba tmen paid dose fitly 19, 16 767 L 9e. sd. ; leaving • balance la the oriespeay's favor ef 411,3211. 12.. 104. The MILL AN end he bad little to add to the reports width had hese reed, bat he OA it was only due to Mr. Barlow, the =gime he the Men to state that the works bad bees seimetneled van a due regard to economy. They 114110, be believed, pregresnw es favourably es could be ex pelled, lad be bedao doubt that Use line would be ens he the sun which bed beta spsolam annely, 100, 81 0001. Porticos of the Use were ready fee woel= 4 . sad it wee the Weenie of the direst es that they be opened he belle es s o lalezzible, fa order to afford a reneeentica to the Mr. Canon said be wished apet a tweeds* whit respect to the newest of the proprieties. Me del act mesa to cum. plat of the deppege stineerest whoa a eel was its arwar, bat he thought that the shareholders were eedid to the interest sionung when es all wee dee. In Ms elm ease the interest bad beta warped hen the 16th July to the 6th Septenine, and be now seed whether the Monet dee he that tine ought met la *time to tie periskin be paid to thew. _ • The Cialoatas maid the dohs appeared to Ida to be a reammable eoe, wad he weld tab ea early of eamallias with di, washer to the compeay ea the ma with a lbw ef *WM doe to the preptimtert to whillt they wore • A exammalam VOW to haw, la the mat of the Noe met bele amplmled by the mama et 600,0004 at :mated by the mildnomm rbeamor the y weal' be required to supply eAollimelon On hi aaspwlsa The CIUMMILUt tdd ha had nay nest to believe that the Hoe wean to imdiPleted to 100,0004 ; bat, should a farther swot be regaled, the souptay mould Moe th by martgage, me by mei ether moo ea might be .mem swam, far whisk the Saadi lathes Oemptaly - =Te held rempeollbla. - 4. Ahlmeatea embus= mewed • the oloptlett ef ithe report, trldmit wee agreed to, th•pressed ime mad the rabbi silent Uglily legal armload: - 1 . WlL—Haptramr . M AN .' —.wore , ht . • tr. 4 4 4 3111d01i GEdelk 14fets 14 r 111,14,4 *dim • . la dr- -kat tir ri rnig iavor 4.61401014-Alk. I T " • , 4W • . ts. °.' l, ae ~ • • A ` I I! ,: sumiktsai aa a of the ouSe from lallP6o So Ilwala• it DIIMMII - 191111110 111117111L-07resliaraseChrosiete.) Co=a - Hair o. ; Feb. 17, IMO Mho, at 1.- Fr. 19, Codaereeth, at 11.-Great Waltenk? Fib. I St et 1,-HW! relltalby; !Os 17 11:1 al IL - Islis ma Feb. IL Le" at U.- NerthMeelentllebakarleo mall, at IL-laadea art Net& Werra; Ms Illaa Me. at dbead at: Den% at 1. et 414.1=619:=21;1tir M. 14. 11, sweeeet L-Weet Orme M. IL le a . at L Derems.-Item ihs Ms of & par eer. per ✓oom IS re rare ism eed e re and. ea the am wrier sirree.-Liare, MOM. Nod lleM assi-filk Fa Sot. ram are perbie,-Leadea MI Orelardr-la N. re Word shera, sow perMs-Merh-Afre the ere el I let ier i .z d. stoaas- Pare awl aseir- fre I'M beld-reee Cr aislillemerr eel the hall shares. 14e. 1, dos Feb. 19 t Mleaddie eed erildre-111. ea re Lteerpost awl My god kraeherie int Lela MK 1611111014 IS ea the Mahreir ar Leeds OIL Met U. ea re Met Lr Id Mr M. inn ; and U. ea the ar MIMI lel. c ans. all dee M. 14 ; I=watt lad _ Ille.M _ _ _ab. It Iran uteemi,..mtrepereere-lfeb. 12 WI Feb. 17. Mk rid Warehe4-411 Feb. 11. art ladbr-Feb. 14 tall Feb. 19. Ora* reaves-4111 Fab. IS. Mil rad Selbr-lal Feb. 17. Lei and andhed-401 M. 14. Maenad lirgweli-lelsl9 OD ToWla. Lead= sad lair Warr— Feb. N. Leaden sad Meth reelos-Ull Feb. 11. Mareria. Meld, awl lisareasklr•- Nob. IS HD Feb. IL 101109-91 Feb. IL Mos awl EarakWess- Dll Feb. 15. Nara Valea-all TM. IL Berra sad HI ebba-tlll Fab. 19. lloweilary ma Ifterabem WI Feb. IL raterhed sad Uneekk-911 Feb. !I. War Oorawaa-tDI Feb. U. York, UR Neresrde, mad bowlek-ta Feb. IL York sad Nor Ilidlead- Fab. le. TIAIIIO.-Wais as= Jai. ale Yea. 9.--(Freat UM* • Crom L it lea si - 1 --- -77 lareeter a 10liade,. - E9 4 71 1.171 Balm am. ta Limiss trrobir s a w Y aiL eetil 3 10 5:1 11 34356 8.059 =lll2 . . ... tr s l - Lombard IMMO 6.ta 36 4,,, Men a abirs.: 3 670 05 : 3, 16 2; 11 4 81,...b : l imir eete.. l .: 6,6 5 : Odle . 978; 1130 & bask .., 136 Dead. •a. 9101 eill Mr a Ues 2.7 1 1. 1 90 Not .. ...... fte, 432 Marled . Mil lemaeldre 1.719' 1.019 1114 Gt Waiters (I.) 1.191 60? 0. &Norfolk 1390.! We North HALM ........ 2,1 2 1.716 brain Wkille*lhNertbees 1 611 &Mb Devoe 1 31a1t.. P 1 9 1.. a AP.. 2. 1 11:34 South Naatere 6.648 6.461 Germ, Pak. a OM.. 916 9131 Tail Vale Ot.NortheettLitas. 1,1184 Übter ...... 470 L. 83 theUnitsub.& WeaRILI 3.019 I.slllVhbeharealiMeNOO. - let Greet Wirers Kemal a Modena- ici 91 York 4 01. littllao4.. 6.001 6.6611 MONEY MARKET. FILIDAY EVI3fINCI. The stock market exhibited much animation to-day, and the transactions, both speculative and for invest ment, were carried on upon an extensive scale. As not unfrequently the case in periods of excitement, betting came in aid of bargains with the jabbers. Wagers to some amount were laid yesterday that Cocsols would be done at 93 to-day , and as the current both of opinion and of real business orders ran in that direction, some supplementary action upon a market so ripe accomplished the object. Consols for time were bought in a single bargain at 93, one or other of the betting gentry being doubtless the pur chaser. From 93 Consols descended only to 921 to 3, at which some time stationary, but in the usual process of the realisation of profi s, by those who had laid in their money or time stock on lower terms, the prices ultimately fell back to, and closed at, 92t, to t, both for money and account; showing still, at these reduced rates on average of the day, a progressive improvement upon the values at which they were rated yesterday. Reduced Threes were 94 to I. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 931 to 1. Long Annuities, 9to 1-18. March Exchequer Bills 455. to 48e. prem. ; June Bills, 495. to 52a. preen. India Bonds, 475. to 60s. prem. India Stock, 244 to 6. Bank 5t0c!e,.195 to 7. . . . The dealings in foreign stocks flowed much ac tivity to-day, but with the same distinctive charac teristic observed upon yesterday, that, in fact, there was no appearance of speculation directed to any par ticular security. The improvement in Austrian stocks at Hamburg and Amsterdam by the last advice° en oouraged a purchase in them to-day at 80, without, however, leading to any regular buying and selling quotations. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were better at 491 to 601 i the Fours, st 80 to 1. Belgian at 80k to 814. Russian higher at 107 to 9. Spanish Fives in advance at 17 to 4 ; the Threes at 291 to 30; Passives at 4to 1. Portuguese, 251 to 6 ex-dividend. The new Three per Cent. Stock was in course of delivery to-day, which, it will be remem bered, was to be given, in lieu of money, for the one (earth part, say 26 per cent, of the Four per Cent. dividend due in 1847, three per cent. only of which has therefore just been paid in money. Brazilian are again quoted higher at 801 to 14. Milian, without business, remain nominally 91 to 3. New Granada, 144 to 151. Mexican, 251 to t. Peruvian, 47 to 9. Venezuela, 19 to 21. Buenos Ayres, 25 to 7. The very considerable rise which has progressively taken place within the last two or three weeks in public securities is explained, in some quarters, the extensive purchases made for account of Scotch banks, which are almost always found to be the most far-seeing and sagacious of operators. It l ie estimaten by those who have opportunities of in- I tensation, and for observing the course of business in Ithe house, that within the space of time referred to, 1 hat gradually and cautiously diffused over it, the pur chases of stook, comprehending 31 percents., Reduced Threes, and Consols, have not been to a less amount than 700,0001. for account of Scotch banking establish ments, but notably of the Royal Bank of Scotland. It is true also that the public, and the capitalist dealers in the Stock Ex change, by whom stock had been bought, and was held, at prices variously ranging at from 5 to 10 per cent. below tie tiling rates, taking dividend., or parts of dividend sesemaginto account, have not imen unwilling seller, with profits so tempting, and upon the strength of the adage that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bash. Nevertheless, so far as appearances may war m& the presumption, the Scotch banks would aim not to have so much the worst of the benign inasmuch as a handsome profit upon *air Purchases is already apparent upon the pekes now current. So much depends, how ever, upon the course of foreign political events in stock business, when otherwise internally all would seem to ran smooth, that no sane man would venture to predicate for to-morrow that some extra ordinary . revolution abroad, in these extraordinary times, might not lead to some not less extraordinary revolution in public and money values at home. The Bank dßagland averages for the week ending the 3rd inst.! glee, as compared with those of the w&e r kessdieg. the following results : lemwe £99.330,345 Chwelalkw men ......... 10.777,943 Pakkedelfilll ............, 3A22,197 Odor aqua —, 11,333,544 . 19131 wed ellerstken Ikon bat week. 1a sewissemegenaest 1 Otter asultli'L !Sqlf•el -•••• Pam". 112.927 13.106,764 6:63 Sem .187 eadour . BBoB 1,144,184 Ito Rig ..... 1,178.828 The netts i n reserve at 9,883,4801. were less by 84,8861. In these returns there appears nothing to call for particular observation at present. According to the whites recently received, a bill has been laid before the congress of the United States, en the report of a ocenottee en earl affairs, for making a grant to a company, proposing to make a railway tierces the Isthmus of Panama, of 260,000 dais. per annum for twenty years, reckoned to be equal to 6 par amt. on the 'Militated capital of expenditure. The committee report, u to urgency, that "one year's delay in the work will mum am great • loss u the whole amount proposed to be granted in twenty years." This Panama railway is to bring_ the East Indies and China 10,000 miles nearer to New York (exclusive of reference to California) ; and the bill 'Updates that fthe of the stock shall be at all Orme owned by oiliness &the United States, and that the principal °Mos of the railway company shall be in some seaportejt ge adoo. Foreign was with scarcely a variation from last post, sad transactions not of much consider ation. On Amsterdam the negotiatioes were 12.2 to ; an Rotterdam, 12.2 f ; on Antwerp, 26.70; on Hamburg, 13.111; on Frankfort, 121/ to ; on Peterabing, 381 to 1; on Paris, 26.874 to 80 (at short 26.36); on Vienna, 11.28 to 30; on Leghorn, 82.26 to 60; en Naples, 40 to 4 ; on Madrid, 481 ; ea Lisboa, 611 to at three months, except ea Bi e l Bill or Mt o.—aceocamms we* sluing lob. I, MIL Kobe losel I argessitiaia = 1 , 1 . 6 .7 . .. ••• • - • - • 1414 . 11 lg4miii .1.0.4 al ~ elfrtespill"i s ogrpis 1.144.04 - •i , ~, • ! MOW*: AIR MD& . 471 s SW 1: 1 11 *11 ' . 1 i t§l i E l lw alma et ,:11.• : ~ Pm, Dvte=o.marto.criss, , , t , ,1 .1 , . ils•dts NUIOANI esairttise Id Melee ..... . 7 7 4 1 a f 4.11111 roll Over Oft .. 1011. ZION NONNI 6 par Ct. JAMIE 1144..1046% ti. SO-. Mail.. 41 , . hem 6 pkw Ct. Imam Pork. Ili 6 UttiO, batik 64. 15, 111 4 6 per Ct. Capra 46744 Ihak Xi 6 . 4.1. ampilik 10 1 per Cent. lifte/A1 8116 I 6 par*. 5e5.,44 14 i tmOL A rdeas k r. i i F . 11 8 1:4 6 pie Ont. ltvlsal 46 St Spar Ont. PI/Aegean Dark Tal 111 1 .1 V lk. 4 per OW. MVOS errllv. 24 NV 1:1112 Kid/. 12 DUI°, A MOMS. ...14 OIL. 1 1 01 I tet..lol) re 01. Samba Poloriln.ie 4we Clot Oidlialso, 79 i Si II ZOO 1111126 ... ... 111 ai 1 I k . al ... . a . it ?bird ........ II Q • . 4. a 'is rt. 112... , . todo•Our.6lp.C2 tbewr. 6by a, a, alk to 110.140044/11 1 011PU U 414410 1 . 0 ,a .1,1 Qat 1 2 12 j Itaitsavainc A . i i m ama am 94; 2 26 Isiella _.• •% 2 i 46 110116/12be1.... 1 1 19 ao. it 19 21. „. ..a.p.C5af I W . 10 . dim A, 6 D&110. .....0 1 ' I a la i t tu rarlit; . 13 Wlifri 9 ... lb. 141 Do. Oswestry .... 4IL 1 De. New.. .. Ob. 0 Do Se S i ff Si. ibt . . 1 6 Daks .. 11 1 D& 10 A = . .... ter N ~. e....... .. 1 , 1 0 ( .2. I E r):Ib::id. ... ..... 10 de. ... 4l i 19 Deolo.libb lb. 9,1 V n 3 11 rr 6 3 6 ,1 6 8 . 1.1 . 6 . 444 4b2. 416 k i k t rg.& 66 l 6 llWriti 6 " 10 War rale bawl 16 Ds. b..... . Ai lb. UK as 111194.162 m. aw es Wit. bar&Sl. r a. 410.. It Der. 30 xi 1 MI P . 191 9 rolllbbrw a oe m a r aawsair 212 2 DoONZPviccProf 96 I York& 111 k. lading 64 D.Preferbas ...I 1 1LAW.11219.114 9 I. 103/0611 ILAILWATIL i I A• 40 •114 11 1 1.••• •••M Pt- PUBLIC SALE& Fan. 9.—By lacetre. Ca's, Boa, and Raw, at Gam in" The freehold vesideseen Gioneeder4reacent's.park, let alma piedeateed In par 111=11111, ammo insaam pen. Mee; Imeitedd otate r e t is clO p. leoesbeid tit. ea let for 751. par ammo. v asit% al Ism ten MS, et LSI ; he ISM Freehold louse. Mixamaorma. klatigta. 1d der SOL per arms ; Peolleid sad i held lank Masts at Thampana la Norfolk, eon. table% Is the about LI was vita boseeteed and oatboild. tap, molded b o o quit rent, and 7e. per an. Ana on death or a fruition ; COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SUGAR.—The awe rege pries of augur, the produce of the British peessesions in Amnia, sompated from the rearm made in the week ending the 6th day of February, 161% is 24.. Sad. per cwt. Bo the peach(' of the Mauritius is ! U 61 d. per cwt. Sugar the I predate of the Ease Indies is Us. Id. per cwt. The average price of the throe kwegoleg demelptions, jointly, Is Ste 10d. per on. BIISTOI. Pus. 9.—The market madame steady, bat !mi mes is still chocked by the views of importers as to the tutors course of prime, which they look to see higher than are Now obtainable, and appear aosteeo t as to selling at the present moment : the Sala of th e week are consequeetly limited, and do not exceed 150 bids. and tierces Wad Indio, and 1,000 mats Mauritius, at about former rates. The redeed marks: is cause 'tunably diil, and for all descriptions of manufactured goods the demand is way aluggi.h,— prier being with difficulty sup. orted. No sales reported in West India molasses. For rum there has been some demand, bat the offers made being from 11. to 3d. per gallon below the currency of other marketa, importer* have declined selling, and the sales therefore axe unimportant. COTTON.—LtvaaPooL, Fan. 9.—The market continues animated. The ales to-thy were about 10,000 bales. The total transactions of the week amount to 61,120 balm, Intludlog 15,500 Americans, 1,700 Pernares and 9,900 bunts, on and 5,360 American. 200 Bahia, 60 Egyptians, and 490 &nets, for expor t Prime :—New Weems, 61 ; Uplands, 4 41; Sums, 111 4. WORSTED STUFFS, the.—Baeoroso, Fes B.—There was a good attendance of merchants to the Piece Ball this morning, and as venni of them bought freely for exportation there was a good business done, chiefly in ptdn rubrics. There was an active inquiry for anything new In fancy goods adapted for the spring *rad.. but to. inquiry was made aimed in vain. There was • good demand for moueselines de lain and white Orleans cloths, suitable for piloting, at firm prices. The yarn market was firm, not only canted by the extant of the demand, but by the reports of trimming prima at the London wool males on Wednesday. Toe wool market was Wily buoy ant, there beleg numerous buyers owing to the reports front London, which seem to establish the certainty of • further advance In pekes. BLANKETS.—HECILKONDWIKII, Fss. B.—We had oohs only a moderately good muster Of mordants In the blanket hall this afternoon ; and though a few orders were given out, the aggre gate amount of the sake was far from being eomsiderable. Frost bps LONDON , OAZETTE.—Friday, Feb. 9. 11110T/11.1Erra lons Anemia, Osford.d. linen .druper, to surrender Feb. 23 at 2a, & Mirth 23 at 11, BasinghalLat.• dol., Christmas, Gray's.inn ; off. real( , Edwards, Old Jewry. JAMS 4 ettaNUAN, Edgware-road, silk mercer Feb. 22. at IS, & Marsh 29, at IL at Bashighalbst. Sole., Suer & Oribble, bard.M. ; off. wig. Whites. re, 2 Baiinghall.st. Grown assume, Prinesant, Turk-AL, ItethaaLgreett. Lather seller, Feb. 23 & Marsh 31, at 11, at Resing,,all.st Sol., Lloyd. Milk.st.; o& mania. Follett, Ilambrook-et. Lunen Farmers, Wolverlutroptoa.nplabterer, Feb. 17 & Marsh 17, at IS, at Birmingham Ct. Sole, Mort. Weiverhampten, t Smith, Etirmi; off. song., Christie. WILLSAIS ftOM , Leeds, innkeepar= a rt N. at 11, at Leeds et. Sol. nhaoMetas, Leeds; off. satig., Tema Lae& Joao Woodnestoe, Northampton, Misr, Feb. 112 at 2, k Marsh 29, at IS, at Bastophall-st. Sole. Tolori Collins, at. Jams it. Bedlord.row, Atter, Stamford; aff, swig. Camila, Birehin.lane. - . . NaraTAW WARMAN HILL, St. Meats, Huntingdon, plumber & glazier, Fab. 16 at 2, k March 4 0, at 11, at BasinglialLet. Bola. Eolith & Cartels, Golden.eq.; off. wig., Groom, Alabama -lane. Jamas JOHNION, Jun., Uxbridge, common carrier k farrier, Feb. 27 17 at 25, & March at It at Baefnrhaß.st Bola. Poole, & Gamlen, Grarebin.aq.; & Illehes & Woodbridge, Iliteidge; off. asap., Groom, Abehurch.lane. Witmer Joirxeme, West Drayton, farmer k corn dealer, Feb, 16, k Mardi 23, at 1, at Buingba.st. Sol. Paterson, Boraveris4t., & Wools, Uxbridge ; off. amts. Standsfeld, IlaaingltalLet. WILLIAN Murrox, Liverpool, linen draper, Feb. 23, at 11, & March 31 at 12. at BasinllaL 8,1. Jones, Biacslane, Loden; off. ansig., Green, Gdld hiU ALALLIODZS litrentur, Cardiff, draper & tea dealer, Feb. 20 & March 21 at 12, Bristol Ct. Sol. Phllpotta, Cardiff; off. emit, Hutton, Bristol. Jour. Boat Nienot.ta, Oxford-et., tavern keeper, Feb. 16 at 15 & March 29 at Ili, at BiWnettallat Bola., Marten, Thomas, a t lama, Mincing-lane; off. slag., Whitman,. BasingbalLst. FRANCIS O'Nan, Lireepool, own merchant, Feb. 21 & March 14, at 11, as Liverpool Ct. Soli., Chester, roolmis, & Chester, Staple. inn, & Dime, Liverpool : off. aasig., Casenove, Liverpool. Rom, °wan, Manchester, tailor & draper, Feb. lfllarch 14, at 12. at Manchester Ct. Eels., Gregory & Co., Bedford.raw, & Makinaa, Manchester; off. rags, Pat, Manchester. ft wAli c, Guxova SELF, Detribalise. iron , Feb. 13 k March 14 at 11, at Beeler En gals. Modes B lies, Ctuutecey.lans, Mended Andrews, Dorchester; & Mandan, Exeter; off. Hernanan, Exeter. Jourz broasnro, Northumterland.place CommeredaLcaed East draper, Feb. 21, at 124 & March 22 at Il at BeebighalLet, Sok. Madan h Prichard, Newpatesst. ; off. wig. Bell, Colencarast. build. /ANSI THONIOI4 Mng-at., Ciundeu.town, draper, Feb. 16 at 1, k March 23, at 12, at Bigkall.st, gob., Lammas & Flew% Old Jewry clam.; off. max, tits:Weld. BasiostalLet. Joni Daiwa VISI.T, Liverpool, watchmaker, Feb. 20 Is Mareb 13, at IL at Liverpool Ct. bola, Maples & Co.. Looks, & Greene, Liverpool ; ofE meg.. Bird, Liverpool. ANN Vitamin, Ashtoe, Lancenhire, *oaken:or, Feb. 30 & March 13, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Bole., G k Co.,Bedicedsrow, & Pigot, Wigan ; off. sedg., Bird, Li Sant at. Sarcoz Woouarr Iro . ll, silk serene. Feb. 27 at 2, & March 27 at 11, at Bisingludi.e. Bois., Hardwick kDavidas, ; off. wags. Edwards, Old Jewry. Jont s uenr, Brodenell. boater), builder, Feb. 21 at 12, & March 15, at 1, at Sot., Orchard. Ikeingbail44t.; off. Nag., 'ohms. 0. me* , Hasseemsedth, droper—P. Wow. 11 Pidaff, tracer-41...p wadzi., Arhus Sosmrsiskits eider merchust—m. Wish JO*, hater. Pai t iThallgEVED.—W. Saimaa kJ. ea._ %t Norwich, oille Bilk IL NES Datiaetk, rtafforALyz ham skielko—lL IL. Listed ik J. Meisel. DraMmin-gt 04. 1. wordeersimra—P. Bull, C. A. Bull. t E Nile, Ply math. soUV Cankintlin. H. Salm kJ. Iblerums, New choral. Lam,alure, Ite is ; us kr so twit J. OftiiilAtico --O. 0014. J. Oopeoh t cope. sips memeakelsrak, so Sr u rereads J. Cloye-4, I Deism* P. P. IlligerHealeaset, Philarii-lreas City, kee l "; abssle.-(1. Pe= r a L Park. Jul Surrey railway surectoesl. Maw k J liontlasegaos sawmakerie—L Goloraid sib. Dise, Akesipaste. San* sisirdmaill—Di Harris G. lk•sieser. essikere-4. Hood &D. Hood, Marley, /au, elks bamboo—J. lima. 11 4 Hillate C. Let,*lr. Sedeiwkli.sapra.m., dila mercers so fir se remark Lee. —E. A & A. zakreseeks Irmasay. Iltuttios=ke.waaleitttrapot— i& W. Humidness & P. askew" Bastes la Wreaks —L. Lawrence, W. Pikes Jt J. Salisme. Peaks, Lusk" wh i , monimsto—A. L Thookios. W. Thowpos, a a .;_ t ais . a. WaNdress Cuirsiorimd. eselemers—T. Mietlsed k B imose o. Leami* A . lesigers—L Illerita Nosette„,,,.. NOIIiCS k J. Penis simageor Temor.b2, miss somisissio—J. Pokes P W. Allaway, oiceesosekake r the plats arriaisetortn—.l. Pludeleal P. Day. Oamdemsi.. pis meter makers—)l. Posh kW. =Bl4 p a n g . hmit k Keeviiek,C. B . machime eakore—L ellarPo J. a Dibmil. Sinktuaimes. H surgeons—lL Tiaras kT. Beddoe, Bizmiartiam, mai desks_ 3. & N. Edwards, Watt n, Shrausairs kli eg k A. Wilson, LUp, Parthaeptteehse, mereheata. uoisoLTENT PETITIONER& Csentores Awnewiss. New North t. Queen es, painter or taws &Wi der for beware. P. B.A. !tiniest, Deptford. Joar- Meares, labace-pl, Dosser- Past, cierk to a provision inerelwat. IL W. N , Lova. WM, Br tramp, caae aserdisat. LaStrtater. :ert, rifiNDlMifoV. Penton side, U. plate waiter. P. Realm, Itoßre CarenCehmq., sermon dentist. C. Euler". !thee.lane, Sarnham. 10" T, market wiener. ona, Chnreb.d., Pelham, Maltese,. W. Fowrea, Jaz , Wind h....ed....Mutat to • mramw J. Oanumaa, Unian-st.. 0•01 a tleammant la the Wr lL.. Vtriti to ttln. R. Manua, Berringtaturd., Heath Br cruse woollen draw. T. Hauser, PM ham, Brat, cod dealer. D. N OrAd.at Cleave% he Mw-rort ludalsehouar keeper W. Harem, R.angtOn.lt, CBT•rd., meat ealerman, E.J. Lamm, Prlsoley, Barmy, au, B. Wier. P Marawaarao, Blenheim Hotel, New Ikedmtreet. Noara, Isradaa-rd., Gautlnrmic, igerma to a Misr garter. Pow., Camel-ter.. Oinsdeaknes, drapers amistaat. %W.P•Mt•II, gala, setkitar. 8 P 1.., T-0.140D-tC, Ilteroydg., Matia keeper. Emsurcrrox, Helywell-d., Slam& f. Er ra Immesh aes., Walkeyd., Ptah- Ike, plmmeemie maker. R. limmus, Omlsemmk, Planed. J. Saammas, C.U.nsaa., Maytag. A. Ross, Wladiegtere, gamey, maia 7 tent to a hemmed victualler. - 0. A. Nosh, Jold-a., New.rd.rgths memhast. Mach 'reset rr, New Mach M., Port mammarket, tea dealer. C. Mr ,rr, Jan., Whealsheat, South Lambeth. IP TIM W. Usage., Hation-Seoroy, York shire, tabourer . 800... Comb,'digs. grocer. O. Nov imr, Mellime, Neat, farmer. H. Horton., Whoa), Osionkrbire,tes dealer. J. Cm., Bishopshounie, tenser. S. ELsroso, Sipa, Yorkshire, butchr. A. W. Fr. OusbnOgs, Hassel ems Hmonsor, Apsennarand. lierloahr, boa Walla , J. Haoonans, Senna, Luanne, Ar A. Ens. min , Seveseeks, /Oat, crash nano W. Arsourr, Alandlek, Inalbri olne,provinos &elm PIOONIII6, ON TIN E. Bons, Leon, brewer. S. Carson.. Wohnbasoptra, fordine, wool meow sunaboo tom T. Orme, law isarogne, Dot- Alm wen S. leauseser=re. Vorkohne„ I. l =Esstiln, dean Is Won known' Annan Swab* Taa -1 skim new& nowsit. J. re Slimmer Doontswy, Tatsine, madness.. MAraes.,l•NdWp,Watcoatrodor est roams win sir. Isalkild, Tannin, aria& DECLARATIONS O. K11.1[3•16 BRAMAN:4 Walton broker. R. Psveser, Uttering, Northam,- torah", baker. J. Reaaseon, Stafford, ec J. Revs, Rockland aext e rner, Ist 2lt t rAW. Newbury. HaVildre, vatelurker B. A. J. low, Dover, Rent, leather W. groans, Wean* Staffordrisfre, miner. IrTitto, West Rcanwick, Stafford shire. coal easter. W. True, Relakton. baker. J. Wrimuls, Rodrigo. Waffordabbe, bar. Otanne Danbury. Youtsbin, 31=1 '.. espeen, WWs er Akbey, York nibs. W. healer. rinnz, Youlobink S. Sneezes's, beaks, Tanabe, tanner. L Tarns ,vt Inaneborensk, Yak shire,serniant deopitseper. W. Wseesen,liedingloa, Yorkshire, banner. hare WDZDTZZT West Genaste, Yarn/else, erroes Y. Winos. Yorkshire, bulkier. D. W00D,L1044 wlas wichwat 4/41.•aliaDaavnli OF DIVIDENDS. tiering Aitarros, Wandeld. Yorkshire, dyer—let die. ot =ob. Id, It lay sabogissa Timhy 11401, Leeds. Barter, Lisa. lax dlr. of &L, Nab. 13, h war m bizarot Taudem atla s. Loeds. Burr, J a b . . Nimes .uhaeortsr—lst die. Ob. U., Fab. 111. Is three srsat Ora: b arharobUrr. lbassar Gums to Fasseasar Moves, Yarbaktre, die. ot Ls. h, Feb. le, it say Yassiss, Lads. Oasis, BoridketUow„ Walworilbstl. eon serehaat —l4 ay. of Ss. 9d., Feb. 10. Ono sabouent Ilatardays, at Oroaa Abilarrh.lsas. Dans b, lziam. Lbersesi. arrant-4th do. 14Idt 14., Pa. 12, h saysalisuasak Waft at Ilkdb, JAMBI 111011.21.1191 g Fallemtar u4o Uvil drtbs slaty— Sad, dr. at Fob. IS, a cc W .L. Ndiat aft, limp& =KAMM], 110. anstor ot Omura Amara= et. 7T'L SL, Feb. 10 h thus satiturst ittbrders, at ikslineilsoss. Imo Illnewatie wilibliftra-kettllr. at 40., Feb. U, Ss tos sallt Mashy, at Wutgall mialiate. ES. My, tastahaat—let di% Abier Of Sa. ed.,, Foible, is than nollosvelet Saturdays, at Groom's, lr sabre Swam. Itisby, latarthin peter Oahe —lst dia.* la. Feb. alkaiasea Tomdm* Pates, Ilaaabador. Jona linny„ Bann Una, him !boor. is 80. sax Wm. cpqr, lamionai-.4tk dia. et tid e Fab. 10, is direr salmqual at Or*" 11,baborab.lass. kowaielhatmalit. NemotabariaJWl. baisr-10 &v. at It. 41, Fab. 11, Tsa i : g Saafar Mr. las& Jaaat Wnamara. whistageo—litt &v. at Merl s and egoomio Oadared). Fab. u. l my adosomst Sabiby, at 11aLe'o.rra4al a4woe.lyaa. DIVIDIOIDL—areaI 1. L Demrk umbe a=igier—llareb 1 T. C. isight. ••U, lima; tharoad, tanabas T. Maw, 111111 ii, poser. CEBTUFICATZS inabol. *dm um be Oros to tba acetraly calls day atirallas. Natak S. I. W. . Oasilevositiro, 'Wooer— nada S. H. Deets% G. P. Kat" Ws -1,7.1.6,14hiaira= i = t i r r ittk aa=6.sismaimt. lietisii•Mgii r a i r: tri sali= Mara C. J. Wow W. aby, ego. 16. 3. W. Samelo. agssaer. CatrIVIOSSIIS es be coalreat by IN •Imo‘bsosallor aist. to Woe oars be alma to tbs Weaker, aa sr W. Ibtai.brq Qty. okipths V. WOK ausgesa—W. Day. Ibbor m eses isler—. Erg liathed. dra es&IMIO''W• & 28 14410 4 Cab larrthi relsr 'op . Manama*, (invested, Feb. 9, Trieste Albion, linefeed, Feb. 9, lisultaree Ada Hire, Feb. 8, Weenie Britian Queen, tisedirkb , Feb. 4, ADM,* HNhat Oraireeried, Feb. 8, Calais taasibeleunisi, &need., Feb. 9 Nor th Call& Harold, (Warmed., Feb. 9, Adelaide Carl, lereekeithine, Feb a, litrelaund lairerkeithiag, Feb. a, Kind. Mabee, Sunder., Feb. 7, Rotterdam Cherub, Warkworlii, Feb. 6, Cara Cbutley (bale Deal, Feb. 9,9ydney Coestellation, (keep Feb. 7, Trinidad Part, Gravetend, eb. a Oetead Darden*, Myth, Peb. 7, Seem Daring, Otr.Cl7, Feb. 8, Havre Equateur, (Wei, Feb, 9, Nantes laprranee, Fulm., Feb.B, West ineabor, Ilaseorabe Feb. 7 tiebeit =roliressea, eb , knees e, re Ruder., Feb. 7, Bordeaux Fakes, Graveeelid, Peb. 7, Aiwa Frauds, Myth, Feb. 7, Dieppe Hall Feb. 6, Hausetadt inverk m , Feb.), Stettin Fortunate , Dark, Feb. 7 ltrista Terteasta Nintbelle, Trona, Feb. 8, Trkuse Nseelet, Claw, „sr Feb. 7 Fiinnenare investigator, Deal, Feb.*, Mains Im ia lgrgriar i A,4r. 7,lkmba i a Waste Isabella Thavessa,Gravemadyen. 7, Babb • - John Wahl, Gravestai ..b.... JetrileA - nuand , Cardiff ~0 . Jenny thatiff, Feb. ii, Cl Jane, NV arkweelb , Feb. I, Lady Kinsale, Caidlff, FO. M. 1.11117, Bristol, Feb. a, Newatuaild Maie, finnan, Feb. a, Caen Medal, Sunder., Feb. 11,0oistantla. Mabel Ural, Feb. 8, NevrtsWe Masao, rasvesead, Feb. 7 Nora iltetsei, C gr=,Rl:: kr= Magnet, Ovarcusug, Feb.d, Rotterdam Neptune, Gravesend, Feb..B, Erma Ouzel, Galley, Dublin,Pab ~Trialial Otto, Ilaribp., Feb. 7, Mahood °rims, Milked, Feb. 7, itt. Mars Iturnale °regard, Hull, Fets. ik Zwob Pioneer, Welds, Feb. 8, Oporto IPowbsten, Gravesend, Feb. b, Cabs tbeeett Victoria, Hull, Fab. a, Samna. Queen Faber, °lava, Feb. 7 Can .stani. Henovallo, flideouslie, Feb. 6, Boyd Sovereign, Clesanend, Adable• Ph It. Ted, °amend, Yeb.S.N.Vat Mama, (.e,ht, Feb. 6, Castantla. napidoe, Sunder., 7, Hamburg Mars sad Mary Feb.F, lllytb, Feb. 1, Formai Gaeta, Klnatians, Feb. 7, Venice W i zard, ,Or a n I, NV= Wizard, itsranaa,Feb.7,_Bo4 kited% Watcbword,Orainsend,Feb. 7 Wit VESSEL RYON EN. MAX. VZOX 705 s tir Lay. 1.. ---= Arab Ulm nerottlee .. Lonna .... Dec. 11 3440 R. 2343 B. Ualcarta °nub° Uverpoel .... Dee. 31 21 8. NW. Carnet Enure ELI= Mlle - (Deo Ban of Lighten. Callao London .- . Jan. 11 CM N. if W. Eimer Free Trader Oreee Newport .. Alexandria - Jas. 13 3630 3.16 W. lobe Bibby Jade - Savannah .. Feb. 6 Of the 6a hew 346444 liabbran - herniada -.. Lord O. Beetled Load= .... Pelt rally- 766.14 637 N. 13 W. Malabo Martha Jaw Nederaett M6sellnp6aaee Uverpuol ilia/a Feb. I Of Cape am OUT. Deseeh .. Liverpool ..Savannah Prime of Bruit . Stockton .. AlnerLa Wlst Liverpool .. Calcutta .... Nov.ll gP. Swamies .. Rio ralideli ..... . 9N. 1 f 27. is (nisi . Feb. 3 la the a WiNkusWillaint Feb. 6 19.1 0 N. ..711W.. SHIPPL INTELL. (.I: l lt.burg o. ,. .... ............... tili. "1"1"1" :73.u: 2: O a iL lladon 4:.41 llarat tau.. .pab.ll 1 Maoists .. 0 Liam .10j6:16 0 Boston sea ilia- e 6 '22 Pima .„y e bi t 0 dylo. N.5.W..... 0 VENC.I (nut our, lad " UoYd's Alecrit Aaneranis. Fen 7, Cann Yob. Ahem, Mat, (lontrA lM AARbailesainize4Fuell6,lll7B. , anemia, Feb. 8, Vag. A 14 Illowiluan, Feb. 7, Havre AbeleAbele, Igen Winn, Fels. 4, Cuba ~ Audio, reLitem.:Pela 7:Denkat Al l er4toria, l ' Pk F l e Ater A .Vb! ' 4.7,.. AWL 0111V.11.11. Feb. ladle Ala,Gramarisd, Feb. Is, Ann Ala, Orave•eul. Feb IL Mena Haney (a.) Liverpool,Feb. 9, Have Breahren, ill in Fen 7,}kedone Boinerie, Feb.,7,ostana Dreams, ihnuases, Feb e, Rooms Banda. litockirs, Ye 9, Boulo gne Bombe Maga, Bridge*, b. Feb. 11,Nostes Coated, Ma, Feb. 5, Michaele Cinsonstanee, fibs/eta, Feb. Read. Caplan, Liverpool, Feb 9, Bombay (Daunt, Vets S, (for Cent) Caledoele,Oowes, Feb.b,Nemre Umiak !R ore ya, Feb 7, Currie,kin.WWlll, Feb. IS, Liverpool Min tal tack, ls. 7, it. 1., nie, Cor a, Yea 7, Minaele Wee Concord, Lein, Fn. 7, Oporto Caroline, Gravesend, lets. 8, et. Mich. City of Boulogne, Grad., 11,Boul. Llty of Rotterdam, Gravesend. Feb. 8, Rotterdam Contseror,Gravend.,Feb.9,ltMterdea Commodore, Graved., Feb. 9,(loamey Marks Emilie, Omvend.,Feb. 111. C• 1•11 CitialtO• Murray, Gravesend,Feb. 9, Odeon Choice, Omani, Feb 9, Odessa M.",Gravesead, Feb. 9.Aleseadria , Gravesend,s, Rotterdam Donee Camellia, Unimak Feb. 7 Rana Yell Deelandes, Den, Fab. 9, Africa Dablin,Gravevend, Feb. 5, Trinidad Director, Cresvesen,Feb O. /unease Fen, lit Gravesend, t'eb M Leann Echo. Ind, °reversal. FebB, Unborn Emblem, Wino', Feb. 7, Stettin Ram a Ones, Feb Baia Fnistabeth, Cowee, Feb. 9, Ba h tavia Enna, Fan., Feb. 8, Bayonne; Kenna, ram., Feb. it Bayonne &areal, New MOM, Yeb. 5, Mariellles Eat Lorain, Flynt., Feb. 8, Belize Fray, off Flynt., Feb 7, gundeviand Dernmer, Dad, Feb. 9 Rio Janeiro none, Rio Janeiro, IJ•erpon MIK Beaky, Liveepool, Feb. 9. Rt Jabs e, N.B. Fame, Lein, Feb. 7, Charimion Flora, Lan ewberg*ni, Feb. 9, Nke Fumy, N, Febntwerp F 1..., Underfeed, Fe 7, , Casa Yana, Fan., Feb. e, Shields len , alle/lans, Warn. Fels 11,Lia Geositisin, Deal, Pei. 9, Gravesend Gabeiel, Greened, Feb 5, Naples Heroine, Gravesend Febl,Algoa Bay He,.. Cardiff, Feb. d, llama Hasa, Limb, Feb , Conetantinople Home Umool,lien. Isabelle hed Feb 5, 9 l +ius Iberia, Feb. Gravesend luau. Kingstown, Yob 9 Liverpool Labelle Tbotepsao.Desd.reb.9.omvd. Isabella, Wand., lArk9 A.. - V" Iday, Orawnsd, Feb. Jaws, at Mao ,Feb. 9, _So Jokasa, liesderlasd, Feb. 7, Joists, likiside, Feb. 7, Osteed ' James, Siskess, Peb. a, Maasea ve Duet, og Plys.,Pab.Ltror at. Jacob, GraVesead, w Yrb, a, Desist! Jos, Clark, _Frb. Italo Jobssen llsoklek 7 :Suadw n agoz Je.i=ph"l'a9.l:eiteitt,'lTtatlVlS Cram . Londonderry, Feb. 7 4. _____ sus Nett, stench., Prb. 8, Laura Asa, Porton, Veb. 1, ‘"1". I. Z., Liverpool, Feb 9, N e w Lord J. it....u, um* Yek kart Levant, Gsvesesd, Feb. 8, Yar n Ma smote, Moll, Feb. It, Marie Lculse,toblelds, Feb a4 V=, Munro, of Mans le,Fett 4 .• VW libel Mom venom. Ramey. .I . vb.V,Sm iift Mate, Deal, Feb. n, Nappy Mary .thn, of Portant., Fen ti,Lhass Mayoress, Port:mush .yebaz% rs Morsa, PI , tit., 1 en 0, s Msg.& de Pomba) ,(Nirk , Veb.7,Vl ars Magnet, Gravesend, Vebel, Hanoi., Magnet, Grave-bead, eb. 8, NW Maws, (War F mish, wish Fs g New York Pseket,larerFe ° l2l Nelly, Hlyth, Feb. I, at. Skis Nelly, Leith, Feb. 7, MSS, i Ochntree, Deal, Fek 8, Rio DONSI Gee. 2, Newport, Peb. 7, Sass I Orkney Ws at Pilayreb iletabilm Wean Queen, Liver , .a. DISIS. 1 3 klt r0 H*7. 1;471:114., r ae . 3= Penis, 'mend, Feb. 8, Calms Prances Victori, CirstrostdP4 Patellas, Liverpool, Feb B,lws Progress, Loodonderry, Fen 7,04 Penelope, Leith, Feb. 7 Melbal Plan ,of Torbay Veb.7Dabillia MoalV4., Dover, teb. $, Calls ItamS ii NeporP 3 tr i. e i r o ar ib 'Moe Marto, Welds, Feb. I.DiNt. Renoratio, Sasmbe, Feb dd a r Manger, o ff Falm., Feb.B, Halansods, Myth. Feb. 7, liordria awea, Lynn, Feb. 8, Manville, Ranh, Geld, Feb. b, HI)) eh South Bteektaa, or Dore, PS I. lila St. Norse, Palma, Ft_ ,ia. 8 Lain gallon, Flys., Feb 7, Swim Serbs', off lifisombe, liiekBp Throe Ihrotherm, abash., Turk, Cork, Feb. 7. st. X Tigre. Yarns. load., Feb. Sloom Tourist, Unrownd, Feb COSS Tostebsae-Not, Urrressl it ilk Union, Staekton, Fob. 3, Viearof Nray,Cbrres.YebAX V yf Grbruders, Shield...Feb.7 'l% lillam, Newitaree,Feb Wellington,asuiderL,Feb.7 Window Castle, Owes, I Woot.lde,MotinsyYebb Wsdale,lbeitast, Pee 7, ...WMTara Waldron, Liverpool, IFekft,tbsalealll Wu Marria,Orarmod. Friskiftlala SAILED. CASUALTIES. Chartley Castle, for Sydney, put haek.—Deal, Feb. & Die u Woos to Callao. which wa ...filen on shore Jan. 13. nor ^rugby was got off to-day with the a.Mitauco of throe ult Deals, and Mooed in the Princes Basin gridiron —l,lv,rpool, Feb. It Dahlia, from Glasgow, for Boston, tits in with lose of mils, walnut fore-yard, ; 84 da4s out,—Cork, Feb. 7. Earl, from SL John's. Newfoundland. for London. has arrived hers; 08 Jan. Id, lost topmast, siancitLas. bulwarks, oils, boats. ke., eat tendered lanky, and pumped up a great dal of Per cargo.—Falmotith. Feb. 8. Errilsd k. F f b. , T from . Dublin. for St. Übe'. put in with loss of span, bc.-• Galatea, for Rio Janeiro, put hack.—Dal, Feb. 8. John Willis, for Demerara, pen back.—Deal, Feb. 8. Lynx (schooner). of Honer earth fte got off the etrand near Bedew, WV towed to thisport.—Midelleabore-on-Tees, Feb. 7. Lucille. for St. Thom.% put beet—Dal, Feb. & Loyalty, of Sunderland, for Diem, hes lost bowsprit, foremost, and sra. tabled other damev. having bees in contact ; she will proceed a itemagate.—Deal Feb. 9. Marianne, mired from China for London, by been in °onto , * lid proceeded for the rlver.—Deal. Feb. 9. Medi. of Dublin, from Cadiz. with molt, was wrecked on the Bar BM Grande, Nov. 27 ; crew moved. Sophia and ghteannale. from Celts Vecchio for Messina. in leaving BO former port, Pluck on a rock and went to pie= ; crew eared. 3 I It.TEIEL CUMMISO3.—Feb. 4, at User - 1,...,a, - /r - s.. U. R. Calming, of • eon. Dla RTE.—Feb. 2, M ilighgetnese, Mrs. Charles Doane, of tnnage. one ellUhoto. D Yea RULTT.—Feb. 3. at Mount Pottloger, Belfast, the wife of W. Daga. of a gen. NATO HlM—Feb. 8, at XlBtheethater, Kra W. 11. Fletcher, of era MATE E.—Feb. 7, at Torrington square, Mn Ham, of • daughter. HlollB.—Feb. 3. the wl e of G. E. Hide, Waq., of ithrewater, of atm LAURRNOO.—reh. 6. at Ethrthergh , the wife of Cain . 14 l• "' me ' as .3.aghter. LOC 11.1..—/sb. 3, at Dutentreet, Old Brampton, the wife of W. Leath lfrOVAlt a La—Teb. 4at Gk ow, Kra D. Kadarlan, of aloe, eto o 2LEAN T . ed —g Mb. 9, at 81, Wienpolastreet, the wife of John Gang Madre& En, it a daughter. liAt AY R aW.—re. A the wife of F. Mayhew. Eva. of Dbelorterflar Adetalthreed. and Grafaian, of • daughter. POWILLL.—Ioir. b. at Omenseur. the wife el Major T. 8. Powag. SW Eltga rao l. a -1696. 6, at IMlKeergh. Mn. J. T. Renton, of a &WAIL TUDWAY.—Yeb, & the Word E. O. lolwar. Rea., of Werth IWO. Wilkes Of a 10 u MARRIAGES. OUMMING—WALLER.-rieb. 8, at 134 Mark. 21, MO Rev. 0. Lae, A. thwawieg, of Wethrereet, iretale EttMalrlett daughter el W. Nad er, Egg, lirtztoth EMI% FIREIL—Yeb. 3, at St. Lamella, Mterethlth, by Ws la Attwood, J. J. Kahl. RR., rdaolts el Jam (pellthe, Oxford. le Helen, youngest daughter of Ne. T. Treer. et Melba Lam FAUX—FAUX.—Ie c Ui gg SAO., 2=ythe Sur. U. 11. INA IL TreezEg., or Routh to Oat Wregater ft* Ithe Kr. rt. aez. of ow IiaIiPnON—WAIXIIII.—MII I MIUntdate, by ite It D. Masi* MM p, et J. Haman. sae ICtrkdale, to lank skirt lateghigr et J. W ILING—SPON4I.—Ieb. 8. at Mart lath Clark; tidy we ilt, ,lata. of Ithetlaket urrey. to Kam fourth deeghter cd Rothe • tag.. of Cobtree Howe. Kelt. LOT'ghtUTTO 4 —Feb. 3, at gum, by the Ems. R. Tantheath M.A.. W. ton Le/ajar'. Kea. to Gatherlith dirt of EIM. S. Mut, Sag. DEATHS. ANDERTON.—Feb. O2 6, G. H. Andertea, Sig., al Meedield. pada Wake „nth. Be "1" 4 a lawel. Karr rthel of the late al. M. Dantett. Weir 11116 sgedi oti. stasses. RAWL—Web. 1 at of the fler . Da Harr, of B i t Meorha. SULKEIL—PeIt. at Kra Waist, relict of th e Mgt J. Sather. Era. Xewertthea.Trltheeed a DONW,AL.—Ieb. 4 of A.,,,, Dmv e r• gardino at Dolma FUawed M. LL1611.-11b. A at Clogithwtharg. Germs& mr.g, A. Eare GIUPPITIL—Reb. % G. IL 0161,A, REA, ci llcatthasallati Gisortell 4 atCh Ithalid. % sea / IM' Mary Cbartotth POO LA a T u t e tth—eib. mew Saltiberr, With, A. Waa l Mr. It. M u ORIOO% oath thetothoa. Mrs. QOM ' el "in tmg 6 , A. l : .. Great Titchfleigtheeth la , ~. T t KWAYTX-1%. -I. at X AugWl Too* admit eon el H. P. Thfitiellswiete, Sq., aged 18, —.err Mang amitiabilleed kg num Jima Hat" et No. I. Dombl° it la I ", 0 1 Pilaw. at the Othaa in Lombard/IMP& LT. limas: 10.100. it • - r/' a ",