The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-20 00:00:00

g a rgr i tit he nz :I== Wisiddipalatentreviae:st • UN* &Me ail red MAO , my swirl has W It Is scam swards bee to led tabs as pester ea be Inwood is as Asa that an Arta la the wllsa ladssal yea to ea this lasellag. gets -A tams yea Tim as Maims Is AM Ms bass Is Ms sa arallat. assasisa thus ray amatdaass dess est MN boa Ng pos. and essegsB e s ter, bat b us isaviAisa est is spasm apse ma a seasmaas—le sasass soak • siarip—Assal be lossasaind walk vast I owe to the satin ball of the cesittassia sad as elks iambics of dr Haus al Climmasa I anal; fle, year not skallast gi rriflntosonr. Kr. BOULT prepaid the gamin inueintion 110 kis the spites al Ads =Aft tai dr Impaamt dons c„, sa; Sea. C. T. digassurt kast las daW la osillAnst. sad ea Ur litb.Psb. Ise. sadiblM me " Wom. Wel ..i= 10. Mt- mom tor a Pitman it rift salZ es tbA .101101111.1 d WSW Wolf= II Is Os want et as AdiA ass. asatima Is rows fram 1r won- Msg Kr.. SOWARDS _he ~east the reesatia, aid that flat was ailed net by Mr. DHyseenere psi vial eggemente. eat by es =alue; far I lls pupae Cl agase ,egret at his alma rasa his peelleemodery He Weld the Wee whisk had ban read BM not ewe Ids ase. ee Mb we Kea a debase Cl them W. piss ghee it was pined no Wane ea_ mg ma who • eampled er as Wee paimemeal. ind be Seep) Lambeth am Went the het Peso la the kingdom whisk 'WM hove a pawn fee IM repremmada. He held in his hand a desaust by shish it by can by that 75 ambers were re turned to pawn* whim sweat was ism tea that Cl Leath-*. oadl ei r e v: way WWI& that we Cl the to. swam waded te thew should be utterly unaindlal el bb Wise. (Kw, bear.) He then& it vay Ka say Kr. Dliyassart's piNiples Cl ui ra li ve P = to supra W. raelalimm ; bat he believed delft wee as hassle to 'hada a due le the wives *V* led to the abeam Cl their represealeha. Mr. D'lly start bad • is a the navy, We bad been Kunst over the heads of MS mad eider thembimesif, sad nun a skip, oohed the Owns, was shunt to be eemaimitmod, Ibiee *at he alight lite the =mead dW. Now, Ylr deatintemete. est seeprisise IW his wee maw illieg seef o r a a Weida Cl the 'abbe Virre(Herr We.) (H IiAIiVEY wetted that a imitable nodal Waft bees gives to Kr. Dllyseourt, m od '".Mustang elheded bib of meedm bb emsedinsele Ys Se bee mod sr wedge may amps aiglit be made spina Ws. H. it was rather Weaming that Kr. D'ltystwart ra:sive the iiret iatimaNea of their Wigwag front $ pile pleated. He haew that his health had been bad— Ka be was whir to ewe le Ws till late In February, and that he bee bees obliged to use a saris". le take him to house, Weed of Whin dews es woo his seam hefts this sallies. As Ss hi newattendaese la lappet of Mr. Oehden's nesintiens be Oir. Hervey) WNW lha ht eimiderod them not well and he did net anemia Woe, by eantesas bound fe wpat way pegssidea Walt Wad adividual , ben, even fir* ef by sow kb moutitn ants. Be wield Melba at Mr. INltyaearCe isrkr. rod the bed bean ezhhasil towards Ma to this vainer, It wait be welt better, bawd of pats ies the wades whisk had been submitted to thaw, to =WI Wier of Mr. D'llyneourt's WO they bad ea opportunity of meeting him We le hem Mr. WEBBER said that the people of Labia wanted neither 'oversaw ma mar MR of war. They wanted a iegaseatative who weal& Wawa to bring down ell the =:tal wows to &diminished standardatited to the 'MOMS OW 01 width the rate-payere had to con tribute them. Meer )) He regretted that Mr. D'Eyn altt'S health diegnaled Ida Ikea properly &needier so kit parlassestery Wise, end be vested that before long they would be able to lad a sun whose health and enrage were equal to the task. (Near, boor.) The resolution was then genial arminenalm a amealitee wee appointed to deat; ab l b e pellWa le lentenl paying tits Muslims is the expeaditare, mad the meting separated. CASE OF THE REV. MR. SHORE. MEETING AT WHITECHAPEL. Loot evening s * J ew tweeticionsisting of &boat SAD perms, took at Sioa ri the warms a t the re_peet ai is== l ispi. pored to wide the Bev. Jam rem • perm la the gest of riotatt. Sir W. Ctrs, But, M.P., is the chair. Lee. less from Lad DeAsy Stmt. R. (Mbar, Bog., M.P., and ▪ routs. was irk eassuatbig for their semMeadear on lbe ee Its CHAIRMAN thsa slated hie .Mira that thus mold be so Cures men Minh, et MOW than thee whisk I were wow ememblei to Mom (Heer, beer.) The toeshei—k. Wight ID/ Melly Mord —termired melba et dal so m f r s bi whorled Maar aut it =llto fin that may manMr pr. ia he rimed to tea* to ths faith theille la him. Awl every hew 61411 cradeawar M mointela i t i = them sawed peindros. Be (the Mbar) s iket me• ember el the Time Ilemlets, to dm that he enema& with reed apparel of the sentrade su by 16 essellbere wpm Mb imperbed gesakes. Eis our here with a still rawer feellog—as a ember el lie Meek et law, beer)—but One who oohed war an essedes like the preset le legaillele, 6 the Mt formal ad emphatic mosner, every see et that in the Mak whe lei WO foal the proceedings Rev. Hr. Shim aml wile aggereed of Mar He wider it le le Mr eetly weilemleed fhie he M nd fa "glass. wide es the r esendo, hems who Mr lig urdr moos ho os to ram that grato tempest t. Melon Wart, whisk Mkt MI to aesemplbk. . Dr. REED dm reseeded to state the result of 16 ebb to the Rev. 114 Skeet ; and in debg es he tedt dorm ass hit firmilakt Ms Mobs to Gm the had on this emir. He so dusk ha would g =t ll 7lt wine 'sums in the Haase of ammo% in Maras the trusphout vhdoa he (Dr. Reed) had been ailed to folk (Hear, hear, bon Sir W. MY.) as ad W fafsem them that lathed beasts the gael 'Meter, witkmuk boo* misses to Mad,, bat with a meet williag mad. He *natant the turakey had noshed Meurer kitfeteedadiusad he Memel hb Mennee. N re e s t i ! his Mad Mr. nom and he Meer how deeply he still valued the mares of Mare sad Shaft regard. regard. His Ms mad daughter were with him, or wen prepared to rears him (Dr. Reed.) Herd him *Maly that although Me eigest elide Muir wee, to symparbe with his misfor tune la ring mgt tar per., the sympathy of the people Mil see Mg them es for a to pay the costs which he had theught peeper to malst—that they regarded the qustion set es ems 'Emmy, let of principle, and that they would set 'attribute one shilling toward; remoras him from prim He replied that he quite concurred in what he stord, mod be m i Laita4tr i ed to leek at the question remissly as re ibe was resolved that if he were demi he oihk amildisiapebea, he would not pay a farthiag el to mem amesded ethins. He had received this warm aWM her Kr. Sher, in which he stated that the "sly dirge 'riot his was for preaching in an esemerseed amyl, after he had OM the Mu of a db soothe Mira ; eel he MMus ho was now in prison. (The rev. rellmen went der to read the manta of the bre Is peso MO Shore's henry at purse, and of his elailmella to set =wag *SOON yea to Sraut i i Re (Dr. Reed) had Nudist re roar hi bird, he emusideral him Is be a era if humble piety—not a troublesome MO, wan to edge every oppor tunity of provoking_ dl —hat a man of ream --a um of God. Be wee fairy to *Lek they had so red a man to ememi/g to sere. Bat were be a bad eery_ its word reeeldroodtr aura him elided adßespoke elMr. - Mom Is agar trT t i rr i a he he ma ma arra wise Mrs mkt be said bat he steered tbo emir in dame eft hums 'earl and hums pecrillso. Werra wee permuted by the Bishop el Haim or by so alibart e rm i rl raps for Wam km Maude to M' et hie Tiara owssethe pemlp s e i rty, ite re the mkrel or a dimmadas plass el weer* but he was set elleM to live is posse. He hod her met egos will resseation, and fhat peemendes had Mewed kin hum cwt to wart—her dog Is eq, ME at lager was met fats Mee sight row parr bed somdtted himself met to re perm, mid he would ese day me the if be had dm harm to a bro. tin, he had Imme men hum to lebsealf. Ho had her heasselir Moue, or wee now a turnkey. (Hear est laughter. Übe wee riling to do such things, would they let him dm, (Cita of "so, no.") Would they allow ea oboist!' ems to be revived Mick was too bad eves for the Riess el Huey VIII. ? No, they would net be. It. As Rwallarea they mold not submit to it—es pretraste they would set bear it—em Christie= they would not. Talk et the law ! The law urght be unjue—and of all terries Nigel laiumbe was by far the worst. Ho had au E=to make with newenee to the all now before t, vb., that the 11666 ad ramms of Hr. la the Hem of Omar" Mad watal the bill, mad take moral arra that It periled he the pea as well as for the ratan: for it would indeed bits range ancesely if Mr. Share were kept ia rhea Mr dm pais* ea resteemut whisk his own rater hal ghee door MIT, Mr.) • raeletlea was this rusk is eat net ads swim WO& bind Sts sor_pmsrelsi bp Me Pay. Dr. DNA !imps Do ram * ascii eras Dor ibe prisot ossmar vile be bisdlsissist Ids rites. Th. messed emslatioa was peeper by GEORGE THOMPSON, Req., M.P., eel esessied by Yr. GEORGE OMR. It was ea hams : Mr Mb mare sera the sommleas s ea by the grad D•orair raj= to ear DidDlioll to ths pupal and M. OMAN Ihe Mame et the Mr. as beyond the pro. es— WWI* ; edit( sa whirr siert, dal ce an Mars WINO wit isi =alba wan, larrima Don DI& imp ssiso Art Testae that is riled ist.amis Ibisk Mr. M MOM* r • berm Wojd M. dis Imre, et bildg:ar i f the Atere—emb and or sub pssoll — igs Mum is sem =MN, er err *moth it ildable orglemm The emodolles we emir earimonly, and the meeting B ret t a Ile 4es shred he poristr to Its Noose et Oset um, w Me meats Or to Mgr It to Tower RNA* Se Mw lobs direst die Om ere traveled Os the Miriam, ad to main separate& LIONIZING no THE Cro.—Yestirdaz y s murk slob sons teak st Go widow et dos sassilisiss in ths e plass st Gosesiat Gums to sae agg aat iseels, Is whisk Um Megiliin a tlia yelealdl doss Node apparel le *masa et tbe da. The wbsle attlia Aids: nes ism QM libs Mr, milk t i esseptisa et Alder... air Claudius 11. Ewer, orbs ins skeet la scossuisames a( ildiroillof NA Aidinias Timminaorte was rellonslai 1. the dada ti the Guildhalls Use-cost All tie epplicatious f..r *sawn far mew Inns mai shin were aim) were, with one emeptiemzemled. la that use the party was a Preashomm, appeered to bus so Interest Is the house, the mem of easchor pawn balm nes the deer. Cuutteel was esapined, pra emi is sites uses, but to met were met lewups m eel ho law LW was beaded mud, sad as son se it welt slink suit Issue wee mermen to the aelemithateme et many mho hen bees to the habit of wheelie. the puma ea !homing days to the City. Thin wen el 'plasm sunset the sidemen u pew it She hewn et Waste whit bad been sew deleted is • dhemaely ammor, and bad adisehtedl pares= of bad ehareetn, tratetathe lissom men sensed. Is else Is whisk when to mow the Nuns the party *eyed hind( dealt with, eat seemed doter mini le appeal smith the denims ; bet, as the whole court et daemon wee drift la jedmusat. *hero was ao must of =LThe Limit Plerif, Is the sum et the preseedimas, ie Übe the elm*, bat Ow Ws/ me sere saes is the ant. blihrialp Mind. Sew gibe albums &- dom. OM they would peir4 only limes that might be srplletl hr memtpan by spaded person. RATING OF RAILWAYS. Yesterday a meeting ems held at the Town-ball, hineheeter, by a mamba at the nat wealthy sad influen tial railway proprietors in the City, Henry Houldswonb, ais:he cleft, U Toeessidn the propriety of petitionng e to email ON law la rendes to the nting of allwege." The CE Ll=Alf boviog sable ewe otesnatione on the beim et the Mr. IL GILL Anil nashitlea : 'fit lits item* aisle et imewlei maw le peek lislewsy. diesek a see ease heel rim Iseeleis Ike Mos et pea sell reek beld. ma esjell Is edeelsle. melees ma spereolle Mr. ED. TOOTAL eseended the resolution. He amid that in a imenthatnrian Molds* thine amid not ha two opinions ma MIRIAM& Prom a pmagibea De bald fa Ms bawd he bad tita teld swage et hod emegied by railways in England w NAN. TM total samba Is 'tainted land was 10,00D.000. The teal ammumst dills had amounted to 40.000,000 L, es IL in Id. ea asn The tell nos sat on railway Inds was 2/14,1401, et NL Dee see. Previded lie assmommal en Ind was in ride with Shit upon the total wed* he Ike entreordinary ens of 2,400,00 X: (Hear, bear.) Mae be given am swat examples of railway commies being iry Mood ilar el purpeete, The CHAIRMAN pot lie =A reaWatien, sad It wag curled Mr. T. egad Ow mina reaslaties: TOW Ow Nei= bs powoloSto Tiderevoli is Ow Hewn of to of Owoosoi IN the stembsee toe the sesssilsi Oasaistudes. mad it was anima bannegi. Mi. 000 LE inasinsea _. Me. & 14R8LAND moved the air!! rastgotiim!ippoia!- Aiguleele• Se moll mom Me easeelme for the Mioich to haft RA mem* lbe psalm Me. H. HAMM' Monied reesklles. TM CHAIRMAN MO mad** petition : lb the Beeseralio the Own= st Ihe Welled la ewe emetliel.—The widen the modmilptel fa ries" prowst et a weft Mills Me Tewellen. Yeambrotae, is Ow meaty leaowtsr. es Illaday,,Lweh 19, leak eltswilt— I That the made et resift ream wegorty to pow, shank mad sew keel ram ht es - Wet ths 2, 474 posits le boa see sleek k trete (wiles/ of white ere kwely was. We is eyed la NM ressiless sad allleek la psalm Melville =Mew fret k. wawa owl peaks Irk es terwild weld. kiss a as we beady tk Nay a .tierNee et pr lemins, operty to pa. redid mass owl *NM That vitas the Idrt Mid mime pad la bug tame= hi MOM. dtdkl ma the teal WU meta .at keens at the wowy, wreak le kW pr wet apse sea Wawa. N. loud Wakes pal by selkey pospeety owseat es seedy alas pr sot. Own the set aresese et se* raMot the renew Isirast, Is 1144, salowiteet le the lsatfar regthalag "away, t o the haps. and TIM Re it eeimlerbm Me red mold emehee to Meta, op= the mai, et Ind tweilso. That leiltrolth the el= ae lli tV e lra lli vo i r e astved so Mkt eberww= e s= li rrete pedlowset. walk tease kr Mel peewees to Ws went all par mum. det Mom em oneSselly. MOM et That keel ripmemhties= Is Os debt ether papist,. That eilloweb se Wes Is mewl at property ether hmee WO the slidele e t k caws - atpWrd aasaamalsa. tows the awilies et kw ges I. sad the kWh. seeds et kw, Walt see la petW wens ts. bit, sire dolma la am of sswerwt, S. - Ti. pea. Waste Ikeda* prey pew Imaarskha Mee le pm tehot fa the modem Am your miles= 'Mem pmb ed After • veto of Realm to the dielemm, Ibe promellop Imalseted. IRELAND. DIIBLIN, MUCH 19. From this day forward the journey between the two chief Irish miles, Dublin and Cork, will be per formed in ten hours. The Great Southern and Western Railway is open as far as Mallow, in the county of Cork, and the charge for travelling the whole way is ealy thirty shillings in the first clue. The Dublin commercial world considers that the commerce Odle city of Cork will be muck increased by the rail way, at the expense of the Dublin people, as many ships _which now unload here will, before long, ffisAarge their earr:ei at Cork. The opinion is based on some plausible grounds. On Saturday last there was an excursion of pleasure on the railway, and a dinner at Mallow, to celebrate the opening of the line. -- An apps) has beim made to Lord Clarendon to pro vide for the family of Mr. lYArey, who lost his life in the poor law motes, and whom family are totally destitute. PROVINCIAL FATAL RAILWAY AocumnlT.—Testerday sorting namedtho guards of the Loodos North Wailers Hallway Inroad, wee lasi at Nowlin Jeasliss, la foolishly attasoptiag to woos the Vas steak was appeesking. TAXING FORCIBLE POSSESSION OF A RAILWAY STA vitior.—The Limnos' /Alen of yesterday says: "The nation Maryped Onapeay wal, on Saturday morn- V's stub theatre eta seam es extrmalinary tow Inhabitants muds side of Carlisle as it was destructive to the =of the Marmot Railway, at present leased by Mr cite ' Railway Xing.' By the set of the Lancaster Ommeloy they were empowered to take the station grog= of the Maryport Company at the amount assessed by • special jury, for the purposes of the joist or central station at Carlisle, providcd that the two assepesies together with the Caledonian Company, could set mires upon the conditions on which the Clempeay were to eater the control station. Being busts. dime seadiSone, a special dun was SWIIIIIIies Kr. Card*, the mon= at the Court house, sine weeks age, and Am a =adage( two day!, it added that the la= end ropily upon it ihoold be given filet Limiter Omapial e pr a paymest of 7,1711. 4s. 3d. The Laimmtie paid Oh aim into the Bank of Neshmi Cla r MIA Halm @dß sided= to their =I did all in his power to prevent it. A p l y, of the dna of Swift and Co., =else m ie, = he Lac idle= aster Conw l ay, p ged Its =elia, bat WM nhaed b, Maryport Com seam V i tlel s o f the assumed= oa behalf of that body. of this refuel, the Lamest* Company emskid Is take foreibls h Emeks ; sad, asesetheglp, they iseimmileated with the shed" of the =we upon the oldest. The resell w e., the visilarnhesilf, Mr. Hard. sea, et PaNdeb, seeseedelea by II& Weeddellelet tlth *agleam of the Inearsithr Oempury, sod air. Bleakin nowspeid ala MiarypenellikW a 10 , a.m., which Lie lad, star a AIM osata with the clerlo, who wee only pone= up= the pried= at the time, he mad= the plans= sad wea s tahs : line, and there =pawed= to Mr. BI That gentle• m i en aoloselksity waved his head whoa a =Gag One of at lead 100 ass, armed with sew-bee, pick ame, iamb, to, Imbed trim the geode stadoa of the - Laois= OtllNlWlLLe i r bo hr they had been brought from all parts of the le the ground of the Maryport Co.- pony, mad, Mae= earessesy, sommeaced opera time by Web, the mile. This was the week of • few next pelt fiftwi l ln the dm& of the o P rel a t ill get w ei t:le itZ lastly, having slew= the dieise of the Company ealideat time to ism off th e limbo they the which was calaialy only • limpossoy eons, sad eserMd away the whale build* 1 Ia Obese swath= the men were mated by lOW of hems. Is the mesa thee, • sae was posed meet to idiom the Mimed Bee that 1111 the SWIM& end Omlide Oompany, aad at ahead two hundred yards Oise= lova the sta des M the tbemia sempaay, to Wane the dein* of the engine due at belif-ped 11, that he n could _pesseid birdate up= the Sa The_ ,thiver apes liftsaft net thie, immediately drove elf to the Gelleies-bal station, of the Ntrwantle way, Minti is else lewd by Mr. Ruda:eh Bills were sub -1 sequently % a r ipeze thpieglient the town, sallies that se the Leasester Ulna forcible meld= of lie Marypoet deem Was M the west genii, to feet= nodes, Wart tan the NMI= of the Newcastle and Carlisle Compsay. 11011313 m. TSB eavrix-stscrae Maxus nos Lysx.—The Lynn Adeertiew of Saturday says: " A letter iron Lied Swim to B. Bans. Esq., was remind on ben trom Mdsh we lima that die His, R. H. Bestaleyr win le Omegas Is Applies. isseived the iffithimalies,ea the Ilk Febiesopyla, MI kaki bees *did member Om this biolog the leis The 116 lamina* Lied GIMP 3011. OWL - Mr. Sunny hue net a mime= la rondos his elms Mined* Regleml, and he =pastel le arrive in Baden is dos the the peeled eiblth WY to sail ea the Bth of this ONA& HOPPIOnd, beeme, the on co the Bth to have .114 M. ithealey "NM be eeeepe to welt till the 22ad, jr whist "m wh b ar ig werM i re ire h at latrw l l li ek t t prM el sh lime he twit hid= es le Lyra to most his IMMISMInte." 'Rusk. Pawasses Tnums—Lest , evening Mademoiselle Nee appeared at this limas la the ehareeter of Zeelam, la Astom'saosale ogees, " The Ilyeem" This gime bed sped may reressmatinas darieg NW* list sagegeimat et SO emu theatre three or four senses ego, as/ - eatelellysared its havarable merlon atom Mier sad agog thee to Its owe latrlasie waits or la its to ethsereageeta •Aa adrama it Is ashlar leilieMlimg ass ammiag, Wag the mesa linage of stow dittos ; while as • nuke work it is one of the eight's* and meet trivial of Aulter's productions. Still, however, it been the 'tempo( this ingertionsomposer,espeetally I. the principal airs is the part cl the heroine, which have a good deal of patty and meg these' they have no oinality or strength of expeenioa. ars quite ealmlath Is a lively per former of the F nhani, like MM. Nan, who wubles then with • gessehet Ws, bat remarkably clear and ache. attd esegelies id& the atm* gen and asses the shades oh light= at whisk they are All. Their of feet h mimosa by bee plash. appeensee and animated agates. Albs twee apeeehly in the pert et Margo Tem pests. la ether taper the phonemes was eseelineve, and tke honor wage soy fn ps seas. Mille. NW, re spites was *Pay_ lbsragelle, ongedentat will probably be prellehte to the theatre. AND_ CLERICAL. OxYORD, KAI= 19.--Jssus CoLulea .—A selsolankfp biliseng to MO al Ur AZ •111111114. of Nor* Maks. tbeadwf- Nam lamb Otiowsuisist Om rift Nkr Mirk s L. lobo sid sifts Naomi at Pearisiaria. irerps w Ye Ids prbelysi Mews d dam bow mod Ow Mb al Ayst Ar So duds fis yaw pm 101a0i, versos. VAmscy.—All Galata, lisittar, R., Swam die. Chic. ; ; void by raliostke of Atm 3. 0. Parka, wiao Jo alio patron. THE I XPRESS TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1849. NAVAL. AMIIIIALIT, :MAACK 19. APPOINTIthees —Doctor L. F. Cmuniensit, to be Bergescroperinesadeat to Hyderabad Cterrieurdp. Antintent4targeten—C.Cantronis, to TWIN lisegdtel. Mate.—T. D. Haman, to lapregnabin Midstdporn.—P. C. Prrsousza, to Oseiser. Daeoerehl, MAUCH N.—Vuillard. 80, C G. F. Leh, arrived Ole wining Iron Catelitec Jim*, i ts Sir apt. *no on the Shine., al lila thee Rase•Adra. iMarks MOW'. aide= was lytas layserd iwespld Mrs a *infer el from Me sismiless. telie Ism bra art es the bagdiel. Mr will ware INN Yam mbileees paid id ollt.—etrataboll.A., Owir Lei A. Ism. mead Mie from mil mos Ms bests* to oo dot, hs* ths *Or vie igabed the Oanillet tam Shesenem to Ohio *eh eri esseey Mem toeemb~M tearthe U s her ihat *dr osaterant arid tide „ . Mgt Carle, mod Ws *le Mena Li Na gli M aOl.l, MARC' find-sbas ahmeser, lermieM bore co the 7th, is now *dot Wag esgarred wad som iittiage.—Buistimirrer Imp *Moat, will be very shortly.--The Ss Magda bestesha are se hip meapiel that MOO et tame see eidtpd to be breed In Ilmelml.—ltte thaw lascE at Psebrde W alga gars et Into itsilMlt. Han* es dm, a el Ingram at m Mahe he Week@ far her XJ*7 s comic.. mew wise am aelerher atraege. met la ha sawsk7. as he esallas has. a hp mesa vile sa m ergrieell so lb eseillet door : be Ms oho a shipwright an *lei Meng siremeas. Mowertmen.--The at Vineent, Bldaa, Plumper, and Beyserdot ClMssitar, Mardi 11; the Iferiermin arrived at Limbos froesslrs en the lath, and communkated with the Oriental Cars. ewes Omar hipline air Caps Roan, giving that easel the Madeira stalk dm MILITARY. Ste O. Whedia's Aleartestterre.—The Cometanier-in- Met Itese it some doe a deturdny et the hiss Guards. whoa It we - embeed arreepmeals the depereere ot Sir Moles Ikea, 811404411 L le m eiser eve deemed Ilk the esti dale lir Noe been. Iteettimp. Odes lard Past. OIL NNW, of dio Cape Neeelel Opt sew at Idea Oigheer to lit Mario asd an d Mr ate wide/ hie WA It nay he rsiellselel ja only en Mel et Ashes while Is 1.6 k. fl la Meek OM !Wm litasholdo led Indus Btr Osy ONO" tad Oapt. Dyes, here bees -palled IideFat , ORMID to Mr abld_ a swim mil cage of military rest ay will he tilled by Capt. !la Weeetay. of the einem Colll66llkMal Ittlitol7T sapplare heal a kilkumairy peer boned ea daterday, that la kr kg *dim kers OM le no toirastee) emmireine mere ellakied k the array wlllbent parka" at home end Weed. Cl aeadmaik dank Moen the amber wee 4611; of eendrarm redelk b the loyal Oellepe. 4711; sad of whale prellumet. l lla. eteldeg the total 1,111. Out rotors tru procured bilk. Item. AVONdirtandi 01 as A altY.—Thri Is Six re gime% d lelkvThe ad the Mk az ler =Mimi awls% are to be irle lAN reek sad Ile kio-1111116 Mk t elk, 47tk, . In 11 Pool. the erkall width am new ranks la puma. le else to be sagine -blue eseelet, erc. vise sad sheet empolee, et 1.000 reek eelltle. The Yak -gees. takes are Issidrredl eaortrary in eraireenne at the &garter% re roes a possible, et the 76111 rod 67th Isgb. kr Isdia. SPORTING. The ohms itintayitirk - -the — sasiit et eons heavy treemikaa at See Clab = tabors ot tin Derby =y, M6LIe ieaees the= oller woe 11 b I. 4la rb g lo . was ts Was Impodloatth est OD assme vies the ampleoloaa, that bo , bre tie opea doee/. be woe polel at le 1. WI oosamot anato the feet flavoutlia look YU e plat, W alls = , 1 alma Telhare. • taw imps as Omsk Awe Is► ems et the lersa. pp. The Tootar aeve am _mad roman art Weber toopeout tor the me at Ittallompat Wes yr opt he MO *Oa Pal& Otorma ' toolorweat *Oat &Ms kr loolletraplllea. oad we the mini gime la the WAIN, to 11111altope See torreamala at all are puts w e VIM mei Ito ale hooesta Ipso for the Closter Cap WireleattAtt. Nab, !hasher, W Paibmilass. —Latest plea : Nomaltrtotria tam !Trio.-2 to 1 spit Th• Tartar, 7to 1 apt Fonda (t), to wet Wallow (t), •to 1 opt Lampoon, 10 to 1 apt Vatmftla (t), 13 to 1 apt (t). rfIOPOLITAN RANDICIAP.-lio 1 apt Lops,, 12 to 1 t DoSteklo, 13 to 1 apt Owen, 1 - 3 to 1 opt Posy o' day Boy (t ap ), Illto I apt Th. Tartar ( 1), 16 to 1 apt Loayprou, 16 to 1 apt TigovoaND 0171113A1 Srallis.--1 to 2 mot Honey comb, I to 1 spit N C/11111111 CUP"- 1 l i l t 1 opt Joek re Sot (e), 11 to 1 apt Itslo (t 16 to 1), 33 to 1 apt Oassook. 33 to 1 spot !arbor (Wasst to a law am), ta to 1 opt Watchmen (t), 33 le 1 opt Batt. [ Dinar, 1849.-7 to 2 apt Fl7ing Dutchman, 6 to 1 apt Talmo (ISO to 100 t). S to 1 opt Nonnykkk, SO to 1 opt Mat torat (t). DERBY, 1860.-60 to 1 emit, to owl, 1001. laid art Sentlks. Teal, etym. Wawa the Owniptetor, Mos, Mildew. and Tordeilloh sad SO to 1 in Mai eget Oa. Peers two. lab 3 brtellteence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—TarrERDAY. Beare the Odd Otauelodoser. Ia as WILLI4II MAINWARING BLOANI.—RAILIVA7 Lu_ su.rriss. This insolvent, who had b;;;Consastiod with some railway mi s te s te .L lit i ring previmaly been in the army, applied to be fro. pion. He had been in custody 15 months, sn " 7l 'My, salted the reason be had not come up before, he said he expiated his Mends would have *misted him to get eat of prison without hiking the benefit of the set. Chief Comminkmer.—Did you expect your friends would come forward In 18,0001 ? Insolvent. —They are nearly all railway and I was obliged to schedule them. Chief Cemenissienser.—Tour schedule shows your debts to be 18,1291, sad *Mit sun 14,8181 are without consideration. How wen the. debts without consideration contracted ? Ineolvemt.—They ere railway liabilities, sir. It ammered front further questions that the insolvent sold his commanion in the British army in 1833, and is 1835 he raised a regiment and went to Spain, and was colonel in the British Auxiliary Legion. Subsequently he went to Sydney, then to China, and on his return to Ragland he got, he said, unfortunately connected with the " rail." Chief Constniedoner.—Ain I to understand that the sale cause of your insolvency is the inadequacy of your receipts to most your umenseryexpenses ? Insolvent.—Yee. My wens were inadequate. He bad, it appeared, been compelled to apply to the charitable fund of the court to appear on the present ommics. His family bad allowed him one guinea a week to the present time, and had refused further Mainlines. In the description, the in solvent stated that he had been chairmen and =swift director of the Bristol and Poole Harbour Railway Cons_. pony, director of the North Jamie* Railway, and one of the committee of the Prince of Wales's Club (now dissolved), held in St. Jernee'requare. His Honour ordered the Insolvent to be discharged. In /LI Ronnie COLZ.-1•01111111 at RAILWAYS. The insolvent. who bad kept the Nag's Head publie-house at Welling, Ithester's-bill, stated that on the sale of his pro =Ades an month, he had sustained a loss of 2601. paid upwards at 4001. when he took pomenion; and cit the sale the property only realised 621. 14s. ! Oder Ommissioner : Was it sold by public auction at seek • few ?-4seshent : Yes sir. Hs stated that in 1646 he lost 12 eeeeksa—The Chief Conimbsioner asked him what he we t The insolvent mid 12 roaches used to change berms M bb beam, but when the Dover line opened they were takes el the la& The Chief Osambdsew told him he saw the same person who bad sold el hie AWN had pat him in prison. He asked the same of the pima whe sew kept the house f The insolvent said it had bees &at up since he left. The court ordered hie diesbarge. ASSIZE INTBLLIGBIVOR MIDLAND CDICIIIT.—DiaIm, Mims 19. The whole of the said Ides bushman was disposed of to day, all Chief Justice Wilde has since been swaged la the trial Myebosers. Mr. Balm, the recorder et dab city, ha, also IN trylay primers hi Ss udge's lodgings, the °Thai sal WINN belay ezesedisgly heavy. Came Owna--alabos Mr. Aran Nwas. WILD= co • 1/011•TIC ASYLuII. IL Kati, a member el a highly respectable (easily, was WSW be wilhl nadir el ff. Tomlinson. The &rod was perpolesded la a yeleaMeriyhtes, kept by Dr. Brigstorke la Denby. ftrily _sat the dessesed slept in the same room in dif ferent Sa e . The deer wee looked, sad the keeper slept with albs paths% la as adlolaing room. Between 6 and I Waist la the weals' the keeper beard a anise In daily% room, sad es taking a light he dimovered the denim' Wag on the den weltering in hie bleed, and the atemiley in • swan. Oa smash Way side, • taken from the prisoner's bed, with emits of blood eye d. = was bead s sad there am be se desk that as the was fa the est of dreeiday Ithisagf, the pruner was embed with a eaddea promos, epilog oat of bed and strait deessmil with the lath. A verdist of ]Vol Guilty wanretaea the pentad of issaafty. el made seem Snag Smarts upon the sanded the el the /mhos, Le allowing two imam pu mas to imp is the some room without a keeper. Mr. Never proesated ; Mr. Miller appeared for the primer. Nun revs.—Bare Lard Chief laideollals. Fl•IDON v. TOO MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPAIT.—• RAILWAY COLLISION. Thb was as attics to reamer damages, ametrating to 1601, by reams of Wades enstained by the Plaintiff is eseaeqnssee of a saki= on the railway between Dolby sad Barton on the night of the 28th of Nevmher Plaiatiff was • pas sages by the 7 p.m. trade on the above everting sad when ft wm within shoat • gasser of a mile from the Derby MN' tiss, the to en Into mem baggage Wins= whisk bad been left e rr s line. Mr. Hamfrey, la kb address to thejmy far the defame, said it wee sot fir any peenalarY meow that the dila was misted. but merely on secOunt of its Winn looked upon as an itspodtion, and called a greet number of witness,' to show that plaintiff was aMioted with a certain disease, and that se injury was done by the occident. On the elms of the danadent'a use the, foreman of the jury (which wee a ape- Biel wee) inked his lordship, with all deference to lir. Whimltswut, if it wee suseemary to Wm up the time of the own farther in hearing Mr. Whkehttrare reply, as they had lode up their mind. Mr. Whiteburst, however, re plied. and The Chief Junk* WI it to the Jm. to my whether any • p had been enftins4 by the plaintiff. wee &ma for the dahatint, with liberty to move for ver i et for one shilling. POLICE.—YarrisRDAy. MAIifiIIONHOUBB--Casson OP 1751/11713LLY WI- T/MUM. RAILWAY SMAI2B.—B. Rosman, was charged wits. haves, obtained from W, /else Munn's , fifteenihnre's la the Reading, Guildford, ad BAsst. Rail way Company with latent to cleat and debased. . Walker said, on the ?Atha July I was out of a situation, and saw an advertilessat offenag a salary of 701. a year as a clerk, but requiring 1001. to be deposited La the hands of the advertiser as security. I wrote an answer sad received directions to call at No. 3, Penal; lan*, over the door of whisk appeared Mr. fliannard's name. I there saw the dafesdent, wham I referred to Mr. Bsektea, the secretary to the Leaden mad Brighton Railway Coosppeasey. I aisle called by ppelsissat, and he said be was ensiled. He said. in sows to my application, in which I had stated that I mold not give cash security, hat that I could give railway seardity to the amount of 1001., that he did net know the nature of railway security, for he never had a share la his life. I said it was quite equal to money, and that I should bring the shares with ZOO, and he observed to me that if I shoul d de an with my own friends I should be entitled toe ass n. He then presented me with a printed circular con taining a long list of wines of all kinds, together with a de se.ipd= of their various qualities, and a number of his sr*, which he said I might distribute amongst my friend.. This circular, which was dated 1847, and which I showed to sons friends, who thought it was a good thing, operated in inducing me to deposit my shares with him, end I accordingly took them to him *a the Tuesday following, and he locked them up. The market price for them was then 1001. The Lord Mayor: Have you ever given him say authority to raise money upon them went day after day to the once till the 29th Amon. I never saw any wine in the cellars. Entries of wines meld were repeatedly made in the book, but not a drop was sold while I was there. I after wards ascertained that they were fictitious mein.—Tie Lord Mayor : How used you to be employed there ?—Witness I was generally sent to the docks to taste wisen—The Lord Mayor : The defendant's wines?—Witness : No, the de fendant sent me to brokers to get catalogues for the purpose of tasting the wines of other people. (A laugh.) I never had any order from him for tasting. On the 29th of August I went to the once as usual, and found a van at the door and all the goods being removed.—The Lord Mayor : And what did they consist oft—Witness : Empty bottles and hampers. (Laughter.) I salmi the man who was loading the van whether he had met with any wine in the cellar. I prevented the things from being taken awsy, and the landlord called and took possession of them. I received a note hem the defendant stating his intention, in cc of some &acuities, to discontinue business at the adssbut pelted to do what was just towards me. Hots t ie pat in the following letter, whisk he said be had rewind hew the complainant : In reeshher from Ten an I 0 U for aims made W SOS pound to ark yid& I keened* aelmouledip the nee* of, I adertahe net le Mr enly proseslup et ow deur** avian yea neesstreg the Ohm drone of the Mufti oad MUNK( Bell. waho:=—WILLIA!, WALLCIL Mayor and he thought the letter just read took the ease oat of his hands completely. Mr. Humphreys : I think I can show your lordship, after you have beard the rest of the evidence, that the ease ought not to be affected by it, except inasmuch as it exhibited the iniquitous dexterity of the defendant, who bad prepared and written the document himself, to which he had induced the simple complainant to plasm his signature. J. Exley, of the Cora Exchange, produced the 16 shares, and stated that he had advanced 501. to the defendant upon them, with the unders.anding that if they were not redeemed in thine weeks he was at liberty to sail them. The defendant said he merely wanted a temporary 'aeseommodatiost, end would return the money in that time. He is considerably in my debt. I knew him when he was is Whiteerom-etreet riots. I was one of his creditors, and received a notice, dated 21st of February, stating that be was to ease up for examination. Mr. Humphreys then read the notice, which described the defendant u having resided at a vast number of places. J. Mull, printer : I know the defendant. I became cc quainted with hien on the 18th of June, 1847, in consequence of en ►dvertisement, and went to hie establishment es clerk, and was there five months. I know he went through the Insolvent Court, and I was a creditor to the amount of up wards of 1701. I sever got a dividend. The circular exhi bited to-day, and dated 1847, was printed when I was I. his service. Mr. inntphms submitted that there was quits enough evidence to just* his lordship in esndiag the case to another tribunal. The vary letter which seemed to perms the qua lity of a coraproanse was additional evidence of the fraudu lent conduct of the dehndant. 11sTfuTigeFo; Tictif that papa to which reference has ban made was pat into my hand I ormaidered the ma as ober a ease of baud as could be produced. It is quite ab surd to appose he a moment that the complainant's simpli city basset been worked apoo, and that he has not been com pletely victimised. I remand the cam till Wednesday, and bind over the debudant in his own recognisance,. The CHAIRMAN stated that ha was the instigator of the advertisement which appeared in the newspapers calling this meeting. Hie feeling is doing so was that it was quite necessary to have a thorough investigation of the affairs of the company at the present moment when so many un favourable reports were in circulation. He had thought be several years past that the shareholders had not received enadant information as to the management of their affairs directors. Understanding that a deputation from the was present at this meeting, he thought it would be belles Ant to hear their statement Cofer° going into the habeas of the mestimr. Me. WILLIAM RICHARDSON handed In a letter, anthsaidut him to attend the meeting as solicitor to the = company and sr pc tr i ihat the directeis would take the of' at a committee of inquiry ,into the Of company a special meeting of the share heidoes, which would be shortly held at York, to re mise the report of the committee now sitting for the investigation of the Great North of England 'fliccbsse 'IA was sure that no prop r i e t or could to more anx• ious than were the directors themselves that the esespany should stand in good odour, and especially, assents misrepresentations had got abroad at the present moment, that every investigation should be gene into by the sou =Mee. (Hear.) All he could promise on the part of the directors was, that the moment the report of the committee now sitting was completed, a general meeting of the share holders would be called at York for its reception. The CHAIRMAN would ask Mr. Richardson a question of great issuance which was, if this committee would be nominated the directors or by the shareholdtre. Mr. RI CHARDSON said. that he considered that the appointment of the committee would rest with the share. holden. (Hear.) A SEAREHOLDIR asked if it would be by ballot. Mr. RICHARDSON said it would be deeded as was sp. pointed by the act of parliament. The CHAIRMAN said, after such a statement on the part of Mr. Richardson, he felt it would be disadvantageous to go into those matters he intended, for the purpose of showing the grounds which justified the appointment of a committee of inquiry. He still thought those resolutions which had been proposed might as well be put to the meeting, in order that they might ut t separate without um, expression on the part of the proprietors. (Hear.) A Saassnoutzu asked at what time the committee now sitting would complete their work. Mr. RICHARDSON could not say exactly ; it was ex pected to be completed some time ago. Mr. J. DENT supported the recommendation of the chairman, and moved a resolution to the effect, that the pre valent reports of mismanagement, and the insufficient state ments of the accounts furnished by the directors, justified an inquiry into the affairs of the company. The motion was seconded„ and passed unanimously. Mr. J. CAPEL thought the inquiry . now proposed would be the means of putting the company to a better position, as there were so many injurious reports now prevalent. (Hear.)_Mr. affesreatr.au, Mr. CLLRLC. Mr. and others spoke of the advantage of adjourning the meeting, since the directors had so readily agreed to the appointment of a com mittee, and especially as it would afford them ax oppor tunity of explanation at the next meeting. A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, when the meeting adjourned. RAILWAY NB WS.—MoNDAY. The heathens in all descriptions of shares ham been very limited ; the older lines, for the most part, have fallen from 11. to 21. per share,—Biightens are the only exception; the prices for them being the same u on Saturday. London and North Western were done at the close of the day at 131. French shares were dull in the morning, bat closed firmer. SHAM LlST.—LoirDow. Jammu 19 , Mova....The potation a Mae ha Roam donolin at latisiottor : lasi et Ilase la Baia Pan' plan PAM PAID. 17U 3 1 fp. 4 4rd. }sea ,. O 11 2 : 24 11721:. I 9 ed. I •_—.......marrn 1%2 letr ! ' M 4 i laavii.E. I 2j Dwriz i I /30. Proftsyssoe'lo lap. 0 ! Do. 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Db. die, RAILWAY MEETINGS. YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK. Medial, of Sher•holektrc—London, March 19.—U. 3. THOMPSON, Eq., in the chair. This 'sooting was held in consequence of an advertise ment which called on the shareholders to assemble f r the purpose of considering the advisability of appointing a com mittee of inquiry to dedda upon the 'lewd management of the company. EASTERN COUNTIES. Meeting of Shareholders.—White Hart Inn, B shopegate, March 19.—T. Witsox, Esq., in the chair.—This meeting was held for the purpose of considering certain resolutions to be brought forward by the committee of "the Eastern Cou nties Railway Shareholders' Protection Association." The CHAIRMAN, after commenting on the advantages likely to accrue from the association, submitted a document explanatory of its objects and Intentions. 'Various resolutions were then submitted ; the first of which was in condemnation of the polity of the direc tors in uniting themselves to unprofitable branches of railway, without sufficiently consulting the shareholders; the second was a vote of censure on the directors for not taking means to prevent the second reading, on Monday last, of the bill now in the H owe of Commons to effect an amalgamation with the Norfolk Com pany, after the decision against it at the last half-yearly meeting by a majority of 6,639 votes ; the third was that the meeting petition the House of Commons against the amalga mation with the Norfolk Railway, and for leave to oppose the bill in the committee ; and the fourth was for the adop tion of the petition. Mr. Lows, Mr. KREMS, Mr. Box, Mr. EMIONDIS and others urged the shareholders to join the society for the pro tection of their own interests. Mr DANFORD thought the proceedings now taken would only be a fores'alling of the report of the committee already appetated to go into the affairs of the company. Mr. MACPFIAIL defended the emaciation, sod pointed out trite 'MINIM depreciation which would fall on the conso lidated stook, if the amalgamation with the Noriolk and Newmarket Companies were carried for want of timely op position oa the part of the shareholders. Mr. DANFORD said that thebille must come again before the shareholders to be ratified by them. Mr. BOX wished to impress on the minds of the share holders that this association did not mean to interfere with the committee of inquiry, but would merely deliberate upon its report before it should go to the half-yearly meeting. Mr. LEE submitted that the petition should merely point out to the committee of the House of Commons that the directors had been requested by the vote of a great majority of a general meeting to withdraw the bill for the amalgams ' lion, which, not having been regarded u by them, the share holders begged the committee to reject the bill themselves. The petition to the House of Commons was agreed to be amended in the mode suggested by Mr. Lee, and, having been numerously signed, the meeting wu adjourned. EAST INDIAN. Adjourned Modirigt--ii;naic,/fiarni 19.—A. AOLIONBT, BMA., in the chair. The CHAIRMAN intimated that the enemy had not as yet received from the India House the definitive answer they had expected. The present, therefore, was merely a formal meeting for the purpose of further adjournment until 18th April. The hon. gentleman intimated that, should the de finitive reply of the hon. company be received much before the period named, the directors might probably call a special meeting for some earlier day, giving ten days' notice thereof. In reply to Colonel Smith, who suggested that, as political events might before the expiration of another month, depre ciate the property still lower in the market, it would not be de sirable to pledge the shareholders to the terms now offered by the India-house, the hon. Chairman said, that of course the directors would take no step without the anent of the pro prietor,. The meeting then adjourned until 18th April, unless previously summoned. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON. Adjourned Meeting of Shareholders.—Leeds, March 19. R. BAILER Esq., in the chair. This was a meeting of share holders resident in Leeds, called to take into consideration the present condition of this company, and to advise as to what course should be pursued at the special meeting of the company shortly to be held, according to the report now furnished. Besides many Leeds shareholders, there were pre sent gentlemen fromWakefleld, Dewsbury,Birstal, Heighley, and other places. After a lengthened conversation it was resolved to appoint a committee to communicate with the directors on various matters, and to take such farther mea sures u they may deem advisable. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—RetiwAts AND 'ma STAMP-OPFIC/L—The COMINDNiOnefI of the Stamp-office have just issued a notice of considerable importune to share holders in railways and other undertakings relative to frauds on the stamp revenue by the transfer of shares in railway and other joint-stock companies. They state that a practice exists of emitting to give in the instrument of transfer the true sum paid or agreed to be paid, whereby the sump duty is erected, and that in the sale of property of any kind it is required by the law that the full purchase or consideration money shall be fully stated, and, in default, both purchaser and seller incur • penalty of 601., and of five times the amount of the duty evaded by the omission, and the person em ployed in preparing the transfer a penalty of 6001., and if be be an attorney or solicitcr, on conviction be fe to be disabled from practising. Any person giving information to the commissioners of fraud in such transfers is to be 'awarded. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY BYNUM. The English funds opened this morning at an advance on the closing prices of Saturday; the first quotations of Consols were 901 to t. The government broker, and other purchasers for money having come into the market, prices went up to 901 for the amorist. Bat the speculators an the rumours of war again influenced •the market, and prices went back, and Mainers was done as low as 90g. Towards the close of the day prices again rallied, and the quota tions at the termination of the market were 9431 to I. The prices to-day were only 1-18th less for money than the account, which indicates that the public are extensive purchasers of stock at the yreasnt prices. There is nothing particular to notice in exchequer bills, the quotations for which are 395. premium. Bank stock marks 198 to 199, and India bonds 48 s. to 60s. premium, but very little business has been done in those securities to-day. In the foreign market, South American stocks "con tinue to be the only descriptions that maintain their ground. We have a farther rise to notice in Buenos Ajres of 1 per cent. which are quoted at 32, Mexican at 281, Peruvian bonds, 691. The news of the death of the King of Holland bea slightly depressed European stocks, particularly Dutch, which have fallen about 2 per cult, to day. The official quotations are for the Two-and-a-Half per Cents 47 to 48, and the Four per Cents 78j I to 781. The following rates of exchange ruled at Cadiz at the departure of the last advice. per Jupiter :—On London, 601 ; Paris, 6.30; 90 days. Madrid, t die.; Barcelona, 1 pm. ; Valencia, 1 pm.; Seville, din. ; Granada, t dis. ; Alicante, dis.; Malaga, I dia. ; 8 day.' eight. Hamburg, 451, at 90 days; Gibraltar, 8 days' eight, I die. 'SQL= TIMM Dank Beak. 199 Beck facet for Awl., 316 trtl ir r STSZT rael. ey. June. for masa. 39 ; Ad, 1 . 061 An2o-• 30 Mrs, 5111 Ditto. 000, 3e: Yank 36 in i a r o a k 6e. 1 000. Mao. Beeal. Si, Jam Se: lie, Mao nada gOOO. a 66 WM* 31 110/tEld3/4 FD13:12. of 471 6 per Ct. Itreslltan Bda.. small, 83 ' 6 per et p er . l „ , Cent. Wane Afros Sonde. 6 Pa et. 66.'414 0 - "` 6 TA I,e 2 n Marcb 30,164 161 641 1, 3 per Ct. Magill 11t1L, 1826, 03/ Ditto Paisst L e : A Ditto 6 pea t. . 93 3 py. Ot. 24 per Cen Lawlor 31 ae erirer t e‘ 1 per 01. Grese& Dot, 38 2 i Pa Gent. Doa k I 6 per et, meekee. Abet., liar& 90, elf ti 283 k 3 vs: Ct. Prat& lento, 6/1. ?Sc. 4 per ot D ot , Az, V• No. de 7t t Nile% PUBLIC SALIM MANCR IR—By ileum RIMIWORTII and Jailen 0 11 TraWars• — Plia of nennie 10r LOOM, on Wed a po x , y 7 ,1. th e Imps Lib Insurance Canplay--eold oh * Ng Court of Review, for 6201. Leawbold ground rent, mewed upon 22 bonne in and PallancLatnet, Walwortaroall, let oa hums, at Z 4 ni t i d erA I2a. par mom, and add far 31 years aneaphwy, ill, sold tor 4001. Leasehold bond aid Ifivenitrowea aleop, 1... .1111.1 i T rowt, bit ova dam bat avt subiex 0 7 shigar.i Pew MSS MX 141 —UAL SHIPPING INTELLIOSN( ( 7 , t b, . sawn Claartil." sal *Lem um IHasbarg ..... ...... 0 1 . .......... 0 0 o o bro. vla 20 An=mb, PlYthijurfag4 Wren An Ma {pow., March 14, hotter& Anne Mametlia, Mull, /Web 111, Am Magog!, Plymouth, bla F rale ba g r , Alwlne, of the Edd ysionentae . lead Alida, off the Eddystone, Marele in, Hartlepool A M /atte r. , id llte c t 1 1i,i1ZZe Atom, Gravesene, March 19,0 bent Am Michell, Gravesend, March le owed Alexander Adam, Onvoseoll, March 19, Raab. II Arrow, Gravesend, W/Cil 111, Haab. ,ilea,,l . e . lbst, March If, Rhangkae t !tamer., Mar.l7.leuulmeae &Wm./4 Seranagv,Marchl7,lLouen Biamcgo, of Lowemott, March It, London Plawltiheff Liv.,March 111, Pernambuco Lazn2 . ltan , Iff m le u vgl i ar s c419,P=1 Caroline. laith, March Ibtlwellobing Oa e... March 17,Cherboarg Dame... of [ma, March 14 (for Whoa) C ora, etisc, Deal, March 111, Rouen C off Deal, /lamb 17, Stettin Charlotte Ann, Fowey, March !dry, An Criterion, off Falso ,Mucb, live twe rpod Charlemagne, licilly, March 14 Art Caen City of Londoo, Gravesend, March 19 ) , Madison Cherub, Grareeend, March 19, Cam Liman, (enameled, March 19, Vella- mu. o India vil NuWk. 41 0 Boston sad liw u •"" ..... I 0 Mexico ..d s Ha" 4 •" • 0 West bulls 160 lanthiroGrand.Xarch It, Shaeire Eitaaa, Hull,March IS, Hoyden Memel Doane, Wawa, March It, /titans Eclipse, Dolan, March 13, Ostend Exeter, Fe m., March IS,Constanlin. Umtata ha,tiewa,March 16, Ostend Europa, off the Wight, March IS, HarUepool Earl M Chester, off Torbay, larch 14, Linton oropa. off the Start,Maah 16,Danu. Elisabeth 11mkUestoor, Gravesend, March 111,Guenuey Elite, Gravesend, March 11, Amara" Endeavour, tirayesend,March 19 ,AM. Favounte,Clayarad, MareilS,Dak. Forremer,Gravesend, March ll,Oheat Erma., Myth, Muck IS, Dieppe Punka, Hull, March 17 F,bd ea Hirt, lleysgay, March It, Seville Fusers' Dellight,Seaford ltdo Jaya 17,01X0n Grove, off Deal, March 17, Runderiaad Gazelle, Scilly, March 14, London Giraffe, Grateoend,M March l arch 19,1tettad. Honour, Gemara, I, °heat Hope, Gravnend, March 19, Astwerp 11 =, ,, Gra , yeamd,Mar chlt, t)ravewd, Marti Itstow =rite, Faro, March IS, Genoa Fraserhargh,March 111,Ctria °Baud Has Jacob, Hall, larch 17 Marna Realm, Tobonaory, Mush 13, Us. Indus, of Faint., March, Hartlepool non o* wn Jahn Werlq, Grier Btl Ora W rrocaLllarea 1 1.11 Wp. o _ lola BRO, armee{ luir J O O, ll lll Wareb Joan Rutettiaora, off a Jrnife I thth :1a1"1"11.1"*.1 : 1111771"7: d l ia .11:3 1 ."4 7:E h ra ro f , 17 ...enroll Rover, Rua It udy mom GraTeirad:Qh. lad, Vet. *UK u ft elt lAMPOW Platt, 11, lar l4 mama, Ipr. Rom, ,p May, Grammy atae,:p% l Mina, UnatmaiXa te p Warta.* Doff. a Iliera 17, eta ao ... ■edrant, Wag tat algae* algae* mu! LW, Kuck IS, Oina Illookno: H.= reaj ap urn i One, tilinfa , 17„ Pat. kart . .14,ra y AOI Penang& La.,Warebta Pantaloon, Pala , Raab_ ,7= ll Pertnahlre, Manekt iiimagg at PalesUne, &Maar ila•A Queen of the Wee, Des k 1 1 4:1 RenovattoPennare, Rana Wa ramma rr, G lava Wow. Rapid, Grarearsd, nata n g hover, GraveataLldwa Man Asarimeo,l.l,,Xnek ton J La., Rua speedwell,(lraverklboav Sob*. Gracwad, Wan 11, Nklaolac Wok , Wank tri f vl. l =tia, X 7rr k . Bdpio, off Craw, MINIM Ala narenn, Favor, LA la, fis George Marna, Talabook, Dabba, Ned KR Theodore, Sanaa, Moe VAR Tally.ito, of biletabs, nee Union, Lc, Wu. IL Colat_ UM. aloe, Deal, Manb 17, annal Vietnam Drat, lama 17 Tani Veda, Myth, Mani Tian, Crk, Raab Won Aube, Ipso Una Valour, of Dow, Moak 11(0M Onvelead Wilberforce, Orartend,Zl wa Karla, Gamed, Ital Arai X L., Gametal. Kora Blom. Amprina, vear, llWet I; Ada Mary, linstor, Want lk arks Annals, - Cardiff, March 17, Maas Anse therie,CmdllY,March 17,Ckarsa. Galway. March 16, Plillada. Albion, Lytham, March I 7,Cepholsida Agnes, limerick , March 17, Seals a Airmail, Newport, Mush 17,Havaina Albion, Shields Maras IT, (bail Argentina, Waierford, March .111, Rio Jaseiro Adam Lag, Cork „March 11, Limerick Ann, amend., March 19, Herr York Alesaader liming, ()runner*, March 19,Livorpool Brisk ,Oraresd Mankr 19, Newfound. /franca, Eirkesldy, March 14, Riga Oman, Ckudilf, March 17.0..ostantin. Par, 1/undee,March 111,9kg5k0,74.1i. Criminal Rath Barad, tiravearod, Mar. Cl ,IJsbon ytka, Galway, March 16, Ile l9 rn on Christina, Hull, March 16, Neuatadt Commodore, Limerick, Kara 17, P Rico (beet, Newport, Math 17, Alamo larlla Plisatetn, Cowes, March IS, RIO Files Hiram Oak, March IS, Sayan. Elisabeth, W i ck March 14, Stettin Earl of Hell*, Kirkcaldy, Kash 17, Man Fame, Shields, March IT, Hoariest (11nagow, CO.,es Mardi IS, St. John, N.M. Geowil., Cardiff, Mena 17, Maur George and Mary, Shields, Mann 17, Cane Eastland, fibleldn e ,= " 7r, Rotterdam flisanerdlsader., March IS, /Hanson, H. Canals', Lie., March 14, Bt. John,N.ll. Hawk, Lie., March 19. &gym Martha, Tokennory, Marra 19,11tettla Hope, Dover, Much iT, Rigs Haidae, limagern., March r l7, Predie iekswork I l rbs7. Shields, Muth 17. Swinemua. Harriet, Shiehis, March IT, Haab. Hartlepool, harmer., Much ln, New York Indm, Hull, March 17, St. John'. Jetta. normals*, Cardiff, March IT, Nantes Jae. Redding, Cork, March 17, Lirock. Jaae Henderson, Ora.sead, Much 19, haltiorore Kamtadt, Pi m., March 18. (Xpe Kim, Maeda, March 17, Copenhagen Liberator, Cardiß, Marsh 17, Marcell Lydla, March 16, New York Ann A Agar. (trboaerr)l (Arras (brig) .... P4i.. Awl!! r Hilda (ma) •• •• Laths Madadu Mkt,. (barge.) ~ Marl. Myrtle yid) ..: V0. " 4, (`" ..:: ectiteleM (M 16).. 177Thada ." " Lima, Ly them, MI/vh 1/I,lhim Kumla, Deal, Mardi 11,1 w, tai Marpret 11111rdaha,Abwim4a S. Nit Marina, Pill, Mask G, UL Mow Magart,GravalL,Msak Mary. Dundee, Meath Wades Aaa,DuaderXmm 111)." Margaret, (amuck, /101411, Mt le Marlon, Grandma .11wele Mereageatt Hellas b r kl ( e ' lr, ' Lek It, Mary J. bhlelda Mak Marie Desiree, beaks% tM Mariam, Cork, Muth IT, NesrOmimercial,ler kat. Ocean Queen, , Mink lk lege yd Le Mara u ld t6 =M i a Paleeilse, geratater ie., Nes lk Nat Prowler, Bridret, 1te . h 6. 5 Paul EMMA., Cardamek MAIM IM Premier, UMW, March 11, WM Pkwbe, Shields, Mewl 17, emall Primer Royal, Oarkjewek Rolla, Beltmt, March 17, liaMdm taking Pm, bohemia, lewd 11 lime, gleams, March 17, lam Rhine, II let, March la Mega Reales, Kirkcaldy, Muck H. Meager, Oravd., Merck te,liamem Redwing, Lt., March 11, Mb !tyres, Lin, Man k It, hires, Orated., 8 8e Lr ablr o lGal c zy A. M u arch , iunk l 17 abeyant, LimE rick, )41ck " ri Si Pt ym , Marti le, Wks Scotia, Ome &k, Nash le, Llama* Tpo, P Meth, eak, March 18 I.lv , March 19, IMb3a Wades I iikera,Lle , March It, Hash VW., Aberdeen ,M arch 16,13reedill Unals, tort. Much It, Bomar Tle " ro% '' , Whle d fce, 1 31 " 1: 7 1 . 7=, Wave, &ley. Marc* 13, Gomm Wenalhome,lltel,March 17,atadada Wyke itedia,Poole,March 17,SOMe TZB4IIIB IIPOILEN. lan n °dean I.Uemadsla 'Bound out... Neweastle . Landon I , ydney Constantl2E4 1 i _9ff eJli.j , tn ,... ,kiaz"". -___-_ emu,. New Orton= tastispi. NewarUe itt‘. rum iii 72; 1 2\ Mar. 3 WM Mar. J 44 10 N. Mar. 43 49 Mar. OM N. aaa. M lir M. MAr. fala Y. Mar. 4 Mar. N. Mar. 14 Of To Mar. II Olt OMrM ,=. OM Mmis Fab. art On.Tra l MIL Ina .ana Port Philip CASUALTIES. Dauntless. tram China for Loudon. to on shore to the wet of Normal Poin h t, but is expected to mule o ff nest flowing tle.—lhoifook Marc Gone. MIR 011eisro London, Got shore this day, hos ban Wird Offbrernit Into the:Downy and supplied with an andys ant doh —ail. Monk t o. fiche, tor DIIM(111111. has psi back leaky.—Llrerpool, March IA I.) di a. of and Igen Liveipool for Mobile, was wrecked on thee nind st Barra Mardi T. dieing a otiong gale at W.S. W. ; part of hi nandi are weds Sad tha whole of the aew. [Advertisement.)— PAINFUL WOUNDS IN ylt Lbw MID BODY MOM, MT= SIVENTECI Sues' TIVIUTIO 3 4 I.IOLIORAVI OINTYRNT AND PULL—Extract of a letter from at. litas, dated .. Belgrave-gate, Leicester. Nov. 9, 1841—To Dino was an invalid for seventeen yen% drssdlt y with painful ulcers la my legs and different parts of al body. During this rriod I was attended by several mat ening surgeon; but their remedies failed to do me the least good to commenced using your ointment and pill., and by these iclum' medicines alone I am pleased to state that in a short time all to wounds were soundly heeled, and I am restored to excellent Idea" — Bold b7 llll =Lfists, and at Frofeasor Holloway's establish:us; 244, Strand, a. Mtn H. T. Cornelius, of o ter. CO to U. at Melbourne-place, Old Kentroad. l . 4o " DAV IDBON.-11.ardi 14, the wife of J. 8. Davidson. EN» 10 ° 4 of a daughter. DEA:CR.—March 14, N Calm, the wife of F. Deena M. s daughter. HUMBLE.—March 13, at Button rector,, the wife of Thimble, of • son. LOOK ART.—Man hU, N Lee, Issuertunre, Lady X. Whig" a 000. MITFORD. — Narea 16.148 L Johnh.wood, the wife of B. U. NORA Esq.. of • Con O'BRlEN.—March 17; at Bath, the wife of Major J. D. 01380, 09 PATH h ICX.—Mirch 18. Mrs. W. B. Patrick, of a dula: RU IND.—March 13, M Abbutefordvisee. lAuriestou, lin T. of a son. RIDDELL.—March 14. at Harrietaltent rectory, the wife of OW J. C. kid Ida. of a son. RODINSCIN.—March 13, at Clithcroe Castle, the wife of D. (ClW* Wltatili d t a le— ter Mareh 13. at Otairgow. Mrs. J. William,* eta dendhte*. .—/I CARRICK-BTRTENB X arch Anit l i s A , ° s E t l ft. Luke's. Mega. it 4 Rev. F. Burma. RD.. John d a u ghters at son of W. fie* Eeq., to Henrietta, only surviving of the late J. Wm" E,q., Bradfield. &it% CRAW FORD—PATTERS IN t rick. W4 at . Dunerbork, Boob* W the Rev. J. Russell, of Old RilpatCrawford. to Helen. secood daughter of .1. Patterson, Aucluotonia HONE INB—HOLMICaI,—Mareh 15, at Bt. NU age*run 47.1. Rev 0. A. F. Hart, J. H. Hopkins, Esq., maof tW rank. to Elizabeth. eldest daughter of R. Uoinms, Esq . eew place s. MANN—GIBBON.—March 13. a' George-street Chanel. 13 7.• , _75..t Rev. 0. Winslow. the Roe. T. Mann. minister of the Indepam— Chapel, Wont Cow** Ulm daughter of Bir J. Gibbon, Rift. 11EAINKRATbR.-I.larch 13. at Ft. Bride's. Liver, oo, . Rev. D. Stewart, Mr. L. U. Makin. of Inuit* to earth fourth daughter of the late Mr. 0. Keats. of Leek. dtaffortislar e DEATHS. 130178.—Much 16. at Abbey-plsoa. et. Jan's-wood. W ' BRed U. EWER.—March lA Mr. 8. K. Brewer, Priectwitrett. Lemk ia. formerly of Brighton, aged 67. BC RLTON.—March 15. at Alderley, Oloncesterthirs. 2:4 surviving child of W. Buriton. Beg.. formerly of Wytat oesteribtre, and Doubeerf. reeordorof Leiceeterand COLL ETT.—Ma r ch 13, at Bury Bt. Edmunds', Ann Rachel. rm the Rev. A. Collett. late rector of Havesdiwham, 80014. aretilt DERDES.—March 16. at Bandlingpartalophill. Yeunew t °big Nodal Ary . *Rd 7 months. Manor bleb. FF. P. DlJNCOmßh.—March 16, at BrielthM . comb*, 800.. aged 65. far* MOIINTFORD —Mir th 17. at Neleon.ter ace, Stoke Nelda:An. relict of the late W. Mountford, Bee, of Blamfool hill. Fund 81 ` . ... t ag PATIBON.—March 8, at Edinburgh , Agnes U a ndasyde, widow '" late W. Wed.. Edinburgh. aged 74. PLUSIPTRE—Mareis 15. kt Oxford-tense& do IsTk. F4*Sa tg,.. of the Her. R. B. Ilumptre, uf Forthampton. - ard 61. Printed andipubltibed Landen ams UAW: osig ..--.----- street. tn the elly of . Printer. et the bt hi the stainCli Of Whatedinn.—Tvasanr. Amos simmimiiiiMla