The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-06 00:00:00

Sherwood the mole hss varied the ceremony of burn ing Lord Elgin's effigy —they drowned it. On the 13th of May, Culotel O. di cla•ed in the Rouse of Assembly, that "if the Qu co gave her arena to the fralmilios lows] bit, it would ab solve every British inhabitant from his oath of allegiance.* Mr. Solicitor Blake, in reply, called upon the house to mark theta words "He would not mention ammo, but there were toms who might be obliged to answer to their name in the, criminal calendar, f having trans mitted intelligence by teiegraph as to how many thosand men could be brought from different parts of Canada.* INDIA.—ESCAPE OF THE RANEE Of LAHORE A Beans papa states t►at the Ernes Chards Hoonwur, Lenore, seemed Lona her guards, and the fortraa of Chum:, daring the might of Redureday vie 18th of April. No par. Waders of her escape have transpired, but the native neon is that she Milord two of the elms of her guard, who aided her sad escaped with her, it is believed towards the hills of Yinaporet et Rewah. Alter the capture of the slave• girl. acme three weeks back. in the city of Donates, t►e Lunen was taken to the fort of Chaser and confined there, under a special detaehmest of the 65th regiment native Wanner eomutanded by au European akar of hoar at and intelli rnes. Bat it has been remark das singular that a detach ent from the same regiment of which the guard was scenposed, trees whom antody th e slave girl escaped, should have been chosen to guard the Ranee in the fort of Chute r. Collation with the gaa:d was generally suspected in the first iastance ; and a court of itsuiry sifted the matter, but found nothing to aiming& any of the guard. THE COURT. TEE QUEEN AT ASCOT. WINDSOR, TUESDAY. —The Qacea went to-day to Ascot Ross. Her Royal Riehneas the Duchess of Kent arrived at the Coll, at a quarter before 13 o'clock, aVanded by her lady in waitirg, Lady Augusta Brace. The mast party returned to the Castle at halt put frur Woke*. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent after wards proosseled to Frogman-boom The Dales a Wellisiton arrived at the Cattle Ude awr y/MU on a visit to the Queen ; Vie:Asia Cawingalso arrived MB a visit in the aftsnio,n. Colonel Wylds arrived yesterday at the Clone on Brisk to bar Nejesty. The Quoin pan •a grand dhweer this evening to a large refiY. (Fran list algae., ander ) FoIETON-OTTICE, MAY 30.—Teo Queen ha bean granouly pleased to appoint Stephen Henry Winn, , hewßaratory so her MA r sots's Legation at Mania, td be her Majesty's Charge d' nue and.Coasal•Cleneral in the repoblis of Chili The Queen bas also been pardoinly• plowed to appoint Alfred Guthrie &mar, Esq., now paid Attuli to ha Majesty's Legation at Dresden, to be Secre tary to her Majesty's Legotioar Monica. Downlno Minn, loNE s.—The to eQuen has been phased to quaint Fella Bodiugliald, It% b e Muter of the Soyeleas Civil Court for Um Island ofTriaidad. WErflatti.,JoNz 4.—Tbo Queen has been pleased to groom the Hos. sad Rev. Charism Leslie Courtenay, M. A., to the ricarogo of Hovey Tracey, is the aunty Devon, sad diem. , of Bas l er, the mow being void by the onion tithe Ray. Jobs Macaulay, M.A., the last incum bent. WHMILIIALL, JUNE 4.—Tte Queen has been }lewd to direct letters patent to be passed under the Groat Bed of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, plating the dignity of a Moguls al the said United Kiog. dot to Jams Andrew Earl of Dalhousie, Knight of the Most Anoint and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, Ooveruor-Goaoral of India, sad his heirs male by the tido of Marquis of Dalhousie, of Dalhousie Castle, is the county of Edinburds, and of the Pavjaub; also granting the dignity of a Via:want of the said United Kingdom to LieuwnancOmsoral Hag% Baron Cough, Knight Grand Cross of the Must Hoe. Order of the Bub, and Goaseal wad Commander ia-Chief of her Majesty's Forces is the Bast Indies, and to his heirs male, by the tole of Viscount CI •ogh, of Ooojerat, of the Punjaub, and of the oily of Limerick. FINANCIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. ALDERSOATE AND CRIPPLEOATE WARDS. ' Yesterday evening a preliminary meeting of re *emu esenectad with the above wards was held at Ilait's Hotel, Alderegate•sweet, for the purpose of forming a Branch Fiends' and Parliamentary Reform Asaociation for that district. 0. F. Atcocn, Era., in the chair. Mr. BODOER moved, and Mr. Lana d ri ed,secon tLe tidos tioa of the following resohation, which wu unani mously : That the inhabitants of the wards of Capplegate and Nolarlerata resent at this meeting approve of the objects of the lilourepolitan Parliamentsry and Financial Preform As sociation, sad, being sena laced of the utility of the reforms sought fur by that body, they tender their cordial support to it." Upon the motion of Mr. 'YOUNG, seconded by 51r.Vtax.ts, the following gentlemen, with power to add to their num ber, were appciated as a committer of organisation : Mean. Airlock, 1.1. dies, Lane, Hastings, Hart, Young, Vials, and Monism. It was alto resolved that a public meeting . of the inhabit ants of the repective wards should be awed as speedily as possible, io: the purpeee of endeavouring to obtain the co operation Vali in the district who are favourable to the prim opt aam which the Central Association is breed. Mr. Mot t:am having been appointed e.vretary to the committee, a vote of thanks was pasted to the chairman, and the proceed ings terminated. BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Yesterday, the proptictots of this undettaking held their yezey general meeting, Mr. J. J. et3lllllol in the chair. The SECBBTARY, Mr. George de Bosco Attwoed, read the advertisement convening the meeting, and The CHAIRMAN then CON and said that the report about to be submitted to the meeting would contain a re feree°, to the accounts, and they would be able better to understand the particular items after they had heard it read. Subnormal it would be his duty to reply to any observa tions that m ht be made. The SEC ETARY then read the report " Another year of considerable depression is the trade of British North America has imposed on the directors of this ' bank the necessity of continuing the cautious and restristive policy to which they have adverted in the, last two annual reports. It is, however, with much ITl . tificivion that they het themselves Seemliest in stating that, to the midst of err cumessioes reducing no ordinary amount of difficulty, the commas:al community of the North American colonic% ntrAlly have sustained their credit in a manner honourable to their character as British merchants. directors, influenced by a strict regard to the principle which has unitormly guided them of considering rather the sem ri'y of the capital entrusted to them than the actual amount of profits appearing on the balance of each year's operations, have felt it right to forbid advances, which, although pro mising le be Imitable, did not appear to them to bear the shasneeer of isto linking. To this principle they Sr. deesemimmillemillsere, and they are thereby ambled to give mere elettssl rapport to the regular trade of the comma:- ell oemmusdly. In teporting the affairs of the bank for the last tkreelemo, tkey have been led necessarily to notice the depromisa of eemineree in the colonies ; they place, bow ever, snag rellemos upon the enterprise and ir.dustry of their hllow-satdesta in British North America, and have much eoefid.nce In the growing wealth of the provinces ; I they nest, therefore, that this depression will prove to be but temporary. By reference to the accounts submitted to this meeting it will be seen that, notwithstanding the re stricted gate of the business, the directors have been enabled to make a small addition to the rest, after providing for the year's dividend at the rate of five per eent.,. again setting apart a eessiderable IMAIL sulkiest to Cover the 'Stung' of probable km. Tie directors have now to nee to the proprietors that a half-yearly dividend, at the rate of Eve per sent. per annum, will be payable os the sth July sext." salaam Sheet, 30th Decentbsr, 1548. baste. Capital £ l , O 0 , 000 0 0 (Meets and sash ehreeletisa 231,137 IS 4 at bankers Z 1911,019 17 11 Wi eth ia al other ma 119,177 4 9 Bina receivable and se. IleMlltias 361,543 0 6 amities. DinereallltCbrist. Bak prebtiste 36,906 19 4 MIS rnYesd 23,000 0 0 . Bedtetlell nen peek. 57,302 16 7 £1,907.961 11 4 1 11,907.921 2 4 !named lass Aesrast ham Ist Jemmy to 50th December, IBA. Debtor. 'lb dividends Arnelated is topotrii:•: - At lilissaats, IS* parallie 3 01 3. INS • CAW ) Obrbssim, ISIS, paTobto Imam INS 31,000 £30,000 0 0 To Siloam being vA31,16,1 mot mat to dr 00th Dea, ISO £107,30316 7 dream 37 Wares atdredbl= ft Slit Dea, 1147 L 53,702 11 6 $1 art raid ar dr yrr dbir Mud= at an escrest drag" erbadarldarbdul debts - - /107,702 16 71 The report was thee pet and carried, and the retiring dl. mews were r►eleded. ♦ voted thashato the ebairstan having bleu carried, the artoties broke up. TES WIWIIIII, AID Tat CZOPIL—After three or bat wery NWT leg% She Imam ia Yorkshire uadsrwent a very sidelining asap sta Illwalay sight. Shortly atter gsak regssoll yds teSsistior. aassupesied with lightning. EZerne bet" awl whsa other parts et the West tibia wag Maori leg heavy rain, that coutieued at isituraeasp e t al livelealo of yeataday. The rain has Mos he th• Suds. potato, and wait) dm=kighlp aerviosabbe to wet other do. aL li te h• gasepsets of a good harvest bogie RAILWAY MEETING• WEST FLANDERS. Yesterday the baffles:ly meeting of this company way held at the London Tavern, W. P. RICWAILDS, Eq., is the their. The Seel/fele read the report as follows : '• At the tessera enettirg held in November, the Mak receipts for the half-year ending 31st Ausuat were stated to be 6,01 W. 6s. 114. The total expenses of the half.year (in. slatting these of maintenance of way) were 6.9621. 134. 10d. mane time the dine ors expressed their expmtatioes that the expenses of the succeeding half-year, which are now laid before the meeting, would be diminished. In this ex ipectation they have not been deceived. The expenditure for the hil..year ending the 28th Februaly last is re duced to 6,3011. 7s. IL The receipts for the same period, the least productive of the two divisions of the year. amount to 6,7131. 16e. 5-1,, being a falling off of 3051. 9s. 64. upon tome of the preceding six mosths.l The receipts, when compared with those of the correspoweL l WS bail-year in 1817-6, show a diminution of 1,0981. U. 9d ,1 wheels your dragon believe to be the effete produced by the revolutionary Movelawst in France, which began to &pastel is February, 1848, afflicted Belgium during the whole of Let yer, and I. now only slowly muddying its iniitionoe. Two directors have been anxious to (inform the most rigid am moray; the effects of their exertions are visible in the &c -oolants now presented to the meeting, and will appear still larger in the next account , . If the whole working expeasts. including proper maintenance of pommels& way, can be con fined to 10,0001. which will be less this 3001. m ust , the directors an hope for little more, and to this be added • sum for the renewal of depreciated stook. The receipts sines the end of February, compared with the w oe time list year, show an thaws du th e three on mths. amo u nt in g to about 2601., which it is h may be considered as an indication that Flanders is slow y recover ing amen its prostration and distress. The directors have to mete that the proceedings .n Chancery, which were aban doned have RolMrt Stephenson, as executor of his late tether, been renewed by another party, the same soli citor being engaged; which course has mused sums trouble and inconvenience. The directors have put in an answer to to the bill bled by Mr. Pul.ford ; and under this suit have deposited all the books and documents of this min pew in the Court of Chancery. The directors beg I to Iglu the pro,:fietbra to the resolutions passed at the last meeting with reference to tte forfeisi shares, and Lto stn te that t h . y have considered lt as the safest court* they could pursue to snow those shares to remain I. the Mire which the statutes of the company ordained, as they were unwilling to incur legal rerponsibility hereafter, and involve the company in another Ceariesty suit. The below fa bard is 3,6071. • the ascertained liabilities of the esagfaige 1111 11410114 be low, siamint to about 1 which are , ute, 9401. There are a y te;r= whisk ma matt m s of disp ampl for by the balsam.' The report was adopted unanimously. lir: BamulT, Jan., moved a Tote of thanks to the directors, which was scalded and paged unanimously, when the meeting selituined. UNIVERI3ITY AND CLERICAL. ORDINATIONS. True ARCRSUIROP or Yon g held an ordination on Sun day. The following is a lin of du successful candidates : BEACONS. Charles Andrew, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin. Jonas Bird, Literate. Richard Catdey, 8.A., Worcester Coll., Oxford. Walter Field, 8.A., Worcester Coll., Oxford. James Grayling, St. Bea Coll. George Harry Penny, St. Bees Colt Walter Scott, St. Bees Coll. William Bykes, B.A , Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge. Richard Austin Tneknies, WA., St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. William Winds, 8.A., Magdalen Hall, Oxford. Arthur Widdoweon Wood, ar St. ana. nee Coll. P Thomas Hayasft Barton, fit. Brea Coll. William Crawford, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin. Joseph Greene, MA., Trinity Coll, Dublin. James Heaney, King's Coll., London. John Hewason, 8.A.., Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge. William Ilwehiurioa, B A., Trinity Coll., Dublin. George Moore Jnbb, Id A., Clare Hall, Cambri , lp. John Hothansli Pinder Adam Mazda Maynard, 8.A., Pembroke Coll , Oxibrd. J. D'Arcey Warcop Prestos, RA., Worcester Coil., Oxf. T. Fredenek 13 . 8.A., Worcester Coil, Oxford. Those' Smith, 8.A., Christi Coll , Cambridge. George Stokes, St. Bess Coll. Charles Whittle, S.C.L , New Inn Hall. Oxford. Ries and Hiseock Whitworth, St. Bees Coll. AN ORDINATION was held by the BISHOP of OLOCORITER and BRISTOL, in the cathedral, Gloucester, on Sunday last, when the following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders, viz. Daicoris. John Filmier Ansley, A. 8., Uriel Coll., Oxford. Robert Allan Blonsttii ld, A B , Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Bohai C Mhos, A. 8., Trinity Coll., Cambridge. Graham Colborne, A. 8., St. John's Coll., Oxford. Charles E lward Dighton. A. 8., Trinity Coll., Dublin. Henry Auber Haney, A. 8., Christ Ch., Oxford. Charles Tebbott Headley, A.B , St Catb. Hall, Carob. Thomas Law Montefiore, A 8., Trinity Coll., Cambridge. David Val, A B , Bruenoee Coll., Oxon. Sled° Biker, 8.A., University Coll., Oxon. ; by letters dismiss , ry from the Bishop of Worcester. William Henry Thakwell, B A., Baseness Coll., Oxon.; by letters dimissory from the Bishop of Worcester. Patina. Charles 11111 Awdry, A. 8., Queen's Coll., Oxon. Edward Humphrey Billard, A. 8., Wasik Coll , Oxon. Henry Anderson Dance, A. 8., Queen's Coll., OTOIL. Jaws Davenport, A.M.. St. John's Coll., Oxon. James Hodpos, A. 8., Trinity Coll., Cambridge. h Hnlsatt, A. 8., Trinity Coil., Dublin. Elksander Levi, Chaplain, Wolverhampton Railway Co. Jacob Francis *wither, A.B . Trinity Coll., Cambridge. James Ambrose Ogle, A.B . Brost now Coll., Oxon. Edward Gorton Penny, A 8., Corlst's C•,11., Cambridge. Francis John Scott, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin. R o bert Strong, LB., Wadhans Coll., Oxon. John Bateman Wathen, Queen's Coll., Oxon. George Frederick Hardman Forum, 8,A., St. John's Coll., Cash.; bylettas dinsireory from the Bishop of Worcester. PRITSRMENTS.—Re WALIER tO Lee Brockhurst P. C., Salop, dio. Lief:held ; 721. ; patron, J. H. Wilford, E lise. F. H. Bzwitnt. to Cockerhant V., Lane., di,. Man chester ; 6661. ; patron, the Lard t f the Manor. Rev. 8. FLOOD to Besminster P. C., Donetshire, dio. Sarum ; patron, Rev. F. P. 133 u Rev. J. H. SMITH t' Aldridge R., Staffordshire, dio. Lich field ; 9051, with residence ; patron, Sir E. D. Scott, Bart. VACANT. -- Dodbrook 8., Devon, dio. Exeter; 1831., with residence ; patron, Rev. C. G. Owen. NAVAL. POITSWOUTIt, Jelin b.—Plumper st..sh. will sail to morrow for the West Indies, taking supernumeraries Sesfiewer cutter arrived yesterday from lens, to refit. — Blenheim st-screw propeller lins-of battle ship went out of harbour this morning to try her engines.—Everything is ex ceedingly Quiet in the Dcckyard at this port, and no men tion of likely to be commissioned at present. The balf.yearly inspection of Royal Marines at this division com menced this des, when C.•l. Owen and Lord F. Fit:Manna inspected the division in heavy marching order, and the corps, es usual, eticited high eccomiuma from the inspecting officen as to their appearance, general conduct, and disci pline. The inspection of the corps in light marching order and the gni-practice if the artillery companies will occupy two or three days longer. Moyamerrs.—Lienox. Max 29.-11.1 LS. Janus sailed on the 26th, at 9 a.m., for Tmseier. 111ILITARY. LORD FITZROY 9011tR8iT 1 6DiII.ITARY LIMN, at the Hone Guards, which, as we intimated on Monday, takes place to-day instead of yestetdsy, Deities at 11 o'clock a.m. (Frain last night's Gazette.) OFFICE 0? ORDNANCE, Jun 2. Conn ot RI. Engineers.—Mrst Lien. A. OTOWILL ORXITOII. to le pee. Ds Costa, dee.; See. Unit. C. A. RIM to be first SPORTING. ASCOT HEATH RACES. --- - - - The general excellence of the racing advertised for the first day, and the interest attached more paniculerly to the three leading events—i. e., the Queen's Tan, the Teennial, and Ascot Stakes, would have bee' quite enough to secure the attendance of the spotting classes; and, under any cir cumstances, the presence of the court would have attracted a lerge and fashionable assemblsge. Coming, however, so shortly after the recent outrage, the premised visit of her Maj. sty was looked forward to with more time ordinary anxiety, and thous-tads who =WA otherwise have reserved themselves for the Cup or " Fraud day," availed themselves of so favourable an opportunity of testifyieg their loyalty and attachment. Fur the gratification of this feeling ample fa cilities were offered; in addition to the long-established route by the Great Western Railway to Slough, the 8 :nth Western Company proviled special trans from the Water leerhedge stades to Staines and Ratchet% where nu sem well-appeated conveyances were provided to agsy gesso on either through Egham and Englefield- Wen, erWeent:. By the divertin of the tragic, which menssitgisim QOM this competition, much of the con loses w hwe have so oaten witnessed in Windsor was ntettl, and the journey was rendered shorter and less wing than of old. Of course the town soff-tred from it M w:ms extent ; the inhabitants mast have anticipwed that 1 web would be the case, I At en no other ground can we ac eount for the Windsor Town Plate having realised the con temptible sum of 351. The racing yesterday was announced to commences at one 'Ma, by which hour the appearance of the nurse &ban destly indicated that the combined attractions of a royal visit and a great &Weapon were appreciated. A more nn- Menu or a better dam of company has not often boos seen en a first day, even at this favourite neon of the aristocracy. All were on the qui vivo lee the arrival of her Majesty; unfortunately a tremendous thunder storm came shortly before the royal liveries were veale in the distance, and the enclosure at the Orand 8-and and the 00all• were cleared as if by magic. The rain ceased vatortly after her Majesty arrived at the Royal Stand, but it templetely damped those /eye e ff usions which Sue weather, It you'd seen, are necessary to else t. The royal wage esnsisted of five forelegse sad fon% the cAar a boric, sad a pan phoetom. In , the carriage with the Queen were their Royal High ems Prince Albert and the Duchies of Kent and Prince Now of the Netherlands ; to the next, his Serene Reit moo Pilaw Bdivard of Sszt.Woiasr, Ike Data of Norfolk, THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 6, 1849. and the Bucher of Bst ohms la addition to then illus felon. and distinguished peseal we naked the Dukes of Rutland ;and Wellispea, - lals illelleney Count 81hisamel peoninck, the Marquis and Karehismes of Brendan:esti, the Magni" of Abereors, the Marquis Il sad uchioncse of an al:one and Lady Easily De Burgh, the Marquis and Mar chioness of Woreemer, Lord Forteone, Lord Lstowel, Lady Connie', Vita Admiral Luna, Lieut.-Col. Piga. Ha. Col. Phipps, Col. Rosario. Mr. Ormsby One, Col. Wylds, dn. We *add state that ell the into carriages wen opus, end that umbrellas were brought iato ridges to shelter their occupants from the Ma. Eves his al Highness off Albert was compened to resort to one the protection of her Majesty dining berg/nes up the onus. The bell rang for sad immediately after the Queen' , I agrnal, and the rein ha g ceased, the sport proceeded sleben any impediment to their full enjoyment. The Qmsnee departure took pleas after the Ascot Derby, amidst shoseles th at must have convinced her Mejesty that the &Me of those demonstrations which have marked her passmee apse all previous vidts did not proceed from say mesa diejeltycrt regard. The racing, which was protract ed wale •Me hoar, realise d all that could have been ascii pads a beam or more interesting day's sport has rarely llama mllmessed. Of the eight emits brought to a decision, She three already mentioned, se forming the chief attractine tithe alt, alone call for any obierratione. The race for the Queith'e Vam was a surprin, in men seipmas than one. CAssek case into the betting at the eineeth hour, and at one yeomen was actually first favourite; go ease, however, resulted ia favour of the fielders, the esesha being bowled over by aa animal of whom no menial gas made in the betting. The Tria.nial Stakes wee another epelmale surprise to the profs sionals. Hotspur who did salt bah by say means fit, Elthirun, is short all the favour lintellathiag to • hone who, although be ran Eakins le • heed hr it last year, was in sarcily any favour this the " send tints of saki's." The Asoot Stokes, with waist the fatarest of the racing terminated, fell to the lot of the Doke of Richmond, with the same animal that won it last year. The other ramie do not call for any ramarke beyond what we have appended to the rears. Beldam noseineed shortly after one o'clock with The TRILL STASES of 5 save each. with 50 added, Ea 2.yr-olds, 4st 41b ; three, 7st 4lb ; four, Set 7th ; five, ea; sla and aged, get 31b. New mile. (4 subs.) Mr. Roit's Oallintwood,tt yrs Lord Pasties Connie, 5 yrs. out i aolc illar e st e l Dom Vale, given by her Mejesty, added to a sweep stakes of 20 son each, for:3.yr-olds, 7st 31b; four, 9st ; flvs, ' ht 71b_,_. six and aged, 9st itlb. Mares and geldings allowed 'Ma Wawa to carry extra, and snowsuit* for non minim 2 miles. (12 tabs.) Lind Exeter% Diesslima 3 yrs. Tat Mb IT p er inn ti roWt r e a =a " . Y ri:Na t t bl3l b (P. Buttery 0 Bottle': se 4 apt Casino, and 6to 4 iggst Cossack. Olen alvos made ruining ate very indifferent pace, waited ea, fur abort two hundred yards, by Black Eagle and The Flea, and afterwards to the turn by - Mena!'Cessna and Canino, who had been lying fourth and fifth, went up, pawl Elleriale half-way up, rad caught Glassine at the stand : a very fine race home terminated in favour of Olenal von by a head, Cessack and Crimson making a dead heat of it for the second place. Run in 3 min 62 sea. Immediately after the race Cannon was scratched foram Emperor's Plate. Ascot DISHY Stain of 60 son, each, h ft, for 3-y void oohs, 71b, list 31b; the winner of the Derby to carry 101 b, the second horse or winner of the Oaks 61b exert. 8 einley onne. (20 tabs.) WF. Peacock's Repletion (F. Butler) 1 Sir J. Hawley's Queensberry (T(Baremtholomew) planan) 3 3 Lord tiottwft Testator Bating: 6 to 4 net Brokaw, 4to 1 opt Repletion, 6to Iya The Jester, 5 to 1 a,gat Sidney. Teatator took tb• lied at sterling, followed by &tiny, Lepidus third. and Repletion fourth, Queensberry and the Jester lying off ; no carnage of say moment took plan until they came into thd straight ninnies, where Repletion passed Sidney and went oa in waiting on Testator ; et the untanern he took the lead, kept it, and won very easy by a length, Queensamsy beating Testator by • neck. Run in 2 mine. 47 secs. BWIBPSTAILES of 60 son. each, h ft, for 2-yr- olds ; colts, Sat 7th ; fillies, Bat 31b. Three quarters of a mile. (4 subs.) OtevUle's Ca ri boo i k ou na=l Lord Exet er'sCai Lord 's Menu (Bartholomew) 3 Snood year of the ASthre TIMINNIAL FOAL STAILIS et 10 son, each with 104 added, for 31r-olda ; colts, fist 71b; 41b ; the second to receive 60 sore. out of the stakes. New mile. (67 subs.) Hr. Oordon's Do-Ilse-Boys (late Borneo) Mr. A. Merit's Nunnykirk t iP =l I anal Clif en 's honeycomb Robinson 3 The following also ran : Eugenio, Tanned, pique, Via Ron, Repletion, Olesalvon, Charley, and Elthiron. Biotin : 2 to 1 ant Hotspur, 7 to 2 agst Eltlillon, 4 to 1 apt Nu inykirk. 7 to 1 apt Honey° gmb, 6to 1 eget Vati can, 6 to 1 eget Ostarley, 10 to 1 east Ds-the-Boys, and 15 to 1 apt Repletion.—Vatican toox the lead at s tarting, of which he was deprived, half-way up the hill by Oeterley, who went on with the running, followed by Vatican, Hot spur, and Elthava, to the road, where Vatican again west in advents, waited on by Do-the-Boys, Hotspur, Shaine, Nuttnykirk, and Honeycomb. Half way up the dialling Vatican was beaten ' and Do-the-Buys, taking the lead, maintained it to the end, and won cleverly by a length same between wand and third ; Elthiron a bad fourth. Dathe-B, ye is in tutors to bear his ortioal name of " Bor neo." The race was run in 1 min. 61 sec. ASCOT STAKES of 26 soya each, 15 ft, and 5 only if de clared, &c. ; the second to naive 100 son out of the stakes, and the third 60 son; the winner of any handicap after the weights are declared to carry 7105 eatra. Two miles and • halt. (124 subs, 94 of whom pay 6 'ova. each.) Duke of Richmond's Vampyre. 5 yrs, let Bth (Flatroan) 1 Lord Clifden's Wanots, I yre, 7st 11th (slyaton) I Sir R. Pleoes Predating, 3 yrs, rot 41b (R) 3 Duke of Rutland's e. by Charles BIL an of Flambeau's dam, yea, set sib The following also ran: Glutton, Wyke, Fogleman, Maid of Lyme, Donnas, St. Rosalie, Strychnine, St. Antonio, Jelly Fish, Snowstorm, Durdans, Chicot. Betting: 4to 1 sgst Eredarius 4to 1 apt St Antonio, to 1 eget Yemenis, 6 to 1 apt G ardenia, 10 to 1 apt Jelly Fish, 12 to 1 apt Strychnine, and 16 to 1 apt any other.— After • delay of nearly a quarter of an hour, the consepteses of Burden's anaemia. • good start was accomplished. Winne taking the lead, followed by the Flambean's dam colt, Jelly Fish, Wyke, and Strychnine and a ruck of five or six horses lying up. Except th at Stryc hnine took the second place at the Sainley . Milapost, there was no material change in the order of running until they came to the last tun, where Vempyre and Essedarius, who had been lying in the rear up to the Old Milepost, became third and tourtb. At the distance Vatupyre task the running away from Wenota, went on slit it, and won easily by a length. Essedarine was beaten two lengths from the second, the Flambeau colt a bad fourth. Run in 4 min. 27 see. Swansvarre of 60 son. each, a ft, for 3.yr clds ; alts,' fist 91b ; fillies, Bst 61b; 3ib and filb allowed, itc. ; the second to receive 100 nos. out of the lease. To start at the wincing post and go once rows& (14 snas.) Sir J.llawley's Vatican, Bet. 1 Hr. Nevin's Herbert, bet MD Iced Caltdon's Model, bet 31b--.........•—••••••••• $ Mr. Copeland's Aldgate. tat 4 Bettina: 2to 1 on Vatican. Herbert took the lead shortly after Malting, and made all the running until halt way up the distance, where ha was collared by the favourite and beaten, after a fine nos, by a head. Run in 3 mitt. 45 sea. W lacono &roan of 20 save. each, with a bonus by inde pendent subscriptions of 6 son. each ; for 3-yr-old colts, Bet 71b ; fillies, Bst 21b; winners extra. Bwinley course. (11 rubs., and 7 to the bonus.) Mr. Gully's ()Aerie'', bet 101 b I Lind Exeter's tEdiptts, Bst 71b . ( Halm Pitt's Hounseer, set 710 $ Tan Eamou's Pt..s.w.—Ne Neap in the bads* all that could be put oa the wore. Tie Goal sambas were thus: Liar lir l"2""'S " Roods • =teak b D.kia SW WNW= b Data a Dowse b Diver ......... I 6 —llse laver ° lIISir b Deka C• 16111016 b Diver C. Mire b Diver - ..... e Tvlbr b Dials J. Um rot vet Capin WOE b Mak e=o b Dim ll Orbs art oar ..—..... b H. A. Wird braver . Ongtola 01111111 ..... 53 es ........ _ K yes.. LIND lbw - A. X. Owes bOabiresut ... -....-.........-..-. I T 6p T tain ayler w e:lmalike sseb ammo , beihi11in.......t...:_::::1.:::.7........:......... 104 U A. Ilaygarth e Loan b 0ide50ut..........-........ 71 Lord Monillillist b Oaso N. Milbank al ION& b Ilsgslas Dobbs ma oat.- ...... .-............-....—.--..—..- 11 Diver b Slim --.. ............... .... -.......... U Bps 11, withl . .. ..- le 1911 Lord bloontgerret's rids west& one budass by 119 rams. CRICKET. TES GINTLINEW or THI SVEN= OLVII AND COVI4TY v, 1111 PLAYERS OP SvauiY. This match was c-mmenced at the Oval on Monday, and was brought to a conclusion yesterday. The parts of t object in this match was to bring up from the lower he county some young player., of whose talent as cricketers the committee of the Surrey Club bad heard a favourable report; and, as it turned out, several of the young men who were brought forward on the occasion proved so good, that It would have been well had the gentlemen mus• tired more strongly. Although eventually the latter were vanquished by 10 wickets, we have seen few matches wherein so much line play has been exhibited. Surrey has long been known to poems@ a vast amount of cricket strength; but, until the establiehment of the Surrey Club, then to@ been no opportunity of bringing it together. So much astielhotioa did the present match afford that the sownittso wW, so doubt, make an annual matter of it. The laid suse stied thus: lie Gsvertaxci. am R. Grimston, a Ta;ior -- 11 Cairn ll e sad b Cbrer ....... . .... 16 It. Roberts Ibw, b Cane 4 b Hebb= —... ..... ....... 2 C. Errom run out 9 b Med —.... N. Fell: e end b SUSI.= ii b Came ....... 5 H. Ogaden. not out ......... Z. 0. Nese b Cagy& W. dad= rue eat - II b 10i11im...—.. .... J. Wetness sea. 0 ',Tad. l 2o C. 0. Wcedwdl rue ed Cara WWI. b Sborotan b 0 e Ikea b Tayke 3 W. I=een blibeerne3 Wide (Cans I, Dedham 2, der. Byes I; wide (Cow 11, Ma 1), 5; se bell (1101 a), 1... 6 Odra 1, Beldbaa I), 14 ; so bells (WWI, Cider 1, Tayld 1), 3 22 Puma. Clinger e White b Watoey Nieman e °daisies b Gardner Jelius Cesar b Owland so Brockwell e Warsey b Denison 5 Wallin b Beam 0 Beath, 1 b w, b Wbtriey Wye e Puma b Weide, 44 Elliott e Envoi b Wane, Horomby e Swabia b Wetwey 14 Landon b Wathey 15 Tayier not out . ftel 510, wads (Gard= 1, Wafawy 2, Dubow 1) S lO The players won by 10 wickets. On Monday, a match was played at Lord ' ., between two elevens, which wen esleohd ea the mad= by the Bad Wintattee sad Lord Mosatgarret. The side of the noble earl deenemsed operations with the bat ia the tint instance, but a peeved of the scare will show that the play was all on one side, Mr. Haygarth obtaining within Are rans as many as the two hands of the others automated to. The sects of that penmen conaistod of a fire, three fotus, bur three, seven twos, and the rest ones. Captain Wynne made 36 by a five, two four', three threes, four twos, and a balance of singles. Then Mr. Millbank told up 28, in whisk were a dr, four fears, a two, and eases singles i whiht Dakin and Diver respectively ain 12 and 18. The mai ed this innings was 196. On g the ed opposite dile, 34 sad 42, er 78,w0e From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, June 6. • BANKRUPTS. War Pram. CAR-rya - atom, Nantwittb, MINI% OIeRM. to sur render June 15 & Julyll, at Liverpool cit. Sois., Gregory & Co., Bedford-row, & Brougbtoo, Nantwich; off. wig., Turner, LirerpooL Gu.o Dixon, Ufroultne, Devonshire, butter factor. June 14 & July IL at 1, at Exeter Ct. Sols., & Co., Temple, & birdman, Bleier ; off. Hirtte, ter. Regrx t,11" I'OXInI.IOI, Mo l n E mo xe uthshire, victualler. June 19 & July 17, at 11, at Bristol Ct. tiols. Suer & Dribble, Lombard4L, & Ca‘Ve & Henderson, Bristol; Off. awfs., Hutton, Bristol. Joan RMIXINI °ANDEL'. Parliament-st., Weennimter, railway con tractor, June 15 & July 31, at 12, at Basinehall.st. Sot., Lewis, Ply-pl., Holborn: uff. u 4., Green, Guildhalkthamb. llowAan Wasrov Lsrat,liansver military outfitter, June 12 at 1, & July 10 at 11, ' at BnmihWst. Bois, Depree, Lawrence-line, aseapride - off. wig., Edwards, Frederick's-plea low pros Lima & Mita LIMBO; Norwich, jewellers, June 1 . 1) at 11, k July 11 at 11 e, at Basin.. SoL, Macgregor, Bow Churchyard; off. swig., St-nsteld, basinghelLet. Jour Mohan, Brew, drigght. June 19 & July 17, at 11, at Bristol Ct. sole., White & Co-, Bedford-row, & Yews. Bevan, Bristol ; off. AABIff., M111215a11, Jew QI/lIILST Birkenhead, Cheshire, victualler, June 19 & July 9, at 11, at laraipoot Ct. Sohn, Cotta ill, ThregmortwoL, t Pletcher & Hull, laverpool; off. wig., Carsenove, Liverpool. WILLIAM &XXX. Grearenor-row. Pimlico, corn dealer, Jane 15 at & July 17 at 11, at Boalngballlst. & Evans, Ward robe-pl., Doetore-commons ; off. wig., GllOlO. SAVAGIL East Dose, grocer, Jun; 1 1 3 16 tt a y ll l7, at IS, at Basingimil-st. Solo., Staniland & Long, Benverkset, Meet , it,, & Sherwood, Chichester; off. midi., Oman. Birchlaniasse. WILLIAM BIIACKEIA Canning pl., Old-st., boom merchant. Jane 18 at 12, & July 23, at 11, at Bast ithall-st. SW., Hill k HrN, Meg mortoo-st.; off. wig., Stonsfrld, Baringhall-st. ExIIIIMITRY Minima, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, coal went, JIM 11 & July 17, at 11, at Bristol Ct. SW., Irwin k Taylor, Venda:p innate., k Hassel, Bristol; off. wig., Miller, BriatoL WILLIAM Town, Wokingbam. Beriuktre, oilman, Jane 14 at it, k July 12 at 12, at Banniffiallsa. Bas il ica: l es, Old Broadat., & Woldnichens ; off. wig., Johns" Ha , 41. 1011:1 VIIIILL Wiwox Belgrawnrd., carpenters, June 12 at 2, & July 10 at 1, at ingbalLst. Sol., Cornhill; off. saris., Orem, Abehurek.la. Haar Warns, Newport, Shtwabire, draper, June 16 & July 14, at 12, at Birmingham Ct. Sole., Stanley, Saiple-inn ; Garbett, Dawley; & Smith, Birmingham; off. wig., Whitmore, Birming ham. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Hay S. CLIAIII2 STEWART, Little St. Jsmeeostreet, St. James's, builder. INSOLVDIT sr "Ml w K ma. • • W. W. Emma, Weymeuth-pi.. Neent-rd, attothey'l clerk. D. Known, Little alie.st.„ Goodman's-fields, baker. L Bosoms, KoyaLhili Greenwich, oilman. J. IL CACTIL Clayland.pl., Kennington, licensed victualler. J. Canna, W a shington-pl., Peckham, pLoterer. J. Cnawrang, Little Alio-at., Ooodmasee-tlelds, bread & Wendt balur. G. Cr:simian sw, Lowdon-wall, City, hawker for the sale of Irish lines* shawl*, tcc. U. Dams, Ca.mel-pl., Oxford-at, saddler. 0. E. argsr, Rushden, Northamptonshire, rector at Ruanden. W. DOTLY.T. Upper Copenhanen-et., Islington, iuthitect. Etsv, Pentoaville-hill, plumber. V. El. linnwoon, Bueklersbure. City, licensed victualler. B. Jam., Bradrotd, Yorkshire, clothier's assistant. A. JAVNCIST, SO(nham, Kent, plumber. Kruicii, sen., Regent-w., Lambed), &aka in Haar sacks and marine ker. s. clerk to the Lon- J. F. iAcceino ;vm, Ivy-cottage, don Do:li Company. E. LOW LET, Eaton-pL, Orowenor-sq.. coach cover. J. Merit, on bard the ship Sarah, in the London Dock Basin, master mariner. W. AI %11.11 ALL, peonage-at., Spitaldelds, steam engine boilermaker k en;incer. C. 8. Kitts, Wyn, law stationer. O.C. Monomr, North Chown, surrey, farmer. W. NALNON, Foley , t., bookseller. F. Ouoirron. Camden-pl., Camberwell, chemist. W. Psaisvcau, Shadwell, grocer. B. Prawns, 1./Weems-at., Edgware-rd., smith. 8. Itsrsouo, Arlington-at, clerkenwell, grocer. E. ftersretL, Kennington Oval, commirelon agent. L ftrsve.vs, tipper Queen-at., Islington, clerk to a general try agent. W. 11. briar, Lambetb-valk, batter.. • -- IN TOE COUNTRY. J. O. B. Bien. Birkenhead, Cheshire, accountant. W. Cox, Weimar, Huntingdonshire, farmer. J. Callus, Brlloo, lamesphire, Journeyman joiner. W. R. YAIRrLUCun, Liverpool, painter. .1. L. Far, Melva], Devon..hire, tailor. .1. Grrraulo. , a, Orton, Cheshire, sieldkr. .1. lloir-os, Bwavercy, Cambridge-Aire, hay factor. W. Kinu, Newcustle-upon-Tyite, general agent. W. C. 1./.IDLEN, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, mustard manufacturer. J. MRAD. Liverpool, agent to urine merchast. H. D. /Ammo, Make 11;shop, Gloucesterrelte, graduate of New. Inn Hall, Orford. W. Rarer, Birkenhead, beerhousakeeper. C. But iu, emoting, Berkebire, tailor. J. M. Sum, Honiton, Devonshire, plumber. W. grmai, Liverpool, tripe dealer. 0. THOMPSON ; Ben ingtoli, Oxfordshire, glove manufacturer. J. Tuomesox, Tamworth. ISAUCLLA WATKINsON. LiverpooL ramosem, on WWI own ruvrnoss. W. B. AMU, Ingrave Essex, grocer. W. Drs smut, Kensington, Lai cashire, joiner. Eus taken liEssdrr. HaverfonlweeL W. MLOwN, Luton, Bcdtontshire, labourer. E. NI. BROWN Itlo' Norton, Norfolk , fanner. R. Booed, Gibson-at., Lambeth, carpenter. W. Burt t„ Cream, r-rel., North it, law relater of beer. J. Brumes, Lae, y -ter., Walworth-rd., n, journey:aim printer. H. EV TTERWORTII, Westminster-rd., clerk to a stockbroker. W. R. Ctaukk, The Lodge, Math-lane, Twickenham, ladginghousc keeper. 1.. Cortex, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cap manufacturer. S. COULz., Nevrtuvlempon-Tyne, coo manufacturer. 8. Cas.w, Llanter..am Alonmouthshire, labourer. &Axioms CLOS, PnaliCOLL, OXfOrdaliire, servant. J. Dew," WhaLty-banks, Lancashire, overlooker in a cardroom. D. DRAKE., liddlerbrenthirle, Doractohire, commiagron agent for buy ing and selling t 4 mber. J. Dcs - rsiousk, South Lynn, Norfolk, lioendraper. W. nom, us, likenfrith, 31onraoutluddre, former. J. ELLWORTN, rod...worth, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer. It. Owens, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, commission agent. 8. DONDLN, Old Woodstock, Oxfordatiire, glove manufacturer. G. W. W. GRAVE, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, saibnaker. J. Oakes, Mary.et., Poplar, lodgingbouse keeper. W. Haiscoce, turralem, Staffordshire, shoemaker. C. II R. Ussamos, Lan.down-rd., Stockwell, consulting surgeon. T. HELL; Upper Emon.st., T. likPIIIILL; I.4evreazde-upon.Tyne, agent to the owners of the Cram- Known Colliery. J. Isola, Stemmed, Lincoltuddre. borwireeper. L. JOEL, Newcastie-Upon-Tyne cap merchant. J. Kna.nr, Neithrop, Oxfordshire. grace?. R. 8. Lacer, Fr.sedoe..., Paddington, ender. J. LATTON, Leeds. fruiterer. T. R. Loan, Bath; licensed victualer. J. Illceriarr, Attu d. 5.., Brampton, wine dealer. S.A. SIATINW, BloOrtie, Norfolk, miller. J. Mavens, Nerneth North. Pembrokeshire. E. Munson, liirkocre, Lancashire, sereasitman. J. PALI; Mame, Lancashire, licensed victualler. 1. PLATT, RIATTLITIOOT, Cheshire, attorney. W. &kr-cures, Maabester, iourneyrnan joiner. Manoankv Skier, Cylonwgfach, Carmartheushire. W. leirsos,Wenthrook-out. age, Kennington-common, Meier mariner. T. EA/SEWS, Hingham, Norfolk, innkeeper. S. SENULIKA, Bury-d., St. Mary-axe. W. SCUTT, _Marlon, Lilloolllllhire, licensed victualler. J. Smut, Clerkenweilnlose, ClerkenwriLmeen. It. Suarstes, Doncaster Yorkshire woodman. A. Sesame% St. Andrew's-rd., Newington, carpenter. D. Torn? , _Sheffield, butcher. W. J. P. Wear, Beaumaris, Anglesey. T. Wens, New Sond.st„ uxford-at., dyer. J. WiLoino, Preston, LAocaLulte, licensed victualler. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. CHARLIE Benruw, Newcestle-upon Tyne, merchant-Ist & final div. of 3s. fkL, June 2, St any subsequent Saturday, at Waklers, B l are, Newstle-upon-Tyne. ions Kingswe-upon.llull, tailor-2nd & final die. of Bd., with the Ist die. sot 2s. &I. on new proofs, June 8, & any subsequent Friday, at auviek'e, Davin BOLTON, Kiagstonmpon-Hull, corn merchant-3rd & final div. of 18.16 d., & id and 2nd dim. of 6d. & 9d, on new proofs, June 8, Sr any subsequent Friday. at Carriciee, Hulk THOMAS EDWALIM, Bunten, Staffordshire, manufacturer of earthen ware—lnd die. ot 4d., any Friday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. • WILLIAM EAAT llvtifteld, Staffordshire, coachenaker —lst die, of is., May SI, & any subsequent Thursday, at Valpy's, BD- Warsaw ar m. e, Uttometer, Staffordshire, mercer—let div. of 3s. ed., & a ilnd div. at 24(1., May 31, & any subsequent Thursday, at Yalpy's, Birmingluun. THOMAS Towearms Tudholcs, Cumberland, miller-4th & final die. of Is. 9d., June 2 , 81 any subsequent Saturday, at Waklers, New castle-limo-Tyne. WHELAN Faaxissos, Newcastle-span-Tyne, merchant-Ist die. of 4s. rd., June 2, a any subsequent Saturday, at Weklers, Newcastle upon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS.—Jurre 28. J. D. Abrams, York, tailor—June 27. W. B. Brodie & C. 0. Brodie Salisbury, bankers—June 27. W. Chaffer, Barton-upon-Zumbcr, Lincoln-4.lre, ironmonger—Jams 28. J. Gale, Bruton-et , Berkeley-eq., book tllCT—June Al. T. H. Finder, South ampton, tailor—June 27. H. J. ?yet, Brighton, jeweller. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless mass be *own to the contrary, on the day of ussetleg. ' June 27. E. L. illsckmen, Graocchurchat., City, tailor—June 27. R. Carthy, Stafford, carpenter — June .7. J. 11. Davis, Windmill-st., Haymarket, livery stablekteper—June 27. J. Fraser, Brighton, draper —June 27. C. Howard, bre Tower-at., City, wine merchant—June 28. 3. B. Smith, Liverpool, joiner—June 26. IL, L. Whittle, Bolton, Lancashire, grocer. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by .the Vies.Chanoffkir acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before June 28. E. Burnell. jun., Benham, Gloucestershire, cattle dealer—F. Davis, Marnhull, Doisembire. cattle dealer—J. Hrmings. Engeley, Stafford shire, common brewer—J. Johnson, jun., Uxbridge, common carrier —II. Kenward, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, taller—R. 3. 8. Robins, Tavisteek, Devonshve, attorney. PARTNERSHIPS DIS , OLVED.- 0 . B. Belcher Sr 3. 8. Crocker, Ilasingbalkat„ amountants -E. J. Doran & C. Lorry , Liver p ool ; printera—J. Pharge,d, J. Bircumahaw, St J. Osborne, Nottingham, lace nnitufasbnera—J. Feargeld & J. Rimumahaw, Nottingham, lam manufactauers -J. W. Harris ac C. Dad" GIOOOMINIT, corn &dors— i,. Kensington & E. T. King. E atehiap, City, wine merchants—E. Latctunone & J. Latchmore, Northampton, rope manufacturers—C. LOtge, E. Benham, St C. T. Pars-n. King Edward .m., Neergatemt., Cityy, wholesale furriers, is far as regards E. Benham—W. H. Osborn & EWsbsthdtositoo , Birmingham, silmwamitha-5. Owen h P. Hall, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.-YESTERDAT• -...----- &TRIMS EP ilurco.—Bawer Loan Dam As. ML Juvrsom PArtssos, ML Jvirsca °mamas, AID Kr. Armco Ems. Tex Queen V. Fnancts Wye?? DYER. Optics or HIGH BAILIFF TO TILE KIDDIRMINSTEIL COMITY CoOKT. In this case a quo warrant* had been obtained on behalf of a Mr. Merrifie:tt, who bad held the office of beadle to the old Court of Bequests bell tor the district of Kidderminster, in Worcestershire, collies on Francis Wyatt Dyer, Esq , to show by what authority he held the office of hails bailiff to the new County Court held for that disuriet. The office of beadle to Court of Requests was similar in its nature and in its ditties to Vat of high bailiff to the new County Court. The ground upon which the rule had bran obtained was that, u it was provided by the 34th station of the new Colley Courts Act that the same party who had held the office of be LH or beadle to the old local courts should be made high bailiff to the new county courts, Mr. Merrifield ought to have bean appointed instead of Mr. Dyer. Mr. Hugh Hill now ghosted cause egainat the rule, and coot , mud that, inasmuch as by the order in council, dated the 13th of March, 1847, the old Court of Requests was abolished, the office held by Mr. Merrifield erased to *Kist, and he had therefore no r ight to seek to deprive Mr. Dyer of an arpoint meat which had been costarred upon him by the judge of the now county court of Worcester, amording to the provi sions of the Couuty Court Act. The order in council for este• blishing the saw county courts was dated the 15th of March, 1847, and it was under that order that the courts had been created and the officers appointed, and such appointments were therefore good. inasmuch as by the let section of the new County Courts Act her Majesty bad the power to direct the old courts to be abolished and the new ones to be formed. The proper course for Mr. Merrifield to have per. sued would have been to have applied for compensation for the abolition of his office, which be had the power of doing under the 38th seet;on of the new County Courts Act. Sir F. Kelly, in support of the rule, contended that her Majesty had no power to make an order in council for the purpose of directly abolishing the old local courts, but that the orders in council of the 13th and the 13th of Much, 1847, amounted to an alteration of the old courts into new miss is accordance with the meaning and spirit of the new County Courts Act. The intention of the legislature was that the same parties who had held offices in the old courts shluld be appointed to offices in the substituted courts. The 34 section was plain upon that point, for it expressly stated that the judge should appoint bailiffs of the original courts to be high bailiff in the new ones. The learned counsel, after Memel/ to various sections in the new County Courts Act, concluded by submitting that the rule ought to bowed* absolute. The court took time to consider their judgment. PREROGATIVE COURT.—YESTERDAY. Berms eta Hum= JINN= Etre. MINS! HALL, DECIASED.—A WILL BURNT NAT BR SWORN TO. The testator in this case made a will dated April, 1844, duly executed, which he left in the hands of kis solicitor. He died on 27th October, 184.5, and soon alter his death the will wa, produced, *herein his wife was made executrix and I universal legatee, but the testator dying insolvent, she did not prove the will. In 1848 the solicitor of the testator burnt the will with other papers, considering at that period it was of no worth ; but since then the testa tor's estate had become possessed of 5001. The widow now applied to the court for prohato opens the will of the testator according to its spirit when it existed. Dr. Jeanie was heard on the part of the executrix. The court had no objection to grant the probate, upon the affidavits of the witnesses testifyiog to its due 'imam. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YEsTraDAL Bayou Ma. Coxswain= EvAns. BE SWANN AND CO. John, Charles, anti Henry Swims', paper-makers, of Ere sham and Wolvercote, Kent, applied t'or their certificates. The application was suppor.ed by Mr. Lowrance, and op posed by Mr. H. James, for the wigneve, principally on the ground of the bankrupts having assigned a farm to their brother. Mr. B. B. Swan°, in 1847, when it was contended they must have known they were insolve n t. The fasts of the else have frequently been before the pub he. The bankrup s had succeeded to the business of their father, supposing it to be a flourishing one, and, after carry ing it on some years, found themselves in a state of ioni sing. After hearing the arguments, his Honour said he could not take upon himself to decide whether the assignment io question was a frawiulent preference without going carefully through the examinations. Judgment would therefore be deterred. Byrom Ma. COMIDSIONER 110LROTD. SUSPENSION OF CERTIFICATE. The application of R: Wynne, grocer, of Brentford, for his certificate, was opposed by the silicitor to the fiat, on the ground that the bankrupt had not given np the whole of his property to the assignees. His Honour suspended the certificate for nine months, with a refusal of protection for six months. WI., held for 91 years, at 171.-9501. Earlswood Cottage, t for 701., held for 91 years, at 171.-8.50. Kendall Cottage, let foe 761, held for 91 years, at 171-8401. Howe and gar. den, let for 801., hold far 89 years, at 171. 10s.-9 4 0 1 . Fa mily 7 residence, let for 751, held for 89 years, at 171. 101.- 87W. Suffolk-house, with gardens, stabling, ike., with pos• sesiion, bold fir 89 years, at 301.-1,8601. Dwelling home, let tor 561. 17s 6d , held for 59 yeare, at 171. 10r.-7201. Clarence Cottage, let for 661, held for 91 lean, at 171.-6801. Upton Cottage, lat for M. per ye t .ar held for 91 years, at 171. —6BOl. Chiseler Cottage, let 0. held for 91 years, at 11 —6OOl. Nottingham Cottage, let for 701., held for 91 ears, at 171.-5001. Ormsby Cottage, let foe 761., held for 90 years, at 171. 10s.-8401. Mr. Marten, at the Mart.—Freehold and goodwill of the Gloucester Iron and Brut Foundry, Westgate. treat, Glatt , ester, machinery, fixtures and stock at a valuation—knocked down at 3,1801 Two freehold houses, Pitville.lawn, Cheltenham, estimated annual value 1841.—in I,u 2,6601. Freehold residence, 1, Priory-buildings, Cheltenham, esti mated value 1001. per annum-1,2001. Freehold estate, called Livens Green Farm, H rtford. shire, comprising residence and 675 acres of land, let for 901. 1,9001. Freehold estate, called Keaton Lodge. Bromley, comprising cottage residence, outbuildings, and 6 acres of land-1,6601. Two freehold villa residences, Windmill-street, Gravesend, estimated value. 1701. per annum—in lots 3,4001. Two acres of freehold building land, with buildings thereon, at k wise:ray, Kent, producing 621. 16e. per annum , —7401. Birmingham, entravers —M. PeSett & W. Klee. Brightoneth e dunes— K. Roberts & J. H. Jones, Liverpool, dnipew.--W. & u m T. lt•indell, Tywardrath, Cornwell, dreFen , 'S. Smith H. Slurp ley. IdeeCesSeld, silk nasnufseturety—W. Swift ft J. Swift, iis,fa m , noendrepere—C. H. Terry & It Appleton, Aylesbury, ,tose o ,,, H, Tripp &J. W. D. Loekwond. Castle et, Illrebio.lane, City, - beolsess—T. Tema, Sarah Hickson n, & A. Davies, ers, t0 n , 31 .p 1: : andaberebasts—J. S. Wardell & T. L. Wardell, Three Goblet., h o ess—J. & W. Winfanse, Pellisell, °Man 011glize, !lewd annekeeDfX4 POLICB.-YESTERDAY. MARELBEONE. CHARGE AGAINST A MAN FOR ATTEMPTING TO STRANOLS lets WIFE.—W. Foster, a coach-painter, in Paul-street, Portman-market, was charged with attempting to strangle Mary Anne, his wife. The complainant seemed much affected, and said she had no wish to state anything against her husband, believing that she was moat in fault; they had a few words, and she certainly said that she would run him through with a knife. Elisabeth Williams deposed that the parties had lodged with her about two months, and that on the previous night at 11 o'clock she heard a great disturbance in their room ; and prisoner said, "If you don't be quiet , I'll st r a n g le you. , ' And I then heard a noise like that of a gurgling in the throat, which I felt satisfied proceeded from his wife. I ran up into the apartment, and found the poor creature lyicg in bed in a dreadful state ; and on my asking her what V/.11 the matter, she pointed to her throat, saying, es well as she could, " My husband has nearly strangled me." John Wiltshire, another lodger, gave similar testimony. The wife was then sworn, and she reluctantly gave evi dence to the effect that being irritated at her husband coming home late, she used a threat towards him, upon which he threw her down in her bed, and said he would strangle her, but he only put hiv hands upon her throat. Mr. Broughton—Was there not a gurgling in your throat, and did he not hurt you very much ? Complainant (after some hesitation)—Yes, sir ; but I don't wish to islure him. Clard, 268 D, deposed that when called in by the land lady the prisoner was present, and on witness telling him that he ought to have a medical man, he said," Well, if you think fit to send for one you shell pay for him." Re (wit ness) went for a surgeon, who on his arrival bled complainant and said that she was in a dangerous state. But it appeared she wee in the family way. The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said that a great deal of the evidence given was true, but he denied most positively having had any intention of strangling his to stab wife. he merely threw her down upon her threatening Lim. lir. Broughton remarked that in most eases of alleged assaults where the oomplainin; patty expressed a disinclina tion to follow up the ease, he discharged the accused, hut the present matter wager so serious a nature that he felt bound to remand the prisoner for a week. PUBLIC BALES. 'Own 6.—By M BLARE at Ciarrawa's.—Freehold double saalthouise, with dwelling- , house and ou t-buildings, at Wandsworth, land tax redeemed, let for 801. per annum— sold for 9801. Plot of freehold flatten ground at Croydon, called Ben shansAisld, containing 4i acres, let to a yearly tenant for 71 Bs.-3601. A ditto, called Redgate-field, containing 4 1 acres, let for 71. 14..-3601. Mr. DANIEL CRONIN, at OUTSWS7'll.—Freehold premises and warehouses, 32, Seething-line, let on lease at 751.- 1;1001. Freehold dwelling-house and shop, 17, Brydges-street, Covent -garden, with pemession-7 201 . Dwelling-house, with paessesion, 7, Sloane-street, with stable and coach-house In the rear, naderlet for 301. per annum, held foe 19 years unexpired at 71. 155., fixtures ia clwied-8251. Three leasehold houses, Cirenvillrequare, Pentonville, es. timated annual value 1301., held for 82 years unexpired, at 241. sold subject to a mortises of 7501.-5101. far. EDWARD HUNT, at the Mart.—Two leirehold houses, Henrietta-street, Brunswick-liquors, of the annual value of 1001., held foe 58 years at 501.-3501. Leasehold house, 3, Rayner place, Chelsea, annual value 701., held for 58 yeses at 101. 113 e.— 4151. Mr. BRAD'', st the Mart. Leasehold house, Lower Tulwohill, Norwood, let on lease for 1601 . per annum, held for 92 years at 181 . 2e., fixtures included in the parchem -2,2001. Datmonth-houseLower Tulse-hill, let for 1101., held far 89 years at 251, ' fixtures included-1,3601. A family residence, Lower Tulse-hill, let for 801., held for 90zex . s2$ 131.-8501. reaidesses sad beam, Lower Tabs-hill, future. 4=..Kolsioi r dho pavolmo—Hops Cottage, let toe 701 held for 91 pees at 161.-8001. Naar& Lodge, Ist for 701.: held for 91 yama at 161,-9001. &eel Cottage, let far SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. A..* gadini.s Quotes; ma • Unto Lel CASUALTI&S. Anne, Cloid, from Cardiff, for Boston, has put in toil", leak; 10 days out: Cove of Cork, June 2 . Chieftain, from Suudevland to Quebec, woe stove in by tk, ice and abandoned near Bird island, and the craw p u y Q up the 29th of April and arrived here. — Quebec, L I / Elbe, Bsrnett, of Sunderland, fromLwat to Lwdoo, pi t into this port an to-day, ley, and with put of carg o g inn overboard.—Malta, May 27. Veapetus hag been lost in the ice ; crew sued, and Ara* here.—Qurbcc, May 16. MM LH. LIMIVED. .~ ARRIVED. ANDIMUI —at Graomend, June 4, from ASTI/AUL—at Graveseal, June 5, from ...... BIM Atm - off Bedpan, June 4, for Cart/ ammo ...... Bum Nova—at Gloster, June 3, from Aamau OAIL —Off Deal, June 4. from ...sr-at Liverpool, June 3, from .......A 4 l - m a .....uniza-at Gravesend, June 3. from Sasemd s CAosem-at Liverpool, June 3, from ..... ...-...... .lllrm aa Ocroo--at Dad, June 4, from Au* L on. - . Tram u _ 3, Cu— at IfulOune from Cirmans—at Dull, June 4, from AIM* CHARLOTTE—at Westport, June 2, from ...... —Am* Co:rooms—off Dal,June 3, from Alma* DICVOII PORT —at Gloater, June 3, from Jake DitOIININU 3Ltars—off the S net, June I, from .31.05} Enwrso—at Deal, June 4, from loft% ENTIMPIWIt —at Newcastle ' June 2, from Cella Emus—off Deal, June 4, from —AM Euraaarea—at Portsmouth, June 4, from —...... ....... ~.../Ali, Eames AXIS —at Liverpool, June 5, from. .Plllll.lO, Easumaa—Mr Liveryal. Jane 3 EMMA —at Oreviceeao, June 5, from *ft Patty—at Orevseemd, June 3. from '''..l. Jr - '. from Fauzos—off Deal, June 4, .. My Goner—et Gravesend, June 4, from GRIIIMAL (31121 M—at Kingstown, June S, Non ...24 1 14 Hisna—at Liverpool, June 5. from ~,,,.,,may Weenie:Nu—at Cork, June 3, from JOHN RICRAIDOOD—ot Oniveeend, June 6, fine Alb Jrars—at Gravesend, June 5, from _ illsotimail KORKUIllike Parser—at Newport, Mn Joe 4, RIM. 131191 Lenox—at Cowes, Jane 4, from —Jhhou Lrey—at Gravesend, Juno 5, from Sea Ilicaeorto —off Liverpool., June 5 MULL\ --at Gravesend, June 5, from ... . ...... ...........,..„..= Marty Hown—at Gravesend, June 5, from MARY Euaterrit—at Liverpool, June 3, from ......Prieto Ed. Jig MARICITA—M Bristol, June 4, from Bens dle dim MACIInum CORNY.LIA—M COHN, June 4, from. lea& 3ltyriowaa—at Cork, June 3, from MO NAIAD—St Falmouth, June 3, from Imre NOTO.RESTACKALIIII--at Cork, June 1, haat Neils Paixarrisa—at Glasgow, June 4, from — AL Joke* /13. PERRITZRANCR —at Graresedil, June 5, fr0m......... .... Am Ql'EST—at Westport, June 3, from Olialserlasti RICHARD CORDED —CM Bristol, June 4, from —.... .Ciat Bartz —at Kirkeldy, June 3 from Sorg:mos —off the Start, June I, km —..at. Jet TILTROUTII Conte—at Plymouth, June 4, him Yaniaban THORAX ADD JO'ePK—at West. ort, Jane 2, 0111 „. _Oh m Wean—at Glasgow June 4, from ----ire Usk WATIALOO—M UTILVO;O2d, June 5, from SAILED. Ansasao-from Runcorn, June 4, to. Aurae SOPHIA-from Glasgow, June 4, to. snit Ausys-from Gravesend, June 5, t 0..... ..i10l BEM AND Issue:AA-from Cerditf, June 4, to ....toollelt llama. Gomm-from Gravesend, June 5, to Alm ltatuosa-froal Liverpool, June 5, to atest George-horn Aberdeen, June 2, to Aslrsi Dstnerrn-front lila Row, June 4, to Garde &Ara-from Newcastle, June 3, to int Rossano -Irma Cork, June 3, to New% EDWAID Cotsrox-from Bristol, June 5, to Cs:stalls GIDII.OII AND BICIIMIL-MUM tdotgow, June 4, to. Bum ON Geertwoone-from Liverpool, June 5, to Ala lus-from Newport, 14. June 3 , to neft [ Jaunt-trona Glaegow, June 4, to Ant J. tissom-trom Lion rivet, June 5, to Tesspol Byter-from Cork, June 3. to . S --op w KATZ ILDISTATAUZI-110111 Inverimitam g,June . to. Ca Row OLATC- from Liverpool, Jun - 5, to MB KATZ Guam i-Bum Liverpool, June 5, to 1.•• Tit LADT OF VIZ LAMS-from Canyrow, June 4, to lissrld LORD LUMITON-4TOIII Cork, June 2, to LADY CAZOLINIL-Gam Gravesend, Jump 3, to -JIM MAROARZT-from Lull, June 4, to -Ns MANIA BVII/U5B-from Newport, IL, Jose 4, to Boa" 11l lirassosao-from Cork, June 2, t• TIM MAIO/AZT POYNTER-from Liverpool, June 5, to ...... --BAN' User Ltertuonn-from Gravesend, June 4, to .Lim Maar-from Gravesend, June 5, to BY lIINDIDI-from Gravesend, June 5, to .Cion Oamos-from Gravesend, J tine 5, to Isnot Penis-from Newcastle, June 3, to leaden IMO' Parscas Vecroata-from Newcastle, June; t 0...... Amen PIONAMI-trom Gravesend. June 3, to lei RIIMAILD-from llull, June 4, to -Ms* Rowans-40m Newcastle, June; to Bzwsan-troan Gravesend, June 5, to ---= SAZAII-40111 Poole, June 4, to .Aolopt Br. themon- from Liverpool, JUDO 6, to Jiro tot naseen-from Gravesend, June 5, to -RNA Barnes-from Gravesend, June 3, to Ommlopli MALLT-1,001 Gravesend, June 5, to. Tamour-from Gull, June 4, to Nit Twat:sr-from Newport, M., June 3, to nip VIGO-from Gravesend, June 5, to Ns* WILLIAM BRANDT-Crum GIZA% sond, Jane 6, to .-Jp WILLIAM-from Gravesend, June 5, to ....., ....la Zest/A-from Gravesend, June 5, to *Red VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anoorgroen, of Gloucester, from Bombay for the Bay of ready, Ng 10, lat. 35, lots. 47. Bosettone, of Newcastle, from Odossa for Cork, May 13,0 f Oet Mdtapan. CIIARIMS iiAMWON, Cowman, from Newport, May 27, IA flak is , - 14.48; all well. Comma, of Sunderland, from Smyrna for Englind, May 15, al* Mattis's. Carrots, from Smyrna for Liverpool, May 15, off Cape Malaga CHAU" from Cardiff for Boston, May 35, la.. 50,10 u. 11. EMERALD Ista (ship). 27 days from Madras for London 111,6 1 4 LL 13.3.6 8., lloonn.. 80.21 E. Fr.cost, from Liverpool for Now York, May 13, Lat. 38, lose°. Frau. Cc rattan, lat. 19.40 N., lon. 8 0 .30 E. Fans, of North Shields, lat. 36, ton. 17 E. ILmoterara, for Madras, March 26, lat. 13.36 ft., lon. 80.213. Juusuca, from London for Sydney (N.11.W.), Feb.l3, rat. 518, lon. 4 E. LOVIIA MONIO (barque). 93 days from Bordeaux for Mauritius, fa. 22, lat. 39.3 8., lon. 15.52 E. Lotras, from Cardiff for Boston, May 30, lat. 50, lon. 11. MARV, of New Yerk, May 21), let. 50, lon. IL °arum% Neil, from Liverpool for Bombay, May 23, Ist 4'5, 191 22 W. rumen (brig), 14 days from the Cape, for Calcutta, klarkl, 38.56 8., lon. 44.37 E. 8.2011 CA. from Bombay for China, April 2, lat. 3.30 N., 10n.82.11 mr, of and from London for the Meurititia, Apri , l 4 . 1at. 16 , 116 . 4 OCNUiIIaI. from New Orlems for Liverpool, May 3, oft TortaPs TARTU!! (brig), bound W., SU miles S.W. of the Sraale ; all well. ThaPOICOIIII, from Galatz for Cork, let. 36 N., lan. 16 E. Vicunas, of Searbtrourth, from Odessa for Cork, May 25, off ALM WILLIAM (brig ), 45 days trim Muscat, for Calcutta, April 8, 1at.1 13 N., lon. 84.22 E. 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OeseraL DEATS. -.ha ADLAM.—ApriI 5, at Dwallor, Ann iedu d L en in, yOUfl6 eet e- - Lieut. aaa Adjt. Adlam, First Cavalry, S.C. weal. CILAWFOBD.—March 26, at Akyub, Charlotte Marl AIN H. Crawford, Esq., C.S. WANDREW.—Maroh 7, at Kandy, Hilda Bra& 70UvriA dal" of Dr. ll'Andrevr. P r A EN R 7O IOE N R.:I m is s :h e, 29, 31 a a t t r a ni wai ta.i4 ior, Charlotte Major da2611:0: Major N. A. Parker, ()author Contingent. daughter of T. Penton, Esq.,ll.ll.'sllrd Dragoons. POWER.—April 4, at ch a ndereggeee, gdward, II Power, late a wader pilot in the U. C. Matinee, aged tr p WOOD.—April 12, at Calcutta, G. Wood. DM, four* ati Col. T. Wood, C. 8., of that Benganeen. - Thisted sad oubtlibei by Waszin lisso fimpl rim. is A. 4; at Loudon. maim at lb' no' prodaoli liflashimia—Rianisajo u `~y~Lc 11 - ORTI 'NC MON itass‘ st th der 0 ci4 11.1. it• tl Vim ORRA . ANC root, aty• DFr rrY , 4 Kato! err r s,rll2,u,m —i red th e l !t.!o_ cedt;i-et ri:_l; -- 1 - lit is yeses. 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