The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-27 00:00:00

Robert Cuter, Hu , wee also re-elected u auditor. A roes of thanks wu paned to the chairman and directors, wham the martin adjourned. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE AMEND- KENT OP THE LAW. I ns enlist?" , general mottiog of this society took *see last evening at the society's rooms is Regent-dreet ; Mt. YAWS in the chair. The "abject brought under diseuesin was that et the re poet it the committee on the law of. partnenhip, the questiou easing to which had brie adjourned hem the lest men ring. The report stated, "That the committee led dismissed the question referred to them at mash keg*, and that the of the majority was in lemur et eilowieg the forma -211:1:7' peetnershipe is which the reepedearlity est et rtain of the parinere shall be limited le the ammiat of capital agreed le be advanced by them, ash" emelt vastrietMos so may seem desirable for the preventing otheml." They them proposed the foil ieript resolution': la I. 110 added& M the heurelli et partnenhip, whisk NAP the Man Ode ensemilds cal sedge pertain ean. Immo masted. penile who NM no man shwe Si as bedew% est ewes d peopmml le se t partesee,shaubt be elis Si n owise "bet Stift Si the of cagieli speed Si be advanced by ihens. L That the meow et Monsters or wath parnentti sad the Gm otermsd Si he menaced by the the 4 be that a prim davit ass allowed to take say actin met in tbe inemgewent Otte inn. 4. Ted nen Mow pram Medi be ranked to ri z o o r y .d. the menet admit le ahem/ Mm eelie Ems le 5. Um so MOM be /rated le dideleh the asteems west se =by la hiss. O. UM a limiest prime retie* teem the gerlasealp Medd is.. tiw liotb Y lands/ ash. lammed *NW hie essikomme Si the partasseldp hes haft purled sessidlog Si the melegy sf Jsiat meg esawsied lbse he MIN viohtteis et any et the ahem redder by • Meted pwisw theele oaten' him to italtiehed toosedlelle. Teat mensitlee wish as, to 'epee., their 'pinks that tb seasemides ed the spades of partner-kip esseemplated by the arm reedutime 'hound he aseempeated by Inserted ihdlities f r the adludtraties K qesesisee imid.nt to part ied* aid he OS aisiaistrades M paelfeeship property is MOM, et yes the wiattlag up of partnerships ; Ike the iimeleseiss of which the neat set for wind iag joiatoteek eempeales appears likely to pave the way. They are ef opinion, abo, that the trend et misconduct of passes la Oak eseastersial editions requite to be checked =AM th e law of debtor and creditor, and by mere adequate to the end than the mere denial conideates or the other mesas now is hem." Mr. SYMONDS suggested that every partnership es amesmaridite should he registered io some public udice, rich me now misted with reference to joint-week companies. But the mode of registerieg which he should propene was not the same as that sow is we, but of a more simple ekaramer. The proems should be carried out in gime camas ism, similar to the pigs adopted in the ad vertisements el legumes composite. He ale Drop• sad that the swam every partnership en consteareslite should be published neauelly in • list similar to the law list. New memyeable might, however. he formed is the interim, and Memillea sepplemeatal lists might be issued quarterly; and be wail suggest that the y should be treated in the "ante mow as the eselificates of attorneys for the law list. The expedase is those lists might be defrayed by ease fee apes the meditake ; but such asp era of registration would be way imemplete without mute court of referent', to which questions relative tocompanies might be referred. He also thought that in all eases et failure inquiry !Matra take place into the came of failure—that the smatter should be rep: dried to the Beard of Trade, and that the Attorney-O.neral should be Instructed to Foments. lir. W. HAW ES made some observations against the ar guments pat forth la the report and afterwards enaloted the priomples suggested by Ile. Symonds. Ate to the Atter sey-Oattr+l being called open to proem nte in all met ham, he thought such a state of Map was impracticable, as it was almost imporsible in courts ol joshes to trove gam tress of mercantile fraud. Yr. Commissioner FANE objected to all them epeeist provideas which had been introduced into the rilert, Us wished Si advocate one broad intelligible peisciple, by whit say penes who possessed capital, not engaged is lie sown besiosso. should be at liberty M mega in nay ether putuelt which his prudence might suggest. The teeth:doss pro posed were, he thouykt, open to mush obiectios, kw, in his *akin, partnerships could only be earned on wi h advan =here entire freedom was allowed ; and it must be ad that all large companies coasisted of the aided of small mesa. for ace common result. , The Jiammion was prolonged for some time, several gem Sleama addressing the meeting in favour of the report, and others against the adoption of the matemplated change. in the law of partnership. The goestosn that the septet be remind was then put diaa the sham, and was egnied. The tee Mown, verehtleas were also serried : "set Ye rob of Slialik twirl Mitch pulaws w waste la any OMesmt by the mall swedes et the gpreensemit, to thole the amull st Mew IMlWitetio florapossolo tree la the bras= is lbeftsmoegakeemeneement. UM time tsbosaresa hissesonist or orb= Mews as part =r oomiamilao—asiojeoontlooo being takes camas" any Awe at M-11111141 FS amitosis. The meeting din Opened. FINANCIAL REFORM. MEETING AT CIRENCESTER. On Monday a public melting of the formers end isoeirocen of too surrounding rosatry, comprisiag gentle men of the counties of Welts sad Gloserester, was held at Cir. wester, to petition parliameat fee the repeal of the malt and hap duties, end " for the revision and equalisation of local tondos generally." D. Bowuw, Bog., presided. Sir 11. HICKS BEACH proposed the /get resolution as Mows Doak erwsgusess ei the JAM. /SIMI Wilda% tbearkid. tarot worse of till eomisi einem! to s mem st vormors =awl widest thes aid of woe regrodlel neenow mot be Involved la aln. The speaker esalestiled that it was heossdlis that the INN& sidealmehle smell esupste with the hygiene' es keg as the Wades opus these wee me great r. HOYYUIIOi I wereaded the resolution. He did set expo thee all Use alerts of the agricultural party scabbed Weida lore the eldest of obtaining a repeal of the salt tax ia the pewit mask bet ho nevertheless urged that it well be pads se ksepa re tir agitation, or it would be add that Ihe /mai was set The reseletios was put to the nesting, sad carried imedsessaly. &v. W. HIINTLBY moved : elm Se wok em mom ultb mime ovierky am the Mil and warn if Or NW& Mem mil mem tee amibet d ft emirs leameloommemity.milmlioa isped (Sas sere torso h decidedly as Slides aOMatIS pm e if elm ems lomeepora grain while tam* oimMoi oem &Ay r wastar. TM ewe. madomao aN, use Mat the as tam had bees temes'ed, as all periodos was removed, they bed a claim to memideratioa. He shoaled a repeal of the malt tax, as Miry to eosteibile lo the iserel sad oriel bapro ureat of the rhombi draw, by imbibe thew to brow Erb ewe leer, es is /maw doer. sod thus issiging than inn the sat--iartia of the bessilip g gz i t . ho p = i the severity of why of aides await the est that, ia these natio everything yr yielded to rifirsar and shy. The hums had bees quiet ling ease h, aid it sew quite bre for ( me to bestir themselves kw their own prolesties ) Mr. WELLS oretoded the resolades, which was carried noir araly. Resehtione were peened Sc, the adoptisa me s in f Wass to bathhouses of parliament* is sapped de Sir W. COOKING TON, LP., Mimi the meeting, esprering the vault/miss whisk 111 bad sealed Ma to &read the reetng that day, is order ie be aMe to her a Ink sprits of the tooling* el kis austraints as this in rquisitor Err oar be bat the herrar if *lra par am iterest he bad inbreed every apparanshg whisk hot bees afforded his sf voting for a roper Millie mait Ys. sot sew that the queers was mere periaintly bdlw her he weld WI say hole bed is any degree altered 114,166a — m the cornier?, the priesition of the sirs laws berg done away with he thought there was sddlYasi mesa hr seeing that repeal, sad he refined to a wrest fir Jere ihaltsr, whoa that bee baronet had, es a hiseseles os the abolitions of the sera laws, said that if shies laws were abolished it world he sesswery to sheikh the malt an ales ; sad yet ho (Sir W. Ceergra) had as halt that if the quids& were to sere to a veto Mr haw Orbrawoold be herd No his wee *grad dist repeal, se begsralp did they Sad his. members expreffsg inspires so an oW ef squabs, aid yetis, ea he ether side. The Marquis of WORCESTER, M P., also briefly ad hered the meeting in saprirt of the 'beadles of the malt tax. A vete of %kaiaks to the Chairman Wooed the proceedings IRELAND. THE LO!DONDEKILY The prisoners, Ales. James. eapois, and Malmo Crawford, maim, wen elm la Mee to the jury at the Derry Mee t Ise shadily. ea the Lt Deeember, regiio n a d the high roes in du jaruptssies a the A l p,jw , usralt eue Hamra Dram awl Oben, sod Ira rased her death, by daring her mil Were in a plus on lead ras Loodearkrry steamer, vben they had not a graleraasy of air to preserve ; sod Oak while there, As odd mum neeleeted to pay ha mad others proper atteallea=ad raereby mei the death of the said Hawk Afar a peobeek trial, which lasted for two days, Jades Tome pasesaied to Mee* jury. He would mud die jury la Mist ben *dr mime all idle couvereatioa that they any law bosed upon the subject, aid to ap pee& be is edgetisa as il a t t isodi suer heard a word ram the natter predsue to *at bra. Than was as doubt at all bra du Imes and the lum bead, muld seat but he Masted Irj flat bad awned ea MI Se I. aratlmidnt i C their great mad perms* duty would Ira to be ratogetber by the edam ef the ransom wad piled pommies awl Mem Tke raga wait Yob the erbium at losakard ley tke law of as am UM the jury: - Prim 0411111.• rielisi Ike the ra ins% heel eistlesea skilled in amilled Moira it woo evident that the grett duty of my era of a vowel M t le gum his shiporbirk ma tbe doe impbee that Ke used be sued dos Iwo el all en bud aro said This is • issitift wide k ray vault oduly Meal% Ed It Auld be to Mt • =Wee of deep enelleadlan ; 111.. Ala Ns owe, ft mauled rasa tie eirideoie fat Ibis had uableased ble poet at the bola traisek all So ; aid that, whoa Ilhe Ike Me loud d =roe lest M salbudeo. brawrag poralea am yes plated fa, be did mat as to li MN bat ea of the Twat Si es de*, earl as e as e win ns . aid usiddid eani e muse m ._ / s wu m b . wax et meritistaills kr *an dos farm s ie areirkkg kis pod Ad Md. Nap *OS lave li t: worm Time Wen yea= allselligle toe dim see jese, . So fi'' and he was sure they world investigate them fully and die passionately. The learned judge thin went through tie ' evidence of several of the witnesses striation, and said, if you are convinced by the evidence of the witeerses that the captain and crew did 1U in their power to save the ship and those entrusted to their care, you will acquit them. The jury retired for about three-quartets of an hour, and esteemed with a verdict of " Not guilty." The karsed judge said eat his learned colleague Ur. Steil bed req_uerted Lim to state that he fully concurred with him (hedge Termite) in the "sadist they bad brought in. boa COaTeitati , a thee teak "Ism between 00 counsel fir the defence and Jed. Tons" whisk had been called forth by several messeialle addreensi In the judge from parties who sought to get their posagermeney, which they stated they had lest, to enable them to go to America The judge said that the 'representative of the crown solicitor, Kr. 1111`Mabou, had kindly consented to irquire into the memorial., sad to coommuoicete with the Glasgow Steam Packet Company ou the netjeet.—Sclunders's News Letter. SCOTLAND. COMMISSION BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OT EICIIIRSIANDSIIIRI —Th. lion. G. W. 8. L. 0,)W111r, com monly celled the Marquis of Stafford and Lord Stradsnaver, to be deputy lieutenant. NEwarsruts.—The Highland capital appears to be in an unusually thtivirg munition. The Inverness JOSIMII Ia about I. take the field oasis, sod the prospestus of a sow paper, to be called the Inverness Express, is issued, 'huh protasa.s decidedly liberal principles. PROVINCIAL. LANCAoHIRE. IN RE JONATHAN HIOGINeON ImpoirrArr DE CISION.—At the LiVerrOl district Court of Bankruptcy, on Saturday, his Honour, Helmut Btevessage, gays his deetairm upon an important application which hod been made by the eastiners in this ere, to the effect that the joint estate of the bankrupts' should have a right of proof on the private estate of ems of the bankrupts, Mr. Jonathan Higginenn, for the slam of 105,0001, raid to have ben abstracted by him from the partnership coneern,and inveatad co his own priesta amount in the purchase of railway shares. He said this was an application by the assignees wider the bankruptcy on be half of the joint creditors. that certain railway shares, which could be traced to have been parehmed oat of the partner hip feuds, should be declared to be part of the joint assets, si be distributed secordinely ; aid, in ease they should be oansidere4 to be sot joint &tests, then that the assignees might be allowed to prove slimiest the separate estate of Mr. dinginess for the sum of 106.382/. 12.. 4d., being the amount shown to have been drawn by him out of the part. nership funds, and appliei by him is respect of these rail way sham, upon the ground that such sum had been so drawn oat and applied improperly, and sad. r ercuntstanees amounting to a fraudulent abstraction, and cotarquently forming one of the exceptions to the general rule prohi biting any proof between joint and separate estates To them claims ohjeetions had been raised on behalf r f the separate creditors of Mr. Higginson. With regard to the railway shares being distributed so part of the joint assets, he theught it necessary to peers/se that it appeard doubtful to him whether be had any L ■ e • for determining that question • and whether fore tee assignee, could venture to d istribute the produce of these shares, either ss joint or separate assets, they must net have recourse to some higher tribunal, bat as the consideration of this point was necessarily involved in the question whether there was any debt actually doe to the partnership firm in respect to the moneys laid out In these shares, e.r if the shares were joint estate there would, of course, be no debt, it would seem necessary that he should come to acme conclu sion on the 'abject, in order to deternikee whether there was any debt, sod if so, whether promablo or ' ot. His Honour then went Wendel; through the whole feels of the cam, es disclosed in the ezeminations of the various witticism who had been before the court during the course of this inquiry, and applying to them the law as laid down by Lord Eldon, in "Ex parte Emily," (I Hose 64) ; "Lodge and Fin. dell," (1 Veiny, juts., 166) ; pert* Harris," (2 Vine,. and Seams) ' • and "Be parts Smith, " ( 1 Glyn aid Jamieson 74) ; all of which want to show that where the copattner had been invested by his partner with the solo znansgement and control of the joist estate, as in this ease, any improper application of the moneys of the firm meld not be coosidered as a fraud, if the ordinary opprrtunities were allowed the partner of making hisasedacqualated with the circumstances of such applica tion. He thought Mr. Dcane's neirgence in this respect amounted clearly to an implied or tacit amasses:we I. the coaxes panned by his partner, Mr. Hiniason; therafere, aftis considering all the circumstances, he came to the UM' elusion that the proof should not be allowed.—Mr. Lowndin: That you consider the mord the assignees as tendered and rejected.—His Honour: Yea—The court then ad jog. ned. ' MANCHESTER CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY. — The manual meeting of this association was hel t yesterday at the Tows-hall, Maichester. and was very numerously at teadeL The Bkhop of Manchester took the chair' and was supported by the principal clergy of the city and nsighbiur. hood. The meeting was addrssaed by the Rev. Hugh Stowell, the Very Bev. the Dean of the city, the Rev Canon Sergeant, Henry Heuldswerth, Esq , and Bolt. Brandt, Esq.. who moved and supported resolutions approving the objects of the society. 17"012,1•111:1111 LEEDS PAZOCIIIAL EIPUDITURE.—Yesterdi y, a public sustain of the inhabitants of the township of Leeds was held at the Court-home, in purewanos of • requisition. signed by upwards of 450 rate-payers, to take into meads ration the best mesas that can - be devised for dlintins a reduction in the local expenditure of the township. Mr. Alderman Batson presided ; and after speeches from Mr. Bissingtoo, Mr. Councillw Newsome. Mr. Councillor Bro. he, and others, a resolution was unanimously adopted, which rusted that, during • few years past the local rates had accrued to an almost tusprt cedeuted amount, remind that a committee should be appointed to investigate the causes of this increase, and to report to a future useetin!, and also to inquire int) the causes of the increase of pauperism, and a!so into the remedies for the same, with a view of proilmbly employing pauper labour on land tir otherwise. A committee was accordingly appointed for that purpose. ACCIDENT ON TUB BRISTOL AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.—On Saturday evening a man named Orton, a plate-layer on this line, attempted to get on one of the wag pone as it wee demeadiag the lickey, near Brennen's • in doing **a he WI, and the wheels of the carriages passed over leis legs, fracturing them In a frightful manner. He was conveyed to the Queen's Hospital. at Birmingham on Sunday morning, and died there last evening. NORFOLK. TUB STANFIRLD HALL MIIRDEIS.—A letter from Wymoudham stem that Mn. Jermy has lost her reason, and will not be able to attend the hill. Bliss Chutney will, it is said, be taken be the court. en a kind of litter, to give her evidence. Rash has enbixenaed Mrs. Bryant, the matees cd Wymcndham jail, under whale charge Emily Sirdhod, or " Widow James," has been since her having Imes 'omitted by the ma rtes ; and a private room has Ma fitted up at Norwich Ca,tle for Mn. Bryant, Emi:y alaithed, sod her nuns. gins it Ms! PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTIIATTS.—Yeettrds, Mr.Beord eabatted at his rooms, in King Williams street, a number of photographic portraits, completed, as he asserts, by a mode "Ma gives a greater clearness and perfection of detail than has bMhosbeen attained. Tw s noticeable speeknens produced in support of this statement VMS atrial =lag satisfactory like nesse Own well known pumas. one we had the fine head end Rowing beard of the currency member fur Bir sologliant. It wu /dr. Must: to a hair, and that is trying a pant deal. In the other the visitor at once recognised Lord Ssie~hass, who had honoured Mr. Beard's camtn during the precise. week, and bad left behind him a memento whit his friends cannot fail to admire. It is ridiculously like the original in feature and expression, whilst the cheese hesimie and ill-fitting plaid brooks of the ex-chancellor afford s gentian of intermingled black and white lines by We the value of Mr. Beard's improvements in the IPhaegarbie art. AND CLERICAL. 011323111001. MARCIE 26 —ST. Joss's Cou.sot—The raiwarallansd gratheso hare WI day het &rad Palros of St. Jibes Clew :Tian" J. J. Barealind, J. & Hoe" Ring, niter, Tollonliah J. E. S. Noyar. Platt Fellow: I all. Dower. Z.A. lizanniarrah UAL—Nana bas bias Om Ude day that, in addlion to Ur Lord analtalla of ezialinatian an Ur etre of Da adkottat aro sokaloi Ar the yew :-1. Die lon rteen dopier of tba Mr attar Apr Own D. Pres fkaard glade fou to thatathron & Doke of lartyldlos. 4. -Forty-fourth Nook of Day. a. Its Dat and searad tosiard the Oast and mood parr of the thrd took al Pak" lard Falkosery. Cosourantor, Zama Trion—There will to amoreptions 00 kgks•tas rots of eassdag iaMse lava : —April 25, May 9, 23, sad 30; has U (SM. S.D. Own) and 30; J,17 !and 6 ( 010101 Isra.) Pumattstres.—Rov. T. H. Wzowirooo, to Willoughby V., Warw., db. Wa d e .; 217 i.; Told by death al Dam B. Tammy : laWada, Magd. OA, Oziotd. law. C. O. HALTS", to Ezobertos 11., Bodo., Mo. Ward; 4331., vitt variance. "li.:7ll. — Vomoano, to sonolooto r.c., Derby*, dim Lich.; wtth twidesee pane, the Prebeed thereof. ley. E. J. Orme, to Galina* 11., with Stoke Geldlnetea L, Boers, MO. Caked; VIII., with residence,: jalrOal, the Mews ty r odhan. VACABC11:11 —COCILIZILIX V. Ince. dio. blanehtit. ; SUL, with resideses ; Tokl by rodgusdos ot Maw= Pam. T. Oran. PA,. M.P. kw Lawater. Qualianill Y., Wets, Ib. Olaue.; 3151., with eleiderioe ; geld by ass& of LT. B. GoonUsit, pains% the Dean sad Owe. of Beliebery. NAVAL. AMIZALPT, Mdderriti.-.Arrodtredem.—Lieat. A. 43, bum Nidaddeda: C. ua llea H. t. therne k t i t i o w lldre ;• W. IL Limn'. to Oorea. Wand Cold :: W. W. W. „ Vingemace; C. Bcacrzwlcs, Imperialie. Ws 'Tom, New Hombre, Oer. 12, 1848.—A latter eon H-11. 0 8 rltP ltatdestake, the Med...f i s ee llase the d April we lave bins el Madded& lestlim • very the rm reed iseseteems O. me the pyaeett IRMO Mk the ime reateoe her yearde beTtrwer et thety Mk the Wile fie. theMMlle delete the der- Odle nerds et the esne7atdrella. Pty. Copt Ilealey Madded eadedled the dray et the Med poem; le& reade leo eV=shade be wereeeM ea die eme Eder theMMei. they tM.MI de beet h e et dee Meer and me ladevelea the leek by Ihe Mem mood ea the emey. We mart km Me abed Mead el theirs*. tor Part Etediteee MILITARY. Is MIDWISTOOD that LisetAllee. Sir Jolts Gertliner Z.C.2., to be e dh dad ( ( mee t removed byte death .1 deemMlN tem the isksalsi etthe Poet te del et thdr thea lie ) a-Oes.DMY, C.A. Is to mated le We eadaley tithe ; the ma ALDWIRT Gdzizsow.—Sooto dew don two elbow won seofrod with abraded • ball bdet le m Meddled et AL I dermy. sod vs sow modastrod that is brAlry is S Imlbolol by order of the authorities Into the eireumetenees'of the eve—the re rat mid&Y that opt. Dongian, of the Nth rent , bar been plead accent 'cepa:Merl to the assembling of a coon-martial tor his trial. Mulish that,-LW- TOITOM bee t-en appointed president. The eourt-martial is to take place at Guernsey, sad Capt. Douglas has slued/ 'wised Uwe. SPORTING. TATFEIWAINS—IIIosnar. The Northamptonshire Stakes batting was enseard to the two tavosrites end Vasa. ash of whom trap/medal the treeless pa tetismo. Fanakill wee nominally all to 1 until near Me elese of the room, when be receded to 20 to lit tle ha is wild to ban her with .t es t, but on the railroad. Very wee 4aJOII on tee mate, but It will be seen that Chatterer sprung ten points lor the Derby, and that Martow was also quoted Man Impromment. The betting en the whole was uncommealy dull. NOIMMAKFTONIIIIIIIIISTAX/1.-7 to 4 eget the Tartar (I), 4 to 1 apt Westow, 9 to 1 apt Lattpermos, 12 to 1 apt Vasa oh le to Met Giselle, 16 to 1 apt Taisettaa, 2010 1 eget Pemba', No to 1 apt New Forest Deer. irstarouras Hastroar.-9 to 1 apt Lagar (t); 10 to 1 apt Dacia (t), 13 beget Peep..'-des NltiritsblgT 11AND1CAF.-0 to I apt Canines (t). Two THOUSAND GUINEAS BTAILIA.-3 to 1 eget Honey comb (1), 7 to 2 apt Nonnyldrk (t). CUSPS= CUP.-10 SAO I agst Jock e' Sot, 20 to 1 apt Morita. Danny, 1849.-3 to 1 east Flying Dutchman, 13 to 2 seat Tadmor, 8 to 1 oast Hannyktrk (1), 80 to 1 rent °Morley, 30 to 1 Sid Uriel, 30 to 1 and &rotator', 40 to 1 eget krealada (t), 40 to 1 apt Chatterer Oh 43 to 1 apt Wes•ow (t). MIDST, 1860.-10,000 to 200 apt Harding* (t). 10,000 to 200 eget Bes Serpent (1), 5,000 to 100 mat Mildew (1), 2,500 to 50 apt Itetkedllse (1), 1,000 to 12 apt Pittston. NORTHAMPTON SPRING MEETING. NORTMAMPTON, MONDAY APTIBILNOON, 6 o'cLoon...-ne *Darin burets ban arrived for Tenders races : TBLIAL STAMM—Collie' eJd, Didsbury, b e by Lases eat, Cnrina. Grief, Ambaseldrew, First Chance, and Roma. °SEAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STALL.—The l' attar, New Fare* Deer, °miler, Um Taft, Sylvan, Unite Nerd, Veleutiala, Pillage, Pawpaw, Watch dog, Pell Mall. Wee. Sew Velez, Loneywcw, Vase, and Jew nanny. I I kODUCI Swenetnau.--Olaurn, Nina, and The Ceel lees. QERRN'S PLATS.—The Here, Muter Murray, been% adman; Empress of Raw* Clairvoyance, Quiver, lure ofTert, The Hanel, Be. OPRN bTawite.—Bwociet end Wee Bit. PAMIRS CEP.—West-End. Chasm eb It by Bran, Maria Day, DaCrow, Candy and Iby Martin Citeriewit; WI cif Pendia*, Ths Mann haw. ONSORM alba.= 11,0 119,10 % Ito Sleek brides ' albs ease. Mel% Iva. lionetain Dew, The &ince, sewed stern teakenerepausela ea Wl=7, ROYAL LEAMINGTON nuns CHASM MONDAT.—ROTAL LEAMINGTON lIVNT STNIPLECIIASI of 100 pa., by rube. of 10 sew. rash. Ciallemen riders ; list 71b each. 3 Wis. (13 mho) Lard iterethawees Rattrap (Ownerl 1 Mr. Cartwrisbea lecke to Easland (Capt. Peal Col. obirley's Pusher's (Mr. Darrnport Mr. C. ArkwrigbPs The Agent (Owner 4 The foilowbg oleo ran : VWvia, Ittekiosbaos, tuni Owl a' tilo Reath. Wen by tam GRAND ANNVArtItIPSTAANI of 25 9041. each 15 ft. and 3 way if derhared, with 100 added. 4 Lilo. (63 sate, 34 of whom Mss ' ) Mr. W. Taylor's TheVietisa. (Ilayla;) 1 Copt W. i'sel's Pressed • iiista k sho started but ware rat pawed : Chandler, :dem Yeoman. Knight of Gums, Pullaway, Rashol, Fl=rl . ter, Lava..{. Sir Unary, and TM Wlltu ra Won by MU a HANDICAP ;IT TOM mole, MINI 30 added. 3 milm. Soda Mr. I}iar's Israel Ite „ Clapaeln Prawr's Zr dalserhas also wan :—Oallosert. ienlrrq Illersimn. a. labee, owl orr.—Tfon defy. FILM HANDICAP HOMDLO Mumma el I sma. mak sod 30 added. I Who. 14 sobs. Mr. Freres Yardarm- ............. I I Mr. Corawnd. Positive Mr. Itobblaa's Losio • baktwing also started :—Chatbain. Orrondhlt, alaert, eh. ra. by Sir liereulro out of Tosikal. 11134hia. and "" g17 , 07 ' 100. 3 miles. Grimaldi 104. masivadl !skit Dm Lissy Lcei list THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1849. ILab3 3intentenue. EQUITY COURT6l.—Yammartior. Mare ViesXbaseettor Haight Brace. En Boxotow as MACLIAN. —Bums or Excganon. The petitioners, who were ironmasters at lltddlesboungh on-Tees, sought to prove on two bills of eschan g e for 2,0001. each, forming part of a sum of 11,5001., payable under en agreement sawle between them and the bankrupt, Mr. Dona hl Maclean, In February, 1846. By this agreement the petitioners contracted to sell, and the bankrupt to bay, 4.000 tom of railway by iron, at 121. 12s. 66. per ton; an 4 the bankrupt further agreed to pay a deposit of 11,6001., which was stated to be, according to the custom of the trade, a security for the performance of the contract, and to be re tained as an indemnity against its non-performance. Oa I March 11 the petitioners received from the bankrupt's agent a promissory note for 6.0001., payable at these months th the order of a Kim Maitland, and endorsed by her a bill for 2,6001.; and the two bills on which the proof was now sought to be established which had been rejected by the com missioner. Mr. Russell and Mr. Goodeve supported the petition ; Mr. Bacon and Mr. Cole, for the assignees,contended that, upon the evidence, the bilks wen not given for a bored fide consideration, but formed part of a f accommo dation transactions. They also contended that the claim was one for unliquidated damages, which according to " Greta o. Be knell" (8 Adolphus, and Ellis, 701); and " Boorman r. Nash" (9 Damsviall, and Cresswell, 146); could not be proved. The Vice-Chancellor said, that if the tranasetions were such as the petition represented, he was not prepared to say that there mould be no right of proof, although the amount to be proved would be another question. In saying which, his Honour did not mean to intimate any dissent from the authorities cited, from which the existence of the bills materially distinguished the present case. The question however remained whether, upon the evidence, the case stated upon the petition wee made out. On this point his Honour doubted, and directed the petition to stand over till Saturday, that some course might be suggested for trying the question effectually. COURT OF BAHHILIIPTCY.—YntriunDat. Seams Ur. Owarniwkwer shepherd. EXTEXIIIVZ BILL TIANSACTIONS. J. Blaney . &dm t-maker and timber - merchant , of Skin isevetreet, BAskepegate appieed for his certificate, supported by . Mr. Lawrasse, and append by Mr. Duncan, for the assignees. The ipal ids of opposition were that the bankrupt bed kept Be Treeks, though he bad carried on an extensive system of loon for obAuoing the discount of bills, and that his tradinv - had been reckless. His balance sheet showed a comparatively small amount of debts, se cured and unsecured, only between 6001. and 6001., and about 1301 of assets, of which 911. bad been realised ; but his liabilities in respect of the bills with which he had dealt anointed to no less than 6,1631. Of these liabilities, how ever, it is not expected that a large proportion will come ageless the estate. The saws nut down as profit, low, and expenses were merely estimated there being no voucher...— His Honour said this was a case in which the untradeamen conduct of the bankrupt must be visited with a severe sentence. The certificate must be suspended for twelve months, no protection to be given till ha had been six months in prison. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD ClRClllT.—lizzironn, 11•Ica Zi. Cams Coorr.— Setae Sir T. J. MD LOve MID MTIMPTID 1[1:1D18. S. Garrett, aged 85, wee charged with having, on the let of November last, at Rees, wilfully fired a loaded pistol at Anne Phillip. Mr. W. H. Cooke appeared in support of the prosecution, end Mr. Collins Smith defended the prisoner. The prosecutriz keeps a beer shop in Rae, and the pri- I Naar was coachman to a gentleman living in that viity. Frheaer hes a wife and family, end proescutrix is a young whimw. Garrett bad bees far some time lodging at the hell ei meemeatriz, towards slim he evinced a strong attach ment. This relished the ems tithe prisoner's wife, and she mai some string ehesnaliene whisk remised the can of the geeneneten. TMmaseasenee wag, that Anne Phillip in- Ifinagnil to the phone: that his presence at her house was no hapeellseireble; threatening, if ke came again, topit him out. On several emenome alter this Herren expressed Ms deter mination to be revenged. He continued Mei* the *me entries house onnatonally, baba in Waage mann, Wing ger.erally in liquor. On the preceding the occurrence preseattriz bought gems pig; end that using the prisoner made some inquiries respening the price of them, but the prosentsix reused to give him any faferma don, and the prisoner told her that " the plas resedd de her no good." Oa the following day the Pie died, sad Dr. Routes, of Roes, cm opening them, dimmed that they had been poisoned. On the evening of the let of Nov. lass, prisoner went to proseentriz Joseph Davin end praline: Ws mother bean present at t h e ps time. Prisoner all for a pint tt et Anne refused , Phili telling him that he was already drunk. Prisoner then put his band into his poeket, pulled out a pistol, and fired it at the proseentrix's head. Providentially the ball missed, passed through a door into an adjoining parl•nr, and was afterwards bond then. Prpeentrix cried " Murder," end an Into the drool, =deo prisoasr followed, where he pulled another peed from his packet and fired it into his own mouth. Tbh emend shot wee at first likely to produce a fatal result. liveuteally, however, the prisoner recovered. Theme beta having been proved in evidence, Mr. Collins Smith Manned the jury in defence of the prisoner. The Judge summed up, sad the jury returned a verdict of Guilty. The prisoner wee sentenced to be transported for the term of 15 years. Manna Or A WIT& _ T. Whitford, ageti4s,lriesitirieil with the wilful murder of bis wile at Brills, In the eseaty of Hereford. Oa the prisoner's frit appeases la the dock, he appeared totally neestorraed ; bat, es the else presided, he wept bitterly, and sat down during the greater pert of kid trill. It appear. that a neighbeae ertle prisoner on a morales la 041 lestommt to the deer of the prisoeses hoes. ineshiem ere set isireeining antelope, she ailed out "Bete,," width was the use of the dr e ssed. A voles from within (which Mrs, Pries knew to be that of the iwi ezder answered, "Betty is dead in the led." MIL Pries for ad:Kittens ;. bet Plesir answered that he Sada eat open the door, as Betty lad locked the door, sad had get the hey in her Hrs. Prise immediately gave au u be tire esighbeere, sad after mane of them had strived and asked kr wisittaase, the primer opened the door bask the leek. A soot benible Nene thea sees In the Meese lay the asses of the safer tunas Emma ; his *ell bad hem beaten to atoms. About a yard deem the ease lei the uturderoes weapon OM por tion of alaides, endstietof a Wt of one of the skim end a reties title tense) with which the booms i ia gedi had been enacted. After she door was opened, the prisoner walked out of flie tout*, and eoatinued pacing to and fro before it, his mind evidently being greatly disturbed. lie told the renews present "that he thought he had been fight ingwith the peat ;edam's Diana, and at the bottomless pit , ' and mid that if he bad known it had teen his wor wife, he would not have done it for the world. The prise nets also went int, the room spin where !teethe mangled corpse of his wife, and fetched out a Bible and Prayet-bouk, reading a chapter from the first, and the 109th Psalm from the second. Ho also performed many other extravagant actions, which, without it could be believed that he assumed such behaviour, plainly indicated that he wee insane. It appeared that 16 or 16 years sit° the prisoner was similarly , Misted, and was then labouring ander the ides that some person, as he expressed it, "had cast a spell around him." The unfortu nate deceased likewise shared in this superstitious Felled', for she observed to some of her neighbour. ' " the spell was coming on Thomas again, and she was determined to have it removed, ens what it would." She had mentioned to sewr.l puttee the alteration in her husband's conduct, and hod told them that she was afraid to live with him, as Lis cmduct had become so strange. The jury, under the direction of the learned heron, Ac quitted he prisoner en the ground of insanity.—The Judge ordered that he should be kept in confinement till her Ma jesty's plumate should be known respecting him. It waa 11 o'clock at night b fore the business in the erown court, where Sir T. Platt presided, broke up. Mr. Justice Coltman concluded the trials of ptsooners in the nisi print curt about half ea hew previously. Mr. Whateley, Q.C., tried prisoners in a third court till 2 o'clock p.m., when he left for Monmouth to open the esstmirsion. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—COVIXTHT, MARCH 28. Crows Courr.—fielore Mr. Justice Wattle. The court was opened short:7 before eleven o'clock, and the grand jury having been swore, his lordship at once dis missed them to the discha•ge of their duties, merely remark ing that there was no case in the calendar which required any comment at all from him. PAISS.TIOIIITING.--Tna ASSAULT ON C. B. ADDIALST, 800., M.P. Bevan men, named Lancaster, Clarke, Hill, Richards, Trott, Sudbury. and Harrison, were charged with riotously assembling at Kingsbury, and assaulting C. B. Adderley, Esq., M.P., a migistrate of the count rs and two police offi cers, in the execution of theirdduty. Tree of the prisoners pleaded not guilty. The others pleaded guilty. Mr. Adderley proved that on the 28th of December last he eseartained there was to be a prise fight in the pariah of Kiogebuty, and went to the ground to put a atop to it. A ring was waked out, the pugilists, Clarke and Trott, fought, and his endeavours to prevent the combat only ended in himself and the polies Wog stoned, and struck with whips aid other weapAr. Sudbury WM Acquitted, and all those who bad pleaded guilty were discharded on their own recognisanom to keep the peace. Clarke, one of the combalante, was sent to gaol for tour seastks, with hard labour, to enter into his own surety of 201, mid to find two other sureties in 101. each, to keep the peace, cr to be imprisoned until such sureties were found. was ordered to be confined for one month, sad fad the like swedes td, be of good behaviour. NOBTHERI4 CIRW . . . —Lwaßroor., MARCH 24. (*sown Conn. Mr. Harm Alderson. TIM BOIL= EIPLOSION AT PIfirSTON.—GOTELIIMILI R. Fogg. 50. was indieteiroiii; . manslaughter of Mary Hart. on the 30th of July laW , at the township of Preston.— Mr. Knowles (attorneyveneral for the county palatine) and Mr. Crompton conducted the promotion ; Mr. Belfast Wilkins, Mr. &gar, and Kr. German, appeared for the primate. Mr. Knowles stated the ease. The prhs - ner was an over seer in the employ of Messrs. Cooper and Garriegton, mums spianins at Preston, who have a mill, the machinery of which was worked by a steam-engine of 213-horse power, and this engine was supplied alternately from one or other el We boilers, which boilen were fined in a building called ffito boiler-house, above which there were three rooms, in one of which certa in persons were employed. Oa the 31st July know piths boilers suddenly exploded, and canted away the rooms above, causing great injury and loss of life. Amegstethera Wand was the person named in the indict met, lib, died elesetly afterward , . The boiler exploded la eausquemes of ea ion:copse rude of working the engine ; and the only question would be this—whether the reladaa in which the prisoner stood I. that mods of working was such as to render him criminally liable for the consequent*, which ensued. The engine, as he bad before stated, was one of only 26. horse power, and they (the jury) would find that the boiler in question was a boiler quite sufficient fer the purpose; but at this mill, for a considerable length of j,'„, - ,,c o rj„i k time, they had worked the machinery is such a manner as to 111 1 Do. t store press the ugire to that extent that, instead of 2G-horse 10 : D 0 •L10Pr 614 . 6664 20 Do. Gly.lesciak Jis power, they were doing the work of an engine of 40 or 60 ro Mega a Holyhead hone power. Now, the position of the prisoner in the ohm t 6 Do. Preference blishasent was this—Mr. Cooper never attended personally, ;I , I D ?" 6 2 =21 Me. Harrington very seldom, and the prisoner at personally &Apo/ JAEkL at, bar we. the person upon whom the management devolved ; 1e I Do. Mi. E. afl J , true it was, there was an engine tenter, but he, 341 Dloe.tepCPri ; like tin rest of the non in the establish m ent , was t 12 t L e Atr rp ai ander the immediate dlnation of the prisoner; and when et Do.klet6pCt No.l attention was called to the state of the engine, and its danger 4 De. de --No. 2 pointed out, the prisoner was the person unsalted. Ile, in is I,,:gretir,. to i bra that position, not only, as it was alleged, neglected the pre- 14 Do. lra+w cautions pointed out to prevent injury by accident, but de- 43 Do. do. Nor signed', and directly removed the precautions which had * rli c e,e . r' d l . l l 4 " . 1 : 3 - 4 been imposed by others. The boiler had been made by Mr. D o . Clayton, who, with Mr. Stevenson, some years ago, were re , Do. do 4 4 1 called in to inspect it, and toned that the safety-valve must 2 °,,, I it.d&i, 6lA i . a. either have been out of order, or that it worked improperly, a • m i di...WA/W , because it required 20Ibe. to the moue inch to blow it H Do. New off." The attention of these gentlemen being called to this, 4 110 . 1 gdrat De.a p et.Pritiek they recommended that cutout pipes should be pat into the s s a g L, boiler, which was accordingly done ; and the object of these so iridinoneori 04soi. pipes we, that whenever the pressure attained more than ILI Do I Mara • ' 121 be. to the square inch, the steam was blown off ; so that 2 7 , 0 „„,,, rder wt- no danger could occur. They also recommended that part nel De.de.s .4etcaned of the machinery should be thrown off, as the on was Di Lls..d2. Y. . not of sufficient power, if properly used, to drive the whole , s 6 ; 0 ,7 3 Z 0k 7 1 r of it. In the first instance, part of the machinery was so to Gt.loth thrown off, and as long as that state of things continued, the ..40 DiuNal„. • • working went on without danger • but it was found that 3 1 a N C" " whilst this precaution was exercised, the power of the 14 De. New IA engine was not sufficient to turn the machinery 111 Grist Weenees to 'Amish** ; and, instead of employing a larger r, engine, the prisoner directed that the " bail-over pipes" should 2. Do. }vac : be taken away, which was done. A person named Lamas, 16 „Do. Ne 10174. ;1 •• • in the employ of Mr. Clayton, stated to the prisoner that he 16 "7 : 1 1 1,. / . / nfr j." l " . would not warrant the boiler for five minutes. Mr. Clayton so mai tig er &lbw had also given a similar caution to the prisoner. Notwith- a Do. t Mans standing this warning, the boiler was continued to be I Zi worked is the same way,.and on the 31st of July, it bunt, IS Do. and the lives of mean cr eight human beings were sacrificed VI leeks* After the death of the deceased had been proved, es 44 Mr. Clayton was ermined at very considerable length, 17, in the come of which he deposed that he had several times it cautioned not only the prisoner, but also Mr. Ganington, relative to the state of the boiler. Baron Alderson said, unless Serjent Wilkins was in a petition to alter the facts of the ease es they then stood, he didnot see the utility of going further into the case. Seejtent Wilkins.—lf the blame attaches to any one, doe it not attach to those to whom the engine belonged, sad we have a parson— _ Baron Aldersen.--I think to both. There is no doubt PAID. MT. ilarrinTitoniiquiteie mod; to blame as the prisoner. It was his duty, when he became acquainted with the state of the boiler, to have ceased working it, or to have had it placed i• proper repair. r. Knowles.—The government have directed this prose cution, thinking that this was a matter which ought to be inquired into, and that the obligation ratting upon persons is the situation in which the prisoner had been placed should be known as widely and extensively as possible. His Lordship expressed an opinion that it was quite as necessevy that the boiler, in factories should be supervised as the bedew need is the marine write ; in the one cam the lives of the public were at risk, in the other, the lives of the poor workpeople. He repeated he did not see that it was of use goiog Sad. Wilkins-A di not feel, my lord, that I can materially alter the fads; but it does seem to me that, if there be any thing atemitable, it is wrong-headedness—nothing at all else. Hem Aleiseon—l think so too. He (the prisoner) is of extrema* Bead character , and is connected with a very weethy soeUetythe Society of Friends); and be is not to suppose that guilt, in this instance, means moral guilt. fierjt. Winne—Tie thing which the prisoner feels, my lord—and it is by no means discreditable to him—is the idea if having felony branded upon his character. Baron Alderson—lt is a felony arising out of the law • the real cause is, that he has carelessly and negligently con ducted himself in the management of machineg, so that the death of an in has been eseedoned. That Is what he has dine, sail it be what name yen will. It is, In point of law, felony ; but If you stand upon words, it is folly. _Be ant Wilkins.—Your lordship knows that a counsel is placed in an unpleasant potation what he hes to act in away which may to his client) awns. injurious to his Interest; yet I ebb& he most NM that we cannot alter the facts— some of them, perhaps. might be mitigated or extenuated. These has been some wrong-headednres ; but a more humane end caddies man does not live. Perhaps, under these dr. ease jt the jury find him guilty, if he is bound over— His I said after the verdict was returned he would my what ammo he would take ; bat it was ci the utmost im portesa that the law should be known in suck cam, and it was the MISS, of the interest of every one of us that there should be ISOM siring tide of law upon the subject. The jury bead the peinner guilty of manslaughter, but strongly resonmaidedhies to mercy. Baron Alderson.—Ndw, I thick what should be dew, — because Mr. Harrington is in reek* the mess idtaaties,— what should be done II le the steleresa. Mr. Herman intimated that that leestles was new under reference. Baron Alderson.—That settles that point. The learned bares then addressed the primmer, end sentenced him to be fast U., and that he eater tats his own reoognieances is 1001. to keep the pease, and be of good behaviour for the spree 'etre yam. pbe essecie• was complied with and the prisoner db. oboard. Tx; 76:7: Do. sham 110. Do. Dt.0.1• 161 —. • K - riird - 77.:::1 Do.N Do. FO.V.V. 1,1;1 F4l;:itiditiiP - 5;41 4 ft.ishores . ... A 50 Geode sad aradfce t d W Lads and Dan .. ado.Prs/.opara Ur. Credit, MrstA lambs Biactwall as I ta Do. ideation .... Loa.,Brigh, 01.02. 1 V) ri;Owar. 6 per Q. De. Pre. 6 per. CI- D: : Cm& 6p.t.1. 1 1662 Do 1 Nowitir. lowtoti . t Orsassoice :I Loodon &N. Walton Do. New siaorto 1 Do. Mills Do 4W. sAarrs.o.l Da.loLik,ft If B a Do.NI Deatii.th..3l lc R c MONEY MABICBT. NONDIa Evingtwot The firmness in the English funds which the market bad acquired at the close of business on Satur day, and which led to some transactions after the regular hour at a small advance en our last quota tions, has been lost this morning ; the opening price for Consols being 91* to f for money, and 911 to for the account. The market hes not resovmd daring the day, but after various linetaations left off at 94 to 91 for money, and 91 to f for the itcommt. Bank Stock was done at 1961 for the account, bat left off a trifle weaker. India Sto.k was done at 243 for the Accoun•. Exchequer Bills. June, 37e. to 400. pm.; and India Bonds, 48s. to 31s. p.m. In the Forrigo Stocks the market generally was much quieter with the exception of Peruvian. which was done n► high as 69, but closed at 68. Mexican Bonds were flatter tows: es the close of business, end were last quoted at 30,1; Buenos Ayres were 39 to 40f, but drooped to 39; Brazilian, 82; Po: tugurse, 27; ; Spanish Fives, 1.61; the Threes, 291. The Dutch Four per Cent,. were done at 79, but fell to 78; at the close of the day. Among the speculators there is still an uneasy feeling regarding the rote of the continent ; and the information of the commencement r f the war in the north of Italy hes augmented that feeling. The non arrival c f the Dee, which was expected to-day, tas disappointed many parties of the details of West India information looked for by that packet. The tardy support which, as already announced, the East India Company have at length determined to extend to the railway companies, was not officially announced this morning, owing, as we are informed, to some delay at the Board of Control. It is believed that the proposed guarantee of 5 per cent. p• r annum shall extend to the entire sum to be expended on the construction of the line to to selected by the East India Company, together with the cost of plant for its working, irrespective of the Ices or gain which may arise from any deficit in the receipts, after charging the working expenses Cr the revenue account of the railway when opened for regular trrffi . The terms are likewise understood to admit of a sale of the railway to the East India Company at par, upon a notice of six months, in came the railway com pany should not wish to continue to work it, and a right of purchase after 2•i years by the East India Comrany at a valuation based upon the last three years' results of the working of the line by the rail way company. These terms are deemed better than was anticipated by either the Bombay or the Eut Railway Company, and will, doubtless, give great satiefretion to the public, who have long been disappointed at the delays and inertness of the court of directors in dealing with a quest'on of each vital importance to the vast territory entrusted to their management. We trust that now there will be no time lost in prosecuting an ob ject so fraught with benefit to India, in whatever point of view we look at the in fluence of it upon that country. The improvement in the money market may now admit of even a more im. nied'ate carrying out of the scheme than could have been possible had this concession bet n made last year; and, with a government guarantee, there is no doubt that the capital will be readily obtained, and the works proceeded with without further delay or inconveni ence. The time of the year for fife settlement of the question is most opportune, as it will enable the direc tors of the railway companies to make their arrange meats for commencing the works at the very outset of the approaching cold season. ANL birth, March 21, Hareem MEM Dan, Mash SI, Trieste Alarm, Heil, March 11, LSon Agossa, Meets:et, Yard 22 Ho Muse Maria, Meder.,llarch fel= Advice, etromies Merck 'IMMO Asnorsiss OM, Mewl Sl i =l. Asa 'Aloe, Cork , SIM* le, Admittance, lie, Mask 211,11erdien ' Ara, Graved., Mash IS. Amends ASH 4, Oravesd., Merck 111_, Pt. Hinip Am Marla, OraveeLidaed• 21,Vonler Aims Cork, March M. Deena Albert, Cone Mane 20:Wsterforl Minh_, 2171 k, Mardi 12 Steals Mesas Deal Mask 11 Newest CaUteriS MA, Muck is, Clha, D.lLMrhl,ap c. Cade DeMd~irA Mr* %Lee Mrs Refit. s Marce l. 36 24 . , L itr a bo. " Didee ." 7/MW, HMls* March fk 'New Lek MotaMte, Orme, Much MMEl3ts. Emma, Hawke March 24, M E. Ceske, TWA., March si, ISMS Envoy, Don, Mardi el P iu =whis tra, Sash el, His sad Am, L• Mash 16,Diepire Elisabeth, Lt., !LIM IS, Mash. Elisabeth, Oravemed, Mare% 211 Eillarse Orscek i MuM AM/Men Ms, NSW IImAS Ants. linarse, /Endow., Much M, Mash. Zersitsr, ilismess Mask 17, et. Scam, N.B. ltdifield. 142/416, Leese Fav n =lll 6• AbuCiz ch lier . e./11 ... .1411 , Treport T0M "."77 . 1 ::= 2 1 •7227 oaadie, 14 New Melen2 George Orden, Orsagose, MaMem&sk let OMB sad Sue, lholneaS. MAtth Morielea Gude Mikes), flealer., Mar% 116 Nato Glide, Oork, March 1, Galirsy Hum Osibraltb, UT, Mazda 11, Lim Rabe lay.,Xirce Rer %Litesa Efarylisasad, Mass, MSS, Mem/ Lisraimme, Um" Ilk N. Tat ielta art 111= 1 117 1 6. 1111 = 1 R Clisa jabe,Deel. lamb_ Alremeells Maim, Carry, Mardi 11. =Sett Jai& Wllleir.laratries. Jae* Ones, rewassinlrek lobs and Labelle, Weide, Much 24, Muth. Janet, Members, March 17, St. John, Nate, Dublin, Much 26, Cadiz Myth. March 22, I otr•put Lyan k illy Os, Match M. itutinene lord Lovett, Out, Minh 13, 0,4141 Lew Gilley. Deal, Much 240441 m lonsul, Greenock, _March 24, Buts& lovely Marie, lLliteeur. Murh 2 2 , Liberty, Ruder., March 11, Amster. lady Plot. meows, March 23, Cuba Lamest, Gravesend, Maack 26, o P Li.., r., Much M, llargarel Parker, Oorkii,ewfoundlandir hiWp Match 22, N Mary Halket, Deal, Muck 24, Pal. parol Manta, Palm., Muth M, Ahern e) Marla. Montrose, Much 113, Riga Madawaska, Plya,Marth 21 adeNtda Mutt, Senbane, 'March 24. Caen Marquis of Nuke, Sunder., March 21, te Mathew and Ann, Sunder., March 4, D Neptune, Palo., March M. H emp ppe Norval, Montrose, Much 22, Wes Nouvelle Node% Perna, Much 25, Meadow NutgateurNatert. March 33,Neatee Nueva Gamma, Youghal, March 24, Santander Paelfie, Aberdeen. Much 21, Mavis SWAY F.5.U.e Mareh M il l'ec"* , (Akutta r•Car.lllylk, Mardi Hvre Penvis, Gieenock, 26, Mar a ch M, St. John, N.B. LOMA Sealy March 23, byre Nosseta. Muds 16, Rotterdam 1/ehmorri s Mere h 12, Globe.) isi NorafL 1111onSeur figgier ---"1 4/. Th"1"1.4117 )kat.. k ller Vors. 1111114, Liv. i tercllT, New —Orleam. ▪ tle,rodierw, lowa st. orals— somimoindiroureak Ik Natl. ▪ Shel.g. etreMele. =bit, Mere% N. Dublin Cork, Yank IC Load= There Mute, Y, Ilyek IN Can. 1611111616 ra r ztar 6. lll", Nur , tw. Weak:, Yeagbal, Xuaiwt.u.k xwe"pgmatirrt. WilUsg Peinelybeal, Yank si,r.eg itleo widepa. laugh Wllmat.le Slam Sealer.. Wm& eastardsn Wassio. Retort, Monk $l, Manta RAILWAY NEWS.-MONDAY. SHARE LIST.—La :1 on—The quotation of Hon In I trogoodioss: those of lbws 'Aberdeen__ Vu. Prefers... & AesUaria.:l•Lattsal. l t &Out Co. Demi IV•L„ Dud magi war. oe - so.withmafiseir IVot &Yak." Wm. & J a i. malls iAL Il s 69 ' 81'. I Ink sir - i 117 ffi eti. 1% 11 inez.now M liVe a. .n. Wit It t 1 1 , 61 63 'l9 131 P l 9 m U 13d. 15 13J. lag 111 is Td. 9 , 41 434.4. 1 4 1 *IAA 111 f AI 6 I tilt w 46i 31 4 1. is lit If 2d. rijOid. iiii — pla! 11 1N1A.4. it 10.04 T 7d.s.d. 741. d. lES lel 1161 .13q1 9 Vf .0 1011 111 I : 1 1131 I 4t .:ue 'l4l wow, likacm 26. low eharsetan denote Nigel husks sellers' prim. r. ilLon.losi &Waders 368 Do, New 604 . 2B. Pe. New, 40/ U Do. MN& 44. I Do.N.Pref.T p. 1 es D.24,C.n0 calls Mw., Burt & Alai. r 21.1. Abuich.,B44/.alfser. 36 40 Do. dare Ne. 1 74. Do. Mara No. 1,9 10 Do, Mara No. 144 I Do. ew 42/4 tretilif Do.Gt.Orkm.A4,ll De. do .hf 114 . ..... Do. do Td. Do. Slat t&Limah VS 14d. Do. Grumsby Dec&,lll 144. .... M Do. Cons. Pref. I Do.ltirm.& Derby 62 44 00.C.Ort&Dr.ept: 122 124 Mid.Gtlra d.ip t Ursa Middick Re4sr., Newcast ewmarket le & Car&ski N . . North NOD& leharom elet.oew 1)o. sharer I . . cm. Do birds Do. 1011. Do. Coon p 17 18 V. twOoor.lllpa 44 41 D0.1.444/1.04pa.1 Dr do. per Goa. N. aillaiN North rati f l r . 0 C4 12 4.11 d. 0i1s 13 r BOWS ip. lEconisd Central is* dfictioad ..,19 14 Reel t , 6r 2 111 Do. do. SoidliDiv.l 1114reme.d . lir-dosed 446. ' . Newfwar. 1 1 20. firosook.CheAN WM par Ip. Do. Maw .....' par 4p. Do. Qtrettri .... , 41 344. Do. New .... .....16 44. DM Cent.Povf i 44 164 Unica .. SI 16 19 . Pre/creme 15 17 24 3 1t1. Do. do: lCa I 3 11110144 d Ds. . 3 311 4 2.4 Dad Dw o.lim. ilo. 4 7* 71 Sala 16 144. & Y0r6..1 7 •64 Clow 3 241.4.1. Vide of lros Waterfor tA d &Mika 4 4 Waterfd.fliosork! Wear Watley OpCt.pr Do do. ..... 6p. Do. d 0... . Wal Witte. Semi Weywo l2 1041. Staew.la. York. Nowo.. 14 Bac 25 4 Do.org.Nowe 6846,244 Do. &Newt. ratan.ll7l DoONliPtuorProl,73 Yorks NUL Xidload464 6 Do.Priforssed . 5,44 Do. K&W.14144.ka Found Samoan. Anglo. Dolton .. .14 e 3411 . i I=VrirsTveio 64 6.1. 41Dowervirs Doh* Rhenish Of. Ditto Amour sal Llore Sordoni of Yrsooe'l Midas Dordomos 34 Petrie and Lwow.— Do. do Paris gwe s 33 34 Pub sad Ram . . Porte I arootoratro Wad. , Roos pad liam Illisolre oat Moue 4d 41 11 T; / : :4 4 . rd 6o. 2481".: • 21 P .I 17i 117 it SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mower ouffessaitems. tr " BMWs. Quetta," sal • ILIA% Usti AIL DOR ...... 0 Limb l4ran 2a 0 ....... tows N.aw. . 0 Lai. ma o India Tti Iformgles .....* 0 0 Boston and HALL' April 4 0 Mexico and Ilavannab March 22 0 Weal India March 21 Itimikl3.4tamll Antral, Deal, BArch SI, Ormond Asters, Fah. , March 24, D o elllnt M Miss, Palm., arch 21,0•114 Awns, Malt March 73, Leer Al 4 e, Han, March 24, Smog Amelia, Hull age,, Mann it, Stettin Annette lil4 ,ul/ 11.224,3ra15k0w Aurora, Mug, Marob 14, Mischa** Aalborg, Mull, March 24, Copenhagen Aaron, Lett", March IN, Si plant Antelope, IMeld., March 34, Haub. Antelope,off Neolunl, Marty SI Aleare. Asttiquas7, off the Owen, Karel. 23, 011001 Amphitrite, Piro., Manell. Were Atta/aXalmer,off Falmonth,March 29, Nosgeona Ammons, off Film., )(arab V, Brad. Argo. Harwich, Mardi 34. Alto.. Atalanta, 0 ravesend,Match 211,Ynollan Afoot., Oravestl., March 21, Batter. Abbots hemline, off Lie., March 21 Dorm, off Torbay, Illsreb 11. China Borneo, off Deal. March 12, Calcutta Brenda, bestord, March Charente Brothers, bwmmea,March 24, Rouen 111eistalaante,healiam, blurb 23, Coen Beeateet, Deal, March N. Graveseal Nods.ll.ll, March 94. Kiel Branstaaa, Mieldlaborough, March 14, Mamb. Beajamin Wage, off Deal, Yank 11. 91aurItItts laaia, t ai l aboan t Wilara la iikbe t i "64:1".I' L ui... 1: : 4 11 i vem*" :1 4 : :0 ;: " : 3: 1 4 7 44. 44"6"1: 23 11 1 :: 1410 4111 . ---‘ isti aal6"teilKa await, illitan ""1 " 41 . ---es n. 11.1 Now, , Antes, seentti ,st tve 1 4 ir:Xlit? "'" ' 4 " 11411"4. 1.... gt t 3 i . lz4l l . l be c Lodi Y. Ha dem i i 4 4174 . . Lacer, Leltb, Muth lame Dett. lock, n e m" ,rwee.,,, r.,Dra.elend, Neehril more `Urieeeoll, 4s4lt 1.k.0, Grovelesd, Wee ...toe _ h Deka, Deg m s,,,aoorees, okol. Venal) W.,,, unto% mt . s lOttilla. ' 41.A . :110 kl inerva. Goole. Meek n, s., l Lia m a m.r4k 1(1 14 -bikv.= w.., ~.,„,Lm. ~....x..., w. , Mali I b"ftime, I -Cy ' ---.. k...:1 644. 4.6. rth arls, few . 1 . Id e7 . 4e - --. li. , Y.off iCe 'l l th 4 ' attet lol 4o/,_ co r e ,h r. C.l4iff, Wee - teak" r i e Cork. Nerd. lb 7):11Elekt::;16:4:1:awelPi"*"."::::::rerHb:44:1":14h‘:7.1a"Gle::(71:7111427:".M.1.- E11:114 =ll, I ". °""t" IPtimrs.,eldi.e..."7:ljr.ibwgtitaaH 11:1"lColl7--,':::'71"1.1'..w::::0.1::".":4141aol,11:14:11:41,:iihh11111:* pi ...., 00 ' Mule b., :rs.o m.At lga"U oth,, eland. i.i. 'i":::7:4o,bsonmie.,. Queen, kowewee w leleol, ar Lai eV It ". —..... s t Ilea, lavertedblex e d ri b.ol,. Hoeft, Lem Kees a. g..a. -- .. nob Roy illlene leek rh..... Lowy Gape, weey . l.—ire. HMI. Dijm..Marek ki i r e .l l . l llk Rana, Am. Wows ----' Woken., *gad_ . . nowt Item Ilie.. Muth ef IL 4I Ilkaa Wale wee‘ steariassin. rase elel 44l"L et le— I Belo, of Lle.,ndeose -- "ao I make aal tem, Dkodokness. Ipio G ZIe D."" , neeek ilWil 414 kale, Sten, Weak e5. "1 47: lk.all". k . seateel , lee t t r : l l l. l, l4 res al l ii.„ T kii. : Ited l'", :l r alks, " lia : b7. le marig il l .. tsiw,::::: i vea ti : ".. : : :: 11„ .„, .Wen, lerlth, Wail 11. lesse lat symbol, %ramie, ewe esil d 7^ Syroanalt, Bowen., Wank Uwe Wrenn, of Doer, Ides so= Superior, !loader., Woe Ka i ' =ave., Mob. 16, Caaa , Geed.. Wu& WC& lhee o Brothel, Fem.. noel 14. MU twain°, Yam lees s Tell Ter, oil Dover, Ikei ll"" T. Cott. Mob. WI. 714 Tanner, Cork Meek skeeele. Thane Uwe. , Deol,Nrerk Wee( Thome. Maar, Xani a isn 1 oy. leoelee, Mare SI Rawls Twee Oftwadas, low* lima nit., Mitt, Meth 11,11= 1 " The. Shield., Mark latweeee Tjokkias, koalas., lima% ai• Twee Drone, Fade., anal T.t111,, Dam Womb Muri a. T..ltylwo. off Dover. Km Ikek len \ Two Melon, Cork, Mae li. Os. )Wi_Wbsue, off Deal, Marciiii,ltill7. Betsey Lewin, Oravrad., March 11, lianas Onam, Omit, March 24, Odeon Courier, Warm., March 34, Hamb. Chime, Aaadert March 24,2totterd. Canine, handed., March M, numbing My of London, Plymouth, March la, 'Magoon Cathcrina, Pianos, March 23, linden Mimicker, Pima , March 23, Lamp. Cuba, Deal, March 24, Oraveatin Christima, Framerburgh, March 24 Chriatlautand Champion, Palm., March 24, rains cygnet, Orangem., lurch 24, liotterd. M Concordia, Coale, arch 24, Holten. Carl Agnes, Gainahoro . ,Mar.2s, Hamb. Cul and A4rnen,Hull,March24,,Utosa Cowman, Hull, March 24, Lear Caro, Hall. March 24, ltamb. March 24, Koredbarg Canine Margretha, Hu.l, March 24, -- . goeodburg comuk.e., Halt, March 1 4 , 17, Pm; 1 ;: ' Cecilia, Leith. March 24. Nemo.: Cbibtoval Woo, I:moment. March 23, Norway Marine Caroline, Gravesend, ?larch 24, Uotheburg Dummy, Ile& March 24, Gravetead Dolphin, Gal/memo', March 23,H mob. • De Ilegy, Hail, blanch 24, Amoterdam Mom, Li4th, Hardt M MOWS brie tiebeseden, Bideldo, March 14, March M i rror lleua = l" , *l :iestiam. lil'arch 23, Camatas Diadeas,Sawdeet., March 111, narnb. bale at Mn..l of LAW, March 11, (Alcamo l)olpb., off Falai., ltarch Pk Lisboa • Ellrabetb, Dover, Marclo 141wc. Wk.., t 4 l4 4 ,..llLarc u llit 2. lli m eppe h 24. Botterdaza Eberhard, Dundee, Marctll4. Llebau roglie,beatveth,34arch 111„Quillebreu Ebuiezer, Inwerborgii, Marcb 244 Chriatiaraa a Egerotra,Praarrb.,2larchl4,Yaterwaa Men GUI/ma, off Dover. Mazda 24. Palma Emanuel, Grangemouth, March 24. Alm Miephmateg, Harwich. Marc! 33, Nytloblag Famanatbet, Poo/v.lWe/. hi, Hui, Eliza, Pearuce, Much M. Liverpool Elizabeth. Lyra, IlWeet Marc! Hamburg Energy, 111.44kwboruagh, March 14. Ebbe, Newham/a, M. Ine.e. Elizabeth. Marco 23, Lewd. Entleki, Marc! 24. Houttear . Xiche. f+outharop , March 23, Raab. Moe, Southampt., Marra 2i, flartetik Earl of Talbot, Grarestal, March 28. P.apertmest,G rusted ,Marcit - 26,"&pr17 ; Emerald, Lir., March 96, ht Mletmere Europa, LIT., Yards 26, Manic Hamm, Itrietul, !lamb 26 :G ,Conetentrn. Fenmsdre. Lie.. March . Lisboa Hone, Unmoved, March 26, Emden FelieNraveread,SlarchMO,ottenburg Fortuna, tireseeetid, March 26, Ilento Plot, Hall, Match 24, Woman Fredenekeoe, Leith, March 24, Amens Fortitude,MuldirM .2tart 24 ,It emb. Frans, e , March H. &Men Franke, Church., March 24,1truningen F ranke, ofr I Ina, March 2S, Leah. 0.., and Elaabeth, March 21, Hunt,. Garonne, Ronderl.,Merth 11,11ordesos Gertmd.r.liblekle, March 13, Mestere. Oordlaa bertha, Newharen,biarel. 24. Gronlnern Genre, Leith, Watch M. Calludnorg Guar. Deal. March IL Gravesend Giles, Palm., March 91. 'MGM &thane, Hull, March 24, Hamburg Grata, HMI, March 14, Hamburg HnH Much S M ICk A. i.:, it, h. George and Jaime, Sanderl.,Marrh 24, Iftunburg Grare, Femmes.. March IL Lie. Helen, Torbay, Starch 24, Oporto Hope of Wellwart, New))., Marsh thoolagen Hannonle, Newh., March 21, Meanie Happy Return, Brietol , March 14, Lisbon Ham, emit, March 21, Malta ne " nlalt t Y .erra ' t i h " 11n 2 = 6 , ;re A l 24, Rotterdam Hofoung, Goole, March 21, Hrc men H e l en all, March 26, HentLatit Helene, Hall, Huth 24, Bremen U,.14/ Trolle, loll)), March 21 rnola, 11.1.16nek It, Ownwl. Veneturla, Gard , Nan* 0, dm Vlctoris, HO, Kneel f, WM* Venn., Hull. Much 11, Wyly Venw DU*, Newhaven, Nue * Data 'res., Weymouth, Nevi 31,1*ft tsrel, Narwkh, Mareh *Ma Veneedur, (Mk, Mant *Pah %Amnia, Ineleta, Nana 7i lam Rents. Deal,hlwek*Oaln Wsw. conk, °note, Yuen Wl.lll Watedfld, Middlesboro', awl. 4 ,v = i ren toi ro Ikea mina, Weis Nava WY* wan, Coen, Mar , ch lb Ccadan .11ria , Marta Y. Aim Aberdeen, Karen *llOl butiew, He U,lkak a, lay., Mardi 0, Dolan RPOEIOL lievaacalea, Leith. March 17;e7i•iit.. Hercuka,Onct arnd,Marchla,M Wwr Indus, Llv., March 26, Bahia Isattxerig Cikrallae, Leith, March 26, Immanuel, Shorth., March 22, Ranh. of Macs Mead, Mardi is, NevrOrleama /asthma, Graveltad,March 26,Eaiss Jamas 4% NUarbeth, Graveacad, March 31, Raab. 'sae, Ortnesesd. March 32,0421 ams Jeaho Iwo, Mlyth,March LnYll • Yalta n,.: u«k 1 IC.lcatts Loedos Idoin MgWarier /lardy (Landau) (r111.111h) Janette lEnmities. Cott Yalta LUTA Loado• Charlreton q.". l °E S.W ' Jine (Lrrrpid) . iroolp Merope =rqrslut PlyeForolle 1 "" alairs Market (Netrenat;' Malta Nnotrio, actg. • Cortataraktop Protector Loadao Symmetry. bric..Newoutle aorerelas Titaala. arhooser Soutbarapton Iltos.nderartr t,l. Venter* Ithindli.; Verrella (Lem.) Veracity, wham laatit ; 1t !Mauritius—. Oarthasena.. !fades CASUALTIES. Abboaloise, of Abbeville, from Valeryvair-Sommo to Cardiff. strols a sunken rock in this boy. yesterday, and soon after sank In IBb water: crow saved.—Poomancc. March 24. Acadia isi from Liverpool to Bremen, which was Itmlfted loW Teght lint, 13th inst.. after being on shore near that okra le nporllll bare suffered mote than was at fi rst imaginci, and that Uwe great difficulty in getting her removed.—Memel, March Id. Charlotte Ann, for Autwerp, put back.—Fowey, Mardi 24. Iles Majesty from Loodonderry to Fleetwood, tin oo am Batblin Inland, on the night of tho 22nd loot., and eikti.—Delfa• March 24. Lorpent. for Port Philip, put back, with low of anchor and Gravesend. March 25. Sucrose. for Rotterdam, put back—Fowey, Mardi 24. From EDINBURGFI GAZETTE —Friday, Mardi& SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Dolma* M.Awnirs, Greenock, woollen draper, March 31 k AIM% at Melvta's T.mperanoeooffeeboure, Greenock. Joan Torso, jun., k Oroaos Youro, Glargow, merchants, April S May I, at Comrie's Royal Hotel, Glasgow. BIRTH& BA NEERMAN.—Mart:h 21, at illargea. Mrs. B ooo r o w. Of an. BA ET ER: Maxh2o.at Cheshire, Mrs. A. Baxter, of• dauglatt BRUADWOOD.—MareIe 21, at Tunbridge wells, tho wife of IL Nei wood. Ere.. M.P.of a eon. CAMPBELL.—March 20, M Edinburgh, Mra A. D. ClimP bd " . daughte - . CRISERY.—Marets 20. at Ballymoney, Antrim, the wife of the liect F. Crtiii, of a daughter. DUltliA.M.—March 21, the w.f. of W. Durham, Esq., of Bortf,d l dauehter. ELWES.—Mareh 20, U Elro•green, near Cirenoester. the inf. i ' L Elea. Esq.. of a daughter. FO REES. —Mardi 18. at Edinburgh. Mrs. W. F;rhes, of deughla_, , HALL—March 22, at Tottenham, the wife of W. MM. Mg..' daughter. LEE.—March 25. at Petrie-place, Great Ormondstreet. Ere. Yam Ler, of a iOl2. tl M•JAAN. —Muth 21, at Baru Cottage. near Ayr, Mrs _ _ _ • OM MARRIAGES. BARRAIID—STYLIL—March If, at Si. Lawrence. Soul/von Challis Deelulus, fourth son of the late W. F. Barrio& Champion MIL. Surrey. to Sarah Maria, 'vats,* daughter of 1 . 1 ." R. Sole. E.q , of Wraystary, Bucks. BOYD —P AR S O N S. —Oct. at at. Paul's Church. Anita& 1 1 1 : Zealand, by the nee. J. F. Churton, James, young* . 401 d Edward Boyd. tog of Mar 'on 11411, Wiztonshlre. N.B. tad relict of William Parsons. Esq., 11.E.1.0 S., and WY & M ir Gra y , C''''mandlug tho Royal New Z e aland Fendhlet. BCC TON —WILLIAMP.—March =, at the Cathedral Chunka daff, by the Res. T. M.A., vicar of CosthridtsS eldest sou of J. Duckton. Rm. spdallorton, war Leeds .1 6 tine Mary, second daughter of M. Williams, Esq.. Brian& '— Balsa COLES—WHITE —March 22, at St. Mary's. Soutbwarkbl- -me , te ga C Bowen, Charles Augusta , . youngeA eon of J. Coles. I:4•°' park. Clapham. to Mary Anna, only daughter of C. Mull. Blv" the Parson New Hent-road. CIIRMEN—RNOX.—March a t Obagow . R son of H. Curwen. Esq., of Wortlngton Hall. Cumberland. hie. Warmoreland. to Catheriae Robertson. daughter of die, Rao& D.D.. 'oldster • the wilted parishes of Larbertall.. " pace, SUrlingshite. FRY I.,R—HALL —March 11, at St. Rartholomew's, Manthdlet...." S. D. Fryer, e'deit son of the Isto Mr. S. Fryer, of Baittiet io"' Riluadaughter of J. Hall, Esq.. Manchester. ll—BßOUN.—March AL at Brighton, b the RIO a tiV rector of Winall, Banta, E. B. KemWe. Esq.. of South 1 1 Roves, to Sarah, ?dicta lb the late T. oun. Else. of Car • LIFFINGE—ROLLFAITON.—March V, at Orpington_ Be,..!.Rolleston, Sir H. Levin" Bart.. of Rest 911° Ca l.Z. ll meath..tt Caroline late. eldest daughter of Col. Rola:Am. -- - DEATHS. ..re of L BAILLIE.—Morch 20, at Edinburgh. arise Margret . -- ROW. Esq.; W.S., late Sheriff übstitute, Dumfries. o.ssr BAKER.—Marth n, Collipriest House, Tiverton, IL P. —. bM aged M. BAN ClLS.—Marcb 24. Mr. Anthony 01 'dim Banda of No. E. rgs dilly. aged tl, deeply and sincerely regretted by Ms feP lll numerous Mnds. 111 1,4 BELL—March W. at Brompton, Elizabeth, 'relict of ibt Ese., of Kira terrace. IstingOn. aged 81. to% DICKINSO2I.—March H. at Dublin, Ile,ter, dsugbtaf ""' Dickinson, Esq.. of Cork. aged H. IBEW.—March 10, at Dublin, Mr. T. new, aged 21. 0A , 113. —March 21. Lucy , mooed daughter of the late E. Gab, •••••• A% ClM l L F HEEt t li—Mareh 1). at Brixton. Edmund, eldest Old Ooodbebere. Esq of Lee. 12011118 DY.—Match V, al Weiglngeress, Harriet.. eldest tr i ,„22 tinter of the Into Bev. 0. Hoemsby. OM of Turtdem. U....- . aged M. .geof %IL HU i.L.—March 22, at Ttclrood, Mai MertMck, Franco. Unll, Esq. JAM WA—March 20. at Clifton. J. James. Fie.. of NO Mblia. terabire, a maghtrat• for that county, aged 10. LOCKETT —March 22. at RiblEdo7. near Werewolf, Wa Ulaiiii 0 " of T. Lockett. Esq of Loartoe. soma PARK IN.—March 11. at MoMeicilt, Padua , .--"-- Oornwal mod 71. PIIIESTLkf 20. J. Priestley. EN.. of ?IMO C 4166 Tortethisma. lATarDOOL aged 03. h io VOL—Merck 21, 111 ward Prover. Youalett g the Pythiad ma by WILLIAM KM HAM of Ift . e raTe, IltflatAt terel leeadea. Printer. at the Met. In a Its sesisol GC Whltettlata—Torthar, Masai mr.• Porto Moreton H. Liverpool. Lpadom INew Fe 3.23 Off — Caleiii. — Mar. 14 Orme Wail at 3 dp Yrb. 10 .14x. lOW. INN. Fe b . 3 12.31 N. Feb.2l 3N. Jan. 17 ,'I s. Ult. Mar. 13 Na N. ST. Feb. 20 'O4 Sal. Mar.ll 111 NW. Jan. 21. II N. If. Mar. 13 / 4.1 X. NN. N Mar. 12 Feb. 1M MN. Jay. 27 IC. 11. Ma. 20 Oelhe INN Fib. MI N. NAV Feb. Id 10ff 333113 Feb.. Of Matta la.. 33 021 N. NM Mar. il OTC. St. Ili liar. 11 43 N. NV Mu. 11 43 N. SW Feb. 17 44N. Mr. Feb. 23 Off Iffar. Mar. la 40 N. IT. Of Li bit Feb. Id Off C. tit. thohcm num, Eve pe lhes, It agy% Bank PW dap, , in The . caution little ie The that a with s near troops, aet on were in the qu Marian of Pim brunt 21 11-16 Peßalvfm, Bilbt. 04. 19 95. A T B R I mug or ART an inTri s a4 In a octrist *worded 444. Tti P, jug r AT ' r, tome of %di shows et of tam Enslish Wi Oorrr. goad nig servanae woody (3, the gee. littetpe street;7o be. thesutle 627 Straebou Boralogni Priv The wi uneseh grapb Con to Pub Inder e tads ) . this n u The 'One( ado of of the ( Mho