The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-20 00:00:00

Alsaal liellease Alias& Wanly of Wateahani.osiAbbeis awastis of Beaftratlgoe. sad Kazin* el liallersy, in Is the averse of the sp re Whop deli- Pared • brief abbess. Is which be e esMs alai those of the I dew mast fa after 300 yeszKr/ destinies bled phased Salto mew fa their aids the sweat slime delis, mad Sat those woe to that asfultheadesi es mese Oda soil teAshiese Lisle site was ser ra n iel ar il w the ambit alley el drain, Meet St As slut le the saertises the ehlmitelest had mile is sta bilities lei sesinallw flatamaishey, sad exhale& the seeks asi stokes (hes 30 is IS la imam) to Saute rather liessord is lb awl sad psi salsa. The sereseey semis* rather awe than three beim aitalollllllll - TO AOSIGULTOR3 AT • DISCOUNT.— Tbe Itstmlivie Aran lissildisweresirealassi Is the maw beg gegarday waavaissits a modes le be beide ribs lime Sip :spa at 12eldeskbetbspepess geadirsiog thipestatma shileetapiselbisb - IA kir adds& by pellOsa le ledlateset. le shads passe* ia the shop of s lasi isep ups Isselp sees The reams Ober messed to be sr trillbeest sheet the et Ibe Mises were so bapeelbstly Ore the el talagag—a seaVasaa abbot mildew sad Ifewboy—weilii Is lbe seem anti sheet a quarter te ems, sad two Owners Novi his ; • seavemiles seri basso the three ea the eableit d pesselise. lies re bps ef ea beer their aimahet wee siopieelei b the seesereeas of ire ethos mizeltable; ifs mod.( .ea the awls. eseabbeg of Iteeslatioae lei bee Newel, alai a air aierien g ra l"L wa up by the patleasa Mini&attelps- Wee ef a base sseablep; bat dame pipers bie see Allied to Mars is lie pease, etch the mail soaps, dispersed widest Mai wayildisi. KIM P0180111!ki WITS BWAITIALATIL—A case bu jut warred at Tasstriis 'Sae the life of a ice boy, four pus of Nom woe smilesi by putskiog of pert of oat of the psea eresseses s site &versa a Cbrbtates cake. ▪ Nelms ems ea ski* niter the ornament wee sates, sod the lei. char livell=te, died has k. deem.KE. BRISTOL CATIIIMIAL.--The dispute about eliaant lea the eirvies I. this per, Rye a conespondent, pro- Wes be bed tea seises sleasNbs. The othen Deno wad Chapter isiefereave to the opiates tithe ebrey sad , resolved et flak swedes to mead the order ia which they directed that she mimeo sad Warp ahead as longer be intoned by lbseasiating siabeer ; bat tbs Dna having bees out Wiet the Issuer, sad ast eseewrift is des aew rassiaties, Wed ea eider es eslad e isary la tialh be dbesie that the .1.11 he add sst raw by the Weiser. The bee Stet the parties, sag the manor r maim pito 8111 10,0111% CLERICAL. Tammany.. Rey. A. B. actisWolizz, to Great amp C. 0., IhrOalk, OW. Nor. Bor. 0. Poria. W Nokia P. C. Rev. C. Duerr, Pidellgaii ILAN 1104 vie ; pot., Bp. of Auge. Bov. I. W. lompooo, to his AbbAts C., Itomotoot. Bow. H J. Woofs. to Wise Hy& P.C., Hato. die. loth.; pet., Bp. of Lorloa. dio. U. Apb.; MILITARY. - - -- - - Plannilliii leitwa.—Alli Ler& Ony iallatleil I am Ye amp op Pk kw Intear mails IMO waft kr illo latboloo. k AA ok um Ilmt tint Omni oat dam; boodik Thus Pio/ I, pond Gam Woo* komo aid am In okkboffiroo re If big. IMP deli on br Po is moo d Ming; but kosoo loll k►kept skink! ookommolkikk alkoro ma plows ow sot tole dt WWI braes; or koramoloroookok =MoDoto E rse or us.. akar NW pompop *NY Po it. LIP lk rspootsd toothdors to tho surhadika SPORTING. Tb. astiolossi - g7laisalcoos aslo, .11170;17 two ososplions, was aurzn e msit lawsloomio; tis trionsootion woo = o o w d . tlao =roor= ;Ps sue PPP Pr tie st IS to I, ma th e me IMP al to 1 : Ps tins fs bstk 10.1 alnurs sealer Is Istesses Oistir soap. Ms Meter Op Oils se Istpossoillt P repot Der 114, ma Ms , sad admen ta UMW ; no olio non gold apt lay Their, tot 111. &guidon to tog apt hor TN onololoitalls. ionoptab's item TS not was shoornition ; it is vidoprod that he Enka awe nabs am Ms mil Mr to bor. W. it,. the rim to to. also of Ps POIS : LavinupooL 'Taiwan Crum-8 to 1 *got Primo Gawp ILLtizi apt Ifs Omit (t), 10 tot opt Napists, 10 to 1 apt IS ft 1 opt Arab Matte, 23 to 1 apt Sabha (t), /3 to 1 opt Ira Doke (t). 1401111LONOTONSIMO BTAIIOI.-10 to 1 spt Longwell. 13 to I opt Footstool (t), 13 to 1 opt Halo (t), 12 to 1 apt War Brits (t), SI to t opt Watchdog (t). 2,000 Goma &ml.m-4 to 1 apt Mr. Mast (t), 5 to 1 apt Hoolyaina (t). NIMIOPOUTAII HANDICAP.-13 to 2 opt Lagar (t ), II to I apt Canon" II to 1 apt z, It to 1 mist PP 1 Isiostsr, P St 1 apt 23 to 1 opt reira Lyme (t), apt 1.444 Is IS opt Lew Ills and lb. Orrin Cup (q CUSTOS COP.-20 10 I not he o' Mkt (1), 20 to 1 agog no Tartar, PM 1 apt Pop o' Ds, Boy, 33 to 1 apt Cana (t to Ni, 31 to 1 apt Pals (:), 13 Is 1 opt Blusher, 32 to 1 apt Lops DIMS, to 0 opt IMAM (t). 30 to 1 &Masa{ %NO to IP apt Milo Moshe Oh It to 1 yr Idd to twenty cc OPp pools apt Ms Tour, awl 2,050 Is 43 apt Lop,. DIZZY —7 e . 2 apt Flying Dutchman (t 4 to 1), 7 to 1 nig Trim, la to 1 apt Hasoopontb (t to M.), la to 1 sptUrial II to I=saatilik (t aad oat . ad ), 23 to 1 apt sanwspoir, 30 to 1 so t thuts.-20 to 1 apt Highland Miss (t). iLatv fittentenue. WORT OF QIIIIIN's baNCIL—TIIITIMDAT, Ain Pam—Boron Lord Domes sad Oilmen Arlie. LOOP.. BLLOSOVIII.—Aw APOTZBOAUVIII BILL. 11;./e;lejatithee wee 'runnel for the plaintiff, and Mr. Whataly, OD., appeared for the defendant. Mr. Serpent She, la statists the CAN to the jury, said that the plaintiff was en apothecary carrying on hie bother near Bristol ; and the defendant was Colonel Blagrove, residing at Walcot Park, Berkshire. The action was brought to recover the rum of 221. 45., which was partly for medicines supplied, and partly for cults paid, to a young female of the name of Shayle, in whose welfare the colonel was deeply in- bread In the ytar 1837 the colonel had longed an WI. msey with the young parson in question, who was the* only fa her fifteenth year, and of a low origin. She resided for a essasiderable time ander his protection near his braes to Berkshire, and continued her intantw. with him until his saantage, when the connexion terminated. The colonel afterwards ' in the year 1841, bought a cottage foe Min &tallest Ling Adana, where he had large estate. He also furnished the cottage, sad allowed Mies Shayle 601. a year. Sion afar that young lady came to live at the co t bp she we' taken ill, and the plaintiff was introduced to her by Mr. Plumley. The plaintiff then became her medical attendant, and continued so down to the year 1846. Daring the course of three refs he paid Miss Shape 186 visits at 1 1 Sta. 6d. a visit. and supplied her with medicine to the amount of 111. The pkintiff had received payment of a part of his debt, and he now sought to recover the balance. Miss Shay's had sabsequently married, and the question for the July would be, was Colonel Magmas liable to the plaintiff Hader the dreamstances which he (Mr. Serjeant Shea) had stated. Mr. Plumley, a market gardener, was then called, and trusteed by Mr. flarjeant She.. Witness knew Cal. Ma. prat and Ws Shayle. The colonel purchased a cottage for bet, and visited her three time afterwards. Wittiest paid mosey to the plaintiff at the request of the defendant Several letters, addressed by the defendant to the witness, were hen put In and read, from which it appeared that the colonel felt great interest in Min Simile's welfare, and was arherm that she should hays proper medical a ttendance Mans. Mr. Plumley was thee crom.exandeed by Mr. Whitely. He said that he was a bankrupt in 1848, and then claimed BSA, as being due to him from the defeadant. On looking into the accounts, however, it was found that wither owed the colonel, whams rents he collected, 2,4001. Witness was suspended by the court for twelve months, for not having roper books, and did not get his etirtificiate. Witness gave up all Ms papers in Mar* 1848, to the attorney in the Craction, Ltd with them all the dateadant's letter. t uarnint of Colonel Blegiare's rental, collected by 'B asun was 2,4011., but he considered there wee as error is maybe, that he kept bath the eeisn•Ps mew. Witness welM swan that fee had ems Woad Blare., visit Min libeglA end then it vs at his ceder the cothqye wee pur *mei hot rend es* ter Mr The sheadense et the pWedf IR Min Sight wee th en proved h it elm* bey. Mr. Haegyp re enewtheed by Mr. fierjesat Ilbee—Wlta Well WI/ the adielher and had bees Wham to the snApiess r iders bir i= ii Oa Weft the as . beat ea =r ths lauds:: mo ment fir 911. was die Wong Diepowe to Mr.Whately. he the eneeniellhet Me And was set liable to theniebilg sail the peens wee enenjunehha. Me wee mad eat hie dints ham MI been NA he slain* he theme retie the eensules idiot had =hind between parties, yet Mill the hems showed that he wee kimeseted is the tate et this yeas women, which toes - esedilelib TWIN/met seensel then east Mee. the lady to. le • wit* shad tint her residua use vas that hreed is 1811 she wont to Len Albion, when all lei sad soprani between her sad the asinine MISS& The sainted her MIL s year mil she only sow Ma three tines elteeshe went to LO4 Adam. Mr. Leine had been re esammaied to herb Mr. Pienky, sad she peM l hies 101. the resent of we bM tibia he ern In. Willem Mr. Ilkohy to mile to Oil . .sense to mist her inti m ba. Winer hit Lag Adam sem etter, emdltr. Lem teld heir the he wail tette piymeni et his in any way &ems se M him bavot IL by Mr. led bees l i im en v se e eraind with 0.1. agu e . es when wham wee Mien yeen. Wilms bed se Ilignakla with the detandoe sire eh* he Ills he Lag Ashton, sad wee b &ta i l she weinsil say able te Mr- PVT' yid low 1.1 " 0.0 weer, sad she a Wary le e a mina tfw resolved odeetalenel hetruedin. Kr. Pbranley wnrinin - Inielied by Lord Damn, end ebbed abet he had bahensd dhe plaintiff that Ms ibehalent delind bin to mead Minillegle. Lard Donnas, in eanaden ea hit N to Mainly to ay worker Goy nen whisk apes Ms adieu, Ned nos the 1 delhalleat• hem" ass be w e , k. ih i n te m tv a reserned manilla he the yiehilirtiit 46. • Is lOW ....• • I .11 1111AUB0110176114Maggriaaawres tor IX Own. clawsmowsw.—Al awns at panes elawfirwa eskowaidesa, was alalgai Milk bad* amp • a Juseea_semso oa ..... e ---. Chains omilm T h e emplanes , . whit Ink bleeding Ana die weeds be Lai imbed, laid o. Greadrat was a Pineleper in lit sambas. lie lad emeles le draw so at the beads to take up a la', ma wlib Sp ea Se rod the Esi set oat el the end lira COOS er wire am die bed with ids Wok; aid tad Ida that he led se Wien te mit me kegs skate es Ile reed. The SWIM pet top Se mod =sad es exa se esseplakleld liMerded se steps the Mask at hint epas. ItersiC era k aspidelat =re stlek. sad it was bookie isodie k .1110 S lim, _Mk tk ilie llellied id lbe Wise Mb Mak bia kb .yam severel e s is j asia adds. • Maas ease Sewed and Sat took plass in the alai la Ife me die eon. fleeter hi tbe See alik Ike tat he aot see whir seek deep enteide if Ma The datedeet seil tbe implied provided bint kim gide( est el the 'masked ma = T ie s eglieg sam = is tip dm hi Wad ter lie beW kla benappies ea kiljeasw. He atimpled le swam Ss esapis tem die etr with kb eddy in elder Mt be iambi get ad et Ike emibes. Tbe emplament brace the risk. end shale .noddy did pub at kia. mil So's& et tke with went wird tke empleidade Set Mr. MNlen meld it append te %ha that Ike dederiest bed some ado kr kis combat He wee isepseperty &- seised ia die eareibus, es he sewerived, sad le wed his stick es a seem ef preserieg his libereties. 'Whim the elle beans Webs 11 them awned the ikeresisit et • du- VMS ,011.111, 101 the deltadeat et asst thus to have wed it wises the awaylaiasas The adatleme Amid have samessed the ausdattor foe aisessiall. Pe Omsk% Istaweer, that the ass weed le lave seas isemplaes. The ddeadeat wed Ike embeds: wet to sow dater said the liellialast bad semi lim a Kr. Meshes did ask Ihkit the ma easkald inflict a Ise elk kr the amok odds die delhadsat paid the eamilAteatlis.—Delhakot spiel te glee Na 6e. THA8125.-04MOUTTAL Olt • 1 1 91111111.41MTATIL3 POO FRIAINT.N. 09 X, weal.* esesiaed, w!th steaks a 61. Be ak of MONA ask, aalsber i t li Z d . bees melted ia die Mime et Saturday. It wa ioned the note was pestedis allergia thellaratird dike es the 9th ult., bat aeon smashed MB elioliesdel. It wee tread by Paste, ea elbow, skashot le the who bed alma pesersiee, to the pseesesioa of the Omer, k to hie =la payment oda Mk Erika's, twig the fre• the sate, bet see how it weetheleastelfrees LI he weer. sad I is N= :to commuted foe with have to pat is two sureties of 401. seek RAILWAY NEWS.—MoNDAy. MARS Li6T.-I.o Sii s.—The aalations al Num la 1 ttamakas: lam d Ur r, FIDZILIIIIT 19. le eisresten emote Mee Wks Nene Wen. - Loam I &Wales 1 Da. Nap SOL Ds. New 411. Ds. Qrs. Twatko I F 5 r.r.e...,-,.. ...: 4 s iDo.M.Preairait 1 :W a i l te•d anDli fil j Dm. Dalt 11 X* 11 130, MatriLAAVALfte. Is is i DA. rants Ho. IA LltiD4k. Agra „,..,,,,A DO. *ores Na. I'6 10 De. eq.* Pref. 119 I 9 16 Dweteraitt *M t* II ,91 90 8* 1001 De. • Pref. ll6l 16 De. . ,199 103, , . U C 100 .'"T•2 , i 134 69 " N v 41PT-- 1. - - • . kw _T r•-• pi JE 1 go , 147. 2 u , De. WIN.. ... 6 Da. 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General Annual iestisirLondon, Feb. 19.—H. G. AOLIONBT, B , q , M.P., in the chair. The CHAIRMAN said that beyond the umal difficulties atkosiksi mactings ne all matters eonnected with great p sullselalldasp, loin colleagues and hinteelf had another mew of diffinalty seri pain thrown upon these, not as re- CMtheir own feelings and wishes, for they amid have object in view , the making the shareholders ac with al l that ;merited the great work they had in respectialt which they hoped that all they had done mast with a favourable ! judgment—but one impated ups. this by the law. The difficulty to which he alluded wee Ilk a great number of the shareholders in this under. laidasgbe ad geld up the call of 21., which had been paid The motives which induced them not to pay aril ad/hi be various. With these motives he bad weakim Win for whatever they were the law was the same. Lest be MGM sot express accurately in words the intentions of his selleegam, and to prevent misunderstand , ng, he led Ems up a stat went on this subject, which he begged Moe to seal. trader the deed, therefore, and the Joint- OWN A* lbw who had not paid the call of 21. were pe arled dm esidag any part in the formal proceedings which eseind in the adoption of the report, the e'eetlon of dire:- Ism and auditors, and the adjournment of the meeting. He mill ammo this it was with no Intention to step (lineation, het!' semellesse with the law that they felt bound to adopt tidaeemse. whoa the Lresel beldam was over, he would them be reedy te Mir epee the dinuedon of any topics tbsa ea y elassikabbe night Mt to lenhented on. In mem OD Mr. FritOn The Oitanit&W MK Met they bad tabs the opinion et the Allemetilenerel es the euVest, and his opinion me i thin maw Ile deed sad the Jeimillethe AM these who had MI MI up the W. eased& wethesly edema part la the MEd preening, of the muting. Mr J. CAIMBLL rase le make semi observations, whoa the 0•A31111•X interpenel, end said that es one ens r is telle ibe es who bad set pei t t e m he t i f. mai be meld not bu em wen _tidierwould be entitled to speak. Bat till then over thq pima enpthat the shareholders who had act paid up swim set (Sir J. Campbell end sone new elembillikeehea l lrette meeting.) Tim ins Am read. The following are the more ta~mefeM= si ft &soonest : Ths will remember that, at the meeting haled w the Illek July, UM a resolution wee come to— Thet the her of the Lean& bear the date the Mt hip hut, esenned a bensV a con test iniele apparel le the meting advantageous ender en. hag abominese The letter, which was painted in the Mint Walled SI the maw refined to, was as follows : I' bierbewee t !sly 1848 —Sir,—The Court of Dientlers of Me Mot Lis Ompany have had ander their essdiendea yew MOM died the 28th ult., is wank, cawing a reply to yen her of the 17th of that taeMINN of the BM Is- Erintray ea Oingem whether • peopositica might net andesomily be 411111•61 Ilar • eontreet on the tame es to gumbo& Interest prepoesi by the sem, for eneneMeg a perdue of the Use between Caseft sad the asellsweet provimem te be aanlnelly agreed sad net is Net Ole Mika ending. la the mat eeMMal ne to slate tint, IS • iffieW of tie drama ileneellm ef the arse, guy are to made to tbejr23. dim e that a ma of BeiltwNL=l2 B l the wormy, .2117,i' }reef be Mimed, maths Qom the ' lttoe[tltitestailminlies,thtt the will be able, tam* M ea reghlend " It i = the Po/ le be f it seas to any W i t deny, mid ea eatneSt ur e minded MA if this mum is lle Wag BM sew befog pediment I/ 444MM C. 11.80781% V al helm* M et,Le t•Jitigassesi tist mes si tg y agirrlie above I bit a. 1.. team, sad that it masimed he these to satisfy the amid of diereses of the el* el. snempasy to rau• the sum of one million eleslins la the /wpm, of the undertaking, to diens the peeks if the We to be under take, and the teems of the astrast. Bobsequade. in mil to a letter teem Mr. sailing the egiesSee of klligowl of DOWnliwn is the effas khan a geanuttre of • peg see*, shall at xis ear/ ellemmastaness be add or Menslati. sad a ewe oriaratamme 6 r cent., se** to sa the inideats of smersenthe , they yob to slaw IMO Mr. Dickman the deld ikpingto.A 1148, ' that the mart's guseeme ewe es; 'ease biped belesset et 6 pie sent , denuded& ender Nelda seefileathein apes the son • t MOAN& woke& to he pad isto Ile ompeigro trearldT, be the may, Whig the embalm online passe Ism= On, lbge nll 610 net peed& tae any divided* the eidie Iketellkee re than .hired to the leakag tensected simYselk the baldish if the dinllanr- thwallethth et wen' whisit had ban addend to Oedema Wen tile, a Anglia was mat te the govanahamml is sonell, la width they stated the 'slake glib" sent with regard to the et= a railways fa ladle, and 'mega other this's that " the parties who had applied to the alert Vrequided a gmenteed Moen es the onkel hie sat." Oa the ilth Jane, 1846, the they Asians el the nespeay addressed • letter to Mr. Melvin, now that the sempeay was ready to enter into • ceatrast, gee and Whet aamle manta se may be neesseary for the easistiss cf the Rae from Cabana to Deli; sad that they law es meson to doubt the mesas stades the apital, es nadir sziatiag dhadvest mEathe Owl Directors was prepared to give the aid I of thm. "Terme/he this letter, and in July, 1846, the eshailinan of the solipsay mandtred to papa lie views of the terms en whisk the oseepay arald sedeathe a mho* with the Real ladle OM/my s M., ea maths that they sink be at Misty Is mints the week in &eh matins, ressilig a geinallse• dividend of 5 per mat. ea the man he the dme hest paid To this prepaid's ao sane was reinned, bat a wry 1847, the end a diode's pat heth meet_ ia traits= that two Indian of the Ike hen Caber to he wadedeltes at a east of three mills.., es which se Interest 04 per end was I to be guaranteed fa Ikea years... These tame appeared to the board anestikeray, and they a dated Is the court of directors; and the sesell, after teeth theenedge. was the receipt a too helm tem the swats!, esataintog the hawing passages: " I am essamaded to faissalloth:, w4h • view to the aseemplishmen of the important at court which tie hews lied hi view le their soma with the Bad Wise Railway Cansay—vas., the early saestraethe of ea saporineatal line of railway la Bengal—they have resolved t the rate of dividend to be guaranteed by the Zed Twits Company to 5 pee coat., provided that the Rest Indian Railway topany in eonsideratket of that guarantee, and of the grant by the Indian government of the land re gad he the railwa_y and of any other facilities which the gereerement may dad, engage that the government mails shad be maveyed free ef cost, and their tans sad stores at the heron rata chargeable for pesseagm and goods ; other wise, and la all other respects, the tams and senditions =ropoesd to the railway oempeay to remain an " Is the reed letter, Mr. Melville wrote as follows; " &amiss dot the Rest Indian Railway Company will = aril to that at all times the government mails the railway he. of oat, and their tow and dine al lowest rates; and being extremely &then that as teedise deb should occur in settling the qeseden, the end me to state that they consent to extend the terms of the guarantee to twenty-five years, epos the followieg 'sedition via., That this concuss on shall be Taal sae • that lastanstiens he commencing the prelimi ery be ticigalabild by the railway oomp iny to Bengal at the seas* an • d that the railway company pay %liitaels Ci°litiolla Company's Dewy a sun d at hest 100,0001., on account of the papas' misitakieg, wi:hin three months hem the date of this communication. It is to N dirtied), eadastsed, that all the conditions contained in the wee elf tetras and sonditioes,' furnished to the chair one a the railway company in the mouth of January last, sake which the guarantee of dividend then oropneed was to In 'stationed, are to hold good with regard to the longer tam a twenty five years now eenoeded.' " From the foregoing donee and all the eir enemlasess of the negotiation, the board 'of directors con fished that the court of directors had fully Immeshed the principle of a guaranteed dividend on the capital of the com pany. When, therefore, the letter of Mr. Dickeneon,lalready referred to, was published, they were unable to account for the change of views which it appeared t 3 announce. They ranked, however, that nothing should be wanting on their part towards a full compliance with the terms of the letter of the 4th July, and they proceeded to send in a list of the delothilists of the ampany, in order to show the ability of the y to raise the elm of 1,000,0001., proposed to be anpead and to exam their readiness to proceed to dismiss the terms of • centred with the Rut India Company. " • estbsequent interview took place between a deputation from this esony and some members of the Bast India Board. The ftstaties, in reply to questions from the East India direetas, proceeded very fully to set forth the indix amiable necessity of • guarantee of 5 per cent. as • prelimi nary basis of negoUatka. They reiterated their original views, that it was unreasonable to expect individuals to embark capital in an undertaking so novel as • rail road in India, without an assumes of return more I certain than the intrinsic results of a railway, more especially as the line to be executed was avowedly experi mental. They stated farther, that as the court of directors neared to the local government the choice of the section, the mode of construction and of working, sad the rate of toll, it would be idle presumption in any contracting co.- - ' pany, under such circumstances, to assume to enter bee a contract for the execution of nth a line, 'WI more la a bead of directors to MI 'gest such a sessile to their proprietary, without an extraneous guarantee of profit, equivalent to al fair rate of interest, for the use of the money. The commit tee appeared Impressed with theseviews, and ex- Clthemselves satisfied with the interview. oud was not at the tinge aware that the com mittee before whom they attended, consisted of a depatatim only of a committee consisting of fifteen, to whom the sale jeet was referred. Had they been aware of this fact, they would have requested pertain= to disease their views be fore the whole committee. The result of this interview was a further discussion of the whole question in the Court of Directors, which e me on on the 24th day of January last. " Unfortunately for the prospects of the undertaking, twenty-three shareholders, &affected to the enteral Interests of the proprietary, and brought together on • statement that the directors wished to perpetuate this scheme for some fewest of their own, thought it not inconsident with the ligation contracted tower Is their brother shareholders hold a meeting (unknown to the body of the proprietary, and from which all sharehold. rs not representing their opinions were excluded), on the day before that on which the guidon was appointed to be disctused in the court of directors. _ _ _ "The proceedings of this meeting were opened by Sir John Campbell, late a director of this company, who ad dressed the individuals nresent with a statement to the effee• that the company was in embarrassed circumstances; that the chairman of the court of directors had stated it to be de funct; that the scheme of the company wee ventilated, end could not be profitable; and that the guarantee was a mere subscription towards interest, which might be an nelid to be swallowed up by the cost of working. This statement was followed up by resolutions, passed la conformity th erewith , a copy of which was forwarded fort hwith to the Right Honourable the President of the Board of Control, and to the chairman and deputy chairman of the Honourable East India Company. " Such a proceeding, under such circumstances, could not fail to have a most injurious effect on the deliberations of the court of directors. To what extent, or is what precise wan ner they operated t• the prejudice of the company's interest, the board, of course, are wields to state ; but the result of. the court's deliberations was understood to be unfavourable. This decision of the court of directors was transmitted to the Board of Control, accompanied by the recorded dissent of the minority ; shortly after which your limo =feed the director et the Great Indian Pe in a dipatotioa et the Chambers K Coml . « Meneheater, sad yam Som. to Sir Jobs Hohboara s ea the SW day of Teleum, *slant. The swim was MOM by bateau *kW astforty hilsontial bitable*, okay of them iambi* st_pedimmet, all of abut eimsorsed tmift ids Wablisaso t e *et heperleseeet the two wkslop segraluited by the she* r ion ldheilen dSe two ontrewila Jam Hobbies, the gnat Mond at tbe l oal:k igie Wd d rolt ben lame @saw Isembeessa la A •4 as se the bfm abaft et tbis ompasy_ *at it bad boss to be de n Vivant Islam& be lad weaved s 81v John Nomentimi sat twar-Milln Kos plaYbrows were isois=tZ hamyit wratad up. The doirsawitalho sampan} Malted die olatamse r wad Bens Goldmold sad Kr. Cate thy, as *mks at *a , awns tik Ma Hob boas/ of the dligultisa sag of the oespuy to raise the Auk r aisles* were if ; and the Woo bassi kir e rr to fir Ida Hobbs," signed by a wider cl the apillallat is e r is tf i eztifyieg that Haw at _per Nat. wan there would be no k sohlag tbe away. ek Hobhous Astra Ids balsam vomorkkor tbe quail% and give the sahloet at But Lana railway bb boa atbation; and thus Os waft baseisard. " A ossamnakation was eabesquntly addressed by Sir Jam Robberies le the smart of dividers, which mu lined a letow, dated the 14th of Yobroary, 1849, wed Aped June C. Kelall, to be sent to the board, to mblik the seat of dirseton of the last India Cow marmoset that the board of &ream at the Beet Indian Oeus i vrill Lions Wm, at Ma se may be *ay, end if awy, whet nealleados of k aittuo Ohm k the awakes§ peseelbea by the awn would renew the elPsdbas Mb* by the railway directors MOs Mart's view of the overeat* of kunst. The Mlle soieetwol. that a agile at woo Wilke orating is to be podded by the Whew , notrebbstrading *at the inns are to be mini hoes iOL *BB keh; the omit duke to be Ward whether this salesetewilag be earreet, sad that the directors et Ibe will ado is mere distisat Mame Um *am rozzlelrx.. masa fa the Woos shovemmatissed, the minima.' es whisk Obey Iblat She= phisl a z les raised. " Upomossay at * cas aba wbolW *ere wss samara/ eata=tbe w = Kerbls!ireghs• af 6 Per=rkay mike to the worms al the alorwa sa with the view takes of the Mite; sad as the rssai l l t 3=h i t kro fte . y a t: aisle a prepaid= to timp Oewei • leak ~toes., .the • pdklae .1( Woad*. Am Zw asi a Mom - sh e ... 44 1. Nat wa v e as *el Chart oritteZet a lhe bated ' leaf that h 4per illie' perprtt ipeumatase otakarebite.fho lambs ono a the rING, FEBRvaic 20,,y349. proposals to afoot this object; a esatheist are =re that the propristuy will oasanr. Bat so seas laths r /satiation' are bremilit to • sosalusioes, which will puha. bly be within the of a foetaight, they will lay Yrs no nth before s meanies apes able convened for the parson ; and they Mind to propose • raiolation to adjourn the pre. slat aiseling kr • Imonth, la eater to give sleet to thew clews. -- ; l llaving thus sated the position of the away with re more to the board's aeg , rations with the courier directors, they haw sew *report that the plaidary ansegentents aim. to Mask last report have Ma serried out. They amprembes twiddles of the engineers, for the am 04,11391. 7a. 6d. ; and the enmities in UM have also seeneill ea, the pardeders of which are not yet filly be ire MUM. The annual name of this department is now ranged from 9,4201. to 1,1681. The @shay of Mr. Beestga seated on the 4i of Miami math. The Wa wa* with Messy. Aim end Dail A male en the 7th of March seat, end GEM. Theshald ea the 31st May next. The salaries of than came anteenad to 3,7001. per annum. The &sakes have prepaid to MOIL Adams and Daniel to astiatee Meg on behalf of the sem yis India, until the sompeayb Winn are dually nadir a temporary was The Way of the director, while la was 36,000 rupees per rasehisreturn te was reduced to 1,6001. prat sans • and the eve, of home establishment, at the suggestion of the Gem 1,3901. to 9701., banding rent. "The /Maas gendease have retwed from the direction the past year. measly, Mem. R. H. Howdy, J. tr. l6 2ersee. Its. J. N. R. Campbell, Gra. Macleod, W. P. Andrew, and T. O. Robertson ; and your direetan have to report the lamented death of their late reamed colleague, Mr. Carleton. The idowlag gentlemen retire In rotation, namely Mews. J. Gnaw, R. IV. Crawford, J. Baxendale, A. Nara. and J. De Tfrog ; and, being re-eligible, offer themselves sesterilialb. "Your Malmo bra appeaded to this report the usual habitation, froplisr with a statement of assets and Habana bola the shareholders will ob- serve that, afar all permeate, and making allow am on a liberal male it all Utilities up to the =time, the magersy have in hand a coasidnable impettive of iamb paid up on amount of the 21. will, and is satielpatioa of mils • the Md. arising from the lad - nam ed IMMO are to be re turned intact, in the event of no essirest law made with the Bast India Company. The imam woad only add, that hay's/ e tainted urge tivions with the Bait India Company tad the Board of Con trol, through dremstances of great inalty, to the verge, as they of a satisfactory arrangement, they throw pea the emvideration of their proprietary, for that mama mafidenes and support which is necessary to their game la any result, and without which they hove al. ways stated that it is impassible to carry on the arduous dudes istensted to Ma It is obvious that, if their limo daises are been& to a sumessfal issue, every shareholder, whether Mier individually of prosecuting or of abandon ing the Mem, will alike have his end attained ; while di► cueden and want of unanimity can only have the effect of braying down diseatiMation and injury on all. " The easels of the company on the 20th of January, 1849, were 73,6471.60.1 d. ; the total liabilities were 33,7141 Ils 4d.; leaving a Ivlance to meet amount of paid up capital of 39,9321. 13s. 9d. The total receipts from the 20th of Jan uary, 1848, tome 20th ofJanuary, 1849, were 102,0011 2s. 6d. ; the expenditure for the same period was 28,3631 17s. 4d.; leaving cash in had to the mond of 73,8471.6.. Id." The Camaitex moved that the report be read and adopted —Mr. Cewramet seconded the evolution. Mr. HITCHIN said the report was satisfactory. It ap peared that there wee every prospect of ming to a satisfac tory arrangement with the Bast India Beard. When the negotiations were completed they would be called together , again, and then wee the time for determining what they ought to do. The CHAIRMAN pledged himself that they would net go on with any arrangement till it had been fully coo. adored by the shareholders. The directors would do whatever weep abb. If they did not get all they wished, they would g.t all they could ; and, at all events nothing would be concluded without the full sanction of the share. holders. Ample time would be given to them to consider whether the terms granted were such as would induce them to go on with the undertaking. The report was then adopted unanimously. The directors retiring by rotation were re-elettyi. Baron De Goldsmid was reelected auditor; and Mr. Gee. Brey Buda was elected as his colleague, in the place of Mr. A. L. Gower, who disqualified. The resolution for the adjournment of the meeting to the 19th of March was then passed, and after s MN conversation the meeting then separated. BRIGHTON AND CHICHESTER. Hal/(-yearly Meeting.—London-bridge Station, Feb. 19. The lion. Capt. Horsens in the chair.—A statement of accounts was laid before the meeting, of which the following was the effect: Total capital expended up to June 30, 1848, 375,3711 10s. SI. ; additional expenditure during the 11'4 half year, land and compensation, 25,1171. 6i. 3d. ; en gineering. 3131. 15s. 10d. ; payments to contractors, 3,0721. 14e. 94 . ; stations and cottage*, 722/. Bs.; officP ekerrs, Bs. bd. ; making the expenditure within the half year 29,2281. 13s. 3d.. and the total amount of capital ex pended up to Dee. 31, 1848, 404,5981. 31 Ild. From this, however, there was deducted (in anticipation of the result of the special meeting), 80,0001., the amount to be paid bs the South Western Company as theliurchase-ntoney for their joint Waist in the Collie= and Portsmouth liae, as per agreement, leaving as the actual amount of capital 344.6981. 3s. 11d. The CHAIRMAN said the directors had Pimply to lay the statement of the capital account before the proprietors. He need not trouble the proprietors with any observations. He would only observe that he thought they might congra tulate themse lves on already retuning prosperity, and on the prospect that before they, again met railway companies generally would be in an Improved position. The motion which he had to make was, " That the accounts hid on the table be received and ente red on the minute!." Agreed to. Two refiring directors, the chairman and the deputy chairman of the company, were re-elected. The meting was then made special, the object being, as the chairman said, simply to carry out a recommendation of the board of directors for the transfer of a portion of the Brighton end Chichester line in conjunction with the Lon don and Brighton Company to the London and South Western Company. The following resolution was proposed and second. d . . " That this meeting consents and agrees to the sale by this company and the London Brighton, and South Coast Rail vay Company, to the L ondon and South Western Railway Omar any, and the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Company,of so much of that portion of the Portsmouth exten sion of the Brighton and Chichester Railway as lies westwaid of the point of junction near Havant, between the lime of the same extension railway and the line of the intended Direct London and Portsmouth Railway, and the eta , dons and other works and conveniences connected with the same portion ma is between the junction with the Fare ham and Portsmouth branch of the London and South Western Railway Company and Portsmouth, including the land necessery for the purposes of a joint station at Parts mouth, together with the sa , ion at Cosham, and the works and convenient s connected tb , rewith, upon the terms of the written heads of 'greens, : and that the directors be empowered to affix the seal of the company to such contracts, conveyances, and other legal instruments as may be news airy for carrying the arrangement into effect." The SECRETARY observed that the agreement had been published several times, for which reason the heads of it were not read. _ _ _ • The CHAIRMAN stated that the amount of the pur chant money was 60,0001. The motion was then adopted unanimously, and the cam. mon seal of the company affixed to the agreement.—This terminated the prone. dings, which, se there was no opposi tion, were of a purely formal character. ROYSTON AND RITCHIN.. Hay yea►lyy General Yeetiwg: London , Feb. 19.—W WILSHIRE, Beg , in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report, which stated that the work. on the Great Northern Railway between London and Ritchie bare so far advanced as to justify the immediate Halley n for the purchases of land and the cosstrac tion of the wor Directiens have assordingly been given for carrying those objects into effect without delay. The re port further stated that actreentenbt bad been entered intowith the Great Northern Railway for the purpose of brim the Royston and Mishit' and thelllbspreth lima to that com pany. The /Awing lean abased et the apt.: "The Agreement Matfett to the wiplarl Use peseides *at, on the 18th July, 1849, or at seen allir that de as the eaus of the Railway Clemalseleners be ebeehal, a ceaviryaain shall be ea saved to the Great Neethern Company at an annual rear - lapel to 61. per osst. per manna on the amount pate up by the Repels and Hitchin share holders (meh .emenal net to awed 600,0001., or 61. ss. per share) ; the Nd 4 renimease him the day of the date of the wiemyenee-40 be payable belf-pariy—sad the eon mganos to metals all peeper and aseemary eovestants and provisions tor atamfai So Ales Fermat therect That, Nat the date of Me coaveyame the while 81. be. per than shell not have been 'ailed up, the Rowan and Maki drew holders shall beat liberty to pay lap, within two asentim et the dale tberee4 the balsam *ea remaining payable hem them respectively ; apes whisk snot they are to receive N. per ant. That from seek it the peeve as shall net sleet to pay up fa admire% ender asatiosed provi sion the calls in Tempest of the balsam between the mosey actually paid up by them and the 61. be per share shall be tube by the directors, emelstently with acts regu lating the assmay, at seek times and in Mk meow* as Me Great Northera mis Zny shall make." The agreessatt reapaatiag Me Bittensto " for a 'hada, cosveyeaes le the t Northern at an sawed rad s es seas as the Railway C Certified' is iset; the rent Ie be equal to 61. per mat per mama ea ark sum as shall be paid up hir the • eneemini OM Shoptalk Zaimelaa ; sash to be rained valet the poem Odle ilbspemit Extandea=a sa d allotted reasebb IV Ile arbesribers to the se matrest, sad theta wife, Thastaber, 1 647, M met eise of the "Oa given to the aupe jaeptheion, agreed le take m% ap aopt the sew N pe OW, Gad peid Ike deposiret :awaked by p itrlbsreed" Afda the et was re, ow of snarl lbw aim& what the rent c the Hifehin ad line was to co. col -- The CILUMILAN sold that the neat would be paid from the 106 of 7a17, ohm= alter as the lure was wonted. The repeat wee data weed te. The Reedireg wee Asa made ' tar the psepase a[ reablikellie se the aers br their The II MIT sod both sipisamits air. Os the question that thep The CHAlRMAlrstaber te as Inquiry from a ebasohaldso, that the whale alike jperlhatehfty mad law sapiens fanned would be Wow la the aasoust (hewed 6e seat, awl that • s par OWL mould be paid as Wenn tal the mild • - -A. -PkOPRIBTOR - obtained that abeelont Northam 00111001111 shod ender three orresmals slaw to the cue nodureemideratiem H. Malted to hew white of these would have a poiceity is cam of a failure t. 'reviser the tams of all those agreements. TIN 11/10ERTARY stated that ill the ty,ts stood spa the mime footing with_ to but the 1 remedy would Do that et a kedlerd, namely, to re-enter if the rent was not paid, and to ma der what was km Theme...Ma wore than confirmed by formal reselaticen put and agrooktu i The &Molests an abstract of the Warne sheet: Ia o 3 mend dw 2,400 sleres, elt 13 = 1 ;511 sh / 1 . 1 t at t u ll e h. W. per ge4,oeo 0 0 ROs um oaks miss oar o sells due Oat., mined .......—.440,416 17 7 ism Imo mous By Mime la ark 15,012 7 5 co shares l4Oll 111 0 To ditto, total meats leadvanee of cells 4,560 15 0 £67,479 5 0 Feb., IBM Thanks having been voted broke sp. I sad 67,470 3 0 lima counbied. to the chairman, the sleeting MISCELLANROUB NEWS. bmnax RAILWAYS. —A memorial has been extensively and inflaratisilly signed in Birmingham, to the effect that the memorialists are of opinion that, in order to miss eapital for making railways in India, it is mesatial that sa absolute dividend of five per rent. per smarm therms should be nteed by the East India CellePeDY, the Payment of dividend to continue in force until the 'Spirt be paid off, at not under par. The memorialists are farther et opinion that such guarantee would be effectual for its object. Faitstox RAILWAY TIAPPICL—The following are the but returns of the pass rootlets of the grlaelpsl French railways : Nearasast.—Froas Veb.ll to Feb. 11 : remeagers,l3l,742t.; goods, 195,!151; total, 1125,934 f. Roola.--From Feb. 4 to Feb. 10 : PssaIDSWS, 49,717 f.; goods, 118,9711. ; tstai, 1184193 f. ltsvar.—Prom Feb. 4 to Feb. 10: Proven, 16,916 f. ; goods, 32,905 E; total, 49,5196 Oacerses.—Fromm Feb. 5 to Feb.ll : Pameagers, 65,576 f.; geode, 111,9841.; o.oal. 177,0401. Boaossux.—From Feb. 6to Feb. 9: rasseagees. 24 . 6118 L 11e 9 514 45,429 f. ; total, 70,0411. Thasox.—From Feb. 5 to Feb. 11 : Pariagers, 11,7101; 9004 31,303 f. ; totel, 53.0115. Boumases.—Froos Feb. sto Feb. 11: Panes gore, 12,4191; goods, 7,sats.; lead. KIM Therm—From Feb. 4 to Feb. id: Pussy:gem 1,6051.; goods, TAW ; total, 10.1019. MONEY MARKET. MONDLT lernernto. The continued sales of money stock would seem to accredit the reports that the public are sellers of Con sols, and, per contra , buyers of New Three-and-a- Quiirter per Cents., which have lately grown into much favour for investment. Some considerable pareets of Consols were thrown upon the market botht for money and time, the effect of which was a decline in prices from 931 to # for money, and 931 to for account, at which they opened, to 93,1 to 1 for money, and 931 to 1 for account. After the official hour dealings were still actively carried on, and Console for time were further depressed to 931 to 1. The speculators for the rise, who were in strumental in recently carrying Consols up Jo 95, and were assisted in their operations by the jobbers carrying over stock for them, or, in other words, tak ing in and advancing money upon stock at a certain rate, must, it is considered, be somewhat disturbed by these adverse movements on the part of the public. Reduced Threes left off 931 to a.. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents, 941 to 1. Long Annuities, 9 1-16 to I. Bank Stock, 194 to 6. India Stock, 245 to 7. India Bonds, 51s. to 64.. prem. March Exchequer Bills, 38s. to 40s. prem.; the June bill', 445. to 46e. prem. The expected notice from the Treasury appeared this morning for calling in the March Exchequer Bil is and reducing the interest to 11d. per diem or payin g . off dissentients. The tra nsactions in the foreign market were suite unimportant, with quotations barely sustained. Chilian were called 94 to 6. Brazilian, 81 to 3. New Grenada, 17 to 1. Mexican, 26 to Ecuador, 31 to 1. Peruvian, 48 to 60. Spanish Fives 171 to • the Threes 291 to # ; Pawnee, 4to 1. Portuguese, 26 to 8. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60 to 1; the Fours, 80 to 1. Belgian, 81 to 3. French Three per Cent. Bente. were done is decline at 60; Exchange, 251 30 r. Russian 108 to 110. The advice. from Amsterdam represent generally a good market for stocks; Russian, Austrian, French, and Spanish all in demand. Dutch Fours were much in favour also. The shareholders in the Dublin and Belfast Junc tion Railway will regret to learn that government have abandoned the intention of assisting the com pany. with a loan for the purpose of completing the li:.e in consequence of the manner in which the pro position of the 50,0001. loan for the relief of Irish destitution has been received in the House of Com mons. The directors, therefore, would seem to have no other recourse, if the many . is to be carried through, than to call up the remaining 151. upon the dares, orto issue preference shares instead. M. Proudhon, so unfortunately &moue for his work to show that " property is theft," and for his speeches in the same sense in the National Assembly, appears to be about to initiate a quite novel system of joint stock banking in Paris—supposing always he shall meet with shareholders to assist in the under taking. The published programme announces that, under the firm of Proudhon and Co., with the attrac tive device of Banque du Peupk, it iiproposed to issue one million of shares at 6 francs each, thus constitut ing a capital of five millions of francs, or say 200,0001., with which to commence and carry on all customary discount and banking business, and, moreover, to enter, upon the conunandite principle, into partnerships in various branches of industry, either in works and establishments already existing, or to be established under the patronage and with the concurrence of the bank. N Bank Stock, 194 MIL= India FU B D& eads, under 41,000, 62 6 3 per 04. LPL uses., booth Boa Stock, 1011 ristr;PCs,ris" Lees.. 93t alms Stock fur Ira" I alaisquir HUI% R. 1.003. Long Annuities, asp. Jan. 5,1860, Much, 36 8: 2d., Jtuio, 458 4 6 94 Ditto, 000. ad., March, 39 8: 24., Dit to 30 to years, asp. Oct. 10. 1896, Dit Jto, uno. 45 8 8 fed March India Stock, 246 ~ , 3.1 8 roacran 10ND81. 6 per Ct lids.. 94 6 pi 434. Smith lids. Act., Feb. 3 per Ct. Danish Va., 1825, 86 1 ler Ct. Grenada Mo. 17 1 rpor Ot. French games, 607., Ditto Deferred. 34 area. EL Me. 1 per et, Greek as orsr-due Coo. ge e r , St. „ B diu elpir .. l3d 2 a . st. al B . 3 2st,ess s 7 r P)n & 4 lisuksitt, Lace. rodeos Der Ot. Dutch Ex.. 12 60f i 6 res. c it.Z uvlan 8°664 Amt. ' Ilret.Stalebalim.. PUBLIC BALES. Fax. 19.—8 y Kerns. doirvax and Sox, at Garraway's. —Lease and goodwill of the lases Arms wino-mud 1, Mittens street, At. 16uks'A held in 17 yank= Ladyday lut at 1101. per an num ; sold for 1,4801. Mr. H. Harm, at Garraway's.—Lease, goodwill, and c4miof the lit Helena Tavern and plessamprotmds, Rather with houses and praparty 'Paned, pm:dung a profit rental of . 19s. per annum, tee 378 jean unsalted ; 3501. Mews. Sumo/re sad Daver, at the Mart.—Three dwel llag.hoosos, Bremer-street, Yins'e.road, Menu, let at rents produe- ZIT. per annum. andbeld hoe 83 years unexpired at 191. 19s. out -6001. Dyeing house, Orovelau, Bromptoo, let for 431. per annum, held 33r 73 years at ; COMMRRCUL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—dusouto-wra, Iva. 19.—Tke importers have art &dam' WV redo Was at kr law' , Mew den, t aria adds semi so in I= if the town et poised Mee the so= le 1 tha laws waratet et Mien rat hat Ism awe bp phut, sestreet in Isms ad lea yellow mess tire the doe cell a 81 :Asassket co Friday hush saterbily strimillawait thus Zdaed warket i.-4111pet Ihe was tedepeedisesd porde la wood ✓ a re 11ed • terp Med= lawl ha*t la. as eeelentry pada did wet der gostatiorna,—Talimr le ap ir si:s e i 4k.; ppm ow ; moo 11d, ils. 344 ; arrived Maim the In m o ss 1,44 d =be; tie prone stook ea hid is di arks; ist Assam pried Id year U was 11.173 tedre.-4 0 redion: fetter: • dir eased ed brims Ms bon Ede ;skit, but with. eel eV Ilmlaavandi Is Woe. Zoe Prisehual his dureed de. to as. MN.. Wok alter; Astrid h a dined ; holders esk Ns. Hue la Mk Bernd it ious retes.—The settee wrist kis beta Indust Oka dement large quality at MAO begs hada, beta sell in Wend bet with hes attracted at. tweiss.-41Wais : Ws add It, larder Improved. boa: Scotch Wagons, Us. Wis.; Weld i e:l l .; 51. ills. to 84 ; Ma; G. MIL OK= 4 sleet wed daddy & " g a ter., Zs 4d.; MN dike nu mid elle-011 skew • sight eilwows: seek pela ad de. la 1111. ; etre% SOL brows wed Ofrow, SOL le 1171. ; wires, ILL le 1111. ; hedardeer, $ l5. to $l5. Ida ; kik to Id lea ; death Sea. 1171. to di. ; olive 0•10011. 414.; Spanias sad Illeilv, 411. to 431. 10a.; psi% SU. to &W.; end aut, id to NI.; dui : re" Vl.;_liassed.44l.l• l to SU. Ida - - lONDOX WIMILLY Dom INTURNO. Fs& lt emus. . __ I Dearest Pr. OWL. _lb 3169zWas . 199 N % 139912 MN Magda Iliaiik 15.109 . kW 196.769 MOO 0393 7.1 4 1 71. P T 41 UM 2 . 098 Koala l4 130 7,336 Cm Pike .. 193 LIM ULM WOW 0003 A, 13.1. ''' 187 291 5.623 3.10 Mom= 347 76 1,719 3.4 , 9 UK. TEL 464 al 33.461 We COTTON.—Lmaroor,. Fax. 19. The market was quist—airiost doll today—bat OA Fridays prises Sep ewe aumierally samlasd. Irak& say be waddled lass tam the oa Wftlassday. The Ws wws SAO bale; 1,000 of waist wor prices e for twat, Age Me BDINBURGH GAZETTE—MA* 714.16. SOOTCH SbaCEsTILATIoNS. Pat= Boom% Stblur" plater, M. 24 & 4irr4l7. at SS "We Isls4vses, Maim" s.cus Olas, wavy pow, rub. 23 & Minh IS, at Ur eiWIP KOK Ellosimosk. TlOOaa otal. • dutatatia Pak grigTh-esia, idelhaitzursitzAlAis vole, hrep Ar:bim uk ihm u mm " . atz Queen's liaad A h ei r. Joßoyal k *bream in Lana, irouwohpr, Fab 24 dr Nardi to, et Han Jona PA Edinburgh, writer to &edged, p e a. as a l i kei at the Water Rotel, .Edlaburilt. Joan Puma, Edlobargh, dumb* is 2 Wares, Feb. 19 Earth 21, at thelloyalEzehange Coffee•houla, b, SHIPPING INTELLIGENT Ohm ear Ooteeeproitais, the " Uinta' °melte." AM . Ilyta um..) is. 15.% Vi . Boom and ohms— WIZ Make and listtammit.. Pik Rot Inds. ......... ifEZ ....... ?We Amnon, Feb. 17, Ureveeend Ales/ Fab. 17, recemp Fib 17 Name Wilir Feb 17,Alezambla Feb. 17, MatesA A Ylere, iiiikeb. 17, AA A' In i""14 Mltey,-YebMos , Feb. 17, Barmaids ±1.1,4 Dees b ib. 17 , Rotterdam Aar o„Para 17, Claim WEIS, Feb. 19. N.Odeme Menbess, Lim}, ► b. 19, Malta Mfttgere7., Feb. 19, N. yam , MN 17, Orsvemed Brimmit a. lonalck Feb. le °Wats li, ibb. tr, &Bab° a ßo c tsrA msi tertb, Feb le, 'tamale Broadvrecd, Deal. Feb. IS, Blytb Sandy. Dal. Feb. 17, Oravesmd Belle, Orameend, Feb. l• Owing Clan, Chaveame, Feb. 19, Antwerp CNe. BrAret, Feb. 11, ZoniFibetS Colombo, Deal, Feb. 17, Crammed Caledonia, Palm., Feb. IS, IJerandria Creeswell,Oramseek,Feb.l7,3lameilke Catharine, Newmet,eb. 17 brine' .ftri Waterierd Feb. It, Beata Cei, e = Fraseekel i Peb. 17Ahlelde Ram, • lambs Rotheay, Feb. 111 (tar New Fort/ Cariatlon, Reelthey, Feb. 17 (tor Trinidad Casbertheßatbeay,Feb MI (torTriald.) Mw esa r g iVAarrattl, w Ora n e , tan ... tt g ripi• Deenelry:M, Feb Ilk °reverend Demme, Met Feb. 17, Masa Ecomoni,Bl7trb. 17. Dreppe Renton, Ikea, Feb. 17, One `end Fade. Dial Feb.l9, Rosen RYA Feb. Feb. 17, Medea= • , _lob. In 17,LbenLiverpool , gel., niftier, Feb. 1 6, Cardiff ii,..i. Meths Newtowen, Feble,ound. Fells. AWN .1701. 19, Pwlellll eee Fame, Feb. le, n dgr i reton " Franee„ Feb. PI (beamed.° Gee Feb.l7,Ditppe 0 tee,Waint i keb.leedille_sua °elm" Ast aig ,l7 4 ifewbi l i a rM. le, • Antwerp :=lNer u.. RilthrOad, Feb., Oder rp., Feb. l• Deaule 11Wine w Itylk, Feb. 17, Dieppe lt , Dal Feb le, Oravd. hi=lea l len it tely• o rgLl a l termite 1 liermon ii, FaPeb. 17,1torogre Helen, • Feb.l7, Ibralla Helms, of itetey Feb.l3 Torrey lefik leer* et !Om, #eb. 14, bedis Jame Ithimer.llml,Feb.l7,Orsvonod j lraM endai l l e L Febe Feb. I,ev:en t a Jolla, Rad, li, °meowed Jeer, Mei% Oleeter, Feb. le, Kelm Ja ne, I•Clarienton Jane, Feb. 17, Charleston Jrerle„ /Vb. 17, Dieppe Join Pewee, elf th e Ilserl, Feb. IC Palermo Jono, Deal, Feb. 19, Palermo John, Ormond, Feb. 19, Antwerp •AX3 AT TIAT-j -rara Jona Weokp , I M .esn vet t Resin. Grave es& Feb. IS ttr gi rm a Laub Online, Run,l7,lsoima LordNeleon, unierkk,Fentedlashi ng lowillse Fans Frames. Feb. Is Laurel, Dail lr Lesale,Srabas, Pub. IS thisic X46l eb Loden olliortay, Fetne, m Ltd Word, oil Tlartar, s ttj ann Lively Ora•T=ire.k.--6-$ Loa, Oraresead, Feb. la, ftes lows, Oravaral, Feb IS wd ßarti" Jury and Plank Gra, k xeseknus, umX,Fanla istipPylas, DeaS _Fen Id. Mary, Deal, Feb. Wan Mehemet AB, DeaSTab.ll,, Xariet_la, Wateited, Wes mar, Carl, Febt/. bi " Mast Roberti . , Oat, Pan Marg. HagiasOcuet rab i t a ri: Maus, Limerick , Feb. U._ Illcolo doves, Carla, Teb. IT. awn Newhar., Feb IT, Lyme*. twist, Sunderland, Feb 17, Met de Isla, °mune% Pala** MAX. Iddadleddl. atllli Nan ' , pin, reb.l7, Oder pitue Imata, Okoter,l%.l7,linia patriot, Lament, Feb. ti, Oalza Perwarmo,Walerford,Feb.ll,oda k pastas, Falai., Feb 17,Svadobal Vitieen. ner Dolmen, Feb. n Xng, ltozoloska. Rlytn, Felt 11, Dime ithuda, Real, Feb. la, Graismill itoial Shepherdess Dial Feb 0 &Assaf Falbuti,Fen IK Feb. :14%.116 Romulus, Fen Mope Weal, Suede L W:, 17, Richardchard Pram., a nts y ow. Ratmas Ealtetes, ffikeol , ltir/ oft i Seals, lirec yool t Feb. Id, 3 k`Nina, DenS, Feb. a. amend Sur, Glaidow, Feb. 17, Bt. Valw, Kamen Oreemork, Frit IT, lane al. Angie, Sealan t )* 1 ,6 1 IX. Ras, at Torbay, Pet. 1 :L611474 Sena, off Cart, Feb. U m t a ii. " Fat transact, Cork, Feb. IT, Tomas Birth. Fen 171salam Theca Brotaws, Shaniam,,Falt Thoimia Dealer?, ilagret, ty, Venezuela. Otweerad Feb. Viol& Sunder, Feb. If, _ d9'Nam 'r edl:4 Weight*, Deal. Feb la, Shields wettleran, tharewad, Pet Ass Watchword, Llrern., Feb. D, win Fe ii6; — Aspasts, amdur j b. i 7, Malta Lfforka, Deal, Feb. 10, Rt. Michaels Alllo=lllol, Shields, Feb. 17, Medlin. limmette, Dml, Feb. 17, Porto kko Borneo, Deal, Feb. IT, Boolean: Boa Tam, Took, Feb.l7, Nantes H. B. Oforae, Gravesead, Feb. 10, Haunt/tut British Queen, Reilly, Feb. 13, Trieste Deoadwood, Dead, Feb. 18, Havre Carib, Cork. Feb. 11, linvationt Oulumbus, Deal, Feb. 17, Calcutta Concordia, Deal, leb. 18, (Mesta ar.., Grandm b. l as, Feb. 16,1teaterdam Hall Fe 7 Rotterdam Geshirtaa, yeb. la. lave (Nide Harold, Flynt., Feb. 17, Port Adelaide Dorothy, Deal, Feb 17 Adelaide =toe., De Outdon, Feb. If, F aguleste Newpg Glasgow, filmgoer, Feb. 17, Boner. Olesoos, Galway. Feb. 13, Gibraltar Gee,11•11, Feb HI, Hamburg OeMge lielealfe, Weida Feb. IT, Valances Mesa, Irlagitowa, Feb. 17, Naples It toblaad Ciller, Deal, Feb. IP4, Ladle Hiram, nubile, Feb. 16 Übe* Herman Laois. Falai, Feb. 17,1trernen ;launch, tilticids, Feb. 17, new.. Ila others, Roeder., Feb. le, N. lurk Inroad°, Cork, Feb. 17, N York James Holmes, Deal, Feb. 18. Flar. teams James Crafekelmaks, Deal, Feb. Id, Tlacent Janet Willis, Deal, Feb.lB, Beelike James mid Emma, Newhavea, Feb. Newport, Feb. 17, 0 14 Aa av= imam At. Vincent, botabatap m ,lX.l7. Joao DeY, Feb. le, HQ oa Mot i.. ,.: 4 ,:teva, Feb. 17, Davao. Ku Deal Feb. IT, Ourt i = lambs, k, Feb. IT, Louise, @My, Teb. IS, 011walter Lady Nalier, balemalte, reb.l7,Kame 1w ISMS MITI • lama, Deal, Pea II Ham Latina Heys, Oast, M 'Laos. Mee, PIDel, Fe& Is, o ff u Kura. Valm la Ono Mary awl Ae, Glasgow, Yds 11.% tW i lt w a v; rla ;Ma u Mary Asa Gass, Mika, Ital Mehemet AU, Deal, Feb Y,Mud Nadas Marie, Paha, am Nyverdahl, Hull. Feb 17,D* New &Deed, Newry, Feb. V, Is id North Deltas, BUDS* Pit Cos. Orkee, King town, Feb. 11,1414 Nadas, Curt, Feb. 111, kerb Petrel, Greesuet. Feb. 17, Gide Paul, eblelde, Feb.l7 Stec* Poseseutea, Hemmed., Fe b. Vie Patriot, ReStlllMill, Feb. mud Itenovatio, Wavegend Tab Ham Quatro Joupb, Ilsierieb, Es; Mods, Deal, Feb. le, Royal Sovereign Ply ir,tl7.ta Bal Seensantar, Saloom* Feb 1141 Hapelier, Aber** ,t 1 Feb.. Oen Ora Nyiank, ftnnf, Feb Lin tntioni, Oat, Feb. W it taa w lelne Hareuel, Deal Feb. le I=Weil Feb 6 %abide S,lleatiali, Feb. 'tkidain Hatanna, Hendee., Feb. 17,Malei heringeptant, tiravood• Fet • kb 7IPH7e, Orarearnd, Felt 11, May Tay, ittnitlea, Feb. la, hew iewriee, beahui, Feb._ Victorle, Peel, Feb. IN, Wan hid, tart, Feb. IT Bt. srbaa •11. Veb /A, Poe,. Wu HUH, Feb. Beduin Wri ta, Peat, Feb 17 Mamma W iihepherd„ IW4 YPear Dom, Feb. Is. lELS lIPUKOL Feb. 3 Of Gibreeta -11 all nut rim I • LA. I a Britanola Heasillaa Fetter °demi Ott 0314.1120216 Jan. 17 411 N. 7/ It Hero Feb. II 17.7 N. 434 II Hasa (ecbsober) Feb. 3 Of C. le tlieb Quebec Feb. 3 Off OMNI tar ROOMY Liverpool.. Malta Feb. 13 4$ N. t i ll. Ro I toulas Greenock.— Cbariettee .. Jab. 6 Robert aM Ron INS.LStiLLT Oem, for Mediterranean. pu t base.—Liverpool, Teb.lB. Harries. from Liverpool to st. John's. Newfoundland, pot to WI of Alb, bulwarke, biota. 4c., and cargo dam val.—Cork, Fel , It Jule, which recent l y put In here, from Dunkirk for Lelib,oilslil put back.—Shlelde, Feb. 18. Hathilts, fur Carthagena, silted and put back.—Dal. Feb.l9. Matthew Iforriein ibrlgh of Bt. John's, Newfoundland, laden ea 6 woe pegged 6th Met. In let, M., lon. 31., waterdogged and &Amine (Mile, of Stettin, from Dublin to Newcantle, 111111 drivel on Os xi near Arising, ltith Inst. tier bottom to e.ovo In, and it le Wel • MU be a total wreck. The sills and materials are Wag seved—le =my, Skye, Feb. 13. Tlno, of Arendahl, ham been towed to here vary leaki.—Wlddit, red [A4I , -ert i!ement].—BAD LEOS OF FOURTEEN YEW shies 100 Cuazn DT flouowee's Outman LID PULL-116 Priscilla Waters, of Pentney, near Lynn, had beena dreadful sudsy for upwards of fourteen years, with ha I lege, which were! de faculty had tried to cure, but without sweets; her dirids • much impaired. and at times she woe quite incapable of atterams her houeehould affetrn As the medic' ne which sae bad bees Mal afforded her no relief, she was nommen ed to try Holloway's and ointment, by the use of whit she was completely cured WO more than twelve months past she has been able to staid ale domestic duties, and could, if necewury, walk ten or tieetiquil with esse.-8 Ad by all druggists, and at Professor Ilolkorsfse tablishment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS. BARRIER —Feb. 15, at Fora Surrey-villas. Commerdslwed, Pea ham, the wife of Ur. J. Kookier. R.N., of a daughter. CLARKE—Feb. 12, at Prlestlonds, near Lyiniogton, the wiled 0.1 Clarke, Eq.. of a daughter. CLINTON.—Feb. 13, et Ileanton &Who'll/4 Domelike. the IllF lion. lady Clinton, of a daughter. CRAWFORD.—Feb. 17. at Upper Derkelcy-street, the wile of Crawford. of a daughter. GREEN.—Fub. 13. at Torrington-square, the wife of A. firese. De. of • son. GREEN.—Feb. 13, at althorn. Surrey. Mrs. H. Orem, of a MI 6 born. KELLY.—Feb. 14, at Athlone, the wife of Capt. Kelly. Eri IWO MORLEY.-Feb. 18, at Lower Clanton. Mrs Bead MOW. dam MORRIS.—Feb. 16, at Carmarthen, the wits of W. NOIIII. 11 4 banker, of that place, of • soot and h. to. BRTON.—Feb. if. at atm.:rend road, the 1 10 h Mrs 1110 . d t da. KM ITIL—Fcb. 17, at Lewisham. Mrs. A. Smith, of a emi. SOMERVILLE —Feb. 13. at Moder House. near Wale, shire, the wile of J. 0. Somerville. Esq.. of a som who surneweiw' tow hours. STILWELL.—Feb. 16. at Hillingdon. Wm. A. Stilwell, et a re. SW INSCOW.—Foh. 13. at Upper Stainfood.strom, to. Mho( XII B. Swlasoow, of a daughter. TEAK LlL—Fcb. 19. at Acacia road, Regent's pork. Mrs. 0. R Tea of Goo. TFERMAN.—Feb. 17, the wife of C. R. Trerrnao. rat. Of sick street, of a daughter. ANDRAW—FIDDET.—Feb. 16, at Clapham Chord. Osamu., of Waite Wah/wat. Ratak°, to Amelia, Aka 0. Adds,. Emi of Clophorn park. Elligls—HACKFOßD.—Feb 13. at BC Ma s, 4 T. J. Clark. vicar. R. N. Ramp. Lag, of H HOW 1 .." , lism. only child of Mc J. Hooldord. of orocesdo WD—ORIPPS.—Ifeb. 16. at Weatiowtes panda doom, IA , Esq.. late collector of 11.3( 's Customs at the gem el Nov Pew& to Laura, eldest daughter of J. M. Crime, Lg., of BOWS HAMILTON.—Feb. mts .—Feb 14, e at OSLern ecn ess , atze t : of ogre. part Birkenhead as . to Plihishelb. seeothILITIWT 4 J. EN ' A Stanley-le-rook Freston. MOCATTA— 'LK IN .— Feb. 14, at the Were Lcadea ton street, Burton cement, by the Rm. D. J. IS Km. of Endeloigh street. by 'tore, to Julia. dangitter of Um lota B. Elkin, Fog., of Upper ord.** SIM—MITFORD.—Feb. IA at Langhorne parish awes Orw. d theasittre shortm . Bmi Aga th... f at ourth art.. M . noi nd the d.ola ktas J r . or lida ; for , Em. TUDOII—ELLIOTT.—Yeb. U. It Dover. W. L Tudor. L... 1141 60th (Quo's Own) Brat. to Ann, youngest donator e 0 Mott. thq.. of . Hyde, ble of Wlght. HINDI A. ADDgOHL Feb. 16. 0. Addle, Eat. of Great Queenotreet. We ol°4 a TA BOYLAN.—Feb.II. at Fortfleld. Gathallme, E. Borlans d too-street, aged 67. CRUMP.—Fsb. 14, at Lechlode, Olooksterthlre. 14 '• a Cev voidit—Feb. 14, heaths relict of the late O. Donee. Di , Obaisuat. Herta, used OA tad lLdllßß.—lea at gam Reuss Brighton, Warr Sill 11 0" of the late Mr F. ram. of Hurd. aged 83. 10 1....thfre. RD.—Feb. „ 12 44 101sabwil‘ m relict of J. Ford, ion.. let, of MU pep' HARLEY.—Fsb. 111. 24 Old Kent Rl dal /WU,. UM sagreary and collector of sti LEIMI Mthist!li Mid for II gem Ws emit RN MI Ke•—• Hl= Frauds. fourth eon of Mr 11 * Illimplowdlobask,ad 11 UNA AI—MA Aim Mom flordet, wife of A. Hoof. kW ( . J0 1 1,11.=. Mk s JohaSlood. " Jassi a. isal Kidthrohead, Esther Waits ‘" i the Isle LU trid oAB. 4l MY; Nalaih. wife of thaws' 10.1 MILNL—Feb.I6. at A. 13. Meg, mod TA egg P4ALLryeb. palg ai rellet ligth A s° lar l —erit t lA C . 4 %MP lia* sad Vkar el loorkth iirilieliga_er4Tvtaso..l2 tadiro, it diguvasi AIM D~ 1. Afr i