The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-07 00:00:00

PENANCE IN A PARISH CHURCH. (Fres • forreopedrat.) CAXIPJDOI, NAT 6.—Th u pariah of Fes Utica, about no wise Mee this uui. Sas bees the nose of mess onserthuary sad &imp nis mask. Snow brmity soh • else& passed la the Amiss Oases by Be Koren Jena, Fmk s sand &ward balk a gsmeser and the Oasis Maw was se s taid sod dope&MIS Is She pari.k numb fee the dome balsw netted. Theses, las bass en remissly repelled thot ashore oussany of & Mon will • •IW. The Slat tom a arms of in re &sod by Mrs. Martha Jams, the wife of the Bev. NMI= Brown Jaws, nearof Fes Dittos, against &wen &Wis. of she man mirk he that le, I. the monks of Ape and May, ISO, is a npossbtal sad eddies, meamor. Id n. Jams win the erne of adultery. The Mit w ai n M oD into the Anhes Ones W yap lent the Tin- Lite the Bishop ef Ely ; aad ao als& being gins def. stint. the peendiaps weressabossed le pawn It wee proved that Smith bad, at • psi& Mum is the of D ton, wham " half !teak i an half &ash" usadthe weedsdsimr sep hegssol, an the assesens n the llbi laves bees pravetijodgment was pined sad greased. to the an that the usual pawn should be padereen la the parish shuns of Fes DWss. as beadsp, Key 6; Smith was she nodestsed is nos, &MI &gun to CIL 17s. 6.1. The saliva has boos the man of talk is the waylay ✓end slaty ski psi" KM, massess, and berms tho Um of 9 sad 11 Welsch (tb tint bed km the onswass mat it in service), the tkeeellihdasis Issas/ to Dins from Cambridge sad tam alas& pests were ended +lb prousen, ask than ewe set WS then Inn risers p. nese " d eity Map been the bells its 4 Esse &seg. The of Inas were al num sat mit lee 161111 lower see" Omsk some &bey was neon ansagst Os tired,"petae fan& in the neighbourbani ohne pews shay &CM Moe a glimpse ORM steel ano de neg. The shassbyant was crowded, and as Mw as Ow m were opens run took Pan into the eNbarthat wend have diegneed the spoor goarmief a tines hi Ism& en a imadVght, sad 0,11/7 onflable wee Mel c 5 is km this misses. The Tess was cowed by sees (itergoes)iallag Melds ; the capi tals of the passe had seek On Yens easpast, and Dina Churn. whisk is ampead to be capable N mein LOOS Pins" was eaewdsi ID Illablied“, the mbir .6 l . 2 of the agile& sersabeg spas the seared empty for the spot whisk meld msemsed the hest vise ZI - re pine when it was estgpsesd Smith wadi send. Bev. A. H. Small, of Biamesead &bee, Cosahridp, woe the pedestals who bad undertakes to do duty be the resin ea the occasion, and he emend She chunk easily at elevea o'clo k, followed by Mr. Jaw and kb wile, she pew &ter of the salt. Mr. aad Mrs. Jaen teak up thee tea in the Mile, paw. awl the amnia eammeseeL AB eyee wen sesissd he an a glimpse of Kn. James, ad the a..atfait melee MO so .one gemmessoil nu he was saluted wok • dont of "speak up, lid boy," and a asses of laughter, and rim& laterrupliars wornmetined threeshout The bye's. sere mien by the nodal request of the ran, mad* to Kr. Small as as inonalla no serves. Mr. Smelt Lyng ewe/laded the &yen rowed the pulpit, sad. in ns lb test bon the 7tbehinele of Mathew, v. 1, " J•dge sot, hot p be jel=p r tertri tone ddiriery of as im. ho the of endows t r yl i rma i l l i g at si onedle, mid gen unesesdy neisn. larnessed as le pssoslod, seal lib nee was Smelly drowsed, wetly by tbe soles Wide. sail ma/ as hy that outside, assequent epos s Met, whin s got up in th e shurchyerd. cubed by this gave way, is he tuts, to that taming hp a cry d, " Smith Is ecedag," seven' tines nimbi ; and the struggle that nand for peas eramenasisl • view el tim aisle up whirl hews topraesed to P a i s ztseed pub& op polite the noting-Mk ballot all At last hie veritable was esmownod by a Ikon from the parties nine tit slant desk the edam, sad a eampiets mop was pie Is the It was clear that el this time there were seestal pnissomakeg la the b sly of the church, se the smoke was net ridge towards the roof, and a well of tobacco was evident to all. The shout wide outeided as Smith entered the church, but was takes up by its occupants with three hearty sheen, clapping of honk whoop, wril other discordant sounds. Oa Is is Nadia Ihn reading desk, the peen was so great that be hod et be nod into the pew of one of the churchwardens as ass's ney and when there he was mounted ens hassock, Warn anent immediately faring the pew of the &v. Mr. Jana. &Meg but this would satisfy the audines, and quiet was is some degree stored by Smith waving over Pb hesi afoot from which he wee to read his recantaties, step to him by Mr. Cooper, attorney of Cane**, the adWeer of Mr. Jones. Mr. Small sawed a matin s& of his dimmest reposedly, bat was so often nest cries of " Smith, Smith, an cheer more far limlth." the said aim being mesa heartily even. sad Smith as ores main " manes be the nisicer." This upon sentinued, and nes Smith boohooed to Mr. Kest, tee of the chunks/a dage, an asked We what was to be doss, saying, YOll see what a state the shank is la, pa Mow what . ta best, I am pose plasm sod will do es yes Kik &per. ' While this .•beereslies was &Keg, a Inas whisk hid hens While in OM maw of the okra, low sons it, end ha wilds • yard of the *oil This nee a lansek—thes asiebse; boa dm pow saw bass, an the pieces flaw Is all dismtlass. The hermit same tkisk se Mil, being align" dined at Mr. Snail sod Smith, who by wen ellemlieg elms toge&r, the ass reading an th is Ihen. in to the resso. Kr. Small having teen lb bosh. mil &ended beat the pant be the pones. of &obi we the only MIMI et pareatiag the wW dendhles et the ineolise Gulags of the Main whin at en sseisel ode& It was esperrible to hen a word Smith sail. and bta deobtfal whether Mr. Small did, fir the ropers of Kis mend ro we wilds half a yard of the pair. Kr. Small Miss wise kb the pulpit this it we ma dud by speetatonorho sisistained their pitioa there to & end of the }ramie,. At last a hem& struck Mr. I Small, awl at the same mamma Smith sodded reading his rest sa d Send ost of the pew *leave the church. Os his Pb hot the nesse of the aide he was takes up by as the sold ikons of Bra, Sink—well dose, &Mt," as& the meet hearty en .ors, sat esetied out is muses shoublors. Oa his way Ss the Penh. to whisk he saint, he was oiled ups for a spoeshosa is rePy mid Is the Manse crowd whisk was beeseleg bin, ~I am owl I same sok the whole of pm to din beet er, an a pow men" Throughout the day a solkons was going on through tho TM' by mw with bone, May day fathom, the sap plicatiosensg " Please to remember Smith," sad the pew cowle being ialersded to be appropriated tonne the per meat of Smith's costs. It is doubtful whether the hens of Clod was ever the theatre for the esamment of a ohs& mere, sad the whole affair has only tended to MOMS the esigiaul scandal. This morning Mrs. Janes was waited upon by the diesh esteleas sad other gentlemen of influence is dm, Yahoo, who implored her (gong no storm that was Itroweg) to Amin Smith. It is stated that Mr. Janus would lan nestled, bat that the lady was not agreeable. Mrs. James was formerly housekeeper to Ike reverend the rector, and they wen privately slanted about two pars ago. THE a BFAUTUIS OF YORKSHIRE."—A NEW zaica: A wan has baannpraheaded in Manchuler, who ; Me been preying spa the nobility sad gentry of the am- I try tor the Mit live or sir yean, and d them of their , = se a m a pis t on s that they ban ion s UMW ago pat I their amass on kis subscription Let for a new work which ha had pablisited sada abs title of the " Bastke of Yorlubire." The "Beauties of Yorkshire "is seated to be mite an imegiaary pubikatket ao sue work ever baying i freed frees the prat TIM impost:, seems to lave Misted to the obtivies whisk peat men bare or ere sup posed to ham, of wok events la their lUstinie si having writ am their saws upoa salsemiptias lista fa sew books, sad the west certainly appears to ham frequently juelited his know ledge of Muses nature in that respect Bat the elevens. part et Um oriel is the mama is which he hes enabled him self to furnish pea, or at least what :sighs sews grind Avis *video's a the various noblemen whom bolo to el their having sebieribed to Ms week Ile ittirte Lord f il er ' w ner Imissa, end reminds his lardeldp that the guinea far hisk be was pleased to enter Ms name es the entaeription list tar the " Beauties of Ti mkt yeas =l i m p s sot yet boas paid, sad aye he dial be fisdi if kb will remit die mount The server rao says: "Lard D— dos sot resellest ever baba pat kis wag to the salieselplima book awed by Kr. WlerMy bat if Ili. as falai Lord D— with lie adegrani keen t E h a e ls = saMmiption book. se • P• 00( of hit dalliMa, the WM &di be mallted." The preterit' napalm very =mob met the sime " D—" boa iishindaYs sea, it kt a kap addrased Se his biakbilif, and that he hes bees ebilged to darts eel MOE 6.04611. 6.611 2 eitheariptim both by waft Se eletegilek oat hopes lb WWI* wit set doubt kis aura asassamas. bat pay the messy without talker amble, TM Flosses moms Is John Bartley, our es istnedey be was brought beam die stegistrates at graltagas kr cr eaks km. Kr. limerick, aid espeelatesdent of the ebbed= at Manebeseer. _ao• simile 0 a laded keen various isea mad genelemen, ISM of wide* showed the mama with whisk the primer had met; edam wire copies of his own Woes of sandalled'. By eras of these cows of kis own hese& dated is INC It swiss that M lest 'aided his week *TM Claismides of Yeekieire," ash abased 10s. IL per espy. By sae of dims espies of a Wm date, is would MS Sit the " Beauties of Yeehake " brie paid a well that lio Ms brought est a sand pest Me. Berri* else predated a rat swim ol ewes le the plessee's lasidwrithig, on whisk sae nweassewis of *a parties written to, with the Mad ressit of the egglia thew whoa,: sustemtal a aerial% no atarlilill. will It vs as ides :—" Viesenst IMO ...I rid ; sat ef Willtibillme all ; Bari Wheelie, bad ; Lard Kenyon, r a l r tii =2:1: u :li , Winakesses, bed ; Lad Veas, ;mkt; badi led a , Ce led d fabeffiagte Ilwr_ L _' Kai of VIM% : of Taw bums% p ai d; Dame al ; Thema Manor Llislpail; Dohs el NM*, ;Id el lin= 2Weanne e jail Bad et peiL" Devina o than ma gush pas aeghs and adeenthsamente Ina muse PIM. WW I 'S seism to men= at deammil passes W seed in their *sem is; asthma of of sodas of odes et peajpor e t pause; 0 4. p at pooh' amide. the Moan at dada el natinsa. Yr. Bar wisk tad be that the Omer itoehl es maw des le Ale to thew had smelly waled Se rally, Ise ease time past, to every aimakesamet alleassi aaw Morsel ilsosessi passe la Ilimmisatm, maw Ins din dm debt TM alas fans saw to Yorkshire, aad prisms probably, were hie h Maass. ome emend al = Aber lobo ad papa would be bud *Mei hie lia. MEDICAL. TOTAL COLLOGII OP SIIROZONS.—The following gentle ness baying mamma the neemary examinations were ad mitted members el the , college on the 4%h Mat :—Kesers. G. G. Biome, litetsmot J. L. KImDT, London; R. C. Bazar, Bedford; W. C. CAtrrtsw, Harlon, near Hell; W. F. WLTIIILLW, Rugby ; J. J. llzmussat, Homing ton ; and C. LOWDILL, Lingfl.ld, BOnvy. SPORTING. CHESTER RACER.—FainsT (Concluded.) Lame' Puma of 601. for 3-yrs•eld, 6st ; 4 yn, 9st Sib ; 6m, lost; 7n y and aged, 10st 21b ; mane and geldings alest lilts. Heats. Oen nand and a die. (3 sate.) lir. Wantwortles Liesetio. 3 yrs (J. Prins. 1 1 Mr. Ososisars Clatawarksr, 3 in (a. Wes I Find Day' s Caissietb, 4 yrs (Wskelleld 3 S heat : to 4 eget Liosatio, sad 2to 1 eget Colo eiatb. Woo 'say by ball a length. &wad heat: 6to 4 ea Liana*, who won a Sae ran by a neck. LLTEET BETTING ON THE C'OUBEE. DERBY. 9 to 4 opt Nylag Dotal:ma 16 to 1 opt Elation (0 to 9 Itoosyttrk (t) 20 to 1 Tbs Knout 11 to 1 'rodeo' 20 to 1 Ooterloy 10 to 1 Vasiond (t) 20 to 1 Cbatteror (t) 16 to 1 Taira 40 to 1 Ncottogoo LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUERN'S BENI greens ix 1141tOlrBilIODI Ma. Jamas ?mow, Ma. JON= Wasierasi, 4WD Ms. Jamas Maus. 1 TMs Qum v. HVIToN.—BVIOILL COWITARLDS. Mr. hides Perms gave Wiesen k this ase, the point nisei he the &dike elf the seek Wog wi e eder Or ergistratem of the bens* et Margebeser h • I pone at dtarge apes the geske vie lie omen akeadaat as gen ial/ oat @puha seer elite k the benegb. Is 1842 it was seassery Se weer k gold esesedir k Illaubsator, for the presanalke 4 ?Ara l se th ini =es keened thereby uastriell II he dle bo rough node es order he the parent of 116 irk es the trageger el the seastyetLearrerar; the however, elgested to the astouat Iniaral li g lig ertt, neat, noes, era which a random we grafted by this seem with the dew of oreepelling then is dhow the saes ehaggee. A sewn was made, waist was intend le, ad, amp thi s Entoll• court reversed its Je The heard sear aid that, after 'nide, the yaws the mart bad trot to the that W lodgment suet be for the rows. MADMAN to. VII NOR= WWl= RAILWAT Corti. PANT.—fIRUDINTIAL larvae. NAVAL. 1a thh ars a ray bed bees *beaked for ~e sale as Mut:EA:AT, MAT 6. ATPOISTIcons--Captela P. tweed node by Mr. Nene% It.P., k hvear of Yr. Chap ammo§ la 10 gegnia•aperisteedeat of Chatham Desk- sae, as the aseand thet it was red& Tbe plektiff was p l ig ; Cloak Sir T. PAgun, Bart, to be eaptakaaparia• the over ariessegieref a villa Mesta k its owe womb. endwat el Pasebres Deekyard. sad fenekg e esdeled retreat sear tie searepe Tka CIA ta Clasege—J. Swawrsew, to well. delndnes lel break their Taws, Ones% his had, for == zi A e .lir j enture, to Weehrigh Doelyard. shish the ~teas., esempuratica bed lane emu; bat th e . JIMIDMI L as Piqua. Ilse had aye bees - takes so sear the piels been, and migraperes--0. D. Locus, to Dries ; A. G. BROAD- had go Is** _ Makeyed its piney, that be shined • large irSAD, eiNstawat• san as ralliallal graggentlea L and the rattse Witte Mani Claist—D. T. 11A to Weir*. bra :thread Is the pokers begin gameg as as s o k BRIMMISIMI MAT s.ldmi Willa TaStivel i ta i ll s at rater between re perks, he bed model the asis of gam o gler J a tehotrie teegraph, Io 6,0001, to be oil= le Ise tlr raidealid Were s g. s e. Lord A. liesadrals i db r Ito Done ; !a gendas. The ebeelead • rah Moo" NIA: bilit•td7 few w, gal world Ifek as ta ad olio MB award, was the that the mart Sups* 81111 ad et-11. , to be la di sewer ark yes 'nerdy', sad thet Se talllostar been unduly k w w o g s. Hoene Wild at of linear at Sensed W Mr. mil Mn. Magma. h e yaw; gg the ern ; and Seism was reedy at six Me P. Th ies: ead Mr. Devil air obeyed gam o'clealt.—The IWO Taws.* says :—" The dialkelles el the Ne, asteediag that the malllsetse bad ested yr:. ......webisislokilwalloat it is believed sur will be seeder iwrdsky, sad Sot lbe plaintiff was hi* sad !deed by ease Mimeo mast la the Down, sail negkectil ia Sid to the ear awarded. was bra *gag say isteefsresea irks Ana Sir P. Mwith when baying es; l a s ge gig Ilbs by the Dawes gee gegurensak heard ia elly ( et the vele, the oast took tine le eassida lib aid, ladle isamiald sit to rigged est Mesh- Its I;;yrtrammaL—The amber el Milked ebrebee meted dodos the WM yeses it veriewly beie MOO to 1,409= latim semaat. imbibe the Made imam eimemote6 any beats Mambos Rehab only. Is the dieme al baba. WI saw eharthse. wore ememoted (to We Solf. 18 4 4 la go &au a WIN- Menge, 166, d villa 66 was reboil (to Novembse, 1347). Ie the dimes, 0[1606'16,136 sew alltdlellwere emesereted (te October, 1647). Is the dimese of Mester, durlog the 20 lan It 11111 bad by the promo Arehbaltep of Chaterbery, 310 sew douttlin wen Wk. Piansetors.—Ttev. J. I“i3Avtarr, to Aldiagbaat R., Line., he. Chester; 1,093 L, with raiding.; pewee, the ~~-..; d .. -- - - - postmen. He applied to have the prisoner remanded until smears maid be obtained (rum parties in Lnadmi to whom Da (ktr. Beserick) had written to prove the feuds. Mr. Mande (the magistrate) asked the prisoter if he wished to make soy obicetion to the remand ? The primmer, who I. a olitile.aged ann, replied that Om work Is quake had been published years ego le ) kis haw, and he had may beat writhe m an n a t who hod estvoito sabsoribe km copies of the hook. The plates and of the week were sow is Mansasestes, sad Do was " slred d r plat ealthos 'Atka. pol Mr. Moab theagia, ossaideaft midwife of impos ture alsidod by t, lottees ribt that sood, it would be only *, ies &add lams as eggenasiti of implying into the eiatanr. Ile skald resoled tho -- awe Wailed/I seat, bat the poiessw would be gadded Ss glut hall, end he *hi boast is Übsrty till this oa Galas two modes In aa est& TM Omer, however, was mooted is eastedy. IRELAND. DUBLIN. MAT 6. The claims of the distressed protestant clergy have been brought with great force - before the p•blie by the Irish &daiastical Auras& A subeeripoon has been made for them, and the Arehlgshop of Dublin heads the list with the munificent 90111 of 1371. Mr. Arthur Odessa costribetes 401.; Lady Arden has gives 601.; six leaden have been appointed for the Lad sad subscriptioes are received by the Rev. Cherie' Wo/seley, 133, fitephen's•green. Amongst th e came brought forward into public notice is that of • clergyman whose income was 3671. yearly. Of that sem OIL was assigned to pay ael ergs 1.600 t on the glebe house. His poor rates for last year were 1601. He had • rent of 471. to pq far the glebe, =defter paying an insuranos be W a Ukase ottltfarnm to support his wife, himod4 •d mosei A address of congts'ulation was last Tasedq by his former pupils to the v. Dr. Wall, theVies-Proved of Trinity College. It was signed by a most distinguished list of sub scribers. The ssmetaties who had charge of the ad dress were Dr. Ceske Taylor and the Rev. Samuel O'Sullivan, D.D. In the Daily News of the 20th ult. I forwarded to lee some information relative to the painfully visible decline of animal vigour observable in the surviving Idle population of the lower classes. I have dues dna otinnumicated with medical observers, and the isimmation I have obtained is not without he vales. I have been told that the physical decline of animal vigour in the living paupers el the workhouse is not to be attributed to mut at bed, bet rather to the total change in the nasal hulls d the people. In ordinary years our plesantry were a light-hearted happy race, of ' tsg hails and mercurial nature. They bad much social led mil enjoyments altogether peculiar to tssir Itemorwleving character. Now they feel like rimless —degraded and unfortu nate—no longer their own masters—without any, joys —without " home" (and to an Irish peasant how mach is there in that one word !)—their ties of kindred violated—huddled together like cattle in a great pauper boss—without hope for the future, without sejoyment of the present—with sorrowful recollec tions of the past To prescribe outdoor relief is the same u prescrib ing communism. There is a class antagonism, and re'igious opposition between our proprietary bodies, and those who lead on our popular muse., which would render it unsafe to trust the power of taxing property ad Odeon into certain hands. There is too mach reason to fear that in some quarters the out door relief would be zealously demanded, not so much out of love for the population as out of hatred to the proprietors. There is danger that a terrible retalia tion would be exacted fir the relienis servitude and social oppression of former timer. Bat though out-door relief may be impossible, can nothing be doze to set the people at wake Mr. Butt, Q.C., in his recently published pamphlet (" The Rate in-Aid"), says, "I would amend the poor-law by bas ing it upon the principle of the good old poor-law of Queen Elizabeth, via., that the people of each /wish should be compelled to find employment, or at least were, for every man in it, willing and able to work." Sir John Romilly's set for creating a commission will still require time to come into extensive operation, and in the meanwhile thousands of the population will be destroyed. The observations of Mr. Serjeant Howley, in his recent charge in the county of Tipperary, give sew firmation, it it were required, to what we hear from all sides. It is generally said that the crops are looking very well, and that there is plenty of seed sown, if ilfoVl- dance will bless us with a favourable semen. The effects of a good harvest would be most reviving, and as the season has set in delightfully, we may have hopes of emerging from our present depression. WALE& MURDERS AND BulClDir—The Mamas ISM. " On Wedamday a meow pima meioses that In the seigbbourhood Usaybythea a ask had asurdsred blew* sad MD& sad dbila Onmelthed Weide; and upon makiag sl=a Mae the eirwmatemase, it was aafeetaaately that die seven ma WI tee has. The mme of th s a=te el *see Mama deeds is Thames Darks, a Omilem eh sedan at Ceduhyd illaa - isu. ia eke parish of lre, sad it appears that early ea W4 l.ll limeieg, while la bed with MI wife sad child (er latter ohm months old). ha seleeked Mau with a maw med laving ted the d warty emend the lahat's teed fr'eut its body ha attempestnistiou el his wife. Hs &et cat bet across the mist, esvering cos - ! pletely the arteries, arid mat masa bar throat he is _met friebtfel maseer. Lamb sad m s the hoe he tubed Sate the Thy, for the wpm, it ie haigised, of doewalag liweeK hat OA* Ike water too shallow for hie pep ae, la relsesed te Ike Mme mad stamped to oat his aera threat Min, however, be never the jerkier vela, =zed spa his own abdomen with the vuor, which donor protrasias to OM whisk his aallataaste wide aleleaeld.—Pellee Sap. = l er; st fir, Midis ef the avaneau updred Ui tle epee, sod haul the lidie ski is hod, with thro: e S Any laamated, quite deed awl Tho wife, Devise, had usual Ina the Imo" sad lambi sleet • add'. breadth ea the lids, it deem Whoa bud she wee still dive, bat lyias adaysled. She wad speak Wady, ad is mly to quetloss, unwired that ha 'mina&hadprpotratM.thisooyege with bis rasor. She ilaiiO4, ;l7 ir 41 "910 -9—tie asall IrsPP ed In !-bl" ed#, the Dawes having been usable effectually to support it."--Stromholl went right away last main for the Duwas, and Hecate rematos at Spithead, wh om h oe mew lave been busy all day in teeming her for sea. st.-sh., arrived this morning from Bermuda, whence she soiled en the 11th Wt., but brings no bete, her date of sailing had bent anticipated. She has brought home shoat 40 heads, who will be landed this day and to metro+. She will mole into harbour to be paid off, unless her aervion be spaelally required.-Reer-Admind Superin madame Proems. Cll., shifted his tog yesterday noonday lass blue to whits, eseestsent oa his_pronsotlea. ashe100.11•111 UONTIIIT:Frida7 ' S Gazette gees nMB arm mull mew of the Cesium, A. wild in d o , Gem , that ihe bounty fa captors of the Brasilia& schoomir as the 30th et July, 1847 , will b e Do m V. eri:‘ .14 611 Ho. 3, Cliford'sina. Proportions due to *sok dree-frommeasty_63l. 841. ; stem d elms, ; grid O&M ; fourth elms, 182.3 a. 4d. ; fifth ease, 1114 7s ; sixth class, 102. 18a. ; some* elms, W. 1 8 , gd ; ___ oleos, 72. Be 4d. ; ninth clans, 61. 9a. ; tenth ci., X. lk X, • elerenth eke,l. 140. Od.; twelfth cisme, M me . 4L ; ' thirteenth elan, U 7s. 3d I Too llovim.-Notices is also given to the Aeon and emegeny of the Hound, 0. H. Wood, Oew.. w h o woes sit all present (in company with the Grappler) as sh o es p. tam re the Ens:these, on the 6th Anse, 1847, that a Cote bunve of the licesd's proportion of the bounties will be made on the 21st inst.,at No. 14, Great Ottorrestmet, Wee whim, ; -Mar 110 L 6s. 3d. ; commustier, 2182 . 17. Yid. ; third dam, 28 1. 10s. 41d.; fototh elan, 141. 6s. 2d. ,• fifth clan, 131. 16e. 71. ; Blatt elms, 81. 11e. Old. • seventh elms, IL 2s. 64d. ; eighth class, 61.140. Oid. ; ninth elem. 41. ha i i tenth Oh" 21. 17s. Oid. ; eleventh AM, 21. fr. 'IL ; elms, 11.8 s. 6d.; thirteenth dais, 11. le. Cid. Tall MAIIIIRIL-The Hoses Telerts says est tag strength of the coops of Royal Mariam greater them is required for tendorment la this Beet, it is ceatemplet* am already detsrmieed as, to stance ene battalion des corps at Malts and another Welke at Otbraltot; tali on to consist of 800 nee. ENTRY or Manse easels ow Tao Gower NAvr.- Upwards of 370 esamen, lately paid off from Bt . Vincent, Rodney, eel Vanguard , have been entered by agents at this port for swiss In the Germs& navy. Seventy of then wale mama at tie Refrord-bs Chem public-house sad rendes. vow, ea the Oommee. hard, as Wednesday, by an agent stet from Loam. Task wage& respectively ars to In 61., SLAW 21. month ; they are not gamed to sane it any gpselliod but are at Limey to leave the aerobe when they sop to do so. They are to pumped a 3remaa;!i se ll roue thither, they have left Ws port by rail for Soso warrant ors discharged front the servile here &le attend the German navy. How • TROVILND • TRAIL many 31 SAY= is thus pointed out by the Hants Indspesitost :-" Our present sub asst,' t al itanP r g l4 tie . 01 . il ha tim du P tt r i: wtt nre yretadr mind to slit Alps . at epithsod r or Bt. Ilden's,Tor ry thts par. poem of bersatica and miner, to. A emend was to fetes IR cony depateltes, leb.s, packages, and Pe hem muds arrived, or te those abut to sall.rtrd to Wks nest to gad fro between the Bag-ship end other seed% as Hem see pus te samba. Thu Fanny having Mon m_dgfrelly the Monkey yacht, sad very expos &sly Mal up, booi e vs bane, NM ben used ha the lederit mussily, NO the Infrefresties of holt Into the OW' should matembete the mehtwom ink _gall Minable. Do that go II tom weeks* to the isilmsfrodes of elan% the eledesffe Meier woe a any undid men, eel edam a day neempliyed. Steam hes ..sled a complete revelation in this OS wad as in everyothsr department is whist ft hes base introduced. The odaloars saes Meier loas, user it. blighting istineese, Memo s mowliefr show faro. She now lies is heettrar foe weak ens for meeths together, without ogee snoring tempt with the nap. All the former tactless are performed with mash snore promptitado sad far greater agleam by stesmers F ad e/gam the has sanely ever beets used by the peri nea for Oman. Hader Sir Charles Ogle, ia tZitede became the pine of his me, clergyman of the 'bunk, whose functions seemed to regain vary UtW of 1W persimal atteadosee, sad who used to awe We mew pretty mestaady every summer. liens *0 mansion of the posse* eilmloal she has soared/ bps owl at eIL As she be.. a tossed molest In eammand, a quadorr mato, and eights.. able seams& as crew, it wet ill ems den/aide, voider present circumstances, to do away with foot at ones, se a priestly useless euresonee, a rename of on obsolete systete If it bs necessary for the health of the poreafrairal, or any of his tastily, that they should enjoy the Week of occeslooal aquatic excursions, we venture to suggest that an Wake to his present pay of 3001. per imam for the purpose of hiring a yacht for the time re gutted would be found amply nfileent, and would effect a oaring to the pablie drams than a thoeteand pounds annually in wages, provinces, sad repairs." MILITARY. TROOPS BELTING ABROAD. Meditanuesn.-16th fan, 34th; 36th, 44th, 66th, 67th, 69th. 76th, 2 butts. each; Malta Feettiblee (local). West ludies.-64th Foot, 66th, 72nd, 88th ; 97th, tame bate.; Ist West India Zest., 2nd, 3rd (local). Bermuda.-42nd Foot, 2 beta- St. Helms -81. Helium load Bimt. North America.-Ist Foot, In ban ; 7th, 19th ; 20th, 2 bans.; 23rd, reserve ban. ; 38th ; 71st, reserve butt. ; 79th ; 97th, 1 butt . ; Cenedian Me Newfoundland Cusps. (loud), and Bile Brigade, 2 bans. Caps of Good Hope.-6th Foot, let beta ; 46th, 2 bates. ; 73rd; 91st, reserve haft.; Ride Brigade, Ist ban.; Cape Mounted Rifles (local). Mauritian.-6th Foot, 2 ban. ; 12th Fon, reserve hat. ( =lon . -16th and 37th Fon; a part of Ceylon Rifles Australia and Van Disusen's Land.-11th,96th,99th Foot. New Zealand.-68th and 66th Foot. Chan-95th Foot; part of Ceylon Rifles. Bait Indles: Bengal.-3rd, 9th, 14th Drs ; 10th, 18th, 24th, 26th (left wing), 29th, 32nd, 63rd, Wth (Ist bat), llst, 70th*, 76th•, 80th, 83rd•, 87th•, 98th Foot. Boetbey. 10th Drags. ; Bth, 225 d, 64a 41 , 78th, 86th Foot. Madras.- 16th Drags- ; 26th (right wing); 61st, 84th, 94th Foot. • On passage oat deseleareery Yea litrinuat OP PSI ABOVI.--0111101 sod Men : Mediter ranean nations. 9,000; West bulks, of British North Amaisa, 8,600; Bermudas, 1,200; Good not* , 4.700 ; Mauritius, 1,800; Ceylon. 2, ; Australia and Van Diamen's Lend, 3,300; New Zealand, 2,200; Best Indite, snaky 3,600, infantry 26,400-29,000: menu of maintimases ef this farce borne entirely by the Company ; China, 1,600 ; St. Helens, 480. Total (in mud sambas) saving abroad and on mosso out, 70,730. It may be as well to remark that the 96th Foot, ordered to sweetiod in 1848 to Bengal, was still in Van Diemen's Land, sa to e last amounts ; also that the 76th Foot, in esnremsVe the for India, is included es if on pusses 'MOM expense its maintenance being now defreyed by the bat IsollaCompsay. sides a 'WM/ sena lag mode ea iiiiiiiiedi sidle el Ili et IM lemma et s M. Ile biased was bead bier es bb lell side in Ms shirt slum% Miles his areas mod is gamma eat open trew side le ide.bestasins below tbeamid. with lb lawless pretrudiog. He ms still alive, sad eyed =r a ke dio de* o elm dd W 111.1ated parkas. NA to do poise seadmail IMO lie had laded ibe eliii. mil he bad ad his ears soli Ms vlis's timid with Ms mar. The tiler ma bud bin la oleo* adjeseat to the spot where she... was dimmed. lii. Thome, sargeoa, et Dollan, see speedily seat fot, lobe deemed the weber I . l2aitat Imo pememesd mil ems li le teertel. His was welled by lbe death ef Timms Da= ri •=esk that adobe; Ibesiblisedlill Weboaday FISDAT'S (Worn osatorns mien la wawa ratify aortal* otimato of tin loadoolkel Cconainionera, for Raking additional providia he the on Cl souk in ordain whims assail • Qom for moiraing &On* to Um WIN aarebsi at Bt. at ILialrrns.Todoeiro ; Trinity, at Barest" Cora St. Jam, Brain *ow. Ozioviraire ; Trinity, iiiiirobrook. lserbysNw i Owlet Conk, Yorkshire ; Bt. Joao, Toriniiro ; Pinar, Forobroii, ; and St. Ilattksw, Wool Town, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 7. 1849. MAT 4. REGINA o. Biszor or Zxi CROWS. -PRPHOOLTIPS OP VIZ Ia this cams a rule had been ebtaieed by Mr. Baddeley, calli- g on the Attorney-General to show cause why the replication should not be set aside, or why he should cot elect one of the replications which he had put upon the re cord. This was a core impedit (the Qaeon being ire pt. Iron) oldest the Bishop of nester for impeding the Institu tion of the nee. Mr. Gorham to a living in the declaration meutionsd. The declaration was in the ordinary form The defendant untended that Mr. Gorham entertains certain opinions contrary to the Thirty-nine Articles, and had plead &oral pine uppoonn the rood. The replication traversed the various allsgstlons in the plena, and the question was whe ther the clown, being patron in a quarto immune, the Attorney-General was confined to one replication only, and the corona was therefore to be deprived ci its prerogative of replying double ? The Attoeney•General now showed cause, and contended that the down had a right of replying double in en cause, by he prerogative. A private individual who was patron of a tiring would not poem such a right, but*. crown had it by virtue of its prerogative. The learned gentleman quoted , several authoeides in suppnt of his argument. Mr. Greenwood, Q.C., end Mr. Cowling followed as the mine aids. Mr. A I. Stephens, is rapport of the rule, contended that, although the mown bad the right of replying double by pre rogotive generally, it did not posens that right in a case which pertained to it as te any other private individual ; and comeneseing a Bait of quire impedit where the crown began with a common writ, the Isms m any individual would do, the subsequent proceedings laud be the same as thee, whisk say individual could take. In sup pert of lids view the learned gentle's= quoted the following from " Inackstone's Commentaries:" ' By the word prerogative we usually understand that spe cial pre-eminence which the king bath, over and above all other pecans, and out of the ordinary course of the common law, in right et his legal dignity. It signifies in its etymo logy (from ' dm' end rage') something that is required or demanded before, or in pr,ference to, all others. And hence it follows, that it most be in its nature singular and anent:kat ; that it can only be applied to those rights and caveities which the king enjoys alone, in contradistinction to others, and not to those which he enjoys in common with any of his objects ; fort/ once any prerogative of the down could be belt in common with the subject, it would cease to be prerogative nay longer. And therefore Finch lays it down as a marine that the prerogative is that law in ease of the king, which is law in no ease of the subject." Mr. Stephens proceeded to contend that se this particular mode of proceeding by qu ire impedit could be adopted both by the subject and the crown, the prerogative right to reply double did net pertain to the crown, as it would not to the onion. Fin repliestions had been pleaded by the Attorney- Gerard, mining questions all of which weld not be decided by the same Mbunal ; and if this course were permitted it would be a gre .t hardship on the subject, who might be dragged from one wart to another, the down paying no cons—the crown perhaps, inflicting rain on the party who might be its victim. The crown bed never before, in such a case, exerted this right, and he submitted the court would not allow the Memory- General to strain the prerogative when it would certainly indict a great hardship on the subject. The learned gentleman cited several authorities to maintain his pond's. Mr. Baddeley and Mr. Kerslake also addressed the court in support of the rule. The court deferred its judgment. Aromo--at Aws—at On Aim Minim Three par Omi= avenge pries yield par cent. t 3 01 Tam waist. „ 3 6 11 Manta. Binh Meek ma r9 ter in elt r ftt.) =NM( Myer dim ami Yarlaidee Mannar • (dteliml par amt.) Ormt Waters* (dlr. a ML) 96 „ 6 19 Loftin eel Mae Wain' Ndiv.i Id ) 65 „ 7 2 le Lamina mid erighlaa vgliv.4 S-Sid.) SS „ 6 I 04 Leaden sad North WsMora 4 i(dlv. rid ) 117 5 10 21 Wag ld.) York and North Midland r(div. 6 33 „ 9 7 6 York. Nawasatia, and Barwick *Oft id) „ 7 13 lo A fair proportion of business in mining shares has born done this week, and the prospect of an im proved market continues to present itself. The Mining Journal reports as follows : Trelawny, Bedford United, and Tamar Console have been in demand at an advance on our minimum quotation of last week. Tincroft is represented as continuing to produce new and importint discoveries, and is evidently becoming a per manent and productive mine.-From private letters, we learn that in the Kirkcudbright mines a rich leader of lead, 2 It big, has been cut in the 60 fin. level.-South Buret, North Pool, Leant, West Camden South Wheal Prances, and West Buller shame bare been In request at our former quo tations. We learn that a very rich lode bee been cut in Li ant in the 190 fm. end going east, 'ongoing of copper and tin.-Shares in the folloeing mines have charged hands du ring the week ; Devon Great Cons2ls, Kirkcudbright, Great Rough Tor Consols, East Pool, Wheal Trehane, Cem Erfin, Trelawny, Bedford United, Weet Camden, Coedenow,Heign. ston Down, Regain Lli, Rest Tamar, Camborne Console, Saudi Tamar, Wellington, Mary Ann, Mendip Hills, Kingsett and Bedford, Tamar Console, South Wheal Bonet, do.-Wheal Bandon, a very promising silver-lead mine, adjoining the old Treburget, which a few years sines returned vast quan tities of rich silver-lead, yielding as much, we understand, as 300 as. per toe, has been purchased by a highly respect. able London company, who hey. commenced operatoas by driving a deep edit, to cut a promising lode running parallel with To barest. Several shares have changed hands this week, at a fair premium.-At the North Pool bi-monthly sessant meeting, a dividend of 221. 10s. per share was de. shod on January and February workings, leaving a balance OW. 161. 7d. to the credit of the company, with ore bills somber due. The profits for the two months amount to 8,2431. Is. 24.-At the West Caradon two-monthly meeting a dividend of 60s. per share was declared. The profits ea the two months (January and February) mounted to 71tt 105. sd.,leaving a credit to the oompeny of 1,2731.24.7 d., Men which the above dividend is paid. The mire is repro =Mid to be in a flourishing state. -At the Wheal likoesere meeting the accounts for December, January, and Fehmerv, showed a balance of 11,. 6d. in favour of the com pop The sgenb' report of the mine is highly satisfactory ; the south east and west lode is indicative of early improve ment, whilst the old lode (north and south) has proved very uetive; upwards of 3001. worth of tin has been broken the past three month., and it Is calculated that 1001. mislMi has been laid open; operations are being coatinued do developing the lodes and commanding a rank? and bosomed return for the market-At the Balleswidden two ummilly meeting a dividend of 101. per share was declared, Its** s Waite of 1,0571.6.. to credit of the next account on the two menthe' (January and February) amounted to 1,1431. 7e. 6d. The mine is repro ;Zona an improving position.-At the Wheal Sparse =aim a dividend of 11. per share was declared, leaving a Unripe if about 1001. in the puner's hands -At the annual meeting of the Bleenavon Iron and Coal Company, the &dam famished a clear and encouraging statement of the =lad prospects of the company, showing most the advantages that would accrue from as lasimasel capital ; and which object, we have no daft, will be attained by the shareholders in Wear with their late call immediately reeprod- Mg to the appal ; by which co.operation the probes can be returned with great advantage at the present period. The general position of the company is far more footled& than we anticipated finding it. At the meeting of the Mezican Company the report was•. not very favourable se to the operation of the put year. A discovery of some interest bad, however, been made, and hopes are entertained of future improvement. From the balance-sheet it appeared there was a loss on the year of 6341. 7s. 3d. • bat as this in cludes the London charges of 6001., the re al loos at the mines is but 1341. 3d. ,• certainly a small sum, when the aft. toward events of the past year in Mexico are ameithroL We have this morning received the statement assents presented at the two-monthly meetings of Wheal Mary Console, West Caradon, Gonamena, and Craddoek Wow Mines, at too late to give the detailed particulars, width shall appear in our next. In Wheal Mary Consols there was a lees on the January and February workings of 1621. 18e. 14., leaving a balance against the adventurers of 741. 10s. 6d. Is West Caradon there is a profit on the two months of 7361. 10e. 5d., leaving a balance in hand of 1,2731. 2s. 7d. In Craddock Moor there is a balance in favour of the adven turers of 221. 4s. 7d., and in Genamena the balance is spiest this adventurers to the moot of 261. fie. 10d.-In Ysiga mine shares there has ban considerable business I tumensla during the week. St. John del Rey has been in pot request, and an advance has taken place. In Andra lea 'hares there has been a demand, and a number have hands. Barons Range, United Mexican, Copiapo, oil lit o ima6s, have also been done ; and inquires for Medal sod have takes place, in coneequence of favourable rein issang been received, and several bargains have been efeseok-It will be soon by the advice received by the Ba rons Co mpany , that at Losedoch Valley, in =king Elinnas's they have cut the lode, carrying a leader 1 ft. wide, of grey and yellow copper ore, which, by an assay of them samples, yields an average of 47 per cent. In coomunace of the incomes of water aad hardness of pound, their promo is rather =:e s heit arrangements are making let dlisatly the lode. At Mount Barker 12 Ms a good ore have broken in the course of brief °peados; about 40 tens may shortly be expected home, as the Ira alalpmenft iron three manes, sad with the able and akdasS immigemanit el the he sad local boards, there is little dads el the Baran Badge aide, a pant and priasms=dan mum _the mime et Anolndia.-The dis hy the mpg* Oempeity report that the rhe ama se Oappa Mine had homed gage het re= s oth in the 12 mllO ha. level. The lee Poiremiss Fee . thane, bat sot at that per einilmp whisk will mashie B_By important Ireamiesion as yet. Tie want el Mares is felt very mace; the prams Ace the mew* is hi has of sapper. The silver and geld mass see mammal in a vary produc tive positice.-renids Orem Talperairo, rewind en Wed. needay ha, maths a great imam is the produetkm tithe silver mina-400,08p isi, wadi laving been received dar ing She ass& yeesediNg the departure of the nail. Large ameade et pit teed elm bad sloe arrived at the poe t, the total gftaatity being, during that period, 1,260,000 dot., of whisk 860,000 dol. were in geld fees California. This Wax of the precious metals had reduced the value of silver to seas egtent.-Aboat 80 tees el er A ± l ll . lll has arrived in the Thames, per from Sydney, being a portion of the WO the te oaM7 - 'ray home, be lon ging to the Mirth British Australian Company.- Very large arrivals of salter have taken place during the week ties Hamburg. the Perthshire brought nearly 6,000 plates; the Vanguard 1,935 plate; and the Peggy 3,663 Oates.-By the Rut India mail, whisk arrived - lien on Wedneeday, we learn that the metal market of Bombay con 111.017aDAT 'muse. dunes in a favourable position ; the demand for all meals is affh• English fonds have not b een rite so well g°4 sad:" of I"24,:mrtjle stocks were short, and only to-dol. Woofs uortot 92 1 to 92 i, at rived at ihritimaspten on Wed:re a lay, with ;itru a ntaliC: r ai w o lia l P h rta they were steady d the greater part of India and Pao& 11111* gad bringing on freight 48,986 dole. the morning ; bat towards th e c of busiaser, they in saver, 361.948 dole. in silver ban, gold eosin, and gold d ro oped a little , and left off at 921 to ; both for money ben, value 400,968 doh., of which 100,000 deb. is Californian and smotiat. =melted into bare at Lima; also British nab, value 308 f., value 6001., and plstisa , value 2831. By the arrival The Three se r °ants. Reduced wan doss at 901 Olio United States steamer, Romans at liouthanth end 901, the New ' Th ree and a QAtartee pee tom, lan Wen, intelligence ot agate arrival et** Wirer- OWL at 911, 911, and 91g. nfa st Prinarea wog received. The advice. from Ban Fran- Bask Stock was rather Armor, and was done at 194, le" are at i 5.,., weans 1".2. datesthan l igevkes welnte. Richequerßillea44g. twigg.prigg„ an d indiaßmdest and fay, 'Carla 1111 the " extraor d inary • satageses from ?IL gem which ice a farther anon of IL to.d. the ge" e•gleee provision however, begonia= L bar Lek there were no treseeetiams mono / in more ike rearma gurpus tle in price, in 4:patellas ef IgTP In the foreign mast, with the fir option of COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS Mexican and Spanish, the bovines done was of the meet contracted nature, and prices generally were COTTON.—LrvartwooL, Maw 5 —The market to-day eito weaker towards tho cot c ueion of the msrkit. • :1 1 = Iro twr E 1 0 ,7:74 . . -7. „,4:lll6"pervwtre sou k Mexican stock was don. at 32 a d 311, with Coup Manometry'', may hs upset of th e ot„ekd hM for the account, and at 29i ex Coupons. The Fine hem improved by the Dews from India moths prospect or • per Cent. Spanish Activ a weir done at 181 ant 17f, '''entl,l l " q uaialhitiril e, tailswvcmade 1 1 :47,there le ors a m . and the Threes at 331 and 34. The other transactions luso goals suitable for intim, including so-tooli s i tr u rion reported are in Ecuador Bon?a, at 31; Greek Bonds, Twirler, are more inquired for, and geotatioas are firmer. hi rx Coupon, at 6; Portogu.se Four per Cents., at 281 t i r ,„ d .m.littxr fi r t e igirp d =in far for money and 29 fur account; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., at 601 and 601; and the Four per Cents., at 771 and 771. In the discount market we have no new feature to polio. this week ; the same abundance of money, and the same easy rates fur gaol commercial paper ma tinees to prevail. In cotton the imports this year amount to a greater quantity than was received last year, yet their stocks on the let innt.were only 7,000 to 8,000 bales against 19,000 to 20,000 bales last year, which may .. .how what scope there would be for an active trade in our colonial products with that place were political ques tions finally settled in Denmark and Germany. The exchanges were quoted as follows: On Lcadca, 'tares mouths . abort Amidadam, at two menthe abort : Paris: . at threemmthe 187 abort " SL . , Peteribartr, at three months s3 Gold was 437 per marco, and discounts 11 per cent. It is stated that the company for making a railway in the Madras presidency is about to be revived, as there is no doubt entertained that the East India Com pany will be equally displeed to afford the assistance towards the formation of a line of railway in that pre sidency, which they have granted to those companies which are engaged in the promotion of this object in Bengal and Bombay. We believe it is not yet deter mined what shall be the capital of the company, nor the length of the line to be proposed for the sanction of the East India Company, but these particulars will no doubt shortly be made public. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk (e) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rate of dividend is less the in some-tax : WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—LuEns, MAT s. —There wn retty Inge atteodance of merchants In the Cloth-hall this mania& but theirpqrthres were only of limited extent. Goods for aeon, mint sad to execute orders comprised the priacipal cloths add, the Whits( loth-hall the business was rather active in ewe s eu i t . bie AT exportation. In the Mined Cloth-hall wooded blues and wool. dad blacks of the medium and Lower qualities sold freely, and pric e were a shade better. Mi l t ° X si May 21 .1 Apr 2 2 il2ll . Grossed ...... Wokat .Aatims Jambs Alb Ora*. Mabee Steil Ikt!!! DEW* Ortmeml . ifig= .die -- limb's Mamba Tabs .ffsaberg -Bram, astigua Ghent Memel atriatiann Gravesend Mauritius Harlingen gweden Uddowalla Cadiz Battle 'ted Hannah Drain Tinned —AL Wenzel's &let Antwerp Crag . surd Westward Omni Una Mai liotterdas lotteydamt THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. CAB Damns!. TICPIMINC M.—Denis Mangan, a cab-driver was brought up to answer a complaint preferred against bin; by ldr. Dios Bourcicaalt, for having, on the 16th ult., ex. acted from him more than his legal fare, to which he " gu il ty. " It apperad from the statement of Pie complainant that he hailed thedelbsdant nearly opposite the Haymarket Theatre, after the padoemance had concluded, to take him to Cecil. street, is the Strand, and in consideration of there being two persons with him is the cab, he gave him 25., being aware that the legal fare was only half that amount. Shortly after, hearing a disturbance, he was obliged to come down stairs, and on gqnestloaiog the defendant upon what grounds he felt diwatisged with what he had given him he beCIZOI exceed ingly abusive in his language, saying, " Do you think you are acting like a gentleman ?—if you want the money I *h+ll return it to you," at the same time desiring him to send for a policeman if he thought proper ,• and, in order to remove the 'minuses, he gave him the further sum he demanded. In answer to the charge, the defendant said, the night was very wet, and he thought the gentlemen would not inject to give him the additional sixpence. ldr. Henry told him he had been charged in the original summons, which he did not attend to, with an overcharge ; and, taking into nossideration the abusive language ha had used in mating the demand, he would teach him to conduct himself fa future mere cautiously by ordering him to pay • floe of 40s. with costs, or be sent to prison for one month. MARLBOROUGH-STREET Cluing OP Assaum—Tan ROYAL ACADINY.—Mr. R. Evans, of No. 17, Newman-strut, artist, was charged with baring committed an assault on Mr. John Prescott Knight, secretary of the Royal Academ. Mr. Clarkson said he had t he honour to appear on behalf of the Natal Academy, who had been insulted In the person of their ism. It would be necessary for him to remind the mut that at this period of the year the council of the aco dsmy wer• asssablad together to make selections from the weeks of art seat in for exhibition. Amongst other artists deism of hubs shalt weeks exhibited war the defendant, Mr. Rsarso g n peorostal map and eapabls, by u p on ie of kis Willi Mang* of bilistiog psnonal injury another mot Mr. Rotas work was not =opted by the society, sad ths meal printed circular was sent to hint The defen dant iminsilstsly came to the institution, demanded to me Mr. Knight. and, on seeing him, made use of violent The defendant, in a very excited tool, called ot i l l , g ' l ' s rs Mr. Clarkson : The court will perceive, from the present intemperate conduct of the defendant, that the charge of gross and outrageous assault he was about to prefer did not need that confirmation which the complainant would, on oath, presently give. The following evidence was then pro ducod : Mr. John Prescott Knight examined : Was secretary of the Royal Academy. On Friday, the 27th April, the council was sitting at • late hour, to select fees the numerous works of art sent in for exhibition such works as might be approved of. A circular was sent to Mr. Evans amongst other artists whose works could not be accepted. On the same evening, about eight o'clock, wiener received a message from ono of the porters of the academy, who laid a gentleman named Evans wished to see him on the subject of a letter he had sent. Witness told the porter there must be some mistake, as hs had himself written no letter to Mr. Evans. Afterwards, thinking that some mistake might hays occurred in the delivery of the circular, wittier deter mined to us Mr. Evans, who was a perfect stranger to him. Whams saw Mr. Evans, and, in reply to a question, said he had see sort • letter to him. The defendant produced a *near, and asked if his name was to it. Witness fa a lly , was, but the cboalar did not cons from him y, but se the omen of the society. The de featist" ins violent manner, desired to have " no shuffling," he wastsd • direct answer . ' Witten replied he could no loam bandy words with the defendant; if he wished for further information, he would get itin the clerk's office. Wit ness turned to leave the hall, but on hearing a stop follow ing his, and the words " "huffier " and " Infernal scoun drel" used, he turned round and the defendant immediately struck him on the head with a small stick. Fortunately, he had his hat on at the time, but nevertheless the blow pro- (laud • swelling on the head. The pesters rushed in and prevented further violence. From the effect of the blow he fell against the wall, and was unconscious for a moment or two. Witness demanded the defendant's card, and he gave him ono. The police wee sant for, and when the constable caw; the defendant said witness had called him a dirty scoundrel. Witness instantly denied having used such words. The council sent for a medical man, and placed witness in kb oars. Mr. Bod fir the defendant, expressed his regret that soak a disald have occurred between gentlemen. Rs mossivol hoshadd net be acting rightly, as the cam was to be removed ham meths court if he wont into sa expla nation of the tiros sae' which occasioned tho alleged assault. Mr. Hardwick—Let ths depositions bo taken, that the case may be sent to the Quarter Sessions. Tho defendant was admitted to ball, himself in 1001., and two sureties in 501. seen. The bell was tendered and accepted, and the defendant was libsestod. ••••=amtsz rinlaT,l2. Comma immix Tu Pomo' am sum MILITARY.— .111;=6J. Slurps, and J. Shaman, three pintas ha the Goads, were gasped with violently aseaelting du pease, sad W. Harper, W. Young, sad Blue Poynter, with ladling the soh to rum the Iseimmed soldier. Between. and 9 (Mock ea !Ada eworing,Mdwerd Beek try, 131 11, was es:d ra s si by a female la the Broadway, Weefaimermr, to tabs imle aletedy fife steamy a shawl. Oa die comtable bia, mere that he would book his ma ed. and lialbwitk sad* a desperate attach apes him and wpm eaMber Miser, who um to his seek tame, kliOdigt then down, sad kicking them repeatedly. Ile was maisted by **two ether esidisn, both of whose u mated the amiable% and desired tbat their amarwle Maid set be taken. • IMP* of NM Magni mem mumbled, mad Bar or dee rambhis, aS dialed reelstemeami Mims, Ism osessilei bum to the statite-hemee. The ishadants, Wager, Temp, Payster upeateßy yelled upsa the Mien and °then in the crowd to rum the primen. Mr. Bartell emisitied Boby for a month, and fined the whole of the aline 1/1., ey in default 21 days swab. MONEY MARKET. SHIPPING IN TBLLIGBNCE. Mai we Oinupsaliale, Oa • Ingpplai GA MOW mad • CASUALTIES. Ale'ite, Briish obit,. Cum, from Apalachicola, for LiTIN pool, which ran ashore on the Florida Reel (aa repori.dr had got off, without taking the arristance of the wreeke‘.. but leaking very badly. She was brought in, fan ow db. charged, and undergoing repairs, to enable her to wed, on her voyage.—Key West, April 8. Lord Collingwood.—Tha British ship Sea King, firriy e d Savannah, brought the muter and mew of the Bri.iatt dill' rd Collframood, which had fmndertd in the B yet • Biscay, on her voyage from the Bleak Sato Loudon, wig a cargo of wheat. ARRIVED. MAILS. ARRIVED. May 3, from , May 4, trcak (3!4yrea,l, Ilsy 11. trom. Anosm-at Gravesend, May 3, hon... kanra-at Gramma, May 6, from ANN-at Oravemstd, May 6, from BIDADaIiMIOO-at °reverend, May 5, from . BAMPE-IM Gravesend, May 5, from BAIIKLET-IM CMILYSIMMI, May 5, from Hamra Tsa-at Deal, May 4, from Cason-at Gravesend, May 5, from CIMUSTINE MAW-at Gravesend, May b, tram CMILLIMIANA Caxmarrs-at Gravalm4 May 4, from Ctrl os Lemnos-at Gravesend, May 6, from D'Aussaorns -at Deal, May 4, from Dterca-at Bristol, May 6, from EMILY-at Deal, May 4, from Ban. °seam= -at Deal, May 4, ban Elan-at Deal, May 4, from Erusoir.-at Grammd, Ma 6, from ELIIA Fatscss-at Gravesend. May 4, from Fox-at Gravesend, May 4, hhaamm Faxonuca-at Graveeend, May 5, from Owe araaax-at OTIMTKINI, May 5, from. Grassyrsa-at Gravesend, May 4, frail Gnuars-at Graveiend, May 6, from Hoag-at Liverpool, May 3, from Hormuz-at Gravesend, May 4, from Bosom-at Gravesend, May 1, from HAREMS NASH -61.0rawsend, May 6, from lassat-at Gravesend, May 5, hoes km-at Gravesend, May 4, from Issarx-st Liverpool, Mai l irom from Isposrav-et Hull, May Joase-at Hull, May 3, from Joaroa-at Hull, May 4, from Km Amin-at Deal, May 4, from Loma Etataxe-at Deal, May 4, from LANAILTINZ-at Gravesend, May 5, MOM Lurr Mix-at Gravesend, May 5, from Lam Nmsorr-et Gravesend, May 4, from =-at Gravesend, May 6, from T-lt Gravesend, May 4, from Mnnisrr-at Gravesend, May 5, from Naar AND CAIHNIUNI-At Gravesend, May it, tem WART ANN--at Gmverenc May 8, from MALAT-at Gravesend, Sy 8, from Mama-at Gravesend, Mayo, from Pirraormu.s-at Gravesend, May 5, from Postraso -at Gravesend, May 5 from KICHAND AND CIAIA-at Oravesend, May 5, from , lixonta-at Orsverend, May 6, from Ilium- at Gravesend, Ma 8, from Rotura-at Gravesend, May 8, horn hunfa-at Gravesend, May 4, from ILIGA-Off Bristol, May 6, from . 'farros-at Gravesend, May 5, from Tasrm-at Gravesend, May 5, from Vino-at Graveseod, May 4, from Taatas-at Deal, May 4, from SAILID. AseatlerA-•-ffotll Deal, May 4 AAPEASIA-frOl2l Liverpool, May 1, to Ant--from Liverpool, May 5, to Arotao—troot Gravesend, May 4, to. .. . .... Aare. Gowsa—tront Gravessa64 May 4: to AITOLTNI --14 as Ormond. May 6, to Barn TAR - frOCI Gravesend, May 6, to Hamm:a—trout Gravesend, May 6, to CRT OP ItrtilDAK-hoes Oaeamd, Ilay 0 Camera-from Gravesead, May 5, to * Comukoo-frona Crammed, May 5, to Corsrurnan -from Graysseed, May 6, to COLIJILIMI-fripm Gravesend, May 6, to. Coatroom's-front Gravessed, May 6, Si 03111011C1 DT 05ND—front Gravesend, Ilia 6, So MUMMA -from Grameend, May 6, to D'Airnaoss-from Deal, May 4, to .Hoodures Kimura-from Gravesend, May 3, t 0........ . .... Ar t Emma-from Gravesend, May 3, to lt Plain-from Livs!poel, May 5, to Ceylon Firessonra-fromßool Mey 4, to Sonatina May Gra y 5, to Pa. Kitts Jour 16.Kssus-from rameend, May a, Is • Bonney Jour Panics-from Gravesend, May 6, le Jour Sena-from Granemed,_May 6, Si Lesenrees Joaarma-Dom Liverpool, may 5, tO Bhp J. Cearmir-from Liverpool. May 5, to Lorm,-trom Liverpool, May 5, to On= LORD J. Rusui-from Gravesend, May 8, Is .8~ Maannoxase or Donnas-from Gramme, Mq I, to illeppon MANY Can=-from Gravesend, May 6, to Hens Masora-from Gravamen% May 6, to At ILtoser-from Gravesend, May 6, to Rodent= MATLLDA Imarut-from Deal, May 5, to Demon* NATITI- 7 60111 MAFIA. May a, S. Cutbsenes - yo Li -6, . Madura§ loin = _llls abed AMIN" .... .T.Teinteg ietentrwi itotterdwa Übe Udfiewills Quilts Antwerp Su= Yert Pldlo NATII-410111 SO N, CA101.01•41,41 Liverpool, Mk. 6$ to Nernism—from Gravesend, May 6. to Ocemi—from Orangead e May 3, to Pacormo—from Deal, May 4, to Puma—from Shields, May 4, to Parsons Auca—from Ilverpeak PREMISS Vicroam—from 13111110114 I to. Pnxcs Romu—from Gravesend, May 10 Yoram—from Gravesend, May 4, to PARANA—from Gravesend, May 6, to encimuw—from Liverpool, May 5, to Pia ED. BANIS-110111 Gravesend, May 5, to Trisooosu—fmm Grameend, May 6, to Tammuma—from Liverpool, May 3, to .Thuiers Mom* VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Autran (American ship), from Liverpool, for New York, with oat panto, Apt 181st. 44.18, I. 48.24. ADILAIDI ue), from Shields, April 28, Lt. 48, lon. 23. Aanow ( ), from Lisbon, May 4, lat. 48.19, lon. 7.26. Mama (barque), homeward bound, April 24 LIM. 41.54 N., loit. MAL latamr.a, from Leith, lat. 37.83 N., lon. 8 E. Jona novouros, outward bound, lat. 57.35 N., lot,. 8 R. Jona (barque), from Newport, for Boston, April 20, lat. 47.16 N., lon. 27.10 W. TAMARACK, Jones, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, 5 leagues W.N.W. of Holyhead, May L Torso Qrszx (barque), from Cuba, for Swamies, April 28, Ist 43.11, km. 28.3. V o dVellilleMellf.]—.THE BILE INFALLIBLY CURED sr ttowar's Pmts.—Many who suffer from bile are uncoorcioss of it ; they complain of sick headaoltes, derantyement, and sicking at the stomach, loss of appetite, lowness of spirits, want of energy, feet, hand', and We swelling, and know sot that these symptoms denote the imperfect action of the liver, and, if not remedied, may lead to dropsy ; Holloway's Pills will always be found to act directly upon the liver and stomach, and carry off the redundancy of humours, and thereby immediately restore the patient to a full es• joyment of health. The blue pill is a mercurial and destructive medi cine, which no one should take.—Sold by all =ta, and at Pro- Nem Holloway'sratiagishawat, 914, Wood, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. PINNIPATIIBIL—MS7 1. at Dab Lin, the wife of E. Penne father, Esq., of a son. Storra.—ta ay 2, at Bolton-at:eat, Piccadilly, the wife of Dr. T. Smith, of a low. Taowaa.—May 3, at Chaster-plate, Hyde-park.squue, the wife of H. Trower, Esq., of a sea. MARRIAGES. Gatruzirrow—BATlM.—Pday 1, at Bt. John the Bodges, Gloucester, by the Rev. T. R. I. Langhorne, Mr. H. Gandorton, of Penhore, to Sarah Maria, eldest daughter of the late Ald. W. Baylis, of Gloucester. HANSON—Rociltr.—May 2, at Plymouth, by the Rev. S. Nicholson, W. D. Hanson, Esti., of Brirton•bill, Sir ray, to Margaret Mary, only chil d of H. Hockia, Esq., late of Tretwanta Hall, CornwalL HATBII—SIDN3Y.—May 3, at St. Ma_ry's,Bryanstonr-squan by the BAIT. W. 8. DUMOTRIIt, ie., curate of Richmond, Surrey, the Rev. T. Hayes, A.M., late curoteof W ,grave, Oxon, to Augusta Catharine, eldest daughter of the bits J. Sidney, Esq., of Richmond-bill. SOMlRVlLLE—Calcirrox.—May 1, at Edinburgh, P. Sower villa, Esq , Commander .17 Stuart, ant daughter of D. M. X. Criahlos, ER., of Baakeflour. DEATHS. Birrmarz.—lday 1, M Manton 7 ;oar Safford, Glowed* shire, B. Blundell, Kul., aged 68. BooN.—May 2, at Rutland-terraces, Stamford, Mn. 110011. relict of dm Bev. B. Boon, rector of 17fford cum Saint'''. ow in. Bzows.-111ay 1, at Glasgow, Kr. J. Brown. Brronse.—ltay 1, at Loughborough, George, son of T. Hitolten, Esq. Las.—May 8, at Ramage* Charlotte Hannah, eldest dm.- ter of G. Las, Esq., aged 21. PALlOl.—May 1, at Witltert• Hall, H. W. Palmer, Bads late Capt. /lit.'s 89th Begt. Mid sad published by Wm's,' Kum et id i cs .6 L eg lc iiim issrd• Area. ts She Othi of Loades. Make. et she la hi Ills Mild id Willittkine—Moisam. MAT I. "z-•1' ',. l A most RIAN li.. and hth velvet o WItTON'S (la) tb'VIVI it) tree.— SALT] L .- Patent $ WILL] Targaiicriyj on from .erne even the watt of every trot 'BON B: A very Is 176. bd. ;trypateut sail N BALE at th td Burton), $1 awmaaaire . x men the la potable silks I auxiliary to tat bedsit Ikea 'every tree= EA Ir ono minded at the Intel. It len: decay, are and pearl sci".on gas rendered meet' th; p ANON. 20. imp, which 4 perfumer! 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