The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-16 00:00:00

RAGGED SCHOOL UNION. Yesterday evening, the fifth meetig of the Meads sad nuppiertess of this society annual vas held in n the lens° seem el IseterkalL yids h wee crowded to inconvenience le sway part ea the eceatioe. The mundance of ladies in the body of the hall and ia the galleries ma veil aunierous. Plea the platform ere observed the Dalus el site Menai of Weitnekniese LIM Dnuelaarig, Lard ansisteek, Bea. lb. Seelig, J. les H. P 1 11,110 14 ; hey. W. illisermem liev. D. /meg mom Maids, SLY. ke. Lord Assure bade. boss sailed to the °hair, the p;areeillege were greed with pryer. theLRDSHIP them said thet key hal aesmkied there he of simile die SIM rail of dm Hake. They _wadi see thee the eimmittee of missy lad adargal Sim deka sad Mareemd their Way. They bad met M tied helmet merely to ask but to inn& the empathy of die BM& awoke MI WIWI el the c e i sed e si ealt 'Mei they led itakelehla. thig eddimed, sad handad ler the fume to rade, their eel this flatesels." Weems at dourly MdieMed the rasa' Ilie key and the irdisk speredem and be key woe ti Shut newly mode heatran shwa aot Mem laythisses of as humble bat earallarly =e mese la die Warm. (Hem, hem.) They met s tint Make be they had Noma to believe that Um belltalise whisk they supported wee about to memo Its piper 'redden maw _die best sad the most useM el the sekeiews makate of that vest (Rm.) ham woe age they numbered their tins, sad sleek sashes b r beaks de. they hail sew le the metropolis dime SS eked% sad *beet ID Mdse. Wel skew, sad them pawed through Wee ediesle, mad eassima mem et hes of imenisties, melees than Llle el that destitute mod despised, bet sever agaie se be Imoseme or aselossed, dem, et whish she heeveaters et • awed eked were esespeeed. (Hear, hear.) hey led alto esailiishod • mag eshe they had pressed the Weems of the seemly thshOervice—ead amid it be emplerid la • me* way km le erakeevied the peeper of aiisollah obarthis. Ind ? (ar, hear.) Bat ware they te. step dleet owl 2t He il inOmises repeat, Mishima they had dew essegh beams they lied die ( se mil No hoped mad trusted that end wee *et their eethed. bat ViM as the minty they wield think that had hoes ideal whke esmeisted to be arlairwl. taw, briar.; la reed a IsMI is a boy who was mat eat to last yam, la Whisk he sake that be hes lieges eameedeg to W. • yaw, bulks had ere diekkge sad seeceeded to ma tram the piles of that hey_ al s iteltasted whit dist wfica is ia have lea someleed is thb wordry. sailed : ll = thee to p firth te Om of kb duty es if thee id as yet eemisolidied et every step k dr to hash that Clam whe s lad Italliel Alm ems this moomil to threat their &Ike hie the hermit whisk by kb Willlog was akeedy dye kr the hails el the rapes. Uwe) The SHOESTART thee rood the mead report which /Id bibs the peel yew the wrirealetee bed tees enabled te eases& she wightMle bedhltan eseeklanall. The ammo of the eases wee aloe vemesholik brae sia listed p ia premise" yees the enlmolpiess Mt she tJakat a ldl ibe hst bibs dint fest dual then had = l = li s the bet par bey beibill=rtieltrnas of 3 o lde This homes. el their Ande was altribs id a.:. esmilliee to the east geeinesi by • spell appeal on MINN of the IJaket fa hem last—to she goT t the "Itomed SAW taiga Napalms "—es the I a eeeseeray eallikoloo who beets the =n t h omegasM the abasement of the ebb* of the eb gni" nod le aust is Ma ft Mt thee e essesprease ef the alerts el thdr b Mimes. geogr had adopted da Pan tilass ends awl bee weeps tes& se the sat than. wheels, and had &may mat oat 160 of the boys sad ghle alegadiag dm. Degas the pad year the seehty oiled abut 410 Mesh with tompegegy grants, bat the amenat gimbal to Mesh ler the as yea r " , '._ B a d e MIL, while the Mem hem mond salsw s L irsg et ris is tka galL th aa w a t e ll a t ifis te b e low, nee siet w r upwards el 9,000 chillies elm ago taught b y vol tary sad paid longbow. Of these Mesh 30 are open daily end °then geeing tellik sembiaajd Ileadays. &wing and 'Mashie' daises have hem alined II lewd of them. In am el the lowest pods et Weeheirefier (Old Pysared) the ed.4e, be had a jamb mese eel meted et Mum tee the ism taw yesm; _bye ad Abeam dime olosetA4 mg to gam West *Mei with MD mil deekbp The Men me Mid will an weal to the behevelent and Ike patricide to esseriaole towels Me hob el the eselogy. From the state ennui ad orpaillane, messed that the =hem ell esemose brag the yeas ossoateet to 4,1421., 48 ems, whit the einspies of • beluga la bead of 46W., hed lass impeded is be pomades of the immediate di lute of the misty. TM Duke el ARGYLL, on reeving the dope's of the report, soesPil a thee hearw happy to have ea appereneity of Saba! ehe Ms some el the p AnpOsses the ram MIA they lad assegabled es lumpes that t asides to aid. It was pia tine that what sash • ease repaid woo week, had not *code, sad as he had not ems premed a address them at say length, he wee not sorry that it was so. This was as of time works—end there had boas may such in the history of the world---cionosimpil sad serried out by faith. lel sad Wag men spinet pest discouragement". and wkiA, though tiler instranseutsliry, had worked its way isle a politics wham it Mimed and enforced ac • Mowledgment and recopitioa hem the Christian pubis. As emisest sad pious sountrman of his -the late Dr. Chelmers—was went to my, is his expessive phraseology, "it is womb:fel what you ma de whom yes get abspide of • bases being." MS aberestioa wee iambi to ay* to pewees of name years smil imam, sad us of moss mei mere forcible when C d eolOcr He is l e im b e tab 1 1484 : :L i r= pli:in a el d re I C. P. MATILE sembi the Nadu, and earnestly isealeseed the dal y which devolved es these who were on daltad with wealth, of endeougoing to rides up from their Wow sendition, the pitiable objects of the care of that Maly- Mr. C. HINDLIY, M.P., having supported the resolu tion, it was anosimeusly then wr jai A 'simulate be the o led, and en Me armies ef M7MOtesetlilll.l,ecirded by B. COWDZIOY, the Mute _renbilles woe " Thai them ere is the topedo may themeals et poor youths sell obilikoo. Ma, hew the neglect, the party, the dualist% sr doe less al paare eadrely denim of the arm of astrullen, expan p all the evils ef immune, and to ell the elhavemeate el ;ud that free saheb for tlus espoially min sad intinstrlol schools, wawa; ilesentan the hearty myna of ell true friends team; Rev. J. REEVE mead, and Rev. J. 8 moonded, the lollowiag reselatiort, which was also saladus saimenely. " That this gesiaty, having for its szpress object the Mu& den gad support of One evening mad industrial scheek ie =tided* lake its gourd among du most rueful and berme lent Milledens el war lead ; sad that it Is the duty of al elapefew sad call themselves Christians, to unite in help in firma this great arid pet emelt, ea the broad and us magas basis of the Ragged kind Union." A gellseds• we. boa isditntei en behalf of the Attitu des, mil eseerel l %=ine of I leasiderable aaonnt wove sesewnwell. The tosalwand with the customary owe aI thasks to the eleaterea. FINANCIAL AND lAMENTARY REFORM. MEETING AT BIRMINGHAM. A public meeting of the inhabitant. of Birmingham wok plass ea Kooky swam at the Publie Mee, fee the POI* ofjelf:Vorlissesst fur a tall sad fees rem anded's the Mr. GOOD wee mad to the *air, and after briefly dating the *pa of the smesdeg, expensed his plower. on findis that tke welkin deters were dole( their own work is thew own _l/6 2 Mr. DALZKL.L. than moved the Ant *solstice, which was to the dist that the political. fiseasisl. sod serial Goo • sof Os people cated the asesoft thseroph rafted Wen of indimW,eisi Spooisi so the pdsdpies of miliaria slip. awed peiefteftle. rote by Wise, egad &Mead Haft" suidesedso, mad pima _of asadmat. He expensed bis esaser aiss ia thew isoftemk sad dwelt st ems IS the Ispeeseol osullidek thr cowry ifs awls* ewer w. e sateaNas tire MOW hat the abodes of *e whisk they was set to promo te Seal hi inst a rr il a. stories the swastry is a used date of paZwiiir• Mr. WARD eseseded the wiesieds% dwelt spew the lairessieg *Wades of the sewlay Am the last tea years, ob2Lreitsjilhat if safftrid soarer bed Ws the bads ei is Ws ono= =Ow wadi aft =ars — ems a tido the Mr. CHAT B t CONNO=orted the resolotifts, sad urged the ofterity of the doses ositim worktos dime, se . _the cely asses of esseg their eleset. sad ft **teas fretreissl Mee deeftftes. His shisnetises entheeised y cheered. Kr. ANDISWB expressed his warm of the restissaft &slimer. Coosa ; with to the propriety et M e e t the that it wse rsafte that rises the waddles '1 hams rifted the middle classes of Bins*** had lett diem Mr. BLAXLAND *tile neoserity min smog the working delfts, sod the due would in aim Birstiesbes waft rotors members m ift dye propertisa, sompored with Tarawa*, whisk greeds ma two. Re coped ass *a wedded demos Is read ma Wok kw thew selves.' Th. :militias was tarried sesehoesely. Mr. BEHIMITKR moved the mammies ei psalm which rusbei,i_the peke sestehred hi the roulades. Mr. RIGGERS mesh& Ms reedutims, whish was sop sated at easslierebie lase* try Hr. O'Nsum. wh en = *at penis soma ware pa _Ass the way to the seat et the p el ks 's *Wed islyatios ; asd sliirkathatt egosiestli sr their time wee cawing. The brew, Ile at hip, ware *la *sir vary assuaiss esiabgnimi te a right view of the seeseritire se the ems. try. Des thin one swissgabs; kr *emit air MOM at este, sad he ebbed then sat to be delsial vibes the seat agitation esseaseseL He *diked si uhan. bat time RNA be ewe MA mighty agitation. sad they sot see to it that it MA thebsissw at .see. After s fr, verde hers deweellier Daunts,. the petition wee adopted. sari the bailors ecatided. CORONERS' INQUEST.—TinzaDAT. TEN BODY 07 • GENTLIMIAS POUND TN THE Sattreemsz.—Rder Mr. Beitord, at the Rose ad Crows, Weltriteed. isilittiebidge, es the body et • gender's, same eallsowa. iiparmuy about 60 years of ege t who wee bead barest is the beloatise. It award ben the oiliesse et &Lbw. mod &esker, that about 10 Wears helm 6 Versa' aw braday noising last, be was es the Nab hack of the lapses% whoa he sublsoly saw the ens of • min ia the water. Os ping seer the spot, le armed the besawel lying apes his eight vide, about 14 hat bra the shore. Re gave sa alum, sad aUM was rat boss the liaraos resistre receiving hewn. The d.- .and was ceareyod as share, sad • surgeon was met br, who prosoanced Cie to be quits 's tint. The dasesiwl wet rapers* attired, his bat wee as Me bead, seil lie kr. _was Willey Diseased together by three elk hmdkaramas. The ebbs of the boseseal wore ossirehod, but sealer irr• loved epee his meter the erseglies et • will ease fall of Mei peso ,a oungsse, said be had nab • pill swim assieiesties at the body sad bast the aggroasese be Med is the betW he had so beat that the besessi lad beat labouring as abortatua ot alai be sew tire past.—Tho orreser dared tat bars was sr um' lathe that the aossatel had isateerni hissed; but, ha the is dmyrtle.' o•Wasee, it etre adebabie le ream sa egos verdist—The key ausalbsgly Mama a least " Posed drowseL" IRELAND. Dustier, MAT 16. No order has yet been received for the deportation of Smith O'Brien and his fellow convicts. On Saturday evening, there was a most brilliant erosion of freemasons at the Mammies Hall, green. There was a well-selected concert, company was anmerour. The Duke and Durant of Leinster were present. A love for music is the aid taste for which " Ireland's only duke" is dieting diet Hie grace is an admirabls musician himaelL In the Nisi Prins Court a cue was heard yesterday which attracted same interest. It was an action Ise assault brought by a Dublin merchant of the same et Delany, awns! Lieutenant Monad= of thole' Pat. The defendant removed by force the p - bat from his head during t he performance of " Gad new the Queen " at Jo ll ies s consorts. Mr. Whiteside, he the plaintiff, made a flaming sprees., and declaimed h extravagant terms about military despotism, Oliver Cromwell, and so forth, but the Chief Baron treated the case lightly, and only 31. damages were given by the jury. In the ease " Greene against McGuinness' het Saturday, a sews took place between the Chief Ise- I the sad Mr. McDonagh, the eminent barriers; whist hes ream' ems discussion at the Fees Oaths L I The Lima reread seems to have bees aistebse mph his question of right. Mr. MArtky s * mama fee the plaintiff, is son-in-law to the Oder Judie*. The some as reported in a Dublin paper tells its own story : Mr. armstreng was about to adduce the fury as to a re lattbai asse, when The Chief Justice observed he had no rte to reoy. Yr. li , Denagh—The lessor of the plaintiff Us gone faro ''• rebutting speech, sad I subunit we have a viett to re tKief .Testioe—l certainly will sot hear corned a second time for the defendaat. • Dl'Domailt said he would ingot ea the right to be heard. Chief Justico—l will not hear you Mr. It'Denagh observed that at awes his kedship could do what be pleased. Chief Jusdes—l ma do what I plume if it be not against the law, sad it is perfectly plaits that t he witness Mr. Hardy woo prothased simply for the porpree of eoutradiction, sad not to aeablish a rebutting owe. 11I'Dosegh 2 7They hams proved by him two demob of yesesseioa, utiles is clearly new matter. Chief Jost les-1 have nude up lay mind. • M Domegh—What, without busting mud ? Chef Judo—Tee. • 11VDomash—Very well, my lord ; that is vary rails.' Mier the comes of Janice. Justice—l do not know whether it may be Whew tory to you or sot, bet I think it will be satis'actery to every one who knows the rule and pretties of the wart. Kr. M•Doesel—lf your lordship decides this point as you have intimated, aat awry to say, what I did not uttpete, that your leadellip doss not know of the rub or pre aof the court. Chief Justiee—l recollect that the whitens proved two de moods of possession, bat I sot of opinion that it was simply lee the purpose of trantesdiatka. Mr. Manley spoke to evidence, and the learned judge haviag charged the jury, they retired for sow tinte. and eventually *tad a verdict fat the defeadant, with mimeos Gaeta. MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The " Barbiere di Siviglia " was perfbemed last evening, with Mane. Alboni in the character of Balboa. This is the part in which she had the great set *access at the other house, and there is no other, we think, in which she appears to so much advan tage. It is entirely suited to her disposition and q ualities as an actress. She cannot be impassioned, grand, or noble ; but she has a most pleasing vein of light and graceful comedy. She makes Resina exactly what the character ought to be ; full of gaiety and arch ness, naive and simple, bat quick-witted and spirited, and without the slightest tinge of indelicacy or coarse ness. Her comely features, though not powerful, have the animated expression which such a part de mands. mends. In her performance of the music she excels every other representative of the character that ws have ever heard. It is precisely adapted to the quality and compass of her most lovely voice. It is impossible to imagine anything more exquisite these her execution of the "Una vosepoco Sr Hackneyed so this beautiful air has become (and it hen bosom hackneyed in consequence of its extras, she gives it all the freshness al meshy oottrS ins it with a profusion of .' or her or naments are as aisle and ier i:pr ir o- priate as they are baba—hat by the delicacy, refinement, fine acessloadehomi Ms ex premien of every phase. Far Oa shehriusta in the second act she took the air, "lia INC* emoulies " bon " Betty," which she has soft N often sairmorie eg, . She sang it, as earl, with prodigious firo l ltrit is a thing ill edephol to the dremstle situtiou ; and we could ham imbed, moreover, something lees common. Hee while performaase was received with enthusiastie whoa ROYAL ORTHOPtEDIC HOSPITA Last evening the annivinery dinner of this insti- Mien took piece at the irosalusoes' Tama, the Loin ILLIIOII in the chair. Ameopt the routine Is the chairman proposed the health of the Archbishop of Canterbury and York, sad the iris Presidents. Is propasiag "P to the loyal Orthopaedic Hos. pita," Ike Chases Sid IbifotttfteY.a was a gnat boos to society, humane es it esalisil may panes to sera their own hvelibeeds wbo muldedmrwiss be incapacitated. leen her Majesty had resonssafell Paths to to the ears of the to had entered the S olitaries ; and may yews gismo areepiele eripplas im“. Omsk tbe skill of the aedieel Assn, enableil te sift witheat asstam. It apposed fres the aftiesimit of the committee that lined lhe ware. ••=444::: are at the present present time tell to the number of out. loates% ia regular ateskines is 000 and 700, there are apneas of 200 lookowly wafts to he received. Not withalandas the messy eff Sue NM, the committee are aside, Asa the win of had ,to nests then. Mean while this amber is esallesay ea die Weems . Pura fresh gt=inele=trseat•patlsata, aserglas 411 week. see, emeiwily key Oa rails Mts. Asa vdik be draws te soft of tido my useful and peens &wiry, and the Moist et las sespertm lasessed. All who say be led to larks farther, ear Se visit the hoe sail ge mad Jades for themeless, eamet fad be be aseiseed, the surprising nature sad essust tithe bawds they will ma seined spas ths peer maw" el the great veins of Ws bespitsl in restedeg to the tree as of their limbs thmessis who were otherwise domed to a life of balplemer arA sissy. estel amount of ealmeelpties announced on this ma sks was &beat 8001. Nearly 200 persona at down to dinner, and there was a very ratifyiag assemblage of ladies in the galleries. were received yesterday at the Colo ale=tesSolatko governors of the North American colonise. TES SUPPOSED MIINDERIII, JOHN CILEVION WlL eiese.—Thie biiividaal, it is lasts, is in custody at Hirkdale behavior moiseed Mrs. Boariaitarn, of Lerma-street, her two diißea, Slid Bonsai mail. Sines his oosatittal for trial hie mind imerelly has bees p ea ceable I. prima. Last week, however, one of the keepers took him oat into the yard to tme a walk. As they were walkhli the prisoner observed use hussies loft by laboaress who lead been working in Ike yard apes we he mode a reek sad seised e a r of laataatty telleered, gra thou. TM tower sped him by the leek. INA Mil kin het ; bat the Meer began to kWh, strike, sod loite A ri IMO la the astof osivrieg the keeper, when = IS " 1161111 owilasee. The fleet l i lt —salad ~ eseteaked him wail Whet blip ease. :l t ea Miles semi, be braistedi auk that he lot not a Nees that Übe helms be wail have ripped this spa le - wee this simaiisd e opts whisk he dated that ke emelt set eat swift lie these dam Be kept Ode idea welksarry Naive; sad kit three these war teased lea Oa the fear* day, Mower, ks ismasied his vistoals, sad on the magi alleerasee bin leeepht to Idea he demseed the arrears, and that the three eye' sip* sheath be given to his at sere.—Lisorpeel Area I THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY . 16, 1849 Signor Cslsolsri did justice to the part of Count Almaeira. He acted with animation, particularly in ; the scenes %here the Coast osounuo the disguises of a , drunken soldier and a clerical mining-master, in both , of which he showed considerable humour. His voice, though not powerful, is sweet. and be sang with elegance and expression. Lsblache played Dr. Bar tolo in his own inimitable manner. He seemed in high spirits, sad abso:utely rioted is fun and drol lery. The character of Figarobso seldom been better performed than by Belletti, who entered very felici tously into the spirit of the memorial barber. The most amusing duet between Figaro and Round, " bungse io sow," was, ea both sides, exquisite oomedy, as well as exquisite music. P. Lablache was very good in Basiho but he ought not to have omitted the line descriptive air, " La Gluon*" one of the gems of the piece, which he c4tild have sung exceedingly well. The whole opera went off with re , markable spirit, and was warmly applauded by a crowded • Mr. Baron Rolfe —No • we cannot do that. Due notice was given a fortnight ego in my hearing that we would take 1 the demurrer today, and we smut proceed to give judgment or strike out the ceases if so one at all appears on either lids. Mr. Baron Alderson . —Which do you do ? Do y ou a pp ear and pray judgment, or do you not appear ? Mr. brill.—Why, my lord, is that tholes of evils I cer tainly shall Sot take spot myself to pray for jedgesent against my learned friend's clients, and the MUMS Oust be struck out, if the court so please. Mr. Bann Parks—Very good. Let it be so. Strike out those causes. d of, and a fourth beteg The three muses were this dispose called on, Mr. Joyce stated that he appeared for the plaintiff, but that one of the leaned gentlemen alluded to by Mr. Bovill was °prod to bins, and was absent. Mr. Bares Perks—Very well. What do you do? Do You Pray judgment? Mr. boys—No, my lord. I suppose it must share the fate of the other tames. Mr. Baron Parke—Certainly. Strike that out tao. The oilcan of the court having thus disposed of them five eases, the last one in the list was called on, and bolt the teemed counsel engaged in it Wag fortunately present, the mum was oomph& fora short time with their arguments, and at their conclusion the sittings terminated at hell pest one o'clock or thereabots. The points argued ia the eases which were , heard wer e not of a character to interest the public. POLICE.—T T:Rpm GUILDHALL. Avvairrruo Butcroa.--On Monday a rosy girl named Julia London, _ of No. 8, Ihhowlerrant, Hortoe, wee brought ap wa a thew awitsworas to commit suicide. Theo. a pelimmaa, said that be was on duty ea Illaskelmi• ow Bwiday Agit, about half-piA 11 whoa he the primmer sitting on the steps d to the Aver weeping _Wittily. Ho asked her what io . " — A then, sad ohs replied that oho had had • quarrel wl*the person with whom oho Hied, and was determined to pot on ad to fur Witham. He tried to altitude her from one ea sot, bat his dark being iseleettael he was compelled to take her to the Maks-boas& Aid. Carden resimidid the pliessor, at the same time di. rooting the Allow to make the secemery 'squirter. Yesterday she was again brought up, when May Amu M'Donald, of No. 8, Fshom-tormos, Horten, stated that the prisoner maintained herself by needlework, and earned from 6s. to es. per week. flits bad shim tbriatiewl to commit suicide. Tba Obese sill, from inquiries he bad mad% he bad ascer tained that ths prisoner had bean acqsaintad with • private of the 11th Haman. and bad afterwards kept eomlry with • sergeant of the 7th Hasears, but could lean Our that. The *glowing kW: was *ea beaded to the alderman: thm% szak tar, —l Iwo taidalsed the aid his Lad.. tail=pt.. tag railkarattlea. tad Wit Ire ere a tuft ism I tas yaw vatidp Otte gat ma* to reamilla 111 mat, to tat dada it tea be lose es emters_it_yes St aloe lme me dhpeed et. —l em, dr, fourths swam, Jaws amet, einsbia Ablenum Osaka reemeded bar wail Saturday seta. abaft Warm* aidernea Cordes bad • private inter. visw adman. sad Mn. MoDeaeld, and , oa qua. dadsthemeA twined oat that the former wan a thinlan of Captain MeDaseld, wits west with bb badly to Canada during die Me woe, sad settled titers Tits praoner's parents died, lowing her wlibest • friend, she bad awe then bees la Denies bed bad latterly maintained her self by seediework. Oa balsas if SU ita any objec tion to te, s replied _ 'be bad sone. Allate emigra mea Ceram he diale d Mr. Iles, the eibee of the wan, to sb Ow sewstory bdametioa et the Entigm deawdiss mak Is w ater Mn. McDonald widertook the we st tits Own MONEY MARKET. TIMIDLY Emma. The news from Canada produced a depressing in fluence upon the English funds this morning. Camels opened at 1 per cent. below the closing prices of yesterday, the first quotations being 901 to / for money; and large sales of the New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents. were effected u low as 90/ in the early part of the day. Prices subsequently ral lied, and Consols left off at 90/ to 1 for money, and 91 to / for ths account. The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 89 1 „, 891, and lis Ge ts 1 ; and the New Three and-a-Quarter per were last done at 901. Bank Stock was done at 1921 and 194; and India Stook at 948 and 244/. Eiebequer Bills were done at 455. to 495. prem. ; and India Bonds at 725. prem., which is about la. advance on yesterday's prices. The continued abundance of money manifestly has counteracted the effect of the Canadian intelligence, and no doubt will continue to do so, unless the fears of speculators as to the country being engaged in war should be acted upon unduly. In the foreign market the arrangements for the settlement mainly occupied the attention of the dealers. The transactions were on a limited scale, and early in the day prices were depressed, but with a few exceptions they improved urn the earlier quota tions. In Peruvian the conversion seems to have so occupied attention that it is difficult to get &rotation. By the Europa there are letters in the City to-day from Mexico of 12th April, which are duplicates of the letters by the Thames, West India steamer, not yet arrived. They quote the sale of goods as enticed- ingly doll for the last fortnight, owing to the many feast days attending Easter. Exchange on London, 1441 to 45 d. Prom Vera Cruz the dates are to the 14th April. They represent business as quite stagnant. The following is an extract of a letter from Mexico en the subject of the tariff: Mexico, April 12. We are in receipt of your advises of the 10th March, Ma Halifax and New York, which always reach no in mush Mai Ilse than by the West India steamer'. The question es the sedifteadis of the tariff having been discussed ta the aerate, we me stay Ile Mike you that the proposition kr the abatr eitte predikion on low cotton goods, yarn,' **Oils bees brews ms by a majority of 86 votes Is 1, mg, IM ssiseisa maticipaled ea the present rate ol ides bee ohs nest the sass Ms. The redeem of Oil 1.41 have sew to pas the Chamber of ___Ye ar mad should, tits latter reject what has Umpired measures wet Sprevel by a majority of two-thirds nest, according to the ametitatios, be ratified by the higher body. We east say we have smell its of tits pshibitios seeable. sack a ma jority. The milylessthew smears to ememerse generally - whist has been mosillemsi h the reduction et the eircula lima sad sown AMMO 4111 meek, the formes hem 4to 24 per NU, awl the letter hem 41 to 84 per cant. ; bat Wire these bases law ems Sum a» necessary to be pas ibilliell though COWIN. It is expected, however, that during gbh widen, whisk is ever ea the 16th proximo, they will Wee have received the following from the National Beaselea Mining Company : Cothas Mine, March 2, 1849. The footwall of the layer at this place stems to be turning eizmiderably towards the south, which, if it continues in this directive, win be the mass of the Caress and the SuaThe sive veins in contact long before we had expected. resien for me day since th e last report is shove 3 small EN 193 Stems ; bat we are anxiously looking for eland *a sot daily expecting some richer deposits than have hitherto been found. The following communication hen been forwarded teas from the Committee of Spanish American Bond- The orisimitten of Smnish-American bondholders hare meshed, Me the United States, letters from Mr. W. P. Ithiso- Imams te the 12th April. From those it appears that Ursa with the Mexican government were continued paseverseee ; and that he was ably and Ogres* suported by her Majesty's »presage nee, W. Doyle. p Mr. Robertson had seeseeded in obtaieing to a poshe from the manes ppropria miaister wet the to apply inaseadiataly for peon to a te to the purr =debt a re a m of 720,0 W dots., to be received hem the government of the Malted States for interest es the element insteheme of the indemnity money. and Mr. Rebentem follows) this orrangeneest by endesvouring tesseareterthee appropnatioolll hos the ease fend. He anticipates that tab tog into account the rasa that may be expected from the, customs duties at Vera Crus and Tampico, in conjunction with the above sum of 720,000 dols., a further dividend will be available by Jan. next at late*. Mr. Robertson expected that the government would ere keg be prepared to make some prepaid= for dealing with the arms of interest. The gametes' relating to tote cotton lieensse, the tobacco re venue sad the silver duties at the Pacific ports, were also mem the attention of Mr. Robertson in his negotiations sei the mvernmer.t. Copies of various doetiments of in terest to the boodholders, whith have been transmitted by Mr. Robertson, will be furnished to.morrow. NAVAL, ADYTIALTT, MAT 16.—P1M.-_ earraz—Charles Prim. Action BOATSWAIN—Masa Lawler. APPOINTILMMTIA-.ASIIATAMT SUROZONS —Wilhelm T. itezander, to Hibernia ; William B. Beale, to Valise; Andrew Sawed, to Wellesley. Mtnentritax—Henri M. Alezander, to Dragoa. PORTSIIOI7TM, MAT 15.-80011M11 (111. 111.) pild this messing. Colombia (st.) arrived at Spithead last eveeine, and this manias came into harbour, to have a leek stooped, as operation that will detain her some two or three of in dock. When complete she will procesd to the Boy Fundy, North America, es surveying eleTbee. Ancient C h au tg ) came into harbour yesterday; and rdesiske merchant ebip4r ia towa to Cowes, to embark a posy of • Rest. for DMVOIPOZT MAT 14.—The Clasen ' 110, Capt. Brook arrived item y e sterday from the LAedite rcanean stoics. The Gases toadied at Gibraltar, where the remained none days. Her Verge limbers long, through adverse winds. She wee ale day telt* Bele the mood km she harbour.—The Pm- E ggs peke, Oem. Ladle. antes& at Fainted% ymeerksy. Abelson& as extensive mail he the linatle. By galena *OM =is Jimmie°, dated Seth et Misch, we weave time I were the following vessels there : the Crescent, Cm. Melte= the Penguin whet, Com. Lesliethe llapress Cc.M. 1.017; Tweed, corvette, Co Cw Lord F. Zumell, mailed for Peramabeee en the Bird et March. There were a great slumber el vessels of all oaths. at Rio Janeiro when the reagoia left destined for Calikada. MILITARY. (lhos lost oiglit'sOosetto.) °MCI OF ORDNANCE, MAT IL Boit. of ArtiEtrp—lko. 01 W. Risrozosox, to be opt, • Ito Po r i 16-9.; PIM Lint. A. F. Y. Lamm, to la sea top vt i l m os Andaman ; Ise. LW. O. 111. Put" to to Ent Mt, vito SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—Waw'. DU to 1 sot Itylas clean= D ST. 30 to 1 apt Vidal. —3 Ntorykirt (t to 30, OD 1 —11 to good (t) aft ten 00 1 013 betrode ) r T—l —Ti (t to too) —1 Mosomtoo —1 MMus 1400 —II Um P s i (t) 13 1 Cloolorto 1000 16 Minim (t) No others weetioned. El was beaked for 4001., at 9 and 9 to 1; the other investigates wore in earns. llontaisa was quite out of favour. It has hem stated, on the authority of the Teekshlr• pews, that Old Dan Tucker has joined John Day's lot ; this is not the sot, se be is now at Epsom under the care of C. Peek. DUB?, Mo. 40 to I sew PeatUrs (t to 100) SO to 1 opt GliPllo Ctibio (t 43 1 Yolght of Avenel (t to 300) to 100) 1000 10 Wlrilbosad (t) Tke subscription TOMB will be opened every day this week. Mr. Wreford's Redolent filly has rooelved the name of " Woodlark." LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—TzenzDAY. &Tfl as Ma Pans ♦T Chniasisz.—Baraaa Ka. ham Coanamea Asa a Claw Jam Eisicerr e. Tastrecox.-BLa3tol. Mr. Melee* Wilk= and Mr. Hsilemons wen noun he the an Mr. M. Chambers, Cl , appeared for the daniest. Mr. isiseat Wahine, is =tits the ease to th i a i seid that the plaintiff was a livery stable ea butlers fa dieerylord, Drury-leap e! l o a lr a stsobilse, wit anterly is Ines Helies: s t, Pettsrase. The phdatiff caste bein the jury te esepleht deader which bed bees Inured ~Min bin by SIN deadest, @adman, if his &risen Wins') inner den were •01/014 weed san a (Mr. mass that a better eagnisiat wss sever bra& Yee a en* of li etut uil l the bed y bay &ow sada the whin is an pleinff _ us= had east hit, he would him lad Want oised allsneeel for the diked= had charged him with se In sta Wane that of arson. It appeared that on the lick of kens, lea, a dre broke oat on the deleadant's prendies, at =tap's Head-court, Fetter ing, The nine sf that fire was nada the sbjest of sere this erasery hmity. An =net, for the purpose of ir vestiptiag ate the of of the In, leek plies bare Mr. =the teerear, se4 it appeared ea *at inquiry Set the t had teosght a greet l io ltartr eso f Savage he to his yes= bakes the Ire eras adjourned until Sept. 1 6 . Oa that needle the ol Thu = tended, sad wee simian by the mean sad swifter of the Mile of Mum was else exaniaa, and who Merited, with reference to the envier whisk the deka= had kept on his Atepsalm there sight be sone reason for their peemend y varied is yiee, sad we lt t a m ing by be add at airtht... Orb however, la their =dist, sea MOW iniarr" 6lo.o of as defendeeffesseess la thethavags os pee. nine. The messed istareo ask lase on depL 6, wee farther ediesesed na the lith but lean the dun of the forth! IS tbe deb_ , the Mai= tad that he had a slim satelelea ihai lame • had had a heed Is this mender affair," an wham asked by the _conase when he myna he said Mr. NW" kb lete leadlad. Ths dasist bed stand to a sea al the sae ef ohn Claw tieMs thst Mr. lain wee tommbed J w Ida he ne t whisk be owed list, that he 1 weal =be Mr. Minn pay for it. Upos the third end be' ispby, Me. Mien sad lir. Cloy wore both ennead bool as the sersese, sed is Ivry had nun a *east W tell* the phial he nealla from all bine. Uric ins dr 1 eamlaar" he whale d that the panda wet nada* I ib is asses at the Inns ef the jury. cry Ns wee Mr. Hass, who had bees see an' joys= at the =wet, and he seised that the dr asionneld ha eespend that lbpanne bed bees flask sea spar Whig aid bow it sad be deem, he said arig err sW Inds= the sees en ars is per Is the lower pastl ddb 'twin. This antes she depend that the air Bag hand beesseend KOMODO, bat ad sot station the pleadff W saws. on Hughes was th ee essebted by Mr. Channel. nets Wit was a dississil wise and puffiness' Ti. =kronen attended the inn* on the Ate Oa efl , 1848. The dated= was preset es tilt essies, sad was asked sewn gun= by it imam Os the fik el lispereelne Ilia earner esid nosh had Est ben =is be the agulrg, ft was od- Wes it the ei. Oa tilt ens= Mr. lin sad Mr. inn bell exessisa. (The nano ken read his mesa= poses~ en the third inquiry, bat it did set sees ant ate lost had bees heard to say that it wet ores illi a rg by whe bed the es Ire. the est men aims saki, and he stated that ths dewiest bad said in a gontleames that he ha so int the *int was • guilt, me, en that the 501. bad resin ea assent of the is bed set Nee sp. as. eleshasom %halfmunited, nesse& s ads deerseme, soisilei *ill nut le the words Inn Minn des theme d usul tbe ideratios. The Mal en% that the dainsist ha aaid he "sested use en had • head in it ;" hat felon set bees roved en he sir disdanly that it wee the plat dlt Mr. Suedes Ortestly .wearied fa the lasted masers view of the one ; sad she plaisalff weeseenhed. Mr. Maui= tea, sew not the ewe vas won he was am= to ay that the deadest sever had imputed at ens gidadff the crime of anon. Mr. bey= Wilkins — that wigiaaban— ell, if you will WWell, willpasse= the drinks* yea suss. COURT OF EXCHRQUER.—YorrinAT. lames is Same. NON-APPaoletiC 3 or COMM. The court took the demurrer paper to-day and by ar rangens.nt there were eight cases containsdminted list, the smiths of the general entry haviag been allowed to stand over to the next tern. Of thew tight owns, however. only three were argued, and five Stuck out, hos the nen =Mee of cossaiLm the mad of this cases was roinl appeared kw one side, and stated that as the other divines of the wen was now sitting at Guildhall, he had experienced the greatest diSenity in =Meg anagrams to give his ettendesse hen. Ile had dose so, however, having three mew to argue, bat he found that is each of dim me kis ywusd opponents were absent at Guildhall, it being inpeanhb fir than to attend her to-day. Mr. Bust Altlessen--Twy well. What do you Steed to do I Ton are gadded to the judgment of the court .if you Wows to may la it: Mr. Bwill did not like be has that 0011/114 behind the backs of Ids learned kiwis. It was a west WNW, to his too, sad he nay fan that great dificulty weigh be espesiewede= the bushes, of the wart here whoa h ales sat at Mr. Bans Platt--Net at aIL Tom esasot complain at heriship, for yes we here, and are Whist to Isdpassi if yes please. There kno MattlV at In Ile mar. a Mr. Bans Pasha—Thee bilis, that sameene else to held their Wei wins C; l r sa • mimed er ategive them up. That will at all mils toad to the traehassa metes the juaion. Themb Gest Manion at the ler to prevent the judges from ingaithbff I the benison of the ass*. What are we to do ? Kr. Bovill ingeedihni thensin is whim's he was newased might be allestate stead owe to seat tam PUBLIC BALES. MAY 15.—8 y Mr. LEI/CHILD, at Oarraway's.—Leasehold estate, celled the Castle Brewery, Newport, Monmouthshire, held foe 25 roan, at 1201. per annum, containing all necessary buildings, plant, &0., and dMug a trade of 8,000 bangs per anion stook to be taken at • velualion-5,800 1 . Mr. Just . , at Elarnwors.—Freelsold ground-rent of 301. per annum upon four houses, Granby-Street, Waterloo-road, let for 301. per annum-5101. Freehold ground-rent of 181. 10s. per -3501. annum, arising from flee houses, tame-strest, Blaekwall Freehold louse, 21, Golden-Imo, let for 351.-4801. Three Isenhold hostess, Murray street, Islington, let for a~per annum, held for 921 yews, at 171 . 171 . , futu res in ed-9961. Mr. Biznizt PRICITTT, at the Ilfart—Fnehohl hones, 40, Greet Peteretreet, WediStAttel, let for 211. per 'anus Freehold less, 3, Little Fsesx4treet, Strand, let for 211, --3001. Leasehold house and premien, 11, Blenheirs-Mrest, New Bond.mzest, let for 8 years at 671. 101., bold teem the City for 41 years from 1837 at 21. s namable every 14 pen on payment of M. 158.-9601. MT. J. FULLIZ, at the Mart.—Five lrasehold houses, Princes-road, Notting. hill, estimated annual value 1461., held for 94 lean at 301.-1,1761. Leasehold residence, 3, Portland-tarrace, St. John's-wood, Ist for 601., held fir 614 years at a peppercorn, fixtures at valuation-6001. Freehold residence, 3, Providence-row, Northfieet, first, with garden and piece of ground, estimated annual vales 30L-3701. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& COTTON.—bvs= KAT 15.—The market to.day was den, but pekes There were about 4,000 Wee sell. laaludlng 500 taken far= l. MANaltirris. KAY 15.—Oar market to dall ie r meal Emars the Mae IMI at the nine of last week; lse little bared a repetitke et whet we said ma 11:167. &Women altemblests mend* pertly Oen ahe vs. semi isminstisa GUM Drills war, bat so Mot, from the eery diserhed tmesemmeet Is the weather, the busmen Sang Is Mailed both la psi sal mese. 8o ter, Week as the seat Is eletedeed, the spend= emeleoe ie be es the smiket mob. Per =essildadoes drab suitable for the Aweetere lewhsts a blr Mer For 9-8 pintas, elm, es well es fee 404. ilestbmfor sew We offers costume is be made ; end whim the messeagerer disperse ellebtly to was" nabs me eases& Demean ire Meer deem warrens I,lllllth Elea sealmte. Al. Mesa& the imam is es the whole dull, prises mew mei the Name, very nate attenaks baring taken place it draw wok eg MEL The bermes Is the bOMMI Wade are looking ger a dolled ha. mommeat from the moot espial ireadieg.—kreebeeter Nate kter and Tide/. Wr .JOOLLIIN CLOTHS.—Lszos, MAT 16.—We bed sob • goad otterhase el =reheats st oar cloth hale this m ob ass r it slam" time v ss assealy se aleph dose as on Saturday, aMr unseat el balms hoissateo, aearrally at late rates. Is a Ilea Wears d beam is the maradactuing districts. may of Os 11111WaSSIMES Wig 4=yoi in utaldas to order,whkb kris down the dais In the dell BLANK BTEL—HECKKONDWIKB, MAT 14 —Than was tally an average attendance at roadiests In the blanket hali, tat we hays nothft sew to report at the transmit in the market to-day, as they =Whited gladly features to thos ci lest Tkunclay. There wen eery little alteration in prices. Nee the LONDON GAZETTL--Tueoritty, Me 16. Quits Cwt., Paddlagtos-greek Middlesex, Met=Ka, to, mr reedit May 23 & June 2 at 12, at Brined" Rat Sols.,lood dant & Co, Woodet, Cbasiuktie; at. mfg., Bell, Coilsomi.M.- bands. Demos woolleadraper, 11 . 29_ Jaw rni a lp i,t r a i s um AkN l M l ll ll rlbfilelleefif WIT Plest.d.; offi mtg., &Mar, BOO& Jean NAPTILALI BAIT. Klag-ar., Plasbmyfet., watch mawatasturer, I l taz o lO s e b t e ja: Jess Se at et Isebadmilfet &71., Seger, City. at mfg. BedagbalLet Joao lives, Aschary, May 34 & June $2, at 11, at bm Ct. Ike kawai r a er. & Griffith, Hdy- Wad & Worms ; offi aide. TIMMS Tairsaus Jarrow, Ilerataw&lesui awlidaawar, May 24 at 1, h Paly et 11, at •41 Sam & fficarrwiece, Threadasses et.,• of. rade., Onso, Chffiffialffieleesh. Sam= Nom, Ignalay,liaidahhe, May 30 Sr Jew 20, at 108. at Klaptaampras.Hall Ct. Bob, Walaisiey, New lan ; Walker & &me, Oglesby; & Bleckbans, Ueda; off. ores, Carrick, HMI. law UMW I Dewsbury Yorkshire , bme istabarit, Way SI &me 11, at I, at Lodi Ct. Soh., Seat ik Co., Limb's Ude, & Taylor k Waseaurbad, Wakefield; off. orals, 710111M11, Leeda. Camila"; RICISASIMON, colubmaker. Way W Jane 3e, at 10, at Binairtglum Ct. Sol., Powell, ffirmiaglmm ; emir, Valpy, BlZOktreblun. Tereus Roamsow, lMom Yorbehbe, irosfousder, Way Si h Jaw 21, at 11, at Lade Ct. Bob., & Co., Bow Churchyard, & Bide. bottom, all; off. ark, Toon, Leeds. Jo Nana, Frit:ay-at, Cbaspaide, warehouseman, May WI at; & July 7, at 111, at lasefiarkallM. Bole, Reed & Co., Pkiday-at, fass; et sadg., Geese, Guildhall-dumb. Joao Tolursoti, Scarborough, Tofkabire, woolleadraper, Sara 1 & 22, at 11, at Leeds Ct. Bub, Jacques & Co., Ely.pL, I t Gramm, Leads; off. earrig., Fromm, Leeds. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. May 11. TEllal Timm, Solarm, Cambridgeshire, victualler. INSOLVIENT V. C. DS Co,,*, Bathbota7.pr,-eiTgai,—oa-iorawatan spent. E. Mawr, Lower Tooting, Perm, wheelwright. C. Derr, CfaTlS•gt., Boa o. plaiseree. J. Rome, Great Chart-sa, Matte, • B. Swarm, trosrat.,l 3l aaktrlar .44 . , = E.. 8. Taxer, Wenloek-ter., plasterer. C. T. Witten, High Holborn, joarteposan cosett.sprtop 'maker. - _ IN TIN COUNTRY. J. Amtowsurns, Binidagbam. painter. J. !. RN. Anton Minor, Warwickshire, surveyor. B. ANTON, 13014011174f006, WITWICILINUTC, medical capsule mans- J. Ilgmenosis. Strom* Torksbire, labourer. Z. Bars* Wooicemen, ftbrkMre, vendor of patent mediators k farrier. J. Domini* Toil Geed, Yukshira, modeaeller. T. Doeewoara Thil Ciavel, Yorkshire, maelesener. T. A. Feu* wood turner. G. Dulkelgt P4mishme, sho emaker. T. 11XTI ti iik&S. hatikt. brewer's & spirit merchant'/ traveller. S. B. M WWW.HuII, attorney's clerk. J. Liu* Ifeldemiteser, Irsscestershire, fanner. I J. Num NeertemgmalaMelresio, Lencyhire, labourer. I L HAY* ihionehmk W. A. Km" RkmasHoll, merchant's clerk. T. Knorr, Onerne. - rnlldm, licensed victualler. W. Lam* Tad", leiddeger. T. Ormuz, esrpenter. P. PANZINNON, Ryas% ROSSIINkeIIt, fumer's esaistesd. J. PEARSON, Liverpool, eiwyes. B. Basszu, TJaplemeponaulli ffrolef. 0. SALTNNIMW. send carrier. J. Snore Lily* Clernwell. builder. R.Flornlys. RindelentWonAluil, labourer. 8. Itrome. Temington, shugneker. Tam Mygen.imemllail, plumber. J. Urn* Limey* WM& eseksr. J. Wu* kimpsnmegisn-Hull, bricklayer. O. Wean, Limped. watlassr. W. WAIRINN, BAIL F. H. Wampum* bressfounder. J. Winging* Walgeby, Yorkshire, farmer. 0. Wateirr, ibeldsrd, Norfolk, journeyman plumber. remosizes, ON WWI OWN PITITIONI. J. AIM" STilfthaM Kent, driminamqrr. W. ELTI" 6.11004, sacmshire, B. Sow* Woo:Mead, Cheshire, cattle dear. J..SOWS. Durham, innkeeper. W Caz, The.coUsge, Peckham. retired sergeant in the Toot Gouda. Etrussre Cams, Puttied; Othr&hire, servant. Q.l. Dewy; Rumba* NorUumPtoosithe, clerk. T. ISIONSAY. alOddre. farmer. IL hems" Weahromwich, Bteffoldshire, eardwainer. G. W. I"urrame. llillbrooly Hampthire. 0. P. Omni* Cowry, ton. Warwicre, grocer. J. Neu, Greet Gud* Herefordehire, shoemaker. W. Hauser, Croydon, Surreo.winseper. T. HILMILL, Neawastke.apoo. I. Boss, Naffs* Woresetersh conks. & Hannereim, Bernaley, Yorkshire. innkeeper. Illikbeed•rd, suctioneu. J. ;114117z,TIVIM.vralMtish.towii, baker. I I. Mum, Neithrop, Oxfordshire, grocer. IL LAMOUR. Esion.pL, Gromenor.eq, carver. I. Isaac, Thornton, Tabbies, railway saiscontrector mid stone. mem S. Imo. illeklehunt, Midge, optima waste dealer. O. IleAraurr, fleesswids, licessed hawker. A. H. IlcDoistun Camedidcah. lierareu, Rem. Mogreakem 0. New, Smith Bra gamer. I IL Palmas, TeMen.lmpekire, farmer. T. ilanesems, Hirr7.4.2.1. bakes. laassaa, Ommassoart., ffet.town, chentemegers'abopman. J. born, Deffeeg gai Ssetigedeldni, edffeekural labourer. W. kir* ilsowson.'ea= Use imeebant. J. aro* Illemineffer, 'mpg& I. O. Tomorrow, LLB Aucklyd, Dube* chemist. J. Weurnuos, Layton Raykes, Lemeseldre. DECLARATIONS OW DIVIDENDS. Alimunges BLVNINTIA.L, BillOill&NOR. wine merchant—lei div. of dL en new peach, and a farther div. of Id. on former mole. May IS ...every 'herniae Weduniehy till Slay 1830, at Illtdestoe's, Itsiumsgs Coy, on., Bins leassisander—le god gad din. BaC ies. mode ca and su to ADA 16, 1641, of Is. 7d. and Mag en% j esum emeg usage Wednesday 1111 Nay IS3O, et DIVIDENDS.—June L P. Glover k P. Glover, Leeds, dyed—ley S. F. Gower, Rug, R. E. AIL* & W. L. Camberley, New Broad * City, merehanis—June 11. P. Dynan, Liverpool, tia.plage. weaker—Jar 6. W. E. H. Gailleume, Haute, their, emedeud--Jans 3. H. Wield, Burnley, , bother meiter—done 7. E. Lyon &T. Lyon, Blrehin-lane, City, brokers —Jane G. R. Neal, Waudeworth.cogensou, nurseryman—June 7. H. Peet, lAilaso.kda. Ogg, geinter—June 7. J. Re y, jun., & H. Beat', Nark-Ism City, Mee magehengB--auss 7. J. Reny. jun., Ilark.lane, wine merchant—June & S. liebieson, Baddethesssilkis, gromr—June If. 0. kdolkid. IhieWsk Turbid* mmonleelnrer— , June 7. T. W, ft. Doemblefekills OW, wine menshents—MB hence enprr. CERTIFICATES to he pent* waleiscaues be shown to the emstrery, on dm day closeting. June I. R. Bullock, Kikkeesfeekr, cora Isskr—Jam a. IL C. a. Orgasm Liverpoolk=slar—Jaas 7. IL Dow, Maw sae S. T. vistailer— H. ii.irials.saativjaa..".o7ol.47.=6.llSda7.l.Bl4 as L 7. J. B. H. Ilmsksfar. 077212M0A11 01 Is be amiensel by the Vlas.Ctuascaller Nam Is Brawels& umbel came shown to the ocatrary, an or e • L L Dawn* glirford, Glouonterthire, mangier—H. =, Hommeraq.. gdamitk—J. Hit• Betake, Cheshire, Lriss. Otasoosi. Deablessbirs, Perldnems, Ifewese . . =.Tyne, narshmt—C. Bata, mosibla seseekale. Rochisle, stem epinner—John Rhodes, ItasisislL Masa sysser—J. Taft, Warwick-rd., Pediungtou, carped... PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. B. Allan, J. A ll an, kJ. Onmsakg, St. Paul's Charehysed n ee he so J. Cumming—G. Bath lisslslv i t i 4 1 1 s thu r bus it embi.4 yeems—J. Brea & Irriorr tell isrpeo. p l a n ar Cbrassliss la. IL Deeper seal J. Wry, Salhad. iltadirrialis—Tl. &Ms L W . . L. Auden* Onsiver--3. hosiess, J. isbaak, &J. Stresedissff. UMW* owl Yam% moue as minis J. --J. 0. Jolress $W . him* Urge Abbspiendt,,Weelmkelie, coal merdermes—T. P. Jelin= ; k J. Crowther. 711assalssaler, chants—J. lderdend de J. Romer, Bawl_sloß, Lossoldna —,y. B. Ramey, IL Xemey, O. H. Mash &J. Iftway: l S lam. s F. Man Is R. Hays" FirfsWia. sellers—F. &Natasha is ILL Tbilbrick, Ookbader, Ewe; .blew—J. Robertson kW. Robeetson, is muds their with the Vales Raisers Ossessia—L. NOW & J. Odge, ▪ Ca, , j ul lsas i =as—T. ttimens. ma, T. Uses* jaa., J. D. IDeddentmon-liall, cabser a, T. so tar as reseed' J. D. A. Taylor & A. Bt" art, nement, C. J. Tarn* 0. Brown,C/.. ratrtp, S▪ tevens* & A. hiegelson, Land* so far as regards A. Iforrimes— J. Trotter & &Ruby, Livery* apassaan. SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCH. . as " gbilltsi Osietbe.'• imil "Lierrs WC" (Mal OW I CASUALTIES. Avenger, British ashooner, Gabby, from St. Übes to Rio. Grande, put in hare 9th inst., dismasted.—Rio Janeiro, blush 24. Oregorins, Austrian ship, from Bristol (England) to New Orleans, ran on shore on Carrysford Reef 18th inst., bat was get off after being there 38 hours.—New York, April 28. Harriett, Wig, of London, from Buenos wee to England, which pat into this port leaky, after baring been on shore on the Pante Carretse, during a squall, 9th Feb., ho been discharged, and is now repairing. — Most* Video, liar& 10. May, Liverpool to Cameron', was totally lost shout Feb. 2 near Benin : crew saved. Napoleon Deux, Raymond, from Hamburg for Burahms, got on shore at the entrauee of Burnham harbour yeas t . day, bat got off after discharging about 20 tons of takes" sad was brought into harbour this morning, making wat t ,. —Wells, Delay 14. Ocean Qoeen, British schooaer, Madison, from j uk e, to this port, which went on shore on the Rook Point pact to the 17th lost , has been got off and towed to this city. —New York, April 'el. Swatara, of sad from Liverpool, went on shore a few nigh since about fifteen miles south of the Delaware Capes, by bilged, and it is feared will be lost. Cargo expected a s i ts saved, but in a damaged et:sm.—Philadelphia, M.y 1. Sarah Sands from Liverpool, has arrived at New York Wilk machinery damaged. MAILS. ARRIVED. Hamburg. Holland Lisbon Sydney, NAM India vin Southampton India vit Marseilles Beaton and Halifax Mexico and Havannah Wald India May 23 May 22 May 23 May '4 Brasil ARRIVED. Atone-Ilt Bristol, May IS, Prom lAlhe Aaosa-at Liverpool, flay 15, from ii. ...fdlinl Aram-at Gravesend, May 15, from Araom-at Falmoath. May 14, from AK) frol Auntoss STALLI-at Falmouth, Mayl4, Ram TROTRA-at Falmouth, May 14, trim. Riobamba Bomar -at dramas]. Nay IS, nom. Poesy Cam. F RITOR ICK-at Deal, May 15. from Mb Corr ov Aors.Aroz-at Liverpool. 11 2 7 IS, from. Houlleie COMMIRCZ-atLintroool. May 15, from Bram Rim' DATUM. Blom-at Grinners. May IS, from ............. Rerun (s.) --at Liverpool, May la, from 14 (31 12 Gioss-at Gravemod, May It, ram. t "r afaul Hano-at Gravesend, May IS, form Gummy Essay TAsson-at Gravesend. May IS, from Berra Lams Kamm-at Liverpool, May 13, boa. Dunkirk bram-at °ramrod, Nay 15, hvim IR. John%, N.11.' lows Prom-at Orevesen4 M. y 111, from Admits loss Booms-at Ormond, Allay IS, from CaRMMI Savors Lacou-at Liverpool, May IS, from imerz-st Liverpool, Kay IS, from La fotzs-MOravrsead, KAy IS, from Loarooor-at Gravesend, May IS, trona. :S AM."' MmAcous-at Gramma, May 15 i Laut .114 manna MAIMR&LIA-lit Gravesend, May from.- ............. ............ Kommaa-at Gramma, May 11, -. .. . ..Goessow Komacu-st °r mined, May IS, foam Maul% Masezeomas or Dovoim-o6ths Eddystone, Wag 14. assia lambe. Zany erswArr-at Liverpool. May IS, from Ilins Mist-at Falmouth, May 14. may Maim MART BOTIMA-Il t YaliDOUlh, may 14, from ....... Almada Nast-at Falmouth, May 14, nom Unwise Nato-at Falmouth, May 14, from ... .......Alszaulda Wausau-+t habaf. Na 14, lstoou a Jovas-at y lb, tram ....----........ ' OatAsoo-at Falmouth, May 13 60 t0m .` A .06ma Oman-at Falmouth, May 1 4, ' Oseorna- at Falmouth. May 14, from Oust -at Falmouth, May 4, from .Aime= Peousa-atralmouth, May 14, has ........... ..... .......,1= Parma-at Falmouth, Kay 14y tram Parra DONIIA-at Dartmouth, May 14, frem....- * ......CoadialesS Itairomaa-at Ilverpool. May s lS. form Ob= Portia -at liTeroooi, Na y 1 , ham iloarosA-at Limepool, i itay 15, ..-.--.—....- Rotledem Ilawrom-at Dial, W ay , tram fitur--at LoNsloor, Na S. Bah R. Pias,-at Gravesend. May la, Sm. asum-at Pallocuth, May 14, Sus Meatuses BTRZN-at Palatanth, May 14, ham Cu_ tbroasw-at almouth, May 14, nem Timms-eta lmouth, Yay 14, from TILITILLMa-at Falmouth , Slay 14. from Tams Sertas-at Plymouth, May 14, from. emil. 4 TORT-at Dail. May 15, fusel Tau/sr-at Gravesend, May IS, from Yet Tarre-at Gramma, May IS, from kW* ram -at Liverpool, May 15, tom Mrs WK. Wooturr -et Bald, MCI IS Mm, Amp EDWAUD -et Dail, Kayla, from ........... ..... —Midi Wu. Ramie-at Deal, May IS, from :Jib SS WM. EDWAIUM-at GraTTIROd, May 11, from - ..11aMa WILLI A M-at Falmouth. May 14, from SoKi issorm-at Falmouth, Illy IS, Ss Mass Ili 25 MI U SAILED. Arms—from Hull, Kay 14, to !Mite Asa Eam—hate Hall, May 14, to St. DM= •0001010D•11011—figft Hail. May 14 , to Mow—from Gramood. Hay 14, to Cultraltar Dom—from Ora rod, May 13, to Dom—tront OM. May 1 11 , to Citom = Coms—fram Hartlaptol, May IS. to Cs °amuse Som—trom Talmsoth, May 14. to Cm or °Lamm—from Gramod, Iday 15, to. Gimpy DZVONIFILIZI — IVOIM Fasueuth, May 14, to Loofa Ewa—from Grasmod, May IS, to Roma Etta& Thomas —trora Hartler, May 14, to ... ..... .31ommarint Ems--trom Hartlepool, Nay 1 to am Yarn—from Southampton, May 4, to, —....... ........... .14“ Ts& Haar —frotallull, Way 14, to l 4 l loll Hams—from Oramend, May li, to latterims Naito—from Falmouth, May 14, to Lords Thooms—from Hartlepool, Mayl3, to I= 0.0._fr0., Gravesend, May 13, to Pwrraa—from Gravesend, May IS, to Dant* BUOLVTIOIF-from Hartlepool. Hay IS, to DAM Emma Jams—front Mumbles May 13, M. Hama Tarns—from Gravesend. Mayl3, to !MMus Wm. anD Alm —from Sunderland, May 13, to Odsii VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. /Moos (wallower), of Liverpool, 20 miles net of Gibraltar. Armor:ow (Wane), April 2, W. 12 8., tan. 11 W. *Lawman lissom), April 7, lot. 4 8., bon. 21 W. AMMON; from Swansea, for Adelside ( 8 . A.), Feb. 12, bat 41 N„ tau. 16 W &taus sr itarinzw, from Chatham, for Calcutta, May 8 , lat. 42, BILLOW. of Barnstaple, from 1 hurpool, for Beyront, April 22, of pe deGatt. Ga Ca mut% from Lambed Jamaica, May 13, off the Lizard Oman; far Quebec, 6th inst., lat. 48.42. N., lon. 13.2 W. Commas °, Dewar, for Quebec, May 2, lat. 50 N., lon. 16 W. CR/J.TOI, dead for London, May 13, fat. 49, lon. 5. Dovozan (krig), April 9, lat. 49, lon. 20. Dunn!' M.Y.S. schooner), 10 miles to the eastward of Cape de GM Umbers HALL (oarque), 12 miles to the outward of Gibraltar. Gamma, March 29, in the Doro passage. Gnaw ass, May 12, off Tudor. Haulm, of Sunderland, for London, May 12, off the Lizard. 11WWKWTAS (ship), from Bristol, for New York, Aprd 10.4 lon. 41. HAMIMIT. from London, for New South Wales,Mareb 23, 1e.18959. lon. 29.13 W. Isauu.a from London, for Malta, 19 days, May 5, lat. 39.30, lon. 11 W. Joint CAW?. of and from Bridal, for Africa, May 7,1 d. 44, N., lon. 14 W. Jaws, from Alexandria, April 29, in the Gut. Jars/mown, from Liverpool, for New York. May 11, of Einalle. Jaws Gann, April 30, lat. 41 N., lon. 11 W. Joun Damon from Callao, for Liverpool, May 7, lat. ON., km. 14 W. front Wilson, from Dumfries, for Quebec, lat. 46, ion . 59. LADY fidusansa Saudi from London, May 5, lat. 45 N.,lan. 15 W. L•DT Ikars2u, from Alexandria for Livery ,01, 13th that., of ildff/ 80 mi ke. Lrnizawro, from London, foe Hobert Town, March 20, let. 141, los. 31 W. Maar Euxir, from Shields, for North America, May 9,lst. 49.36 km 11 W. lIMPTA, hors Sunderland, for New York, April 11, lat. 44 N, km 23 W. New Foussr, of Southampton, from Marsollke, for Mauritius, April 29, In the Gut. Norma (barque), of Plymouth, from Liverpool, April 23, off Cope St. Mary. Mauritz; of Aberdeen, from Salome*, April 30, off Gibraltar. Oslo. from Nowinstk kr Odom, May 3,11 t. 40.18 N., lom 1 0 . 00 W. PEPIN, ci mad ketkosnook. May 11, off Tudor. PIIIMDICIK% from Newcastle, for Quebec, lat. 48, 100. 51. Paztiez, from Liverpool, April 6, lat. 36, lon. 16. QUI:BW (packet). from Limerick, for New York, May 2, Ist-40, 10 m_ Qom( Porta= (ship), of and foe St. John, 13 dais from Gmou m m April 14, of the Banks of Newfoundland. Gums from London, for Liana, march 6, lot. 10 9., lon. 31 W. Bora, from Alms. /Wis. April 28, off Cape St. Vincent. RO WIXA (brig), foe Newcastle, lat. 48. 15 N., lon. 6. 18 W. RiDTOICT, of I,ondm, May 9, off Cape natant , . Siloam of Newport, from Alexandria, May 5, lat. 40, lon. 10. 8 ( (of ), /day 9, off Cape Pintsterre. Sezam, boom, from Collinsclits for Loudon, April 14, lat. 18. 33 N , lon. 96.37 W. firaavals, 42 days, from Loader for Sydney, lat. 19 5,, len. 30 W. awn, May 13, off Toskar. SeAm MARIA, from Sligo for Quebec, lat. 48, lon. 43. Tammorm from Glaurow for St. Bitty, Ma] 10, lot. 50,1 c o. 10. TRAMS (s.), from Vera Cruz, for , od Mobile, April 21, 1 m0 the Mexican mail, and about 45 0 , 000 dollars in specie On Mira' Left Ver • Cruz April 17. Tnoraws, of Whitehavem from Liverix 31 for Harbour Grua, API 20, lat. 48, ion. 52. Watoons, from Jersey for Newfoundland, April 15. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. LAWLEY.—Mau 12, at Berkeley-inure, the Lady Elizabeth Lawley, of a .on and heir. WARREN.—May 13, the wife of J. N. Warren, Esq., o f Kentish. town, of a daughter. WEPT.—May It, at Blshop'e Teignton, Devonshire, the wife of Capt. A. O. West. 21. N., of a son. WILBRARAM.—May 14, at Cireaford.rale, Denbighshire, the wife of Major S. Wilbraham, Boyal Fusiliers, cf a daughter. WILLIAMS.—May 12, at Strawberry-vale, Finehley, the wife of J. Williams, Esq., of a son. MARRUGSB. BOURNE—CHARLESWORTIL—May 15, et Cottingham, by the Rev. C. Overton, vicar the Rev. John 0110e90 Bourne, son of Titus tea, Fog., of A ifont, to m i naret, youngest daughter of the late Samuel Charleeworth. Rae., of Harrogate. Esq., of Magherafelt, to Anna, relict LAWRENCE—M OODY. —May 9, at St. George's, Dublin, by the o i r the . late . Mjalr n Esti ence' , of Roe HOMO, Nevrtownlimavady. RHODES—RATHES.—May 10, at Hove, Brighton, by the Rev. W. Kelly, Join. eldest SOD ot T. Rhodes, Rel., of Weverhill, Maids. Tont), oo .&bire, to Matilda Juliana, eldest daughter of the late D. A. B. Haynes, Esq., of Oopford, ploco t , SHEPP ARD— W A LKER.—May 12, at All Sainte', Fulham. W. B. g o o, to Harriet, mooed daughter of the late Rev. J. Y. N ei V= 4 I,xturer of Deptextt, Kent. DEATHS. CHTLI S TOPFLPHSON.—MayI2,Harri Har ri ett, wife of W. ChristopherM 3 . Esq., of the Paragon, Blackheath. DENHAM.—May 13, at Mulberry House, New Brompton, Cecilia Sarah, wife of J. C. Denham, Esq. DE SALIIARYZ.—May 12, at Cheltenham, Mary, wife of the Right Hon. and Rev. Lewd De Baumarea. POWER.—May 11, at Hanover-terms, Regent'e.perk, SoPhla Ca' therine Mary, the wife of the Rev. H. B. Power, incumbedl _„ 11 - 4rey• SAWEIt&—Ma) 10, at Edinburgh, S. Sewers, Esq., f orme rly of the Ceylon mu &nice. SIMP9ON.—May 13, at Hastings, Miry Simpson, widow of the late John Woodhouse Ilimpsca, EN., of Rearstry, Leicesterthite , Wed 37 . WIIJION.—Kay 9, at Marshall Thotosen's Hotel. General Siert Thomas Ent., Col. of the 36th ( King's) Hum" te the 730 d yew of his see. Printed earlpubilehet by WlLLien i t HAL^ et No. e. owest+ amok hi Nub City of London. Printer. at duo os. L n m Me d+ La the Malin et Whitetriets.—Wiesisen. MAT 11.1b*. •, 7 ON E 17s. Gd mac.rosuaiDetirmeniUYlNinna.a..wensaiiwygmeßrbid.dALtuLetw.tonthti:; A.SIBIAN *oat Ils. en with velvet ISITSTON'S Ifewman•st , with engval peat) tree.--: WIC or 11 some, rook 114, West So GRAY SUM' test, and dawn, hottl adapted for 23, High P.S. 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