The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-24 00:00:00

'heal& forthwith risme lbi tiara as chairman of the board of director." (Chem) Mr. RIND sesoaded the remintion. The resolution was speed tenseniessesly. Mr. HUGHES thesegard t " That ft is bi&y desir able, and fee the hater r st el the dreerekkes, that stmt N• o r be alsored a sp he leatharlome of the esseper and ..6.l..n. timit * Rom" aeadftwe be avoided whist le set dingiest to dm 11111111.1Mhe id the sada rusk Ire." 17 .— e CHAIRMAN odd the seislatra wee a dationdos tithe duty of the &settee Kiehl& der all all eke delly serethe. They all felt the tresery kir mom); lied be Kw* ft was sot Weeded by the meat Wt the loop Ikea ireati set be emir= The euedstre was vt Ifs. =M IS seat perms& a resolution to the drat, that the lards if the dream should be reduced one half but there Wee se ..sender, it 1.11 to the ground. lb Ur. 11 CORES then posereed, " That an arrangement be forthwith made with the Widget sad parliamentary egad of the empany, to pay him 2sy a salary of 1,0001. a year, besides hi. costs eat of OAK. Mr. WATMI worded the mottos. After essaidlorable 4hessits, The CHAIM'S( eitemied to Mr. Hughes whether he led not better ertherairlfs reseluties. Mr. HUGHES said he would do so, provided the chair man would promise that the subject should be takes into resideration by the beard. The CHAIRMAN replied that he would not enter into my each pledge. Mr. Hughes's reelsties was then put, and four hands only were held up la favour alit. The Camas/at was then proceeding to put the ori ginal motion for the adoption of the report, when Mr. BATES roes to move the following amendment : " That • committee be appointed to investigate the affairs of this empany, with power to all in, if necessary, an esionatasth web committee to have acme to all peps'., bask; errors. egremente, a proceedings of the com pse sad that this metre be adjourned to the day of (a bleak was left hr the date), to revise their report, eweary expenses to be paid by the company." A Pioramos here seeded 'raiders's!' merriment by naggestise that the bleak amid be fitted up with the word " fret," se as to fit the meting for the la of Aril. Kr. Hatee's ameadseent leers been ultimately with draws. the report was then adopted unanimously. Mr. Orley. the rodent auditor, was re-elected. The CHAIRMAN tM propesie", That the amber of Mester be redwood flea JO ti la, by sot filling up four of the Sr menthe 'suer egad by the snarl retirement of ame.teurta of their amber." The motion wee areeded by Kr. AIROUIN,:a director, sued easried. - The CHAIRMAN sextproisaFTrat Cap — news, one of the five encitore retiring. be re.eleard a dire ter." After arms emideratios Capt. Laws was re-elected, there being seers dimationts. ' - r"' Besdatieaa Ofeef'lefflthi were the. adore which the allowance to the herd was roars' km to 2,0001._ per annum, and the salary of the merstary 1,2001. to SOK The *shiver of the shares enumerated la the report was she agreed th The metes was then made epeeist for the purposes shred in the directors' report, namely, to tubing to the shareholden a bill empowering certain deviations, " not in volving any additional capital, ' and " to confirm, finally, the egreemests entered into with the Royston and Ritchie Company, for the transfer to the Great Northern Company, as authorised by parliament, of that railway and the Shepretk entension.' Ben'attests for this pa having been carried, a rots of tab was given to the ohairsaa and the directors, sad the reeding separated. EASTERN UNION. Half % warty Meettep.—Loadon, Feb. 23.—J. C. COlllOl.ll, Req., ALP., in the chair—After the usual feenialities, Mr. SAUNDERS, the secretary, read the Mowing M erle ** The directors meet you to day with the cheering pros put of completing, at an early period, the Eastern Union line to Norwich, and of opening a considerable portion of it in the coons of the ensuing spring. The partial opening which it was expected would have taken place at as earlier period, has hitherto been delayed by the antes fully detailed in the engineer's report, which will be presented to you ; bat it will appear that no material delay will be experienced in the time which was last proposed to you for the ultimate com pletion of the whole line. It is now, however, neeesiuy with all poseible activity to proceed with the works sad sta tions and terminal arrangements required to accommodate the passenger and rnerehandise trams, without which the resources of the district eanaot be developed or ascertained. The Axed periods for the payment of the remaining sails, whisk during a season of great apprehension awl distrust, w.re announced for the COIIWWWWW lOC sessranee of the shareholders, and at their sensed and repeated request, do not enable the directors to effect this from those sources alone. They will, therefore, shortly being before you a proposition far carrying int, embolism the powers which the company pommies under an act, ob tained in the session of 1847, of raising an additional capital of 200,0001, for which no shares have yet been created. " The agreement for a lease of the Harwich line by the Eastern Counties Company is prepared, and will be forthwith submitted to the board of that company sad the directors of the two companies are particu larly anxious to expedite these works, as the government have announced their determination to WAR& the Post adios mail steamers for Holland and the Nee* of Europe, at the port of Dervish, coatraste having bees already calmed into for the commehtement of that series is Alisperd. The &Wool*, anticipating from previous with, and intimations from. the sielfteldeii that each coarse woald be taken Mirett swidest, teed being firmly convinced that the .1 the lies to Berwick, at the earliest pendble will be curviest with most beneficial rusks te this ccempany and lie capital stock, and being also swore ageism an on expenditure of capital, by the arrangement mitered Into with the BastentCoundes Co tmer m a ry, did not avail themselves of the power of the act of 1847, by applying ft an extension of for the purchase of land and execution of the weeks en that line. Their duty therefore, as well as your Leftist, renders it necereary that these works should now be prosecuted without delay, sad with the utmost expedition, that, with due regard tom:ono:ay, the resources of the company will permit. There must us eamarily be a further delay in commencing the works to Woodbridge, prudence demandiegcaution in the prosecution of branch or extension lines until the resources Ot .the company can be advantageously realised, we capital more readily obtained for railway purposes. Thu directors thought it desirable to provide for this enserg ewy by taking advantage of the provisions of the general set before referred to, to obtain the necessary extension of time, and this line will not be undertakes without giving the shareholders an opportunity of - expressing their opinion upon it again, ' The original capital of the Ipswich and Bury St. Ed mund's and Norwich Railway Company wu 950,0001., of which 3,042 shares of 25L remain, as appears by the firmer reports and published statements of the isompany's accounts, in the hands of the company ; the sudden revulsion which wm experienced in railway property after the passing of the Norwich act, rendered it impossible to issue the skairesineept on terms very disadvantageous to the company. It being expedient that the company should have additional powers or this purpose, and also be cabled to re inue such few ;dunes as may be forfeited for non-payment of calls, and which scold not be advantay effected without the unlucky of parliament, the ors gave the ma par liamentary notion of • bill he that purpose. rise Is the pumt cession, and as at the time they piss wit sedges Use current of public *pink" sad the sass takes by the great leading railway commies were eftsgly in fewer of union between onapanies Wing a weelesa object who the chums anew justified or reguized it, the dinesl tors tlet t it right to labeling* permissive powers , into the to risible the shareholders of this company to carry MO cosy angsgement for their advantage which they might hereafter have the opportunity of making with the Bootees Counties C and which without perlia asstasy authority could net le effected; but the powers 'ought for are only peusinivo, so negotiation on the Bab ied have nor tam plies between the respective boards, and the direaten Iwo at potemft none in view, except those which relate to the HumoM Ws. " la reviewing the Weems of the company, it will be found that although no sew Ilse has been opened during the last year, except the short additional portion to Finsingbas— opesed foe goods traffic ea the 7th of June, and referred to In the la‘thelf-yearly report—the gross receipts have ex ceeded the receipts of the preview half year by 6,9481., and those of the conewonding half-year of 1847 by 6,082(.; the working expenditure has at ttio HMO time increased in • very trilmg cement, the cost on the preview half-year bang 19,7344 old talks Let half-year 20,0001. Had it not been for wee inereased met ea esaintermice of way daring tee recent wet resses, the lest half-year's expenditure would have been Ism than*, kalf year preteding,uotwithstanding the increased amount d trate. From the experience they have had, and from isliewation which they have ablailied from the MOWN of the traffic department and the engineer, the dirtame hal einviseed that whet the resources of th line ▪ dooseopod, the working expenses will be "stead frees a ceinglesateeig b to at average per outage on the mews fees mid rob " The flusters bow to essounce that Mr. Footman, ea* of their bedy, who, apes Ise opening of the line, kindly un dertook the duties of gerund tragic manager for a limited period, and who has perfumed those ditties with the :titadvantage to theriemweray, is new about to relinquish at their resident minim (Ms. Beal), who has bun his eesutant coadjutor, and whose general capability and in timets knowledge of the locality and its resources are highly iffellesiated by tb. board, has, without way bureau to ho salary, lei taken those duties until Use immeing ef the line to Merwicb, in which he will have the essistesse tad advice et Mr. Footless, should they be needed by him. "Some Mann will be brought before you for forfeiture at i t = to e meeting be hereafter held, bat • easeful com the lam whisk the company may @Wain in Miraate thereof *sables the direeters to state that the not be materially affected thereby. They deeply t rigger that it has been numeary to octopi lepl proceedings ter the mousy of calls .pint mural parties who are repre sented ta them es able to pay. T.key have refrained as low se putibis from praline say shareholders, bat they felt bewail to set with eeqqual justice to all. Genie Mr. Frederick Pratt Barlow, Mr. I. Cketellief Cebbold, ' Kr. George Joserdyn, Mr. Wil ma mg Wares, and Mr. Robert Williamon, ass the six abootom eseriesea it falls to vacate their sues at the Board ea ells seem. Under the Amalgamemation Act and a earehdies ef the general meeting of shareholders held on the and el low last, _iv* *sly are to be elected in their rases, and Mr. Frederick Pratt Barlow, ler. J. C. Cebbold, Mr. New ',ugly*, Kr. Rebut Williscsoes. and Mr. George Mums- der, wW be pat in sgstiasties, and are re filwitwied W yes kit re-daft& • moolutiew rsoememailsd by the committee for considiz. fag Oho empoisn or male railways for the adoption of posidewifbe pollommet IS that subject will be submitted toyea. The semills for the half-year ending the 31$ of Dec., 1645, _ waft =Ail& 17s. 6d.: the disbursements MAIL b. IL ; leaving a balance of 9,4641.155. 3d. The memo uonsust ttp to the SUN peeled Mowed the following malts : Do. lb=lod sails m 117,407 0 11i 33,011 I 48 Sll,OlB 13 0 Same Ca. --- Bylormotheitazges Oosehlagelltlo llordradindlllo 6,038 0 7 P• 1166411110 1,95317 4 p._ 18 = lB lB 3 4 1,618 7 10 f 2OO 3 7 19,014 0 11 Rates 016 5 ili Dui, 90,037 10 4y Balms £32,071 2 44 The report was then agreed to. Resolutions were parsed appointing the lln directors who offered themselves for re-election, sad Mr. Field was we-elected auditor. A re solution for a petition to parliament on the subject of rating 'sawn. was passed. Oa the moths of Mr. Az rimer, a resointion was paned noneeting the directors to obtain power from naliament, in the bill which was to tome before It, far the limitation of the number of the directors to 12 instead of 15. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON. Haf-yearly Meeting.—Wormater, Feb. 23.—F. act roan, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The SECRETARY read the directors' report, which stated that " The directors having made the Anal call upon the original shares of the ccmpany, which became payable on the 20th September last, and having found it impossible to raise money on debenture to any adequate extent, have refined their expenditure within the narrowest Uric com patible with the safety of the works, and with the cont sets into which they had entered, ea will be seen by the repeat of the engineer, Mr. BrouteL" After refining to that report, the directors say: " They feel assured that it will not he in their power at the present time, or within any reasonable period, to raise the mosey necessary to complete the whole line, and until such completion the lease to the Great Western Railway Company, upon which this company mast rely for a revenue, doss not come into operation. Your directors, therefore, feel it most important to the interests of this company to enter into some are t with the Great Western Railway Company, by which a proper rent may be received upon the completion of a portion of the line, with the view of en ab:ing this company to raise the capital requisite for the completion of suit portion, and to continue to pay the interest to the shareholders, after which they apprehend there would be less difficulty is raising the capi tal nueseary to complete the remainder of the line. This, with your sanction, the directors would endeavour to obta.n ; and they cannot doubt that it would be the interest of the Groat Western Railway Company to meet their views. ' But the directors must state to the proprietors that a differ ence has arisen between the directors of the two companies in the carrying out of an arrangement upon which an agree ment foe lease would be founded. If the proprietors agree with the directors is to the desirability of an arrangement more suited to existing circumstances, and are prepared to sanction their endeavours to effect this, the dircwors, would strongly um upon the meeting the necessity of not Weren't. ing thhee ties whirrs already exist, by a discussion of the question on the present °cession. The di rectors do not uk any qower which shall sow sede the necessity of obtaining a vote of approval from the proprietors, who will be called together and the whole case submitted to them for their sanction as soon r any de finite terms shall have boon la/ranged. They further suggest that, under the present circumstances, it would be desirable to postpone the payment of interest on the paid up capital, for the half-year ending Deo. 31 last, until the special meet ing shall have been ailed. The only bills before parliament in the present mask* in which this company is interested, are the Severn Navigation Bill, which contains clauses prejudi dial to the interests of this company in reference to the guarantee of the tolls, and which your directors will oppose unless a satisfactory arrangement be made ; and the bill re ferred to In the notice of meeting authorising the sale by the co npany to the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Rail way Company of the Stratford Canal, and which is wholly at the expense of the latter company." ri c vl i l te hlee had been forfeited, and two directors and one auditor retired by ratatio*. The accounts showed a total income of 1,480,6851. 12a. 6d. and an expenditure of 1,234,9441. 14s. Id. up to June 30, 1848, besides additional , 199,6481. 14s. Bd. for the last half year, leaving a balance in hand of 45,9931. 31. 94. only. On the accounts of the Stour bridge Extension Canal, a balance of 1,2161.5 x. lid., being the profits of the half year, was shown. The tonnages re ceived for the half year h ad amounted to 2,0641. Os. Ilyd. The statement of income and expenditure on the Stratford and Moreton Railway &amount showed the receipts for the half year to have been 1,8201. 3.. 2d. and the expenditure, with rent, lank fn. leaving a b alance of 281. 18e. The Meet was wispeed, as was also the forfeiture of five dross ea wilt moos* of arrears of calls and Interest therms is secured *Use ompany. The directors retiring, namely, Thomas Badger and Henry Goober, Esq., were ra-elected. The meeting then resolved into • special one, to consider the draft of the bill referred to in the report to authorise the isle by this company to the Birmingham and o:ford Junc tion Railway Company of the Shalford Canal, and having resumed, The Rev. Mr. BEARD put several questions to the Camillus relative to the proposed amendment, and the time of fixing the special meeting, to neither of which the chairman gave a definite reply, and the meeting then sepusted. BRISTOL AND SOUTH WALES JUNCTION. in the their.____ _ - - The CHAIRMAN remarked that no material alteration had taken place in the affairs of the company since the last ball-yearly meeting to form materials for a report. The directors had hoped ere this to have been in a position to call a meeting of proprietors to determine as to the future course to be pursued ; but difficulties hod arisen in reference to the Aust Ferry, and until they had been got rid of the di rectors would not be in • condition to give a statement of the company's Ia the meantime, in order to pro vide for any contingency which might arise, and more espe cially to meet the course which had been commenced by some proprietors of transferring their shares to irresponsible parties, the bated kid thought it right to make a call of 11. per share. He (the chairman) was afraid that they would not be able to complete the undertaking. He said this with much regret ; for no one could see the direction which tke South Wales line was taking to Gloucester, without at once perceiving that much of the traffic which should come through Bristol would be diverted ' from its present channel. The chairman then proposed the re-election of the three retiring directors, Messrs. W. Morgan, Robt. Leonard, and W. D. Wills, which was unanimou.ly adopted. A brief cone/nation followed, in the course of which the chairman stated that during the past ball year there had been nothing spent on account of engineering and surveying expenses. Although the directors had made • call, is wee not their intention to enforce it unless the money was abeoluteiy required. As soon as the matters in relation to the Aust Ferry (which were now in the hands of the soli &tors) were settled, • al meeting would be called. The cash account showed • balance in hand of 9,7161. 13e. Id., and it was stated that there was between 6,0001. and 7,000. due on calls which it was thought could be recovered. THE XXPREfifis. SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24 1849. NORTH-WESTERN, Halqarly Mating .— Skipton , .Skliston,Fei;.n —P ['MIX Daw sow, , chairman, presiding. Mr. MELON, the secretary, read the report of the director; which tea as follows: "The directors have ranch pismire in again meeting the shareholders, and reporting the progrres which has been made with the undertaking during the past half-year. It would have been most satisfactory to the directors to have now bees enabled to state that the line from Skipton to Inlet's was ready for opening, but for 'several months past seeldastes, prilliTele hoe not been made with the works en epalien of the lies at the Skipton end, although the re aming part is shame completed. The contractor assigns the continued rains, end the difficulties arising from the nature of the materVa, as a cause of this delay, but the din ctors have nee bun satis fi ed, sad have done in their power, by peemmel inspection and othorwise, to urge on the contractor, else hes meetly given a pledge that the whole of his works shall he eampkted within three months from the present time. The weeks from Lancaster upwards, which were sus pended Iss. =me months, have been recently recommenced - and the &ream entertain little doubt that the line from L a wasegy to Wanniafton, a distance of seventeen miles, will be ready he opening on the autumn of the present year, at which time, therefore, the whole of the line hum Skipton to Lancaster, with the exception of an Interval of about *even miles, will be opened to the public. The directors have much satisfaction to stating to the shareholders that 'the contracts necessary for the completion of the works, which have been catered into since the last meetinx, fully bear out the 'lantana contained in Mr. Stephenson's report, that the entire line from Bkipton to Lancaster will he completed for the sum of 750,0001. The direetore, in their endeavours to make ell ingensents with the contractors for the suspension of the works on the main line from Clapham to Kirkby Lonsdale, found that part of the contract which lies between Clapham and Ingletcrn so far advanced u to render its completion most advantageous to the interests of the company. The additional cost of theae Ave miles of railway will be 37,0001., but this will be com r4latefor by the additional traffic which will be thus upon the line. The directors beg to state that the call due on the list January last has bees most satiafactorily responded to, and that the &nears of former calls have been reduced since the 31st of Decem ber last by the sum of 13,0001., and arrangements have been made which will secure the payment of • large additional sum during the present Wiper. Six of_ your direct on retire at the present meet'M W. orgatroyd, J. Salisbury, Rand, R. D Salisbury , li. e, J. Waddingham, ussip and H. liornby—who are all le for re-election, with the exception of Mr. H. Hamby, who has retired from the Muslin. Mr. Peeves, one of the auditors of the company, retires _ly makuity, and is recommended for re-election. • speilit needy; will be held at the oleos of these proceed ing/. hie the largess of exallredne the forfeiture of 711 drew, di* Iris already bees eteelsted forfeited by the - Ilkeston, wider arranaeseat wi.k the pe . opriese es to pay the silts in arum and take sew certilleatee.' The SECRETARY meat reed the !sandal statement of the eompany, whisk showed that the ammo remind for calls was 848,2691.85. 2d. ; fa respect of Welted shares, 17,8721. 10s. ; as adVaaaa milk 9,ohif.; Monet, 6,1471. 12s. 9d.; loans and other sourom /AMU la 14. : make; a total of 471,4191.12 e. The papaienO daring the half year ended on the 81st of Dumber, ISO, were 106,3661. Ilk. 3d., ' maiden the total penmattof the coupes y meant to 477,0241. 17a. 2d. • sad the Waste* to the heads of the secretary Wog 291. 2e . 6d., then was a balance due to the bathes of 5.6341. 4d. The CHAIRMAN moved that the reports, with the state ments of accounts now read, be received and adopted ; and that the same be printed sod circulated amongst the Mare holden. bIiiiIIULBECIE, Ties &thinner the company, seconded the motion._ PHILLIPS moved, " That the directors do pledge themselves to confine their operations to the com pletion of the through line from Skipton to Lancaster only, with the exception of the null portion of the line whisk is now nearly ocuspleted from the junction to Ingleton, and that not more tout 151. per share be called up for that pur pose." Mr. MURGATROTD suggested that instead of adopting the proposition of Mr. Phillip as an amendment, the diru ton should adopt it u part of their report, and embody it therein before the report was (Anniet Mr. BIRHBBCK concurred in the suggestion ; and, upon that understanding, the resolution ter receiving and adopting the report was agreed to. The CHAIRMAN said that the next business was the election dein directors in place of those who retired to stated in the report, and it was open to any shareholder to propose any gentleman to supply their pleas. This question gave rice to some discussion ; a scrutiny was demanded, and it was resolved that Mr. G. Jewett should be re-elected an auditor, end Mr. Sangster and Mr. Newbould, with the secretary, Mr. Whelon, were appointed saunters to take the votes for the several candidates proposed as diree ton. In about an hour therantators reported that the num ber of votes given were, for— Mr. William Margatroyd 2162 Mr. John Bank _ 2162 1 Mr. licenby Roughiedge 2150 Mr. Derutch twice I Mr. Edward Dodson &allabary ... lBl7 I Kr. Humphrey John Here 1577 Mr. lames Kitson 797 Kr. John WeddWO= 590 The &a'-mentioned sm gentleman were accordingly declared elected directors of the company. A special meeting was then held, at which the forfeiture of the shares mentioned in the directors• report was con firmed. SOIJTII YORKSHIRE, DONCASTER, AND GOOLE. Ralf-yearly Meetirtg.—Loadou, Feb. 22.—Lord Wriaate clam in the chair.—The report stated that the construc tion of the por ion of the line between Doncaster and the Midland Railway at Swinton had steadily proceeded during the past year. The greater portion of the land had been purchased, and the works are now in a forward state. In addition, the Elsecar branch has been commenced, which, with the other coal branches, and the remainder of the main line, will be prosecuted with due vigour, so as to carry out the general objects of the undertakiag by thoroughly open ing the South Yorkshire coal field. The amount of surplus profits that accrue to this company up to the 30th of December last, to be paid on the completion of the amalgamation of the navigation companies, is 23,9541. From this the deferred dividends declared at the last two meetings, amounting to 7,3121. being deducted, a balance remains of 16,6421., out of which it is proposed to declare a dividend of 3 per cent. for the haltyeer ending the 22nd of January lest, amounting on the capital Row called up to 5,600 k The engineer's report stated that the desire to post pone calls as far as practicable has limited the outlay and retarded the works, but notwithstanding these circumstances the heavier works are in so forward a state u to place the completion of the line to Swinton and the main coelpits within the compass of a few months. An arrangement has been made with the Great Northern Company for the use of about half a mile of their line at Doncaster, which effews a saving of about 10,0001. in the outlay of capital. It is anti cipated that the board may find it more advantageous to arrange for working the line by the larger companies with which the South Yorkshire communicates than to supply the plant and work the line themselves. The capital account to the 30th of December showed that 190,0651. had been re• caked and 174,607 k expended, leaving a balance in hand of 15,5.581. _ The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report. In answer to questions it was stated that 16,0001. had been paid upon mills dace the accounts were made up to the end of the last year; that it was not expected that it would be to call up more than 151. per share to complete the warks ; that the amalgamation between this company and the Dan Navigation Company would be completed about the end of this year, when half the capital would have been paid up and expended, at which time the shareholders would receive their deferred dividends, which had been e,t aside oat of the profits of the Dun Navigation. It was not absolutely trootootry to make the Sheffield and Rotherham line to inenn the MONIS of this company, but the directors proposed to do ao if they could enter into such arranges mints for reducing the line as to insure Its being made fprolitable to the proprietors. It wee calculated that when the line was completed it would pay better than even the Darlington Railway, which was a 10 pea cent. line. The report was adopted, the dividend declared, and the retiring directors and auditors were re-elected, and alter a vote or thanks to the chairman the meeting separated. NEWSY AND ENNISKILLEN. General NZWIT in the chair. The SECRETARY read the following report :—" The accounts to the Ist instant, and balance-sheet, duly audited, are submitted to the proprietor.. The continued depression in relation to Irish railways has prevented your directors from concluding any of the arrangements with other compa nies authorised by the set passed in the last session of parlia ment. It is, however, considered that the time is now fest approaching when some general settlement respecting rail ways in the north-western districts of Ireland will be effected, whereby the property of this company cannot fail to be rendered available and productive. Understanding that government was likely to aid is the completion of certain of the Irish lines, your directors, for the pro tection of your interests, took care to submit, in the proper Reinter, a statement showing the position of this company in regard to others for which such aid was required, and there is the best reason for believing that it such assistance be given, care will at the same time be taken to snare fur the pab:ic • pusses for the traffic to and from the east coast, which cannot be effected except by means of your line. This object, as connected materially with the interests of the company, your directors will continue their best exertions to promote ; and in asking the shareholders to leave the matter in their hands, they can only point to the course of their past proceedings as affording the best guarantee for the fu ture. Your directors, pursuant to the resolution of the last general meeting, have invested the sum of 8,0001. on mort gage of the undertaking of the Newry, Warrenpoint, and Rostrevor Railway, at short dates, and bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. BALANCI snare, To ter Fm., 1849. Ds. ReOcipil from Becalms. )IWelpts up to Ist August, T o w . let Aug.,1148. 1848, to let To deposit of S 3 10a pee d. id, Assn on 17,400 aborts i 43,500 0 0 43,500 0 0 To Ist call of 1:1 per share ou 13.111 ditto ' 25,734 111 2 740 110 16,435 0 0 To and mil of v. 10a. per share on 9,719 41114 , 3 23,844 8 0 453 15 9 24.290 3 9 To Interest.. . ........ 2.067 610 BA 16 4 2,273 3 To transfer fns ...... 6 0 2 17 6 13 1 6 SHAM Accorm. 9,719 on which all oils have been raid. 4800 forf sol t eutieid as per re on pared at the general meeting of the 30th Aug., 1848. 800 held in trust for the eompsay. 2,081 la wearof 16,000 shaapa £96.639 9 5 Ca. Payments up fro . Pa n aen A .. is i ElYanitria. to Aug. 1, 1 , 48. „ 8 4-.6 . Total. 1846. 149. L d. ji a d. 6 a d. By P peatimealny oodles& s py ..... 15,960 9 3 UN 13 6 18,056 3 9 By imeilinamlagimd surreys 14,435 18 9 14,636 14 9 119 wirsims. Oes as4 os= polatlon. 10,564 8 8 By Mal• = 632 13 6 By adoertidos. 4144/04017. 11 pious& mom= 3.677 5 1 6 8 4 3.663 8 6 7 bookime t=tate. re. mows 810 6 41 II 1 864 1 9 37m ed• i rtnloolsLoodOe ....... , 421 811 62 0 473 15 U ▪ aftwi es u r:emgtor mi 1,910 0 9 note o 2,240 0 0 Bs wed Nino. ;CI 1 8 202 10 0 2,724 U 8 12.127 10 1 • ...... B e=r aa .. ig."lB at .. 10.116 0 0 Volt oad Mow tyrorMOtospoty, t on loortBBB4B44pYrcoot. Wont ...... . ....... .. .. , gni* 0 0 By mob at tankers .... " 2,82 U 101 By cash in band ...... 100 0 05 •••••• • • • • • • 2.921 11 10 196,639 9 6 The report wu adopted. KILKENNY AND 9017TH WESTERN OF IlLEUND:Y11116111- day a sufficient number of members did not meet to consti tute a meeting. GILT WESTERN Ban..scn roost SLOI7OII I'o WM soa.—From the rapidity with which these works are pro ceediag it is contemplated that the branch Shown' be opened fur traffic in the course of the ensuing summer. The exca vations between Slough and the Thames, at Windsor, over which an iron bridge will be erected, are fast progressing, as I re also the works on the Windsor side of the river. RAILWAY NEWS.-FRIDAY. We have had a rather better feeling in the share market, but with little alteration in prices. The Great Northern Railway statement made a favourable impression, and improved the shares. French lines were in request, and obtained rather higher rates. BHARB_LIST.-1 'caw-if; 4.:44114•4 cam el74a learaillma: thaw 0 lambs A Pan 411414Ziiiiiwa ... as. SI ec r .. 1 aia " 1 dill'-. .IN (0-1 5 iorr .l. 6 seat *gam 141268 36* la :ZRMEnter 4 if Ds. 80 Antlid. 1 1 3 6 2 Do. Do. n l iii 30 23 Do. • I Mist d ? L D Do. rr 31 Do. Z. I IL). t 2 1 3122 Loam 3 D. Do 16pa tpt r6 141 1 ea. Do. dip Xt. i i Fp. Ds.fforkl3•46 , $2 Do. ilo. Sput Oant'69 B . Mk L. New. ~.. lip. &soles Win a. ,C Do. D. do C 11 131 M.- am B 14 13d. o. D0.466,0 0 4.4 4 . 3 g 131 i Do r . Da OM .6 i UM Do ow ... -• •• • in Do. *arm . . .41 I r= l 44.1611 p irbsbar ar tekliii. 43 1 44 I* i 4 3d. Isskr,Teri4l,Dorc 11 Old. Enderszed Exmouth Urea Lortlira lO 1 * Da4b. a tf igt. cferred 45 5 61.8suillir ln us. 62314116 kDw dr. rx.ii i. ••••• Do. Dem Do. 51 ow VIC ,q - ,lireklersfiteicig • i, '~~ IA N 66p. 1141 5. hia .... 2: I 274._ :•:: ow. o'd.carsure.. ettse#lrdirerisAi rje I 7 IT 64 . 1 13 i 12f 4 2d. 11 Old. De. • • • • • -• • Dot. • •• • Do. Leeds geode Meek .. De. ..... •• • • • AlAr.Pirtarrq Us. Chwill i aZ a ise . la a jkillitai..ge. t i tztat iji Leaden u• lksv.. sod 04.1103 De., Alp.o De Loodea P Tlr ice: e` ilir OwNL ala 411 Ba b sae JBIN OFTEN e•na.—(From Railway CAressieki.) Itsamseu—Amblepts, Neltingimm, and Boston ; Feb. 27, Not. tines, at I.—DsDast gad County Down ; Feb. 28, Belfast, at L— oma Ozked; Feb. 26Birmingham, at I.—Birmingham, W and Dudley ; Fe b . b 26, Banningbam, at I.—Bisming- M7wielverhemptcm, and Bison Valley; Feb. 27 Birmingbaaa, at I. mad guest; Mare& 1, Bristol, at I. ; Feb. 26, r at la Igeoloo and Fortath; Feb. 27, London Tsv idial eg g , at sad Beffeetinnetiso ; Feb. 21, Dublin, at 12. Eon ; Feb. 24, Lemke Tavern, at IL—Eastern Camila ; Diu 11, London Tavern, at I.—Edinburgh and Obwitow; Parch 2, rai", at I.—Enter, Yeovil, and Dorebester ; Feb. 28, re ' sd, Lambeth, at L—Great Lutembourg ; Feb. 20, Louden Tavern, at I.—lwneeeter and Carlisle; Feb. 28, at 2. —Leeds awl Think ; Feb. 28, Leeds.— =ape; ; Feb. 4 Z7 4411 4tai g ima I ast.i.adinm eet thread, at 2. a —Londonderry and Londonderry god Esaildliso Feb. 14 . 4, Co:iman.stree .. t.buildings, at IL lismohinteer Meant, nd ista. 37 tot 11 2 110 P.: 46 moo! 19 113 11 p. 1M 13i 91! Nw if 419. 3434 101 lad. 1 1 1 14 31` r, —.at...naive; Feb. 28, Manchester, at I. —listyport and Cm ; Feb. 28 Naryport, at 12.—Newmarket; fa, linden Tavern, at I.—Newport, Abergmenny, and Hera kid; Feb. 27, Inds' Tavern, at 12.—Norfolk ; Feb. IS, Guildhall bulking& at I.—Norther. Counties Union ; Feb. 26, Loon a Tavern, at 11.—lootask Central; Feb. 27, Perth, at 12.—threwsbury and Ilenied; Feb. 27, Chester, at I.—South Wales; Feb. 28, Padding ton, at I.—Taw Vale; Feb. 27, London Tavern, at I.—Thames Haven• Feb. 28, Gresham-rooms, at I.—Vale of Neath ; Feb. 27, MP, West w iktand,at I.—Waterford, Washed, Wicklow, and Dublin; Feb. 24, 449,West Strand, at 12.—Whitehmen and Furness; Feb. N 1, 26, Ildltall at -eit 2. anabers, at I.—Wilts, bomerect, and Weymouth; Me. Bath, DIVILDEN AM—Birketsbead, Lanamilaire, and Cheshire-2{ per cent. per seam on the VS. 10s. and 221. shares.—Great Western—At the ren et 6 per cent per am—Leeds and Bradford—At the rate of 3 per cent. pre anm—Leedoe and Nett/ Western—At Mende of 7 per cent. per ann., payable Feb.27.—London and South Western—At the rate at Spa ant per inn.—Midland—At the rate of 3 per cent. per ann.— Whiteness Junodaie—lls. N. pee share.—Wthiontown, Morninistde, and Cultnese—lea per skin, cm the original sham. and 12s. lid. on the new shares. Cottramws.—Tork, Newesath,, and Bernet-30 turntables, and execution of works, War& 19; TM and North Midland—Execution et works, Name 19. Cams—Ambergris, Nottingham, and Bates-13s. due Feb. 26 ; Caledestles-21. lOa es the new In pinwales that.., due; Glaegow and Ayr-21.10a. on the half shares, No. I, doe; Great Northern -11. an the whale shares sad B half shares, bath due Feb. 23 ; Lana. shire esd Yeelides-31. on the Liverpool and Bury and Manchester and Inede la ism; 2L on the liaatheater and Leeds 321. shores; 11. en the West Zang Unes fad. shares; and 41. on the 'Judders. isid and Ilbstkil 404 shares, all due ; London and North Western— :A &the Gent betties 401. shares, due Feb. 26; North Stafford. 10a. dos lintel 1; Fads sad Strasbourg-11. due; Boys. tcm and ICs. dos. dos Deo Chamm-6111Mple, Notdmeham and %den— tin Feb. 147; Mead and Down—fillQ Feb. 28; Birmingham end onlanl-461 Feh, IS; Noim, Wolverhampton and Dudley —till Feb. IS; BOOM and Exeter —till March 1; Caledonian—till Feb. 16,• Direst Landoll and Portsmoutb— till Feb. 27 ; Dublin and Drogheda—Mß Medi 1; Bet Angitan—till Feb. 28; F.astern Coon. ties—till Meek I ; Exeter, Yeovil, and Dorchester—till Feb. 28 • lAnombire and Terkshinr—tlll March 7 ; Lancaster and Carlisle—till Feb. 28; Llynvi Valley—till Feb. 27 ; Londonderry and Coleraine— till Feb. 27 ; Londonderry and Ennialdllen—Wl Feb. 26 ; Manchester, Sheffield. and itneolnahlre—Mll Feb. 28; Newport. AnergavennY. and Hereford-01 Feb. 27 • Newmarket—tlll Feb. 38 ; Norfolk—till Feb. 28; Scottlelt Dietzel—till Feb. 27 ; Shrewsbury and Hereford— MI Feb. 28; South Eastern—till March 8; South Walca—till Feb. 28; Taw Vala—Ull Feb. 27 ; Vnle of Meath—till Feb. 27 ; WWI% Somerset, and Weymouth—till Feb. 96 ; Whitehaven and Furness—till Feb. 26. r ILLMO.—Weeks ending resin to Fes. U.—W=OlEO9mM (arms. 1 Litli 1848. i 1549. 1846. Inm:ester k Oarlide_ .. 2704 - 17394 611 Lancalture 8 YOrkln 11.072 8.614 66 1 1671 London& N.Weetn 36.712 34,183 Londonead 18 5191 631 MINI London,Mightomam 6.756 6,634 t o 679 London& S. Wcetn 7.471 6,345 VW Londonderry 8 Nada 103 138'1M enc. Shed. Lima 6112 2.0 51 Cu Midland . 19,319.17.764 971 mit ot. iiiiiiWii (Li 1,0651 961 13.4133 11.11611 North ',MUM... 1.3121 1,714 1,201 470itioottiM Central 8 5 : 61 1.1331 I.727lBhrewsbury It Chatter 1,374 464 1,M5 716 South Devon 1366, 1,764 , South &stern 6, 8.393 MO 1.062 , Tad Vale 1,75 61 1.213 1.6631 'Ulster. . . 6651 635 I. 3.3051 1.741, Orhttelt . MMilaiMibit. 1 187 117 670116.101 York, Lime. 9 Nub.,. 10.66 i, 9.746 165. 1111Yerk aN. Midland 63011 6,934 Buitirt. & asit,los7 Boltioamaa. &RAI Olh.sw Wu I r Dublin MEL rzt = hdr. 111.042j a llortoik lift Obas.. Win - ' - IN ftb. I en.. Mug., P•12:4 .rn.. OtNottberniflLLlas. Great &h.& Itast.ll.l Great WiAtink Undid Iffaersis... MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVINTNO. The continuous daily sale, of stack put, for immediate transfer, have ended, as might in due course have been anticipated, in creating a greater demand for money on the stock exchange, where it has been readily paid to-day 2i per cent., for short periods, by those who had more stock to take, or had taken more, than they could conveniently bold or pay for. As the public out of doors, and capitalists as well, have been generally the sellers, the money pro ceeds most be withdrawn from the stock exchange for other purposes, or investments at home; or, it may be, and doubtless has been to no inconsiderable extent. for remittance abroad in the shape of metallic values, or through exchange . operations having the same end. When, contrariwise, the public and capitalists out of doors are buyer, of stock for imme diate transfer, money flows into the stock exchan ge , and becomes , a season at least, more or less super abundant. It is mainly to the course of such diver sified transactions, and according to their magnitude in the aggregate for a certain period, that the alter nations in the per centage values of money are attri butable on the stock exchange, exceptional times and causes apart. Money stock was still brought to market to-day, and sales were made down to 92i in Consols, and leis for time. At the close of humus, however, they had recovered to, and were marked at, 93k to both for money and account. Reduced Threes, 931 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 94k to 1. Long Annuities, 9to 1-16. June Exchequer Bills, 425. to 455. premium. India Bonds, 575. to 595. premium. Bank Stock, 194 to 6. India Stock, 245 to 7... The transactions in foreign stocks were chiefly con fined to Mexican, which may be quoted 261 to Peruvian, 48 to 50. Venezuela highrr at 22 to 4. Brazilian, 82 to 3. Chili= bought at 97, called 95 to 7. Ecuador, 31 to 1. New Granada, 171 to t. Spanish Fives, 17 to 1 ; the 'Threes, 291 tot ' • Pas sive, 31 to 41 . Portuguese, 25 to 6. Danish Three per Cent. Stock was lower, at 85 to 8 ; the scrip of the New Five per Cent. oan, 3i to 4 premium. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Centro., 60 to 1; the Fours, 80 to 1. Russian, 108 to 110. French Three per Cent. Rent*r were done at 52 ; at exchange, 251 francs. In foreign exchange there was scarcely any alteration from last post, with limited busi ness. On Amsterdam. the negotiations were 12.11 to 2 ; on Rotterdam, 12.2 to ; on Ant werp, 25.60 to 65 ; on Hamburg, 13.111 tot ; on toodou k !Moo, Do. D Dow D o. Nos 4101 i. Do. Ono. Toootho.. lrtlio.. Da .pz . ilia . n II .4Line. Do. No. 1 Do. *sou No. 2 Do. sham No. S Do. ow Pr Do. _Do.(hlerby Ducal, i it. E. t .. 4 ,: . .... : KO toVrtk . Bril Ii MiLetWest.(l A i° Atsemlio2 4... C= .. ... :ui ir Ma l " ;:e . :::: fDo Do. hive 214:. D. do Omar Do.Owar. 6 per a. De.Lsest/tOriptl. , Do. do. Bye. Gs*. IN. Counties thetas.. Nert.l:iiitafro.ol2lr. i og.Tworees.AwaTr. pi Wad. Oland.. 4 tern 31 Replies 6 lamas* l ing.. 6 I &edit* Midland . D lag Ok. NI• I • • Guar. • 66).Cent.1 ) iMireasellinciataA. I De. de 111 De do. New Guar., 69Marejtchne(11W.111 Dr. N~fMr~...., ets Do. Do N .81morOoot.Prof. Blar s aahhe Dolan .. Do. Preeren. •Ce• • • South Stafforosharo dont lk Nook= . Do. . Do. do cu . 2 DO. do Do. do.fiord Na Do.do. emir 4 Booth . & York., / k0t..1 Waterford !Mihail # Wale►f/deiLlasoridt WoorVallartp.Dt4r. Wi1501105,111,7 . 0. Mano.&& Wool York Ra ms* Ber DoertaNeter.kiler DoNENolirkt N • DadoNo2Nw.alleal DoONElNuorProf! York& NO.. Mtdlaed Do. Preference .. Do.&&W.lthd&llk 1 /011103 RAILIFATIL I Anglo-italic= Manna Ditto Namur ra nd i iiiii i n Odour li of or i deana Pais and Pewit end Paris and lassnan_ and Illesabesse Ro Paris ma and lustre mad Meese. Tours and Nantes Wee nfruPra. Is. e.:. i~ li 10 1. , 1 1 8111 104 100 21 ] 61 63 41 9 10p. !l.'s a Frankfort, 121 to 1 ; on Petersburg, 381 i on Paris, 25.33 to 40 (at short 23.15 to 20) ; on Vienna, 11.24 to ;on Leghorn, 32.10 to 20 :on Naples, 40 to 391 ; on Madrid, 49; on Lisbon, 52--all at three months, except as otherwise expressed. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 17th inst. give, as compared with those of the week reading, the following results : altesietl~lsos ne,314,795 I:l2ealstios Nave ..... 18,287.755 Pa1ii94119”119 6,303,317 .. boron 761,488 Odor dwelt. ... Garammoteseirlties in Without altamtion. as atis depertmst Otair Illiortees Oda smd Isms day andother Ms 1,114,470 111•1882 5,580,487 . thermos 1,625 The notes in reserve at 10,308,0401. were in in crease 199,0301. upon the last return. The decrease in private deposits would seem to indicate either more employment for money in the discount market, no share of which, however, had fallen to the Bank, as is plain by the continued decline in the amount of other securities, or probably was owing to with drawals by railway companies for the payment, or approaching payment, of dividends. It might be that foreign loan and silver bullion operations had something to do with the decrease. In other respects these returns precut no particular feature, for the almost constant weekly additions to the bullion cease to possess any interest, or to be considered of any im rsirxt=ENOLlND.7Accoost for the Week ei_dlog Feb. 17, 1849 DIPALTMENT. Kota laud . ...... ...Abt595,T95 Govereme at Debt 111,015.100 Other tieurittee. 2,964.900 Ookl Coln end Dabs 14.093.723 Silva Bullion 502.072 1:28.695,796 528.495,7951 JANEIRO DIPAITIIIIII. =lolo7s * Clank& • ...E14,553,060 I Government Securities 3,583.4,7 (laded. Dead Weight Publie iii,iiiiiiii4,;a: Annuity) . . ..... 814,0E,247 O r ter /a' Of T N ll = Other Becurities 10,308,040 Debt.s ll4 lMv. 6 Acota.l t 5,303,317 i'. 7 ,7ll"and Slicer Coln 796.583 Other Delimit. ,—.— 10.401.840 BevemdnyandetneelitHe 1.114.470 Feb. 22.1849. 435.043,134 MARSHALL. . ENGLISH FUNDS. Beak Stock. 194 India Stock, 245 4 3 pee Ct. Red. Anns.. 931 24 3it 3 1 D itto. Bonds. El,OOO, 58 9 3 par Ct. Conn Anne., 91j 32y 34 Ditto. under gi,ooo, 57 8 blew 3i per Cent AUDI. WI 431 4 1 Cosa. for Acct., 33/ 21 31 1 Lone Annuities. esp. Jan. 5,184X1, 9 Esc:helmet 1911 a, £1 , 0911, IS . Juno. Ditto. 30 years, exp. Jan. 5, 1 8 80, 42 6 811116 Ditto, Adverticxl, 21d., June, 369 FO F 5 per Or. Brazilian Small. 83 RZ IGN Spry Omni* Bond., Passim, 5 p re Ct. Brazilian New Bonds, 1819 and 39. 024 3 per Ct. Spanish Bonds, 291 6 per Ct. Chillan Bonds, 97 6 per Ct Fermi in Bends. 404 3 118 f Ct Danish 6 per CC. 1849, 21 per Ct. VeuerueLa Roads. 23 21 18crip, 31 1 pan. 3 per Ct. French Recites, sff. Ez. 21 per Ct. Equador Bonds, 3i 1 25f. 225 e. .each per Vegi i iielMac Acct F 9. 28, 21 6t r i Cent. Dutch Exch., 12 Gull., 6 per! Nov i. ir.PP WI" dlr. 4 per %N. Dutch Certif., 81 801 £3.3,043,134 Oaabter. Pll5OlllB. ON MR OWN erririoss. W. juR.Nr. R . Mardem, Olommter- Lamm. Em s eer.cim e . aa g. eh litrositerlcenbang, W " '" "4 . Amer. J. Moe, ml e , at Cbepnow, Iteanwata royeammer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND* JOSIN MORMON St WILLIAM GAMOW, Liverpool, IMIMARti-ba v. of 244. Feb. 26, & any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Li JAME* Ltreipewl, glare merchant -2M Sid., Feb. 28 & any subsequent Monday, at stay.. Liverpool •Of Wiu.rall Burma, Lieerpool, rope manufaturer-lat die 0( U . a d Feb. 26, & any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, LiverpooL WILLIAM Kromer Manchester, stockbroker-Ist die of I ma . Yek 37, k any subse ' quent Tuesday, at Fraser's,_Manchester.l. Puma STUART FURS MARTIN, Halstead, Emu, iron Men Ab -Ist ehnrchsl dlr. ofane Bd., Feb. 24, & three subs equent Saturdays, at O:amp s Isswe Immo Mocsrra, Liverpool, commission raercbant-tst ~, e s , gg,, ha. 26, & any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool,' - Jour Waxman, Brymbo, Denbighshire, tronmaster-lth di, an Feb. 24 & any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. , names WRIOLIT, Halifax, Yertshire, milk waste spinner-6mi di, of day, at 41d., Fraser's, Manchester & Bs. 41d. on new proofs, Feb. 27, k any subsequatt DIVIDENDS.-March 22. o.Currie, Church-row, Islington, o s mi , -March 20. 0. Evan,, Bristol, Carpenter-March 19. J. a 1.,. Hocken, Devonahire, draper-March 16. D. Monerieff. Csair ik , et., Strand, victualler-March 17. J. B. Monte Nie City, merchant-March 19. J. Peterson. Mount-st, Lamtritt e t maim-March 18. T. Bead, Manchester, cigar dealer - March n. Streeter, Lisson-grove, draper-March 20. J. Valli. sen., Swa m , Somersetildre, cheese dealer-March 17. J. Wiggins, Holborn,woosi draper-March 22. T. Williams, Shooter'slllll4d., Kent. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown t 3 the on the day of meeting. March 22. A. Oook, Studley, Wsrwielishire, needle m anufseture -March 20. H. Gaunt, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer-March re Harvey, Weston.surrr-Mare, Somersetshire, builder-March 19 , J. Jackson, jun., Sheffield, Staffordshire, miller-March 20. E. Tay*. Backfield, Monmouthshire, miller-March 16. F. Thorepkins, o,a q. at., Fulham-rd., bill broker. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor octet a Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or *fa g March 16, 1819. A. Bin**, Tavistock.s., Covent-garden , music seller-J. Sire, Exmouth.sts, Clerkenwell, grocer -C. T. Cliapman, CsuThridge, stable keeper-F. Clark, Bentinck-st., auctioneer-F. Eli - thick, cagy at, East Oxford-market, RIM cutter-G. Greenstock, Wrstort.sa m . Mare, Somereetsbire, Ironmonger-J. Lord, enkindles Booth, iga s . shire, cotton manufacturer-W. S. Martin, Brighton, brushmaker- S. Newton, Burnley, Lancashire, porter dealer-C. E. Pease, Bos, min, Cornwall, grocer -J. Spence, Queen-s.. Holton, do iler la eSta -W. Stephens, Leigh, orcestershire, blacksmith - as s a„„ Thonias-pL, Southwark, atone mown -J. Thomas, Newpom, 167 mouthshire, apothecary-W. Walker, London-wall, City, stainer-W. Wall. Bridenbury, Hereford s hi re , catt l e dealer-VV4 Smetbwick, Staffordshire, railway pin & bolt manufact urer . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-O. Ashton, sen., & G. bun„ Lubenhsm, Leicesterstrire, graelen-W. Bedford, J. 11 0. A. Haigh, Glide:some, Yorkshire, coal masters, er, far a smad ." W. Bedford-J. Bowler &B. Brown, Newport, Yorkshire; makers-J. H. Brasted & .1. Ilearn, Exeter, linendrapen -J. & T. Capper, Laoon, Shropshire, farmers...T. G. Coles & J. T! ..I M Frame Bellwood, Socneraetehire, chemists-F. Dow s i ng aL L Fault, Warwick.c., Holborn, lithographers -H. Puller aG. Pollard, King.st., Cheapside, stationers-W. Greenwood &W. Bowe; Stones, Lancashire, timber merchants-J. Haigh & 11. Haigh, ges, thowram, Yorkshire, atone merchants-W. S. Harris & Radian*. Leicester, cotton winders-J. Haworth &M. Haworth, Chard, Leo cashire, tallow agents-T. C. Ilinckaman, J. Furness, aJ. Ouuebn, Preston, Lancashire, file anion. rs, so far as regards J. caaaar m ; -J. C. Keen & G. Doughty, Bi-miagbam, brace manufsedrem-A, Knowles *A. Parkinson, Sheffield, steel manufacturers-IL 0,1„ Long, C. 0. Long, & 0. Hawkaley, Sheffield, merengue", n M u regards C. O. Long-W. Mason &0. Taylor, Honey lane Met; City, town printers-W. Morris & R. Warburton, Whecuog, L ac . shire, quarrymen-J. 011ey &W. Brid.er, Shad Thames, Nom, coal merchants-T. Phipps, gen., &T. Phipps, jun., Chipping Non% Oxfordshire, ironmongers -J. Robinson, S. S. Mins, BT. Aetra, Soho Staffordshire, manufacturers of silver & plated wares -8. &owns & T. H. Brown, Woods., City, stock ingtouracturets-Y. W. Stevens & R. G. Erlam, Transfer Register-office, Royal Fa J. Y. Thurlow, T. Thurlow, & W. Thurlow, Waltham ("rot= fordshire, drapers-0. Viccars & H. Rivett, biro/qui-upon-Rd, wholesale hosiers-It. Wallace &J. Taker, Grrenurk-It. Won. F. Broughton &F. Broughton, Jun ., Falconaq., City, attonsem..S. Williams, J. Jones, & W. Maddock, Liverpool, coal dealers. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.-bi mono -Lanz, Fag. 23. -The sugar market has closed for the week, showing prices to be 6d. under those of last week for all descriptions, except line refining qualities, but so extensive has the business bees, that the market moat be considered very strong. To-day 400 Ws. West India have been sold, making 1,550 hhda. for the week. The public sales to-day consisted of 5,00 u bags Mauritius, 2,400 bales Bengal, 3,000 toga Manilla, and 2,000 bags Penang, nearly ell of which found buyers. The Manilla, 16e. to 17s. In bond ; West India brown, 345. Gd., 36s ; middling to good, 37a, 38s. 6& ; fi ne, 39a., 42a. ; Mauritius, low to fine yellow, 35a. 6d., 40a. ; low to Ilse brown, Mt, 33a. ; Bengal. white Benue/8,39;i., 435.; yellow, similar to Mauritius, 38a., 40e.; crystallised, 40e., 48e.; Penang, from 30m., 334.6 d. for brown, and 34 e. , 39a foe yellow. Refined steady at last week's currency. Gro cery lumps, 48a. Gd., Ma-Coffee : Home con suming qualities B. P. are rather low er this week-good ordinary na tive Ceylon. 345., 35a, with but few buyers. Foreign, for =partake, hu sold steadily to-day . 1,000 bags lowmixed Batavia sold 2aa, , Us. 6d., which were fair relative prices. -Rice sold irregularly - white at full prices ; low to fine, 10e. 3d., Ha Madras and Penang • lower-the former, ha. 3d., fie. Gd. ; the latter, 7a., 9a. 6d.-Indigo The quarterly *sic concluded to-day . 12,200 chests wee declared, of which 3,450 were withdrawn, 2,000 bought in, leaving 6.700 chests sold, but 1,200 subsequently sold, making 8,000 chests sold, of which about half was bought for exportation. Priem are quoted 3d. to 4d., and occa sionally Gd. advance on the previous quarterly sale prices. Tca : The sales concluded to-day, 7,000 packages phased auction, 2,000 sold ; prime of Congous as quoted yesterday, but grew Taman again rather lower ; the article generally wears a dull appearance. Importer into London teem Jan. 1 to Peb.l6, 0,400,000 lbs.; delivered, 5,053,000 lbs. ; present stock, 32,041,000 lbs.-Cotton : The market became active this afternoon in communize of an improvement in the Liverpool market, received by telegraph, and 700 bales have been sold at full prices.-Tallow has slightly advanced, and quoted from 4os. to 40e. 3d. South American sold in public sale, BM., 395. Australian, 34a, 40a. 3d. Italian, 37e. 9d., Mle. (Musa beef, 39a, 395. 6d.-Rum continual dol.-Bengal Ginger sold 18a. 6d. to 498. Pearl Sago sold 24a. Bencooben Cloves bought In, Is. id. Mace bought In, Is. 10d. to 2s. 6d. White Pepper bought in, 4IcL to ild. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British ponsessious in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 20th day of tebruary, 1849, is 24a. 41d. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius Is 24a. Hid. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the East Indies fa 23e. 214. per cwt. The average price of the three foregoing descriptions, jointly, Is 24a. Ilid. per cwt. BRISTOL, FRB 23 —There •has been a good demand for %Well pkunatien sells since our last report, and which having at length been met by importers, whe hare conceded something on their making prices, about 500 bhde and tierces West India have found buyers during the week, chiefly mamma the refiners, at from 365. to 40s. per cwt, and which ere full relative prices compared with the currentl fl elsewhere. In addition to the above. about 6,0P 0 mats Maurus have changed hand. at steady prices, but no transactions are reported in Bengali, there not being a bag remaining in first I hands; in foreign the sales are limited to 100 hilds. Cube; Must:ova -1 does at from 39e. to 415., which prices are rather shove what could have been preciously obtained ; holders of foreign generally are in. deputed to sell at the pre'.ent rates, and the supply offering is come ' gut qtly soap. Refiners' produce is not brink, although rather more business has been done this ws k than of late, but without any lm. proveroent in value.—Motanees and ruin are quite neglected. COTTON.—LivimpooL, Fen. 23.—There was a good market to-day, and 0,000 biles were sold. The total week's transac tions amount to 33,900 bales, including 0,900 Amerinns, 40 EgyptIIIIP, and 200 Surat% on epee., aad 1,080 Amer) and 230 Swats for export. Prima New Orleans, 31 ; rplands, 44 41; Surata 21 4*. WORSTED STUFFS.—BRADFORD, Fan. 22.—The worsted trade continues brisk. There was a large attendance of mer chants, who were reedy to buy anything thateould be had at a mode rately remonable prim ; but owing to the high prices asked for wool~, and the consequent advance in yarns, the manufacturers were indis pred to sell except at a considerable improvement in price. Though this to some extent checked the demand, there was a fair businem done chiefly in plain clothe, for both exportation and home consumption. In the yarn market there were more buyers than sellers, and con tracts fur distant delivery were almost uniformly retuned, owing to the upward tendency of the wool market. The wool market was very firm, owing to the progress of the Colonial wool sales in London, where advanced rates continue to be given. and the high prices salted in many instances prevented sales being effected. BLANKETS.—Hacitionywinz, Fan. 22.—The attend ance of buyers to-day was good, and the transactions were to a fair extent; but sates were restricted by the desire of the manufacturers to realise better prices than of late, which the merchants were India posed to give. As wool is going up, it fa probable that in • litt.e while goals may not be so easy to buy even on now. Front the LONDON GAZETTE.—Friday, Feb. 23. BANKRUPTS. ...... lowa Inv Baia & WILLIAM Bragoirrr BARIII. Wolverhampton, iron dealers, to surrender Much 10 & April II at 12, at firming. lama. lioL, Robinson, Wolverhampton ; off. aasig., Valpy, mingham. BENSAMDI 8A110771, North Wabhaamm ,, Norfolk, Innkeeper, March 5 at 1 & April 16 at 12a, at BasingWLet. Sole., White & & Taylor, Norwich; Tuiquand, Guild hali.chamb. Josue Buser, Walsall, Staffordshire, timber merchant, March Sat 12, & April 10 at 14, at Birmingham CL Sob., terming & Co., Tokenhouse-yd., City, itt Hodgson, Birmingham ; off, wig., Whit more, Birmingham. JOIDg CHATIWWHHI, jun., Derby, lead merchant, March 9 & April 13 at 11, at Nottingham Ct. bola, Haywood & Webb, Birmingham ; of. Bittleaton, Nottinglum. R/CIIAILD Cum, Alderigate4t , woollen dyer, March 1 at 12, & April 9at 11, as Basinghall-et. Sole., Crosby & Compton, Old Jewry; off. sang., Graham, Oolernan.st. EDWARD DACUS, Mlarnkall, Dorsetshire, cattle dealer, March 7 & 28 at 11, at Exeter CL Sob., Craig & Jeyes, Bedford-row ; Slade & Vinine, Yeovil ; & Terrell, Exeter ; of. Miff., Hirtzel, Exeter. lax. Davis, Walton on Thames, Surrey, builder, March 1 & April 3 at 12, at Baaiaghall.et, SoL, Farrar, Doctors•-commona ; off. am* , Johnson, H ghall.sL HENRY Fccorick, Liverpool, banker, March 2 & April 3at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Sob., Gregory & Co., Bedford-row, h Duncan & Itadcliffe, Liverpool • a. wialg., Turner, LiverpcoL loos Keats% Manchester, agent, March 8 &29 at 12, at Manchester Ct. bola., Johnson & Co., Temple, &Botta, Manchester; Hobson, Manchester. Bintssitre Lo l Westbrorawich, Birmingham Ct. Solo., Mien= & Remnant, Nalfa6 ; o ff . map, whirisare, Birmingham. WILLIAM Mims, Worcester, stockbroker, March 8 & April 19 at 12, at Birmingham Ct. Solo., Edwards, Clement's-inn, & Daniel, Wor cester ; off.. ass*., Christie, Birmingham. WILLIAM Ecorr, Exeter , irorunonacr, March B&29at 1, at Ether Cl. Sub., St i y i er , Bnotal.aL.build., City, & Turner. Exeter ; off. wig., Ilirtze Exeter. Joan STADDON olmorthy, Devonahire,_ grocer, March 6&27 at 11, at Exeter Ct.' Hole., Baker & Co., Lisesaw City, & Stogdon, Exeter ; off. :sag., Hernaman, Exeter. RICHARD WRISP7II IR RICHARD WIRATIM, JUL, Cornhil ß l g C h 2, chronometer makers, March 7 at 12, & April 3 at 11, at et. Sole., Bolding & Poper, Scot's-yd., Bush-lane, City ; tiEL Stansfeld, Basinghall-et. !amen WiATLAT, foothill, Bedfordshire, miller, March 6at 12 & April 13 at l, at Basingball-et. Sol, Voltam*, Old Jewry-chamb. ; of aeslg, Cuomo, Birchin-lane. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT PO/MAL-STMT. I. T. BRIM,. Luntidpunage, ,carriter. T. Con, Wihtbinue-pl., Paddington, carpenter. D. GLinigs,Aruillery•passage, J. Osigro=wkk it., Bruns wick sq., linker. Z. J. llnsiertra, Addington q., Own berwe.l, W. Patna, Hiding house W., Mary- Wow, greengmem J. ItsuTon . , UstlL-16., a 7, genet! metelnat W. It* T, IUOOMINU7 market, coal merchant. T. Sic, mot age, Hampton ter., CAM den town, coal merchant. H. 5.., St. George - . pl , Cornmer. Hod road East, coal merchant . O. Tatou, Newdegate, Barmy, dealer In cattle. L. .H. Varnaae, Hatteras, refiner T. Wosasa, John it.. Southwark, Beat kwan. C. S. Wribm, Jennyn.st., et. James's, Weimar. OTSTAT. A. I...eta,ut Albut's, Hertford. fordehlre, tether T. Mena. Gorteetune, Suffolk, gab merchant W. Hiceoue,labignerib, Shropshire. E. Mantas, Bridenrth, Shropshire IL tarsal. Higher Tranmere, tale. Ake, termer. R. lt mho, Abingdon, Hake, ameb ae/my. Her. H. Donne°. OW., larks, clerk. 0. Sawyer., Surnertm, Soma ectehbv, makiler. IA bar., Cowborshill, Clorienter. *be, swum J. sted ow sn . maim millwright .., erer. J. Veer., Dchospeet, waiter at He Royal HoteL J. e Weems, Le bootmaket ighton . Daleard, lied- Regehir 111 THII W. BootMs, y., WrcghaM,/c7t, " (armor. J.O. P. Cgavromoom, Brighton. tutor. B. Coommtka, Orrat Yarmouth, Jana Com, alllou, Bristol, dress G Co.. LelOteif, clock and watch rapshar. J. 00• M. Asittretaller-Lyne, eEop D c . Z. Daus, naresnftw, inakerpw. I. Dust, Wadies, Meehlrc, quarry • 1. 11. m. butcher. J. Hmolgairm, Oalitaa, UseolrohLre, butcher. T. Mown, Ilex Bourke. Somenet• shin, blanalth. J. J. Maass, Der:sport, Teterinsi7 sum.. C.bo hors. *ai..au, Weer, lamewshim, ne CASUALTIES. Bon Accord, from London, fur Calcutta, put In with km of Bb-b00m... Plymouth. Feb. 22. Brooks, from Afrb*, for Liverpool, has been lost M Santa Cruz IV. riffs); part of cargo saved. Elm (sanders, for sauna, put back —Liverpool, Feb. 23, Gabrielle (French brig), tu ballast, for Newceatle, (Muck upon the Hob fart night. and was abandoned by her crow but auhoequenth aglAd Into the harbour by the henchmen, wit h apparent &mega. Lowestoft, Feb. 29. Julia. for Cape of Good Ilopo, put trek—Deal. Fob. V Loharree, which cm...lied yesterday between tit. Katharine', nod It Saviour's Docks, righted taut night bl cutting away bee topinasK tgd Is now on the way, nt Botherbitise.—Feb. 23. Shakapste , from Girgeuti, for this place, %bleb went on store god card land, 314 Jan., broke up last fight,—Shields, Feb. [Advertisement.]—FOE LIVER COMPLAINTS, BAD DIOUTION, Nasvora as SICK 111ADACIIIM, TARE IioLLOWAT% Pots. admirable medicine ecte so peculiarly on the system, that a rraufbirisig from general debility, nervous affection', liver or o c r, complaints, headaches, iodisation, want of appetite, 0? BM other dhiorder brought on by sedentary habits, should haw ra amuse to it as *safe sad certain remedy; for, however great the seb ferinp of the patient may be, these pills will give a most Want relief, and tilttely strengthen the body and restore the iMP'Sni &CUM,/ of the mind. They are also Infallible in the cure of gaq rheumatism. dropsim, and palpitation of the heart . — Sold by 0 , druggists, awl at Prufamor Holloway's esablishment, 214, kraut London. EIRTO. ANSTELSTHES.—Feb.IO, Dover ll , the Hon. him. L. Azotrsdhirt cd son. BRAN.—Feb. 19, M Holden Clough, Bolton•by-Bonelmd, Tomblin. the Idle of the Rer. A. L. W. thee, of a 000. COOTS.—Feb. 20, st March Igibbun roctorg, tho safe of &Bet ar, Coate, of • son. DUN 11A11.—YeA 18, at Ell Mem, Shafteobury, Tdrk c. Du mg,tg a daughter- E1p11.7-Feb. 20, at Illlnctsquare. Wigton, Mrs. W. Mb. of II datudttee. LADE.—Feb. 20, at PorhOleagow, Mrs. A. C. Lade, of a lan I_ WALBll.—Feb. 2/5, at Fulham-Place. Uarrow.road, Mrs. J. W. Fw. of a daughter. WILSON.—Feb 22, the wife of Mr. W. Wilson, of Clalobablli.X ef dater, still bores WIN OSOIL—Fah.2I, Mrs. U. Windsor, of Greco hues, Tottatoo.cd 11 von. MARRIAGES. COOPER—MASON.—Feb. le, at St. John's, LlverissO, by the lier. W. Wolseley, A. 8., T. Cooper, Esq., to Frances, daughter of Mason, Esc. EDWARD—IIARVIE.—Feb. 19, st Olsagow, hl the Rev. P. Bros% of Ruthentlen, Mr. W. Edward , Obagow, so Mary Seven . BO° 16 of J. Maisie, .q., of RICORMAF. RENT—WIIITE,—Fcb. 20, at St. Mary's, Cheltenham. by tbe,lr . Kest, Robert N illiatn, second ,on of the late S. KtaB, ups-Oliver°, to Harriet Jane, eldest daughter of the lAA T. um. *sq. MOItE—AD . DIS —Feb. 19, at Callow Chweb, by the Rev. T. 1 6 10 6 ,e T. Bore Lsq., Allerourtore House, to Caroline, third daughtel of ( 66 late Mr... 1. Addl., of Harwood Farm. NUMBS-11AS CtiC K ob. 20, at llaywarden, by the Rev. Wm* rector, J. Nuns., E.q., .0 Caroline, only daug .t..? of W. L.Q.. of Paderwood, near Ilawarden. Wlll YAKER—J ACK& IL—Feb. 20, at Otley parh.h church, by Rd Rev. F. Langhorne, Incumbent of Burley, 1 15tir...06 J . NogLy of I lkley. to dia, daughter o U f It. R . Jackscw, Lwi S RANNATTNE.—Fcb. 20, at Olasgow. Cathedra, relict ef the "5. RailliatTne. Mgt. Glair., aged 70. CREAK.—Feb. 10, W. i:rest, Esq., of George row, Berm (Awl. Ell NTosl.—Feb. 11, at Worcester, If. Eglinon, Esq. UREEN.—/Yeb. 21, O. Omen, Esq., of Illsekwall. aged 01 11A1.1.—Feb. 20, at Coleohill, Mr. E. MIL aged 11. M' ISAAC—Feb. 20aged, at East Chapeltoun, New Kilpatrick , J. 11.11*4 -Feb. 17. 311TWIELL.—Feb. 19, at Combrldge-terrsee, &MOM" the Mitchell, chaplain to the reVitary prison. IVINTYRE.—Feb. 10, at the Manse of StratbM4llo, John WWINL Infant eon of the Rev. A. J. NUlntyro. SI LVERTOP.—Ireb. 20, at Minsky Acres, Hortnumberland, 0.0 0 top. Lsq said 5. WARRENDSR.—Fob. 11, at Upper Retkeloy-strest, Sir O. wi n°64 Bert., aged 68. WW WA VERLIOUISE.—Ifeb. 19, Grace Elleabah, relict of the Rte s. Urbane, Esq., of Wellhead. near Halifax. Printed and published by WILLIAM KING tIALP4..)( -a Weak ill the Chi of Landau, Prtntar, at the Ofers, In Lom is ibo Pgelaet ai Irbtlettlem—Wvinar. Yuma 1% moo rw.Pl is 3 1 i 4 4 ; i 10014 d. 11 8 19 .F 0 471 'lO 9d 1111 Isr se in 28 121 314. 144. 6.1. i d o at 10i 311 4 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (From oar Oorreepoodesta, the " Shlppthe Gazette," sad " Una:lW 1L4,1 ARIL U amp.. ....... DUB 1 110110 ad... 0 ..... . ...... F• 0. 26 0 Sydray. N.BW 0 0 India •110outbaroptun. Feb 28 AWL NO 0 India vtl Marsala' ..,..-. o 110.dou and Ilaidax... • mai oliezico dial llama* • ARRIVID. Athol, Uraveread, Feb. 21, W. ladles Ann lope, Gravesend, Feb. 23,Legbusa Active, Bristol, Feb. 23, Lkboa Adept. liverp., Feb. 4, Mobilo Ann, Deal, Feb. V, Newcastle Alice Maud, Deal, Feb. 22, Gravesend Attire, of awaaage, Feb.ll2, New foundland Ada, Porton., Feb. 22, Rotterdam Anto,Toratty, Feb. V, Newengle klym , Feb. 22, Newcastle Itie l V . .lt Cork, 1 eb. 21, Lc 'born Worse, Gloster, Feb. 21, Obarente mo o d , Feb.2l, Madeira Black Dlamood, Ramayate, Feb. to, Dualdrit Rrightlinmea, Grannem.,Feb. 21,erall Chas Emilie, Shoreham, Feb 22, Caen Caledoala, Swansca,Feb.2l,Havanatan Chevy Clump., SAlekla,Feb.22,llsab. Coburg, Deal, Feb, 22, Newt astle Dolumbas, Deal, Feb. loilarthanena) 9 f.,Ydumlaus, 1 . 41.1101., Feb.2ll, London Cenalr, Torbay, Feb. 71, Itartlen 9 tort Adler, off /47m., Feb. 11, Nerve. Cotter, 1l lutaataa, UM., Feb. 21, Livery. Coaquest, Ilestal,leb. 21, N. Tor* lluntilos, Livery., Feb. 22, N. Grimm Comet, Oravesead, Feb. 112, Madeira (My of Load., Oraverend, Feb. 22, Rotterdam Director, Oravesead,Feb .23, Antwerp Danube, livery., Feb. al, 1201,11. !Haas, Deal, Feb. 4, Graveaend 1 Dorothy, rortma. bob. 21, lundon lAA of Banderiand, heabarn, Eel,. 22, )(meteor Fasnaor,Gravesead, Feb. 22, Smyrna Mira, Gravesend, Feb. 23, Not aSrotta Enterprise, Shields, Feb. Freamp Edwin, Waterford, Feb.ll, lionleaux Flora, Fah., Feb. 21, Odessa Faro, PPomona., Feb. 22, Inadrm Geo. Metcalfe, Deal, tett 22, News. Georilts, thwk, Feb Rithirnion. Oalatea, Livery., Feb. TS, St. Michaels Globe, IJ•erpool, Feb. 22, Savannah Hasa uf Oak, Liverpool, Feb. V, Leg. Henry Clay, Llverpotd,Feb. 23N.VtAt H. nen, of Uverpool, Feb.ll Aug'Ulatee, UNMAN. kin,. 0, 11.11M1111.6 'SegaJamie, Shoreham., Feb. 111, nom- Seur Branch, Samder., Feb.2l, Swimemon. Morro, Shields, Feb. 22, Gibraltar Cumlle, Yarn., Feb.2l, Antwerp Limner, Weida, Feb. tip , Itambsug Carolina, Gravesend , Yen 13. syn. Dorothy, ablelda, Feb. 22, Aquila Flita, Gravesend, Feb. 0, /tank Graveresd, F.• 13. 23, Trinidad Eurotss, Gm...A, I eb. So, 'Orion Elbe, Mantra.. Feb. al, MY br. Inderiek Frans, tteulharoll, Feb.lll, Hamburg GraUto4e Shields, Feb. Y 12, Ven.k, Henna Louis, labol,llreses 10, eb . 2 Feb. 12, New Vork twlwelc, buotbamp., Feb. 22, Ilan* I.eo, Yam., Feb. 21, Horn Ilarke,Gesesock, Fob. 11. Grenada Hemi t Marie, Ltriatol, Henri Mane, FM, Feb 23, Lama Henrietta Deal, t'eb. News* Minus off Plyta., Feb. 21 napes Mabeellne, 141. Manes, leb.H,Tdes Isabella, Portland Roads, Feb Il a & Jobe & Edward, Klandowl, DellaFsb. Leo. Deal. Feb. =, Oravernad lady Newbovestite,Cork,2463l,l622l ja .d ,,Z. l C:r .r •rid, C iT i k. 17,t'Oari, l I M , ;1,...,1'03.11,106ra • Manse ho, Cl,lllll, Feb. 22, Rallacal Merrientos, bonder I, Feb. 21, Fenno Mary Ells. , Liverpool.Feb.M.Leboa Nayaden, off avrasaffe, Feb., New. Gloster, Feb. 22, Alexandria Primrose, Graved.,Peb 23 Vlllarana Hove, Bridgewater, Feb. M is lainuart Rival, I'ooth.d lid.., Feb , London Itanions,Onveseed, Feb. 23,11 am Itobrt, Liverp., Feb. 22, Hew Weill Mara Ilr,ows, Livery., Feb. 33, dotal Fre& biles, Deal, Feb, 22, llaillsore /amines, Deal, Feb V, Graresesl Kogan trap, Deal, Feb 22, Oraysaal Mater Hebovr, Deal,Ftb.ll,olansul ithawatut,Llrnerlek,Feb.lll,? , bilaala nt p01i,11.,Veb.21 Liblry Wrrorlatham, Feb. 21, (Men Deal, Feb 2/, Hull Sue off Fake., Feb. 22 /forties Tat) Ten Frens,Oravearnd, Feb. 73,Hans Trenton, Liverpool, Fob 23,N.Warn Townsend, Livens., Feb 22 N.Orleam Theodor, , off Deal, Fell. 22, Henson enni, off St. Allan's lit, MI, tam Verna, Cork, Feb..2l,Vians _ S'i.;7l4e — aills . e . ,..l . :;;S:n7,7tb. WOW.!mins. Coln". Volt 12,Aadosus Whitby, off St. Albasse lid., Feb. Ueda Woodstock ,I,lro•rp.,reh. 11.(ludeit Teams, off lavetiuul, Feb. St NUM MAW Val I. Ii if ..M AAA, 0n.. - rua - ,T — rt ai l Yana Canaan la, Curt, Feb. 11,11 rem. Marys, (layout , Frb 23, Outran, )meth 1 lurham,Nlnelda, leb2l,Blellll 01.1% la, shield., Feb. C, Amon Palestine, beetroot:4, Feb J. AAA Itka, (Oa ret,end, II b. 23, Cadiz Superlar,Griseeeend,Feb. enda, Orraaeek, Feb. 21, Leal= nalarie, Watley, Feb. 21, aattreep Joseph and Ann, eandielch,Fea A ALMA Tart, Ilan, Fen. 22, Grecalsad Talisman nbielas, Fen. A, New TeA Wine, Orayearnd, Feb. 13, WWI Ton Wellinalaa, Oreearait, Fels a), Om& Zeeland, Pala., Feb. , Maelerlall no, Bawler., Feb . A, Alitedge VESSELS SPOKII2/. Flnly (at lAver.) . od " esee . .ik la'i lat JUN u. bfinnrarctruanw• Warrior ;brie) re. 1 ohm I au. 8,1 lillf Posie I Now !Marl Yeb.l7 1010 Dee. 7 Yen. lei lel al FeO. U 112.15 4 / I