The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-01 00:00:00

lama asks year erratic, ex.Chanoeltor to remeaslpr the reversals in the cares of "Durham v. Wbartaa" (3 Clarke and Fen); "Joy v. Birch" (4•h ibid); "Scott v. Jones" (iiid) ; Calvin v. Campion (ibid) and "Calvin v. Hartwell" (6th 04/4 —being a few of Lord Brcmghaar's judgments reversed upon appeal. Bir Ctarlee O'Donnell has pubished a Meg letter, In which be &Mee the °bargee of gross inconsistency brought against him by the protestant carats of Goatee' with reference to Sir Charles's conduct dozing the *Teats of last autumn, cad his resent offer to sub mit* for the Pope's relief. Tux Sun PIISONWIS—Tat WETS 01P ioS .— We We lime jest beard that the 10dt of May is find fee goo log the ergeseat la the Hoses of Lords bs support of dr rat °fame sued eat as behalf of dr. William Ifridi dldea. His tow-1- the esessioa wain flie norm Idly Q C., sad Ilr. Napier, Q.C. lk Chinn O'Legb• iia will webs* le sorra to argils the as 111 fife pet sr Mr. 11.11seee. N. writ of wee has been buena tbs ass of Idr :.. 3lmher. or of Mr. O'Dersbee. = ;put dot t all 7, he vellums Ml 22 — imailbs bought to Leis, peenot et el strotest. bee that eentehieswe -:atoms. They sere Ilioneeil Wawa rafts the &rad ef IMIt aread—Seettkly Avow f Begurdag. PROVINCIAL Ws., woo gaa awn. CHAIM or MAIIIIILAUGHTII AOAINST Two Dammam —Oa Friday last as laws! was held at Yea- skeeter, as the body et a seen mused George licanstes, a isearer, who had 111.41 as the Wsdaseday preview*, keen the sleds of womb whisk he had milord alma three stes_tits age is a stwrel at the Spread Eagle is lieelmisie-reei, Massitestsr. Two MN, pa h. ' mad Pair Devitt% bad loss apprehended for the etas% sod were prows* at the Wisest. Wesson had bees lee, Ruh 'Owed, upsilon/ as the right side ; sad the so. Meal nes who altinad him were of opinion that his death had beta gassed Irma the Wake sad blows of the two Devises. Bernal witsseses were maimed, who deposed to the as treatment te widish the deemed had bees esbittot ; wed the sturgess dated that two of his rile were toad is have bees brakes. • verdi4 st wassisagitter was i against the two prisesses, sal they wars sosumitted tr i e sa seises. atIZASOITO 660117011% LAND 800 NE AT RED- Am Aries arialik, einghlisly exploded. Biz ye left, mg sbennidrier iw NW le be la a state igrembiag to disthatiss. PII/LHABAIONIC SOCIETT. The fallowing was the programme of last evening's stmeset, the fourth of the slam: PAW I. Illtbsis Lew T Haydn. 1111 01 :14 rar dlas pb ar . lst UMW GM& leD agar, Andersce Illesaldwatas. dots,s Ist Tebbe am Nom !taro) mime Aar us roe Wort Orr to% Sepelbs sae 11. YsialT. )sae. ..„. Bithares. MIK *lsm* dos dr Mtn Ittfts Tsdb Meyertwor. Pre. 5, Wilk Hr. H. Mem Yowler. 11=1:01Es *es" (la Chem= di Tito) Dang Whiffs sod Ma DIMOO Nowt. Litadpahquer. Omits% Fria Haydn's symphony, one of his older works, had nese of the gigantic grandeur which characterises the embed:al preclude= of Beethoven, but its sins- Vclearness, and sunshiny cheerfulness delighted al:diem. The andante, a delicious melody, treated with the utmost richness of fancy, was loudly encored. Haydn's beautiful symphonies are not in. traduced often enough into these concerts; they will never cease to charm every listener of aassrruipted taste, and will ever be models of orchestral serape silica. (Heck's beautiful bat somewhat hackneyed sceoa was creditably performed by Miss Bassin*. Her voice was unallmt, and she sang the air with simplicity and good taste, but its impassioned ex press oa was al wanting. ndelasohn's imecerto in D miner is well known u one d hie masterpieces : it is in truth a sym phony of the most grand and lofty character. It has been performed on several previous ocessions by Mrs. Andersen, to whom it was dedicated by the easspossr, and she does full justice to his cocceptions. Her execution of the adagio, in particular, was full of vocal expression and effect. Mademoiselle 'lnds, a young singer pet arrived from Vienna, sang the beau tiful air, " Vos the rapine," with German words—a very great mistake. Moser% wrote the air to Italian words, and probably never heard it sung in German in hie life. The melody is quite sii:ted to the soft, liquid, Italian eyllables • and, enjoined with a clew ter of German gutturals , it hardly seems the mme =Mkt. Mademoiselle Treffz, however, s e m it exceedingly well. She has a rich and pow 'styrene voice, full t o . f l athfal freehnees, and her style is that of an accomplished musiclan. She wee much and justly applaud . The overture to a Euryanthe," played with prodigious fire, made a brilliant wade aka to the first part of the moat. Beethoven's eighth symphony is one of those which are frequently performed, and has become familiar to the Philharmonic audience. The gem of the work, the allegretto seltersando, received es usual a loud and unanimous encore. We have heard the minuet and trio better cxecu'ed. The trio is excessively diflicult, and it requires the nicest attention on the part of every performer to prevent some haziness in the fillet. The finale, however, was played with immense vigonr.—Meyerbeses Mo id (May wag) is one of the happiest of this composer's songs 6r the concert-room. The words, descriptive of May as the season of love, are pretty and poetical, and there is much grace and beauty in the melody. It was charming ly sung by Mille. Trifle, and sneered. Mr. B s performanee of Mayseder's violin con certino• honour to the English echoed. The clear ness and beauty of his tone could not be surpassed. His execution was at coos brilliant, vigorous, end refined, and his whole performance was free from the slightest tinge of that ekarlalansterie which often gams louder applause than genuine art. The Phil harmonic audience, however, are not apt to be taken in by claptrap'; and the genuineand cordial applause bestowed on Mr. Mayers showed a due appreciation of a genuine artist. Liodpaintner's overtire to "Faust," played amid the bustle of the departing audience, seemed, by its loudness, well adapted for this purpose. CLERICAL Rev. REMIT BAIMILTIIII, MI Benton St Andrew R. isetelk, ea Ws own petition; vela, 2171. NAVAL. ADUTRALTT, Aria SO. AProurrraurr. Parser : J. K. Roans, to Cleopatra. Wool.wron, Aram at., dictate boat, wired finis Chatham this racontag, mad is now ready to km kw now to ran between that plass and Osborne. She is a craft, and her appraiser is light sad tasteful in as roma*. Anitutra, Cowaa. Asosents have bon reosivel that the heads el Admiral Sir Frauds Collier, assamandor. Amidst Otto °Limitation, was seriously sleeted. MILITARY. 1!aI KILITILIT Foams to iIIBLAND.—Ten minima et remalry, twisty-en of iareutry, sod nine deans el klimay regimens an nom otationed In Ireland, making fa mend ambers a total of attest 31,000 met of all nake. As, however, the 75th feet Is sow in tonne of embarkation at Oak fee ladle, sad the 69th is to proceed is • low weeks le Maw Reef, the departure of them reanimate will ewe • redadiss of dosed 2,900 mos frees the shove total of 31.000 ol all realm Cons, Avast. U.—The bet divides of the 75lit Poet, neueletiarj of 6 ()Mews sad 158 see, embarked hen yester day es beard The Que. of Beilead, for Uinta. The Bona Baehr, hes jun wind to convey mother divides dials regiment to India, bat the other ships have act yet arrived here. Osrroaav rout Aratt..—Omeral &Mktg, died April 3, ; Hodson. Bast India Company's see- Moe, 16; Llem.-Colonel Ornery, 96th Foot, on pm. lose Mem Bela ladle, April 3; Lieet.-Colonel Head, 11w et shed, Apra 6 ; Major Walken, Military Haight of Inaba, Ara 91; Major flitaderell Choke, ApU 19; 1 Capt 53rd, Mail 13; CBr Deskes, h.p., H (Lk, April 13 ; Lieutenant Need, Bide BrLraddo, April 11 ; Lira. tenant Hon. A. C. Tollinaelie _ls.p . 111 k Dragoons. April 1 ; Lieatenant Trerierw7l.p. 16th - Foot, April 6; Indent Gleirken, late K.G.L., April 5; Adjutant Tomer, April 10; Aiskteat-fleraerm Drama, late Garrison Battalion, April 2. SPORTING. TAT 11118 111.1:8.—KONDAT. • *la 'Madames, ma c =gttle betting. CI7P. 610 1 sot les 6c4 00 to I let ____tor to to I Come T. le I totWoot 10 to 1 to lb 1 Ont-te 10 to 1 Hob D T. _ U to 1 apt Patios 14 to 1 no Knout lao to - 1 Wit amain, 160to1 IS (t) •( CHESTER MOW. Canna., Mornay Evarinco t 6 cfeLoos—Tle tallow_ kr I • Hsi of Mises mew at Chador : Cyr Hows.—Chsatidear. Comet, Cast-ot Aleut, Istialaes, Ada Nary. Cowards* colt, Maysooth, Braga, Bylaws, Ferabßl, Joe o' Elot, Westow, New Fenn Deer, Atiesbnoo. Cigarette, Lospipros, Whirs*, Plateatsher, linestsr, Abbot of Meaux, Blucher, Dunnlker, Melody, Maid of ay Soul, Gunn, Primrose The Swallow, Oster Ones, Ban, Matas, Tenn Balessfed, Dacia.— Inlir Tinges, Baby, sad teas or two Others, will be bore this ever tag. Rathniaes, although tbere appears to be so doubt that be was lino out Saturday sight, is said to be all tight ° Two o Taut OLD.. Peeing, Harriett, Wilmot, Shi• buSer, Win, Brunie, Mania, Colmar of Albsisarle, sad 11 • 1 1**". Babies tin above then us Didsbary, Alp, Carthageolaa, Caption, Magician, Subduer, illy by Morass, Star out of Mir Long , Poetetsopers, &eyebolts% C.ds.lll, Coiling wood, sod sins or Lord Chesterasldl an so rodeo. The winner is wry Sae, sad the nuns ia awn seal. kat wee. The biting moor at no Royal Hotel was tidsiMielmies; up to w prawn tine, hotness., few 3 " dt ea sposibe ass lave inived, sad &Alias is the Yaps or bonne Ms tells ins. laW fnientgentt EQUITY COURTE—Yams.DAY. likes TkoCisseenor INlstit NOM Bantoa e. Ottoman —livamase Memo. This wee a demurer le a hill Ned hy metala members of W Mathew Ewell Bellies Sedity at heal( of them selves and all odor iambus of Ib • esti* I. enesjit the &- Warm, who were the meseisr NM Mitres. ifs payer of the NB was for as essemt of eil the &albws sad ton• sestina between the misty ma the dleamiale, OM of the I sms seeeleed by the ddltsinity and @Mese het by the de. MM., 41 ' wird deal" and that the let tert be made geed by the diemilemie. The 1111 she for $ nesiver sad that the peperty of the midety Map plied in illishiege et its liehlitlea Meardiag to rules of lie sinisM l maMme might retire hem it cm (Meg sedge, and the ha slated the ember of members who led not given my satin of tbek besides to withdraw was too greet to admit of Mir being mode parties, sad that seek meshes were eilietailly represented by the delliadmia Mr. Swollen end Mr. Beam supported the I dammer, mil deed " aishaidies v. Leona" (2 Yams end Coil, see Chweesey Cans, 507 ) ; "Boas it. Stokes" (Ks.. 24) • "WM, e. Alston" (1 Pui ll ips 790). Kr. BaeOn and M. for the plaiatiik rebind to " Owe', v. Page 1 779. The Vise Ormer said be wee not me that the bill wee set dimmable he went of sway, nor whether, as the bill was Ba se t , thateholder was act a neamery party.. Bat, le be decided Is the *Oath' favou r, hi [ wee delsetive fir trot of pasties. Neither theme nee the dehadams drestually repreesated the thwebeldem, who had net gives aide. of retiring, nor ewe the noise of them share hoiden Meted ea the bill to he naloown to the *Wilk On this gonad the Meaner met be allowed with leave to amend, sail marring sesta ; but his Hems remetwended the parties Mee, to avoid smiths to the court again. The result of promedthg with mak a suit suet be to MO* the whole property, aid he centered to prophesy that, whatever might be the merits of the mie, the raihrieg meld sot be mined to one side only. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH—Tsersamy. Weep In amass.—Dilbre !Wotan PON!" Mr. AMIN Wald" - 2 - arlit - n. ice. Iris. Czawroza it. Nov2.-76' )fax.—HAsw _ _COZPUL _- __ _ _ la this ass a rale had lie - s - a - ataired calling ea a Mr . Crawford is show eaves vtici a r im sit atheism corpus (Erected to the paler ef the Lk of esommling his to Wag up the Wye( Mr. Creek* see be peashed.—Kr. Arekbell new showed suss. It appeared drat as article W bete }MOM M esewspapar is Ihe We d Mat with selbeiess le fhe Oust et Mammy Is that iimad, whisk that swat welted to boa libel, sad abed the editor to appear imam ft, whet • Mr. Crawford (a Oak \ staisiter, who had Milted the head ea besioses) desiared himself to be the eakeselthe libel; sell t esthe elan was to a weak state of Walk. reipletell that 110 might be released, sad himself uses emeleareel the et aajty. The wart, however, at ease ranted both sad Mr. Crawford for soa ks" the werraat (whi* was sot hued esti' they had bees Ohm dap L goal) statiag that they were to be impri soned for " sad( the farther ether of the aut." The editor star premood a paid= to the pert, mad hubs apologised fel* Neese vat Niered. This, however, Mr. Crawford refund to (le aliaglag that he was ispriessol sad having bon luasurated three maks, he applied kr • weld habeas Napes to Kr. Judas Pattnea at dreabers, wheel it wee geared to be in* ups whit \ Mr. Pease* Aube& the tale which sew sane at he argamat, pm the peread that • writ of hakes form did act its to the lak if Mu. Mr. Arch bold aseteaded that a writ of habeas mopes sight ime at omega law, directed le the Narks et the Isle of Mae, ead that sash • Ink fa hst, would rtabaßpeeot drs seals denakkas. TM learned gealisma poseseded to queer aelledliss pad to show that write of habeas earpus at ammo kw When est to Calais whoa that pleas be. te the avows Of Mlghed ; she to Guernsey, Jersey, aid the Cinque Perk The by whisk hie Apt bad bola impious& was ef • met &meow ; he was sot snowed um to sale • deems, aseardlog to tha tares of the warrant of esessaitasek he night be lope ✓eed far life. He eselseied t p hat se Gout had athes, right to sem* soy poem hr swam as Wakes and thlealere *se Mr. saps (the far liostranatipwaser of the kind eel thief diseels the Court dOssasery) bed m usk& Ids jaddiedie. Author plat sada by ke Lensed enamel mead the Mhel was sot plighted ia the mart, and • see Obit Pali may eseaseefor seek efteese when Pi fa the ass ef the wart. e r glia lea d eeek la support of the Me, seatteded that the writ meld tot yes lab the Isle elites ; het soppasiag the court okseld &die Net It was their lerahips would not great the tale la tie wieder use, beams by the sada, it es whisk the mil MI hen wed tor, it was dearly shown that Mr. Crawford led has. lawfully nemitted by a wart empeteat juriedielies ; sad if each aounditai were pe tered t. the writ *dr lad** nest hold It to be suill else; ordered the party , he* 'pie A ant of habeas carps although • writ of rwers b urr y wr it of coarse, the parties applying fee k babe hued the mut that the writ ought to Ism g and therm re the suet, is the armies of its diuretics, wereM set pot she setheeties to the szpeass of bringing Kr. Crawled to Ersek4 whet It was clear be met be retuned to the ems Hie popes suns would haw bees to hue appealed to ilea Queen Is eounell. The Seemed pallosaa wended at peat length to combat the seguesete which had beet used is snippet of the rale, and died that Mr. Crawford would so doubt be liberated if he weal apologise and pay the costa. Mr. Arebbeld having (by ament) beer heard kr rePIY. Mr. Jerks Pane= said the curt had so doubt that a writ of habeas wpm dace the statute 6 Use. 111., would its to the hie of Mao, whatever eight have bear the sass before. The mart was also of opiaka that as the commit ment was Is the name of • pealskiens 'eau details period should have been stated in' the was sat doable whisk the party committed shell be Imprieesea. bat it to be the law of the Isle of plan, as stated by a phi. Ch:istis.. der! to the someil ef tat Woad, be his alldavit ; sad however grimes it eight be, the court could sot beterfen, blouse the comahmat had bees nada by a court ef ompeesatjerkiliatioa. Every met had power to moat he essibeept, mil if the km of the warrant hero was amasses, tie mut of Queab Beach was not a court of appal hest the Court of Chancery of the Isle of Man. It its, to lit the writ go the wart east see that the war red me kid es the lase of it, aad the law of the island hubs bum esolained the court could not cons to that con ski be m ne Irac fa discharging the order roust, therefore, made aledists Mr. auras Brio essearred. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Yzammi. Shifts is loam RIGBY 9 . Till GMAT Warn= RAILWAY COMPANT.-.Til TIMM This was a ere= mas, Masted by the Lord Chisseller to this matt, to deleassise whether an =km at law maid Us against the Great Wessira Railway Company. The deka dente, in 1840, dendasi to the Mesas. Rigby, the pl= the refreahment rocms a the Swiss= si a, at a Nat, kr 90 years, the *MIR andastakka to semplete Mae noses, that the basis= should he samissioi is a proper and erkely maser ; the shames to, relbeshmeato to to be reassalie, ft= by the Masters at fire railway esespasy. The def. =eats, ia eassideratka et Ile undertook to give every iesUity to die lhisrli to render doe refresimeat rooms pesierive of a fair =are, and Is that rupees that all tasks " any inp peseessees, not geode trains er treks to be sons memos, or he spiel amesse," 'Meld asp at ihrisiss kr re- Maims= kr a reasonable time, at isaa kr Oa salaams. The aempioteo the Yokohama mew, wpm =Mb they emend= WOK On the Mk Des. Mil, they were lamed so Mr. Masi Team Osillas, beta hamper. et Chet , =loam kr seven ye= he the sum ef GAOL and an &Raoul teat of 1,1001. The pisiatifte knee so 11r. WILL ree< d their lame at the Mradesa TM plaistii emesested to use " all meeemp sad peeper mama Is mikes, lb* p= ferns= el the smeasna Made with them loy Me seaway, is the acme meaner as if Mr. GlaMin had bees the mimeo el time semasats." Upon Ms enema as we t= ealomisted to the mart erne. Is wowed that the dekelseas mai= aspen fair ken Leaf Narase and huh, to madeily. sad that airy did salty at the Maass esibeamest mem. It was ad isilled that these =is ware set gala the "sceptical with =pest to trslas:E smears sr 'peel* isrposea" iseseihed is the s lass to das pinata. The amass, think= was that km= el the smarms ha as saris* Ma pme Mr. Grillastasub-lesase) aay right maim as wilt the Meue. Memn. se whe th er they were under • bpi eldigto lies to the amenent against the ampesy, by hew des se etituredee. at their own mete. The argemeas sear pied seems& hems. Mr. Wakes, Q.O , was heard ea behalf *the plahoilfill, sad 'the AfAemory.Geseral for the Great West= Raiway Ccaimay. Sir IP. Meek =Mated that the ea= would seasider the Owed a= we Oak oplaion would be gemmed is the maasse Se the Lard Clianeallor. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER—YzarznaT. CROWX CASES RESERVED. liras Ss Lard Mt imams of tbs 0061111011 Mew. Mr. Ines Adam Mr. area WM. Mr. Bans Pros, Mr. Judos TUMMr. luo, OMMINM. OURS s. ILLEIMM—IS A " TASTING OILDIR " ses Wiwi dx Onsmi 701 DIMWIT or Goons ? The prism Mips was kid before Mr. Jostles Crun wail at the Y nimisse ef the Camila& °nominal Cost ea a elkup el s fatpi emir esionmesse at ernmenly ealiei • mar." ameba wimeemalis • ddiv ai Lesiva Deis oar lierwing liar is osier was s anvil I. lIM THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1849. stmassat. The is of the owe have very meaty hem reported M length is thiopental. The primmer on the Pb of J last promoted ea order at the &ohs, whisk plu mate* to M mined by Mamie. Pietist and Pugh, the wiae mwehents. As some deal* We malerta&ed relative to the aatheatirtry of the rignalems. the strait &Mittel the order kw the porptas of ismitulieg kopthl• The peismer thin weal away end did set Mato. It amiss been dimmed list the order was a forgery, be was saktmarutly g in.. late mmisdy sad, as Were stated, tried at the Old Bailey, tad Issolielft. It appeared hem duo widens. adduced at tke Nisi last k is the paesis. kr merchaats having wise la die deft to ; was unless, divested to the mew at the team Dot Deism OM mesa am set spas the order it mast be *mid by • shirk in the Mlles of the Loadea Desks Otesmay. the piastres Wog for the oink le write his name mem the order. la the mane of the trial the mused he the rimer took two objestions; Int, that the dosament watt ashler ea order, • inmost, sztg i alet far Mo bi lising sr messier of msdinsil is the desument a ; " nanesa ir ° WU% whisker, immesh se k had not boss sennserigssi by the *Wk. pursuit to the reguladens Made by Ms dock . 71. .sadiernme sew ensued Is segnisisist W mil dly el twee wad gresseasa te adage. kat gnat to seemsweet dike lipt aeDu pus the document tendered M tbe docksl;ll: . priesser vas Warr • warned. ardor, me request ke the delivery of ~mmit g bet was simply as order to Mete the wines, to the sad Gat as ',ilea might be Sward as to the &wester of the elm and Is de as it was sot essestiel that the iadirNuei amid messily Ws it, for he isiglit fens an nibs from W mail ar tbe serer. Is this way thus was se denim dos sr diminution ef the wine, earl thenfete thin :nes so very of it. The Mei lades ssiM to teilks the wise Ihreemset be some thetruetiohr e mmiewasesisely • aisy*/ Ike wise. Bat, if a mem humeri an splsinssi* d ken or from the Woos, there wee so lees ser was are delivery. His lordship issmseed the ems of • pietism, rebore one mead fast en eginisn from au kapseties of it. Bet us ase Gould marl that is seek a ewe dun was • &limey. Mr. Berea Plat suggested that a pens& wile Wed vim drank it, aud masequently that there was a delivery ef that Id rir=ikeisse era/ it did set messearily follow that be- MOW 11111111 totted vise he swallowed it. The Chief Jostles—Then whet berommOof the wine ? (L• ll . l4 :2 dwateas Mr. H said otoottliay to the mt.= of &Mize W perm either retuned the wine or left it on the pre mier. (Greet laughter.) The order, as their lordsh ips would observe, was not to toke away arias, but simply that the bearer should torte it. _ -- Sams Platt said—Sandy if a person drank any of the wise he would take it away with his. (Laughter.) The Chief isetiew—Bappoes a person takes as order to a soak's shop bra dinner, sad he eats his dinner, it mann be said that he takes away anything trots the shop. Mr. Baron Alderson—At all *vents he had no order bar delivery. (Laughter.) Mr. Mnddlesteas ressarited that it suet be takes as as leder siesinis, nll Mel hides —An order to consume only as web as he iL li Cen ilik ACM—And the quantity would depend oa the mem% away to tabor The Minutiae having suggested whether ea mar for a maple woad make any Morose, in the Mr. Iluddlestose emotendsd that the ease of samples was 'Minty different he dim the wine would be taken away, while in the ems of tasting the ladividual did not take it away. The learned somas' then prosesded at considerable length to urge on the mart that the cedar to taste Tr net an order to deliver wise. Tho next point lie had le urge was that the order was not a valid instrantent until sweater signed by the clerk ; gad, therefor*, se it wee aa Wend in avowal *me maid be no tittering of a forged instrument er order es se to bring the party within the mope of the aimisal acts. Is import el Me argument the learned counsel dud East's Pleas of the Crown IL. 936, and the /Awls; eases:—Th e Queen v. Winle ss (11. Caning- Ma sad ffirwin, _p. 61) ; the Queen e. ludas (Roseell aid Ryas. P. 166); Queen o. Richards (Ibid.. 193); the Qua' a. Patna= (Ibid., 465) ; The Qum o. Rushmore, i((lbid., Ia this slags el eases it was hid down that the t least be emapiele la order to sonstitate a kogary. Mr. Ballastiae, he the praisidisa. enlasitted that the in dimmest was supported by the Mama given, and that the instrusest was a warm% or order sad a request for the de livery of goods. The Chief intimated that on the point m to the lestranteat hams an order for delivery, they bad ao doubt. On the Mbar psiat, u there seemed to be some doubt, it was denied& that some time Mastoid be takes to madder the spathe. TIM POLICE COURTS. Tor' sew was Merged, at the iasemee of the Board of Guardians of St. Palmas perish, with b e =i ssa reamisted a blustery in St Pancras weruse, aM 20 "'versa and 166 L is siler.—The primmer. wise boa a tis Guy's etZtal with a breken leg, ewe else* Fe last, was Into the court by the *Mem. He supported himself by crutches, mad Ms bet was smeasided Ina sling. He ap peared to ear p=, and was allowed a seat mar the Roses allotted hr 11r. Howarth, banister, attended to conduct the presser ton, and stated the aft of the ems, which have already appeared is the astmgepses. It 'may be recollected that ea the night of the Ildi of February, the eteosg room of the workhouse, where the property lied been dipoeit.d, was broken into, sad 20 erßmeipe sad 1564 la silver were stolen, sad on the IMO the was found within some nil fags near the weeMmiseirall, where his cries for kelp brought assistance, sad he wee conveyed in a cab to Guy's H Oa the following moesing the robbery was &covered. Sens bousehrealdas implements were band is the workhouse, emd seer the spot where the primmer made the alarm were hand NMI Metros keys, a large pair of list shoes, &dark lentem, Ilse. Them was Mlle doubt that the prisoner was the 'perpetrator of the robbery ; but there was so much mystery about the ease that for seem time a few of the parish fanedesaries were suspected until a reward was offered for the Memory of the cabman who drove the prisoner to the hospital on the sight of the robbery, sad the poises who was attracted by the prisoner's miss, sad who misted him over the railings into the cab. Tin were at length armed and the prisoner was ultimately Mudded as a Warned M i r. Me. H. M'Oshey deposed that he is sea of the vestry clerk of St. Purr's. Oa the night oldie Bth el February last he deposited 1661. Ia silver and 20 seesesigneina ben is drawer of the strong room. On the tellevfast matelni the sash has was tom& empty as the door, mad the property was ankeisg. Yr. Joseph Lye, ceespedter, of the Metropeilles-build imp, et. Passrus.road, deposed that at about 12 °Week as the night of Meath of February last he was ad St. Peacrse-weekhowes. when he heard erne sad to found the primmer withla some bus reline, with his bask egalent the wail. He begged of witness to help him over the renege. He said that a man had throws its bat over the rams, and on getting over to recover him fell and had broken his leg. Witness said, "He had better ring the workhouo bell, and obtain sesistmoe." He begged of' him not to do so, saying be bad no business at thst sad of the tows ; he had been drink-Mr with some friends, and he would thank witness if he would put him Into a cab. With great difficulty he did so, and he was drives away. Mr. Combs.—Had the prisoner the appearance of being drank t — iiitaess.—He bad the epparaaee of having been drinkbig a link, bat lie was not ftuaL He was exceedingly agitated and ezdlei. Kr. Ilsejamin Duabead, of Gray's Ina-road, ono of the beard et abater' of Bt. Pawn parish, scamapanied the bassi 'taunt= lathe strum( room, on the morning after the yobbo y wafts& a mow-bar and mew driver, &c., (sow pausal) sad that the plats had best broken into. Jams Sale, a pew et the workhouse, was eallei, bat ha was too bunk to be assaninad, and was ordared stand down. .47enhit Leekarby, 180 8, befog eallod, said he had every reams Is believe bat hit skald be taabled to produce tali alma Misses le orateittatiore the sharp el totally soda* the pthenerlithewla -- lb. Combs accordingly rtuanded the prisoner with in. demotions theta the neewsuy evidence skald be lgeoght forward at the next and And examination. ----- YABLBOBAIIOH-STRUT. INTOTTATT TO 01611111111 PSOPTIBTOTO Whiter, a barrister, immesh Chow OM, the proveister of fit Bays. water amass. tar am a table of fern plftted op Wide his emmtbes, the 6& 7 Via, e. 7. The mimed by the emmissms was see of 4osidembis MW pulls ,is. tall themselves of the chap Mr. whits said he hosed the Ragiotwato would give • &shim on tho point, though it waspoint, not desired to pier for "leriji. said the gushes did set admit el a desk. The weeds et the oat sad the hinds el the ersviela—see:2, that the ibis et hies IMAM be Weide se as outside the eselbas. Lthe peissat ease he should Navies the deleadsaf sad flu lit la a amid ems. _ _ The susaiess was discharpd on payment of eke arum 80IITHWAPX. - -- PISTENDIID AnvainsacoUlT hawses.— W. Leigh sad A. Chr lit r. C 0.., Won heeiglit up icw re-szansina. don, with Is obtain roomy b 7 false protases' the et the Weesdnaos, NOII.OOO. Jimist. and Britide weakly as=ter Time that he hawed tise a rr a ndes ial t ohs= spot, sad la wet ups*, had Wished Imo three pedalos he how Yea is the above *MIL He resolved a esmaildsa urea sash advertiessasat tom the mapper la wlthkh appessod, sad then, se he ea he was sannereed, tM loorestisa was at aa end. It was however, proved that he anbastaintly allied area ends of the adv.- there, mad indeed Ike rampant of the hoertkos, which he devoted t• Ns awn purposes, without any authority hoe the tW a es s Se ohm node Ike mom was due • and the diseerar to y of S e oh ef deiag bems was brought light ohs the bilis were mat la hoes the sewspapers. The =ghosts szpressed his iatandes to sod the saw he fterafa_ ineestigaties, and he ordered the yeiseasna to eagle lase ash own recognisance' of kg each, and dad two sondes .1 101. suit, to answer the sharps at the next seldom LAMBETH. Tao Cui oo sin Rio. MIL HOUNIMIZIL—The Roc Joh* °sorra Hamm*hi, who Asada cot akitos4 to take hie trial at the Central Criminal Coast on a ohargo of obooholog 2001. iron Kr. Kasten, • mast oolawasa, by lain roproolois ties% was brought from Horeenooger-lets Gaol, for the purpose of putting ia the required swedes. Mr. Newton, the banister, at peered on behalf of the pri soner, sad tendered as bail for h‘ Mast die Robert Prioe, of No. 11, Strattosastreet, Pimally, and of Fozky, H /refold shire (one of the nagietratas In that e aunty), sad M.P. for Hereford city, and Mr. Hemp Hoek WeadieH, of No. 14, Great Dente-yard,Washalwelor, printer. Mr. Norton sell be was pse kc dy *WOW with the sol rusey and reareaMb/M, of thaw gentleness, end their sere -200 laibe bssa labia la 1001. each, sad the prisoner's I. 1., the hem was discharged treat asstody. RAILWAY NEW& MONDAY EVIIIINO. .BHARI_LIST.— . .LoirDoN, APRIL 30. _ . imitillme et limo is douselin demals sari lormaillisest lbws of throla Balla allot Was. Walks & /Wades Dr. Nat NIL 67 Do. Nay NI. 12 11/ Ds Thirdi . . *IL h 1 . 6 6:Ai .. r k.. rif Allot. L w.. 1 IL k .6... No. 2 21 No. 3 6 47 40 .8 Z. 11 Ds. ..... l2 11d. I Ds. aM. I D. .846464/.21 144. 1 AL Doolip lid. 1 11141061 11.. . . 111‘ Ire hz. ...,..;..., 1 De. US. dorm.— ^2ll 131 I De.lllrikt Dag 43 1 De.C.Brth Be in In 1 klioLet.Wool. il { Nalmartita 64426616 North British D. De. 1: 6 44 dorm P lartolk ... ~ Ali i I* New ID _ Do. Quer.6p 01 "1? le Da 414.(0. I per Co hisr.l44•l2 41 41 N. he 14. dal Cbeiso lirsiors. . I Biwa ItioDadsktro ,O th U OWszt:r n it 1 Ina *Mg 1 Dmi a f 6.1114=4 ad. asilh.. al.* ) DA.Doir.lp.ems i .l ... 4111 ::0 1.211111'i . . IS D.M. iieerbi;er. I . Do. Ooomaro Do Nes Vales _ Dt. Prewokn • Ow* Ds. de iii:i no cio7. 40. lie.— 4 D Do. wile. Soft No. 41 S. TeL.Dee.4 Gook Taw Isk Estesition Voir Dm& ••• •• • WaSerftrd &lakes Warrelsi IsCßir s. do. AWL Sm. &WO& MIL StessALWart Yet. lows.. dt D. rft. kNwe. z So. D•ONSPororProf Teellit N. Midland Do. Praftwaloe De.ILDW.III4g.S4 Mans 114tman. Anykritialilt o asiAVVr.(Or. Valli 17 8 1 Dowerz ia ..... - 1477 - 6 : 777. Namur - - 1 iii.ithig, ei 16,1,1 - Zk .1 4 rue 16 11 Farts sia Lamm Paris sail Orimae.. Paris and buds .. Parts s itya.stierrs :mom ~ g 241 . 1, ._ I m 4 IT id. 1 ip. ti l 111 i 111 II r t 3i 315. 35 A )174;54 1150 h.,. 04711 — a - 4 — yr!. ili ad Mesa 4 4 w4sis4 Nowlic 74 1 ll.st Modem ... RAILWAY MEETING. DE*=ABA. ANINNII Genera Meeting. —Londe°, April 30...-11.31filT DAVIDSON, H.q in the chair. The lIECHETIRY read the report, whisk stated : " That at the kit gamma meting, held in Oct., 1848, then were mean E n. due apse the Isar calls which had then been and the debts et the sompany mounted to upwards of 83, The &rectors have now the satiefeetios testate that the emus have boa very oonelderably reaped, sad the liabilities of the sompany, dedwg mailable soots, are within 7,0001. The penalty of forfeiturelo lases resorted to with those dellositors rely who, it was aosertaimed,ked no Immediate means of y b r ag ess ia :, a and who could bold out no deflate primped of eves able to fulfil thence ts to the empany. One and sixty shoo, loosing to patties so einummieneed, have been thus dealt with since the last frosting, weals/ft the total number of shares abso lutely forfeited to the repeat time 730, on which muerte bad been made by the hablere, principally on deplete, to the extent of 2,6281. These shares are now held for the benefit of the Company. Ono dam of defaulting shareholders has awed the threatens smash anxious consideration. It om elets of *seen: sl at present unable to pay up their may as the directors believe, recover even tually eie ties, sad are willing to tottery the skims of the Company. To ens these parties would, it is Onions, he worse than nano whilst to forfeit their shares it the existing state of the share market would be of no bo mb whatever to the Company, and at the same time de prive the sharelsoldess of all aeon of prospective advaatage. Ths directors rammed therefore that no immediate steps should be take. whist these parties ; but these, together with all other mos of default, they beg to repeat shill re ceive their constant sad best attention. As regards the pro. rpm made in the weeks of the railway, the directors have to state that it was only towards the class of the last year that th fond the Company sralkiently relieved from its financial difficultne to Justify them in giving orders for the resumption of active operttips, and that linos that period the delay accidently arising tram the intervention of the Christmas holidays, and the reoarreace of the mad wet season in the early maths of the year. have prevented any sondderable edema km being mode upon the line. The •too, has been engaged apes an embankment and of doable the height of these re quired upon other parts of the line, is cedar to allow the operations of certain sum estates to be carried on where the buildings are situated between the railway and the ; bat when the lot deices left the colony, that part of the work was on the point of being finished, and Mr. Gather wood calculated that by the middle of the ensuing moth (May) the renudniag portion of the embankment to dm village of Buxton would be completed, when the oar additonal work required would be the laying of the rails, do. It is ONilllllod that the further cost for completing the lice to Buxton will be 8,0001. The directors that they are unable to state with exaetnem what= and east will be required for the succeeding portion of the line, via.. from Buxton to the vines* of Victoria, 'as so eanab,' to en Mr. Catherworers words, depends upen the state of the weather, and still more en the ipieMien of the negro labourers, who are little to be UWedupon for continuous work.' Hs, however, that by the middle of Fieptember next that past would be rebated, and the eat is mlimated at 18,0001. More it is preposed, as the shareholders will mollest,to pause ke the presoak it having been sesidisssi MAW, to n otelet in the ikst instance the wedft of ths railway to the distance between George Town sal Mdsdis, whist will *a bases the skied cultivation and the sent pepaleme portion ratios ad% The shareholdem tea set fall - le dome, on statement of 'asset to this report, that solis hew paid sip (sal looking at the liabirsssyselshis mass essaystin the proprietary, the Amiga had e.aeyrissecm to eakedate ups this), throe would law bus heads is band to pay eie all and to sompiste the tine. The meant of sneers, however, now castatendiag—theextmetaf the liabilitie•--and the outlay _ _ whisk will beinquired w Saki dia Vas% Victoria, asonni lag together to nearly 30,0001., will reeks It necessary for the divinities, petWieg the eland= of the arrears, to obtain a leen on the wearily of gee works, and the direc tors have the satidestion of elating that the ormapaay is now in a position to aim sash crecesity, under the ordinance re may pawed by the Governer wed Court of Polleyetßrilie Guiana, for redwing the capital of the Ain 260,0001. to ,176 000 i., wore then one-half of will amine lee bow ealwribei. The lishilhiss of the learebehleue are thereby also limited to 171. 10s. pee Awe. The ensued tared he the Iseeiskag perpoess, together welh tie gwersatee to the shareholders of Spa wod., the lege to abaft Owing! the assinanse of IRO hem of British %leak as swam the ezkeing 111111wssees between Wet body wed the seinsial Weiler see smart With to the new wedw whist have loess already ■the died= have gloat 5 in reporting to the *et the Ilse bee Town Os the vil lage of Plekewee. irbist wee ea Ike et heists Wait at the time tholes& cenerelstewilieg woelteld, bee beenagemed to the pablie he twin" The sernment awoonte chewed the receipts le Uwe bus MM. f 18,7901. ef erbbli 1116,0E01. hod been disbursed, lase- babas, o The report woe adopted uneekesoity. A vote of thanks was yawed to the chairmen and direekes, sad the meeting adjourned. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. Tan LONDON Arts Gamma Lncw will, it is coalidently stated , be opened throagbont on the Ist of July. Teo ealy hapedineent now existing is aprOan of tuui at Blackheath; sad this calty, it is said, will soon be overcome. Steam carriages are I now to be sees *erasing the Rae as far as Lewisham ea this end of the work, and more than me experimental trip has been roads oat a Gravesend towards Woolwich. Boers Want —ln a committee on the Windsor bill, W deriag woe Mr. Looks stated in evidence that he was so lamer meager to the South Western Rail way. It is seppeeed that the orkiaal came of this resig nation is to be head in arta& diliereams which had arisen between his. Lake sad a porticos of the &mean at the Windsor board, when it that Mr. Locke Wally dis approved et aortae of that board. 115ADING, OUILDFOItD, AND RINIATE.-011 Friday a preliminary inept ction el a great portion of this lies took place. The works are rapidly progressing towards comple tion ; the station at Beading bar been commenced, with the approaches thereto. This important line is expected to be opened throughout ter traffic on Tuesday, the Ist Aug. next. LONDON, lIUORTON, AND Boirrn COAST.—The Brighton Ottordias, after referring to the several accidents which have occurred at the Brighton terminus of this railway, from engines having run into the parcels' office, states that this " being not only an expensive pastime, but one fraught with so little peril to the persons engaged in the office, the com pany have lately adapted • means wkkh will, it is thought, effectually prevent a recurrence of the accidents. At the termination of the line, jut in front of the office, they have had a spring buffer fixed, the resisting power of whisk is almost beyond computation. The worn of it cons ists of enormous masses or weed firmly buried in the earth, and running under the rails ; so that the weight of an engine and tender, or car riage, coming upon them would tend to keep them more firmly in their position. From these horizontal piles four perpendicular ones rise, made fest by iron ties ; and between these is a framework supporting a powerful iron spring, out the extremities of which two iron buffets are brought into play. The action of the whole is thus :—The buffers of an engine or carriage moving slang the line come in outset with the spring buffers; they act upon the aming, and the strength of that is sufficient to repel the advancing bodg. The construction of this Bring was not finished until Saturday night, and on Sunday morning its capa bilities wore tested. The London train, consisting of an entice, tender, and 14 carriages, with the brakes off, was suffered to run against it. The extremities of the spring were contrasted to the extent of about two inches only, and the desired effect was produced. The experiment (says our contemporary), was considered entirely satMietory, end the resisting power wag declared sufficient to cope with all ordinary casualties. Whether it would be effectual in the ease of a runaway engine at full speed remains to be proved." We hope it never will be proved. Tummies AT LANDPORT.—Thu Haab independent says:—The materials of the houses, now standing ea the site of the intended terminus at Lsndport, were sold by auction on Tuesday last, and already considerable progress has been made in the work of demo lition. The new works will be proceeded with immediately, and should the weather be at all favonnilde for building, the offices fee the paseenger teak will be opened to the public before the Ist of Aug. next. ral3l. 10 Abrams 'Ti If daarra Do. t. P Vl.7Dhir 41 Md. • Warr i Ca. Dame Is Dinl/61..D•a.e*Ms 1. 6.14 ff r ai rtip • • • Da at Din WaS J.A U lel 111 1111a1 Oa U X ▪ =ZI:E.IS U It mad Paala Itirdo to tot IT I lli N in aoi BI II tot Duba At i St IN. 131 l e Is Da MIL 3 111 Ds. ID 999‘ . 11 4 U 1 99 10 DaNarGarr. I 241 • ▪ Dalt:Up*. al • Dade. I 94. par Doxtrik . :iiik7 50 Da, 48..1 a Os* Of 131 Da Wiens 134 43 Dada Noe 7P ▪ liaders Chain O. A 131 Da de.... Oar <f le Id. IX Da do . S C 14d. Dadadriiiile 191 If Da10111110 . .611c1 19693 Lomeasklow lll • 11 Do. Roo. 91 Da 1 shawl Dc119,151./r/.1.A. 1 lip. 16 Oa Umpired* . . 111 9) Saharan* Oda 411 CIS U 00. Aerie • •U. ildweNe.. ticilb eari. 111 Oh* 111kark 101 41 _ A. 0111,,, P aid. Ad. Ur) 01./feralefarWasral 1 1 1 03 134 41) Doff*, 4W II po.d. • U Op. 14 Da. Now 301. Of Do. Nana le an* WUIVII. • 441 U lO • Da Da t i trar 4 Awe LIM II Da le Da Now 111 17 Essilderradd&Nar. 11 13 . U Holt mad 80* X Da rams 10 &a t. mid U le Da Third pas Ip. X LeoromelroiTorkot U Do N 331. 41 Da ila s l3 no. 411 Do . storm I Id. IS ef Do. 111irdo . . 9M. 10 De.Dwasti 61 11l 9 Dal!. 11.11917-4 U Dalnadarrad le DaOokarro_ 44 Lade aad Man* Of Lads mot 14 Lodes It 104.1,31949ra 2,_1, 1 OraOrar. IS erain iat i De. Trot Spa. X Ds. Oicap.a. SS 3 Daoaritar.4o.o 1111 Lard* Onfarrlalo 91 10 Da Pruiraws.— 10; 11; 100 larkahN.Warrart 111 I 301 I Da N N OW 1 D• SW . .ot ol 7 i lo m& 557.5. D Do oaol.o taloa le 11•301.1..11 I 1 D0.105.M..314 Re,lf 31p. PUBLIC BALE& Arm 30.—8 y Mr. PAUL, at °areaway's —Five leasehold Imam 13 to 19, Ilq3ssatrod, Bemmenealtluvead, eetimate 1 yea th mste3 99. per sots task Mid to 73 gun unexpired, at W. Nla lat•-1395. LerrW bona sod dom. f, OlneWpiess. Nisekroea, chews, Mt am his, kr IX. bell hr sti at 41. es.--9338. Nom aml issp. 11 estimated at 421. per annum,beid==t 41IL , Paalleampare, Chelsea, estimated rental 451., be=r ens at 01.-9113. boo" 13, Oralmatetrast Weak ralesoquare, let toe Wt. Mil IN 71 year at a Toro, lased tax redeemed-76 Loa* Mum mod Mop. Weedsoorusotrest, admated renta 431, bid ear 71 more at K. tax redeemol-4431. Fran elm DUBLIN GAZETTIL—Priiay, April 27. BANKRUPT. Thom Hams, Drausehambo, Leitrim, sloopkeeper, Nay S at June S. el It, at the Four Comte, Dublin. Agent, Meld," Ormond-quay. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Jays Marrow, Ballpwllly, Annedb. MAIM caute ssack as.ay. Quesn's Co. 0. Moms. Cavan. tutor. W. Damao, Nana, Meath, -1-p= EL D. Pox, Askew" Wexford. C. Gaocus, Wodport, Mayo, J. Room, Neeklinburgb-at., D acierk. M. ILIMII, Mawr, =Lenny, fanner. J. J. Lacer, Cork, pOOO J. WHierascx, raa., woollen draper. W. Puma, Dumdums, Kilkenny, farmer. P. Sensor Drakeeten= farmer. Ibusoar Bemoan. A. lorry Belfast, knen mansierearer. T. &TAM. Cams, Timmer, termer. T. Umtata, ToodhaL Cork, hotel keeper. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Men Oil vispaMous. the • tadiglag Owns," rill • Lloyilo UM.") CASUALTIES. _ _ Alert*, from Apalachicola to Liverpool, wise at Key West about March 26, discharged, having been tabor, on Florida Rest. Claudine, from Madras to London, was wrecked near Cape Agnikaa, Feb. 21 ; crew and passengers and ; part of her cargo will be saved, but mostly damaged. David, Martin, which sailed for Varel on the 21st of March, has put back.—Grangemouth, April 27. Hyderabad Castle (convict ship) arrived here this day from London, with loss of head, yards, topgallant masts, sails, and other damsge, having been in contact with a vessel, during the storm of the 19th inn., in the English Channel. —Kingstowa, April 27. Jane, from Liverpool to Buenos Ayres, which was on shore on the English Bank, River Plata, has become a wreck ; only a small part of her cargo saved. Laura, Liverpool to Mobile, was totally wrecked below Mobile on the 2nd inst.; crew and part of cargo saved. Lantartine (brig), of about 200 toes, of Ballast (supposed of the United St ates), was fallen in with on the 30th of March, in iat. 32 N., long. 67 W., dismasted, rudder broke off below the counter, and abandoned ; stripped of every thing, apparently new and perfectly tight. Mary Graham, from Maulmain to London, was spoken with in lat. 24 8., long. 70 E., with loos of boats, bulwarks, front of poop, &c., having encountered a hurricane on the 4th and sth Marsh. Bobo, at., Cullen, from London to this port, went on shore at Blois Gatti, ne.r Phobias, during • fog yesterday morn ing, and remains; passengers brought here by the Director, at , and cargo discharged into lighten.—Antwerp, April 28. Thetis, Porter, of Arbroath, from Liverpool to St. Peters burg, atrack on Lime, sprang a leak, has been brought into Frederikshavn with damage, and must discharge pen of her cargo.—Randers, April 23. Triune, Larnder, of and from London to the Baltic, put into this harbour 23rd inst., having been on shore on the Swine. bottoms, and assisted off after throwing part of her cargo overboard ; she proceeded yesterday. —Elsinore, April 25. ARLIVID. I MAILS. I nos. May 22 May 7 April 26 114° . An — ire "iiihilig. iiiira — Z__, mai Artee Parma SW,. Ho *as. km lit .** Airaoadoa rammed, *Mateo Amalie Vitivoio. Ajoll W, at. Vasa Ake., Milk Ap. IS, DIEM& Aiwa eia, WlskApa, Sandal AfiskolOodilaelskillTikiva.... a... ,,ApS Yr. NNW Harwich, ApilTlTTror Hawieset =Orsviered, Ap. 10),Goenary Gesvaead, Av. le, Grewey Alma Geo np a sv p. V, Gomm Affisaw, L . I,Claeleeka 11ffialumed, , April ',New Odom MVlima loolksw, Oat , Ap.l7 ‘h i a i i A itZ l.." booboo tt..."'intli, A P p• Is. W.W.I DM& Qom, umeseod, Mad SO, Gnaws CalusoOlis Geovwead, . SO, Hine Ora Psaffstt, Gesnord, ch.k.u. Apell 10, Comoros de Goad, Gravesend Ay P), (Heat DoolOoNswilow tutude•Ao. SO 7 = r liNt.4ll. . myth. t. ll,Chellearg thesie,Givessdaff IA Own cv oe: N o . oe= : , Al. IT , o lt iz ia = 6. 0%1 P ,i. I ... it, Omura : , • Ora lam, Or, 0,111, Now Yea Os W C* 1 i t w a ll t.:4.,== 5 ...... grArk A ter ...r. 0Vri t ....4. 17, bulletin Oared, ampeol, Aprff a) Osomodere, off Swag% A=l Doke d Wofflageso, Deeds, Ap. se h ! 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I 111, emilimed Damper, of the Wtyht, Apia IS Gewffs SNI di Wilt 4 8 . 1181MI ACA ) Gem, ?mama Firth, hp., loalwlrod Hotry Owens, insM‘apil, Seep Ilsodwer, Deal, Ap. /*, aro Naleatea Skieldo, Apell C r i losimp Iteally, Wadeet., A p. IS. Annelidan Weary. eff Paha Ap. V Bolamee rends, Ay. 1, Start Albeit liawk ".ll ,2;averad, smbia.m.. ./ ADM Ketword, limey t oProomeat, OtaZFlT,Co la rlo °hear liakix, aresa: JamAdake, Ap. 21. lAverpool AsApppip. Ap. Prams AMes,(bwss April 111A1t.Petareburp Amdielita.. °Lwow. Ap. 111, Rests. Aar Clidsitm, laveshe2Al22, Ate. Agnes, Insitidthlg. April Yr, .N • An arimas, llll" khtelds ". "Ap. ,12. CRAM'. Agit 22 .2 l2 r 112222110 111 .222. 111. A.- alerdani Ass eel Sink, Illeakm=a _ - _ Aar, Wlet, Ap. 10, Oarrame Ateread, Cleausse4 A ., I st Ist Ap. If errassa has. 410.8 b, Slates lasi 12, aares lestw. Meagre, flealsaa, Ama Mar Slara Parsmsola Ap. IS asestadi Oats, Apill 211, Baneacte f Neratea, Ardiesra, Ap. artlity, Ilairdarit A FB Ills Carollar, Deal. 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Z I . 1 ;1 9 4N. SO W. /Imiewor, huipie itwodartaad New Tom ... April 17 41 if laohoft, bars- Uverpcol Quebec Apra rgm I. W. NalimMois Pa .. Gamma .... Mar. 19 gMal !Anatol ... N wlrark ... ter 46 to vr. = Lemke •-• f4 1 :M1i . ...1 * iff . W. Maori }Mold Liverpool ... Oakum Jim 4 IN. W. Haspoosat Nammay 'calm Image - War Jas. 433 Feb. 21 36 8. 17 W. B. la a.. vir -..)., Nakao Halifax Km 20 3N. •W. April 10 48 n lass rel .— Umopool ... RAMA Joha TooMmoo.. Demerara.— teg : 1 4 it "W. am ( l Malltal)... LITIM7OII4 . Tosehal .... . 2W. SI New York am 11140•Mi1.... 27 N. Jolla Illekt . ... 11.1.1411.1.14 1 N. IW. W. = 7 42 New °Tim 46 W. m. Cori AprU 30 AprU 17 =2 6 34 t i l .tell EMMA. New Yak ... April 543 fri April IS of the Start =tho lake AprU 16 38 16 Looks April 33 48 II KamOwallow .. 40 63 Maui Talparaloo... Mar. 18 IN. 31 W. = 11ohpst Limped ... Mar. 8 IN. 17 W. Llvermol ... New Tort... April 19 MI N. 26 W. aw illiagjoa telg Noma Liverpool.... AMI 632 1. A 8 N. 37 I W. Ihkemo Adehldo London Mar. 1 at IMMO roe limit M Loodasderry. Portoiverpool Wm... April 3 II gatelike obilo It Geer& Liverpool ... Newlostadit April April 34 60 10 W. Woad oat ... April 30 48 6 W. Woodside Of tbe Ilbzt [Advertisement.]—ANOTHEß PERMANENT CURE OP • NIZTOITI HBADACNN AND GIDDINTS. IN TIMM MAD NT ROLLO. VAT'S Pmts.—Kr. Wm. Smith, of No. 3, Little Tbouuv-street, Lam. both, snared for many years with a marrow bestkohe and giddiness In the bead, wbkh so prostrated Ws strewth, that he bad very Inds hops of a recovery. His disorders completely Milled the skill of several eminent &Mors, who, it appears, midst* his complaints for an section of tise ohm and he got worse ander their Vestment In dapaly, and u elate remoras, he oommemed PklnglikUowarePills, which bare had the effect of restoring him to perket health, and the =of a hale and hearty old age.—Sold by all i =ts, and at Holloway's establithment, 344, Strand, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. RAM—April 27, at Delston-ries, - INNLThIy, of a daughter. BARLOW.— April 96, at Rutland. gate, Hyde-park, the wife of P. P. Barlow, Jun., Esq., of a daughter. COLLIER.—ApriI 25, at Chiswick, the wife of Dr. Collier, of Spring. video, of. son. DASENT.—ApeiI 29, at Raton-place South, Eaton.square, the wife of O. W. Daseat, Eaq., of a eon. LANCASTEL—ApriI 27, at Watcringbury-place, Kent, Mrs. L.. Lin. caster, Oa eon and heir. LAWFORD.—ApriI 29, at Banetead, Surrey, the wife of John Lindsay Lawfosd, Eeq , of a daughter. LORR.—April 21, at Bedingham vicarage, the wife of the Bev. C. W. Lahr, of a daughter. LOCIARD.—ApriI 27, at Teignmoutb, Devonshire, the wife of Capt. H. Lugard, Royal Engineers, of a son. METRUEN.—ApriI 23, at Coeshara.court, Wilts, the Hon. Mts. Methuen, of a daughter. NEVILLE.—AriI 27, at Butleigh vicarage, Somerset, the wife of the Rev. W. P. Neville, of a daughter. NEWTON.—ApriI 25, at Warwick.equare, the wife of IL D'A. New. ton, Peg, of a daughter. BORKE.—April 24 at Dublin, the wife of M.A. Rorke, Esq., of a son. BWlFl'E.—April 26, the wife of E. L. Sidra, Esq., Reaper of H.M.'s JureLhoaas, of a daughter. TURNBULL—AprII 25, at Glasgow, Mrs. J. Turnbull, eta daughter. VIOEWL—ApriI 26, at Dulwich, Mrs. F. Tigers, of a son. WHITE.—April 25, at Edinburgh, Mrs. R. White, of a daughter. TUILE.—AprII 20, at Glasgow, Mrs. U. Tulle, of a son. MARRIAGES. HUNT—WATHEN.—ApriI 27. at Riegle=ley Church, by the Par. J. N. Davidson, vicar of East Rerptree, nomerseUbire, the Rev. R. Hunt, missionary to Prince Rupert Land, N. W. America, to Agnes Carothers, third daughter of I. Wathes, Esq., of ficsalay KAY—WAUGEL—ApriI 26, at Conley, Wilts, the Rev. E. May, rector of St Geerge's with Si. Paul's, Stamford, to Mary Elisabeth, second daughter of the Rey. J. H. Waugh, rector of Horsley. PIITAR—MAYHEW.—ApriI 28, at St. Paper" Postai-square, P. Pittar, rag., to Rose ll e, eldest daughter of J. Mayhew, bq , of Fitzroy-square. STU, 24, it Exton, by the Han. and Rev. G. Nod, the Hon. and Rev. A. G. Stuart, rector of Cattleman, Rut. landshire, to a Ex vary ton. Penelope, daughter of the Hon. and Be,. L. Neel, akar 110MSON—CAMPBELL.—April 24, at Bociudde, Island if Isla 1 4 the Rem. J. Dewar, of Kilehoman, B. Thomson. Hanks, Clipm'Australia, to Margaret Loulaa, ter or of D. o=o4 Peg., Rockside, Islay. INDALL--WILLIAIII9.—AnviI 26, at Christ Church, /Marko' by the Rey. Dr. Whiteside, Lorenzo, youngest eon of the late J. Mt. dill, E.g., to Julia, youngest daughter of the late It, Willimaa , Em., Prosmet House, near Searbro'. 'ERNON—DRUMMOND.—ApriI 26, at Brighton, by the Bishop of gt, AniA, the Rev. H. J. Vernon, to Caroline Ann, catty *WM of the Rev. B. R. Drummond, M.A., perpetual curate of IR. John's. Brighton. tAT9ON-00ATE&—Apt11 26, at All Sainte, Pavement, by the Rev. Canm Trevor, rooter, S. Watsm, Req., toCa th etine, fourth daughter ot w kte T. Coats, Rag., of North Cave. tEST—PHILLIPS.—ApriI 28 at Bridlington pariah dmb, by the Bev. T. I. Stewart, George Harrison, only eon of W. wow, Fog, of Beverley, to Hann* youngest daughter of the late T. P=lya, Rig., of Iwo& DEATHS. DlEM—April 22. at 'Emmen -place, --- Aleson, relict of the late U. Biwa, Eaq., aryl 75. . aged DLAIMOCK.—AprII 27, T. Blalklook, EN., of Stockwell-MIMI. Stockwell l4. BOUEDILLON.—ApriI $5, at Illghfleld, Exmouth, Elsa, wife of B. Bourdllke, Esq., of Bath, aged 42. CORBET.—ApriI U. at Glasgow, Neu A. Cachet, relict of the late Lieut. Corbel, R.N. DENNISTOUN.—ApriI 25, st Glasgow, G. Denntstonn, Esq. _ . - • • EDMONDS.—ApriI 23, at Wandnrceth.road, Sarah, relict of the late W. Edmonds, req., aged 81. OltANT.—Apell 23, at Dublin, B. Great, Eeq., Richmond-hlll, Monks. town, Daa JONEB.—April 26, at Kettering, Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Rev. K Jones, rector of Loddington, Northamptonshire, and of Upplogham, Rutlandahlre, aged 80. MONRo.—April 27, at Belmont Cottage, Nursling, near Southamp. ton, A. D. Mown, req., aged 27. PAGE.—April 24, at Chriatleton, Major Page, aged 73. _ . POOLS—April 36, at Mark.teld Rowe, Walton, T. Pool*, Fag aged 46. IVu) ST. BAWL—April 26, at Lyraingtoa, Rants, C. St. Batt* El 9. • STERHY.—ApriI 27, at Cie ogre, Groavance.plaoe, Mar. late, relict of the late Rev. A. Sterky. wARNE—ApriI 27, at Oikad, Mr. W. T. Wama r acholarof et, John's Collage, sided mom of Mr. W. wane, et Old Brompica, Middlesex, aged 21. WELFORD.—A6rII 11, Swab, widow of the late Richard Welford, Esq., at Illsribereee4 Wilts, aged 73. WILLS.—April 22, at the rectory, St. Leonard, George William Bar row, infant son ct the Rev 0. WAL Willa, rector at that pariah, aged 1 year end 3 maths. WILSTROP.—ApriI 26, at Mokaslay, Eleanor, youngest daughter ot the late Kr. Wilstrop, egad 22. - - br WILLIMI lim.m So. el. LaMar% Ja 011 a of Lao*" Printer. at tbs M.m. la Lao batel-dreill It posilist d 111110106-1 new. La 1. 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