The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-14 00:00:00

=stead. I eassre eel whether Mr. Watley refused piens' ennumuldeation with anyone she. I was in the !mew all Me time. hp she Jery.-14either Matheson ncr Etsworth expressed CIF bare to be permitted to speak to Mr. Watley staid he ONO wain. Sewn& 11,:%f the some regimost, egereberstel the het that Matheson ies* bees from ire Is an she= le kr. W private room. Mr. Arab Gawp ware, • parliamentary rolemh• the Mare* Meng* deposed thee he had ateenied, es the ISM d August. Mil t • esestaist Rasta Hal t * the Me lilla et Goggles In it .sop nod navy. Mr. Watley, the asenworse — inthe mole • epee& Witne s s's re port Mat in the Miriam Chreenele sew was enbasnathe ages& Se led iseigeged et Waal his Mort keel saes, bat _bred baying sad the sopa sect day, as& Is as best of kh lab& le was sane& Mr. J. P. WiheM she • MIME la the Manift Carlllia, samba tbe waft a bear Hall, but he hal also het as WOW them an* MI ne isseilatioa whatever a Mr. Weiteemeseh. Mr. A. limeng, se sallesser, era allot he the purpose of peals thst the exposes et • midst bad at the Cram sod usher Tavern, es the 4th of September, 1846, ter the wpm of puha up a tegliaostel to Mr. Wakley, bad been pad by him ; but the glass sad he had never albs en the lab*. to Mellen B. Sega. the hedge who ha Wilted the punishment ups the tiegmeed *Mir, MOM the* be had hem esaminel sK the inquest up to a arias pat. Us Mae* very mesh Is be permitted to pressed with Ws ,as, but lie sse sapped by the contesr.—Creasageasi: I was oohed whither I hag received any speed miss to figg the assn. I sahl sot, erne* that I wee be de say hag, TM coroner them red , as I had exacised my own *bureaus, I might be =1 bi a tt er aidenes, and he thosobt It better not to Mr. Hawkins, a rgporter, proved part et the rimming up of the mereser. Sir David Baled examised.—l attends* sli the *tags of this aqua asap the first. I have heti as Waist is it except I soy I never anemia en Massa be fore. I .ered that Mr. Wakley west taggsgh his tali sass wish post ability ; but I thought there was ma mama gbh net M sessive say evidence in favour of the cairn of the 7* Hams Lead to receive seek evidence as woad tell zrtr. That disposition seemed to exist pagrally t the whole of the inquiry. Cress examined.-1 remember Dr. Wanes yes tendered as a witness by Mr. Clarke, and the COMM , refased le exa mine him. Ile was the only wittiest farmsly lembersi and rejected. The raison assigned by the fame, he not receiv ing Dr. Warren's widows was that he might be im wt e h ered. Dr. Warren this made a statenesst he reed. All the medical shames wars seige wd raelher they wished to alter or add any thing to their evidesse Whirs the pronenlings terminated. I was present only at part of the summing up. It bug then after six o'clock, the further hearing of the case was adjourned to this day. COURT OF HANKRUPTCY.—TUTaaDAT. H O O P Oammisionar Holm& ALLIORD Fa•VailLare Paarsaiixcl. The oertilloate of J. F. Wills, °meat mansheteirer, of Portsmouth, wee appaid by Mr. Cubs, for several creditors. His debts were 8,11001. ; estimated a seta. 3 7 41 . 40 11244 681. In ezendaation the baakrupt stated that he made himeelf bankrupt on the advice of hie 'dither, Mr. Biagio& who also represented the assignee, Mr. James. Had amignei whin property to Mr. Jaelcon. Did not think the emigres had tried to get it back. Had been where Legate the -ation of Portsmouth, of which Mr. Jol son meehmal, and thus became indebted to him for hes resolved. In Aril last owed him 9001.. in addition to 3001. unoweent el the eurperatioa. He then gave 'skean a martenge sm bls hoe" the share which he held in some = i nedi a bill ef sale of kin furniture. The latter re fa lab paffulla till the 7th Noy., when it was re moved Whim ewe days WAN' she bankruptcy. Had elootteh the mane of the Mirk of white he owned one third, at Boma the propssty enehtasel to Jackson, had 101 l of toy essistexicis. NM had some in- Meset in a sod mum badness ; but there wan no debts to these ~Wei - greed celleatirg.—Mr. W. Nombre, cal merchant, Portsmouth, deposed that he owned a third part of the barges in which the bankrupt was OMMillalpi i had bad great &Mashy In getting an amount fres Ids. It was not true that be owed the bankrupt 601., as apresseted in the balance-sheet. He claimed to be a c e dgier he 2001. odd. The difference was owing to some item if empeediture for the barges, which he repudiated.—The Ommaissioner said the eau was one which required to be andied by the sewn reprobatios of the wart. The book let* eseM sped nothing lees, basin clearly denuded him dell his proper, before anning to the court. The are meet be sespeadal for eighteen months, without pro toolles. flemeememe statisaque, Ildroyd, mid Sodium Zs Cassissism A tilt disposiss of Ilhe kiwi 'lithe day ths above-sassed eosimislasers sat Is subdivisies mart to dispose at a psist mid& had arises MI the prinks day, cm the esambsadas is rivals et a biskrapt named Colambiae a molieitsr, is Carltosvehamben, awl which had been referr ed by the coal. ai#esim then Ades (Goulburn) to the d.d.ion of a subdivides court. Mr. Bagley, for the a-signets, proposed to ask the bank wept the question ' " Was there a settlement executed by you is coniemplation of your manias, ?" Bankrupt. —The assignees having, by their notice in writing, dat. 4 21st June last, delivered to me, pursuant to the order of Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce, dated lath Jana last, statements that they intend to set up as an set of beakruptcy, &swag sev,ral other alleged sets, on the trill of a cause, • Columbine e. Pennell," brought by me under the authority of the said Vise-Chancellor, to try the validity of the fiat hated against me, the alleged execution of • wreath Weeders of settlement purporting to best date 12th January, 1847, and to be made between the plaintiff in seek action (03 soli) and my present We before our makers, and alio certain articles of agreement purpor ing to bear even date therewith, and constituting, as alleged, a settlement of all my roperty, with very small and nth trial having be p en appointed for h earing oa ednesday, the 14th February instant, and being this day summoned to produce a certain indenture of sediment sad certain articles of agreement alleged to bear date the same 12th January, 1847, and which said deed and artieles of Fgr,ement, if any such there be, not being in m session, custody, or power, and having had no ref notice to produce the same, but on the contrary, no application whatever havi ng been ever made to me ma the subject of them respectively, till the eve of the said trial, namely the Bth of February last, late in the evening, when I was served with the summons of the commissioner, I do herby respectfully but firmly decline to answer further the question put ; and 1 submit that the same is not such a tiered= as I am by law required to answer, and that it is in substance and effect to make me prove an alleg ed act of bankruptcy out of my own mouth, against which humbly protest. 1 have no further sneer to make to the question as to my Imarriemeasttlement. Mr. Oesner Holroyd—Your objection may be a good cm, but it does not appear to apply to the question put ; it seems to have come too soon. Whether there was a settlement or net cannot affect these other proceedings. The bankrupt again declined to answer, and his deposition being reduced le writing, he affixed his signature to it. Ile thea said—l bare ao oldestlon to add that certain instru muds were eseested, bat decline to answer whether or not they or my of them were exeauted by me. Certain deeds were emermsd la hammy 11147, the same having been metered eel mgremth in November previous. My wife was ti the parties by whom they were signed, sad there were ether paths as trwitees. Mr. Come dssioan Fonblanque.—l may at ones declare my updates that you are bound to answer the original ques tion, wlether_you executed them, and then to state the other particaleth I have not the smallest particle of a doubt about that. Mr. Conernimioner Cloalburn.—That is my view of the ems. Bankrupt—That quietism I respectfully decline to an swer. Had the derives, given me a Lager notice, I might have bets this te pledgee the deeds. Is mewls to other =I them the samakskamiti bmisapt mid the n set lm his pommies ; he bad applied At them, but they ware sew in - Prsace in etimmume oft pa endings pending is the Fren ch south Mr. Deans, kw the trauma, contended that the ems tics ought not to be pat. A fiat had been taken oat spinet the belkrupt Ia the early part of 184_ ,7 • the adjudication was disputed, on the Lamed th at there had been no act of bank euptey ; and the - Tice-Chancellor bad directed the imam to IMorfed at law. The trial 'toed he to morrow; GM not until the Bth loth had the smigness ailed he the predsetion of this deed, whisk was sow is risen, end emenmently could not be produced. The akereasstaasse of this ease did act ten kw the menhe of the extmetiersy powers of this mart of committal sad imprimansm. TIM hot of the pro sseg psalm is the Vies-Cheasensee mart wethi pre veatimZ balm* being sailed ea le mom Oh amass mad this MGM bed 'sly beta reaceted te le &Ws =da deed whisk could set be pears& at= came from Inisthetk dowsed ruled that a bash rapt mid set be called on to peeve Ms ems limimpley. Ilat" the Gat being dilfellll, the commirdes Ilerif was - the UMW sub Indies • sad the besinsM math met be ailed on order that memithea ke lith he AmMod, to earn/ the Cam if the mart was=hima en emtind that they bad a as to mut they would easels their power et imgriss. mast Mr. Begley supported the Owings the moth= ea lie postai power of alma - teas sommiedessen TM of had the but names iskr aiiik then 111109 le pedalos the dee& es they bmi bemoan hi ta= *Mk was in the beads et mak sadism ia It warm scats smeweilag the assitha that an Mita dim 11041.1. MAN* 011 So brand* oi eit lima= bo a ,. aimmais. taamisstd &the beak was but had bad the melee dSt em% asegyrwelMME aIL allie " elbow v.lffalialea Mbere" (14 Kamm mi A 4 l = l leisl a wbsee the twin dispated, the Visa we; WM the OM malt cad it wee thid the Usk altualinagmbs et, pewee elm bask- Teral• Aga d raremeth me be admitted le mime Ms Mr. Cambither sa manes alma( hit estate he M loved r meow as lola Aim mid, men ft be "Ms.& rope semi lb sera Mids. . ggc. Duels s bterter etstmeled that the AMof ihe ems was se meth Mt the beabrupte refund • um Mgt ammeithethas bed amend ems Ommleisser Seim said Wham me lli nthansee glea la Mao II hems lb deity te give lie AM If the itheillum ba4 bees Is I CON Mere 3 sithil elealies was saihmted, the ham* 'em u b w , I ; , • THE bees bowl to answer ; bet here the timbres in dis puted the ouljudieetioo, sot wltkia the dm dye allowed, but immediately es his Mare et ee+se que s tion mesised ial tr , whether is had bees adjedseated a isseimpt. leery bankrupt wee bail wawa I ow gleamy eissahmid it (gimbals hisolite min le the thatmey et his Matt; bet Moe thew at weal i at IThe poutp ti* men test =Mos& Mr. had theweees ism elide ill• bee bpi let alliwillogaisre paved his ewe ems M*. moo sew Mei. he theeehl the dealt lei Fewer to amp& die eagegor I let they bid also disseellea whether they meld sommitegasti mho lie eldest gigot power was so cowl a Y diedesego ettle Mete midis*, he thee& it eglt net to be geogsked is Ms ass ▪ tiesmdedosor Halsey& assaulted as a cou suit kr es wrowcw le Ike t oo t quest. Hu rt ret wi lorre r ipessios was at ell ispetanc, with reteresee to the emit mime eiseerbam, bemuse his mower sew would polo* set be midges* in the ether west Had the bask rept lime estresseedsea, the mart might lam tom die pored to mossie ; but es the ossee had deliyod lollies kr the deed di dens upon the Via, tied as they avowedly prised this series ter the mks ot mine the an swer elsewhere, he did set Ink the mpow erspt. et tha assert to omit he onsesised epiost the hesi • 011ookisaill sit there was me &for esee homage lima as& lie lemma brethren es to the peer et the mart. But be time* the haehrept's mem it his Weed were muesli/ himiees. Hd b Mdgel who weep the Melees of the dead. the mimes might hoes mead ilo esardeo. It wee OM melibem side of b a . dust up to the be ef trial pleinditi gad delbadoste Wee them. selves be emmised ; sad the seas 11111 esteeledb polies in the peddles et the bankrupt. He did set Ink Met the answer would de tits bankrupt any Wu, owl it., there/re, thombt it eight to be «domed by the pewees Use Nest pawed gleam tacit asewerod the dwerlydra of ate steles Iron tee yaowester's how*, mad he wired tb *sabot, sal sensed the trimmer bakes he had tear to wake say resist. anee.—Ye. flos Identified the seal :sealer*, and else a needle 41100 band in tea pritearr's postrarke, as part of the tuba .—la answer to Yr. Yardley the clime said the wee Mown me a thief, and lived la ese et the he... Is Heals .treat.—Mr. Yardley reaoradoi the lamer bra week. EAMIERSMITH.-I , oolllno ens • Marra En. — T. Sabin was belly estariarloheined with uom ai ng 3. =ed keit the tedismat et Healy, whioh wee W metal wthrsokllmil theMaA of Dec. het he west le 'Moan a wake sill* aR n Cor ea. !Mk thole a row took *se between sr and others, d awe skate haring lasall=e iney llaew taw the rand bribe. er Mies album tweet& Ids. ssir sodeavesrei Is set eon thek way. lerwever everts* hi., eel sae ethos ikuth bin with a etkki to prime histioady ellwweads diaewhig a stone at him, whisk draft his ea Hie VII sad be fall bleeding to the grated. The pelotas' awl edam this issressiled h e Ind boot bin ever the head sod hely la • boreal eraser Ida their stab. They left his sad wised meth. 11111 M. Who =teem them. He (Reada: sot ta.paneat et the kr a meth, sad he and a ate Nettles*, from the hewn Nape* piths Matta, that = was waspletely doefreyed.—The lamer we tally tad for trial. RAILWAY NE W&-TUESDAY. 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INIVC 4 D& de. ....... K led. at yle. de Falai, a tread/man, aiming on business as a dealer in t 3, E s t i t e ! ::::: /7 3 1 _ .1*.60. . YEILSIM, iiiirmik foreign one, pictures, bijouterie, tirc., at 391, Oxford-street, me D o . tw,,,,,„ ..... $ , Wen. 1k0m.1317. w and 131, Resent street. was charged by the Rev. R. Bells, et Do. .... fd. Yan k. News., a 14119 aerate of ili. Paul's, Limon-grove, with having gained ad- 4 0, - 4 22.. szsolYkANw 1 =items ism kis hero under fraudulent pretences . — Cam- / D.. At. eilliw.lolwl2l 1 l o;'; V t. plainest area that ea the same morning, as he wee drew- 26 DaProlseaW., r mr....„7.,, ue , 11,g, kis errant bonded him a card, saying that a person who ~, , i we i nor! • •..A 1,1 Y 116.1OSsen had even it In wed to on him. The name and address ; $, ,,, D y . E.:70, 4 r . 41 3 5 1 04 t zaw. 1 6: 1 27 11 as upon the card wee " Kr. J. Williams, St. John's-terms, 40 Da ... .. .... . X 73L Pease, Suwon. Islingtos." He (ampleismat) went down, and in the N ~_ 0 . ?leg 8 disyle.liellest . it lid drawintreem lima tits delliadant. lie asked him the na- ig tr aki gli i i ni a:7 41 s Ea r = 4I i I tore or kb aseloem, whoa be hesitated a little, and after 2.16 Do. Tl l ...... ed. apoleMsing far isleudirg, said le had called to inquire about le lon_Arlites4 B . if . i. 6 111 1 1 1 Legeweeser 9 GO. a - pertem whom he (complaisuat) knew, the Count de Con- s t 1 '''' ..... D ..,,, v ;g 1 41 - ii . Dino 7 Ma. ID Nu and Idere_ - datoel. Ommpleisant said he did not know any such person, ie u Da.a.6p.0.11811 U Deraera of Frame and that he *might defoliant bad come to his house for as 6 066611101•06 6 Odom a Berdseas improper purpose, and sompleinaat cent for • policeman, 21, D. p ="X , lge Pens dart Loam Dade 5 wawa arrival, the alkodent abased him, al- 100 loadneeg.Wmier ti it Paris era lirieasir ,30 31 iirazias dot be was acting soldier like a gentleman nor d 11 I 9 Paris and Dtrailiona 1 a . The constable who took defendant i g^ 10 ptttm 1 * , Roam and BMW .. I 11 into wastody produced* Bard which defendant are in at the 26 D 47 .407.0. 7 .a . "ja 6.bro and we, yi r - statics ;it here his debt aims and his place of business in i.) Lo.lut 377. „AI ill a 477. 14 Otroobner, & 8010.. 01f rd-street and Bagemeamest.—Defeadant : I had several l'; 120 . 10 " 4 -.M ai i 0 4p. 9 Tom cud N 09109 • D0.0.8.98..11 a 16 0 82 Wart flawday...... I cards is my point, mid perhaps took out the one the cora- ' *anent received which I handed in, not thinking at the RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAIdEIf =sent whether it wee my own or not. I can give the STANDING ORDWIIII CONDIIIIII. highest testimonials is lie my respeelability, and I have for Edinburgh and Northern (Dunfermline branch, &c.) many yews bad draw with Ile WOW noblemen and three bills, A, B, C. One bill to be proceeded with =et Is the hod lathe wiry it Inds. Defendant here selection let to the puttee. Is ib effa s ia rate rumseems min connected with business Ie • brip irmeume. Mr. Swabia wooed Illim sad Mt Waled timer in, as well es Ina Ibe ebelsmod a a idiom aimed Kirsch, who bed lama sago wellies by tiellmithat to a partner at one et kb booms of bade mss the be (defendant) was a man of reepestellity ; at the sew limbs wet of opinion that the rev:gentpwhen he gavetheeharge, thought that he was not may pntecting himself, but; tt . . was doing his ditty . Re (the magistrate) ritt i ~ ta tsiiou glued that was wrong. It WU WA. C 1 • .oa parties were gala. tto the houses efreveren I', 1" men to collect alias ke eiergymen alleged to be ins 4 '., , s and that much impoillss has been practised. Thew at . ' y ma gistrate ( defendant), added, that, satiois d'as he was alio el the accused, he should strongly necomeassil the reverend gentleman should make to. awash honorable at once, in order to prevent ulterior pro sodies.. Oempldnant—l think, sir, you have taken too favourable a view on the part of defendant. I'll not withdraw an I have said or done, and I feel that no apology should be required from me. Kr. Broughton—lf he had had an improper object in view when he came to your house and gave in his card " Kr. J. Williams," he would, if he was an improper character, have still kept up the name and not have given his real address and name. The worthy magistrate finding that all his en deavours to effect a reconciliation were perfectly futile, said to defendant, " I am sorry for what has occurred to you and I shall disehnowyou."—Defendant then quitted the court. WESTMINSTER. ASSAULT DT • SOLDIII. —J. Kennedy, a private in the Scots Fusilier Guards, was finally examined, charged with assaulting Anne Jennings. —On the evening of Saturday week, complainant was at the bar of the Ring's Arms, Tothillstreet. Westminster, when defendant, who was in company with some of his comrades, accosted her In very filthy language. She told him not to interfere with her, as she wished to have nothing to my to him, and said dual he repestf dhis conduct, she would throw the contents of the drinking vessel she had in her hand over him. Defendant immediately laid hold ofher and gave her a push in doing which a small portion of the beer was spilt over him, when he attacked her with great fury, struck her violently in the mou th , and kicked her so despe rately that it was found necessary to take her to the hospital, where she was scarcely able to move for a week in conse quence of the injuries she had received.—Defendant , in reply to the charge, said that the complainant was most abusive to his go well as to those who were in company with him, or be should not have acted as he had done.—Mr. Broderip committed the prisoner for trial, and in default of bail he was iodised up. O Imam & &Ws. 011 Da. New EC_ Pi De. Kra 401 li o D. : .re. Oothr y. .. ... Li Di. TWO ... lI IsT r . • ~....t yri Lil a owl is i ko r ~. , gt ON Awes .... . _. . INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—TISTIMDAY. Bofors Yr. Cosardwioarr Low. IN Rs F1.10131C1 ILMT 01INOND.—GANBLING Ta. O- ACTIONS. Thk isselvent, who had been formerly cook to the Duke of Northumberland, appeared for judgment. He bad been heard on two former oessaioss, md was not opposed by his creditor , . His mm howereer, investigated by the horned commirioaer, sod he iMW from him the manner in which he had disponi of Ws property, and 'messed hineselt of opinion that there had been a making away of property to the injury silks moillisok Fmk the seliedule it appeared that the to bed opened a e 1 dub-house " at 31, St. Jameesotreet, tot elite he lest 3,0001. He had • capital of 4,0001. sod kr some years had been • sportier Aaraeier, hefting cm bone nem and " field sports," as they were termed. His winnings had been about 4001. e. year, and he eteddered he had lost In Are years 3001. a year. On one of the two former hearings, the insolvent was ordered to Me ma amended balance-skeet, ehowiro the disposition of his property ; and on the a Mr . Kelehle was required to Wised. Although not by the crediton, the learned Commissioner intimatedVa notion toremeadthe Walesa; tad as the present occasion be appeared to native the jsigmeat tithe nun—Hie Honour said be boil Windy siteva Its opinion on the ease. The in. solvent bed node a very unfair disposition of his property, and the Imiltmest was that he be remanded from the vesting order (20th Dee.) for • period of eight calendar month. :T em. .19139 : 1 101 lbw NANUM/14 WilLKMlstlk . iv. !IN% 14 13i II li'.Lair 13*1 i I .114 • : Isr MIDDLESEX BESBIONB.—TISTIIIDAT. Bann Mr. Witham end a fan berthed MaftlAnies. to The February Alaimo/4 Bessie. of the Peet* oommeneti yesterday morning at Clerkenwall. The calendar contained 4 1 the names of 71 • for trial, rather below the average number ; and of them ware charged with felony. Of the 1 ,1 aggregate number 30 amid real and write imperfectly, 6 h could mad and write we :1 (a number much above the IA average), ?A could neither read nor write, and 12 mull read only. Tx NW, MAGISTIATI.—B. Bond Cabbell, Esq., M.P., took the oath of qualification u a justice of the pesos for the r i county of Middlesex. POLICE.-YISTERDAT. a ire e 1 3 i 44 lit T , 11 10 1 LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN ACCOUNTS. The directors of the London end South-Western have published, in anticipation of their martin, a statement of their accounts to the 31st December last. The following is the revenue account ; by which it appears that the disposable balance for dividend is 96,9351. 16s. 2d. PlMlliern Flans Goods &oft reds Mimi 001112AITTWIG . 2 OF WIT. 14 fat ILI are pis sa aid erg oa s— (mama amminsao 9.1416 17 4 7' OM 1/ 0 1264 0 1 2,164 111 11 1,892 1 4 40,192 61 1 = l ithatanaman aandana and&tan MINIONISIB. le pelt 0011- M mated ..... Yaw limb aid eau mat w~".i uii:i~ Wei it sis -1 Locokoetva D 17•11711137 : WIWI of ekelkenten sad &moo Wakes reechsake, lobos , &dodo& Material, seed lectudee of ca. 10640 e. Gee Coils sad coke ....... CASILIAOI Men's wares . . ..... MAterfsla for repairing ear Muss. lona% trucks, ke.. Ineledieg ow, cotton. wade, dewing, ..... &rein — Fen s al/ goviesat's Wart re ia name. V al m i t a r dr imd l:L k mad kibi len. d irsit e s t saw. . Asta s wa Vwa, ned .... z.= _ ... SOITTHWABIL—Ronny ex ma Qtrzaw's Puns. Pries wu re-examined, charged with stealing a gold wake elmin and a quantity of Jewellery, the ,iroperty of T. Pushy, an inmate of the Queen's Prue. m e stated that he wee related to the prisoner a, Os 4th of and ary wi h teus fr a iently io e n za t y l ed em h h in i i i yeas he a tow minutes, and ca his return he found a carpet beg bad berm Mead open. and a gold watch chain and other pro perty, WOO war do h had been stolen.—A constable said that what be aggrelemied the prisoner, he exclaimed. " Oh! I know all Sid the property. Peachy dare not come animist me, as I am swan hew he same ranted of the things." After willies bed tams his to the police station, he aseertidaed that the preperly hod been disposed of by the primer's fathsr.—A. Steak with whom the prisoner tired. proud Set the rhyme had the property, and that he we $011b• pulls ef it Is If father for dispoial.—Mr. Cottle.- hue semmitted hint IS trial. flunnuto. —J. Harley was re-examined charged with wafting and wounding Margaret Patt. The paimer ins lionelling with and ill-aims a was with whoa be Sid. Her mums were keard by the psi* is the room below, and assail ethers by the uses Putt, who went up to take her pe rt . she ea fumuliaely narked by the gainer in the dart, and be bailed @squeal wounds with a knife. She retuned to the apertmems the bed left bludistiVly, and bees* quite salumiled hem loss of Neel. Weed these brined weeds the left ars , sad ese/fter r il a sib sae demeseess gush @ad sibielt had wadi met bet barrte. we was rasesA is the Imam liespftalorbeee the bee else vsselsed.—The primer mu wain ressisisd. Owns OP 817/LOLAZT AlOb 11101011121 N-1. Pal elkee hisaiseely Minis fee _of lir. A. Mem% peiepuel, Lswasdrest, W sad Miami aregsW 10 sum *states& Tm proseater soli Ilmiit Ii Velsk ea the passilbs sight he made every. din 11111.1 0 ” II sum beim be west to bed. He ease does Mess ass ssmis about half pest seven e'eleek, and fed eseyllie laileiss sad leeparty et evea r deselp. tiss elusemA *sal Ole fear. Ile mind snug lea *lap sad asisar, Welles a essidembie Oak sew lasftwor. The pedeor wygps,"Mb mesa Me is bask mai yes op szahbe Odom wood Se bas 'Wised rne by ow use passim at as rear do esdrbad egos Ibe pathos slam =I sbidi lad boa sad PM OW beam et Or bees tiosted.—A WM Mat h; ID wilire a put eiembst of abut aegas, deeded.. >3e yes ilis ra l lesos fa Oda sites, whin be flaw tbe slimy pear Ms ems bows. ealiblen Is esseal elms a joqp sod subisia. Ile w Amtlo he IM IF . " Insp. to avoid mar - :..ii::ii.::l *:::- I lig slari. I*w 33:100 0 MO 0 630 0 2.140 0 Worth( err Gonnusist DIESY WWII TILL: m ood a Lows oda Nem Model la 11 . alliagjektax2 LI toototooto oni imam to UM Deasabis. len lOW 0 3,704 13 708 0 6.200 0 9,902 16 990 0 4.463 13 C 7 2 12,302 11 3.18 6 3,871 19 241 0 420 0 UAW U MI mi lig 9.0 X 9 se se s 448 A ici.iii 'a tua io A a. LeBo 1272.888 15 7 1 2 8 27.100 13 11 33.016 4 7,60 1 49.1611 16 117,7% 2 Li. Wand as alb— WM dare Waring as assa - iaiiiii Lam* %tit It 121: war Limed ea dame k liss tor owl lam& usii• lisi:.::::= . : ... . 19,57319 =Ka 6 OW 0 BAJO 0 3.000 0 11,97213 moan •.83 4 •0,036 0 UIS SOU ....................... . ..... It m a .1=2) 1 11. Nowak Wise 0 1 4 111 .• • . is tin I A v. d. 974.'14318 3 Vag I I U 6.90 U 9 :. 6 GAO 19 9 KM 19 0 Ali o I AUX 10 'REM WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1849. MIDLAND ACCOUNTS. The director. of this Ilse hare also Wined a statement of their amounts for the past eta imonths, preparatory to their Mbeeting, mkt& takes place at Derby on Thursday amt. This document affords the kdlowing particulars relative to the revenue account froze 30th of June to 314 Dee., 1843 : To mahmisamass of way sad works:— To dr snobs at secaals=s of ........ • To To aralassra skirl ' - - I 11,111 I 2.093 14 I.IIT U £u• was • ..... 26.909 910 To looorsolloo pow : To waking onion ....... ......... To To = irt Z Z i tre seam ..... lb soma sod vows ropily' sod Or TonSts sosone. booladlog o&rt p .. orOan ood good% Om. am tar Minimal& mambo c 4 neffolmy 81,761 3 6 10,914 12 2 %MO 1 3 1,1 01 26 2 17 1 6 10 0 ,3 DieApo _ I; e ill 4 .I .....=....... ....... kil 111111110 ....... ..... 4 0 fflaiil ... . .i lli h l;o;P w lit;;Stis; Ala... ..... 1.908 110 1,060 0 0 100 0 0 3,326 10 4 1,113 4 6 2,892 10 10 9.082 14 6 2,410 18 4 8.750 0 0 111.179 10 8 'o lobo nod taus ..... ........ !a ums= 6o 4 14 6. sal ft Ti NEW v. , =i B at a per ouill. per oasua veers rook Nimble to the Ma Osgood iaßoow Clool- Toraiiiii Viiii:WA * iiiiiii *i4;'& magi ewe Illembillon SA per ant sleek mil dliffila To ho Intend on proportion of L7O ,hires diargooblo to revenue 23.308 10 24,225 10 33.1160 3 To fund tot renewal of permanent To Wanes 1 / 7 =WA time far lisitioar i t Lelli — MilliTe 1548 80 pt. 4, 1848. Z o r ic =z . .a MOO 0 0 g 3 par mill on eilloanlWomlabol t 710 0 0 air S r i al 0. amt. on I rid Dods Vi i ._. ass u 1 L 3 WON& Wig Moo 4201 A 0 Hs= Ilessap.tuiliiii..in:l44;::::::::::l 9p.14,1* ..... ........... .......... aUi..... ........ ....... Oyods ..........................I Minerals ..... ...... ........... ......I Ashby Qua , ........ ........ By rents By interastoseamiL .. By ............ 10,000 0 0 202,30 19 9 £ a 195.460 8 A a d 193,879 3 1,681 5 9 308,492 19 19.133 19 1C,402 9 8,674 9 13.741 1b 03.906 *Ail 4 613.143 6 11 3,601 13 7 3064 18 1 6,683 3 0 366 16 4 1.0 828.408 2 8 MONEY MARKET. TIII6DAT STEWING. The liquidation of the account which matured this day was the leading business of the market, and, so far as hitherto has transpired, has been unattended with any casualty of au unfortunate character, not withstanding the extraordinary range of prices, as however remains to be verified more precisely by the result of pay day, which to-morrow will close the settlement The transactions in Consols, both for money and the account now opened for the 13th of March, have been extremely active and numerous, and in the aggregate of important consideration, although it did not appear that any of those extensive opera tions for account of leading capitalists, or combinaticeas of speculators, were in question, which are not un usual in times of excitement, when a decided course of action upon settled opinions is undertaken upon a l large scale with a view to special results, whether et a rise or fall in prices. Individual opinion on all hands would, however, seem to have been decidedly I favourable to the further progress of prices, for al though Comb; retrograded for money about the middle of the day to 93a, or say nearly 1 below the opening rates, yet each was their elasticity that very shortly afterwards they were bought at 94k, and before the close of the market at 941, when quoted 941 to 1, leaving off a fraction lower at 941 to 1. Throughout the day, it is to be observed, there was a rather marked continuation us between money and time stock, reaching occasionally to 1 per cent., but by the close of business it was re duad to /, when Console for account were quoted and left off 941 to 1. Reduced Threes were 944 to 1, Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 95Z to 1. Long Annuities, 9 1-16 to 1. March Exchequer Bills, 435. to 46.. prem.; the June bills 46s to 495. prem. India Bonds, 50e. to 525. prem. The foreign market obtained little of the attention of jobbers, who were necessarily more pressingly en gaged in the fore part of the day with the business of the settlement, and subsequently found more potent attraction in the Consols market, with its excitement of ascending prices. The more noticeable occurrence in foreign stocks was the farther rise in Russian, which were bought at 1091, and quoted 109 to 11.1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 50 to f; the Fours, 79 to 80. Belgian, 80 to 2. French Three per Cent. Rental; were done at .491 ; at exchange, 25E 30c. Daniell, without business, were quoted 66 to 70. Spanish Fives 18 to ; the Threes 30 to 3; Passives, 4} to 1. Portuguese, 26 to 6. Mexican, 25 to 1. Brazilian, 80 to 2. Chilian, 92 to 4. Peruvian, 48 to 50. New Granada, 15 to f. Venezuela, 19 to 21. Buenos Ayres, 25 to 7. Ecuador, 21 to 31. A bargain at 84 was done in Cuba Bonds, which seldom make their appearance at market The Consols account, now brought to a liquidation, opened on the 16th ult. with Consols for this account at 891 to as the closing quotations of that day. The fluctuations of prices since, with the particular dates of their occurrence, as between the highest and lowest rates for money stock only on the days cited, are subjoined. It is to be remarked that prices re mained without any very sensible movement in the intermediate dates : Jan. 16. Comas Wog N 9o it* IL(7. 17. 2S. do. 26. do. reb. 1. do • 893 89 99 91 91 do. 7. do. 92 91 9. do. 111. do. 9:1 13. do. Foreign exchange was quoted rather lower, or with a downward tendency to-day on some of the chief drawinge rg laoes. On Amsterdam the negotiations were 12.2 to ;on Rotterdam, 12.21 ;on Antwerp, 25.70 ; on Ham , 13.111 ;on Frankfort, 121 to 1; on Petersburg, 361, to ; on Paris, 25.55 to 60 (at short 25.30 to 35) ; on Vienna, 11.24 to 26; on Leghorn, 32.10 to 30; on Naples, 40 to 401; en Madrid, 461 to ;on Lisbon, - 51/ to;—all at three months, except as otherwise expressed. The advises from Hamburg to the 10th instant re present money with the same want of employment, whilst funds and shares remained without improve ment. Gold had buyers at 437. Exchange on Lon don, Ito better for long, and /to / for short, paper. For bills on Paris there wu little demand and paper over. Bills on Holland were 16 to 20 cents. better paid. On Petersburg money was had for bills at 34 to 6.32 ; Coupons and Mandate, 331 to 1. Bills on Vienna at 1671 found few takers. More wheat was offering, and the market therefore flat, at a decline of Is. Spring shipments from the Baltic were held for 40s. to 41s. The market for coffee was firm, and there wu more inquiry for rice. Sugar was dull, with only small sales to local re finers. It is complained in accounts from Ireland that the improvement in trade generally observed here has not at all extended to that unfortunate country, and in proof, the continued demean of the bank paper circulation is referred to. From the official returns dell the Irish banks far the month ending the 27th ult. it is stated that the notes were further in decrease, sr compared with the month preceding, by 113,0001., or nearly 600,0001. lea then at the same veriod lent year. In !peas the antenna showed an morose of 49,0001. This wit el reef in however, by no amen eo ecoelethe el the het es is esemed. Zile retest el Mr.ithised Thuile*, es behalf of ma ether Peetesesee beadhelime, spinet the dednelisn el ems4serth ban the fret belf-yeeee dividing of 1847, now only In some et wont, and the emersion of that fourth isle a ire three per eat (inhered) stook, woe tee Ye far bodice previously. It stabs; That, on the presentation at the office in London of the financial agency of the Portuguese goverment by him (R. Thornton), the appears: and other bald or eerifiute holden ofthe coupons or dividend warrants annexed to *retain cer tificates granted in pursuance of decrees of the government of Portugal, and demand undo by him and mem rupee duly for payment of the dividends foe the first half year of 1847, die thereon, the same were not fully paid, but a de duction of 25 per ant. made therefrom in conformity (u alleged) with a decree of, and instructions from, the govern ment of Portugal. And the appesrer, on behalf of himself and the committee representing and appointed by the For tuguese bond or certificate holders in England, and on behalf of each and every of the said holders, did protest and requested me the said notary to protest against the said decree and de duction, and also for non-payment of the arrears of int , rest, now due to the appears and the other certificate-holden. And I, the said notary do accordingly protest against her Majesty the Queen and the government of Portugal, and the financial agent in London of the said government, for the wrong and injury suffered and to be suffered from the said deduc:ioa of 25 per eentum, and from the non-payment of the arrears of interest now due, and pay able to each and every of the slid bond or certificate holders: holding her Majesty the Queen of Portugal and the 'government thereof always liable and responsible to make full payment and cows =lrto the appearer, and the said other bond or COT olders, his and their legal representatives—to be re wined and the said wrong and injury redressed in time and place convenient. MMHG Bulk Stock, 1966 T 6 3per Ct. SW. Awls, NI per Ct. cons. arum, 931 46 31 New 34 5 pen Cent anra,eof S ks Long Anas. ex. Jail. 6, LBW.% 1-10 Loos Anna., 30 yrr. exp. Jan. 1581 66 13-16 India bonds, ,El,OOO, al AO PUNDIL India Donde, under 0,000, 5 2 50 South Etcs Stock, 101 3 pn• Cent. AMIU. 1751, 91 Le 001111. for duet.. 941 4 !JAW. 41 tes: 131lin Rd. 11 43 6: 241., June, * 9 Ditto, , March, 43 012 ; 2d., June. 46 9 Ditto, Enigi, 31 0 .. MU* 43 0 FUNDS. TORSION 6 per Ct. Brazilian Ban* We Ditto, Acct., Feb. 2 3, 82 Ditto, Small, 82 6 ter Ct. Cabs Bde.. 84 24 per Drat. Nadi tquador.Bda. 2i 34 6 per Ct. Mexican, 1116, 214 Ditto, Area, Feb. 26. 26f 6 6 per Qt. Peruvian Lida, 4 pr. Ct. Formalism Dia, Ditto, Amt., Feb. 28, 26 6feFt. laid= Mc, 1812. £ St., 0 % 9 pm Ct. 1840 Pp , 18e lanlolat Bch. from Ditto, Account. TO. 29,18 ; 6per Ct. ffpluiloh Pamirs Ddr.... 44 4 3 par Cent. Spattil.h Bdv., 31.4 30 3 per Cent. French Bunke, t.d. 23c. 23t. 30e. 14 rer Cent Dutch Exeh.l2 OWL, 4 per CO. Dutch CartlL, 744 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—Ltvearoot, 13.—The market aim keeps stiff. In some instances prices have advanced, but net to the extent of a quotation. 7,000 bales were sold, and, of thus, 1,100 were taken on speculation. MANCHESTEA, FEB. 13.—The increased rates over those of last week which spinners and manufacturers are shins to-day, owing to the advancing tendency of the cotton market, interfere ma terially with business here. Buyers are, in most offering freely the prima lately current, but except in wile kinds of goods and yarns which have of late been rather heavy of male, their offers are refused. In all descriptions which have been moving freely for the last three or lout weeks, ad van= are obtainable to-day over the rates paid on Saturday, but °pentium, as might be expected, are very much re stricted by the present condition of the market. Shippers whose orders are not urgent are keeping entirely out of the market, the prices now current being beyond their limits. The home trade hewn are by no means busy at present, and find It extremely difficult to ob tale. advances on the prices of goods. Under the present aspect of the cotton market, prices of our staple articles cannot but be very firm. The advance, however obtained ea cloth and yarns generally, during the last few weeks, being far abort of the rice during the same time on the raw material, actually leave the producer in a worse position than be was some time ago. We should not be greatly surprised to find many spinning establishments resorting to short dm within no very distant period, should the relative rates of cotton and yarn con. tine as they are at present—Monekeger Erossiner and pew. WOOLLEN CLOTHB.—LaiDe, Fan. 13.—There wu only a middling attendant* of merchants and manufacturers in the cloth-halls this morning, but the tranasctions were fully as extrusive am those of Saturday. The sales were mainly limited to low wooded blues and wool-dyed blacks, yet a few purchases were made in lighter and more catty &brim BLANKETB.—HICILIKONDWIKII, FEB. 12.—We have bad a better attendance of buyers in the blanket-ball to-day than of late, and there was a little more beatable done both for home and fo reign demand. The manufacturers asked an advance upon their goods, which the merchents were very reluctant to give. From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, Feb.l3. BANKRUPTS. Witmer!' Lie ADAMS, Selby, Toekshire, cloekmiker, to surrender March 6 & April 2 at 11. at Leeds Ct. Sots , Lever, king's-rd, lid fad-row; Hodgson, Selby ; & Marko & Clarke, Leeds ; off. &sig., Hope, Leeds. JOHN BRADLEY, Boston, Yorkshire, painter, March 5 & 19 at 12, at Leeds Ct. Sob., Willianuou & Or. James-at., Loudon, & Bond & Barwick, Leeds ; off. wig., Hope, Leeds. GEOIOE Suomi Tema BILICKNELL. Cheltenham, coach proprietor, March 2 & 90 at 11, at Bristol Ct. Sole., Bromley & Aldridge, South-sq., Omy'ainn, k Cheeshym, Chelten ham; off. wig., Acre, man, BristoL lie nomuca Cox, Liverpool, straw plait dealer, Feb. 27 at 16, & March 27 at 1, at Brighadat. Solo., Sole & Turner, Aldermanbury; off. aasig., Edwards, k'rederick's-plaaa. Gomm Femme, Rayleigh, Tema, lank_ eeper, Feb. 20 at 14, & March 27 at 2. at Basingballet. boL, Chldley, Guildhall-chamb.; off. assig., Groom, Abchurch-lane. WILLIAM Game, Birkenhead, Cheshire, auctioneer, Feb. 26 & Mirth 19 at 11, at Liverpool CL Pols., Chester & Co., Staplc.iuu, Francis & Co., Liverpool; off. =lg., Morgan, LiverpooL GFOlult MELVILLi HOLTON, Hatton-garden, jeweller, Feb. 23 at 12, & March 20 at I, at BasingliallaL bd.., Pocock & l'oolc, Bartho lemew-cluee; off. , Canaan, Birchia-lane. Joe'. Ours& Laos, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, farmer, Feb. 22 at 2. at March 22 at 12, as Basinghall.st. Sole., Nicholas at Hoyle, Bed. foe d.row ; off. wag.. Johnson. Basingball-et. James 3letlna 4 Crimaootted., lierm9ndsey, victualler, Feb. 22 at 124, & March 26 at 12, at Basinghall-et. boL, Simard, Old Jewry ; off. Turquand, GuildhalLehamb. Jona Nom ' Rotherhithe, timber merchmit, Feb. 23 at 11, & March 29 at le, at Bwinghall-st. Bole., Shield & Harwood, Quetnat., Cheapside; off. weer., Cannon, hirchin-lane. Eases= Pais, Sheffield, butcher, Feb. 24 & Mare t 31 at 12, at Leeds Ct. Seta, Moss, Serjeante-ion, & lisyner, Shellicld; off. main., Freeman, fauffeld. ham RemegrAteirl Score, Denham Springs, Lancashire, calico printer, Feb. 26 & Much 19 at 12, at Manchester CL h 015.., Reed it Co., Friday-et, Cheepalde, & Sale & Co., Manchester; off. aesig., Fraser, Manchester. Romer \Fuson finnse, Blackburn. Lancashire, bookseller, March 1, &16 at li, at Manchester Ct. Sok., Milne St Oa., Temple, & Wild. ing & Fisher, Blackburn ; off. weld., Hobson, Manchester. WlLLmis Seam:seer ft Tames Seaneoexer, Lesdenhall.st., City, wine merchants, Feb. 19 at 1, & April 2 at It, at BasingbalLat. Bole., Young & Son, Mark-lane, City ; oft &nig. °alum, Cole. =met. JOII2I Sweeps, Aedwick, Lancashire, plumber, Feb. 23 & March 16 at 11, at Manchester Ct. Solo., Bower, Tokeuhouee.yd., Lothbury, City, & Cope & Faulkner, Mancheste r; oft assig., Hobson, Man. cheater. GOMM CARI Tinerwaray, Kingsland-creeeent, Middlesex, coal mer chant, Feb. 20 k March 27 at 1, at BasinghalLet. riots., Lewis h Lewis, Ely-place, Holborn; off. mtg., Fennell, Guildhall chamla. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. J. A., Way'..bsdld., IG7-tar, bdg laa LOLL. keeper G W. AND., Wellhart..L. eno.bi, world. Jeweller. J. la lisowalro. basoky, Lleea, deakr bay. J. kaoline Idgware.rd., Iledikera, R. Grammar., Plea.. row, Cara bridge-rd., grocer. Z. W. Crowns, Pbakp Loa eke wall, board a. Weag bow gra.. 'mend de.r. C. Du. Amain Mara, Loud., Hr~aact,.Quwlt., W!lworte, I. JAr.sow, Finchley, MkWleasa, blacksmith. I. Yuma, Jun., Caldtatan et., Glebes, IIIP•11C17111,11. I. Ysam..a pU, Fasrlasakm.st., asabtaat to a meet. Tomew love Law Alpha.M., New Peck . ham J. las saw DO., Moons cottages. Hanweemmith, journeyman coach maker. J. list tiaras, Overy.W., Dartford, coal dealer Maarron, Gravel la., Southwark, T.rt t e , ra, Strand. dealer landlway shares. W. Twatsow, ?few Hampton, Mil- H. e Waage., Xtmiat., Woolwk•h , car penter at the Royal Animal, Wool wich. J. Woaarrem, Plumnrad, X, at, Job btu wheelwright and "'within Inc ramie In Ur. .11. o) al Animal, Wool- Wlch, W.ll. Dennark.il., Soho, S. F. Ham tram, rpracer.st„ (Ultra- Well, stone mamas. W. HAVILT+.2., BAC at., Soho, dealer lu it.., paper. a. H.0,111,x,P, Nearcaolleatrect, Far rloadua..trect, kairacyalao H. liama Jamaica-Leval, Bather. caricatcr R. Hama Ind.rd., Nor th ktrizaus,ira factor. It TIM A. P. HAartsev, ;Lewis, painter. J H. Mat moorart, Alford, Wait shire, tailor. A. Bran., Nottingham, builder sad Wirth') er. J. N rorros, Shelton, Staffordshire, dniggig. N. A. It l'lVlZO,Nrigkiton i manafattuter of booboo, J. L. Tura, Nottingham, hosier and T. G ualer. 000riur, Nottingham, Seamed vict W. Humor, ltproorth Holmes, Lig colnahlre,hinarr. J. N. Haorrnoas, Nrilleahati, Mak Sodality , raistant to a elm-mtg. S. ATWOOD, Barolom, Stalfordrhlre, Ilmorwar, Liverpool, Des. aetioare. J. Byname.. lAroremol, barman to V. tr i a l is imode-trader-Lyme, Slailbriegro, biker. W. Lynne, Southampton, war man- H. Not., Pirhright. Surrey, baker. J. Nabous , 117 6 Itscssitire, opus • live cotton 6 . 3. Ours*, W vertu/N*4m, beer shop keeper. H. Vocurr, Dalton, 'Yorkshire, inn keeper. I . Forum, Oldham, Lanasklm,book keeper. J. Hs nws, Nnologton, Kent 62112er. H. Rolm . , Manchester, comedian. 3. Satan, Nottingtuni, railway la bourer. W. W. Assn, To Nottingham shire, tanner. 161.6 , 41 r, GraTenhialger, bhrOp- War tamer. N. 0. *..e, Wegner, Kent, lodging home keeper. 1. 3. Wukdan,Bi ighteon,llvery stable Z.V .r onfAXD.l6OUttia6.64., ocitool- ZACivar, Liverpool, enatincr. MIA Own PieMonik VIIMOSMIS, ON N. Amnia, Blackburn, lesesablre, tiornacol victuner. W. lianas.", Daw Bank, Omega, Park barks". 8. Hamm, Bramante, lancaolgre, amistmat at a mint vaults. It,Biaas, 'Magma, laacimalre, g emmed victualler. I. Etagagar, Waterloo, lascoakba, Imam. Co Magpie, Cbcakire, grocer. W. Co.goos, Routh abkbk, muter mariner. J.Dums,BoUrbuslablll.Hampitead. J. Duo., °MUM madam". B. Dm Tiaggla-pi.aDovared , dealer la Wiftg matedols. Zoegage, Doors* Oloinargan. Wm gamer. J. Tritazaa, Eel lies It, golbora, baker. H. Osangters, Oalittglagrglemee, Weisz T. Clooogas, NolligalkaM Wessel P. P.n.s", liwlmtmegeale,Plia cadßly, dentist. 0. M troop., ilirsl4., k Selmer mood, aunerroas. H. Juane, Magabgatigr, BOOM TIC- J. IL; , Hanoi, liccnard victualler. T. Lam, Wooda.rd , Peckham, J. 4L,110110M, - ecarthalas=. mark. wins. D. Laospal, dlcsa. Oosteldge, G am e IL Loa., iiinumhaw Boca, Lacs- Mike, Member. W. oker Pivri s av, Righst., fir, pawn br amiiman. iteramoss, Cluster, labourer. Sir T. /L ploasan, Dark, Cheabant, Rata D. Sasonsui, Greenland, Yoduhire, J. Summit, Joe., laoteaster, railway W. W. Sans, Totten, Nottingham slim, baser. 0. Smarr, Bklmonds Ne, Walwortk, drake is ball/lug material, IL TWIN Haley, cloth manufactorcr. I. Wanes, Stockton-upon-Tem, Dol lars Pah.b" W. Witsait cam, Canterbury, baker. J. J. Waco..., Paddmirton. R. Womsivorov, Ashton under- War, beamed victualler. pIICLULMONS OF DIVIDFITS. Guam ADAM ANDEMIXII s Gaoaus A:llldaceeborousit, York hardwareaws-1g di.. of 7d., 15, k any auteequent Thursday, at neareses. Leeds. GEOILOZ & Bradford. Yorkshire, joiner -Ist di.. of le. 74d, on or after Feb. 1 at Time% Leeds. Liam' Mau= waaltw—lat dlr. of h. ld., any Wed. nesday, at Glows kursurr, r-- aa di,. of 2a. 9d., any Wednesday, at Ifilkes, Barak RICIIIIT BOWIIII6 lam r ed manufacturer-Ist &v. of6d., Pak. 19, two ankequat at Canaan* Bizeltin . ,wawa Burr, Oman, Ism Irameeew—le div. at Ea 4d.,1*. 19, & two aw&Weiwele liffs et °mat 's, Illrebislane. LOWY* Olikill. Inas eci.-deal di m v. e min f oi Meda. 15, & &woo endasionnt Themi et itmetire, Imams Oases &Twee& Joszra Cram Aylenbery, Baskinglaus. =i4fliewiless—lst dlr. of le. Id., way Widessday, at Whit. Iledednaliat. Lamm dank A imaz ernber—lst at.. of 11a.,, erg Wednesday, at t. Gems Tama MT, civil essiaser-3r =. lib. 19, di two indesquent Mandays, at Caennuee, Bk. Jags Parma di Witasax Fame. NallardeL, Edgewan.vd., cant. sat iesties.-let dia. of L. 9.1.. leb. 15, is tbne salesquest Thum days, at Ifteasidd'u,Dfaledbadd. lie Engem Ileory,Gravo Feb 12, Itusen ' Azabanlidemakrent,Feb.lll,N.Vork Attila, Ctrl, Feb. 11 W‘yonne klphollllllll JCIIIISe, ' OIOII4PT, Feb. 11, Newest An Azg Araj t Tatert oolon Plyges B2. (orta foe Glbreltar, Aetna, olf Dover, Feb. 11, Welds Agnes, of Portland, Feb. 10. London Aka, off the Wight, Feb. 12, Ct rdiff Agatha, Sakmnbr. Feb. 11, Newcastle Abnt, (Wt. Feb 11, Precast Blayent, Masi. Feb. 13, Nentes hiresto, Clyde, wt.. 10, renabß ()Ands of beadeld, Gravevend, Feb. 13, Valparaiso (banns, Hull, Feb. In, Charenm Chleltahl, lUdvtow, Feb. 11, Milan Conner, _NV aternod, Feb 11, It, (Mrs Cumberland, Leal, Feb. 12, t roc h z .. oarr; s Ciressilan, od the Wllll, Fob. I;, Cob Cape llretsa,Exeter, Veb.l2.ll.orande Canis, Graveaend, Feb. 13, Denmark Deus /Venn, 1 4 1F2.4,Feb.13, Burls 1/111grnee, Ne , Feb. 13, Nantes RanWm, , Feb. 12, Crusstadt Edwin, Cok, Feb 11, Bordeaux Fspemoce, Oloeter, Feb. at Mich. M01P1.15, Feb. 11, Wyborg Earns, Deal, Feb. 11, Sblelds FAA of Keine, Flynt b. 12 Alesand. l enli3Olrgenti Furtanatopfi Oh. theltflet,Feb.ll,Ne Gladiator, oft the W bt, Ft b.LI, Nese Yak Henreux Bt. Oinks, Gloster, Feb 11, Incas Hotapar, off Margate, Feb. 13, (he CsethagrOs) Harp, Kingstown, Feb. 11, hordes= Index, Liverpool, Feb. 13, Cephalonia lareidgator, Pattern., Firbil,Loodon JCIAIIMIC Arvidlll, Exoter,Feb.l2 Ben Jenne Augustine, Bridlington V'gg Janes, Battery Ronda, Feb. 1;1, Li Xatlnks, Neal, Feb. II Neweastle lady lltzberbert, I)e.l,Feb 12.Grat La,, Muster, Feb. 12, Alcsand Lbws's.,la, liwan. *, Feb. 12, NO/11 Lodovle,Fouthadlpt., Yeb. 12, Pm Lott Brougham and Vase, off NuA Porrtnad, Feb. 12, liewa Lad Lte r a. Lllful ,l, l . .vd , v kAbi . 114 Lard Montgoinery, lavrapeol,Feb. lady 14 arnarct,Oravd.,Feb.lllA Mall of Athens, off L1verp001 0. :;. , ... Mermaid, °reviewed, Feb.l Kountbaras, Hradol, Neb. 11, boles Mary, (bra, Feb. 11, Mayoras, Meek, Paeter, Feb. 11, Namara Marmara, Para, Feb. 11, der Made Packet, Irandarlck, Nebo Madre, aff the Wicht, Feb.ll, Ida =t4ll.ozV ei eb. , Pan Olive Branch, 11.01 12 , Veb. enclal Plower, Deal, Feb. , Staab Perseverance, llover, l Feb. MU,* levoodosebt.tor ~Sa o 61121140Litel. " %nal i t, 1711Zra dedese, Mistral. Feb. Marra* Bt Frlenze, waterf., Feb. ra,basallt • Males, Clde, Feb. 11 Talranio lica y travy Rads , , Feb. WWI. Bona Stockton, Gravesend Ink 12, Sown of Pranton, Gravesend, W 4 deatievy Ras., Feb kkl llll t VaagnardAdverp.,Feb. nakerala 18488 7 1;478 10 1 80,191 3 4.600 0 5.100 0 22.500 o 50,773 15 12,500 0 !01.93013 3 416.110 2 U 212,349 19 9 D 328.4 4 10 2 8 Fur GOULD. Finsbury-pl. South, City, eaer re _ of ßasi gba llet Rd., MA 15, & three subsequent I huraday a , „. _ end Blenheim-at., Bond.rt., hike—rad any Wselsmatay, at Graham's, Coleman-at lore Illammost, Belfast, Ireland. b dir. of ia. Wednesday, at Whitmore's. Badnaball•at. Jaw Dowezaa Ilmuucz, Colchester, Frei, grocer—Beni Feb. 13, & three subsequent Thursdays, at Standeld's, graq. JA 1 7, Ilonarrus, Sunderland, merchant tailor—lst dlr. out . p ri. 17, is three subrequent Sahltays, at Wskley's, Noweradasa4aa. jam ymn.tar, Mork% Yorkshire, chemist —lst dir. of ab. k any subsequent day, ak u =l'a, Leeds. . Dam Janes, victua ll er-Ist dlr. of IL at Ca P r igrii, Bristol. Jour Lye" Cardiff, Glamo_rgandilre, general shopkeeter—ht,k el 75., any Wain aday, at illees, Bah WaisAm NAM, Budge.row, City, tea dealer-3rd dlr. of 19, & two subsequent Mo nday, at Comae's, Birehin-lana wawa Pram; Croydon, Surrey, tailor-1n dlr. of U. lay Wu" sudsy, at Ciraham'a, Command. wuraax prime, tit. 070 i, Fans, coal merchant-Ist dlr. or h t a t _ Feb. 19, & two subsequent Mondays, at Canran's, Within-Wm 'Dwain EWA Great Maaltahalte-at, Marriehotte, tailor -Ist div. et In bd., Feb. 19, & two subsequent Mondays, at Cannies, lane. Blew is JANES 8111PICIID. Bristol, leather seller—lat die. of 41d., any Web., day, at Bristol. h s ag gbin s Illecorreos y, , Leeds,ung's, Deeds. tea dealer —ht dir. of 9d., F e b. 1 4, & ray da at Yo TOOOOOO, Cam Beene, Monmouthshire, grater—h t die. d ft, any Wednesday, at Miller's, Bristol. J AN = Lonny ?nun's, Woolwich, surgeon—lot die. of 11.10 d, yeti, subsequent 19, k two Mondays, at Caiman's, Bitelin.latan DIVIDENDS.—March 7. W. Anderson, Durham, draper—Murag. J. Babson , G rea t B r idge, Staffordshire, iron master — Marry 3. J. Batson t w . Batson, Dudley Port, Staffordshire, iron inasters—pg ar d t 7. C. Bertram &W. Parkinson, Newcastle-0 . tarrebut ... Marsh 19. J. Davits, Jan., Llanely, Carm , linendraper— March 9. M. Davison, Neweasdo.upon-Tyne, draper—mordi 6. v. 8. Oodha~, Daddington, Northamptonshire, miller—April 1. J. Raeford W. W. Darks, Bristol, iron muters—Marty 9. J. Rohde h Mowbray, Leicester, builders—March 8. A. Potter, Pakenkun, Sae, folk, butabeg—March 6. T. Thompson, Brighton, grocer—Math 6.3. Vaunt, nigh Holborn, leather denser — March 9. J. Wright, gory ebs, , banker. CRITLFICATES to be granted, unless cane be shown td the stelaly on the day of meeting. March 9. W. Davison. Newcastie.upan.Tyne, draper—Ward 8. p. D. Warhead, Burwash, Sussex, hop merchant—March 9. 7. Llebridge, Middlesex, draper—March 13, D. Rodeo, Dudley, tr,V, cesteribire, ironeseeder—Wareb 7. 8. 8. Pollard, Croosat., grocer—March 8. J. Bamford, Leamington Pewee, Warwie coal merchant—March 7. W. Shupe, Luton, Bedfordoldre, plaza* —March lb L. Thompson, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, couch e mdiway maker —MarchToots, Honidmowie, Na m , shire, Ranh 8. J. Warne, Newport, Hampshire, g roi , CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chanceilm sati : . makes ar ose mbe shown to the contrary a Illar ßa VrlB49. W. J. *ma* New.erees, Deptford, weed= an—W. g, n. bums, , Hampshire, timber merchant-0. Endo; Leincieshire. lingfr Wsleot, Oomemetabire, dra P prt Moseley. Derby, saner — W. F. Thomas, Princes-at., ilanoverse. tehor—L Thomas, filramenor.d., Camberwell, wholoale tea a is ii - TM*, George-it. Spitalllelds, °Dilater —Elisabeth Mugu. Frinees-pt., Clapham.rd., loeginghenee keeper. - - PARTNERSHIPS DltiSOLi'lcH.-S. Aloock & C. Keeling, g Staftbrdshire, cline manufacturers-F. K. Andrew., &W. pidtam Leman Tree.yard, Bedfordbury, tin plate workers-J. Arwabk, Amebic, G. Harper, ik W. Thomson, Manchester, mew torturers, so far as regards O. Harper-Ann Balkwill & C. Plymouth, ettemints-P, A. Black & A. Baiter, Lirapsa,7,4 brokers-S. Blow kH. Kirton , Lincoln, plumbers-J. OW& Amos, Liverpool, jeans-E. Clarke, Glasgow, merchant, ~, kr. regards his connexion witk the firma of Clarke & Co. & Sparks& Ob. k Clarks, Spark., k Co., Demerara-J. Cooper & p rea k s & ri k amehire ' ootton spinners -J. Corium, & We• thered, E. Wethered, U. CollOhltra, & C. Keeling, paigk e i.. coal merchants so hr as regards J. Coosham-A. Cowan, C, Jn. Cowan, & Jas. Cowan, Loudon, Edinburgh, & Data, qt makers, so far as regards Jas. Cowag-J. Houk, & J. R. SIN% Sherborne, Horseshit'', common brewers-E. Pry &H. L. PTA mouth, print tellers-J. Gest &8. R. Robinson, 11 1 = shire, surgeons-J. A. Gillett k E. Lag, Ringet., manufacturers-W. Goodacre &J. Plackett, Liverpool, tea gue R. A. Goodman &T. Watts, Coleman.m., City, solicitors-I& pkg. wade & A. Lambert, Ipswich, Suffolk, manufacturers amok Valli -. W. Grove* G. Wilaon, J. Andrew, J. it. Andrew, & ° Sheffiekt, edge tool manufacturers, so far aa regards W. 0, ftr i k Landon & E. Bonney, Ohl Ouriptone., Soho, Keened sietallars-J. Langdale W. &raison, & J. Smith, Hid dlesbrougluce•Ten, mt. shire, sh ip builders, so far as regards J. Langdvle-J. lees Sr I. Cheapside, City, tailors-W. IL Matted, T. Jaws, L C. Randall. & C. Morris, Cornhill, City, woollen drapers, as Ms r. garde W. U. Maud-J . Melhuiah, 11. A. Gray J. Beatnik jm, h W. O. Melbuish, St. Swithin'alan., City, so far as mu& L L Ong -W. E. Miller, T. Hadfield, J. Hobson, J. Falrelougb, k L &deo son, Warrington, Lancashire, corn millers-lt. MUM), J. Kam, g J. Earnabaw, Newchureb, lAnauddre, cotton ',Men% so luau* garde J. Ear ? nallaw-E. Pacey &C. Darnell, Nottingham-J. PSm & J. Gelded, Unertsion, Lancashire, ironfounders Penang, V. Loup, k E. And:* Manchester merchants , so far at regarlf Loup-J. Platelet , sere., &J. Pl:tinier, jun., rome, Somerssikin, grooera-Anne Bose Pugh, Martha Eleanore Pugh, & Caroline Vir. glee Pugh, Haverforrivreet, tonkeepers-Eliza Boor, & Rogers, Bristol, upholidereases-J. P. oh, ramose & It. Gibson, Bost. binge Worcestershire, coach manufacturers-Sarah kink, lie& Beauchamp, &T. smith, Liverpool, nUliners-W. B. Smith & IL I. Stephens, Upper Klng.it., Bloomsbury, lincodrapers-A. Stagg &w. H. Stagg, Sheffield, file manufacturers-in. Stones, Josh. Stoner, k T. Wood, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, ironmeters -J. H. Stalpm & H. Lomer, jun.-O. Taylor & U. Taylor, Itristul, sine mordent -Margaret M all & R. Thomas, Oxford, plumbers-R.Wilsou hells bill, Middlesex, & T. Maples, Ranekill, Nottinghamshire, farmers. C IL 61 W .WO at th row :us ilmil 5.4 INA. 1111/0k Mit g = Pdo SO 'V oc iiiitb tb._ Cr-44,1 anti e t • ata od d IT. of 11. 8.1 iiy SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ([tam our Corarspondenta, the . a AlppLog Ciasettc," and " Lloydalhal ---- ARIL DU/ ARR. DCR. ARIL XL 0 Hamburg 0 U ltkdia r. South:imp- 0 31elion and/los 0 /1011004 0 Flanders ... 1 0 1:10.110600110,.... 0 OWe 1t0110...PS 0 14•00 a .7010.1.1 0 BO.ton and 11011- 0 8ra:11........11111 0 DOE. tii.ir o fax nb.lll AKILIVAD. MAXI TR= IIAIII Ariallral Xeorsom, Oman= Aukostlosa,_Llverp., Feb. 13,11aranna Arethosa, Llverpool,Feb. Neale' Arm, Lvov, Feb. 13, Nassau Alert, Fbrrood, Feb. 12, Bt. Thema§ Axons Picket, Hull, Feb. II kt. 311citai4a Asa sad Ellsabetb,Holl,Feb.l2,Autw. Akmeta JoAnne, Kartlep., Feb Hamburg AafUr Aleut, Hartlep., Feb. 12, Marortlles Oork, Felt 11, Baltimore Amelia,Okagow, Feb. 12, N Orleans Arladne, Clyde, Feb. 12, (Ileum Blair, ()rimmed, Feb 13, Bombay Brookaby, Olarkow, Feb. 12,N. York Illowerrative, Anhwei, Peb. 12, Tape • rano Chtistlan, Cowes, Feb 11,14411 a Commodore, Palm , Feb. 11, Killian Corsair, Hart, Prb. 19, S alta Catharine , HarUcp., Feb. 12, Odense Concordia, Bouthansp.,Feb. 12, Havre Genitals al Lehantat, Newport, Peb. 12, Kalta ConstelhOo, CI do, Feb. 13, Trinidad Darasebed„ Feb. 13, Copen hagen Glee" Horner Pte. ndz ik. Exroes, Leery., 13. cm 1 ratatrals r r iv iet. 11, 9 1 1 . 1.'bre Elisabeth, Pei.' Tabun, Feb. 11, Ostend L:ogle, Innis), Feb. n Rotterdam ute, Peb. Vrlelfe Pergola, , ftlembe, Feb. 12, Genoa Fruitere, Gravesend, Feb. 13, Atom linorgbla Matillida, Hull, Feb. 11, Bremen Grate Mane, Hartlep., Feb. 12, Find born Gustave, Liver., Feb. 13, Cberbgerg reett ... 0:4 . 44 , 1 b, i4 t o . = ladoetrie:l l .l .4 verp "" leinL i trig=r i g Ida, Hartiep., 12, Hic4aseiro Gravarnal, Feb. 11. Alcoa Lay Jaben, Grausseed, Feb. 111, Upao Jae Jocobak Leroy., Feb. 13, Libber' Janes, livens Feb. 13 Valencia ham comer, ikresp.,M. %mum. - corielepierito Faber, Fe ' li -- 71ar Marina Retronella, Pietas, Pt TAW Joseph W heck r, Cora, Feb. 11, IM bake Julia and Sophia, Granges Yea dialer Xathleeb, licsumaria, Feb. U.Mktg FM L'Amisaina,Limllh Feb ilea b raT l ife " Yael l =il42 , TA* oat, Paha., Fels. F6 ll l 4emidel Little Fred, zr _y,..l. l= Liverpool, Ct , Feb Luadignaao, veep., Fels lei Flinie lamer, Hall Feb.ll, Rottman Margaret, Firm, Feb IL Hanoi atr ia l:error, Fi n te i4 FeleS.,, PilehoiM 112,1, IJ.O, wir Ire z d i ram th e i L , Feux stair Nouvelle Societe, Portimb i 3 Naomi rranera, Gander, nb , Rhine "nb;:l44.&c"" , H 6b:1 01;i :41: 7 F 1 412 , ‘i‘.1121'34P".." 1. Scythe, Hartley , Feh. Sir Robert Peel, Portia.. Alb letanlahm, Shields, Feb. le, Sarah AID, Wlabech, Feb. el, Southampton, 4111,0WVA O Itr a th an . 4 , l o ArseA Tom Clinri7, laverp Feb To Hooter, Hull, M. 11, mast Victoria, Reanntarie, Fees neege Vigilant, Feb. 11, Reboil Tema, Ira .Ll,, ~ Feb. It g *lnd.". Gsami Feb.. la d e n ; wheathol , ; 4 5 ;t r b i i t t e t. ycreea , 1110 Ltown tr Pr or Boars.—A notice to mariner' is contained la big„ night's Gazette, ordering that on and after the lot of March atrik! the boats in the service of pilots licensed by the Trinity Board. in tb several ports in the English Channel, on the east coast of halm'. and in the river Thames, shall be distinguished by a green light atria mast head, and in addition thereto by a flare-up-light, shown at late was of fifteen minutes. Pilot-boats in the 'make of the raid PI" at the several ports in the Brirtol and St. George's Channel. , by I white light at the mast-head, and a flare-up.light, at intervals of teen minutes. BIRTHS. KEMY.—Feb. 8, at Kennet, Wilts, the wife of T. Realm. U.. a 11206 LO mrattrorw : a rrA: r.E.o7 : l — ..a.. F mm e andm b. 9.D.. l2, a.totLe ! =a 7 ma. aa siura dswort: o663 B7y zeivs . the rwwirecarea 0:0: BoB&—Feb. fl. at Edinburgh, Ira Roo. of a daughter. 1300UNILR.—Teb. 8. at Glasgow Mn C. Samna of • son. WILSON.—Feb. 8, at Glagross m o. O. Wilson, a • eon. lAGRIL DALE—PARRY.—Feb. Mg hen'. Church, chow, g e t , lgt W. Minden. M.A., Mr. T. Dale. of Ashton, near An eldest &althea of Mr. H. Perry, of Ashton Ran, Cheshire .6., 8, at the Cathedral of Anngh. 3 1 ; Gram the Lord I Amato, (hot H. Eden R.N , to Elisabeth. of the late Lleut..-Gen. Lord Ilexes/ord. yr. a FISHER—DRATTON.—Feb. 8. at St. Ps .ol's liniehtobrkitt. N. fiber, youngest sou of tbe Rev. N. Puller. of Llntaa, shire. to Prams" dater of the late 8. Smith. DX., redo of DO Drayton. Oambnasaatre. and Prebendary of Durham. _ _ MATH& BLAND.—Yeb. U. M Umyr BorkelmMT999. Porewo , W in ‘ w a if. 11. Bland, Fog of Bt. Leonard's 01,411,90, aged 7R CHILDEIO.—FM 10, M Eaton-mame. Georgirom w M ood OW J. W. Midas, hoi.M.P. EAU EN NIL—Feb 7 . at Dubillk 09thatee, rad of MOW Y. noto Now-row. W. irrBMILALD.—reb. 9. M 9Mithury, Jaw AMA wife of T. J. ni P WI rert Waord. Elard,- IA A. Hawk Eig. World! le 10' wadeeM, NUM SD Priata la aabliahad Load LLlil HALIII, 01 No. B. t r a l ms‘ W i. Wohe City of " Petatar. at the Ofiloa Lom to the yaeolatot Of WhiterlanW/DMIMD,IT. TOMMY 14. I 'PP unt inb mo: of s tak of oda the of 1 wh reh at t ran Am Ph C turd Tbi elm MI dos IN Ilii Thu Two Wu 30 I 4iii Orr ceili: slab. IMO we