The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-27 00:00:00

ot tho 104 h lattslias detseksiest. amid is the short apses of 60 days ass 711. short la his staautts—The whole of the work hi the mgt. seers . ditwatomat off the loyal to future to be performed by the law* lis=gitelaws. the whole of ths sasitrast work men Wing loss SPORTING. TATTIRIALVIL—IIomm. I.MIiPOO3, STRUMS Clisin —l3 to Z met Prime George, 7 toe Ma The Cltesb,T b 1 opt Praised, 10 to 1 yd ~Kapa tod opt doom et Owyme (t), 13 to 1 etas W (t), to 1 opt A T Miler, Ile let apt Mire ialee . " -- v 2O to 1 spa Dm Draw. Ile two Iselisi broarttee, The Light of Owwwe WeinerlielePtsin. wen tie My hones hotgog. Nowasamottostas Ommoo.-11 to 1 opt Lou the JIM (IL 14 to 1 opt Won Boo7i. K. MITILOTOLITaIIi NANDICAP.-6 to 1 apt Lurr. 1 0 to 1 apt Comm (t), 13 or 1 wit Clarion, TO to 1 opt poop au bw gz (t). The raiy aelerebb late ea this meat were 10 to Ile d loft am Cream (otarmrds ortred), sad la to 1, is patio. god POOO-d-Be7g#Q , . Owns Cur.-2 5 to 1 apt no Torsi (1), 25 to 1 not Llerluvati 2 1 to I sill Bak. 04 TO 10 I Met Oeveldise (t), 30 to 1 eget Blocher . TO le 1 eget Peep wAsy.Rry, 40 le 1 apt Laps Oh 40 to 1 opt Redwobeee (t), to to apt Bal l (I), So to 1 soot Do. it4deas (t), LON M to apt Tama (t).Bale cad Radmime mire the Noe the dret beteg hedad, geed pram et II to ma dee lOW Orr ell that Nab' ba get met tre to 1 (MR Me eale Meted lod week), awl at 40 to Os Whir earring le ge tat. Jai et Bet a set psirestd, bet lie Math magma^ The Tarter, nerds/ le TS le 1. DRUM —ll to 1 opt Tito Flyhte Addition. 16 to 1 met e v yet Driel (t),10 is 1 eget Nuamblit.—The = i t will not sake• the odde wield were takes to 11101. were aot eltaleaMell the elm unit was Molt tftww„ sad as Oaf ra the seemied See 1. Owas.-6 to 1 opt Bkolo6o, 6 to 1 opt flia. to Arktnight, It to I opt Wrintla z tD o L WHIM WESTIN°. Ltvanvool, Kosnot itrriawoox o'CLoci.— Arrivals kr the Syriac Cap: foriireU, Coleooo, Realty, aolbarbLlWA.—KioweSey sums: sr Bielard.—aettca Wetter Cap : Peettloa.-01mple Chase: TM tftlM The Doeter, Welmitamptea, British T Arsh Robber, MMtm, Rlltme, The Ida Doke, lir deb, N The Knight et Orr Mal. ebothsTi. °NWT* ditrod, aellitror, Equines. Kiondeen. sad Word the PIM here been rerstehal. SWIFT COURTS.—Ysersamax. Sabre the Yies.awastior at Emelead. SIZSTON IP. WATSON. COISTIUCTION or • WILL. 1111TRILS • PUTT WAS iNTITSID TO AI ESTATI ABSO LUTIST, 05 WILT POIL LIMA. This suit was iestititted for the administration of the estate of Mejor-Goaeral Shelton, who. while in ladle, made his will,dated the 11th It April, 1843, sad thereby stated that hie desire wad esnausands were that a leaded estate should be purchased to the fall 'moue of his property, define lag alp 1.0004. which be bequeathed to his end Miss Foamy Codd, and that such estate should thee be seed; here. classy and waled upon his constituted heir; sad to avoid tie chicanery of the law, the testator stated that be would explain himself further in order that his meaning sad 'menthes sight be phis, mad set be thwarted find reedered starter/1r! law toshaisalities or the moat el them ; he dam esatin— ' My wish sod desire an that my sages- Ism skald, with the mails I have, webs's, to the best admatrige, ea Mate, shish is le be made handler? sad medal spas my here sesettwiteal Mir, sad to deseeml to his laity, er, slyiag without hose, le I Mall sow provide lor„ I bend; massatate, acuminate, sad amoeba may aspisew, Wa. Shettem, • Hostesses is Has Ph loot, say heir sad warasesior ; sad the said estate, WIWI waisted, is to be settled es him, his heirs end saseemees, is the direst male Mae, heftily beast's. sad bass ht weds*. Is ease ray • said miaow Wilma die widest issue, the said estate to involve to his brother Frederick, his heirs mad mammon in the direct male lime ; mad la ems et his ales dyieg without imam the sad aisle the. I. devolve Imes his brother Jobs MaAsas„ his kW sod samemees ; but h the evert of his dying an widest isms, them the said estate to devolve upon say sent heir sad eamesser la the eye of dm law, sad to his heirs sad saeasseces in perpetuity • say died, West, desire, ad heft that the said as shall never p.. was of s m el ; sl aiy, sad HIM so pares shell hold it sad. r say ether same tins the east bees of Shalles." The raised apes this will wee, aim*. Wm. Shelton, tit. tam asehew maned by the testator, we. to take an Male he ilis say, mr e. olds Is tail. Dna TismCbaateller mid it was phis the testator was igaersat of the moss img MI he test be had wed. This was bourne deer. that be isemied the estate to mash is his hmily, whisk wee hemisleat with allowing the nephew, William, le bhp h shmeistidy. He ht, therm. fere, that a sultleemat shmeld be prepared, .that William tumuli esly have a Mir Male. Tam ATTORNIT 13111111• S IP. TSB BISHOP or HIRITORD. ADIWITSTRATION Or f.NLIZTT JISTAT/S. This was • petitios prorated by the Archbishop et Terk, the Mb* ef - Hereford, sad other reams, he the purpose sibs*. • ashes. settled Si, the mialaimratioa of aortas &Nig alma la ft by Gem Jarvis, Bet.. late *Maass Dimon, Sump wile by his will, dated is InO, pm sad bequeathed to the Mho el Meshed he the time being, and other panne Maeda assasi, a wet el 30,0001. to be distributed =st the peer et three parietal law esTi el Haderd. the Isiah of Stausteripme•Wm parish of Breda/arils% mad the parish if Liam. The hale el the charity sow emeemiled te 92.4118., mai wee howl that there wese as seem than 1,900 peens who maid be mei phut' el the dasetty. It was aweless demise& area the sevemestatimme if various eleramea he tiro ems* et Mew hid, that a sebum should be palmed which wall make has demity more geserally essWad that the boas druid be pmereted hen wars, mmilies the referrals le the manes, le .proved • scheme. The petition she mini that sew trusesse might be lited. The Vise-CimamlW ranted he retitle& Mors Illenelnasellee Light hues. EX PANT, Gum to Taino, ESMOND, AND BASING ITO= RAILWAY CONPANT.—ParroN NY SZCZNYAILY. The original petition in this cam was presented in March last, by the secretary of the above Cempany, to have restored a proof for 1761. made by kin is reopen of his salary, and whist bed been expunged by Us esmebeiont: i Lb i zt• dos was then ordered to stand erse mill the had outified as to the dealings eat Isenesetious between the petitioner, Mr. Green, and the eimeemy. The eimadenser had now made his report, end the ease acne en open the Mean petition, as well as epee Wee other peddling, see ex- Nynex to, sad the other paging the esalismaftes et the commissioner's report. The sensafraisner bed dinged the petitioner, lir.o roes, with the depseiteepen Mame= gnome melt, the result of width ear, that he bend s of 154121. 10s. dim from the pendener to the mememy. The peth Loner objected to this tieing, on the weed that although the shares had been allotted to his, be had never accepted them, en signed the sebsuripdan contract or eubserthen' agreement, or had in say manner agreed to accept them ; that although in his character of secretary he had entered his own name AS allettee, he had only done this ministerially sad by order of the directors ; that lts received aay of the asses, and only 76 of the eerie eertilloates were meek set to his mime ; that the gre ater port of them had been NM sad the peseta) received the oompony, awl the romiador were le the peened= the odium; that thshores Mend pert of fa thems whin bbed est bees by the proms le elms they bad een aliened, sad were, by the medse deaf the at testors, flied up with the new of Merest mimes. The petitioner noted that he had never resolved any amelamest or b•nelit from the shares. The Newsy beams benkrupt in 1848, sad it was stated that the debts bad hem paid, and that there was a simples of 7,0001 —Bee the Issetthlath, Mr. Green, It wee contended that dine never was any weeniest between Mr. Green end the directors that be *end be a shareholder, ear was it ever so Wended. His name woe need he the wayseience of the sad by the ode of some et the shares, and reeeineg reit . upos then, the enspany had precluded themeless frost laying that din bonged to the petitioner, or that in wee liable far say ails epee them ; they cited " Bell • Lewd Sex (6 Railway Cass*, 146). Sr. Russell sad Mr. eMiaaMets, in the enigmas, cited " Preston e. the Grand CelWt Hoek Company" (11 Bissame • and eontended that the anntionies India was in onfonsity with the lets and the law to thdie., tiand that Sr. Orem was for the amount of the tfies.Clumeellee said, he considered that he had ao option left to hiss as to Sr. Green's claim for the salary, subject to the osetatee4iska made by the mere, in respect of the deposits •poll the shares. The latter, he &amtot, he could set racegaice, as at present it was very doubtful and obscure. The nelgnees had admitted the a dein for salary. As to their own this he be met leave then to establish it by mess so alt, as they night be advised. The ascent of salary nest be Meisel by the =Mfees its payment. He should have hi disposed, ein la his power, to dimwits all the palms. The question of ants must be reserved until Ulmer, ertbaitscouse the assignees would take. He thought the Sr. Green, would be entitled to interest epos amnia of salary. The ease was ordered to be easedismed spin at Monday. Ex 'sure Wio*n Rn Dort—Novice or Aar or Mb was a Paden by oroditers mans to • a =far 9,00 RE. Wag a debt tinned by Minn. and Ca, beakers. The petitions" alleged th - 211; seearities gra whit& the proof was honied hal - been taken after aides of ea am of baahruptey, sad that, ia reality, the aseeann themselves Wowed that so Ukase wee dee to the beakers. The Via.Cheasellor was of *Oaks that MOWN. Roger Olding, sad Co., upon the evidence, had taken the securi ties without settee of say set of bankruptcy. He directed an tawdry whether saything was due to the baskets upon the sesoust, giving ban to the conniedoner to mats say eirestasstaaass spedally. COURT OF OUI3WO RINCIL—TarrEeDay. Mot Panne—Delkee Lewd Met hedge Doers asil a Swig Jury. FIISIZLL AND OTIII3II IP. LllVlll.—Oviurria. This was ea amiss breadths to teener 1,6001. with later's; the assent of • guerestee gives by the 4eissimat teas *skink es the directors of the Neat Wilts Beak* Come Nay, ea the part of his broker wb carried ea the bigness of • wakes nereheot at Wetterkeßdse, sad we beanie • beahrept In 1546. The beeheelie Wks iaiebii to the beak to the ~am of 21,01 K, an seelipmeat et his g m ad disk& was mode, sad a deed .:nested MOM or whisk the defeadest wee released from his lie ea to pert of his broker. This deed was subject to a kit is the mkt of the kabinet baying enameled m y al hi perky, it sleek been mall Nei lei& The =mew alleged that key bad bean ilideleei to din Ode the bowl sod esola el the beabsupt, amid dander* N we yell; k sews' et tide sliesetiee, • great deal of =- bilingual, eviikese was gene Ma. Oa the part of the de Rudest. beerever, there were se Waren WM, la.. up, the Ismael IslW isl 4 a egad leave it dd *spry *la* whether the ~MI led Mold the bankrupt to sign the deed, sr, on the other kand, whether he had ameed them is do to; sad if such were the awe, whether he hen naisrepreseated the irs's of his affairs, whisk would aulbatastiate tho ess relied era by the plaintiff The jury, alter a very brief deliberatioe, ed a verdict for the plaintiffs, insaes, 1,5001., with interest smooth% to 1961.175. &1., the full sweet claimed. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Yarmarm. aadap la llama Mr. Banta Perko sad Mr. Bares Rolfe took their seats re , ter.tay. pareettat to Rodeo, sad deliveredledinteatia the id:owing oases : HALLIVAI e. Lux. Kr. Bann Puke said the& Wade ems the declatatioe ewe Weed a swat en a bill of enthenge, le width the defendant pleaded that the bill was drawn and nedeeeed in writing by the gemenee and eampany of the Ogre Maus in Butlated, and was not tube mi, and that the sal governor and com pany were a sad mid net act except by their seal. Te this there was • deeraner, which the court wee of spiel's might w prevail, es the wen-known principle Nat it was net omnipotent to the acceptor of a bill of exchange to May the the of the drawer and endows, ef the bill, unless it append that the bill hod been awed after the seesptence. Hen, there was • valid consideration is the foes et the bill, and it must be taken that the acceptance woe either attached to the bill in bleak, la which nese the defendant would be liable, or that it was filled up as it at roust studs. In either case the defendant would be bound by hie ateeptenes, and there must be judgment for the plaintift.--Judgment scoordiagly. rumen st. Busmen. This was en action on two bills of exchange, with a coast for an account mow, to which the deteod.nt pleaded generally that the claim of the plaiatiff arose out of, and was incidental to, **business of a broker, in regard to selling and baying of certain railway s'iares and scrip, ia the city of London, and that the plaintiff was not at the time in ques tion duly admitted to practise u • broker of the city of I.m. don. To this plea the plaintiff demurred generally, and Mr. Baron Parke sow said that there nut be judgemeat for the plaintiff, for *amok the *a might have been a good emewes to a part of the deaarat yet as it I was pleaded to Mu whole, and it by no minas followed that the plidatiff wet preeindsd froarecovering for those portions of his demob& which erase ea the bills of ese, the plea was ea it awed a bad ewe. The word " ratel" was • sat aenalgll.llo Mem o sod the plea did not necessarily %a to dm boefitsee of a Welter. The cam differed from idd staa jobbing truing:4 as ms, and the idelmentia Se prellemed to answer all the declarations but boa gament NM In port the plea was therefore bad altogether.— Jed plaiatiff. Hoven: .. Boxsoz. Sawa Rolls Mimed the judgment is this use, which turned an the odiltheary of an eeknowledgaset under the 3 elt 4 Wes. IV, a4l The faces and peists did not eases= the publics, and it say sales to say, that his lord ship directed the rule to be nabs absolute for entering a non suit—Bull absolute. •nt Kt. Baths Parke then stated that there were throe er lour other eases in which the court would deliver jadgment tu mmy (Tuesday) at 10 °Week. xss Perm—llikes lir F. ram& C. 8., coda Loam Speallal Jury. SARUM IP. RIOZARDS.—UAILWAY 81.111COLATIONS. Thil was ea melba brought by the ?Limit who is the well-hawsra advertising yet I. the City of Leiden, to re- Peres absst 3,0001. for sivertisrsasats of ea wedertakieg know* es the &althea Coastal treks, or the Bristol, Both, sad Doer Direst Railway Coespeay, of which the Aefettdeate were directors. This was eass the issues sable spreeleateas whielt slatted in to edaemee ta 1845. Alba epealdhiebis ripsaw had besa lanated le it wee . . toweled that a wee totally imputable te whir to a weserfol teresratios, sad it was the dolarrimi Ile shin herd be weird sp. The phis Ors ham& at that pried greatly emerded WK. sad set bah, able to pa pie, he ermsated as aetioa whit Kr. Miliaria aril Mr. thedbalt, the per ✓at dishadants, is etejnastioa with Mr. Alderman limbo lights sad a Mr. Allier. The resit wee that as Mtrjat was erred into botwees the pariss. The egret* to stay all farther preerlinp heat arra NG - irate his leased to 3,0001., sad give twat" roadie Ibr Ns payment The defeadeato steepted those tem% sad wodertook to see Mr. Barker paid by the sad of the oh palatal gas. However, when it elapsed, as Croat en other tehdeatory arrsaynseet was rah, sad thereupon awarearel the relent seder to a.= It appeased the defsadanto took ea astir gar la' the witerlarg la curiae, end that they &hided the orraithies of imams In 1846, what the work dime, the erayeatelloa hr whisk was now mu& to be Bat it was stalsoided. apes the &hammy that the richer aew addend was net mildest he abw iiytsaawh~stn the coder sass to the plaktlM oe that the or either ef Ora had ever seerieaeder rothoehod the grey err& WINO. A meet wee, by anodes ef the lamed Mee, retersod for the pitiff, 2,11131. Sa. Ild. dwarges, - lathe being roomed to the dihadoato to rove to.ars the redid for then opca the petals robed. PRZROOLTLVR COURT—YormiDAT. Mors Dr. LElSlspris. wlssist Sx Mx liarbox Jame hot ItityLan.—DurrraD WILL. Air INI71; - ia — thi;SeTen . s7fizosirit Xsalykrd Lb boa, la do essety gi Wilts, who died la lifisse s esd of pausal pnepostp le the mast et aunty besides sus di flainny «stalls. La Joiansy lOW ha • will bequeathing a lib interest k w &sls dNa posparty to his mother ; saes her ism* ims gave the pingers to his Mirlinother. Juno Toon Hayward, who did la assagnowas, the testier made ardor will, smideg is ahesinlo sp a: d. sat to kis seam The will was sew by the testinses UMW kw bresibits, MID who, it Nowell, had bens siseassesild G his pews* 4 life sad Sol all kis pro wty.aui lame Sherwin insisi. whisk was said to kayo loss the aria of tbe Waist ezdadiag hies bola all Moral tar der his will. The testator seed to say, "his Silber Philip had swasiered his property away, bat he Send not has the power to do so with his ' (the de esseers). The will was sow op by Mr. Philip Hay ward on the ground that the sisod was incapable of making • will, being of weak mind mad subject to epilep tic ate, Dr. 13syisa was heard in Wow of the will, and went the whole of the interrogatories to endeavour to P I :7L Richard Hayward was of synod mind, and that the property was left from Mr. Philip Hayward by the testator, as he would not rewire any lessallt, fir hi. weditors would take paned= of the pregerty. Under thee, dr amatists% he kit the wart would pressonee for the ra. lidity of the will sod anima the trainktrant in the eons, Dr. Harass 411puti H. will, on the ground at the im becility of the War, whisk was puma by hi maw always *palatial*, the urnsioneet of the Arm; and farther, that the always slept In the testaises samber, sad whsa the was thee* hoes ham swam pima esodlettEs la her eine to wank ever lass. he bb salest to Ito, width ha Mpairad hie mail ensales, and Mire wis ad able ea sale his somas enerated. Than facts were awash* to cambia the ma that the teetator was of wish Wad, and therein besiapielat to maks his will, and to lams it to Mille avast he validity. The stew OM taw testator la he his bro th er leases he was bivalved weal s ots by the ewe, is the suasion' lad s :El his ades with his maim TM Coed, la Jape*, aid it amid ad see say =in ths or the arsnewat that mald map st a ll li s , ef mama and ; amil las 'Tames at Hr. his prehathwal ads*, wait was ia every eie• MOM ath the heawarable labs that regulated emu* is .1 the Mamas* with his alien; was wieelnive that the Meier was of emend Wad. It mast theman 'no nsense ter the *Hay of the will. And as* a to the V s% if sum. He believed the ia eases of this ad net may ram ahem : hat the Marro were wet et extraordinary lonia it say rases- Wee OM sift kind. It nut, therefor*, in this ease, as the lasesatieles were of great length, and went into mai Wonsan image, leave Yr. Hayward to pay his own meth INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Terrainas. Debra Mr. Commissioner Hann. IM am NIWTOII Taw Him. The case of this icit:2 ea actor al ems celebrity at Rime theatres Nina ) scabs we before the wort. The Wisest hadelected a settlement with Mew Fulchers, the dialers, sad wee sow discharged. IN an Jon= GUMMI& Bas Thoosowere Ey This insolvent, who was repaesseiid oa the part of the opposition to the scesssississekte le a parses well-known as ea " advertising asset " MI Isersastioas, was opposed for • Mr. Dowey.—Tbs lessivene stated his debts as the schedule at deal 701., sad the oceaplaiat was that ha had witted lens damn residences sad dosses of wedltors, Issas st whoa wars In attendance. It appeased that be bed ,slid at Fulham and Mort- Ws. At the blew view bill was 1103111 as " Jobs Smythe Gardiner, _" ironed used Ids armorial lseariop. Ho denied that he had dyed Ids =MS " Atka Smythe Ger diner," until • Weer was posismil is his own leadorritine. He ales desist that be was prensasat Haelbsteagh coact • trea ssit • few i dips doss. elm ids sun wee disrpoi with some Mr. on. Onnpatillef Haab said the sebsdiale seal& not stand. Debts Milan tanned as well • swihnoss. If the issolnat islowlei to sons aria to ths sannt, be oast asks a full dinisonra He wished to know if tbs insolvent I was in yokes t—lsoshent : I an is psion.-11r. Com missioner Harris: Lod then you an likely to remain outs dos.—Tho wart disained the order kr honing. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Eizsrruso TILIZATIZZIO Luresas--JuDoseurse. —H. J. ralierisy, wbe wee esseleted at the last weeks of seuding a Ibesseseles Wes /Waft smut Ward, was bre up for It will be seesestisered that this ssa was M l :sTeir tinge yeave ego Ise maw blimp eoateialog cozens mid to several Teen Ismaiss at amialsey, sad his erased • great deal of alms sad wsziety. He erea d upoa that eharp fres • failure la the mold • his , but was suescesatly *misted et engin theasseeissg letter t omi umeiber tmstaa = saris, sad be wee sweemeed se 12 sad le he ease pals y* This seaSsees wee awls/ hie, sem, bat it that, hasediatily the eisteired bin Merv, be vesmsd his /maw sad was esavisted et waft a Wier to tb• gressislis surbie bee, mad be was Osumi awe low radium wit a este** hails unsealed apes ids pima.—The Itieseder @esteem/ the per to be treaspeeted /se 15 years. NEW COURT.—TIOTRILDAY. Mews lIIs. meg. Tics Rossm Ar Kansa azoozazzo's.— W. P. EM MA, 101 l 25, a porter, was basted he Maas, es Ike Oak or February, it the parish of St. Fieresus, 431. in geld en d ! silver, sad a beak mete kw 1 01 , in theelwediug•ksese of hots 84001bnd sail others, and afterwards besvglarioesly breaking eat of the promises.—The prisoner pl. aded Guilty Mr. Clarks,nt who appeared for the prosecutiee, stated th at the Omer ied bead la w employ of preemie*, and had eieteiteillnose ta. usentlegViallif in a teal collar.—A ieerssr saivieds• asissalesis of Marton is 1839 was proved.—TM sad le MI driven by distress to oseunit the , the mess star having discharged bias witheed • _._ Clarkson said it was tree Mr. Ilhaelbrol bed se eirkerged him, but it was bemire us had abeedeme seldom et the priso ner's dishonesty, bat did not ears to promote. The prisoner had also been eozvicted of boas sesslisg.—The prisoner was then sentenced to ten years' trumpartatien. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1849. POLICE-YKSTERDAT. BOW.STREET.---Casstos or Ro 22222 AGAINST • LITTER-CAILIIIII —O. Huron. for five years employed as • letter-carrier in the General Post-office, was charged with stealing a letter, coatainiag cash, width wee entrosted to him for delivery.—He was fully committed for trial. CLEARER WELL. Assent? ST • SCRIPIVIII RIADHZ.— W. AllOll was charged by Mr. 8. Jackson with having violently assaulted him. The complainant deposed that the defendant was a " scripture reader," and in that capacity he visited his bones, when he sought the opportunity of .dating the affection of his wife, and was in the habit of writing letters to her. On Friday last complaisant went te his residence in company of a friend to Inform defendant's wife of the improper intercourse, taking one of his letters written seven years ago, when be drugged and struck him, gave him a black eye, and knocked oat one of his teeth. Mr. Morgan confirmed the evidence; the delendaat also assaulted him, and wee most outrageo us. Mr. Tyrwhitt fined defendant la. and costa. HIGHWAY ROIIIII.IIY AHD AilllAULT.—Jame Smith, well known to the police, was finally examined, charged by Mr. James Fry with having been concerned with others in rob bing him of eleven sovereigns, end an attempt to murder him—She woefully committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-BTREBT.—Cstasou or STIALING BILLS:OF EYCHANGI.—E Baudry, a foreigner, was charged with having stolen three bills of exchange, the pro rty of Mr. Ideals, proprietor of the Hotel d'ltalie, S -street, Geideacquare. The miesplainant said the prisoner was in the habit of dining at his house, and learning that he occasionally dis sonant' bills be applied to him to dimmest three bills of 401. Milk drawn on a gadieman named Poole. The pri mmer agreed to discount UM bills, and more th an a week ago =muse phased fa his Weds Cemplainant had since been to obtain elder maw es hills, and en questioning the primer that meenisg, and receiving an evasive anawer which he had mama to b elieve wee not true, he gave him into custody. Mr. J. Pooh, the drawer of the bills, said that oa Thum. day last in going to Julies' Chambers, he was accosted by Mr. Lewis (the prisoner's mlicitor), who told Ms he had just discounted some bills for Mr. Beath'', with his (Poole's) name on them. Mr. Lewis mid he bad deducted an amount of about 81. Wads he had against Mr. Baudry, and had &e l en him the balsam. Oa learning this, and afterwards hear lths pristmer's maim answers , he told the complainant if t was kis case be shasM not have the least limited= is giving the primate fate esstedy for robbery. Mr. Blagbana-Bapposing all you have stated to be true, there may be groaad form - action for money had andreeelved, but there is no greeted to charge the primmer with reeling the bills, sad I mast therefore order has to be discharged. RAILWAY NEWS.—MoIDAY. We have'not had mach activity in the share market, and prkes have been without material change. French shares continued, however, in recant , and buyers ap pear to be sanguine of a fa rther improvement. 611•1111 LIST.—LONDON, Fannon's 26. 11621.—Tbs thalriker of Wm la Smut otersetus thaoht Wei Imisollar: those hoe la Italia @Wore NUM Ir e 64 1 er N Do. OMR Tooth lit Ds. M. TO4B. Id. Do. . 116 11 Do.N.Prit. 100. s• 14 41 rat.,n sit Nowea..BW.ltlAse.N 41 18 Da t Norm Id. 26 Do. i f ekorm No. 210 11 134 Do. akar m No. 31M1 16 De. Tf=ll/4..... DLO& .131 Do. DANA" Doral46 I.3td. 100 D0 199911 .thw. Prg/ 1 119 9 16 Do. 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IPrObliii .. 19 4 l ork Sit = = r ! ihfri Ol ld e io rd. * 18 Do. llO 9d. i i ti t Ma: P7 7 i i aro.. . le 8 s Get.Dess.iiieei. 3 I le 90 Frota l 44 6rd M ur ia: 1 9 VI Wair/ 41 , narr o. ow...Ur . D. 1 21 DL Ow " •• • •• •• .. 111 49 1,1114.8.96.4Wr. 11109. II WM. X YoseLt=l l 94. IS Il arm it .11 I 90 o I C nt .a 21 S Doe *of SI 9_ York a N. Abiliand 69 66 10 Do. U DLI P 2MBI i foams 801ib499 9 Aeolollotion 4.14.. 3 O I L= lic 74 Dodo% 1194.449 10 D 414 90 Bomb and law .. 4 0 0 12 Bartered Yawn 1 44 1 I Odom a Darin= ft 11 hare and loam- -10 De 88 rens g am g. r . s • 34 4 U Pub ••• 1 i I reds 4 I 88 X sot Mow Id I • orl Naas- ft I I me Assidert RAILWAY MEETINGS. BIRMINGHAM, WOLVERI DIIDLET. F, AND Herverly Mmibing.LY.ll. iftim, Esq., is the chair. —The omen et the Menus stated that dna the Lot half yaMsealimry mods. the wt of parliament "conferring pow= ea the Great Western Railway Company with relmenee Se She purchase of this railway and the Hir ram& Oared insides Railway" las received the ime a nt, by which the firemen for the sale of theme ways h essirmad, and a Mat board of management appointed for amyl!. it NIL And in a subsequent pare graph then was tbe Menai " The control of the expea &tan sad mossorman of We works being vested in the Greet Weetsaa 'Away Company, and the right of share holders of this to vote at meetings having ceased (except so Sr as m tbe necessary to steam the due fulfil meat of the &greenest in ere of default by the Great Wanes Railway Compaay) this meeting is held merely to amnion the hell hems o f the company." The statement of momint showed :net with the balance in hand last June of 4,0641. is. 10d., than had been received 30,1831. los. ; and there had bum annalled on account of works 16,6741.; interest en G as, MOIL • the balance in hand being 6,6371. le. 3d. The Wes rt olden and adopted without dissuasion. and Kr. Heary Scott, the retiring auditor, was re-elected. BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION. Half yearly Abeam,. —Birmizahaa, Feb. 26.—P. H. Muirrs, Req., in the chair. The report read sal adopted wee of a similar purport to that reed at the meeting of the Dudley Company. The report stated that, with the 110,5271. 95. 2d. in hand last June. there bad bean received 190,82 W. 143., which included 60,0001. w swims deben tuna. There has been expended in works 130,6761., on amount of lead 11,7681. Is. 10d., and in interest on calla 21,6001.6.., the Wanes in band bMft 14,7411. 16s. 6d. Special Mestisv.—The draft of a MR to carry lite diet ea agreement for the sale to this compel of the Stratford ea-Aen Casa Navigation, received the seaction of the pro prietors. EAST ANGLIAN. dial lhoeiv.—Leraf Feb. 28.—H. Bann, P.sq., in the Amis. This was a of the baler* of 8 per ant. sal T per east. mimeses shams, held patment to sdmr dimmest lona tq the Alreellee, br the pawns of wearing oa ifs sakes* el the seatialleas latraded to be submitted to the weft if rapist= es Weiaesday relating to the esamealsa of the essapaere has esidtal and to the caution of peshisalial west to the alammt of 80,7281. 10a, in sub stitalisa ef the amimeed_perlism ef the 7 par seat. shams. Kr. WHIRL= Teed the sepal of the direeten Weeded to be submitted to the raestisi Id shariesklies in Widnes. day, in order that they might me the real resides of the COSIIIIIIII7. • Wag diessin aissol, r wYi 1M Most a= mai sat of the proprietors took pert, es to the mode of nisi a; the capital memory to pay off the debentures and general debts of the company, as wall as on its general prospects as an undertaking. That claws of the report in whl&t the directors nem waded the appointment of a eosaraittes of shareholders to eager with them se to the best luau of relieving the cons path from its pecuniary esabarramments was mach applauded. The CHAIRMAN stated that variou modes of gettleg over the difkeelty suggested by the gentlemen present would be taken into consideration by the board previously to the not meeting. On the steam of Mr. BAIIINDALII, a vote of thanks was passed to the chairman and directors for calling the meeting, when the business terminated. WHITEHAVEN AND kURNESS JUNCTION. FliaTiyear" -- 17;iesTati.—Eoadoa, Feb. 26.—The Earl of 10011/DALI In the chile. _ The 813CRETARY read the report of the directors, from which the following are extracts ; " The portion of the line between Mire House and Whitehaveo and the line frees the river Calder to Ravenglass (the lat ter being five miles in length) are being urged on with despatch, with a view to the section of the line between Whitehaven and Ravenalass (164 miles) being opened for passenger traffic in the month of May next. From the cost of works completed, and the forward rate of the remainder, which are being finished between Whitehaven and itivenglem, the cost per mile of these 164 miles can be stated with tolerable accuracy at under 10,0001. a mile, Including every che that can arise for works, stations, &0,, 1 up to the opening of that portion of the line. Beyond the 164 miles of railway above reported on, there remain two sections of the line to complete the whole ; the one, from Riverview to Bootle, being six miles ; the other,' from Bootle to the Furness Railway, a distance of 11 miles. The fineness of the company have to some extent improved during the half-year •' the arrears of calls have been conri derably redueed, as will be seen on reference to the annexed balance-sheet; and dur;ng the period subsequent to the Slit December, there have been further Fitments on account of arrears; and the company's solicitor reports that a further considerable sem may be retied upon, en the ap• preaching termination of some of the proceedings which I the directors have been compellzd to take for their recovery. The all of IL, payable in December. has been paid upon the usual number of shares upon which prompt payment is made, about 8,000 ; and the directors will continue to act upon the expreeed wishes of the shareholders that the ar rears shall be, as far ea possible, kept down. A considerable number of shanty, upon which the directors previously Bads. fled themselves that the holders were utterly unable to pay up, have been vested in the company ; and the sum paid on the shares which have been so taken over, up to the present time, 'mounts to 17,9741." The engineer's report, which was also read, merely gave some details of the mode in which the works had been executed. _ _ The statement of receipts and expenditure brought the accounts up to 81st Dec., 1849. The NW iseripts wore £166,339 3 4 nada spml2la2e. 114,617 12 Leaving a banns at the Mann' or £1,741 10 11 In answer to several gentians it was stated that the in terest on capital lent would shortly be paid, end that it was very advisable the shareholders should pay up calls sufficient to complete the railway off hand, so as to bring it into full working condition. The report wee then agreed to, and, after thanks had been voted to the chairman, the meeting esparatcd. WILTS, SOMERSET, AND WEYMOU CH. Half-yearly Meeting.—Bath, Feb. 28.—W. Lotto, Eq., M.P., in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report of the directors, in which they stated that, from circumstances well known to the propristort, and which had affected this railway in com mon with all others, they had found it necessary duritg the last half sear to being the oompans's expenditure within narrow limits. They had therefore been obliged to confine the prosecution of the works to such parts of the line as were under contract, and even in those cease to proceed with great deliberation. The portion of the line between Thingley and Westbury had been opened for traffic, and had been worked by the Great Western Company, under the stipulations of the agreement between the companies, sines the 6th of Sept., 1848. The branch between Trowbridge and Bradford had been delayed more than was ori ginaPy anticipated, bat was now approaching cote pletion, and the laying of the permanent way had been commenced. The portion of line extending front West bury to From was that which the directors next intended to open for traffic. This extension would prove more imme diately remunerative than any other, as it would connect the part already opened with manufacturing and mineral dis tricts ; and arrangements had been made for carrying on the works there with rapidity, as soon as the weather permits No great progrus had been made on the other branches, or on the southern portions of the line. The statement of Mr . Brunel, quoted in the directors' report, gave a detailed view of the present state of the line. The financial statement showed the total receipts up to the 31st Dec., 1848, to be 1,049,8761. ; and the total expenditure to the seam date, 1,038,8741. U. 4d., leaving a balance in head of 13,2001. 15s. Bd. The report was adopted unanimously. Capt. &obeli and M. J. Fisting. Eu.,the two retiring directors , were re-elected, as was also Mr. Mandy, the retiring auditor, and the meeting separated after giving a vote of thanks to the chairman. LOWESTOFT HARBOUR AND RAILWAY. Eaif yearly Mutiny.—Lowestoft, Feb. 23. Derr, Esq., in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report. By • statement of the harbour sad railway revenue for the year ending Dee. 31, 1848, it appeared that after payment of the fixed charges of the undertaking, no surplus profits had been realised. The shareholders, under the provisions of the act of parliament, were entitled to receive a dividend of 4 _per cent. per sonnet, payable on the let of March next. The accent showed an outlay up to the sane period of 316,301. lie. 4d., and the receipts front share capital and loans of 318,1761. 2.• Ild., leaving a balance in hand of 1,2301. lls. 7d. The works for the completion of the pier had been renewed under the direction of the ossunittee, consisting of directors of the Norfol Company, and they were progressing very satisfactorily. A powerful dredge lug machine had been constructed and completed under the superintendence of the harbour master at muck less cost than the company could have purchased a like ves sel. The inner harbour had been considerably improved by the extension of the whirling and by the deepening of the channel, so that accommodation was now afforded for 200 vowels to seek refuge therein. At this meeting Mr. Duff and Mr. Mills, two of the directors, went out by rotation, end they were at once eligible to be re-elected, and they had signified their intention to act, if re-elected. The CHAIRMAN moved that the report be received. After some conversation, this motion was carried. The SECRETARY, in answer to questions put by Mr. Cony, said the estimated cost of the completion of the works was 30,0001. previous to the outlay which had taken place since May 7, 1848. In consequence of the agreement between the Eastern Counties Company and the Norfolk Company, the further outlay for the harbour was committed to the are of a joint committee, and 30,0001. was the limit of the sum 'barged to the Norfolk Company. Whatever sum was ex pended beyond that was to be borne by the Eastern Counties Company, and was not to forma charge upon the Lowestoft Company. Thanks having been paned to the chairman, the meet ing separated. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN. Hsi flowly llestieg.—London, Feb. 26.—Jmze CLIII, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The SECRETARY read the following report: " Your directors have the pleasure to report that in accor dance with the arrangement made with Mr. Leishman, and easfinned by yen at the special meeting, held on Sept. 19, 1848, they have, in part liquidation of his award, paid to that gentleman the sum of 7,5001., being one-halt of the payment stipulated to be made in cash. The difficulty of soUeWeg arrears of calls has determined your directors to Footpath the sarrying on the line to Derry-bridge until such time as the company is in a more favourable financial posi tion. The aaft for the current ball year (notwithstanding the continued depreelion of trade, and the diminution of receipts upon railways generally) his, as compared with the serresponding period of bat year. shown an improvement; but your directors, admit! believing that the revenue re esipto will inane, with art improved state of the country, yet retain the opinion frequently expressed to you, that it is vain to hope for any very considerable thereon of traffic until • further extension of the line has been made. The waking expenditure has been redwood, as your directors believe, to the lowest practicable limit ; but they will not relax in their attention to this important subject ; and where ever found practicable, without impairing the efficiency of the service, they will be prepared still further to decrease it. , &mei of the alterations by which the reduction to the pre sent amount has been effected, hash's only recently come into operation, the revenue mount now before you does not fully exhibit the benefit of them ; but for the future they will be found to make a vary material saving under this head. Taking the income and expenditure at their present respective amounts, the working of that portion of the line now open would give a net profit to the shareholders of 2,0091. per annum ; but while your directors may fairly cal culate upon being enabled to keep the expen diture down to its present limit, they feel they may also fairly hope for an improvement of traffic which will serve to increase the profit thus shown. The directors having declared 1,364 shares forfeited for non payment of calls, the confirmation of that forfeiture will, at the special meeting, be submitted for your approval. Under the amended act, the shareholders have power to merge them shares in the company; end for this purpose it will be nem sexy to hold a spead meeting about two months from this date. Upon the shares now submitted for forfeiture, 17,9551. has been paid ; which, in addition to the amount previously received upon forfeited shares, makes a sum of 32,2321. 10e. ctsts added t o our capital, upon which no dividend will ever have to be ; while, at the NM holders time, the holde of the thane thus Ind to be merged, continue liable for all calls up to th e of forfeiture. One-half the capital being now pilaw, authority will be taken at the meal meeting IMIIIVINISi ter that purpose, to enable your directors to en ergise the borrowing powers under the act of incorporation. /AWN, g upon the early extension of the works se of the Mind impaling, ea the interests of the shareholders, your dientheee as. determined, as soon as practicable, to complete the line he Dewy Bridge ; but they feel that its extension Upend thethastheaust be dependent upon their being enabled to avail themselves of the borrowing powers of the art. They have, however, some ground to hope that moistener) to Irish railways will be mamma the remedial measures for Ireland about to be bed beam pediment; in which case they feel coaddent of ensidenee be side sempany, as it is one of the very few who, by having half their umbel paid up, are WWI to paiiilists In nay loon be lid pozpon.—.l. G. Frith, E.g., luoiog resigned his seat at the London hoard, the direc tors have elected in his Meld 11. H. Vsndeput, Esq. H. , having aLo 'Wined his t.fllca as local director, 8 Giniland, E•ra , of leutdondary, has been elected in his place i which appointments they hope will meet your approval. A vscsney as auditor haviog occurred, by the (lath of J. Elliott, Bag., your directors have appointed H. P. Fuller, Esq.—Your dfrectme have to report that the line generally is in a very satisfactory condition ; and they are gratified in still being enabled to state that the trafßc has been conducted without accident or interruption. For the financial po,ition of the company your directors beg to refer to the bali•yearly statement of amounts." From this statement it appeared that the total expenditure on the line was 171,0261. 49. lid.; and that there was a balance in band of 6171 10e. 4d. The revenue account from July 31, 1848, to January 31, 1849, show rd that the total reosipts had bKn 3,8601., and the expenditure, 3,2411. The CHAIRMAN pointed out the possibility of pay inn 6 per cent. to preference sharsholden and 2 per cent. to the old shareholders by a prosecution of the line to Derry Bridge and Newtown Stewart. He took for his data the present income and the promised additions from the extension of the line; but that rested will the shareholders, and the opinion they themselves had of the undertaking. Mr. RUTTER asked what sums were then owing by the company ? The CHAIRMAN said the amount was 52,0001., but that it had been reduced to 35,000/. Mr. CARR noticed that the expenditure of the half-year had been increased by 1,7001. for legal expenses. The SECRETARY replied that this amount included the expenses of the last act of parliament for 1848. The report having been adopted, the meeting was made special, when a resolution. authorising the directnrs to bor row to the extent of 113,1001., was pasted without opposition. Mr. RUTTER asked at what rate they intended to borrow that money ? The CHAIRMAN said they could not give beyond 5 per cent. under the act ; if they got the assistance of govern ment they would get it at 34 per cent. After some further discussion a resolution was passed for the forfeiture of 1,364 shares in arrow for calls. After a vote of thanks to the chairman, the meeting adjourned. GREAT WAISTS= AND GIBRIDOR.—A mooting of this company was appointed to take place yesterday, at the calms in West Strand; but at three o'clock, the hour appointed, no proprietors were ?repent, and after waiting the specified time, the directors adjourned the meeting. LEEDS AND Tniasx.—la anticipation of the meeting at Leeds to-morrow (Wednesday), the directors have is ued a financial statement. The following is the account for the half-year ending Dec. 31 : Da. _ . . _ lb stades gooses £l3 5 5 LoomsPs power and repairs 1,099 6 5 Meddlesome. 490 11 S 284 3 3 lisedie= " traile comes 309 10 8 9 Mal WO soma 139 2 Ompsmadts es lost aad demos 4 12 4 Masisl dross 75 14 1 Pselit rates 26 17 G DO as presager Male £5.027 6 10 By pumser teak C2,55091 15 Ands 4 6 Hams, esortivsk mai ....... 31 3 1 1 ta: 11 . 1 0 1 . 111 ..e ••• 709 . 7 11 1 k• 1 and Pm. 1,79515 7 Live* $2l £5,027 • 10 NORTH ERITISH.—It is the intention of the directors to take steps to convert their paid up capital into consoli dated stock. i r WANCII RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The following are th• last returns of tiro gran receipts of the principal French railways : Nerrenms.—Troan Feb.l2 1) Feb. 16 : nesemers, 140,818 f. ; goods, 217.8076 ; total, 388,7110. Rover.—From Feb. 11 to Feb. 17 : Passengers, 64,0550. ; goods, 92,700 L ; total, 146,7616 Honks—Front Feb. 11 to Feb. 17 : Passengers, 19,004 f. ; goods, 411,0547.; total, 65,038 f.", Osmotic —FTOIII Feb. 11 to Feb. 18 : Posoasgere, 74,1990.; goods, 118.8601. ; total, 191,0394 Boamauz..—Front Feb. 10 to Feb. 10 : litineagets, 25,5890. ; goods, 43,521 f. ; total, 71,0600. Vreauton.—Front Feb. 19 to Feb. 18 : Pawengers, 22,8990.; goods, 15,1330. ; total, 57.034 f. loccosorz.—From Feb. 12 to Feb. 16 : Passengers, 31,0911.; goods, 7, INLIMII I. IO.B3f. D Feb. 11 to Feb. 17 a Passengers, 3,7800. ; goods, TAIL; 10101.114141 L MONEY MARKET. MONDAY BVUWTNG. Money was rather more easy o n the Stock Ex change to-day, and was readily obtainable at 2 per cent, or 1 per cent. below the lowest rate required at the latter end of last week. The broker acting for the Bank was stated to have afforded Reasonable supplies l at this reduced rate, not, it may be mentioned, on ac count of the Bank, but of other connexions. The cir ounstance, however, had no effect in improving the funds, although probably . it might have had some little influence in retarding a fur ther decline. Consols were done for money as low as 921, and for time 921, bet finally inclination they f i t off 921 for money, and 921 to 3 for account. this downward of prices there is reason to conclude that the opinion of the more experienced practitioners of the house, if they bring so far what is technically termed a " bull " account, may be correct; meaning, of course, that the speculators for the rise are on the wrong side of the qnestion, and find them selves with heavy responsibilities of stock purchased at high rates, up to 95 indeed, with a market which has given way, and is still falling under them. Reduced Threes were 921 to 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 93; to 4. Long Annuities, 9 to 1-16. June Exchequer Bills, 42& to 455. premium. India Bonds, 575. to 595. premium. Bank Stock, 194 to 6. India Stook, 243 to 6. Danish scrip of the new five per cent. loan was about the most attractive feature in the foreign market, or so at least should be supposed, seeing that it attained to, and was actually done at, 8 premium. No notice of the conditions on which this loan was negotiated has yet appeared, nor of the rate at which the scrip was dealt out to the public or the subscribers. Judging from the premium it has earned, however, it should be assumed that both the conditions and the profit rate at which the scrip was issued, were satisfactory to all concerned. It may be mentioned that, although the amount of the loan, as advertised by the contractors, is only for 800,0001., the commercial advice' from Hamburg, as reported in the Express this afternoon, represent the extent of the loan to be eventually , car ried out, and brought to market, at two millions sterling. Meanwhile the old Danish Three per Cent. Loan continues heavy and difficult to move, at the wide differences between buying and selling prices of 65 to 8. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 50 to 1; the Fours, 80 to 1. Belgian, 81 to 3. Russian, 108 to 110. French Five per Cent. Henke were done at 841; exchange, 25}L Spanish Fives were 17 to 17i ; the Threes, 29 to 1 ; Passive, 31 to 4/. Porto resa2s to 6. Ecuador, Sto 1. Brea's, 82 to ilian, 94 to 7. Mexican, 261 to 1, Peruvian, 48 to 50. Venezuela, 23 to 5. Buenos Ayres, 25 to 7. Letters from Hamburg report that accounts bad been received there from Leghorn of the failure of the house of Bohlhoever and Co., of that port, understood to be a house of Dutch origin. The merchants of Hamburg were sufferers only to the extent of 60,000 marts banco. It is satisfactory to be enabled to state, upon com petect authority, that the British Bank, projected and to be governed by Dir. Macgre gor , M.P., is not to be conducted upon the system 'tanned to it by report,. of making loans upon shares a leading branch of its In- tended operations. As an essential part of the system, loans upon such securities are not at all contemplated, and are to be dealt with only exceptionally ; when at all, when covered, as in the cue of warrants, by other sufficient securities accompanying. In such case they will be treated upon the footing of substantial secun ties, that is, without any of that exaggeration of terms for accommodation which, as in the case of the Glam- gow exchange banks, would rather represent a gambling sprat speculating on the doctrine of chances than a fair trade in banking. The Limerick Chronicle states u follows :—" The failure of Mr. Jer. S. Murphy, in Cork, is for 80,0001. 'i'he Bank of Ireland is a sufferer to 28,0001." The house was connected with the Irish linen trade, and its fall is solely attributable to the state of the coun try, u a very few years since it was a most prospe rous concern. The dividend anticipated is small. 1521031.1611 TUNA& Beek Stock. 191 6 India Bootle. 11.000, 37 9 I per Ct. Rot Aans., gai3ni Cone. for Acct.. 923 325 3 X 3 pee' Ct. Own. Amos., 5.3 211 i3 3 80 24 Xiabegote /gum, 3d.. Jtme. Now 3 per Cola Anna..l.4 1 162 Inns imattlekezp. Jan. 5, ,9 Ditto, SmW, 484 Ditto, 33 Yon. erp.eloo. 6,1689. 4 Ditto. &Westin:4, 234.,36 8 6 8 5 India Stock, 243 4 7011ICIA 6 per Ct. Brazilian Bonds, 84 3 per Ct. Chllem Bowie, 182466 5 Dant& Boods, , 68 Ditto 6 per Ct.,.1019, Scrip, 66 6 74 2 Pm. 21 per Ct. Zostdor Donde. 3* 1 per Ot. Oran& lide„ 17 5 per Ct. Meziosn. 1846. X 8 6 6 per Ct. Peruvian Bonds. Ye 4 per Ct. Portuguree Banda. 251 6 81 roans. 6 per Ct. Rood= Bonds, 182% 1081 per CL imoish id:, from - Nov., 1840, ITO II par Veambela Boads. 25 6 T 6 c . Sl sf ..lir s vo c. liontes, Ht. 60e. 26 par Coot Dukit gzeimage, 12 (ha. Lei `per OL Duke PUBLIC S4LE& Fos. 28.—8 y Mr. H. Homo., at Garrawars.—Lease of the Lard Collier's:A pablie.howt, CoLlingwood-steeet, Bethnal. green. with private house adjoining, eatisnated to produce 164 ter =Busy Mid ttr 34 you, osezpirett, at 661. per attoola—eoid kr SHIPPING INTELLIGENC.I Mee Ira Onesposialt, Ow " aII*PIS C i a.ette: w• UOTes tkl. All. 1 Liam 0 10410 vii eastam o 9loo • • ran. se IA ARIL 0 ladle vil Irukcat Istai."4111.11.1.111 digien — ,l3lVeM{. Least.' Hen: Fohle,lteedwa Mein, &UV. W. W. Michael% IJphs„ Feb. 23, °dem Argentina, New Dees, Fet y .: 4 6 . lavaes Albion, Ram 24 Rani., Feb. , Alma, Portion., Feb. St, Rotterdam Argentina, off the Wight, Feb. 14, Load= Anse, of Beer Head, Feb. 13, Tondos Alert, Peasawe, Yob. 34, _London Antler, Graweewd, Feb. W, Caen Woe Dell, Craved., Feb. Itmotogete„Portam., 23 Yob. Catherine, Deal, Feb. Gramma 1;: 4 01,!4=i, choice, F i b . ZS, Leith Charm, ~ Feb. ft, PISIMIIIIM COSOUSI el Leetsdale, OM= 1.• Diana, Deal, Feb.l6, Crammed Diem Dams., Feb. 29, Londe, Dolphin, °rammed, Feb. W,11t.10e16. Deasere, Grarmend_ Feb.l/6, Hawes Feaenie, Newport,. N. Pete.ri. NeaterFleenor, Dlnelds, eb. le, Caleb Emerald Isle, Yannueth, I & W. Feb. teed lgiletwan, of the Wight., Feb. 21, Leodun Falee,Deal, Feb.l2, Gravesend =mina Yew, Dammam', Fish. 21, Nearceetle Emilie, Mirk Feb.l2, Name! i t YEN_ W sea -141, VI: Fmk. Gewarawell. Feb 2s,xt. Zwalggaw misahath, Deal, baCie "4 ipmitaleoraleFeb weesse. Dew, Feb. SI, /my Rmai . Obreg..Felt. hi - 56 11 - 7 m Feb. D, Callao =Rimag., Feb Yea, Dells Fels It, D IMfilevairt =ravelled, Feb. 23, liaises' Oravfm4lll, Pcb.2i , me& lavergewl off Deem., Feta Idald of Alkaat,Cosit,F e b, st.smo k. Margaret Jahn, Falni.,Velittlararwa Yep, raga., pl.l Piga :=7 l 4—.l`,"'"ltZl.°:Uvz,, rt=ek.,...m4.,l4;;N:rit tiewegh Mayflower, Waterf , Feb. D, Naha ,Graremead, Febtt, Farm Wort t Deltas, Nal. Feb. all, aldwg, Naomi trances, Feria Fb. Pomona, Aberdeen. Yebillgsatrwk, Pet, Falai., Feb. 21, Odessa r pLw b rar, Sew ItsmZeta ID, Oja i Man', Deal pet 14, lat.r ibmi " Pe rserrninee,Poruni.,Fetawa rs , Ptak t _Clisreerad Feb. la, latabga Rye, Retest. Feb. fa, 'leptn R Deal, Feb. Grare.eat Rorer, Fab., Feb. 33, Alsip*** Rowan Enigma, Giesler, Feb. lk New Royal Tier, Ridl, Feb. IS %Jelin* Sarah Gat , Feb. 'O, it. llskaars Superior, Deal. Feb, 23, (212222,21 Shannon, WSW, Feb. 24, Gammu i sureeillante, Fake., Feb. MANN Kt. Julie, Houtham., Veb. ri, Naos ble J.l. Gottwald, Swamies. ram. Day, Feb 2e , O . 21Gravallailaft saaaa, Gra4earad, Feb, Gasses Rabe, raveacul, Feb. 11, /an," Tweed, Parma. Feb. 2i. !wake_ Urania s Taarial, Feb. D. tsagaggh VRltca., S Victor, De oath s!, web. ' fleb , Graniesi Fat, Tewage, Deal, Feb. 28,Grarealst Den, Pb. if, New Drama Weights, cilf the e Wight Feba b.au r gt Twee, Dam, Feb. al, Pleame,Oravesend,Peb. 28,Antereep Fairy, Cork, Feb. 23. le Mere. ulf Dover, Feb. SI, Fare, Portant, Feb. 94, Leedom Featly Yielder, Graveseed, Feb. 11, Clem. Pill, Feb. It, Porlon Bleeper' Okinawan, Pen, Feb. 2 3 , Dsdriod Geddes ( Deal, Feb. 13, Unrested Oman, Crookbaren, Feb. 23, Galata Gratitude, Deal, Feb. Si, °mewed Ommeeelts, financed, Feb. 11, Otraffe,Urareeend, Feb. 13,1tatterdas Heavy awl Jan, Belfaet, Feb. 24. Alicante Hawk, Plym., Feb. Se, Antwerp Hotspur,Demi, Feb 211, (Halmstad Hem, Teeny, Feb. 14, Shan Hattegula, Gemmed, Feb. 18,Ravre Industrie, off Rwasage, Fett34,onead Isle of engin, Hyde, Feb. U (for Matted* Jute Jones, Palm. Feb. SS, Varna Jew aad Saner, Lytham, Peb. St, • Pan MOE Ball Al. and Jana, Li Aun Lei. ve7A.Feb.rd„ma. Fet;.74 F thee Arno ' , thiskini, Feb 14, Nayle: A 2k',, larizhans, l'eb. 24, ht. litieb. Puoirenth. M . M, Dunkirk Ana, Glasgow, Feb. 14, tthoeto Akkeboon, Milford, Feb. it Dordt Athoisaut, iikelds, Feb. SI, " math Aristide, Shields, Feb. 14, Toulon Mbields, Feb. 24. Lisboa Mtn., Deal, Feb. 22, (Urns Aland, Fula., Feb. 24, Dublin Buena %lath Livery., Feb. 26, Mew Orleans 1 telle,lareth, Vets 111, Attlee , verpLi ~ Feb. 16, C. 0. Hope Mama of thther, Falra.,Feb. 24,Cthe liecoluby , Greenock, Feb. 23, N. York Belle Alliance, Holybead, Feb. 2f, ; Antirery Corsair, nrilliam. Feb. 111,111alta =our, False., Feb. 24, Denis Greenock, Feb. 24, Jamaica Merle Holyhead, Feb. 21, Dunkirk WWI= Jantleadiartley., Feb .13, Lisbon Cliarm i ll=y 4 F l itb i. l4 24 Sevitle b. Centenary ,Ahlelds, &b e . 26, Mambas Ceres, Feb. 24.114 th Comer, 1 26 .1/.. Feb. 26, Weans Catharine, Livery., Feb.l6, Zoete Camelia, "Avery., reb. b, Batavia Livery., Erb. Id, La Guaira Carcalins Adam, Gravesend, Feb. 26, Poet Phillip City of Loudon, Grand., Feb. 21,14 th. Choke, Deal, leb. 11, Cads Caroline, Dover, Feb. Si, laths Catharine, DeaL Feb. 12, Myra the Teased, Lavery., Feb. 11, Memel Hoatheth,Yeb. Antwerp Ear: 14, Bothbaj Daring, Livery., Feb. 21, Calms Devoayort, Hull, Feb. IL /Yemen, Diana, MUthed, Feb x, Westin I satualen„Liver., Feb. 21,Ayaloehleola lethlesbars', Feb. 24, Heath. Dawes., Middlethoeo . , Feb. Idniettin Pethrbead.FH.l2l,oreeniand Dorothy, Poetise., Feb. IL P. Phillip Rayless, Livery., Feb. x l rik Thomas sate. mew eara jaw, Lively, Feb. 12,111i--' Jgast, Lena. Feb. tS, ars, Gravesend, Feb Mik. hems. !Inflows, Feb. 24 . , Wider inditJells, Du Fb. 24, mull Hulkeb. 21, staiter. Jahn., Shields, Feb 11, Raselew Jul. C. pod, Fete, 11, tips. nem,y " , MT* Par k eardlf,'Fab Ids:MIMI =mu, Possum, Pm at LIMM, Leery., Feb 31,eisimos Louisa, Ponder., Feb. 14., Nerds Leo, Dash Feb. St. flaws Leopard, Peel, Ire y , pp. Mary Oampbell, Ortearloakt Mem Stewart, Owens* pin. s . mite PatS,4 4 = F litl rim* Mldelksboto, tieb. 11,1104 rs ri: l rrr e ttleiltSt h Atimian', i yowls, eitt 94. Pols Startle swansea Feb 21. Lids M. A. th en, Mblistahlt, Pan. walk Mary, Lisneet, Feb 14, Owe Merettelt= Feb 28 North et ,i'etentesl. , um • l irth Omaha Neptune. MIMI., Feb. 21 , Xmas Neteide,Oravestad Feb2Sihalbobas uw, Feb Fe b. b. 23 we. Prospect, Myth, Fe, Dew Plasm, MID, Feb. 24, Rom 'wain., Deal, Feb. 21, Sepia Packet Diemen Feb. 21Awn. parmantee, Holy6md, 447 - 41, heft , Partisan, Hawley., Feb 21, littacese Chsrlotte, Itarilepfra O penelope, Pim 21 ~ Feb . Cam Ms Pierre le med, Stdeldsehib. Polly, fiblads, Feb 11.1 f embem lea Patriot, ahlelde, Feb. 21. Realm ,Chsvad., Feb.3ll,New Eidt Plata, Liverp., Feb le, Rama Apo ilesoludea, Petetinad, Fro Neer Rival, Susan., Feb. ft Hominy lnd Retina, Livers., Feb. 11, &Sod Royal Itkepberteas, Royal Albert, Dover, Feo.ll,hemd Rem, Deal, Feb. 33, (Idle HwibemY, Liverpool, Ft. X, Ms Boson and As., Arbnaik, F14:1 hoods, Glestrow, Feb. 22, Marie Southampios, Gretant, Feb P. Reis Sophia, Holyhead, Feb. Ne w mas Marro, Milford, Feb. X, Yak Swab, Shields, Feb. 24,11makerd h ell! FM. Yl, attars Miklos, Deal, 'Feb. as, mime Ilantorsag, Deal, Feti.23, (Ma Serlegopatam, Deol,Feb. X, Maine ilmoetrie, Llvemool, Feb 31, Xarem namniere, Livery, Feb. X, Carta Eloceese, Livery., Feb. 31, lonenisal Thomas sad lion, Arbeara„ Fro 1 Throe, Cardiff, Feb. 34, liontrom Trinatrio, Holyhead, 26.21, Velem* Treasurer, Sklolds, Feb. MAWR Than Moller, Qua, Feb. X, lasers T i ttiL i Tallreet reb ...l . b u r—,1 11202 Volta, Tema. Fro. 31 . , Penne Viewlra Ewalt, tbrield, Pro Neel Vanguard, Hortlop., Feb. 2114..= Vertnireeli. 41 W.. 24, Tl=O v ldeida t retl e kl i a:r. Der P I, itb.ll, 'trines moeier, limp., Feb. HI, lama Florets, Otoodow,Feb. SI, New lea Welcome Home, Hull, Feb. ARAM Wonderer, Leith, Feb. 2,1 St.IoYMIL Wear, Sktelde, Feb. 21, UM. Weep, Cork, bob . 24, Jamaica W. kleber, verpool, Feb X fie Joie Yacht, Realism. Feb. 21, Hanker Zodlareree, Reldibigtoa rev whim Dristnem, Feb. " 27: Neplii Emilie, Cardiff, Web. le, Wale Lebo, teem, Feb. 34, Rambo; Faber, Dundee, Feb. 24, Dudek f i t i ce . l s Hartlep pa Z . o. 23, Hamburg , Feb. 23, Napes 17,41 e .lee be, Feb. el, Llatal 14,111100 t, Weide, Fib Mort, Dee!, Feb. 24, Cadls Eadeamar, Livery., Feb. ll 'Adria, M., Ales- Flu e, Livery., Feb. 11, Ramberg Earl of Dedham, Liverpool, Febßails. 21, Fortuna, Hug, Feb. 23. Leer Ilareatla, Deal, Feb. 21, Adelaide }easy a Oarrieem, liravemerl i Zel 2e Fawn, Lime., Feb. 111, Dordt , tilearagde, Lie erp. Feb. 31, !feint r - V,Pa.?....).T . 1t, T ar °made, Olamow, Feb. Id, et.ll4omee Comp eel Mliaabetb, timake., Feb. 14, /Webers Geo. Mitchell, Deal Feb. Id, Weeds Oedema, Deal, Feb 11, Mall Haberdiae, idt, Hamra, Feb. ID, ligue Hobe, Hall, Feb 111, °retained ire Here, Maori, Feb. SS, Roues Hebr, Milford, Feb. 34, Oahu ,12renee Hermitage , Mide 21 Hamilias Hues, Peter mbo., head, Feb. It, Oreeidash Hiberelb eleder, 1" ; 2 1 1 4,re, Hew Yost Hamlet, genres, Feb. la, Cabe Dumper, Deal, Feb. 21, at. YAW leduarte, enema, Fab. 23, Hamburg Ida, Yarmouth, 1.W., Feb 24, Algoa Be/ Lear, Livery., Feb.,/, Pentambnee letriask, Livery., Yob. 21, n4vaattalt Antel.ops Man (of Jersey) Cairo Jabez(Srerbro') John Melt Howl; Plymouth—. 11!0.? 4 lioates Iletubd est Sydney Lliverpool 0.,.\..fiU4.1.T1M. Betsey, for Cron, put back.-:Abe w eire74 - Feh. 23. Brhisb Queen. from Palermo to Liverpool, was abandoned Feb 3, eit7 leaky, of Sardinia ; crew laved, and landod at Gibraltar. Comet, from Flushing for North Faro, was towed In here last al& Oil to of meet —Whitby. Feb. 22. Courier, arrived from Matanzas, with loss of foremast, bead. Wl' boom, to—Greenock, Feb. 22. Dexterous, fur Genoa, has put back, with louof forenvd.—Orsrosinfi Feb. 2d. Gee, from Hull to Hamburg, has boon lost WU Tonniug ; crew Ydttit of cargo oared. [lobelia. from Stockton to Hamburg, was stranded on Steingsd, Ti. 2l; mew wired. Jetta° Awustin has vain Dere from Sunderland, with dames to Is rib.Utlwarits, ke, baring been in tiontact.—Grirmby, Feb S. Malatadt (Dutch gallioti, in going from Sutton Pool to the Cstinter,lit on shore near the Eastern Nor ; has untamed considurado danNa and I. being lightoned.—Plyineuth, Feb. 25. Lady fluntly. from Halifax, N.S., arrived with damago.—(kstroli Feb. 24. Leo, for St. Montan, railed and put back.—Mal. Feb. 25. 12rfor Buenos gyros, sailed and put baek.—]halo Feb. 2s . otthe Mill, from the Clyde to Sierra Leone, ran on shon Feb e/h k Island. but Not off without damage.—LouilooderrY. Minx, from Nowinatie " r ‘ eadle, got on the Lortrand rutinhrX recorre4 garlstituee. gad who brought into Chia part lattY.—Bllwai We : 1.57 lUdeout, from London to Gnomon Iln ballast), was lost on the DWI sand. Feb. 19 ; erew saved, and landed at Wremen. Royer. from Alessndsia to Cork or Falmouth, was stranded WWI* lost one reef of rooks south of Greets Island 14th in.t ; arr • Hera, from Odom, has arrived. with too of bulwarks—Mar" Feb. 25. ROrld aMpbadaii, for Ades. oiled sad fat back.—Dal, Feb. 15. &manna; for Use Sled and pat beet —Deal, Feb. 25. fiatampataia, for !gad as malted awl pat bee.—Dal, Feb. 25. Melds. kr Milk mad sal pat laeL—Daal. Feb. 25. Spring, from Inneftdthing to Ilksobborg. twa been lon near Tonaleg: crew eared. (Advertisement.] —A WOUND IN THE LEO (Tam HOLLOWAY'S Oman= arm Pu.m.—Extract of a letter kw Et. Edward Nicholls, 34, Rose4nest, Covent.gardea: —" To MIN Holloway.-81r,—Por year I had a bad leg, and about four yen s.,lo an abscess formed, which the treatment adopted by several Ma. men failed to heal, and I despaired of a clue ; lately my Moen* commended your medicines, and by their use alone I Boos foal s great improvement, and in a hw weeks my leg Was Perfestliell I can now walk ten miles a day with as great ease as mhos • so w year old, andnow lam 90."—Sold by all druggiets, mist Pre Holloway's establishment, 944, Strand, London. BI RT 118. BROWN. Fob. ti, the wife of Mr. Brown, of RoTOOOT, of a LA 6411 1' NOPORD —Feb 21. at Mertabore rheumy. the ' ,go of sheik% Longford, of a daughter. MAJOR. — Feb. T . the wife of R. Maier. ESQ., of 40 051 . 4 Canosburr, of a MARBDEN.—Feb. " At Greenwich. the wife of Richard OW Menden, of a daughter. OKEDUN.—Feb. 24 at Tornwortb, Doisetehlre, the wife of IL/. Okedot, Eft.. of a e on. PAY NE.—Yeb. 11, at iroothernpton, the wife of Kr. T. P. Psyse. d t eon. PROCT . OII : —Tfh. 20. at Dishopirearmooth. the wife of Curt 11." ro;Orirdattsit;r." O COTT.—lfeb.Loondes. street s Belem. square, lira 50 , 0 0 Sortie Scott. of a daughter MARRIAGES. ATE INSON—HARRISON.—Veb. 21. at Singleton Chunk ToolZ. 10-Fylde, 1.;. Atkinson. Ern. of Bradford. York-hire, to Ma both. 0017 daughter of the Mks R. Bannon. Esq.. of Bow . '" .-- Prtstoe, _Lancashire. BATESON—TREVOL—Yea. fl. T. Daimon, Esq., cadet °I of Sir It. Hatann, Bart. of Molvair-park. Down, to Caroline Anne. ..road denighter of Gm Hon. G. K. Tremor. M.P. CORBOULD—HOLLI&—Fab. Si, at the Mush Deolarce „ 1 1 by the Von. Archdeacon Koaring. Francis J. Corboult. Branham. Kent, to Marts. second daughter of Witham AL R... Esq of bewlaharn, In the e constr. GARLAND—CVSTANCIL—Ieb. 13, at St. George*. Ch5te1.1 04 ..,.. by the Rev. George T. Prior. Jams Garland. lofb to 1 "" re fourth daughter of Thomas Cmeacoe. Esq. GORD4rf 21. at St. John's. !lacteal. _,J•L' don.hist 96th DerL. to Trews' Lharlette. third daughkr Rev. J. 'lntyre, rector of BA Jimmie, Jamaica. HOW A RD—Bit ITTAN.—PoIe. 'kat St. George's, Bridirl, by Gait 8.. Meredith, the Rev. H. HOMitl, perpetual curate of Akirwbsm Coekerington St. Alamlithcobehlre. to Marts, eldest &WM , " J. Britian. of the sanseeconty. LEW PO. at Perdrridge, by the Rev. E. Thal. d W. Undo. of Pips Hap. nor LialnieliL to Ann. ehhit &Mb° Mr. Bright, et T MILLEIL—COVIMOTGX—Feb. 10, at Gt. Antes. Limeltouse , 0 •1 0 youngest son of the late R. LBW, Mor., of Kenton Lodecilmeruf; row, to Martha, eldest elaughtar of J. Covington. Esq.. or Menace. ATRINSON.—Feb. 26,4 Harendo T ok. terrace. Itsmintcoa• woad doughter of Marten C. Atkinnon. , Nerd ii nt rc Ai r Cl A S l . 7—J P F. eb y.d... . b 23.. m at . m Al m.,D. baz na, _m otreet.. l2B.B Zen oedni tS part C u bm enneto los TOM, Id:Woof the late Limet.-OoL G. Hickomo. of We 111 111" &Mew KB.-IDeb. 21, at Tonanhamarelen Oman& widow of l J' l3l°. Nag , late of Upper Clarlotto street. F i tzroy-square, slied LANIL—Feb. PO, at Devon Homo. Kingsdono, S. WIC "" . 0 t LATIIIKIL—Pwir. St, at Oambarwelliwora, J. D. Latimer. • Headlngtan. r 24 xf eyed olla WIN MR.—Feb. at Brlghto. Anne. the bnances WNhm 6* Muter Kea of Redford .row London ." of No. d M gAgri. laaidabsarn&_Furaprett.z2 e:ur....1.w0wd,110, TenaDAT. 11iii0ABT re WU DAM Loa. ! TM. ..--- Feb. 18 Off '794 km Veto. 21 47 N. 7W. Pcb. 13 147 N. 0711. Feb. 21 Jo S. W. of Wel Feb. 34 . 311 S. W.VIMuI Jas. $3 Off Wkl law Jim Zr !74.E. 011014 km ■ /' / g h