The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-23 00:00:00

V I P --- 11.- The cast of the navy in 1818 was nearly double its cost in 1833: it cast 4,099,430 in the latter, and 7,922,2 rd. in the former yeu. With three figures staring them in the face ministers can only be lis tened to with contempt and indignation when they talk of their inability to curtail expenditure and re duce taxation. The CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER did not escape the cartiptlon his Fitiful extAbition so richly merited. For sumo hairs after he sat dawn rebuke and exposure poured in upon bim from all quarters " quick, this k, and heavy as &thunder shower. Mr. RUNE protested against the profUgate icele of milt. tery and naval expenditure; %sue. HODGES and FIU relicted Mee of revenue from the maiute- 1 mance of the hop tax; Meters. WG RECOIL, COWAN, and COBDEN denounced the excise ; Mr. MILNER GIBSON taunted ministers with their apostacy from the prin ciple of untexing knowledge ; Lord ROBERT GROSVENOR had a word ti say against the attorney tax. The CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER winced under the pelting of t' M pitiless storm, but he drew his official gabardine atoned him, aid sat obstinately there, resolute to wattle; it out. The truth is, that the break-np of the Lincolnites hes inspired ministers with the conviction that they need make no concessions. They are confident they can retain effice, because there are none to take it from them. So long as the country admits them to be official necessities, they are quite oanteired to be considered nrceasyy evils. Perliementery critics may rail at their financial policy so long as they can not rail them off the Ternary bench. There is no hope fcr the country except in the movement out of doors for financial reform and the increase of 40e. freeholders. THE gamc-keepers, game-preservers, and magis trates who per,ecuted NlanY ANNE CROsEI, were, at least, eiviliqd barbarians. They were refined enough to torture their victim cruelly, without, by iufiic'irg ph, sical pain, making themselves objects of disgust. But the game-keepers, guile-preserver., and m trate* of Yorkshire appear to be atid eureelaiethel savages. About a week ago, we are told is a paragraph which we transferred on Thursday from the columns of the Yurkshiretnan t our own, that a game keeper of the nem! of JOHN Si',A appeared at York Caatie to answer a charge of assault. The complainant was a woman, for advanced in pregnancy, whose broken bonnet and discoloured e) o bore testimony to the truth of her tide. She had gone, on the 6th instant, with Lcr husband, who deals in nuts, timber, and other odd articles, to view some wood which a 111 r. I.orrltouse. proposed to sell them, and their cog followed them, us dogs will its. They went with Lot - mouse upon a neigliir , ur's ground to view the wood, and some how or other it came that the woman was for a time lett alone, the men going one way upon bueiness,and the dog, in search of aumeement,running off another. While thus left alone, Mrs. Rawmos for that is her name —heard a shot, and soon after eaw the gamekeeper, Mt. Jour; Steins. How the suspicion came across Lte we know not; but she forth with taxed him with hat ing shot her dog. Mr. Sinus was ton polite to contradict a lady ; on the confrary, he frankly told her, and with a hearty oath, that he bad Lot only shot her dog, but would shoot herself too if she did not quit the ground. But the woman wee roused within Mrs. RAWLINGS, and leave the field s"‘e would not till she had sought for and found her dog. The report says not, but we can e telly imagine, that, under such aggravating cf r comstances, Mrs. ItewLteas gave free vent to fur feminine objurgatory elequenoe ; whereupon Mr. JOHN SIGGS stepped delbrattly to the hedge, cut a stick, and best her with it, about bonnet and free, till the one was broken and the other adorned with a black eye. So far the conduct of this sullen boor was in admirable keeping. ll ithout provocation or hesi tation, he shot au humeri t dog that crossed his path; when the dog's mistress (eked him if he had killed it, ho told her, with an oath, bat he would shoot her too; and when she gave vent to her anger in words, he cut a stick, and re,gstrdie.s of her advanced state of pregnancy, beat her savagely with it. His conduct was in keeping to the claw. When RewLises re turned and learned how his dog and wife had been treated, he in a fit of natural exasperation, threw off his coat and challenged the brute to fight him. But the murderer of dogs, and beater of women, shrunk from the rightful wrath of a man, and declined the iavi'ation. So true is it what SIIERID.tN KNOWLES has said of the animal in man's shape, who could strike a woman, "to call him coward were base flattery." It is less with this brutal, cowardly bcor, however, that we have to do than with the worshipful magis trates who adudicated bet Run him and Mrs. RAW - Limas. Mr. Joint Steles, after the complainant had told her tale, admitted that he had struck her. He then pulled out his purse, ;asked " what he had to par," and said he wowed " pay and Lace done with at.' And finally, he produced a witness to give him self the lie, and prove that he had never struck the woman at all. One would have thought this al ternate assumption of the craven and the bully— this attempt, fir,t to carry Coo matter off with a bold face and a parade of his money, and then to shuffle out of the scrape by getting some convenient knave to tell a falsehood fur hint —might have enlightened t'ue bench as to the fellow's character. And then there were tho atoieen bonnet and black eye to testify to his brutality. But Mr. JOHN &COS is a gamekeeper, and gainekeeepers belong to the privileged classes. Tho worshipful bench could not indeed deny that an :.esaalt had been committed; but they opined that it was "not so bad as the woman represented," and inflicted a fine of 7s. and costs, amounting in all to 1/. le. This, then, is the lase c 1 the land—the game-law of the land:—Mr. JOIN Stecs, gamekeeper, 'may shoot a dog, and beat a woin tn fir advanced in preg nancy with a stick, and flourish his well-filled puree in defiance of the rangietratee, and be let off with a statement that his eon lad has not been " very b".d," and a fine of 1/. 1 Whereas if MARY ANNE CRO•ItY lifts a game trap, though she avers that she meant to carry it to the gamekeeper for whom she chard, no extetuation is tittered in her behalf, and having no purse, empty or full, she is fined 21.10 e., and, in default of payment, sent, with an infant at her brea't, across half a county, to a felon's gaol, leaving her unemployed husband and two helpless children to starve. Verily these game laws do per vert men's sense of right and wrong, and make brutes of all who hare to do with them. How much longer will the men of England submit to see their wom-n thus treated? 'ne Court. His Royal Hishness Prince Albert, attended by Colonel &unit, in.peeted the Scott Fusilier Guide yes terday morning. His Royal Witbncos Pence Albert presided yesterday afternoon at a meet:ng of the osnuaissioa for promot igaceand encouraging the Me Arts, in the re-building the of Westminster. His Royal Highness arrived at three Veleek, attended by Colonel B tuverie. The commis- Molten present were, the Marquis ot Lansdowne, the Earl of Carlisle, Visowsr.t Cwntog Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Col borne, the Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Com mons, the Earl of Linenln, Lord Mshon, the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Sir Robert Harry Inglis, and Mr. Hallam. The secretary, Mr. Rastitike, was in attendance. The meet ing broke up at a quarter hefere seven o'clock. Mr. G. Rubino:a, Captain Light, Captain Smith, R N., and Mr C. Mull, attended at Butkinadsm Palace yesterday, to present for the use of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, a host eon - Meted by Maus. Searle, her Majesty's bast builders. Ths host was rendered a perfect life-boat by the introduetion eCiptsin Light's marine buoy ancy material between the timber. The Queen and Per.ca Anal honoured the Sacred Harmonic S..cie:y with their presence, at Exeter Hell, last night, is witness the pethrtnanee of Mendelasohn's matte to the sacred drama of " Athalie." Dentate/me were emit off yeaterdly evening from the Colonial Wiles for the governors of Canada, St. Helena, and the Cape of Bold Hope. Messrs. Doo ood, Mao Dermott, and Wilson, and Mr. nation (secret ) a &petition (rani the Newspaper Short Bead Writers* Anxiatfan, had as interview with Sir Omer Grey, yesterday, A% the Home sites. Mr. Palmer, M.P., had also en Mtge-view yesterday with the right bon. Baronet. THE Prrnatt's " P•w."—At Memel), on the 25th ult., a Netherton pitman srpearect before Judas Wilkinson, in the County Court, in n ease of debt. The sun was only 18s , and hie honour haring adjudged it to be due, asked the defendant how be soul I pay it. Re muttered something about his detcrminttion not to pay st all, where opts the court prepar.d to commit his to Real. Bat before this could be dose the Netherton wight walked out of the ball, turned the key upon judge, andltue, and commontlty. end, making Ikea all feat ptimien, walked os—Ltverpoot news. e s • • • • • • • • • 1• 4 • IRELAND AND THE CORPORATION OF LONDON. A numerous melting of the Members of the cor poration was yesterday held at the Mansion House. The Lord Mayor In the chair. His LORDSHIP s ,id he was obliged: to the gentlemen present for their attendance upon so abort a summons. lle called the attention of the meeting to the oh servatiens made by Sir Robert Peel in his celebta ted speech on Irish affairs in the House of Commons, in which the right hon. bare held it oat as a noble object of ambition to the corporation of London to follow the exam ple of their ptedecessors in former times by becoming possessors of one of the extensive p roperties In Irelsod which were likely to be brought into the mar ket, and thus become iastramental in conferring upon other portions of that interesting country the bless sings of pear*, order, and prosperity which diatinguished the northern provinces of the island settled by means of the cor poration and the greet L .nden companies. Mr. WIRR said it was known that a bill was now in its pusoge through parliament which would facilitate the isle of encumbered estates and give en act of parliament title to capitalists wishing to embark in the reclamation of land now suffered to be barren and unproductive amid a starving po pulation. willing to work if they had capital and enterprise to put them in motion. The subject for consideration wee whether the corporation would lend its aid to supply a por tion of capital applicable to the cultivation of land in leased if it c uld be accomplished with safety. As the present most be considered as a mere preliminary meeting, he should Propose the formation of a committee of seven to collect and digest teformation to be laid before tho Court of Common Council. Mr. R. L. JONES slid he wished to ask the City Solici tor, whether they could safely enter into any negotiation for the purehtse of encumbered estates in Ireland, until the bid for giving a general title t t property (deposed of under such circumstances, shnuld pees into a law ? Mr. C. PRAKSON said that as this was only a prelimi nary meeting of gentlemen, not acting in a corporate Inez city, he did not attend as City solicitor, but u a private indi vidual, feeling a deep interest in promoting the sue,ess of their object. He had, however, no hesitation in ming that he should nev.r advise the Corporation to think of making any purchases of encumbered estates in Ire land warm% a parliamentary title. Alderman HUMPHEItY said, that although he was as anxious u any gentlemen could possibly be to promote the prosperity of Ireland, he felt the greatest repugnance to any measure which was not based upon the provisions of the bill now pending in the House of L rds. A long discussion ensued, in which several of the mat influential members of the corporation took part, end they appeared to be unanimous in their anxiety to forward the measure if, upon further inquiry, it should be found that it could be safely n-dericken. A committee wee then formed '0 make the requisite inquiries, in conformity with the feel ings or the westing. It woe said that nearly every reember who had been in vited was present, and the Lord Mayor expressed his regret that, from the pre-sure of time, he had not been able to give notice to a larger number of the aldermen and com mon council. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL Ye sterday the annual distribution of scholarship I prig s and honorary testimoniah among the pupils of the medical school attached to this hospital took pl tee in the heard-room of the institution. Sir Jogs Pima, Bart., pre sided on the occasion. Dr. BARKER read the report of the state of the school during the pas•_ e salon and for some years previously, from valets it appeared that the efforts begun by the governors in 1812 to improve the condition of the medical school, which was then in a state of much depression, had been completely guetessful. The library and museum had been considerably in ereated, a ball bad been provided within the hospital in which the students could Mks their meals, a scholarship had been , funded fir the pupil who passed the best examination Magpies , and rosthem-dics on hi, entrance into the school—a resident , accoucheur. selected from the most competent of the pupils, had been appointed, and several other improvements had been carried out. the effect of which was, that the number of pupils entered during the pact year was 2i times greater than that of two years since. The prizes, which censisted of surgical instruments, medals, and books, w►re then diatrihnted. To Mr. C. O'Callaghan, resident accouchear, for his statis tical report, a cad of instruments. PHYrIOLOOY.—L. W. Seidgwick, Bornughbeidee, Ant prize; G F. Drew, Plymouth. second do.; F. J. Dyer, Blackheath, ho 1. certificate; H J. tweak, Blackheath, do.; T. A. Chaldeeett, Newi igton, do. ; A. Carpenter, Roth well, Northampton, do. ; J. W. Keywortb, Aston, Berke, do. Miowirear.—L. W. Soli/wick, Boroughbridge, first pez , ; F. J. Dyer, B:ackbeath, second de.; J. W. Key worth, Aeneas, Berke, third do.; J. Coaxing, L. Heyford, near Woodstock, hon. certificat^ ; T. A. Chalelecutt, Newing ton, do. ; G. F. Drew, Plymouth, do.; H. H. Mackluardo, L nidon, do. ; A. C spent. r, Rothweil, do. DF.*CRIPTITZ ANATOMY. —A. Carpenter, Rothwell, Northampton, fiat prise; F. J. Money, 09hsm, Kent, •ecund prize; O. F. Drew, Plymouth, hon. certificate; 11. B. M. Sicamonds. st In ties, do. ;W. T. Colby, Melton, Yorkshire, do. ; C. W. Chaldeelat, Dorking, Surrey, do. CHEMISTRY.—P. J. Money, °Wham, Kent, prize; C. W. Chaldeeots, Dorking, Seem, hon. certificate. MATIRIA MEDICA.—F. J. Money, Offbeat, Kent, first prize. ; C. W. Chaldecott, Docking, Surrey. second do. SCRoSRY.—L. W. S. dawick, Boroughbridge, first prize ; T. A. Chald eat', Newington ,second do Mintotage.—L. W. Serigwick, Boroughbridge, first prize; A. Carpenter, Bothwell, second do ; F. J. Dyer, Black heath, hon. egeriificate ; J. Coggin, L. H.vford, near Wood sti A, ; J. W. Keyworth. Aston, Berke, do.; G. F. Drew, Plymouth. do. ; T. A Chaldrcots, Newington, do. PHYSICAL 80CIRTT.—Charles O'Callaghan, Killarney, treasurer's prise ; J. W. Keyworth, Aston, Berke, society's prize. DRESURSEIPS.—J. S. Bestows, J. Craven, L. W. Stale wick, F. J. Dyer, J. Cantina, H. J. Locock, H. H. Meek mureio, R. Bowen, C O'Cailaghan, J. Jardine, T. A. Chat decott, J. W. Key worth. MATRICCLATIoN SCUOLABERIP.—F. J. Money, Off ham, Kent, scholarship. SCHOLARSKIPS FOR FIRST YEAR &woman —F. J. Money, Off ham, Kent; C. W. Chal leco'e, Dorking, Surrey. TRZASURERS' PRIER, FOR GENERAL PROFICIENCY AND GOOD CONDUCT.—L. W. Stedgwik, Borougbbridge, gold medal. THB MANCHESTER CORPORATION AND THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS. The Manchester Town Council and her Majesty's Boar 1 of Customs are at issue as to the charge upon the borough fund of the expense of collecting customs The corporation made 'repeated applications some years ago to have the privilege of inland howling conceded, and was steadily opposed by the Board of Customs. Wearying the government, however, with their importunities, it appears that in the court of the repeated negotiation which were made the principal objections were removed one by one, till the only tangib'e excuse which the government was left to rely upon was—the expense ; and it was said, in the full telief that Manchester knew too vk II the value of money ever to accede to the proposition, that the privilege could only be conceded cn payment of the expense of a custom house. To get the privilege, the corporation of 1814 agreed to pay the expense out of the borough fund, as an experiment, with the understanding that if the privilege of bonding was largely taken advantage of in Manchester, they should ulti mately be put on the footing of other ports, and that the expense of collecting the customs there, as elsewhere, should thenceforth be deducted from the customs duty. So wall has bonding progressed in Manchester, that from , 70,3191. collected in 1844 5, the amount of revenue col ' lotted in 1847.8 had increased to 249,6881. They have now applied to be relieved from the charge upon the borough fund; but the Customs Board reply that tSough they were beaten in their opposition to the establishment of a glisten-hones in Manchester, they will not be beaten in exacting from them the price at which it was obtained The amount realised by the council out of dues is less then 4981. arson, whilst the cost of the establishment is 2,7131. net annum (rather less than one per cent. on the revenue and leg; than the cast at any other pore), and they have at length come to the decision of throwing up the privilege unless tits y can have it on those just and equitable terms to which it has been conceded to other towns. They have passed the following resolution with that view : That notice be forthwith given to the commissioners of of her Majesty's customs, and also to the lords vommissioners of her Majesty's treasury, that this council will not hell themselves responsible for, or nay out of the borough fund, or otherwise, any expenses to be incurred after the 10th day of October now next, by the commissioners of her Majesty's customs, in the management and collection of the customs and other duties payable in respect of the goods deprsited in bond in or near this borough ; or cf the maintenance of the establishment of officers and clerks necessary for such ma nagement and collection. IRFLAND. DUBLIN, JUNI 22. In the absence of political topics to comment upon, a controversy is kept up between a government and a popular journal as to the health of Martin the con vict. It seems that Martin, though a eelicote man, is quite well enou rif for transportation, as he will not be subjected to any labour, but merely expatrittion. A grievance is made oat of Lis case, but not appa rently on solid grounds. The public have become quite indifferent to the case of the convict,. An interesting bre.ich of promise of mar riage case was tried yesterday before the Lord Chief Baron. The plaintiff was an English lady, Miss Maria Wilson, of Manchester, and the defendant was Mr. John Douglas, an Irish gentleman of fortune, in the county of Armagh. Toe plaintiff's lather bavit g become embarrassed in his circumstances, the defend ant broke off the match. Some of the letters produciel from the defendant were as ridiculous as the letters of lovers generaly arc. The jury returned a ver dict for the plaintiff of 800/. Pownworrn, 'urn 22. Sphyns, st.-st., arrived this ramming, and Mat into ha.brur, from 1/..vogivrt, with sea men pod off from Hibernia et that port. Pant•loon has hal her powder taken out prepsratory to coming into har bour. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1849. Coldstream Best. of Pt Grds.—Lleut..Col. T. CROMBIIt, from h.-p. unatt., to be amt. sod lieut. .enl., vice C. A. Windhero, who cub. ; Capt. the Hen. A. E. HARDINWS, from 19th V., to be lieut. acalcape., rice Duneombe, who rub. 16th Regt. of Y.—Lltut. and Capt. G. T. Dreams; from the Cold- Wrenn Reg,. of P. Grds., to be apt., vice Bardinge. who each. I:th P.—Ens. W. Poctstio to be lieu(, by pur., vice Moore, who retie; C. P. Comers, Gen.., to be ens., by our., vice Pollard. 45th P.—Pas. P. It. Guarico' to be lieut., b> pur. vice Kipper,who rats.; Ens. G. L. ROBIN to be lieut., by pur., vice s.r It. A. F. G. Colleton, Dart., who rata ;B. EUCAS., Oen to be ens ,by pur., vice Grantham; J. J. L. Wausau, Gent., to be ens., by pur., vice Hobbs. 73rd P.—Lieut. C. BOONTON to be rapt., without pur. ' Tit* Be, dee. 82nd F.—Capt. H C. Morroorr, from the Royal Newforindland Com. to be eapt., vice West, who exchanges; Colour-Peril. 8. ritt e 4A, from the 14th F., to be quartet master, vice B. lla•r, die mined the service by the sentence of a general court-mulls!. 90th F.—Ens. V. 11. Coos lobe lieut., by per., vice the 1100. W. Mr bud, who refs.; Ens. W. B. ?ARAM, from the 99th F., to be WM., . vice — Claw. 09th F.U. F. W. ELY, seat, to he en..., by par., rice Penne, app. to T. - _ _ _ Ceylon Rifle Rein—See. Lieut. J. Inwas, to be drat lieut., without pox., • ice Dwyer. deemed. Roy. Newfoundland Companies.—Cept. 0. Wm', from 02nd F., to be apt., vice Marriott, who exchanges. Roy. Malta Feecible Itegt.—Astilat...iurg. L 1111114(A11.14 M.D., to be surg., vice Montanaro, demerit. Bever.—M.dor-Gen. W. ROWAN C. 8., to have the local rank of Ileut..gen to the army In Cuosds; hblivasnot N.—The chrinian names of Ens. Cl r, 26th F., are P. A., nut F. as previously ate.d. EILIATA to WCOIId Puiptemcnt of London Gaulle of Sth JUN!: To be tient:eel. in the Eat Indies —For Major 0. Polite, let Darnley Native Intantry, read, Light Cavalry. To be Major In the Lot For Capt. Roamer RAINS Bengal Artillery, read, Itotikar Ituke. IiviLLISIDS; for Capt. Came. Trial...star, lath Bombay Native Infantry, read, CAILNS RAILWAY MEETING. lIARFEDALR.-ABANOONMENT OF RAILWAYS BILL Yesterday a meeting of the shareholders in the Wharfedale Railway Company was held at the White hone Hotel, in Leeds, pursuant to an anonymous advertisement, "to wonder the provisions of • bill introduced into the House of Commons by the Solicitor-General, to facilitate the abandonment of railways and the dissolution of railway companies in certain asses: and as to the propriety of pet'. taming in (event of such bill, to secure its pasaii.g through parliament during the present session." °eosins Lansaw, Reg was called to the chair. He said be regretted that there were none of the directon of the company present ; but he understood, from • com munication just received from the secretary, that clttough there were two of the directors in the town, they ail not feel called upon to attend the meeting, inasmuch es it had not been called by the company. Mr. Leeman proceeded to state. that in consequeuce of a bill which pawed the Home of CNIZASOIIS last year for winding up the affairs of the Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle Railway, of which he was chairman, having received in quietus in the House of Lords, he had turned his attention to the propriety of a gene ral bill for winding up railway companies, without the ne cessity for a epeeist bell in each cue. Mr. JONIS, of Ituddrefield, moved a resolution declarieg "That this meeting is of opinion that many railways, and parts of railways, for which acts of parliament have been obtained, cannot be made or carried en with advantage either to the promoters thereof or to the public, and Vent A would be highly b. indietal if the same were abandoned tend. r the authority cf parliament ; that this meeting has heard with satisfaction tee provisions of a bill intrt•luted into the House of Commons by the &Letter General, for effecting this ob ject, and cordially approves the same." This resolution was seconded by Mr. T. Romanis, and Mr. NELL, of Leeds, m And the adoption of a petition to parliament, the form of which he read, in favour of Sir John Roesiiily's Bill, and proposed that the chairman do sign the same on behalf of the meeting. Mr. C. B. COURTENAY, Of Leeds, seconded the motion, and it was also agreed to unanimously. Mr. F. ROBINSON. solicitor, of Manchester, who also at tended as one of the deputation from the shareholders in teat town and vicinity, move d " That the directors be, and any are hereby, r.uutsted to again from m.king any call, or taking any proceedings whatever, a ith a view to construct ing the railway until ti st sanctioned by a special general meeting of shareheld, rs to be coevals• d ler the purpose." Mr. Jose itien•ausox, of Harrogate, seconded the reso lution, and it was adopted. The SECRETORY of the company, Mr. Atkinson, said he believed there was no present intadioe on the pia cf the shareholders to make a call ; at all events, not until after the next general meeting. Mr. litcHancsos said he was very gl.a to hear that, as very recently there bad appeared in the local papers an in timation that the works WC.T.I to be carried on vigorously. The CHAIRMAN said that it was putiy inconsequence of some intimation of that sort that he had b.en induced to convene tbis melting. Mr. JONXB proposed that a committee of three share holders be formed to confer with the directors, prior to the halt yearly meeting, as to the liabilities and tee state of tee CJ Mr. Wte. FIRTH. of Kirketell-hall, seconded the motion, and it was agreed to. The Chairman, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Firth, were then ap pointed the committee. In answer to questions from Mr. Firth and others, the secretary stated that there had not been a quorum et shareholders at any of the half yearly meetings of the c rope.) , held sines the 15th of August, 1846; and that of 28,000 shares, 24,925 had been actually taken up by the payment of 21. 10s. per share. A deposit of lie 7s. 6d. had bees paid on the 28.000 shares; and a further sum of 11. 2a. 6.1. upon the 24,915 shares; and the difference of shares had been considered by the directois as fort. iced, though not so deolar.d. Thanks were voted to the chair man for o'nvening the meeting, and his services in the chair, and Mr. Leeman, in returning hie acknowledgment . ' said t hat three of the largest railway interests in the ourtli of England had agreed to petition in favour of the bill. TRAFFIC RETURN FOR THE PAST WEEK. Ma,* opened. I Name of Railway. Steals.% 1848.'1849. 1848. 1849. .--- -- Barellni. - - 31 31 Aberdeen 37) 371 Ballast and Bal linen* 15 19 Birkenkmd, Lane., & Cbsshin 887 975 - 14 Bolton, Blackburn, and Weet Yokshire 754 754 Bristol and Hadar 141 141 C tit donian 4,072 6,063 691 84 ,Chemer an 4 Holyhead 354 354 Dublin and Drogheda 7Bl 882 74 71 Dub:in and Kiosoot .wn 474 474 Dundee,Perth,Aberdoen June 1,052 1,013 551 914 (Bast Anglian 636 632 24 754 Bast Lanesalsire 295 322 "Lot ra Counties and Norfolk 18,417 15,620 504 405 lEasteri. Union 624 574 lElMourgh and Glasgow 3,402 3,551 31 78 l Edbihurgh and Northern 1,449 2,119 74 1024 Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr 2,066 2,870 221 224 ti:aspow,Paisley.and Greenock 1,097 1,013 - 126 Great Nor been &E. Lincolosh - 2,030 1104 1684 Orr at Southern andWestarn(l) 2,334 3,698 2061 2301 treat Viscera - 101 101 Kendal and Windermere lBB 190 70 70 Lancsattr and Carlisle 2,013 2,273 1274 2064 Lmcashire and Yorkibire 12,090 12,520 - 13 Liverpoul,Crosby, & Southport - 231 428 135 London audNorthWestern 4 54 London and Blackwall 1624 170 London, Briahton, and S. Coast 10,350 10,036 194 2184 London and SouM Western 10,926 11,961 141 144 Lindonderry and Eaniskillen 153 141 944 1291 lianchester,Sheff.,&Liueolush 3,338 3,515 4234 471 Midland 23,113 30,794 364 60 Midland Great Western.(l) 9lO 1,055 36 36 Monklands 727 824 110 North British - 454 Sc i ,ttish Central 23 48 ;Shrewsbury and Caester 832 - ' 29 671 'South Devon 1 68P 1,792 1654 1654 18outh Eastern 40 40 ,Taff Vale 36 36 Ulster 783 709 - 13 ' Weal Cornwall 273 12 12 IWhitehavi n Janet ion 214 203 2424 269 IYork, Newcastle, Berwick , 12,554 11,742 234 2551 York and North Midland ' 8,240 7,219 Foasiox. 68 764 Amiens and Boulogne 1,306 1,121 - '26 I , Dieppe 571 .571 Dutch Rhenish 1,722 - 714 714 Montereau and Troy(/' - 882 211 211 Northern of France 10,431 13,776 1074 1074 Orleans to Bourse* (Cca.) 1,689 2,601 72 72 Orleans to Tours 82 82 Paris and Orleans lB_47`B 7,900 8.5 85 Paris and Rouen - 594 Rouen and Hamm 882 13,776 2,601 2,809 7,900 UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OXFORD, J vise 22.—1 n a convocation holden this morn ing, it was proposed and approved by the house to grant out of the University chest to Mr. Doukia, &titian Professor of Astronomy, the sum of 2001, for the purpose of providing such instruments and apoaratus as may be necessary for the illustration of hi. lectures. In the same convocation, the Rev. Allen Rohm Coffe, M.A., of Trinity College, Dublin, was admitted ad mordent. —.-..-- In a congregation holden immediately afterwards, the following degrees were coat , rred :—MASTER OP ARTS: Rev. H. B. Bmaine Ffolkes, Univ. Coll ; Rev. J. Wi kinson, Merton Coll.; R. Tweed, R v. D. Yonge, A. H. Eetcourt, W. S. Sander., and De Conley Meade, Exeter Coll. ; Cites. S. Plummer, Grand Comp under, and .1. Hughes, Oriel Coll. ; Rev. R. T. H. Oriffi'h. Queen's Coll ; Rev. A. Trower, J. S. Hall, and G. B. Fix, Lincoln CAL ; Rev. S. B. Stewart, Brannon C 11. ; Rev. J. B. Fawkes, Christ Church; Rev. W. Wilson, Grand Compounder, Wad. Coll. ; R. J. Dam, W. Preston, Wur. Cull. ; Rev. W. S. Blucke, Magdalen HaII.—BACHELO R OP A tti c : H. L. Wingfield and C. B. Mount, Fellows of New Cull. ; W. Barclay, itlag &lin Hall. PUSET AND ELLEBTON HEBREW SCHOLARSHIP.—The ' examiners appointed to award this s:tolanhip have sig nified to the Vice-Chancellor that they have elected Mr. William Wright Andrews law ezhilidoiter and commoner of St. Johus'e Coll. NAVAL. Wooiwtcu, Jolts 22.—Alecto, at: Cora. Miissingberd, and Grappler, st-v., lieutenant commanding. likaart, were pid off cut of commitaion to-day. The Alecto will be placed in the hands of the shipwrights, but the Grappler, it if said, wilt be sold out of the service. Undioe, .t.-v., pr seeded to Blackwell to-day to base her detects made gond by Messrs. Miller and Raveehill. A battery of 6 six-pounder field guns wet received from the Royal Anenal to day to replace the nine-pounder guns, which have been krona two heavy. DEvoNroftr, lona 21 —The Queen, 120 guns, is shortly to be comnikedened at this port ; orders to this aired arr i ve d from the Almirelty yesterday. The Hifiernia, 104. Capt. Wise, is paid off this day. The Castor, Commodore Wyvill, will be paid advance on Saturday, end sail for the Care of Good Hope, taking mails for Maderia, Asciniion, and the Cape of Good Hope, The Castor is to relieve the 8 ,uth ampton at the Cape of Good Hope ; and the Southampton, bearing the flat of Admiral R-ynold►, will proceed to the Brazils, where Admiral Reynolds takes the command reliev ing tte Raleigh, Sir Thomas I.Lrbert. The Ral.igh may be expected to reach England abunt the middle of December. The Simpson, steam frigate, is addel to the steam reserve squadron rat tnis pert, on the relative merits of the screw and paddle wheel. MILITARY. THE COMMAND IN CANADA.—It is uid that Blejor- General Rnw,n, C. 8., one of the officers in the receipt of the toward for distinguished services, is to proceed to Canads, and have the local rank of a Lieutenant-Goneral, so u to take the commend of the forces in British North America. ROYAL ARTILLYRY.—We have to record the death of L'^ut. Clarkson this corps, who died at Lishorn, on the 10th ins', of cholera. lie belnmed to the Invalid Battalion, and had sent between ttirty and forty tlmusind recruits to head quarto's. (Prom last MOP( Omens.) WAR-OFFICE.,.p:xe 22. 4th Lt. Prags.—Troop hel,htajor J. Ilud, to be quartermatt., %ice 'Tarlton, dec. MEDICAL ATOTHICAIIIES . HALL.—Naines of gentlemen who passed their evimi , :alion in the Science and Practice of Medicine, and receiv.l certificates to practise, cit. Thursday, June 21, 1849:—James Morris; Frederick G trdurr, Poington, Wron; Henry Watts, London; Joseph German, Derby; !Lbw t Moore B3W/M/14 Ripon, Yorkshire. 'Lagoa intelitgence. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-YmnDAT. SITTINGS IN BANCO. Nsw TRIAL PAM. HINGERION v. KELLY, KNT.-K LECTIONEEEINO AGINT. -0 HATT: ITO US SERVICES. Mr. Cockburn and Mr. liar-ton showed =um against the rule which had been obtained in this case for a new trial on the ground of misdirection, and that the verdict was lig cinst the evidence. This was an action in which the pleiniff, who is an attorney at Lyme Regis, sought to recover a sum of money, the amount of his bill for professional and agency services rendered to the defen d ant during his canvas and contest at that town, at the last general election. At the trial before Lard Denman, at the last =sites for the county of D nest, it appeared on the pan of the pleintid, that I be had rendered the =nil services of a paid agent dur ng the period embraced by his claim, having taken a very active part in promoting the interests of the learned candidate, who was only defeats] by a very sang majority iudeed. On the other baud, the defendant, who pleaded con aseumpsit, insist d that the services so render -d wen meant to be purely gratuitous, and that the plaintiff had ue.- , dertaken to act on behalf of the " cause " under the xpress understanding that he was not to receive any remuneration, In support of this defence witnt saes were called, who proved that cons centime had taken p'ace in which the plaintiff bad been told, on behalf of Sir Fitzroy Kelly, that he was deter mined to have no paid agents ; that the learned gentleman had himself stated, at a dinner in the presence of the plain tiff, and it was further shown, that the plaintiff had re corded his vote for Sir Fitzroy Kelly. which, if he had been acting as a paid agent, would have been an illegal and worthless vote. At the close of the case Lnrd Denman, in summing up the evidence to the jure , stated that it required very clear testimony to support such a defence, and as the plaintiff had certainly rendered servi-e which was madly paid for, it was the Only of the de:endant to satisfy the jury that an ) contract exioed, such as that which had been set up by the defendant but not expressly peeved. The jury havirg :enact far the plaintiff for the full amentit of hit clams lees the first item, which was a charge of 101. 10s. for the retainer from Mr. Attwoed, that gentleman having dis proved it ; this rule was subsequently obtained. Mr. Cockburn and Mr. Burson centehded that the lesnced judge's direction was quite correct—that as the p aintiff had made out a prima facie case the burthen of dispruviag it was cast on the defendant. They further contended that there was no pretence for saying that the verdict was not war ranted by the evidence, and as the noble judge had net re ported his dissatisfaction with the result of the case, the title ought ta be discharged generally. Mr Crowder and Mr. Stock, in support of the rule, sub. mined that the direction of the learned judge was ease regally bad in principle. That it was the duty of the plaintiff to make out his case, and not that of the defendant to disprove it, or to make out an answer, unless the case of the pl intiff was express and direct. Dere it was but a prima facie cave, and it was quite enough for the d fondant to meet it wi.h similar testimony. But it was further contended that there was direct and explicit evidence adduced by the defendant to show that there had been au express contract fur gra tuitous servicee, and, at all events, there ought to be a new trial on the second gronni. The Curt was of opinion that the jury had been =ie. direcled, and that there ought to be a new trial on the fiat ground. Bala absolute accordingly. POLICE.-YESTERDAY. THAMES, THE CIIAROR AOAI#ST AN EMIGRATION BROILER.— Wm. Sutton, a licensed passage broker, carrying on business at King-street, Tower-hill, appeared to answer eight sum mouses,issued at the instance of Lieutenant James Sedg wick Lean, emigration officer of the port of London, charg ing him with violating the 19th and 21st clauses of the Act 5 & 0 Viet., c. 109, for regulating the carriage of passengers in merchant vessels. The case woe referred to this court from the Mansion-house, and the main facts as they were stated before Alderman Wilson by Lieutenant Lean appeared in our publication of Thursday. A family named Long, c-nsistiag of four persons, intending to emigrate to New York, called on the defendant and paid him 181. to secure them n passage by the Rose. He gave them a general re ceipt for the money, whereas he should have given the in a particular form of receipt specified in the act, pointing out the amount of bedding, culinary utensils, and other articles necessary for their comfort and convenience during the voy age. Four of the summonses were for a violation of the pro visions of the 19th clause, whereby he had renderad himself liable to a panaity of 101. in each case, and the ether four summonses were for a violation of the 21st clause of the act, which required that (though a licensed broker) he should have a written authority to act as agent in behalf of the contractor before receiving money for a pas sage to any port or place in North America. After bearing some formal evidence, Mr. Pelham, for the defence, put some questions tending to show that the defendant acted not in tho character of it contractor, but in that of a principal, and Mr. Ingham el e ine that the statute was a penal one, and not to be construed strictly, admitted the objection, and four of the summonsei, involving penalties to the amount of 401., were dismissed. The cases arising out of the violation of the 19:h sec. were then proceeded with, and it was ultimately arranged that the summonses should be re'pited mai to-morrow (this doy), to allow the parties to come to some arrangement with respect to allowance for subsistence and the other losses and expenses sustained by Long and his family. UMARGE OF STABRINO AT SEA.—George Turnbull, seaman, formerly belonging to the brig triumph, was charged with feloniously wounding Mr. Robert Gibb, late chief mate of the same vessel, with intent to murder or do him grievous bodily harm. It appeared from the evidence, that in Morch last, the Triumi.h was in the Bay of Naples, and the prisoner was directed by the mate to do some work aloft, when he began grumbling, and was very insolent. The mate direved him to go below and remain there till the captain came on board. The prisoner said the mate °all wanted a pretext to stop his wars, and he descended theriggiog *Phan iron marling spike in his hand, having at the sometimes knife in his she arh belt. He again used very violent language to the mite, who endeavoured to remove him from the deck. The prisoner' resisted, and a scuffle soak place, in the course of which the prisoner struck the mate with the marlieg spike under the breast and on the rib:. They both fell, the mote uppermost, whereupon the prisoner drew his knife and tut the mate's hand very severely. He was about to make further use of the knife when other seamen came up and took it trnm him. The mate, who was bleeding profusely from his wounds, be. came very sick, and he was carried into the ratio. He was subeequently removed to the hospital, where he rt mained fcr 28 claps, and he was in a precarious state for tome time afterwards. William Matthias, a seaman, teeed that he remonstrated with the prisoner upon what he had done, and he replied that he would serve any one else the same way whe knccktd him down. The prisoner made no defence, and he was remanded for a week in order to complete the depositioas. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY, JUNII 23,1649. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock ir stcrday moroinir. Nicosia Place. Count 8t7 Z,;, 1 4 ' . o f State of Weather. -------- B viiiturrroas...... B.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy 8R11X.111%-aZIN BDIGlITON ...... Bavren. W. Gentle Breeze Cloudless E[ETIII locatorrotre .... OLOVCD.TRIt OREENWICII... N. Gentle Breeze Overcast ~a 4riscis °swim N.W. Gentle 'Been Partially Cloudy & Gentle Breese Childless Marasco= ....„ N.W. Gentle Bret as Partially Cloudy READDIO B.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy t'orrirsarrros SWINDON ..... N. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy I Tr: amour - Cannily The very extensive arrangements merman' for maktng this table complete have not yet been coneluded. In a short time we shall present drily returns in addition to those shove given, from Berw ck, Birmingham, B aekhurne, Cambridge, Carlisle, Colchester, Conway, Crewe, Dar lington, Dundee, Edinburgh, Galway, Halifax, Hartle pool, }lon head, Kingston, Lanark, Lancaster, Le. de, Leighton, Limerick, Liverpool, Manchester, Moffet, New castle, l'eterlihrough, Rochdale, Rugby, Ship, Sheffield, Sunderland, Tamworth, Whitby, sad York. Frame Ow LONDON GAZETTIL—Friday, Jun: 22. Jam Blum Jun., Woreester,groota,tnaurrender, July 7 & Aug. 11, at 12, at Pirmingham Ct. Solo., Fellows & Co., Dudley, & Mot term & Co., Birmingham ; off. aasig., eh' istie, Birmingham. WituAn Btrr, Winchester, boutmaker, June 2ti at 111, & Aug. 2 at It at Basinghaltst. SoL, Wellan, Bucklersbury ; off. swig., Bell, WiLuAri DAL/ummy Liverpool, spirit merchant, July 6 & 27, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Kok., Norris & Co., Bedford-row, & Bell, Liver pool; off. assig., Turner, Liverpool WiLums TI10111•11 litany Charles-M., Westmineter, carpenter, July 7 at 2, & Aug. 4at 11, at Baidngball-st. Sots., Pollock 9. Stevenson, Essex-st., Strand ; of wig., Green, Guildhall.ehamb. RICIIARU SAMURI. WEITBIZAIo GOTNYJI, Deal, Kent, hotel keeper, July 3 & Ang. 3, at I, at Basinghall-at. Sots., Bower & Sun, Lliancery-lane, & Watson, (lover; off. swig., WhiUnore, Basing hall-at. Gwent Ftrna Knorr, Leicester, boot & shoe manufacturer, July 6 & Aug. 3, at 10, at Birmingham et Sol., Poskes, Leicester ; off. Bittledon, Nottingham. EDWIN 1 dreliettLD, Ipswich, Suffolk, upholsterer, June 29 at 1, & Aug. It at 11, at Basinghall-a1 Solo, Thwaites, Lyon's-inn, Strand, & Ewington, Ipswich; off. tueilg., Pennell, Guildhall eliarnb. Netrros, Bath, builder, July 3 & 31, at 11, arßrietol Ct. so:s., Pinfold, Meellenburgli-equare; Ware, Bath; & Whittington & Gribble, Bristol; Ituttue, Bristol. Jon,, Poi it.' issio, North sniehl.„ Northumberland, printer, July 6 & Aug. 9, at 1, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ct. Souk, Johnson & Temple, & nu.% ball, Suite ; off. ming., Wahl, Newcastle upon.Tyne. Jong Rummy Sunderland, Durham, grocer, July 6 at 101„ & Aug. at 12, at Newcastle upon-T;wi Ct. Solo., liezle, Ltralon Newcoele-upun-Tyne ; oh. Walley, Newou4.le-mxin.Tyne. Canute. Burets:, Geswell.rd., cabinet 01,1.1 MT, July 3 at 2, & Aug. 7 ut 11, at Basinghall-st. Sots ., Peeler & lieillurd-row ; off. 1 , Edwards, Frederick'..pl. JAM, SILVIDITICR, taoucester-st, Queen-oil., preserve manufacturer, June 29 & Aug. 3, at 14, at Basingliallait tot., Crony Surrey-et., Strand ; off. aseig., Whitmore, Baeinghall-d. Tanta Teen; Bice+ter, 014irdwhire, hurdwarernan, July 3 at 111, & Aug. 2 at 11, at itagingball-et. Sole., Mukinoun & Sauuders, Temple, & Miles, Blender ; off. audit., Bell, Culeaum.st..builtL SAMUEL %Isms, Crotched Friars, City, corn tac:or, June 29 at 12, & Aug. sut 11, ut It toitighal-st. 5u1..., Dill & Heald, Tbrogniorton. et., off. awdg., stuisfeld, ittuinghall-.t. WILLIAM WILKIN.ON, Birmingham, grocer, Ju'y 4 & Aug. 1, at 12, at Birmingham C.. but., Webb, Birmingham; Valpy, Birmingham. INSOLVENT PETITIONP.II.3. AT PORTUGAL-STREET. It. H. W. Bsartarr, Epsom, attorney at law. J. BuSei„ Char.otte.terrace, Newieut„ Lambeth. S. G. CALIRRIA, St. Ann-rd, Brizton, licensed bro`cer. E. DEM. Hingslandird., warchouserrian to stuff merchants. W. J. Gitatar, Francis-place, Friar-at., maker. W. Giiiiiissruass, Charapion.hlLl, Camberwell, journeyman gar den, r. S. Go P .rk Grose-cottages, Park-rd., Dal-ton, gardener. I. Ilstanso, Guildford, surrey, architect, C. H. IL !Isaacson, Lansi.own.rdi, surrey, surgeon. W. llsi.stirr, Jun., Croydon, eowkeeper. H. U. Ilasiwit, l ratio n xt., Sohu-se,, commission agent. B. line, Thavissinn, uttusney ut law. MART Km., Paris.st., Lambeth, licensed victualler. R. E. Milli:sera, Webb's County-terrace, Now Kent-rd. C. NMI% Seymour.st, Easton . C. F. N1TN01.1.6, ThiPadEeed:Cot., (UMW. W. 11. M. Na. NOLL'S Camera-so , Cheiss, tailor. E. Nauru, Ceder bury.st., 1. iiirineth, afros for the sale of carpets. A. Symms's+, St. Andrew's-rd., Newington, c .rpester. Is 111 COUNTRY. R. Anters, Welland, Devonshire, clerk. IL AKV. xxxx Birmingham, accountant in bankruptcy. J. BAIT. it, Mona, Leicestendtire, rat le drover. T. Bums, Sutton-in-Ashfickl, Nutianghanothire, wheelwright. S. COAI.MAN, Aidborough, Norfolu, jourueyman tanner. B. Dols, Wide. rising. on, stuckta air. S. Davis, Nottingham, eannus•ion agent. T. Foams", shwa, contectioner. E. °ANNE. Boughton Alunchelseu, Kest, painter. E. Giu, Chanistock, Irarst tishire, yeoman. W. Gaarrinor, Birmingham, hosier. J. lissvits, south Crouton, Leisustershire, farmer. W. limes Nottingham, baratimin. H. Mons% Conch-ion, Cheshire, innkeeper. I W. Kumar, Nethemal, Lcietsuirshire, saddler. Ili.rran, shrill. PI, journeyman hurucuiter. K. Ovviiss, Southampton, tailor. J. Ps writes, Gainsboroogli, Lincolnshire, saddler. J. PORTE, Birmingham, greengrorr. J. Bomar., W. resister, cabinet maker. J. Boss larnibley, Nottimshatnshire, tag hosier. MART now, Pone' hanwoi tb, Lint thishire, baker. W. Itva. tura Clues Walton, lancash.re, agricultural labourer. G. tesidisa, Willingham, canal carrier. 11. Sin Loom, 'Juane, lanes-hire, book-k• riper. G. San., Gt. Grimsby, Lincolnshire, bet nseti T. Tusiel.ll4l.l., Caraile, Cutut thirst, Lamar. W. T,s , ults ItiriningLam, iiec migrant. 11. Tunas:o, M °lre , b guidon, b vr.houw keep: r. 1. TURNOATE 1.-orliton Buds:aid, ited.orthhire, butcher. W. Via:rasa, llorsham, suers, licensed victualler. J. Warns smut., Nottingham, baker. G. WILK, Fairknd, GIOUCCAU rshire, plumber. ' J. Tot NU, Brixton, Stattordshire, bratty collier. PRISONER% ON rusts OWN rwtsruiss. J. BARTON, Jun., Clverstone, Lancashire, jobbing saddler. W. BriAllsti, Liverpool, joiner. J. Itraiawinix, Manchester, tripedromr. W. Worsts, Egremont, Lancastii e, rest collector. It. Vows.% b oodlis ad, Cheshire, cattle dealer. J. Davis., Clw,tvr, farm- r. T. East nradif, Davenhaie, Choddre. farmer. 31. Gutscoi sw. Mancha star, brassfoundrr. J. Ilstd, Chester. baker. J. Illoasuss. Charlton-anon-Medlock, wager. W. Ileums. Craton, Lane...hire, joiner. N. Hrurr. Siddington, Cheshire, labourer. T. 11 vm, l'uoteter, Statfordahire, tail ir. S. Lists, Mickfehorst, Chesld, e, dealer in cotta[ wa.te.' S. Lora srr, Macclesfield, been.. el victuaLer. S. Limo, Blisclinirn, Laniailiiro, journeyman cotton spinner. J. LOWKT, Manclieder, tootniaker. J. AIALLALIET, Rochdale, Lancashire, traveller to a cotton waste Weider. J. MorLDING, Blackburn, Lorriasliire, journeyman mould( r. J. leirids, Liseard, Cheshire, licensol victualler. T. Stains. 1 icliburn, Lancashire, jou, neyrnan cotton spinner. J. assn., Pendleion, Lancashire, dealer In tolunso pipe& D. Psrrrii, Edgehill, Lancashire, shopman to a prior:ion dealer. T. A. P1.111E11.4, Frestin, Lancashire, oil dealer. J. Ps err, Itavensuour, Cheshire, attorney a'. law. S. PILICHAUO, Brecon, 'fiddler. R. M. Widton.on.tic-liill, Lancashire, baiter. IL Roscoe, Cborley, Lania-biro, carder in a cotton factory. A. 140112, nix Liverpool, author. B. STATION., WiulttillNPNl, LIWEISIIITP, licensed victualler. T. Tat, Manchester, manaaer of a billiard-room. J. TKINUE% hi-ley, Gloaceste: sLire, licensed victualler. C. erstawsuoirr, Longsight, Lancashire, dyer. E. Wm itimnis,ll.lford, Lancashire, joiner. 7.8. WARDLE, LITPIVOI, clerk in the Puet-odlee. lathe & tool DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. CllAlLici Massa' Anssis & (Mantas Wsui.rs, Wirews`sury, banker,- 14 die. of le , any Thursday, at Chroties. Birmingham. Ilkshr lin 'inn Basnow, Malvern Well., Worcestershire, veterinary sun/Yon-Ist div. of 3.4. 941., June 14, & any subsequent Thursday, at %allay's, Birmingham. base Bove, Spital.square, Bilk manufacturer-Ist die. of 2s. 211., on Saturday next* three aubeequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abehurch. lane. Rouser Barer, Stoke Raldelph, Nottinghamshire, corn factor-2nd div. of lid., any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. TITOMA. (Luna, Ford, Durham, ship builder-2nd div. of 3s. 4r1 ., June at 21,thy subsequent saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon- par. Guitar vfauout Gas & Jons resits Or., Leeds, drapers-final dir. of 12,1., July 8, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Man chester. lie uy Honostss, Birmingham, shoemaker-3rd di,. of 3d., any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. Ai:. nun JAM.. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, oil & colour merchant-3rd & final dlv. of 278 , June 21, & any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Samara. iikasitsw, CharksilOWit, Derbyshire, cotton spinner-Ist & final div. of Is. 1041., July 3, & any suincement Tuesday, at Fraser's, )lanehester. .10Fir.Pfl MTAarigr, Manchester, grocer-lit & final all,, of 21d., July 3, & any subsequent Tuesday, ut Fraser's, Mancht-ster. JOPEra I'ENX.II4 & THOMAS Pica:tsar, Sunderland, apothe caries -14 div. of 3d., June 23, & any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Hrsav PRNMAN. Sunderland. ironmonger-Ist div. of GI, June 23, & coy subsequent Saturday, at niker't Newcastle-upon:re - no. WILLIAM RODIN, Evelith, Salop, farmer-Ird div. of us. Id., any Friday, at Wnituaore's, Birmingham. J• 11121 B A HLYI.FATIIEII Scovr, Denham Springs, Lancashire, calico printer-Ist div. of Sid., July 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. W. C. Sraxtrurtecu, director of the General Maritime Assurance Company-let div. of Is. 11/4., June 23, & three subsequent Satur days, at Groom's, Abchurch-lone. Joan TOWKINSOM. Liver=tonemason-Ist cliv.of 2s. 4d., June 27, & any subsequent We y, at Morgan's, Liverpool. DIVIDEND- 1 .-July 13. J. Bates, Kettering, Northamptonshire, watchmaker-July 17. F. Braithwaite, Hereford, apothecary-July 13. J. Choate, Ipswich, boot & shoemaker-July 24. 0. Cradock, Dar lington, ropemaker -July PJ. It. Crow, Newcastle-up rn-Tyne, draper -July 13. B. Dorrington & T. Dorrington, Leeds, cloth merchants- Jo y IS. G. Dover, Cheltenham, builder-July 19. A. Harrison, near Gateshead, Durham, alkali manufacturer-July 13. T. N. Kerr, Big gleswade, &hire, miller -July 13. It. 31. shorter, Camomile et, City, corn-dealer-July 14. 11. Parker, Sheffield, bunker-July 17. J. Plumley, Lower Ashton, Someract-hire, market gardener-July 13. W. Pullen, Bradford, druggist-Judy 13. J. P. Shaw, Mortimer-st., Cavendish-sq., upholsterer-July 13. D. Smith & F. 1). Smith, Borer lane, Hammenwaith, wholesale dryvalters-July 13. D. Smith, Bevor. lane, Hammersmith, wholesale drysalter -July 13. F. D. Smith, Bever. lane, Hammersmith, wholesale drysalter -July 20. J. Bwind.e, Ard. wick, Lancashire, plumber & gloms , -July 20. F. True, Downhum. market, Norfolk, ironmonger-July 27. FL Walton, Wolverhampton, japanner-July 13. A. Wortley, SouthiU & liiggeswade, Bedfordshire, mt.kv-July 19. J. Wooer, Stockton-on-Tees, draper-July 19. W. Wylam, Newealtle-upon-Tyne, merchant. CEETIFICATES to be granted, anima came be shown to the contrary, an the day of meeting. July 10. R. Barnes, Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper-July 13. C. Beesley, Bristol, mercer-July 17. J. Cros.iield, Warton, Lancashire, linen merchant-July 24. C. S. Fenwick, Tynemouth, b inker-July 13. It. L. Flutter, Hominy, Southampton, tinilLv ni.v. hunt--July I& C. Hall, Liverpool, corn factar - hay 19. J. Lewtas, Manchester, cab!. Let marker -July 14. It Lucas, Bristol, ironmonger -July 10. J. 0. Lyon, Cliatteris, Cambridgeshire, farmer-July 13. 0. Sharp, Rom say, tioutbaroptca, timber mem:atilt-I ully 13. It. Smith, Rather; Le lecaterphire, tanner -July 17. J. Wild, Brecm, victualler-July 12. 8. Wise, Coundit.st. South, Paddington, plumber. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Sealtruptoy, =Wm cause be shown to the contrary, on or beta, July 13. T. Brown, Illgh-st., Maylebone, coachsmith -B. Dowd, Liverpool, tailor-W. 11.0ircliestun^. Southampton, hoarding & lodging-house keeper-R. Diggings & W. Digging, Ludgen.hall, Wiltshire, drapers -0. Herron, near Dudley, Woresseershire, ironmaster-W. Isirralnitharn, tinendrapy-C. Maddox, ern., LI ingwai, Monmoatti shire, wood & Umber dealer-J. Owen, Trefnanny, Munt_omerysbire, f firmer-J. Peckmore, Liverpool, baker-G.Bl.'4lond, Alfreton, Derby shire, Milkier-C. Story. Jun., Iligh-st., Bow, hotter -J. Strap- Liver_ 1 0 I, sik mercer-J. Walter, N. w Kent read, Newington, boulardler -P. Woolley, Rom, Herefordshire, woollendraper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-R. Barrow & J. Barrow, Fan ner th, Lancathire, common brewers -Gal. Barnard, StalinCil Mount fitchet, Essex, grocers-G. Brevity k J. Byerley, Butlmore. Hamp shire, millers-J. Y. de Ecana, M. J. de Linirdi, & A. 11. Wylie, New Orlean -R. Dykes, 1). Crawford, & W. Al`Feat, W. rrneaclow, Glas gow, calico printers-W. It. Edwarda, %V. C. Pell, & T. earthier, thstbsaiL, Southwark, stained-glass merchants, an far as regards W. It. Edwards-Alice 11111, It. Wigley, Anne W. Hill, & C. W. Hill, Dig beth, Warwick:Mil e, anvil rnanufaelosers -J. J Iley, Jackson. le J. Wood, Wigan, manufacturing chemists, as far as regards J. Wood -Rachel Ladd & W. Ladd, Buckingham, tailors-C. Messen ger, J. IN nth, W. Rethearn, jllll., hirkbuiloo, Yorkshire, fancy cloth manufacturers-J. Milne &J. Lore, Birmingham, factors-J. Pear son it B. Priestly, oolcar, Yorkshire, rune; woollen msnufacturer!-- W. Read &J. Price, birmingham, cabinet & chair makers-R. Smith & W. Bracewell, Colne, Lancohire, mnuwelir.e-de-laine manufac turers-11. Smith, J Smith, &J. C. Smith, Ludlow, Salop, iron manu facturers-J. Storey &J. Fielding, Gloosop, Derbyshire, joiners-B. 11. Vernon, J. It. T. Graham, 31. W. S. Sll3ll, a W. COUISON COW per's.et., Gambill, colliery cum rs-T. Waliams & 11. Greenaway, Brist , 1, plumbers-R. J. %Vhite Doggett, Caledonian-road, Pen tunrille, feather dressers-J. Whitton, W. Whitton, IL. Whitton, E. Whitton, & Mary Whitton, shipping agents Kingaton-upon-llull, as far as muds 11. Whitton, E. Whitton, .8 Mary Waittau• SHIPPING INTELLIGENC Mom mu AkitIVV.D. ths auntie," 01/674.9i," MAILS. _ .__. -- ---__ O Ram' urg ____ O Holland O Lishon O Pacific O India MA Southampton 0 India vii Msreaillea O Boston anti Bahian O Mexico and /Havanna!' O Wcst India O Li..ail ARRIVED. zantb e -Wrote, ••••Cekety, •-•••Azig •••••Aletalie.rie Vas ....... !ewe's' ::• .. ............ ...... liver rent ... -Ak,awerit ...New Z.4lrte I,tetla ......... Catetitte .84.. ............... e 4 ,1 seam, AWN% Ifwee ......... • • • kiew Amprr ........ Irk* birlPWl ...Tiuew* Atm ....11obart Twee Now T Ode at og 4 1, TriuMm ................Coy mbar, .............. Nam Charet.e itileeeee lielurawe Thrragoae . .•...•.••••• 31 wwit:w Pete, ge Berm. Arta ..... st. Micluere Poeieu-rnwee .............. Alb • ....StJuba.. , A.B. ...........Pat Plulip O'wee Ctt Newcaelle cow Akeitadrie .(Abrel.er Jute 24 July 7 June 28 0 Jut 28 July 22 July 7 Jus.4 25 Airremori -at Grareeenst June 2!, from AIW ICH-at Liverpool, June 22, from Ass Inc nor -at Liverpool, June 21, from Mimosa-at Liverpool, June 22, from ANARA.NTII -a/ Liverpool, June 22, from Arra -at Bristol, June 21, from ATALA-atCowco, June 21, from Me -at Llmeti - k, June 20, from BRITANNIA- at Cork, June 20, from Iturrom TA. -at Cork, June 20, from ...... hi:RASO-at Deal, June 21, from BaLLONA -at Greenock, June 23, from liatnuarr -at Demi, June 20, Irma Caessuira-at Bristol, June 21, from Cairres-at Deal. June 21. from CALLUONIA-at Duni.er, June 20, from Casoi.se-at Lunstionikrrv, June 19, from C/NDLRCLIA-at Kingstnern, June 21, from Crumunui.a-at Dublin, June 21, from COINKUA-at Cruiveseod, June 22 ' from Cnanicorusi.-at Onircond, June 22, from . OOLLINOWOOD-at Gravesend, June 22, from Cuumats-at Liverpool, June 22, from Cuotea-at Liverpool, Juue 22, :rum Cuseata-at lAvrrpoul, June 22, from DoteLsa -at Cork, June 20, from Dionsos-at Liverpool, June 21 , Effralla Qr. N -at Liverpool, June Rum 22, from ELIZAUSTII TATUM-at Gravesend, June 22, from Itmea.st.n-at lieltast, June 19, horn EurAnern -at Deal, Juno 21, (rota MDWAKD BARNCIT-at fire not*, June 19, from Lewis -off Darer June 21, from Nue. IWe - isms-Off Dover, from E4CL2TLIAN-at Deal, June 2 4 , from VINLAND-at Fultilouth, June 20, from FANNY-at I.olldOtiobTry, June 21, frum EILINUFWIT PAC:KAT-0M Deal, June FATOUIUTR-at Aberdeen, June 20, from YAKUT -at Liverpool, June 22 tone GAARLLU-at Liverpool, June 12 , OtaRALTAa-at Gravesend, Juno 21, from Gutsy-at Gravesend, June 22, from GuimaisCantas. -at Dundee, June 21, from Owrx JoNIA-at Greenock, June 19, horn 00.11AI:fa-at Southan Mon, June 21, from Itialliatoß -at Gravesend, June 22, front Ilene -atGravereed, Juue 22. learn Ilmoar -at Liverpool, June 22, from NAND Lain -3t 1.:(1.101, June 21, from 1 Dana-at Cork, Juno 20, from Jame. Airemmus--rft Cork, June 19, !rum Jolts 11...c.f.-at Cork, June 20, from J.sort.s-at Cork, J one 20, from Jarsz Lusa-at Wooer, Jwse 10, from JANS ANDERPON -at Liverpool, June 22, from KIRKMAN FINLAY -tit Cowes, June 21, from . KiNuALOCII-at Deal, June 21, from Liar or rue Lsas-at Cork, June 2 9 , from LOCIINAUAR-at Deal, June 21, from LAVLNIA-at Falmouth, June 20, from Lteitta-at Falmouth, June -0, from LUNA-at Deal, June 22, front LUDIATNIC-at Grureuend, June 22, from Loon Orr-at Griot send, June 22, from LICIsA Tuomrsos -at Liverpool, June 22, from, LANCAM - Ril-at Liverms4, June 22, from MAW:lour-at Liver. onl, June 22, fr..m ...... Wuxi:re-at Liverp ool,ool, June 22, from MAKI' Jrara -at Liverood, June 22 Msuroir -et Curt, June 20, from Disssirsona-at Falmouth. June 20, from MANi borne at Fulluutith, Jule :Al, hum Mouxiiu.-at Greenock, June 20, from MART CM/FIRM -et Greenock, June 2 9 , front, MAROAILIT-at Often Al, June 20, from. Motor STUART ELPIIINSTONI.-at Glaafft/W, Juan 21 MANICNoItt -at riu.el.lA. June 21, from Msnuaairr- at Waterford, Juue 20, from MAucit. of Davao -on' the Lizard, June 14, from Nsemes-at Cork, June 20, from Nserines--at Cork, June from NANNY-at Falmouth, J•me 211, from N veers e. -off the Li/4111, Jane a, from Novo --atilve_ rpad from , June 22, OTroWA-at Lift rpoot, June 22, from OUZEL OALIXV-at DU'lliU, June 21, from Portoss-at Bristol, June lion Petininev-at Cork, June 20, from Pui.en-at Falmouth, Juno 20, from rnstorr-ut Lytham, June 21, irons Passer or WAI.R.-atraoud, June 21, from Pastor-at Gravviseml Ov• , June 21, from .... Pr..ovs It-at Gravesend., June 22, from RNIJUIITINA -at Greens ck, June 20, from HICIIAND AND CIARA- Graerreful, June 22, from Itarri.ea-M Gruver , n•l, June 22, from Rissows-et Graresen. June 21, Irons itoeumenius-at Llv••rp:mt, June 22, from Ssveas--at Gravesend, June 21, (ruin SPLLUY PAC:AT-at OM. aend, June 22, from SkitAtl AND .mV. -at Gravesend, Juht 22, from Sr. Lens--eit Liverpool, Jur.e 22 ' from ttrect•Larir r -ut Cork, June 10, from NI:NAN-at PalniOUt.:, June 2', from Si'. Parasite-et Shn-id-, June 21, from Thus. PARAuN. th,,l, Julie 21 TCFCAN-at Grave -end, June 22, from Tauric-at Dual, Jun • 21, Torn TURK -at 1101, I.IIIC 21, from sum -at Glister. June 21, from ViuNA -at Uvee oil. June 22, from Vicomte-et Gravesend, June 21, from Viviss-at Falmouth, June 111, Irons Wm. Wauds-off Oral, June '2, from ........ Porto &co (Mme Bakis Trini•Lsl Litis RIO ( I:tatt:' .1 r.r. ..1 ~:..:::; ~~: ~;, .iaTxriTi; • o 1 op .m 3 .Ikertn Ito Mewl Luba I blurt Toni Col vat* Fan .Y Nialta Lyn: Iliga _notation; _Greenland trio Ca3ll/1 ...Newcastle SAILBD. AMOT—ham !Wag, June 20, to. .Qo . elte Aonen—frnm Fat 'monk, June 2u, to ...... ......... . l'tn.r.Onot AMERICAN EAElR—frotn 1.0 JUJIP ..0, Nee l'At Awriu , —from L.verpo-4, iunr Arrat,o-Aur.atcAN—trum Lisrrronl, Juur 22, In .6nstas Merry-from Liverpool, JUDI' ::2, to Memel Itsormas-from Glasgow, June 21, t.. N, w Yak BIU:ADALBANt -frOM Gla-gow, June 21, to Cakutta RETRY-from Ilul, June21. to Orr or Itormansu-from Dundee, June 20, to Memel CATO-from Hull, Juue at, to Petenbars CORED-from Glasgow, June 22, to gemasboco CATHARMA-from Gruweseud Jun, 22, to Open= C.-from Gravesend, June 22, to Dttra-from Lontkmderry, June 20, to entladelrlit bouts-froen Truma, JUIN` 20, M ... .... ............. - .......... ELM. AND MARUAKET--from Greenock, June 214„ to...Newfmndlend I.:num-Boon Southampton, June 21, to 1 0 P Euzsnern-from AberrPen, June 20. to. Augural Etna-from Gravesend, June 21, to Mend FLOWER OF YARIDIW-from Gent...send, June 22, to DiMMOUIIt EMMA-from Liverpool, June 22, to Smuts OwI,TLET -from Greenock, June 19, to Donlan GRATITUDE-from swan-ea, June2l, to Adelaide Ilanseurt-from Dundee, June 19, to Sr. Musky llvsntrono-from Greenock, June 20, to New Tat honors-from IrREWia, June 14, to Atelnacel lIANNIUAL--0,111 l'etethead, June 20, to terhoad llsweruso -from GENVP,MI, JUDO 22, to Donn Tows I.IADELLA-from Gravesend. June 22, to Caw:oar:opt I.AMEL*-from Hull, June 20, to storthelis Loon Euratom-Bum Glo ter, Jun? 21, to tiWitore MAROARrI -from Belfast, June 20, to imbued MAMA-from sunderl2rd, June 20. to ran Rico Mar Qe tut-from Shields, :June 21, to Most MEUNET-from Liverpool, June 22, to Brat& Nwtson-from Liverpool, June 22, to Memel nunce Anwar-from Gravesend, June 22, to 'L Tort PROSPERITA9-from Gravesend, June 22, to Norway Mt DAVIDR-from Falmouth. JUDO 20, to Peteroburg ROYAL Witusx -from Londonderry, June 19, to ...... ...11.11..delpha ROVESA-from LI,CTIMOI, June :2, to Beirut Sydney RALPH BERNAL-from tinwesend, Jane 22, to ney SARAII-from Liverpool, June 22, to Naples FRAFLOWER-L - ora Sunderland, June 20, to Memel Falmouth, Falmou', June 20, to Pacnbute TORONTO-from Glasgow, June 22, to Quebec Tom BANKS-from Gravesend, June 22, to Palenso TALLN:criar -from Liverpol, Jute 22, to Lima AA wgratserna-from Gravesend, June 22. to Bo m ' u y Wa.lltetonsx-from Greenock, June 20, to Gee= VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arot.Lo (storeahlp), from Cork, June 19, 10 league. S. of Ca:w Clot. Ao jb ague), Mar 29, la the Gulf of Florid etataliai to Mr nort Amin - met. hward. (brig), for Bombay, June 1, lat. 39.24 N., lon. 12 W. Au /do:Latvian (barque', from Livetuool fur Luna, April 26, lat, 1 N., ton. 24. BULMAII, from Greenock for Saari& MayG. Lt. 4 N., 100. 19 W. BENJAMIX Reza (b mune), front Londm for the Cape of Goo:111 0 A June 2, lat. 37.43 N., lon 13.27 W. BLITS Qtrom, Juno 10, Id. 43 33 N., km. 14.21 W. Baiw vcr, of 011egow, June 10. lat. 13.37 N.. I el. 11.3 0 W. Et6T+{r(4l.49, of Lif tlehantoton, from eft for quebze, 24 &fir lat. 4.4.11,14. 29. M. BRITTSII YKOMAN. from Loud (or aies.a, April 21, off Care Doc BIiKNDA 12.trque;, tram the Clyde for Antigua, fday22, lat. 111.22 Se lon. 15.20 W. Corer (r4llll4ibrlg), fur the West Indle,, May lat. 1111, for 11.2% BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS OGILVT.—June 17, at 13.11doran House, Lady Jinc 0,07. of 3 FILCHER—June 19, rat Camberwell, the wife of J. G. Pi!eber, of a ron. ROUGVIE.—June IS, at Greenock, lire. J. Rourric, of a daughter. SMITH.—June IS, at letrMy, the wife of E. Smith, Eel" d a daujhter. MARRIAGES. NORITI—WILEOD.--June 21, at St.. Alphage, Greenwich, by the Itee• W. A. some., 61. A., wahr.ed by the Her. J. North, N.A.. the Re'' J. IL North, ILA.. to Genie; third daughter of the late OWL% 11.1'Leod, CAL, R.N. rinctiAno— PIN lIIN.--June 19, at Rog parlrh chorth, hi the Rev. hate. Rally, M.A., Vicar of thelndno, the Rev. H. Priehml. 8.D., Fellow of Jean. College, Oxford, to hllrabeth, eldest daughter of G. Pasebirs, hon., of Hatt flow, Wilts. QUICK —MARTIN. June le, at Ridaton Church. Claughton, by the J. G a te Mr. J. E. Quick, to Eleanor Sarah Moor, foul* daughter of the late Capt. J. Martin, of 11.31.'s 36th Regt. DEATHS. --- BPAT.--Jone 20, Lieut.-Col. Best, of Park House, Boxley, war Maid- stone. BOLDINO.—.Inne 19, at Eastbourne-terrace, Mary, wile of J. P. Bolding, Ere., aired 3 4, CLIFT. —June 20, W. Cliff, Y.R.S., Conservator of the Marcum of the Royal College of Surgeons, aged 74. II ATCII une 21, at his residence, Claph im-common, Sone!, John Ilatehard, Yao., for 50 years the much respected penior partner in the firm of Mean's. Ilatchard and Sun, toaksellers and Pub' lathers, 187, Piccadilly, aged al. fiCRATCIILEY.—June 15, at Paris, Beratetdey, M.D., late of the Royal Artillery, aged 65. TALBOT.—June 19, H. Talbot, Esq., of Oakland, near Kidderminster. a magistrate for the counties of Worcester and Watford, and a dep.-11en4. of the former county aged 76. Printed and rublisbed by WILLIAM Kinn liklll, Of NO. S. laden. street. in the Ow ot Lon.lranter, st the t Otto , tu Leatterl4o l sl fa vaciact Iv hitytrime.--fiazusendoos A I*. ,-- i