The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-04 00:00:00

The prima eatinued What would tl..ey think. after Ws sews we with the dot& on, of ht r evidence about the sleek sot maim the knees of the man whoa she seye sae saw in t o . byf ? B all nte I bad on that night I have hod em beatently Sandf.rd knew this very well ; oni I amid take my oak, if I was dying, that sine told Cann or use as sloe bow I used to go out dressed of nights. I will prove that she has told some one shoat it ; and they then brought forward this evidence against me. They pet the evidence inter the mouths of witnesses, and slaw, in • most horrible winner ' make it appear that it wee their own adopter,' testimony. It is • SOU providential thing that the these I had on that night yes sot, with all *sir searaing, been found. I have that drsr in soh keeping, and I have given instructions this manias te have that dress produ:ect, and I will put it on. I have so salacity against Hatay Sandford, and her mi en= woad have boa vary different had she been left to bessalf, sod not Lacerated with so impt early. Atter Wading to hie quarrels with the Jermye, he ags In adverted to the evidence of Read, rice/sating its fabehood, and affirm- Mg that all he waisted woo to have the facts and the truth, idt shadd sense out before he had done, if Gal gave him Wain sad stress& Noticing her slatessat that Miss Army ran taws the prose, he asked Why was aut ]gin Jersey wiled t She Wad lave spoken the truth, sad would have bees a meet impormat witness for me. They had gelled • pose boy. sot so old as Mies Junky sag be hod *skew the troth, whisk more han those ihwehling polies hod deem —lie tam es cetera t to Honor Mimes% fifidesive, who said, see, with others, was Manilas at the gate s eit half .; at seven ; and lie handed in a phut of the WWI* the jury, pointing oat the loaditite, and Viethat, es she. sad Me other pa-ties mat have gas, lefmriss the report, in the direct line in wkielt the man wee who am sat tats hall. is was in the highest degree imgesheibis sad lespemilie that a ma. amiss hem the tall is that direstien wadi p by the most where sin yews pee pie WWI LaTelial wed talking with owe swam and set be sees by thwei. The evidence of the We eh>pelag between is. repeat and the ether, we, ho maenad, oonfuted by ewe a saw et the Wanes& All the sadness int taken west to dew that the woad report wee heard isms. IRMO Met the ant ; and if this was the sew there was no timer Lr Hang to go, as ha said bit did. 46 yards. He alluded to the cook's aiding*, who talked of the time which " imtervesei " between as Lint sad seemsd report ; sal eemtesderi that the alums hod all been brought :o de lzpretty well to the suss thing, nod to ogres before the . Alen alladiog to the dropped to the ball, one of whisk, la his opinion. was Laid the prase, sad cow =jlase • arias vitas= weenot salad is this point, ai to the aliases about the %aging to the door, whisk ha disbelieved ; sad @gala awed why Bleaehdowa wee mot medal. They hod am warmers put into the ben, sad am asked a single qesedem. Why did aot Ur. Baas mil a witness se aspirant to him (the prisoner) as Ms wits= was ? If Mr. Beams had meted se an kmour able man, he would have called bar, that he (Rash) might has - the epperanity of bringing out evidences in his fs war. It was amenable bat that the public west see from the report which would be published, that be bid not been tairly dealt with. The evidesee was taken, in the Bret amass, without the prelates of reporters: the wh ams' bad hew bit swan, and thou Moir ordain had Wen imaged. Had they sot lased the Grimm of some of the witower—how the enteemet far the prosecution had been Feared Had they not heard how Mts. Bryant had told MS ant the WiIIMINS to keep up her spirit. He had so same of waseeregiag sad papering the "camases, but he should be able to establish his we in spits of ail of Mem. With regard to the threatening exprmraions attributed to him, attar what had been said by the WIUSISKII whoa he had weaned, weld they believe that he ever sal those ewa mien ? Them, said he, there is the alder:. of Easily Sandbri. T ore le every excuse for bar, poor giil, Red Almighty knows! But I s h a ll be able to produce further alba . m this point. I have • letter farm Mr. Caw. Can lurking be more unfair than the way in which her eadenes wee taken ? What prepares pee her examination in Bridewell, dm was with the magistrates at the ball at 12 o'clock in the mowing, and did sec loam mail 12 at night. What do you thine she was doing all that time ? Way she was examined over sad over again. If I had beat able to towage her free from the in fants of the magistrates, I should have been sole to have believed her, for I believe she is honest welsh to tell the teeth. Bat what eat Ide nailer the eiseantetwoes ? What yea shall ea by and by. What was mid by Mr. Cann ? lie /mew all Went it, there sew be so question. It was nada. steed when Clarke was examined that I was to have had an spLaTi j ades uota4inatialMg him. es asiel the pehoner maid sundae him ; and in. guired of the wise of the scat if Kr. Clarke was there. The ern told him he was net, bet that do would be there in three rowers of as law; his lordship said " Vary well, thee you am exunine Um." - Thu prioner Gnawed, and remarked on the wi den.* of Feller As to the trunk of a us, which Fuller said was laid over a ditch between Potash and Stan field-ball, he should show, by evidence, that, when he had two fame, it was a gap; end the tree was may laid over ; bat it was a so t absurd citing to In pose that any person would venture over this at nen. It streak him, too, that he should he able to peeve that the murder was committed later than stated by &Nary, who sad *as he was the fiat person in the tudi, and that it was than Witpest eight. He noticed the 'tetanal of Walla sad oasolor Vittaell, to skew that it was more Wyly to hen been nine o'clock; and said from the way in whisk the Mtiaemaa gave their evid ence it always appeared Mot, that It wee a previously con esrad story ; in **Ow bed as dean, they bed agreed to fix that time; Gain earidereil it disgraceful that, placed as he was in the prom* esiestemate poeitlos, tan should be brought up mans his abs sails statements with so little regard to au*. He sensed sew diselepeneies in the evi dence of the yolks who eggeobseded Km, as to what was said at the time ;ea aka to what he said was contra dictory evidence, by Peat, dm* the bow.' found in his 1011111; he swifts before the earner that they were wet, bat wseed shy en the axis which had been neat the fire, bat bean the mayiaretes Mat they appeared to have been wiped. Ai time Wereponeles the jury will be kind enough to take late their eisakedisa • but that then may be no doubt on the Inhiset, he wee* prof use the Weft he were on the night in gums en. Why hod all the premeatisa sailed Savory ? Why, hessian they won Maio he would have told the truth, as they hail Mei to keeper with bin. Ater undergoing twenty ensiatien, and remaining in Bride well a snaking" time, they had slued to eall He would peeks Savory to prove that he (Rush) had takes the greatest pains to preserve the gams ; that there bad been a great quantity of game on the farm, and that there we. still, ntwithstanding the depredations of the poaches. If Savory was so dishonest as not to acknow kdge that, nothing could exceed him for Wm.—With res pect to the direction he woe sad to have Mks on the night of the murder, Mr. Dram, the surveyor of Norwich, bed stated that the river skim wink he was supposed to have walked, was ten or twelve kat, and eight or nine feet wide. It was net likely that ke shield have attempted is the dark ness Stile night, to walk 'Nag that river, =la less Skimp aerate it, The primer Om adverted to the "wet swan in whisk tits witness "Maws* their first sowleation I. the brown parlour la Stralliii ball, and massed his saviction, that Is* Oimillsrd sad the., the bailer, gave true ffelleme ea that emasion, and testimony that did ast Es bin the *ghat damage; bat that, sine that thas, tam the ea kilemes exercised ever them, their "videos was warped sad twisted ; sad he should show, before be hat done, that that was the cue ; sad that Mr. Cann knew very well the gross insides he we. doing him. After detailing some previous trueness transac tion with Mr. Can, the prooser directed the anatka of the Ivy to the statem, ate of than servants who had speirAu to vs seen his fa often at &anion Hall. Oa ens day =en dowed, the 2lst of November, so an had seen him, net even Wean. Mr. Jersey wished kWtop directly through the heat door, and elan he had anyb.sinsse to truant to call about eight o'clock ia the 'veva., as bang the most cos easiest time. The statements et these wrests were all felon; he Ivory believed that sot owe of them hed seen him balls doses times in their line. He again declared his be lief that Mr. Caan had tampered with the witnesses; more speolally with &MY Sandie* tan when me on in the world had men grimly perjured bunt-. So mach for Mr. Cann and the witness", with Irks he had tampered. The ledge shad the sl he would like a few agitates' Liens? It move a good opperautity, as he had amended his sa llb. Omm. Ille 1 - Wie — suitf iocn;whee he felt fatigued, pi lailsem kiniship. The primmer aide revirted to Winos's evidence, and said it was Meer Ilk. Jabs Cana was bathe butler's paltry, al though the witness add he was not ; that the cloak, taken dress Pass Weft dram at the ball ; and that the witue gave *sir evlissie reistieg to them from what they had me sae the aueder. He agate referred to Blaneliflower's evidease, esetraning it** leads; and obriervieg, that he bad put en the wig, sad the witnesses who pretended to bah seen • num with • wig, said that he did not ressathie him. Chantey's evident% he said, was the man eatraordt Aar, noes the Iron et the earth, attar what she bad stated the tint time. Thera was so sestet stoat dm wigs ; • taw years ago he was Wag his heir, and be had a wig made. bat his hair greerieg eras It bares at no use. He returned it in the maker, tile would art take it, and there was tears- tion about it at the seneng meet. Be again attempted to I weaken the testimesy slew whereto as to his identity, by stating that he lived mem at Idadegbant thee at Potash, Was v sibs sat earelidi; He witnesses therefore had net sass a knowledge of Idea as to warrant the aaiante deeeri they hid give& The J ption ury mew retired for refreshment ; and on their return the trial pressedeL The passer matmeneed by eshrring to Elise Cheatuey's evidence, adverting to sated discrepancies and contradic tions, sad matenthog that the amid sot possibly have had time to identify the m in the peony, or to 'peak with any esetainty as to Ids same and dress.—His remarks were bug, and at • ass wmalrfrag suture; sad having made my obounalisas area whet he mesidered the bide oppor tunity the wham Wei tientittag the " men la tin kali; he Gelled me the NOT menpuiensig to tastes the evi- O ce co whisk Se present odour sharps wee freed. a the satiest of divans, le enetn it was to Ilia hod , that, If be hod gene that oat In them, as stated, he shah have kept tissue in the house, sad repeated that, though he sad Mr. Jerry bad boss ea wry bed tenet, im never had say ill-feeling towards him. Hie kaaw be was inaireent; God Almighty knew he was haseast and he hit entails the ! - try+mid be of tbat twines Were the ease was Inkhad. Be argued that after Mho Mufti" had bean abse. it wee argue Ltbshe wadi bare Anna the Asia lithe as who is is r; and Set Me milmes as to the had szkasted from the bed, was an Whose satinet Wm, use ghat extracted km or Wier lithos was handle Main tats ships, sad that pethehisesk hag leas mhos been kin, same al the amenamegams it it, as well as =Me Mem taktm Ikea Ids empstAag, had bent wed kr lissome of pllig 3 kis Mhos, sista* bin. Howe's aviderer was most undoubtedly eonstruired nut or such materials. He again cumplai..ed that the r p irteti had been excluded hoax the magistrates' 'Lamination, and °untended that the depositions then takes were more fa vourable to him than subsequent ones, when other in flames@ were brought against hiss. The evidence of Emily Setedfurd hod not bees given is omit so consi s tently with truth m flaw before the magistrates; from beginning to end, he was sorry to my, it bad no foundation in truth. He re ferred to easteges of the *Tiding, to show discrepassies whisk be esatemini veil this assertion. Her not reed- Isaias whoa be tamed his mother that he also named his 'Wren ; kir set lemming ea the night of the 28th Nov. whether her watch was gels( es sot, were butanes ad dend why her teetimeay was an to be credited. At this stage of his brag sad gems ally rambling. though la tams pane forcible sad cleverly arranged addle's, the prisoner, addenda( the cosasel for the prosecution, said, " wil l to kers whether a letter Wrenn to Mr. Jersey, and mother addressed to lie. Clarke, will,be prodeeed ?" Mr. Seejest Bytes—lf yen ask for thou leturs„ they will be preened, bat se web lettess wen read in avidesee. The Pvieemsr—Those letters wen Una his children. He thee main reverted to the abstreetioa if papers from his ample beg, lennedieg that many of them wen of import 'su for his deigns., sod others for the peeniary iatersate of his Madsen. Re said S. Habissestes evidence were the grenseat faheebeeds ; sad MSS mere adverting to what Emily Seedbed had degeon, he mid her endues woe influenced by what she kid heard from Santry. He should show that elks,t had weaned fee peones as well es himself,- and es the eight of the emeart he masa/acted by the reedy manner in which she pee op gess, M coupling* with his wish. She mast, be Akan ' recopied mail Wall she entombed le isigast, Ind said he knew it woold sot do for them is lee es they led bin doing ; sad, therefore, it wee agreed skit sits sited* be his housekeeper, both from re. spin to bra Ihmily sad his own. The jun 'Geld sea that wheat dee pee her enigma she was anything bat friendly to him, whatever she had been beSore. It was not at this time when the emeekte about Brace woe mentiosed ; bat whoa they were talking about pentent. He denied the ecerestums of Emily Saniford's story as to what passed at the tee-table, bat contended that all be wished was ad mitted—via., that they had est dome for an boor and a half. He also alleged that there were disernanies in her evident* and in the deposition beim the earner. as to the time he was in the rasa, sad the lee wane. Ravin again rebind to, and remarked ey Sieve's evi dence, and to that et the sensats,—ke ebeetrad that the man who fired the first yea or pistol would net have nos rend the' bell, red eatend et masker deer, just where ail the semen nee to be lank for the perpme et sheeting nen Mr. Jemmy. A ma keen ai thelma es well ee he did must have hem mod to have attempted nit a thing. It was mesh mere probable that he wend lame toned in at the nigh Is., to oorry eat kis horrible fiIIINSSIL Looming to UM Somihere avian, he said *at the paper D wee prepoesd for the poes of beim @lima by Jersey, wire he (Erb is g ra nead him darns to to sanitise the terms ; eel 's determination go with him to the W VIM evening meationd is has avidness was a peesselleg fraught with amok missidef , was most sureeedlegey, and one which he weld aster understood. The primer, in the comes of his remarks, insisted that the witnesses were takes sad kept by the presendare in order to enable than to substantiate theme for the preseeaeon. He reverted to the evidence previously given abeat the door of the ball. He than proceeded to notice the 'widens of John Standlty. The Jodge—All that witness proved he his ezaminties is chief was the document in his posensien. The prisons acknowledged the correctness of hie lordship's remark, but nevertheless pound his guard °hosannas. ea the incidental evidence. He thee entered epee the evidence of the medical gentlemen and disputed the concetams of the consiesiom at which those gesetknee had arrived in refer ence to some foreign material in the cartridge, the fragments of which were found at Stanfield ball. Hi said he did not understand what they meant by the word foreign.. The Judge explains.' that the term " forage " was applied to material distinct—separate from the coennea Watt! of any article. The prisoner, after having for a nisei time dwelt epos this part of the evidence, end diseend his enervation to the proofs cf the handwriting the desemente were in, with re gard to Howe's evidence he end be never spoke to him be five =Mutes in his life, and he believed God Almighty put it in his mouth that Howe woe •MR Aldo. Then there was Stubbs, than whom there was net a greater villain on the face of the earth. . . Jadge—There was ao sash maa mamba, Primmer—No, they were frightened Se pot Mm is the witness-boa. After some hardier remarks the eoart broke op at 8 o'clock tit this messing, whoa the primmer will mese kis addross. He bad bees M&eming the wart slime 10 o'clock. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—(3l.ovourn, Amur. 3. THE BRISTOL HIIRDER.—TRIAL OP SARAH THOMAS. Tt; trial of SaroA ii;sTra foe the murder of her milder, Him Elizabeth Janice, commenced at the Gloucestershire assizes, held in the Shirehall In this city, at nine o'clock this morning. It was made known last night that the trial was fixed for to-day, and the Hall was, at an early hour this morning, besieged with eager applicants for admission. The prisoner, whose age is stated in the calendar, and who is dsecr.bed as of the class of offenders who can read and write well, was charged in the indictsent with " having wilfully murdered ELsalbeth'Jefferies." Her appearance in the desk Ii MI oamoMl the d. greatest sensation. The prisoner ap posed s ve Mrs. Wheeler, a charwoman, of Bristol, deposed that she esmalhass went of errands for the deathbed, who was oo adenala without a servant. She was a woman of violent temper. The last servant was the prisoner. Lucy Chad =d bor. Witness called on her en the Friday, B, sad was to call again next day. Did call in the shwas= of that day, and found the house closed. Ana Has stated • that she lived with her husband at No. 6, Tresehara-street, Bristol, next deer to Miss Jeffs. ies. On the amain of Saturday, the ad ef March, about five o'clock, witness was awoke by a sereamieg in Miss Jefferies' bedroom, which ad' bet awn, bang divided by a party wall. Wieser being alsimed, went Se the bed- room - 40 Mrs. Fry, in whose head she lodged, and found that she, toe, had been awoke by the wise. Witness, at Mrs. Fry's suggestion, honked at the wall of the bedroom, end about a alma allsewswis the esniasthei eased. At about 7 eels* the same MIMS( ' the please MIS to har bona. and .M her mistress had sat her le say she biped Ye. Fry would not be alarmed at what she hatead that monde., he that the at had get ea her sehMem's bed sod frightened her, and she said that she was rag to leave bar service, lee that bee mistress wise bed &mem Mes._ Ihy sorreheisad the testieseey of the lest witness. andailoilthat the primmer bad Gelled her mistress an old wreteksisibi she was goiag to leave her. Mr. formerly a eargeon, and brother to the that she was 61 lof age, and had beta esterest= i leers the family. Oa Wednesday, March 7, the whams assompaand seas aliases ti the boas of his dike, and ea proses up stain hand the body lying en the bed partially covered with **bedclothes. Waren de =Med the besrible spate& presented by the came, the ads glebe ma, whisk streamed in blood, and other ap poolroom prenatei. Wham mimed several articles of jewellery, of whisk the majority were afterwards produced M sea* having been head on the prisoner and in her boxes, the whole of whist be identlied as the property of his Sc• cambia and mardersd deter. _ Mr:Bath* inftthee, a Bristol, who was called in to Lupe* the body, mere fully partlealartred the nature of the wens& whisk bad been Misled. They were aultuively upon the heat There were seven wounds ea the heed, titres of whisk in his maths et Irene hid been mused by • blew been a liege slime head is the bob by the side of the Ire, in the bedroom, nth whisk ease had bees kept in the bents hr the purse el keeping epee the kitchen door. Mb meat, produced in coos, was • very heavy otte, and would be a surderens instethesst the Wish of a deter mined ameilist.] Mr. theme& &seedbed the appearance of the body hem merainada takes at the time. His opinion wee, that death bad been caused by asenesion of the Wain, produced by the blows en the he d. Is cues of concussion the sufferers usually were Inespabie of crying out, bat be had known cases when parties so wafering had both able to ay out. A number of polimmes were then examined to state the proesedinp whisk bad bees take. en the discovery of the murder to detest the perpetrator.. Thies witnesses made the discovery of she ease on the bob of the grate, and which was praised ia court and bore marks of biped, baying also es* or two grey hairs ups& it. The pethoden of the muderesswsapaa suited great eme In the court. Pow or Ave poNeemen were ealbd, emit of whim produced some portions of the steles frees the Mese of the murdered woes. awed& were heal in the boss, of the prisoner's :thaw, law she bed tribes sehn ie ell . where she was appreheeled in • melba* half This mewl, sonsishd of rings. Isseshee, and ether Jeweli f ez, Methee, and auntarenis other artistes, all of which were y sad very satisfactorily idestilled by Mr. Henry Jet/sties, the brother of the deceased. In the pocket of the prisoner were Mind between thirty mad forty sovereigns. The prisoner was trend home with a number of boxes, o bird were unwed hem Treashesdotrut partly by herself and putly by aME whim she enema. She left her buss he a theft time (et a parties of them) at a confec tioner's, sad called ter them afterwards in a ily. This was es Saturday cereals, sad it wee proved that she had stated to one penes that she had left Miss Jefferiee suite on Thursday, and to another an Saturday, while it wee clear that she had not left there until the Saturday, the morning of the murder, whoa she wee seen by the nut-door neighbours. The trial wet ',weeding when the lest available trete left. Aram 2. Coma Cocar.—Before Baron Matti Ten BADMINTON BOILDIZ. This wee_ essethei the greater part of the day. J. E. Hells theilleepth with the wilful murder of lames Watts, at Beekebbes, es the Ist of December lot. The widths* ef • number of Utensils west to prove that es the night Ode let December the pelesser,_ the deemed, and namerens ether parties, were alt the Wessellie Inn, eau the ma Mlle Duke of Besehth, at Badminton. A sar ilo itl come Wiwi= the deemed sad the pelmet and MOMS slant !Yid it out" in the street when the P eel John the Leah. a, • igroo m . who IWien theed at the tuned parties tdm red, a deal of stabs penis/ wee limed maid& end a hil, end it appears Mos dys the" 18012=111. 1111 ti the ground. Meths eftenennis idi the - end wise hcsee, sad a sheet lima IBIEM•16011; BMA the ostler at the Port cullis, wet kalag nest the elabesiard, he found the dr afted lying en Ms hee. Me Oath for a Seth sod amu named ese came esipiihei up the deemed, hat found Ms vas SUL noes wen no esters nods of Wary no Minns& TM hog ehollimoil the Omer to BIM kr a sowersigy ag la l tl wool wpm ben the eel dross of the some! witnesses Sol be babe's the of SW'S Weis So bolligensta fell= o=th W MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Wanwtca, Aran. 3. Kin rave.—Before Lord Mal 'make tend.. lITONNLLIGH ABBEY.—LIBEL ON LORD LEIGH. Teta Qucax it. Gums% Titian DAT.—The defendant called several witnesses pee. terdsy, who wicks to the former existents of the M 10111111411.6 Churn to Christopher Eag er , y o h n C on . stases, and others, members ofthe Leigh ; and also to the traditioos respecting the imputed murdins. Mary Dram being very lotheo,was accommodated with a chair. After inch rambling evidence about the esonuateste, she said—Jelin Willcox, who was errand boy to the Hon. Mary Leighomes came to my home and brought a bloody glove, telling there had bun two ma killed u the abutment of the Wig* by a heavy steno Salim on them. but it did not kill them deed, sad Chanthe Leigh rushed upon on, and with the Sellilliallell of Jones cut his throat. (Loud laughter.) At the moo time be said Mrs. Leigh naked nos the other, and, with th e bob of Jesse, they strangled hint—Owned lankrot)...mul be sever wee so frightened in his life. Chan. dos, new Led Leigh, Woad sad dropped hie glove, and it wee se mask as they said de to get him out of the abutment of the bridge. He (Wass.) said he picked it up next morn ing, and brought it sad showed it to me. This was Kea after the ISIS was heard In the House of Lord.. I have nothing else to la the time by. I heard the same story from Bann; who aka said that one Blinn had been shot by Jahn Haywood sad James Pardon. He said they put him is the mar s% made • addle out of the laths sad obi sad barisd him is Stonabla ch urc hyard. M sign. Hie told me this in 1835. I find of the two moo is the Inds* from Mrs. Smallboaes, sod from several men. I heard George Shaw say he was there when the man were killed. He said he was hired hoist the stone ea the two men. He mid the men were had in the abutment by Chance Leigh sad Mrs. Leigh. OM lens held one and Billy Wood held the other ; and after that he said he was =to go sad take the monument mat et the church, received 17 epade•a: a s t rit:: d as to de b. toll mme hog men had died beef sad miefiln,wbo bad ben rimed, end they a ll at the toile. He would have bees poisoned as well as them, had be partakes eft, bet he west is the larder sad be4ed himself. I asked what bad bosoms of them, and he said they had sunk down in the peen where they sat, and he never saw more of them. (Laughter.) I mentioned to him that he was as the aleatmeat when the bloody deed was dons—the m.rder of the two men. He said be way, and he never was so frightened is kb IMe. I asked him who the beef was pow ; by, and be mid Mrs. nme ll benes. I west down and and the odd it wee John Witham who did it. He said the chink these no had was poisoned. I did ant ask the names of the four moo. He did not say why they had been poisoned. He said he was afraid ke When thefts* et Bpawson, by kis bong damned. I Tenth* bob( Int kr by Km theallbsese ; the was uvhg at the Cone id, it worth, about Fad pith hem my been She wee eery in, and she sin kr one, to maim • oenfeedemetthe edam she had con Wits& The was about August la the year is white she died. She died two years ago, as the 15th of Donner. The thet thing U. bid see was she bed penned the 3111111 ohs moat Is sok he sem boot, obi be hod whoa bo pt hie Milk; sad they nob hint bone la a ems. the said Mrs. Leigh gave her the pin, and told her to pit it in his drink and stir it up with a nesm. Bite did het know the ma's name; he was takes he Warn*. She mid it was a moth funeral ef James Heavy_ Leigh. She said Mrs. Leigh took her, Mrs. Colt, smithy. Kickball into her (Mrs. Leigh's) room, and mud thin to sign bar in the mock funeral. They had fifty guineas Neb. and went into the Sto get a pies* of daber to repossat James H. Leigh. took the timber foto Mr. Leigles nom put it in a , all ready revered for it, end wrapp eda sheet off lir. Kirklasd's - table nand it. ithesaidthwe sealed the sheet tip, and showed how it was den by bolding up her apron. She said they had a plaster of Paris face put on this wood, napped a napkin round the throat and thin left the room, kale( the door. She said Mr. Leigh had gone away that day after dinar; a mea nested Mark Bir.ell went with his Ike said she never saw James Hooey Leigh after. There were reports abroad shout this mock funeral ; but people due not speak out about it. I was told of it in my own house by Bassett. He was afraid to speak of it, sad told me la a whisper. I heard others tall of it at different times; sad the uses who worked at the Abbey said Jane Henry Leigh did not die when it was reported. I knew aiding of the vault. The second lbw I went to Mrs. limallbones, se I was going Into the room, she said (referring to Daniel TO ingleyl " sM eat the string and let him down." I asked who est him den. She replied, I did, and I triedAs carry him; bet I could not, he was so heavy. She then said, nee end John Hayward and Billy Woed serried him to aWe Mrs. Leigh had dug to put him is. She said they carried him to this plan. Mrs. Leigh carried the candle, sad they all helped to cover him over, and put his hat at the foot of the grave. She said she had nothing to do with the other twe men who were killed. Mr Jones killed them ; she only lighted the candle. She said Billy Weed and John Haywood hang the man is churchyard She said the garden was like a with dead bodies ; and added, I could tell • great d eal men. I asked her whom) bodies, and how many, but she weld not tell me. She was at the time she told me all this is great fear of being hanged. She said there was • man of colour swore all the servants to aecnsy, and she was afraid if they heard of her telling she would be hanged. She told me there was a John Leigh murdered there, and be was buried in the wine vault with his clothes and boots cia L a4 k il added it was that which caused James Henry Le to lean them; and that he would not stop at the abey after he had heard of it. She cried out, "Poor Sprawsoa I poor Sprawson l I wee very sorry for him to be drowned, for he was such a geed man." She said these four men who were poisoned with the beef were ordered to be taken to Addlestrop to be buried, and there were four of them put into hampers and seat away in their longue cart and one broke the basket end discovern what ; as in It, and caused poor Sprawson to be drowned. Wilton, who weal with him when he came back, told what bad happened, and then Mrs. Leigh said he mast be put away. The same night he was made drunk, and taken over the green bridge, the nearest road to As ow, and she and Mis. Leigh went into the grove to hear the splashing when he was thrown in. He was thrown la by Billy Wood and others. She told nt., when the two men were killed at the bridge, Chandoe Leigh cut the throat of one, and Mrs. Leigh strangled the other, assisted by Mr. Janes and Billy ood. I asked her how she eueld bear to see each things? She said she was never frightened until she saw the blood the next catning. She did net tell me whether Mr. George Jones at the Abbey had done anything she. She told me she had a good sapper after these murder. and slept u well ea ever she had done in her life. She pointed out the sew bridge to me, sad said everything was buried there. I was very ill is soesenence of besting thus things. and could not go to her again for some time. I sent to Mr. Griffin to come and take her deposition. She would not allow a magistrate to be sent for. Mr. Griffin suggested one should be sent for, but she would not speak if soy one bad came. I begged elf her to send for Mr. Wise who was • kind gen. Wan ; or to tell it to the clergyman • bat she cried, and would not. Mr. Griffin took her evidence dna in writing. I was not present then. I had conversation with Mr. Griffin on this @abject. I thought the Ligh both ought to know of whet had ban said. I told Me..oAffin all I Inn. I was anions everybody should baser ; but I did not got* the Leigh family sad tell them. As far eel know nothing was concealed hoot me. She saw James Leigh twice, nee before and one after he had come out of prison. She cried both times. I, James 'Leigh, and Mrs. Blackburn, now deed, were present together, with Mrs. Smalibonee. She desired me to write to James Leigh to go the second time, and I did so. He same end brought a gentleman with him, to take her deposition. His name was Howarth ; but she would not give it to them, expressing her fear that she should be hanged. She would sot speak to him 'then. She desired the picture of a favourite dog of her husband's, and a stuffed canary bird to be even SO James Leigh. She saw him a few days after Howarthlad sees her He and myself went to me her the mooed time. She cried and rid, " Janus, I have bees a wicked, bad woman. I helped to rob Ton of you estate; but now I will try to gin it yet again.' Ethe had some private talk with him anrards. which I did net hear. She said, bow sorry she was that they had sat him to prism and then told him what OM bed told me. You (Mr. G riffin) came to my house afterwards, and left with Mr. Yates. You took down • state mane made hp dhow There were many 410111.“100,11 with nee, and ether pose a s , in my pressisse, WU with the dein daub at my bus. The 'abject of the oonnersatioa was die merino. I reediest the one etas bridge was mentioned. I recollect the advice you gave nee to go up to Sir George Grey, and that tha -nee should be laid before the higher powers. The enneel he the Grown twom.esamined this witness, bat elicited gothic of importanea. A swan, etWitnemes made similar statements to those of Mn. Draper. Oa, witnees ewers that he wee in the old vault at Stonaleigh, en one °eines, with another person, who was copying the ineeriptioa from the nee. plate of Christopher Leigh ; that they west to dinner at an early hour, and on their return to finish the copy they met Mrs. Julia Leigh, with Mr. Darby, eomisg out of the vault, the former hang a breastplate in her hand. On re-entering the vault, the plate they had been copying was gone. Th e man who had been copying was engaged an hour, but had not dabbed it; he was old, and a poor writer. This morning the ease for the defence was resumed. Evidence was called to skew that several of the workmen at the bridge, whe were ilootcheten, had suddenly been missed from their lodgings said the neighbourhood witheut any wi Sh c.nr aw, essi sir l d o an th d ere st , at r i t il o nts th o e f as ßara signa st, L amems. ressem. T vi he ike all z eg , presence of Len Leigh, Mrs. Leigh, sad Mr. Jones, at the murders at the leidge wen repeated bi=rons witnesses, and others spoke of thi turn wiper skull la *good stab of presendin, with hakes the sad the nostrils prism, in the Pagoda Coen, NM kw adore. Wil co: is sa thbir ovrimay, end it b be will ix cal;e Them hes me our halm been ted in the evidence, the aoS ow he sho okrioL holm Mike throughout the day. awl oss THE FXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1849. The jury found the yrisoser guilty of Manslaughter, and his lordship sentenced his to six MINIMS' illpriS011• meat with hard labour. POLICK—YanzaDAY. THAMES.—Cztram Tanareenwr or A ene,sor sr an OWN Fearesi.—R. V. Lipp, Master of th• barque Ellen end Mary, was ra emamined, charged with a series of cruel lowalto oa his owes sou, P. J. Legv, aged 12, for all got dirty habits and lamas, the boy had bon filmed in a meet cruel Ewan ,er heisted to the adsswatast with • rope, and namely 'kilted. C. White, a negro, cook of the mufti, Mated that the boy was treated by his father in a met sava ge manner . After • cask fell on his thigh, no siergeon was &led, Ear was the silsksest attention paid to him, in eosistplaaae et OM he laboured and., a ewes-1 RAILWAY NB WS; TUESDAY EVENING. SHAU3I4 LIST.-Lontoos, APRIL 3 Kdria-orbe epietalhass of Nam Is Rowan diameters cheats 'dual laannetlar: Pam at ham in Parks aellani Wen. DAM PAID. 69 Aberdeen _ l ap. Ir A, A.. A , I.v2 V = 41 414. I. ahr.frol.„ tolls 1 1 sp. 10 °4" 41•4olltolF 4b. tie Sir Wel & A •Dto 10 111 9 Mira • Ba.J..osiis t o ,. to Jo oor W. ogoar. I'. .". II .11 II 1 I b. in Bo i s ? iroldie 14E. 24 Dal t a iiii ,7l47ll4. le Po. • Malataid[l3 1 II 34 AWL :30 Bpi 111 : .B. LSD El Ett....24 ii i It arlis 4 rim= le Dwiriretar.epet el no.szcepC4JllP. Do. do No. 2 0.1 par Sp. 60 Do.lftwltEsdepCt SO D. do., ID. Oat 6t 11 14 Do. Mom 13 134 43 Do. * de. Mr Par Six Si &Mrs Dana 2.41 Do. die.... awe au 24. a D., do. .. 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SO Namur sad Liege 13 Northam of Franco T draor II mad L Bor wow—. IS Para aged Orleans 20 Porn and Boma.. 16 l4;ieserliiii;ii 20 Rouen aad Havre 2.) Baßstor and Yaw 9 I E 0.41.rd ei IN. d.. M. — i el la , 134 } u 1K 4d. 11,1414.14 e IV a d. 4 II i i MEETlNG.—Wintmost, &tames, AND SOUTH WWI , sax.—Toe mewls, respecting compensation to holders of proper! on Barnes Gammons, was opened yesterday, but no p took place, as none of the persons to whom the advertisement was &Unwed attended at the place ap pointed. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. CHZAP LoconcrrioN Yon Earriut.—Mote than the usual facilities will be afforded this Easter for holiday excursions by railway. The London and North Western mil tickets ta all plasm on their lines, available from Thursday until Easter Monday. The Brighton and South Eastern ;issue tickets, at a single far* each way, to all stations on their line. for Easter Monday and Tuesday, together with day tickets, available for re turning on aay day between Good Friday and the following Wednesday. The South Western make similar arrange ments. Trains me to run every flee minutes until midnight on the Greenwich railway, during the fair. Excursions via the South Eastern and South Western lines are also pro jeceed to Paris, with others by railways in the provinces at lem than the usual rates. MONEY MARKET. yttIiSDAT TOWN°. The English funds have been lees animated than yesterday. Consols opened at 921 to I, and went down to 92i to k ; they rallied in the afternoon, towever, and were again quoted 92k to k, which wee the closing price. Atter business hours they were rather weaker, and quotations were 92k to k, for the account. `ln Exchequer Bills th • closing price was 455. pm., a large delivery of bills to the broker of the East India Company having completely cleared tb' market. In Bank Stock no business was done. India Stock was done at 246 for the account, and India Bonds at 525. and 555. pm. In the foreign market the business was limited, excepting in Mexican Bonds ; those securities opened at 30/ to 31, and some large operations were effected ; one sale of 100,000 stock was made; notwithstanding which the market closed firm at 31 to 1. Buenos Ayres were a little higher, and were done at 39 and 40. Danish scrip fell j per cent., and the Dutch Four per Cents. closed at 771 ex div. In the foreign exchanges to-day little business was done. The rates were the same as on Friday last ex cepting on Paris, which may be quoted a shade higher. Vienna and Trieste paper we. only nominal, not being asked for. The following are the negotiations quoted: On Amsterdam. 12.21 to 2; (at short, 12 to 1); on Rotterdam, 12.21 to 3 ; on Antwerp, 25.65 to 70; on Hamburg, 13.111 to 121 ; on Frankfort, 121/ to j; on Paris, 26.45 to 50 (at short, 25.25 to 30); on Maissillee, 25.50 to 55; on Genes, 27.20 to 50; on Vienna, 11.36 to 40 ; on Leghorn, 33.50 to 34 ; on Naples, 40 to 1; on Madrid, 481 to 9 ; on Lisbon (90 days), 63--ell at three months, except as otherwise expressed. A report of the last meeting of shareholders of the Agra and United &Moe Bank—which has hitherto hese one of the most flourishing institutions in India —has just reached us. The meeting was held at Agra on the 14. h February last, and the report of the directors, accompanied with a very business-like report by the auditors, having been r( ad, a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum was de clared, and a surplus profit of company's rupees 7,724 15s. and Sp. upon the half-year's business carried to the reserve fund. The transactions of the Bank exhibit, at cre dit of profit and loss, a sum of company'. rupees 6,01,467, 12 anus, and 1 pica i the charges for the half year, together with interest allowed on deposits, amount to company's rupees 1,64,867 12a. Bp., leaving a' divisible balance of company's rupees 3,46,699 16a. 6p., upon a capital stock of _company's rupees 67,77,600. The reserve fund of the Bea, on the day of the meeting, being company's rupees 2,11,789 Oa. 4p., exclusive of the surplus which was passed to it out that day, by a resolution of the share holders. lark= &Wed= 6 Do Nos SOS.— 1 41:4. Do. Nat 401. ll 9d. Do. Thirds 3 4d. Do.N.Pro/.7.. ireVerri. I Do. Acres No.l 81 Dd. Do. Co No. 384 la Do. :Aura No. 344 6 Do. dlO Prot al D0.01.***4164. 30 lid. Do. &ea. 16 14d. Do. Grusobo Dot 2 IS 14d. Do. ilao..Lio.(lrs. 36 Near' . IT 4 a Da SOL darer. • IN i &allow s lor . • 017= Namearkel it4olllllritiek 141 1 14 d D. auras Do. Nor D*. Sao 334, l3 11d. Da 4. D0.4 1 .11t lf 111 3illa 844 Do. Do. do N. Courifor li goiors North b .l Ozt.W aNdrio.lll p. F n a a • vg.. g Our. p.Case. J it u Do. do. Sooth Dr. Ihrelo&Die.dassA 8 444. Dw D a 4.. m & ur rlo " 1 4%. , a gt=fri , ••.: i 44 1 19 Do. Prolerro«; South fikarordialre 36d. South Noo4oro Do. ,s. 16. i 18 Do. do 3 161 Dab 3 12 tta Do do. D.mt. D0.40.110r1p N 0.4 danhaalee. 1 9York•Dantoiln Fak effoork Waterford & !Miro 4 Waked. Laner4a W or 'Talky 4pCt.or Wag filass.l2 War York. Nowa, t Her. 241 4 D. &Nam Exton. 18 17a DeiNNPozerProf if I Torte Nth. Midlead .Peolareass D Do cZaW.Nl69.ii Pours ILusenra . 4 = Md. : a t i ad r tier Yi Vs. 1 Dutch 4164 kysi . 4 GI. ladisaPts lad" 6 Dillo z Namur sad ..... Bei. Nathan of lanai 116 Orlooso 2 Dada= 36 Par4r and Loom Pare aed Odour Parts owl - losia. 11 ParislibriSbOtry Rouen sad Dam Barabre and Maim 46 'Toon and Nadas Si West Iloredrre Do. do. firmed lameness. Kis father said it was all a sham, and made him walk the deck tied in a particular manner and shouldering • aniline spike. The poor child used to err with (irony, and the tears would roll town witness's cheek in seeing his suffering., but he dared not speak to the captain, who was a very strict man. The captain nesd to say the child was a lazy mounded, and compelled him to walk she deck for 21 hours out of the 24, until his legs and feet were eaten op from salt water boils. Witness had seen mach severe treatment, both oa hoard men of war and mar ' (thalamus, bat bad sever witnessed anything like the washy to which this lad had been subjected. For the defence Mr. Pelham urged that the boy was ' filth,, lasy, • liar, and a thief." He was taken to sea to 'tor rent him of these habits, and the punishment inflicted was not peeler than a father might lawfully exercise on a child who required severe correction. J. Parry the second mate, after much hesitation, and a storm leaning towards the defendant, reluctantly admitted that he could not stand the punishment inflicted on the boy by the master, and felt compelled to leave whilst the former was flogging him. The child was beaten with • rope an lath thick, which, though new when the cperations nom mimed, was "flayed " to hemp when produced in the court. Committed for trial, bail being accepted. PUBLIO BALMS. APRIL 3.—By knew. - fittawn.sc, at the Mart.— Hem see babes tbse.4. Belitevaecee, weeentieter, let co noir- SU lag Yam for IX per assn. MUM TB years unexpired at t4.—ssal kr — Lamalhold reeklearo, Charkastreet, Lowadaa.eq let oa ro. pilot hoe kr 1131. per sautia, load kr SO ram at IU. Laritall Mine% H.lkkao.eraratet. let as s ail& km* kr prWtor 7$ Nero aarasitr4 at Lembo 14, Ita44treat, Deloramagame. ist ea mak. Vox kr UK par maw% bail kr 14 puts trigkel at 101. Mwil Ismat, Allks.okes, Hata= tfew Tehs.selhhated weal void (arm weekly toeuta) 904 dad4az Mot lesesatadea to the &kg of Preatkary_ Choler. geseltort gel St oretees the prow iwaselesto Irdttgees, glebe lend, fees, Fic., estimated at 5731. per annum, subject to taxes averaging 211/. In sdditi. a. the incumbent for the tine being has the right et pa esentation to lice chapehies, the gross revenue of which amount to 1301. oar annum-3,1001. Mr. T. Tins. at the Mart. —Loatehold house, 7. Ride mount-plow, Ilatepstead.coed, let Par 701. per annum, held for 93 years unexpited et 11.-9101. Leasehold boost, 9, Itidgment-plamestiniated rental 901., held fee 93 years eneiptred at 92-0101. Lovuoy, and Box, at GETILW•e& i7 Two leasehold houses, Thddlel4-teerace. Regent's-path, edimaled annum rental ItOl.; held to 724 years unexpired at 211.-40101. COMMERCIAL .441,D MARKETS. COTTON.—lavnarooL, APRIL 3.—The nstaket was tither animated to-day, sad prime awls inclined wank. Friday's quotations con be taken es th e steward. 6,oolllMlss Mee been sold, and althea. 1,000 were taken kr meet. MANCHISTRII, APRIL i.—TM news kola India and Italy has camounleatcd a better balks to ear market, end y and to-day we have wport an iememsd Inquiry, al elm k still a wry marked ladlepasiden to atter kis large In goods the current prices of Ink week en realty obbiald. Int an maim advances an be said to be estelelehel. Urns mild& kr Inks are by no mesas so easy ca Tmedsy but, sod In ems seam the Kamer can obtain from to ld. pm lb. above the lakes tor which W Ins wLltag to sell the early part at last week. Cop yarns are ruder mum In repast teals y. German hems are opt- Ta = th w r at °mein at Front. to the yet welselded state et teatime Is ths hsee k so greet gimbaled= ralfatiti Al. Makthough t thin k salslint dente !sewnmaterlally wtlit bairn The trortat lios we write, has been eltereeterked by 1.. Sea wee anikkated; It Is steady, and the ginmel wee Is cheerful, bat no large =mutt of bn. &Mess can be roperted.—Szettaisser ant Tines. WOOLLEN CLOTHS —Lamm, Aram S.—There was a Cr tietz attendance of merchants in the dein halls this morning, elhoted weedy at Uwired extent, and not much alter. atlas ten be wasted In rakes. The bonnets in the warehouse has ben more heist then we ham had to report, lately. BLANlCHTS.—liscartormwma, Amur. 2 —We have had • good ettendeme et buyers tacitly tat there was not much boldness dew. weft to the stand made hy the manntasturess for ad mitted prima. The aterehants objected to give any farther advance and the manneastersts my that they cannot bay wool to make good; at the piss aMered. Fromm, LONDON GAZETTE.—Tutsdigi, April 3. Fannenten Jona Away, Merthyrlt Olatamgamhlre, draw, so sumender April 11 &May 9, at 1 at Basinghall4t. &Ss., Sole k Tensor, &Kermalimy; off. sang., Johnson, Bashigheate. Joni Dyson Assume, Peire Moodielde, My, linen draper. April II at 2 illy 17 It 11, at itir==liol.. loose, aise.ln., Booklersbuty; eff. Orlon, Ittenaao IMAMS. Biddeirminner, Womestenhire, earn &d or, April et It May 12 at U, st ilrmienbun Ct. DAL, Latta, Bartlett's baUd., Holborn; Fiesb. Wereastm, & Moans= k Co., Binning. ham; of. why" Autos UMW, o: 7 lr=ka mm illi = B : l. Api h May 7, at 11, at Liverpool Ct. hula, lk Os. T . • (bake, Over, Chrish&s, k Tyree, 'Avery:al ; Maim, henna' s, Liverpool. Stu mm Famous Furcerr, Argarth, Torkaldre, gamer, April 26 k May IS, at 11, st Leeds Ct. eds., Bond St Barwick, I.m& ; of. sang Yang. Hume Gampe. Leeds. Kiinessx, butcher, Alen 11 at 11, lk May 10 at U. It igastegfral.et. ens.. Alien & Nicoll, Ctneen.M., Cheep side ; elf. wag, Bs4 OeloarantAmild. Autism= Camas!, Hum" WM" Aar, draper, April 11 at 1, & May lb at 12, at Let Sole & Turner, Alder. manbary; off. Jour. H aw,H tang., igh Wytetialet. coppersmith, April 13 at Is,t May IS at 11, at Briserll4L Ummialt.inn &Ids• if. trig, Johnson. llsabgball.st. Hanna Macesesm, P l ernhem ist. Surrey, draper Aped 14 at 1, & May 19 at 11, at Basingbal/41. Collins, K ing WUlient.st., City ; off. aria. Follett, Saushreoh.d. °WWI Newman IlleheTrent, Staffordshire. mercer, April 12 &Ma 24, at 11. at barn Cl. Sen., Young, Langton. ire, & 11kmieglam ; off. essig., Whitmore, Bir eilegheen. Mamma Homan, Bistasond. Yerikeldre, cabinet maker, April 24 k May la at 12, at Leeds Ct. ads. Chilton k CO., Mawery.in.; Blaff2a, Birmingham, k Caertmay, Leeds ; eff. Ibpe, Lvov Pawnee, Holeworthy, Devaarhire, tank , April 12 & May 3, at 1, at Exeter Ct. Bois., Bell & 00., 'Men- Edda; Gurney & Conletd, Lannowitoo, Cornwall, & Menet, Exeter; off. swag., Hirteel, Exeter. June Brume, Liverpool, en mercer. April 17 & Kay 7 at 11, at Liverpool Ct. Solo Vincent, Temple, & Carry & Otatham, Liver pool ; off. swig., Moritz, Liverpool BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Youth 19. CHAILLES BAxox Coors). & Buzz Amemos, Lawrenoi Poantiaer.l9., Clq, Isarchants. INSOLVENT th. Assort, tateerat, Berthereether. lightarthaa. W. Aca dealernthi., HalPth Nthrthilth. W 1. S. Hack, Charter pl Horace, clerk in the Maser of cor the R. H. 0. ate Widkeough•plaw, bat tot ee Leedom awl W 09.1 ue. WA. Oran, ed., p bt Jehah , weai, J. ILLaszas.L. r ellh . I. ltneetr et ir i sidefee l.l l .. , baM ettee, clerk la the dewy oviiimice of We Gemmel Peet.e/kas. J. J. acfsZcZ7, 032.11406 .t Streak clerk to the recialastial Commis aloha% W. G. tbsesesee, Mbert.ter., New luta., clerk to • coal merchant. J. Coarza. Oreenwris, re alised de sad beer. P. 13 . Lome, itualterut., Slash dad Ilk dyer. B. W.. hams. Ebetanut.. Oitites welt, bout sal oboe Maker. J.Eaturr, Itertherblthe.a., Waal to _• loused victualer. .11. Mnaaaaa. Newt* pt. laded. WE. natal sal WI auwataetarrr. Nur, Onat wisesdn.a., Hay market. team V. !buxom, Claadasat., Strand, esdhebowe keeper. W. rowan, awe lad Crown ca, lambary, lantana. 11.0.• Rosman, aoydoejkaes, gene tal 0. antatr2 . 437. rd., Cozaberato. Kam, Wand, Qua it, Cladbaza, coat. r. W , Parliadat.. Bobo. COOSday. mr 777.;it‘utra . = Claptinek.rd., cluck to • c T. Arevaeow, Marian, Dathaxe, Um. keeper. T. Rearm Chalky, Manx, ear. T. /dream Livernoal, slat at the In Sid North Western Rail way Station. J. Iltscaatk., Xeyasissat, Bonusant shire, licensed victualler. R. Mesas, Liverpool, provides dealer. Z. Pease, Aerie, Olonceeterahlre, rail way w 6 00017MIOr. C. Yam T. lower, ewer:. balkke. J. Belmar tun. it earesetioupan.Tyne, cork cutter. R. Bier, kledannster, Soraersetahlre, pester T. naant, , Hier Uckfield, Saints, Woe. H. C. lit pram, Rtsdford, Whiskies, sprat kw the Ktkael sad Are (kosi Corassoy. W. Par hesdaey, /owes , estUe dealer J. Pt us, Bristol, W. U. W4-apes liu ser. Olaserf, HAVerkedlreet, Innkeeper. a.11..er. 'Metal, Brewed 'Plusher. W. L.SISTaII, Arundel, Busses, watch Arrow: TATLoa, Nwestry, Shrupahlve, batter. i. Quarre Bram, Northumber land, victualler. I. VAR., Sherman, Shropshire, PIIIIOIIM. 011 111 C. ASAMOP. Neweastk-upca-Tyse, ALESINION, ILlstrarag, TaitAin, 4. Bl ltrr•on, 11.1101, leassahlre, vregslia amber. . luarnrvaA, Merposoi, Idler Ile • brew. I. Lana, HeppeHut., Rumell.aq., bar rister. I. Le Lesams, Bristol, dealer la railway T. Laws., Victoria-pi., Old Hem M., Insular. Maier. W. lessrwom, Halms, Lancsabire, 1.61=t0 a treat maker. rs, Wballey, Lanoubbre, ?Moms, Bristal, arsistain to a pabiosa. ser 0. Hou, Wlatertmme-Otianer, Wiltshire. 8•141 Ass WOVITORD, Wharf-rd., Hackney. H. Humus, Brigittos, boot and shoe maker. 0. E. Noma, sem, Harland rd., Not- Pam amilarer. W. Portarjan., Hower Maros, go. mersetsbire,joarseymaa tallier. T. Oltaorne, lasasbire, to acconist. J. Picea Cluiebousea. Luaseebire, masager la a cotton fain. .7. Prc...,Westo• Zepamok ilorocraen shim, tratebar. 0. Youns, AMlsmi-at., Horton, builder. T. Hittite). Llverpool, bore asost. B. Homan Droyhdan, Lamoilbire, IL Rousso., Leanseer. H. limrass, liodderailaid,fiary issa autotime. C. Sono Pamdlsest., Clapham rd., .I.Mi°deans. nn,/tambeatcr, teepee Ma P. t iltri di N/kitsisiey Cambridgeshire, wk.:1.610C W. grim, /Liagur., bille-cad, sta. timer. W. Rain, Lower Town, Hertford- Mira, metkester. T. lincaa, Well.walkdianspatead, ll • grees, La lamed WaftsWer. 1. Dews, 11wWweeee, coma IMMO W. Willi,, Wen Itooktoo, Yak saire. WNW ewer. C. Weans. lards. Welker. T. W. brew, Mailmen., Deneemilire, wine eberellant. J. Berms...re, Hendon!, Lwow, Wire, 6. a labourer. T. V. Motu, Deal, Kest, beeteellre. T. Caono.no., ilartlepool, Durban:, i. lhi l:t:l7 " or, • Dowanter, Yerbablie, drape. P. Coourv, Liverpool, beardlasbowe keeper. S. Glom, auction, HasopWbe, wn Atone Menus Dstarares, Prime's- e t., widow. J. DZIMILLST, Delito.l, laacasidre, batter. H. Diatom, Haim, laaasskire, cotr tea Wade miner. B. Doc, Neefolkil, reciikima, beembop heeprr. J. PALMS, lialme, lastaelire, pecker. R. H. Oilman,. Haritorough el., Bast. Greenwich, clerk la the (AU- E. N. Osamu Capithme, lama- Mae, dudes, O. 131M031, Bristol, retired bleitteaut eoloael. I. N. Hues. Beaulasoldq., Itile ead.rd., glove ansautctuser. B. Holism', Ohl Woodstock, 01614 e b stove amitithaturer. rWeston ?salami, do butcht.r. T. Oamsi..o•, llochtlele, Lam aist, butcher. D. itsuosra, Leamalitre, proviska Peeler. 3. it Numb rem, chapter. J. nut.o•rs, Kandygale Isiaceshlre, overlosher in • come 'mill, A. !sure, Nemmatic.optia,Tyae. 114;;Proo, **Made., Oxford- Man, pidgin. C. Tom run, Brick lose, Fpltalsulde, rorfotant to o port batchor. L. Va.., Bara. solar of cop trimmings. J. Worowarosx 00010. Yorkildre, 117 — Vini • rua, • Pinatas, Undulate, brewer. J. Tunon, Teaks, Torkegre, la bourer. DECLARATIONS 01! DIVIDEND!, WILLIAM Para Bricawn, llawkhurst, Kent, banker—met dlr. N. 2d., March 31, Si three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards's, Frederick's-place. JANIS Busu,n, WILLIAM YAM, R AUCXANDIII SMITH, Manches ter, merchants-2nd div. of 20., April 3, & any subsequent Tues. day, at Hobson's, Miouthester. Joan CLAIR, Pudding-lane, City, ship broker—let dlr. of 205., any Thursday, at Patna's, Guildhall-charnb. TIAN= KnasAn Powsts, Piccadilly, Mile merchant--3rd dir. of 3d., any Thursday, et Pennell's, GuiHhall.chamb. Anos Harrow, Mame, Oxfordshbe, clerk-2nd dlr. of 2e. 3d., Mara 31, &three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards's, Piederick's plam Lure, Apaley Guise, Bedfordshire, builder-2nd dlr. of 3d., anyilwinday, at Pennell's Guildhall-01*mb. Gamins lassos, Lowish?, Lancashire, paper manufacturer-Ist div. of is. ad., April 3, 13 any subsequent Tuesdsy, at Hobson's, Joni Meuse, Oxford-et., bookseller-Ist dlr. of bd., March 91, & tires subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards's, Frederick's_lolace. HICZAID KWIT PAll3l6tca, grocer—lit dlr. of 3d.. March 31 , & Hues subsequent Saturday., at Edwards's, Prederlak's-plaos. WILUAM Burs & Riau= Emmy, New Band-se., upholsterer 2nd dlr. of 7d. & • Ist It 2nd dlr. of 3s. icd. oil new proof.. March 31, & three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards's, Fr ederi ck ' s -plane. Qualm SAusorr, Chorlt Lancashire, common brewer-1R div. al Is. Stid., peg & subsequent Tuesday, at Hoban's, Manchester: Router Waierniianas k &roman WFATIMEOO. Stone, Kent, frwrs _ ad di, of any Thursday, at Pennell% Guildhall- Aaasasn Vnnesaa, Manchester, ironmonger —Mal dlr. of 3d, April a, t any subsequent Tuesday, at Hobsoa's, Manchester. -••-- • - - DMDiNDB.—April 26. 0. Banks, Lymingtoo, Hants, builder— April 25. W. Reamer, West Derby, Laticashirs, joiner—April 26. C. FIt&W. Sapient, Coleman-M.-build, West India merchants— . T. Bromley, Leighton Bossard, Bedfordshire, groorr—April I. H. Brine , Peckham -rys, briekmaker—April 211. J. Brinker, tallingebat, Finsbury, wadding manufacturer—April N. W. Came. tree Newesode-apois-Tyne, woolectioner—April 26. n. (Lark, p 44- 11101140-, City, oil mereitant—April 26. W. Garret, Nerroaatle-upon- Tye% bookseller—April 24. G. Howden, Pump-saw, Old-at-rd., potent store manutooturer—April 25. H. Knapp, Abingdon, Berk shire, banker—April 26. W. Lancaster, Regent-at., feweller 7 April 28. L Langle Bradtng, Isle of Wight, baker—April 25. 0. Lewis, Wren. barn, Den , apothosary—April 27._c. C. Manning, Iligh-st- Al to, draper —A pen 2f. B. Manning, High4l, Ahlpta, draper -26. T.Alanalniton, Illeis%toba N. 8. Atobbe, , Almandm 11 awl niettirat—April 25. H. Nome„ t's.eirese, werilianwesen—April 26. T. lad e Neeenester, Agar illekele rt 16. C. Babe., Newnan.- openreeeet—Aprll IL W. W Greg QnsuroL, Listote's. imadmaker—Aiell U. Omni& City, —sprlt IL N.V. Ineend, Opett Strostlisli, isbuity, Deretteldre, rater 84. S. Whisk thism.ot.. Southwark, bet waea/aaanr— Aorß 24. J. Wales*, atmat Mho. Staffordshire, tronkinenor—April .H. Varna. l sari Omar, clocrincom to be granisekunlaroanatt be shown to the NOW, lie)liday et mietig. Agana I. Arnold, Onfordet., unendrapir—April 25. B. Ashfortb, Skink bardwaranan—April 21. 0. Cheethain, Frindsbw7, =aeß. April W. Y. Cowles, Nina Elm; Vauxhall, lintry iliblilopre -April 25. W. Credo*, Truro, Cornwall, snetleiwer— Apia Mi. Prague, Nortlanoltes, Devonshire, draper—April 23 . J. =hige.litninie, Bane. builder—April 23. J. Millar, Morley, eamanwe brewer—April 26. J. Krauss, Manchester, agent—April IL W. Inviter legeneu tweller— April 24. J. B. l an & %l a s 12440114 C e —e. Ad i r i J. Pew> y, cokeetter, cabinet nankie—AFD ft J. 14 . Te 112 WIIMBLe 1112M01. grosarLreirs hire igr. .""Thoral dm e ier y, Biployr Derbyshire, grocer—April 26. W. Towns,Rin A m yl eg. A. Mph, West Ham, Ewes, rattle sairim:' 4 %. L. Walker, E. W. Reba, &J. M. Welton, N comm a. le It brlckatakers—April 25. R. Webster & It. Webste j,„, City, dronometer makers—April M. P. Whitt heed, 'gi shire, corn miller. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vie. tb u 1161. minit union canoe be Ibown to the AprilW el'c°Mr arlrie l ee 6l 4l l H. J. Chanters, Liverpool, vinegar burwer—Zslll. ham, hat manufueurre—B. W. Hunter, Pried-at, 11 44 —4. Janie, Enlaced, Laneuldre, silk mat -=, tideumad.rrace Horeeferry.rd., Westminster, lugh . „, Mil% Ipoultsum.ealesman—C. tensa Iledlock, brewer . Thrmolum, Dorsetshir . ,e miller— W, brgih d lre!mas Peedi en. Poole, notitn-sq., Orarulne.natti7mkosii. A. Uglow, St. Thomas the Apostle, Cornwell, lArerP olll , gent. Tl ki SCOTCH SEQUE3TRATIONR—John Campbell, agent, April 9 & 30, at the Albion Tavern, Glesaml i Vill o Ruthrca, Banghhire, farmer, April 10 & May 1, at town—Thomas Jaffrey & Andrew Jaffrey, eie a t ri paper roacufecturers, April 7 a May I. at the Imam % Aberdeen—Th=lu Thema= Hanna, Glasgow, menk u re, _Sere 4 May 9, at Wlntyre's Tavern, Ma w —Petcr AR humbly% farmer, Apil 6 & May 4, at the letXtlla, Paisley. hi PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—R. Baker aC. Yarmouth, Norfolk, lininsdrapers-8. Balm It R. J. W lL" sia si t Zt Yorkshire, waded spinners —R. Brown AJ. aa,... Wir, =Trevor.u., Ltronapton, coach paintere—c . c . h .„....... Peterdield, Dante. bankers—J. Carter & Lise - 70 14 1. Mottomat., Hanover-p . , wine merchants—Ezra r.rv,kak Liverpool, bakers—F. W. (broker, W. E. Clem ent, 4 at tinta._ ba . Plymouth, general commission agents — J. Cure & C firi Sarum, Wiltshire, grocers —Joimpie F ewer H. R. hag. no Moron, New Bond.st.. wine merchants, so fur a e Furon—W. Fiocktou, W. Lee, & T. J Flockton, LI, so far as regards W. Lee —J. Hodgson Be., &IL me w aii&u, aocountante—C. James & E. Seymour, weights—J. Johnson hE. Johnson, elanthmesell,-,....MeS /Imbrue, T. Adams, &J. Shirley, Hanky, megy a m a „, enine.a raters' materials, so far as regards'. ftrley—Tiial Liverpool, licensed victuallers—G. Empties' m. muse, Yorkshire, co ll iers—T. Langton ,a G. Row. i„ tinghamshire, glove makers—S. Ranh kJ. &Wes, bi amm in ik plate win kers— C. J. Reiland, J. IL Melbas. J. 404 7, hi. & r.h.aus, Manchester, calico printers—W. Pattern &7, Nottingham, bulkier's—C. Roberta &J. rob n . t mt 44 Staffordshire, cons deeleraH. Red" G. n ee l k liolland.st.. -BLicktriers, lime merchanis—W. hal* IL 146, 41,__ C. Sundaes, J. Sanders. a I. Came Bohm • -•••• onnufsetners, so far am regards T. Camin—J. & , dm A te ?riZe4 bwweil, brewers—E. Wright is J. Wright, B°'s(wrm‘Flral, shire, engineers. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIE Ightypist Chas Vit." SIM niers EILI to ILH ndia via Manias. .11i liascalberntakm..• 0 mute° sad norsak sss 0 West holla ...... (Ppm ear MIL DOll 0 liandase ............. .... . 0 0 Like A.. ped 5 0 Brink, N.B.W. 0 0 lndk di Boushomdan Aped IS MAIM an SAYS rams America Ap. 3, Boston Acadia, An. Stivaark Alamos, Gravosmd. Ap. 3, Leghorn Amy hoteart, Gravesend, April 1, OkMer, April 1, Realm Alegiro Kink°, Cork „April I,Canalaha Aurora, Nell, April a, rake ANNUS. Hanley., Kan* 31, Dieppe Ann and Jane, Newp., AprU 2 - lit. Vilery AaalUe, Shields, April 1, Abbeville Adrian, MUM** Aptil I, Boon Annus, fOlelds, April 1, 3 Piffirtlid Arehe, Weterf., Mara 1, Alums Anne, Waled., Keith 31, Nana.. I Wenn. Lit ~ Ap. 3, China and ltelfrat Berlin, Lir., Ay. I, New Orleans 1 teauforAle . wA t terßAlg.to lloete i Brothel; Wanespoint, April 1, New York =gee, 1/eal, April Gravesend , Goole, April 2, Antw. Commerce, ehlelM, April 1. St VKW7 Charles,Skirlds, April 1, Boulogne (bantam of Durham, Waterf., Marsh 31, Karmilles Manitoba, Gravesend, Ap. 2, Palms Cornelia, off Ur., Ap. Connaugnt Renner, Ap. 3,Rott. Gaoler, Ur. Ap. I. aim Grimm Wanting, Forum., April 3, grim Vecchia Derid,Liv., Ap. 3, Nubile Dibdln, Ur. Ap. 3, New Grimm Douglas, Dena, April 2, Gravesend Dan, Itistley , April 2, Wend =Sunderland, April 1, Hand,. Shiebh, Ap. 1, Dieppe DAaversite, Gray...rad, Ap. 1, Hood. Daphne,Grareeend, Ap. 3, Dlepoe 50,5, Gravesead, Ap. Jainsim Equateur,Gardiraeli Feeamp litlielred, Deal, A 2, Gravesend =7. Goole, Ap. 2, Antw. Made, Hull, April I, Wyburg Eleanor, Shield., AprU 1, Frump Elsa, Yarm., Ap, 2, Bordeaux Pam, Yana., Ap. 2, Donlark Ethatteth, of Dover,April I, tale. MI Dover, Aprli 1, Newport Elearre, off LOIRIR., Ap. 2, NeAskow Mien, April I,Lisnon Ronk, lAv., li„ A u a 3, Norway Balsa Caroline v., Ap.3, New Orleans Elsa Jane tol, Aptil 3, Cada Perrago, LIT., Ap. 3, Na ples FtUrie, Shields, April I lia Porting, ShlelM, April I, Rudltiobteg Gertskerrie, Gravesend. Ap.3, Buenos Gamble, Deal, Ap. 2, °reverend Ayres Grielina HilUglena, Newry,Karch 30, Rotterdam (Kremer Rhseley, Gravesend. April 3, New Orleaas Onthis, Lir., Ap. Almelo Hopewell, Ur., Ap. 3, Karanham 11 sn Sophie. Leith, Match 21,V seri Reopen V.:marbling, Newry, Ranh 30, Rottenhoo Nellie, Port Talbot,Karels 31,Paimp,1 Highland tid4 Wlsbech. YemN Helen, Osumi, Ap I, Trinidad Holism Gruver ea, Ap. I Mauritius It ia6bk 's °" T s t i ' . i f' . 3 2 "R. Alc A 3, Itlip Aive " ;:tv., April p. Cephaloola Amy Ana, Lir., Ap. 3, Montreal Alert, Inverted:ling, March 311, Rot. imbue Aberfloyle,WevßeaLltarch 31,Quebec (hoiden, °reseed., As,. 3, Quebec Chas. Emilie, Cinsveseed, Ap. 3, We Canopus, Graver:l , Ap. 3, Baltic Omsk, Hoiykeod, April I. -Windsor, V. 13. Chieftain, Cardiff, April 2, Callao Celerity, Darien., April 2, /lamb. Cecilia, Loonier Ap. 3 Quebec Discern, Grave.: Ap Quebec Dkky Sans, lir., Ap. 3, IJosa Itmeireld, Gravesend Apeil 3, Celle Hiss and Ana, Kleistuarn, March 30, Dieppe Otaelle, Darts., Ap. ',Newfoundland Garland, Lynn, Ap. Dentate Hesperia , Greyed., April 3, Quebec Hasuish, Ponsm., Ap. t, Xt. Jolus,H.R. I=l:s A rleit, 3 l , l l ra . , , Darlsootith v., Liebon Joh 1.11 Jahn Marra, LIT., Ap. S. Lisboa Jamie, &artery Ap. I, Quebec demoted., Doles Ap. n.. Havre John Ben, Hew Rees, Ap 1,114111 m. hies end Isabella, Shields, Ap. Jo! Lemke, °worry, March a, Haves. livinnston, Hartlep.. Ap. I, liamb. lad?Abeveronibk, Inverkeith., Her. Liverpool, Ur., Ap. t. Ne a pies liemburg 3lary Ann 3, Que be c Minerni. •, Abets:ken Ap. , Kaiak 31, Copes- Mien Mecham, Hartley., April 1, BtetUa VISSIZA MIMI . Nana I roar tot PATS La, 11 ..... .. Ada Mary, brig ' 31 1 4 4IC Am Creole Feb.2l IS. Tit Dorothy, barque' , Two (I.am) • I Mar. 73 arc Ir. Ilaatitior.... War. al 30 Pt. IC Maim Dorothy, barque , Ears (London) Yam F.bg , Abb, borquel Herald forliv.) libido°, brig !Liverpool.... j uTiVta b i r je l ir Load Itangrefurd, London Palm gt.rolua'StJohn Liverpool.— Poe ergo (Whtby .1 York kOlaago Ir, Mar. 31 1 44 W r• Fe 10.12 I L . II Mr.!! aN. Rif. War. II 30X. OE 1114/.19 •X. id" 11...13 MN. 4 1 r. ma. a of Bear AL IV Feb.; IN. IL Harm st N. lt Dee. 23 mg. 11ar m.. .. :,"_:_......... 11 1 1 :1f. li• booed out . Port Philip. New Orleassi boaad oat .. CASUALTIES. Citibank,. Frabancla. from Liverpool to Palermo, got ea d e tt ill . eastern plot of ibis harbour Mat night, and la •••" wreck.—Yourhal. April 1. Clunerton, of Workington, from Santa Martha for Lapdog. PISS. 4I eatwater damaged, low of some bulwarke, and cargo mouth, April 1. ira Mareh ten'rne in t * C. l o n f J44 ann , an lu Tl b :der ia lt. en, Wi. Hebrew, from Mobile for Liverpool, put in leaky, and moot *Mk' Cork April 21. Mind, from Demerara for tho Clydo, has arrived off here, Pr Cot*, March r. Lead.. for Bordeaux, put beck.—Waterford , March 31. 1310itii2. Mary Panels. of Hampden, eras teased, Feb. 21, bl water-logeed, diomanted, and doeerted. faev. Newcastle, of Glasgow, from Liverpool for flouryput in. eßb to ealD, and m do-boom and ita earrkd away .111 Planet, for Hamada awl Jamaica, put back.—Portwoulk. i.-- BIRTHS. COPE.—April 1. at the Clobtera wesuningter, the weed tbe H. Cope. of • daughter. COM BART.—a rub 3L at Clifton-road. Johnlhwood. the tato a. Dart. Est , of • daughter, DAWSON —March m, at Upper Brook.strect, the irl'e of E. No* 43.114007i. - - I =ll l l, ° :: ° Welk e ; e tt "hf". of a K'u il J 80 " 4 .t. Ilackne7. of a daughter GIBSONE.—ApriI 1. at Brighton, the wife eon I. ut. EL Al! et Poetised, Eilinburshohlro flow 7th lire NOPKINI.—March al, at 6:Shwa, Kent. the 'rife a Jit ill &a liS M Ke arch . H. the wife of W. Jeffs, Fro, Burilortene bi " eon and Mir. JEKW DOI t.—Ma rch 31, at Ely-place. Me,. T. L lerwoot of ?Lin KENNARD.— March 91. at Woodlands, near B lawe ere ' S. Kennard, Esq.. of &daughter. die& MYERIL—March 3d, the wife of J. Myer.. Esq.. of Warw.— if A Raiding. g BERK LEY—BAR CLAY. —March 30, at tit Peter's. lahortm.; g Berkley. Em.. to Ann Mary. eldmt daughter of B. Barden aw' Holloway Nano.• eelfc OULati A W—lt I MMElL—March at St. Luke's Clio:bagiod C. W. Lawrence, A.M.. W. Culshaw, Kap.. to Mari. of T. Rhymer. Yoe. of Hopeotrest DO WS E—L D —March 31. at K 'sesta° church. we "I °l4 oo , by the Bev. C. Codd , rector of Le herinrett, Norfolk...los 0. Eon., Commander Royal Navy. to Loci, daughter eh' . Lloyd. Ewa, of 11.14.1.C.'s Clell Service, London. gt. MOW PERKARI—KODWELL.—March at TiloitY Cho. - got bone, by t lief. E. Southgate. Signor Adolfo A Ferrari. of • street, to Joanna, relict 4 the late L. Bodeen, Esq. by di TAYLOR-5i AltSDEN.—bisrch 31. at St. Jamooa, to Bev. A. Povgh, Mr. J. IL Taylor, Blackheath, Kit: Baps, Suffolk. Bridget, eldest daughter of the Ore Mr. J. M. My DEATHS. 01 18 ° ORIFFITIIB.—March 31, at Reiland, Bristol, the Rev..S. „ J o M.A.. rector of Limlngton, Somersetshirc„ and lale felle w Collars, Orford. HILLY.A KY.—March 91, Ann, wllo of B. G. A. HOW. ford, timer. aged 44. M fIUTTO N.—April 1. at Hernehlil. Surrey. IR. Button. F#4-1•;', - , saa LOWNDEB.—iI arch 30. at Leamington. Charlotte reilli o 7oo J. Lownd for sometime rector of Okeford litzfraine. aged 63. PII.IO33TLEY.—Apra 1, 0. Priestley. Erg, of White WBrd Tod' abbe. and tho Oman Bucks, ag d 63. 01. QUINSY.—KIwiI 1, M Boananouth , Derelshae. J. D•w• — • • &gel at gums Ow° WigaSTEß.—April 3. M residence, Tienhin, ' gang. 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