The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-18 00:00:00

Or Court. The Duchess r t Kest visited the Queen_reteraaY• lb Psimeras do Jo`Li olio paid a visit to Ku Majesty pa =Harivatb.in ria,b-• Posse A'b•ii lode ou. on rattail ), attiad.d by Lieub-Calefial tie if as Aksassaas Cieedun, Teo Priam et Wake. Prime Mind. tae Prbe.. Soya, the Prison Aim the Priem lashes, and the Pitmen Lomita bra k 'bide seseeteeesi movie yea• Wag fa the gasilaii at 11..thiegian Passe. -- Um Duke of Combridge visited the Dalkon of ilissanater es Thursday at Olosierster.howie. A depstatirn tram the promoters of the Governer and Bassirsof C , ppor War Bill, ewsiatiair of Mr. Wm. Caladelidaa, Jr.M J.) Jai how. Mr. Mosinee, Belittle, Mr. W. Oilbertsics, Mr. YOUUS, • sliaitor, sad Mr. Oaten, arnt dee the NU, bad as fat with the West Hoe. B. 1... Washes, as tit tam of the Board of Trade. A depotatim roopectieg the Birkeohaid Docks, !sank hy Mr. E.:is, had so isterview with Lewd &yam, irilay, at the taco of her Ilajestrs Coma slogan of oalastad Forage. Mr. Highem and Mr. Tidd Pratt had an interview with the Chaaceiior of the tiacheqaer yesterday.—Mr. Jolt. Wood, Chairman of the Board of Island Revenue, Mr Trossir. aid Mr. Timm. had also aa inutrvisw yesterday with tie NW Na. baroast, at his official rerii!eoeis I. Doarciarstrost. Drapstehes nets mgt oil last evening from the (hisaial•Ware for tho Governors of the North American ssisalm Tbe Duke of Norfolk left town yesterday for Marchioness of Lansdowne left town yesterday br Itieknocd. ,From lag night's - Guette.) WRITERALL, MAT 13. The (400 ell has been C.::to evartr ite end appoint the Right Hon. Robot g i ontery Lord Belhaven to be her bleiratv'm High Com. anirrlaser to the G. anal Arm* at the Church of Scot. WHITEHALL, MAT 15. The Queen his been }hatred to appe,int the Rev. It. Dawes, M.A., to the Deanery el the Cathedral Climb of HaraSsed, void by the death of Dr. Jobs Mcrewietbn, late Dean titemot FOREItiN-OITICE, MAT 15.—nts Quin has been to app., et M. Jeer Zama act Cowed at Malta for C a rlt ro eery tte Kfas -st Goan. CORMISMON SIGNED HT THE LORD LTNETENART iff Beeresztar.—Cmact Capel Comp to bo *second lime.- mot is the liono.eviord Troop of Ycommary. Cevalry. COMMISMON 810IIED BT THE LORD LIECTERANT ee Manwickenins.—Arthur Edward Whieldme, gentle aim to to cornet la the Warwickshire regiment of Tim mer,. Cavalry. IRELAND. DUBLIN, MAT 17. The first subject introduced at the stated meeting lithe synod of Ulster, on Wednesday morning, was that of tenant right, Mr. R.xlgers moving an over ture to the effect that any measure adopted by par liament to adjust the relation of landlord and tenant in Ireland eliculd secure to the tenant fanners of Ulster the prescriptive usage of that province known by the name of tenant right. A good deal of opposi tion was given to the motion by Dr. Cooke and his party, but the overture was carried by a very d ec i s i ve majority. A petition to parliament on the eubject woo then proposed, and Dr. Cooke renewed his oppo sition. denouncing the document as containing rank sommunion and socialism, but after some warm dis mission, the yetiticn was adopted without a division. A demonstration in favour of tenant right took plus at Strabace, on Monday last, when a large obi orderly assemblage of people, amorg whom were a great many of the tenantry of the Marquis of Abort:ore and Lcrd Eroe, pronounced in support of the Ulster usage. In the south, meetings for the same purpose are organising at Kanturk, in the county of Cork ; at Clonmel, in Tipperary; and in the county of Wexford. The Derry Journal mentions the following incident as an argument for the Ulster tenant right: One of the tenants en the glebe of Tanshighltinlagin, 'wine teethe d encouragement to e mierate, and permission Aron his landlord to dives, of his interest in his tenement, Mid It for *been years' perebase to • resperable and sub. sisetial farmer. This is within three lean' pirate,* of the feu-ample of am: of tte property, as lately told in an ad ./041in! emsn_ey. Muter Litton gave judgment yesterday for him self and the other Masters in Chase-ry, on a question of much interest—namely, the acceptance of a guaran tee society as se:urity for a receiver under the courts. The case was or. an applicatin to have the British Otto man Associcion of London accepted as securay for a resolver in the cause of " Hobhonse r. Hamilton," and the blaster concluled an elaborate judgment by saying, that "cm the grounds he had stated, of eon waits:s, of law, of the difficulty of recovery, of the peesibility et total lees, and &hive all, of its being quad the settled law and practice of the court, and of the only cue he could find on the subjcct agreeing with them in everything, the Masters without doubt sr difficulty had unanimously decided never in any ease to accept the security in question." The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland has is,ned an address from Londoederry branding with the epithet of insubordination the conduct of the district Orange ledges who have recently dissolved, and decreed the boning of their party emblems. Her Excellency the Countess of Clarendon attended a bazaar at the Exude, yesterday, in support of the' 81. Vinceat de Paul's charity. SPORTING. SHRKWBBURT RACES.-THCIUMAT. r.awstoz.l7l44rizoirrazos of 10 ono midi, W weitad to owe Ins stoke ; oath let ; list 311 i; Us. Ono nib sad s quarter. (11 Wm.) Ur. Ikon litodeetioa (ereeeed Me) (Brookee) 0 1 Ceparod'a Lau of tailor* (allowed MU) (Marlow) 0 2 • CLBTSLAND HANDICAP of 20 son sub, 10 ft, odd only if declared, with 50 added; the mend to gave bin stoke. Most two Las sad o quarter. (30 subs ,16 of eine &taint) Ur. Driolties 'mit!. 4 leads itedbly, 4 ps, art t.ls (=) I 2 ias.alsasses Ms OW.. a" ist (Kart) I TIM tallowlag also started, bet , acre not placed:—Mr. Wavle' Cottliford Loa, 5 pa, lit 10 (Sabin) ; Mr. Miter's TIM Probe, 4 yrs. 6m 8!b (Swami). bitting: 6to 4 eget Cadaised Law, 2to 1 agst Juggler, 4 to 1 nab net The Probe sad Castle, and 6to 1 apt Dasilt.y. An interesting INS Wiesen Co:Valera I.ou, the Juggler, and Docility. Ilea by a neck ; The Carla • good third, sad Cottii.tort Sega well up fourth. The Probe broke down. kt Mb STAILIES of 10 cow each, and 60 added ; for eldß salt!, Iletsllx MN, Sit 21b; &Innen 61b extra; the lewd some tua sake. T. Y.C. (3 subs.) Mr. algesses 'who 1 Mr. Ralad's Kr. Maryma 1 2 Kr. Berber's Va:eutlee (Deciol 7 , 3 Musair's PLATB of 100 gases', for 3 yr-olCa 7st 21b, Sp, fret 21b lOst ; sat and aged, 10e. &b. 3 mks. "kJ. liswley's Fenian, 3 yrs (Webster) 1 Mr. Ossainitum's Psyche, 3 TM Ws. lianibton's fesa, 6 yrs (Parr) 3 Thu Sitio ir tog also started, bat were sot pissed :—Lord Warwick's Grief, 4 yrs (Crouch), Mr. Hoboes Gladioli, 3ye (J. Osborne), Mr. Marpsores's Irish Ambowodor, 4 yrs (Whitehorse"), and Mr. Carroll's O.csr, 6 yrs, (Diekiwroa). Ness sod 5 to 4 on Farnhill, nothing else mentiersed. Wirraltill had the lead throughout, and won Mealy by half & length. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. °iron', p ro p osa l l —ls esseessilla Midis this atter woes, the proposal to great from the weilleider Mewl the seue el 2,01.10/. trim& the lead fre the eedlewieest of es bishoyetee shit with Ilse waetioa tite boom Al the mete tine the perpesel to alb w the an of I.Blgf, Si. Id. is the N.w Thre.-and-e (14110,0, ral Cat. Annuities to be trensterred into the senor of the Chastedise, meter, end scholars, is trust for th • iestitetiee et e prise, to be wiled The Arnold Prise," net with the appeties of the has.. CiMPRIDOI, MAT HILIIIIW LAAII.—TIi• underastkisid geatleetes have bees elected to the shove sewed scholsrships —Z. S. Hillitr, Trinity College, First Clew , ; T. T. Prisms*, Oorpes College, 8. Goad Class. The following is the order et =Alit of the ceadidates who pawed the exaerinatinn with credit : -W. Berawd, Trinity Coll , £q. ; W. J H. Cook, St. Johe'e Coll., XII.; 0. H. Moon, St. John's ; 0. S. Hogs:eon, St. John's C.. 11. THU BOCIIITY FOR Pucestrum TAN BUILDING OF CXLRCRU ADD CH •PPLII held Its meeting for tho proserat month es Monday last. The Arobbishop of Canterbury in the Air. GOMIS 11111, Mau in aid or as. meths of um oburolue at Ilfracombe, Bosth Ossott, nem Waksfl , Id ; Stophea's Distiet, Dsvmsport; and Lydbrook, in the Fort st of Deso, Olumostersbirs ; towards rebuilding, upon a new i.e, the church at liamen, Yorkshire; and towards various alterations sad improvements in the parish churches at Cat- Mick, also is Yorkshire ; 'Dram, am Magian, Monmouth shire ; Compton Bebop, near Cron, &unmet; Sa James'e, Holloway, in the parch of Islington; Bt. Werburpb, Delhi ; Deniable, Bedfordshire ; West Drayton, Middlisez; Uf pt et, am Yarrielplou, Berke; and Waltham, near Mel ton Mowbray, nakir.g 14 immte in all. Rev. Maori Hole, L.L.B , to North Tawton R., Devon ; value, 7511., with residence ; patron, Rev. George Hole, resigned. Rev. Alexander Rhind, M A , P.C. of Bradnineb, Devon, to tin Deanery Rural of Pl. mem, Devon, dio. Better. Rev. George William Corker, 8.A., to be Chaplain to the E irl of Romney. Rev. W. N. Je;son, V. of St. Martin, Liceoln, to be a surro is ate, dio. VACANCIIS. All Saints R.. Paytu;#Tai,lF•Tic; 'slue. 100 t ; patron, Lord Chau:Clew : Rev. 0. Trevor, promoted. Portia Culler, Rath ; salary, 130 i, with reside n ce. Old Aires/end R (WV ), w New Alresford R (1,5781.), and Medsted R. (4801.), Hants, die. Winch. ste r ; petrol', Bishop of Winchester: Rey. the Earl of Guilford, resigned. fit. Mary R., Southampton, Hants, die. Winchester; value, 2,0001. ; pairoa,Biebop o. Wischesta : Rey. the Earl of Guilford, res4sed. &lath Desserbant V., Wilts, dio. Salisbury ; valor, 3831., with residence; patron, Kiri of Chichester: Rev. T. Lor g lands, wedgy ed. Matare V., county and dio. Glenoester; value, 18M.; patrons, Dm and Chapter of Gloomier:B er. Rev. if. Whale, deceased. Samb*urn V. w Little Somboarn, Dente. dim. Winebeettr; vane, 6961., with residence ; patron, Rey. Sir J. 8.11111, But.: Rev. R. Dawes, promoted. 014 St. Georges. Staley Bridge, P.C., valise 1301., with residense; pat., But of Stamford; Rev. J. N. France, dee. PZIIPITVAL COZACIES. Blackburn, laze akire, Co. Manchester (thrce cantles); sti,,end Iron 801. to 1001. ; patron, the Vicar. IP. Thomas the Apostle, Exeter; stipend, 1201.; patron, the VICST. — Maiteabury, Wilts, dio. Salisbury ; stipend, 1001. ; pat on, the Incumbent. Penzaree, Cornwall, dio. Easter; 'Upend, 801. ; patron, the laesarbeat. Bothnia Grammar &heal, Cornwall. Evershot, Drnet; salary, 911., with residence. NAVAL. Litre. Bzu.ritna, R.N., hae been appointed Admiralty scent on the West India station. MILITARY. BTH fitHIARS.—The head quarters division of this regi ment arrived on the 16th instant, at Brighton from Ireland. DEPOTS OP INPANTRT FROM IRRLAIED.—With reference to the intimation is the k...rpreu of yeloerciay, that so veral depots would be removed from Ireland to Eonlaa4. it may now be added that the depots in (Imams are the 19th, 38th, 79th, and 86th. DIPOT, 26ru FOOT.—This depot disembarked, at St. Hi lier's, Jersey, on the 15th instant, from Cork. (From Let alsitt's Gazette.) WAR-011'1N , MAT M. stb Rent. of Neg. Gda.—lt. T. GOMI•11, gent., to be ear., b 7 par, •ice Helloed, prom. 10th li. ht Itrage.—J. F. Stew; ,e t., to be ear, by pos., vies . Cka etas. prom. lam Light Dram.-11. T. Cl.tam..vm pat., to be cot, by pr., obi - . . e— • Sail*. prom 13th taibt Ltrage.—Cor. J. E. Vmsai, to be lieut., by par., vlee Ctaney, wco rete. ;G. is. ruler., pet., to be eor., by yaw., view Vivian. tit F.—H. A. WILLIAXN gent, to be en., by per., Ties Draper, who resigliL 4th F.—Llete. J. L. 3trANDar w, to be 'opt , by par" ohm FALLS" prom. In the At Helena Vogt. : Rae. 0. Y. Corm, to be dent., by par.. , {Ol McAndrew; IL E. roans; gest., to be ens., by par.. vice Knott, app. adj.; P. W. Plasm, gent., to be ens., by par., Tice Cocks, prom. lOW F.—C% C. Baminotoirw, gent, to be ems., by par., vice Whalte, . promoted. 12th 1.-31. C. Pormmas, rot., to bs ems., by par., Mee Itobome. rornoted. 13th F.-11. E. Moncr., gent, to be env., by put., vies Cowper, prem. 28th I.—Capt. F. Ilt et, from the 10th F., to be tut, aloe Ceels, who 'web.; Ens f. H. L. Pow-, from the 68th YY Mbe ems., woe Holvtsurtoo, who exch. 29th —Lieut. W. F. t.n RUM, to be OW, without put., Tile WM nekl, deerred: Em. E H. PAPICII t Iss Hew., vice ritebelta. filth I.—Lieut. F. A. EI3WAILWA to be apt, by per., TIM Lowey, who rem ; Do. C. M. OMAN to be Heat., by par., 'lee Edwards*. Met I.—K B. Likrt ear, pat., to be eau, by pur., vice ladder, Nth 1.-4. y1. ; _,8. Ace, rot., to be est., by pur., vice prom.lS* ;J. A. Ilouaa , . pet., t o be era., by pur., rtie app. to T. 33th 7.—(dept. Z. IL Erraersene to be mope, by par., vice Browse, wk. rem; Lank Z. B. Comte to be cap, by par., rim Uutolata mo ; Eas. U. E. Komi to be Lieut., by par., rim Cooke. aftla f.—Cap. J. T. Goma, from 2 s t6 P., to be rcpt., the Uuey, vb. subs. 41st F.-11. Eon" mt., to to ets W per., vies 47th 1 7 .—P. Mims. gent., to to =L. by par.M7 prom 4611t . p.—C. P. Noos, put, to be as, by rm.. vice Trittoo, prom. to 7tbT. . . - Orb F.—Z. W. Lars, rest., to be ow, by par., vice Casaily puma 10th F.—F. G. Curate, rat., to be eae, by par., • K ppm.; W. G. Dassoreue, pot., to be am., by par., vise= . . pear Si 4 F.—Lbrat. J. IL Mania, has Nth F., to be lieut., via Petty, Etli F. lig P i.=. o. lr. Lassa 0. Gems Is allowed to retire from Um genius by the ask or hie cootiabeioes. Nib F.—Fas. J. 0. CKAYMAN to be beat., by put., vice Wade, who retina ; T. L Kau, rat., to be era, by par., vice Kerr, app. to Nth F. R. W. EALTIVILTON, ham nth F. to be en., lice Phipps. lib* 'Selma's'. 72nd T. —R. D. O. 111" iy Net, to be ens., by par., eke &edema, promsee:l. 7 F.—A. A. AiIiCELON, gent., to be etc, by pun, vies Webb, tette retiree. V. H. Nemo, feat., to beam, by pur., vice Roche, prom. Stud 7.—T. L °kW. peat, to Weis., by per., vice Collings, prom. Zt ith may, peat., to be art, ley par., vice Pope, app. to Srd F. 9:od 1.-6 a. J. W. Anew:4 to be lieut., by pur., vice C. Campbell, who rep.; NAL Toomiao, rest. to be ena., by put., vice Nacalo raid, who rata 97th 1.-11 8411111%, gest., to beam., by par. , vice Pipon, who rem. ppe Notated Blame..—Brevet LitiaL-CoL 0. T. C. Norma to be by pur., vies Amami& who rem.; Capt. C. 11. So so WV tote =Jot, by par., vice Napier. It Helena lest —Capt. T. lemma, Irma the 4th F., to be major, par., vice Woodard, who rep. MEDICAL. Araralcaatios'-xam..—Names of gentlemen who paned their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practice, on Thursday, May 18, 1850: —Henry Lawrence, Bath ; David Arthur, Neath, h e l Glamor • Caristopher Atkinson Newahma, Farnham, Barry Frederick Bateman, Larcloa ; Thomas James Du rham London ; Pierre E oy Baader, Loudon ; William Bddowes, Shrewsbury; Alfred Clark, Twickenham, Kid hoes. ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK DEYAULTER.--WO Tr ent to have to announce another of thee eases by which thes industrious and prudent are deprived of their hard esseed essinge. The Market Weighton Bank for Savings mas olBeWiit is 1833, as a branch to the Hull &clap Risk. The design, as set forth in the prospectus, wee "to suable the industrious and prudent to deposit their earnings it savings, in a place of eats custody, and to missive back their money, with interest, at a short notice. Mr. Jeremiah Rosettes, draper, an influential member of the Wes leyan Society, being a local preacher, class leader and trustee, and • most liberal contributor to all objects con nected with the society, has been the agent and manager of the branch establishment for the lass fourteen IMO, and his character was always considered to be be jand suspicion. The directors of the Hull beak having &ter mined to investigate the affairs of ail their branches, sent a deputation over to Market Welton, on Friday,the 10th inst., who stated the object of their visit, when Mr. Roan tree requited them to defer the investigation until after , the fair, the week following. This they declined to do. Mr. Hammes afterwards acknowledged that there wee a serious detalcation. The accounts were examined, and up to the present time it hu been ascertained that eat of 8,0401., which hes peewit through Mr. Roantree's hands, there is • deficiency of no Is. than 1,9001. It apron from the books, that a system of entering *Mittens amass ead lbstreettag same of money has been allied on from via esinneneement of Reentreies connuden with the bramelt. Different sums, varying bees 311. to 86!., had been abstracted sit one time. It seems, also, that he had the entire managenent, and generally sat alone. He used awasiosally to call in an old director, upwards of seventy years of age, and has admitted that he was afraid of calling to others lest the error should be detected. He had also apssisted patties to be titmice', and nun intimated the last to ices. The Rev. John Door's, lad/pendent minister, had been so appointed, and never knew he wee • director until he was sawnwaed to mat the committee of Investigation. We understand there is 'efficient in the Hall bank, to the credit of the Market Weight= Branch, to pay the de iron 18e. la the pound. Reaatree has con veyed his real and rsenal to the sautes', and a HIINLIT-ON-THOMES REOATTA.—The great aquatic party is bound for the me sum of 1601 . It is hoped, there muitimg at ll•ektron.Thanse, at which many pausing' fore, that the Grp:sitars will not be serious lasers. Oo the ben the tinivenities of Oxford sad Cambridge, and other very day the bank closed an application wee meads for up geweltaquatie elate, are expected to :eke a very prominent wards of 3001. belonging to some orphans, which was due pert, is &misted testae 14th or 13 hof June. The entries, on that day, the regular notice having been given. It is whisk it is saitirripated_will be *stress!, numerous, are to be said that • subscription will be Wired into to stake up any as met Wen the 4th of Jane with Mr. Nub, the hon. deficiency. It is reported that, is addition to • the de&ler assialsry, at Really. tion at the beak, &entree% liabilities ate sea* MOO& Navramturr.—la the Derby quotations of Wediy main Captain Grant was erroneously refaced at 33 to 1 ; it sheald have been 2,000 to 30, CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF OXFORDSHIRE. This watch Wu osasuresosd at Oxford on Thursday. The isliewiai is the KW* of the two days' play : Oxioaeunaa.— Virffit tuning% smo,kl Moine. Nis. I. Mont e Myna. b %laden.. 2 rag, a Bm, b liillyer ... 19 e Pali , 0 Hlllyer — 3l —poorbye, Esq., b hiller ........ 10 b (Luk e j. MIMI. rag , a Valls, b liillyer... • t Ilrnt. Is Clarke Mr. W. Seem, run out C Olorblia, EN , a awl b Myer.. 0 W. Wilis. Fag, st lea, b Metes -29 — l eg ss e tax. , nu oat ls sot eat e Mem I. . 11l Martinaell IL alriew.rq, b Widen ....,... Wm. NT: bw. b Masan b Martinaell— Y. - Csisidisga . l, b Adams ...... - M 1•01., set ewe .. b nillyer 3 b Mom I rielnk 3 1 w.ii ab• I -- N B, 2 Total Total Vie Ilmouya.—Tint Ir"ings. T. Adam, b WM@ • J. Wham, b Wlllla 4 1 11 7 . Mb, b Pitney G. atm 4 kidalaa, b Boma &I W. Clarice, b W illis 0 I'. I. Willa ls W. liityer, sot oat • w. Fdla. ire Wm. b Boma 3 BO; lb, 4; w,19 Rwastrike. Ikons . Wo b 17 Total III & eq. nos ye ...--........ 11 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1850. ILatb *ntelligencr. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' OOURT.—YIans.DAy. Bsvoy a ing auir qiresisp,.. In as Lantana= Joan ChAXCIT. This indent appeared for judansat. Mr. 8 .rgoo4 oppused for Joseph Joel, • jeweller w d biU discounter. Mr. Croke supported. It was stand to the nun that the natter between the fa nned sod Joel had bon arm/4 sod then was now no farther opposition. Is newer to the court the Waken fled his sabodalo woe sad he was swore to the nine. His Honour said he was glad to be relieved from declaim between the ewer idiotory statements of the ineolvent and Joel. ledeed, the word of al °Muss should be sufficient. The insolvent lied now MOM to In schedule, and as he was relieved from the pain he had alluded to, he had merely to declare the insolvent to be entitled to the benefit of the set, mad to ord. r him to be discharged forthwith. The insolvent was dircherged accordingly. - isms Ma. anualmorma Ia IMM MATIMI 07 CAPTAIN PATILICIL WILLIAM MAO. MAHON. The ease of this insolvent, • 'septets in the 44th Roe, on lam, which a/espied the court to seven o'olock last night, wee resumed at the sitting of the court, and was oontir ued till nearly six o'clock. The five counsel In opposition— namely, Mews. Nichols, Dawns, Bagley, News'', and /kr good, opposed. Mr. Cooke, with whom was Mr. Lucas, sp pared for the Insolvent. The principal objection to the Insolvent was, that he bad Weaned debts without ressonab:s expectations of payment. Several witnesses were entrained as well as the insolvent. It appeared that in addition to his pay, which was 2101. a year, the insolvent bed property in Inland which ass mortgaged to a large amount, and out of which he expected to pay his debts. A part of the can related to some personal matters be tween the insolvent and his uncle, Captain Dmnellan, and all Imputation on the character of that gentleman was ex punged from the scheduk Counsel severally addressed the court, and Mr. Cooke was hoard in reply. An application was made for a part of the Insolvent's pa and the insolvent said he could not set aside a portion with oat getting into debt. Mr. Commissioner Phillips gave his *Oak* en the several oppositions. He thought the insolvent had reasonable ex. peetations of paying his debts, end that soma of the erediton knew his sitaatioa. He could not call upon him to set side any portion of the pay. The insolvent was ordered to be discharged forthwith. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. _______ Cs• 1011 Ro AND RADII VINO STOLIN GOODS.— Susannah if ells was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with stealing a gold watch and other arti cles, the property of her master, Wm. Raymond, plumber, of the Minones ; and William La Roche, a working jew eller of respectability, was abated with hail, g mimed some of the property knowing that it had been stolen. Wm. Raymond—The prisoner Wells left my service sud denly without giving notice. I then went over the house, and found the street-door open. I missed a gold watch, a neck chain and slide attached, set with turquoise, two geld seals and • winch-key, • reading-glass, a silver watch guard, • Cashmere shawl, a spoon, and other artic'es. I afterwards learned that she came into my service with • fahe character. _ _ Mary Porcher—About three weeks ago I was standing in Osford street between 2 and 3 o'clock, when Wells came up to me, and asked is I could tell her where she could get a lodging, as she had yeas left her situation, and was ashamed to be seen so dirty. I took her home to say place in Wells-street. She told me she was short of money, bat that she had that which 'veld produce money, and she took a watch, chain, seal, and key out of a bandbox, eau asked me if I knew where to part with them. 1 said I did, and I went with her to Mr. L. Roth., who is a working jeweller in Seven Dials. She o ff ered him the watch, chain, seal, and key, and he locked at them, and gave her 21. for the watch, and 4s. for the seal. She then came away with me, bring. ing with her the other article,. The watch was gold, with a glass face. Next day she left my place. We afterwares welt again to Mr. La Roche, and sold him the chain fur 21. I believe. I asked him what the stones on the slide were worth. He said he could bay them fur a penny a piece. Crowe:mined by Mr. Humphrya for La Roche.—l do not know Mr. La Roche, except by going for beer oppuite to his house. I knew the shop. lie said he bought the watch for old gold, and it was not worth to him more than the sum he had given for it. Wells had told me that her mother had left the things to her as a legacy, aed ohs told Mr. La Roche that they were her own preperty. He took off the cue before her face. Kelly (2 H, Metropolitan Police)—l to k the prisoner, Wells, on Monday last, in Tower-street, in company with • man named Nicholas. She denied that her name was I said, You must consider yourself in my custody for robbing Mr. Raymond, of the Minories. Nicholas said, "Be cau tious what you are about ; I am a respectable man, and auks you pay dearly for what you are dome, ; you are quite mistaken in the person." I said, " I'll moon see ;" and took them both to Mr. Reywond's. Wells then acknowledged that she knew Mr. Raymond, and she said if I would go with her the Would show me where the watch and chain were sold. She accordingly took me to La Roche's house. I went in alone, and asked ties if he had purchased a gold watch and chain from a female about a week before. He said he did not know. I said, you must know if you purchased such • thing, and I told him, the person of whom he had nude the purchase, was at the door. Hs said then, that es did buy them, and they were melted. I said, you know yea mast have been doing wrong in purchasing such things of such a penes. "On, no," slid he, "they were old things." The Lord Mayor.—Did yen find anything in the course of your search which increased your suspicions ? Witness.—l found a great many watch movements, but very few cases. I took La Rothe int) custody. Wells then took me to a place in Monmouth-at-eat, and I there got a brooch which she had left there for ainepence, and which was identified by Mr. Raymond. Wigley, 141 H, produced • seal which be said he found in lir. La Roche's bedroom, amongst a lot of jewellery. I found there • fire place about a foot *quite, with a large fire and a sheet of iron over it, so as to prevent the fire from being seen in the shop. Wells acknowledged that she had yielded to temptation, but she declared that she knew nothing whatever of Li Roche until the (layette sold him the articles. La Roche said he had riven the full value of the articles, taking into account the feet of the total changes of fashion, which immensely sunk the price of trinkets of the kind. He referred to numnen of respectable tradesmen in the justice room, to whom he had been long known, for evidence of his total incapability of committing any dishonourable act. The Lord Mayor said the fact that La Roche paid only 41. for a gold watch acd elr.in settled the question as to the knowledge of the character of the transaction which had made them so cheap in his mind. The primers were then remanded, the Lord Mayor hay ing Wand to take Mil, which was offered to any amount for La Roche's appearance on a future day. I THAMES. _ . Tan Axxsozis utmost excitement exists in the neighbliarhood of the alleged murder. Yestu day, Mn. Campbell, the midwife, who was brought down from prism to put in the required sureties 'pp's:id for that purpose. Sergeant Belly hotily entered the aunt, and stated that though Mr. Rer.ry had admitted the prisoner to put in bail, circumstances had since transpired, which had they been then known, he believed that worthy magistrate would have come to a different conclusion. Mr. Yardley—Whet are the eircuntstaness s Sergeant Kelly—The prisoner, when taken into custody on Wednesday night, chided that the had seen Mrs. Barker that day ; it eon be mho en that she bad seen her twice that day, and moreover she had called and left the body of the ' dead child at Dr. Godfrey's' 3, Mount-place, Whinchapel. ' in the interval of one visits to her home in CharlotMetreet. John B. Godfrey, M.D., examined the child, and from the expansion of the chest concluded it had been born alive, and lived fur some two or three days. Could not give an opinion as to the mum of death from the external appear ances. There wea oar slight mark on the throat, and the body wee decomposing rapidly. Mr. Yardley (to Kelly ) —Did you see any mark on the throat—Yee, two little holes. Mr. Herbert O'Leary, dispenser to Dr. Godfrey, whose evidence excited considerable sensation, stated that between 9 and 10 o'clock on Wadneeday night t he prisoner came and asked for Dr. Godfrey who was out. Witness said he yes expected beak in half an hour. She said she would all again, giving her name Mrs. Campbell, the nurse. After going to the door, she returned again, and said, " I may as well tell you wh a t it is." She then put her head to her cloak, under which she had a bundle, saying I have got a little child here, which I think has come to its death by unfair me ans , an d there is a gnat deal of talk about it. Winless asked her if it had any marks of violence, to which she re_plied in the Sh negative. e then handed him the body. Be put it on a shelf is a cupboard, and the prisoner left, telling him not to gins it to any person who did not ask for it by a particular name, which witness had since forgotten. Se e returned in about twenty minutes and took away the body again. As she went out there was another woman outride, apparently waiting. When he gave her the body, he asked her to call in the morning at ten, to which she replied it was not very pleasant to be seen carrying about a dead child so early in the morning. Mr. Yardley— Did you see the body t—Witmer: No, dr. It was wrapped up in a cloth. Mr. Yardley—now far is the prisoner's house from Dr. Godfrey's 4—Kelly: Five minutes' walk, air. What Mr. O'Leary state* happened between the tints Gifford and 1 saw Mn. Campbell first, and what Barker left her home with the dead child, and after Mn. Campbell promised to give ns all the assistance in her power. Mr. Pelham—That's her statement to me. She took the child to the dector's to ascertain the cause of its death, and the reason of her evasion was a foolish Indiscretion is mama in Barker. Mr. Yard/ey, after hearing some further *video.% recom mended that a pod snorters examination of the body should be made at once, and refused to accept bail until he k new the be of th e 'lamination. Manna AND MATES IN THE Mitactiairr But non.—Yesterday a parliapeentary return wee printed show ing the number of masters sod mates who have voluntarily pained SUS eicatina'ion, and obtained certificates of qualifies don ander the regaled ma honed by the Board of Trude. la the year 1119, 43i wagon passed, and 01 moss, in the poita of London. The ex p enses amounted to Mk At Liverpool, in 1849, 99 mason and 5 mete pmt ea wenn of 2441.25. Bd. Avon LH LONDON GAZETTIC—Proday, May 17. amutzu rro. Gnome Ssitsr, may. HMIs imaaketarer, to =Treader May 27 said Hume h, at 11, we st t, Mart. Bois., TropicOmaaas sad Oevattrpftalu ,• mai t Wort Derby, Ilaairelektrr aga ime aad It, at at Liverpool Mart. Sol, Kam Limped; oIL wig., Morgan, Lirerpool. 1 . 1101411001•1111 U, Bradford, Yeekkirs, Joao 4 and 23, at 11. at Leak Mart. Bola. Lees and Hare Ilesdkrd, and Hai sad Berri* Mode; rd. ts4g= se lii7ll. Jou Mina; LI Mag 215 eel_ J ,ase 10 at 11, at firer CarrL lK( telp., Wallas sad Sno b ltelailtalLetroa; a t _,,_,_ Hour Haa s taismantrabire.. Beiraper Jae 1 sal 20, at 11, at Bristol Mort. Oda. FUtionak's-amilibas sad ZAbbutt, Bristol; oft eat, Heittot, esi Hats Hour, Liverpool, rber ineraimeat, May 30 sal Jae 17, at 11, at Liverpool Court. tot, Pastiretia, Liverpool; dr. wig., Bird, Liverpool. JAmis Yawoa, Moneltearr, luberderier, May 31 end June 27, at 11, at Ilearbestor Court. Sol., Bair, Niecaorter; WT. aeo4., Hobson, Manchester. Joust /4c;O;;; Aldetsgatirstreet, City, stock MAMIULACMITET. May 91, and June 21, at 14, at Badness&Latteet dabs, Laminae sad neva, tlid Jewry-elambers; oft uslg., Clasuuut, WILLIAM PAMMIOtr. beds, htlor , May SO and June 28, at 11, at Leeds Overt. 801., Upton, Leeds; °IL sig., Young, Leeds. Traumas no lionmme, Bt. IlddresYnionet, City, men:bent, June 3, at 121, and July 2, at 11, at ladwaitall-street. So Law rence and Plays, Okl Js at sit aesig, Graham, Cole _ suns•AreeL CLAlONlicTars. Raabe* Clty-read, timber merchant, May SO and Jid it, at Mt, se lbegttalLetreet. IML, Maas, Bread-street, Os ; GM amt., Owallialklaralree. Haw ScnoesetwrnAlmw. Swan, eibmit. by 211 and June 23, et It, at liasinghalirreet= 4 lMield ilmweed, Mucen-street, Chearside; sest ~ WILLIAM WALPOILD, WOITiftwellpi:=1110111111011 brewer, May 30 and June 27, nt 12, at 111nni= i 0 s zt /al., Harrison, Birmingbam ; oft wain, WMOnere. JANIM Wknonot. Leicester, nolneee, N W JIM 111. at 10, at Birmingham District Court held et Oregory, Leicencr ; oft usig , Bittleaten, Jon, WINN, Charlotte-at Ileskerierneeed, pas Alter, May 27, at Se. and June 20, at 12, at . Bon., Weeks, Code.- miry Linsain's-Inn, and emi and JUMP, Itir.fthem; of. swig., Graham, Coleman-street. Lamm Wwww, Cout,luitAtreet, Bandwbeet, tailor, May 23, at and June 21, at 2, at Basingball-stnet. Bob., Wilkinson and Co., building*.Jolmsirset, Oxford-street ; of. main., Bell, Coleman-anon . - DECI ! ARATIONS Oi_DIVIDLT9)9, Pssaearca ADAM end ham Powsit. Hju. hotheritha, Enginters— lia div. of 2k., May IC, and three following Mondays, at Mau bid'., Basinerhalatreet. Buena Outman. Iting-innet, Cbeapakte, City, warebotueman-2nd die. of 1041.. May la, and any aidaequent Tuesday, at Freare., Manthener. Joan CRIBWOIX and VIWZIAX CBUIM)121, Dorking, Surrey, and Lad. ri=hlll, wholesale perfumers-Ist die. of 2.. 6d, May 16, and MEtwinet Thursdays, at Mandeld*lisslngballetreet. FORATAR, Phil lea. , Yesehma.street, City, tea dealer tad My. of aid lot and 2nd die. of la 102 d., on new proof; May IS, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Edwards's, basinghall. Haar Joule Genie fleasse, Broad.street, Bloomsbury, etetuallm-2nd dir. of Is. 31d., May 22, mad three following Wedsesdays, at Graham's, Ordernan-street. hum DOMINO= Hurswas, flarley.street, Carendbeh.square, wine essrehant-14 dir. of Old, May It, and three subsequent &aw -1 day; at }Awards* imingleall sheet. Noss P.ttrannan, Oafaed, woolkndraper—fat die. of 4.. 10d., May fl, and three folk/else Wednesdays, at Graham's, Colamas-ster.t. EDWARD RAIORML. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, beentsster— Id and Ltd die. of 28.6 d. and 1., May 21, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope's. Leeds. JAMES DATIMATWIR Score, of Manchietee and Denham Springs, Lanea , hlre, eal co printer-2nd die. of 31d., Slay 28, and any subsequent TUOWily, at Framer's, Manchester. UMW( Name, Jan., South Oekendon, Erma farmer-Ist dir. of 7.., May IS, and three following Thuisdayo, at Stanafeld* Baughall.strert. Famossues &man, Vauxhall-bridge-road, clerk —lst div. of 3.. tjd, May 16, and three subsequent Nsturdays, at }Awards's, Basins:mil. otreet. RAMROD= STSPRIWOON and Co.„ Lombard-street, City, bankers— el sal die. of pi., May 'l6, and three following 1 huredays, at titans. feld'a, Sminerhall-asst. Wturan PIORYT, Leeds, wool merchant—ladle. of Sa„ May 21, and any subsequent 1 uenday, at Hope's, Leeds. Gismos San U.STLIAIMI, Oldham, Lancashire, orotractor-2nd div. of titd., June 4, and any aulsetment Tuesday, at Eraser's, Man. chaster. Geese Erma's Toes, New fbrendish.street, milliner—tot div. of . Ph., May Is, and 'throe subsequent Saturdays, at (Awards'., Basinghall.street. CE1434... WILTIIMULT, Down-street, Pireadilly, ironmonger -Ist die. of 3.., May 16, sad three Knowing Thursdays, at 6tandt:l4's, Basinghall.street. WILUAII Minerals/war, Manchester, cotton dealer—die. or 30., May 26, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Eraser's Manchester. DIVIDENDS — June 7. A. Brown, Mount-atrect, Whitechspcl, draper—June 7. D. 0 Myth. Cokhester, Essex, merchant—June 10, M. Cowles, York.road, Lambeth, lihry.stable keeper—June 10, W Dicken, Branford-cod. Isleworth, grocer—Jane 7. J. Edwards Manchester, manufacturer—Juno 10. J. Lord, Richmond, Surrey, licensed victualer—June 10. .1. Gilbert, St. Luke's, Iron °with/ Juno 7. W. J. Haddon, Tottenham, Middlesex, brewer—June 10. J. Haly, Surrey-atreet, Strand, merchant—June 6. 3.llarbeidge. Islip, Oxfordshire make—June 7. W. (lardy Manchester, drtsalter June 7. 11. W. Hewes, Colebester, hoes. baker —June 6. T. Hunt and B. Hunt, Breal-street, City, and Nottingham, wholesale hosiers —June IS. J. Jackson, Clirronl„ Herefordshire, farmer—June 6. D. James, Dartford, Kent, hanker—June 7. D. James, Cardigan, licensed victualler—June 6. J. Lloyd, New thlord-atreet, hosier and 'Wirer — Juno 7. It. Mitchell, Lime.stnet, City, merchant—June IX J. Monte. lon and J. IL Mentellore, Nichola•-lane, City, merchar.ts—June 6. J. Searle and 8. B. Searle, Saffron Widdea, Lacs, bankers and malt. aters—June G. W. Solomon, tinion.street, Southwark, and High Holborn, tea dealer—June 7. H. Southgate and W. M. Robertson, Fleet-street, lily, Auctioneers—June 6. J. 8. Story, St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, banker—June 7. Augusta nophis Tipper, H. R. Tipper, and .1. Tipper, Upper Thames-strut, City, and Horton Mills, Buck inghamshire, wholesale stationers and paper manufacturers—June 6. R. G. Ward end J. Perry, Newitate.marke., City, and Gilbert street, Oxford-street, ineataalesmen and butchers—June ii. 11. Wilcox, Manchester, tator—June 20. T. Williams, Wearcrham, Cheshire, innkeeper. .-....-.- . . . CEBILVICATES to be rented, unless canes be shown to the contrary, on the day or meeting. Jtme S. J. Baker, Cheltenham, boot and oh3e roanu'aeturer —June O. C. Burgin, Sheffield, steel manufacturer—June 17. J. klynner, °s weater, Shropshire, grocer—June 17. J. Chawner, Kenilworth, J. War wickshire grocer—June 14. J. Crostbwelte, Liverpool, merchant— June 12. Fawcett, Kingston-upon-111411, timber nierchant—June 17. J. Vinnentoro, Birmingham steel pen manufacturer—June Itt. s. Firth, Leeds, linendraper—Jube 11. J. G. Geyelin, Liverpool, zinc, worker—June S. G. Hutton, Sheffield, grocer—June S. J. Johnson- Sheffield, razor manotacturer —June S. 114. 1.. Pritchard and R. N. Hale, Liverpuol, rrockbtikers—June 10. R. Itotrou, Newcastle.upon manufacturer of plaster of Paris. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary. Mar 16. J. Adderson, Went Denham Norfolk, butcher —May 15. V. Burford. Mt. Albano, Hertfordshire, st raw plait and hat dealer May IS. W. H. Cnlyer and F. Webster, Wood-street, City, brewern— June S. J. Freeman, Millbaak, Worcestelsbire, horn and oink dealer—May 11. 11. F. Hodson, Rnmford, Easel, irommmser May in. 1. Joni. and Mary Browne, High-row, Knightsbridge, lead and glass aterehasts—Nay 17. J. Homan, Copthalbcourt, City, stock and share broker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.--Sarah Anclerton and J. Robert Bradford, York•hlns, stuff pressers —H. Bold, W. Nash, and J. Hawthorn, Burslem, Sta ff ordshire, earthenware nuusufacturers—W. Brindley and T. B Ttirkkenhani, papier matte manufacturers— J. La Cake and E. Llewellyn, Dean-street, Oalord-atreet, pianoforte makers—J. Clough and I'. Hill, Manchester silk plush manufacturers —W. C. Connell and J. Mutton, Lire general general owlet, * n mer chants—G. Outline and R. Cunliffe, Iton.le-Moors, Lancashire, niannfacturwm—Mary Vogg, C. Yogis, and 0. Fong. Orniskirk, GRAMM drapers—G. J. Gonthorpe, h iahy, and F. Hudson, Braun. stone, Northamptonshire, surgeons J. Itwobllon and 11. Ilamblion, Colcheattr, hum &Mem —T. Hannan and A. Mackintosh, Wur wick. lane, City, meat salesmen —W. Hancock and V. F. Moore, West Ilan, Ernes, gulls 'wren manufacturers—Ann Hill and C. Bills, Notting. ham, lace dreseers—J. Hoods and J. Holden, Manchester, fustian amaufacturem—J. Lushes and T. Russell. Sheffield, raw and scythe nuinufacturen—J. Procter and J. Shoard, Bristol and Kemosham, Sontersetshire, millers—J. and 11. J. Pine, Exmouth, Devon shire, emd merehenta—S. R and J. 11. Cave, Liver pool,whole. sale tea and ooffee dealers—T. Soowcroft, S. ficowcroft, W. Scow:rat, W. Wood, and W. R. Jackson, tarnworth and Kreisky, Lancasslre, coal merchants, en far as rep/do W. R. Jackson-8. A. Sutcliffe and T. Curtis, 1414a5, Vork.hire, wholesale sad retail grown—Elisabeth Sympson and C. Sympwan, Lincoln, chemists—W. Wood and S. Ad cock, Guadeloupe. SCOTCH SEQUESTHATIONi. . . ..... Jon"( JOBOON. Upprr and v Loor Hayfield and lerriehbane, Argyll shire, May 23 and June IS, at the Argyll Hotel, Inverary. Atartaansa Hunearn, Nairnshire, farmer, May 24 and June 14, at Anderwn's Hotel, Nairn. LAVIIIAN Noaai 0,, Matt. Innkeeper, May 23 and Jane 2,0, at M.Vean's Inn, Cri, ff. WILLIAM Pelee, Oluegow, cad dealer, May n and Jane 11, at the Mar Hotel, (Autrey. PUBLIC SALES. MAY 17.—8 y 'Messrs. annum'? and Ci., at the Mart.— Freehold property, consisting of whsrfs, dwelling houses, and property, near Mill-stain, Bermondsey-wall; let for 3051. per annum—sold for 2,8501. Mr. Moons, at the Mart.—Copyhold residence, 1, Ocean row, Stepney ; let for 401. ; fines nominal-3901. Cottage residence, Queen's-road; let for 301.; term 77 years, at ils.-3001. H , •nse, 4, Middleton-place; Ist for 301.; term 77 years at fie.-3751. Two houses, Dorset cottager, Orange-road; lot for 64/.; terns 77 years at 141.-6501. Btx houses, Philip's terrace adjoining; lot for 1841., tenants paying taxis ; term 77 years at 424-1,8801. Two amities, Richmond-road; mutual value, 401. each; term 90 years at 101.-7001. lII7IIOIIRED VISIT OF HER MAJESTY TO DUN ROBIN.—We understand that it is beyond doubt that her Majesty is to visit the Duke of Sutherland at Dunrobin Castle early in the sassing autumn. This large and princely residence is sort magnificently Sued up, particularly the apartments allotted for her Majesty and her Consort. It Is thought, too, that Dnorobia will be the first landing plaits in Scotland, and lure are we, beck high and low in Sutherland will Tie with meek other is giving a warm sad cordial reception to the august pair. —Elgin Courant. FRIGUTYUL OCCURZENCE.—On Thursday morn ing, shortly after 9 o'clock, the inhabitants of Gower-street, Bedford moue, were thrown into • state of considerable alarm by the frightful catastrophe which occurred at the residence of W. Wren, llsq., of No. 73, Gower-street. The governess to the family of the gentleman abovenamed bad been for • considerable period in charge of the younger obildrea. Oa Thursday morniag the family were suddsaly aroused by a fearful shriek from one of the domestics, and upon rushing into the passage they ascertained that the dovernera had pretipluited herself from the third floor win w into the back area—a depth of 60 feet. She was relied up totally insensible, and shockingly injured. Tile unfortu nate creature having been carried into the house, she was promptly sttesilsi lay Ms. Whodburne, who found that she had sustained aewessiee of this brain. • compound fractured the left arm, tad a* ether eomplicated injuries that, after affording tempers,/ -ills-- and resuming her to • pa tio rtial state et eseesleemws, espietted her removal to h• Morlifibl, whin tie ssesiesi every possible ad that wool skin seald *Minh less evening the was is • very pensions wejdria. (Advartislollet 3—A 11111ARKABLE CASs OP BCilo eviA curia wr ifewawarli outman Leo 1 . 11.1.11.—The em of Mr Ausda tier illslestrest. tbelisabese, shoe %Ar a = was h ymn a such, e ad the Mere ilet la la he had lee m et_ ids bed', besides a imam Ow eyes. no bMe est sleieli VONIIIMO abided Its so mast Wed MIZE 1111 SIMS test 1t ins smetiossi =grills sablee tbe dimes at the alb lloolsuesee is istursa tap medal lek and with Ent wasesse. kr is two waft tbs ley was surly sm. by their Toe. sad he Ms seellsald gel Ise tbs gm yearw—silloy all i =sis a ;mid Peeking jamytelealsrakilliksawite 1111.1Wowl. MARKETS SUGAR —The average price of Sugar, the produce of the Irt t e r"lcalle AaMea t ComptVed from the warns suede to the ragbag the 14th stay et May, Me, le 23e. aid. per evt. auger pmdeee ol the llevrittee 22.. rer OWL Moor the produce of Um Ken Ladles et 27e. Id. per owt. The average price of Mt three Samples inertptieee, Patty, is fa. 114.—Gasette. BRISTOL, MAT 17. Bdoa.h.—Th• Market hu bun 'newly, but mat active, and although prier may be ecasidered farm, still no further advamis and be quoted Ude week than that reported In our last, which was an maw Odd. per eat. round above the late lowest point of the mar ket. The et eaeterly winds keeps Oct snivels, and, with the of Dmiadoes, there is now scarcely any West India oil show. Wes stage our lea are easrequnetly limited to about 400 Ws., hall al whisk quaky harhadou and 3,000 seat of M"d titli to the relates. at lair priers, end a larger badness in the latter description eaedd haw been done bed holders been diapered to go co at presentrates, which, however, they decline doing. In Schub no sake are reponse!, sac has any btblacal resulted in foreign. althanah that km bees 110111111 little Inquiry for working Ilavannalts, he. Of maim= the Wes anon ear lest consdet of 190 puns. West India and 30 puns. of Cube, at rather ender prices. lin relined market la extremely Arm, and the manntacturas hub scarcely any goods in hand ready for delivery. Fur Rea there has been little inquiry, but the supplies In first bands aro very limited. ------ LIVERPOOL, MAY 17. SCOAIL—There contianei a steady demand, and the salts consist of 436 Ithda 8.P., 6,000 bap of Bengal, and 4,00 bags Mauritius, at an improvement of ed. to Is. per cat. on B.P. and One Bengali). Foreign : The inquiry bus ratter improved this week, and cx rters have shown mom disposition to operate : the as es are 70 cases atio hags brown Brasil, at from 13s. 34.1. to 16s. Od, and a carg • of Bahia *goat at 17a. far swat continental purl; 100 bight Porto Rico hays brought fros 33a. to 41s. 6d. per cwt. duty paid. The salts of telotAisis era Baited to 60 pun.. Burinstn, of low quality, at 13s. &I. tercet. Ourras.—Ttm badness of the week is emend to a few bags of native Ceylon MOB , and of navanilla at per cert. 100 bags black Perna sold at 31d. per lb. ; and a email lot of Kiln India (imam at le► per cwt. Itics.-11,000 bags Bengal brought bs. Gd. to I Is. 3d. for broken to Ace white, and 400 tees. 01 Carolina, at 10s. 3d. to 12s. Gd. per ca., duty paid, Icing rather Murex fur Bengal. Rota is more Inquired for, but higher prices have not been yet paid ; the business 000i0RA of 130 pans. Demerara, 30 to 30 per cent. 0.P., at le. Id. to 2a. 3d. per gallco. COTTON.—LtvaarooL, MAY 17.—The arrival of two drawers in the early port of the week, each btiaging renewed owl firraMlon of previews intelligence upon the subject of cop, gave addi tional strength to ou. market to the extent, in many sue, of to ed. per lb. This advance has been maintained, although, In the eremite of any large speculative operatioae, or an extensive inquiry from any source, the tone of the ma, bet has been one of quiet. There has been a good demand for brazil , which participates In the advance obtained in America, but (or other kinds we repeat our last quota. buns. ilea lieand I have been but in little request, and are unaltered. Taken on speculation, 8,000 Americas, 60 Perham, 1,11:41 Egyptian, and 3,820 Swat; and fur exportation, 2,3 , 0 Amerivan. d'l Bahia. and 370 Surat. he alournittet'a quotations today for fair cotton are,— &wed, 74d.; Mobile, 71d and Orleans, 70. To-day's sales are • estimated at 0,000 bake : th e market alone tamely. HOSIERY, &e.—Lzicarrza, May 17.—Tbs Wool trade is flat, and Yarns are dull of sale. A small decline in price has taken place this week. Theeing borne trade is about over, except with the country-bouses, and with them It la felling orf. Mere American and Continental orders have been received in the course or the week, aad• large shipping business la doing. WOOL—Lornmx, May 17 —Since this day week the public wiles have beta in daily progress; the attend:race of buyers b -th home and foreign cootinucs numerous, wad all the coluoid at present offered has found burrs. The chief part of the fore:gn has been bought in. In prices there is • decline of about td. per lb. on colonial, except for the lower kinds, which bring full rates. hue sales will be brougut to a oboe thtsevtaise. Arrivals this week are 9,920 bales °Mould, -213 bales foreign. EngliAt Wool has been sold to a good extent at former terms. Lemon, May 17. There is not any change of Inc meat in English Wool this week, either as to deniand or {diets. There has been a fsir amount or business doing in foreign Wools dur ing the past week. Prices are thinly simian ted in consequence ar the unusual steadiness with which the present 'cries of colonial WuJI soles have been maintained throughout. METALS.-LoNoon, Mae 17.-The copper market is easy at present quotations. Bar iron is very dull ; there are buyers, however at M. 10a, free on Ward in Waits, but without severs. Maack pig-iron, after colloide, able mein went, ie quiet at the quota tions; a sale was made estentay 4.705. Swelloh Iron is selling at 111.10 e. to 111. las. with but a linineal demand. Is Speller, mit a itbstanding the large operations of last week, there are n, sales to report. llama nit hoe been sold at 711. and 711.; British to wi•bout demand, and, at present rates, a tall 69 anticipate. Tin plates arc in artier request. The present primate: English Iron: bar, bolt, and square, ndon, per ton, 31. Us. to Si. lag.; nail reds, 6/. 31. to 7/. 35.; beams, 61. 3s. (v. to :I. mu; aorta _ 042)04.; ' IL 1 0 0. to at. 35.; bars, attardlifand Newport, 12,. 6d. t 41. 1.54.; relined metal, Wales, 3/. es. to 3/. 3s. • ditto anthracite, U. 10a; Pigs in Wales, 3/.lls. to 3/. 13s. ; do. forge, 21. 10.. to Si. to.; da., No. ',Clyde, net cash, 21.5a03. to 21. 7.6(1.; Blewitt's patent refined Iron for bars, rails, Mc., free on board at Newport, U. 10.. • do., tar tin plates, heatal boiler plates., wc , do., 41. I IM. lid.; Stirling's Patent Tomr Pigs, in Bigelow, 2/. 13.. Od.; m Vitnea, 31. to 31. Mi.; Staffordshire bars, at the works, 31. 3s. to W. Os.; rails, 41. 13e. to 3/. lag. od.; Chairs, 41. Pd. Fun ign Iron: Swedish, 111. 10s. Od. to 111. Lte. Od. Foreign She!: Swedish keg, la. Os. Od. to 141. 13e. Od. • ditto, faggot, 141. 5, to IN. 64 . English Copper : 3beetit, sheaing, and tants, per lb., 10d.; tough cake, per 9a ton, ; 471. 10a; old t e ffg, er iOr r Ftli t st L lL L te o uil, per w ton, 114. S. to. g Sid„ 1 lir. Ito.; f sheet,r IW. M. to 191. los. ; pipe, 191.; red Lead, till. 10,, • white Litt*, 231. • patent shot, 21/. Foreign Lead, Spanish, in boud, 171. 10s. t o 1 01. kcignah Tin, block, per cwt., 01. lit. I d.; bar, 3/. IM. Od. rained, 41. 2e. Foreign Tin: BMW S, ILC., Si. 10s. to 31. 151. ; Waits, al. Ss. to 31. Ilia Tin *late.: IC C 01.% per hoz, IL 6s. 6d. to If. 75.; IC Charcoal, 11. 12s. to If. las.; 11. ditto, 11. 13s. lid. Speller: Plates, warehoused, per tor, 141. IL. Ud. to IS!. 3x. Od. 2111 c Jowliut. English steel, per ton, 211. QtLekailver, per lb., 6.-Migittuy IRON —GLAsoow, May 16.—Pig Iron is much depressed to-clay, the late rise not king toatnconed. We have he dot talcs at from 41s. to th. per ton, cash, immediate. IIOPS.—M•IDSTONE, May 16.—We have now reechid the middle of May, but the weather reminds us more of the early days , g March. There IA still • prevaler.ce of north ant easterly winds, wish curd, frosty nights, and &Pug.. ther a very ungeuial time fur vegetation. The bun, advances swirly ; some of the mow forward, that was stricken with the severe tenet o fortnight ego, is found to be more injured di di was at first expected; mid we and there has been Lfr progress made in tying. Many have marked on theappearanoe of h uuival number of fly-riWn.ga at this reason of the year whether this porteuds forgood or coil to the coming crop, we wal l leave for entoniolepta to decide; but W nature, to providing plants lice for the food of 4e progeny, the nigger, should in its lamellae," amil more than they can dee,iur, it is out unprohatile that the Hops must again oohing to a blight, and thin late searun will tend lunch to shorten the t:uie that may be shafted them for rteigery. OTF0111), Mu i6.—Toe cold nights during the post week ,have ben unfaiourable to the Hope. Tying has commenced this weigh WESTRIUUM. May 16 —The Hop bine is coming very vnevtn; some gadens ere tolerably 'trout, while many are quite the revene. They now ',quire warm wrother, ao the time ie getthg y he eag ellow Red aho dry, the fa gardens timing been much too wet to use ter. FARNHAM. May 16.—The late rains have done good; the grounds are clear, ot.d the plant be.dthy. Tylng commences Ws week.—Surrey Merwskrd. CORN.—CHILMITORD, May 17.—Then was a fair supply of Wheat at thwart to-day, and prices declintd About la. per qr. on most descriptions. Barley nominal. Beans in mall supply, at Is. per yr. higher. Other spring corn without alteration. averages : Whe at, Stra4d.. Uarley, :La. bd. Oats, Ea. 7d. teats, via. t COTINTILY, May 17.—The following were the prices tf grain ut our market to.d..y. Wheat, 14s, 6d. to Ids. 6d. 11.w.ey. malting, 235. to 255. Beans, old, 1 Is. to 12e.6d.; new, 10s. •to It s . Oats, 17s. to 21a. Peas, white, lie. to 1.41. ; grey, es. 641. to toe. twL En nwart, May 17.—We had • fair supply of Wheat tr dey, which realised in tome instanoes Is. per qr. a dvance over last week. Barley war also the turn dearer. Oats were not plentiful on offer, but there WAS as moth tittered as the demand required. LINCOLN, May 17.—We hare had a large show of Wheat at our market to-tay, which was taken off at tattier leas money then last we. k. Not lunch doing in spring Corn. Wheat, red, 311. to etts.; white, Jo s. to 40a. Barley, 2.35. to 275. Oats, 13a. to I t s. beans, 225. to gas. LIViItPOoL, MAT 17.—The temperature has become milder the but day oe two, which la now •eerryy desirable for the bah. word vegetation. There wee • ,lender atteo l ince of buyer. of wheat and dour of this morning*s market, and business proceeded in quite a retail way at similar prices to those of lust Tuesday. Oats and barley were weltered in value, but Egyptian beaus being scant r impiovol Is. per qr. There was a good demand for Indian Corn fur Ireland, at an advance of MI. pet qr.: 325. Gil. per 48011 m. was paid fur American yellow Corn. Arrivals and exports front the 14th to the 16th May Inclusive, into Liv. rpouf :—W heat, 1,931 qrs.; Malt, 167 ; Beans, ; Indian Corn, 8; Oatmeal, 1,4419 sacks; elm., 674. Expels to Inland :—Wheat, 291 qrs.; Beans, 44; Indian Corn, 9,784; Indian Corn Meal, 334 MIA ; flour, 226 minks and 611 brls. MAIDSTOI4I, May 16.—The Wheat trade to-day wu very slow, but mires were not lower than last week. and In a taw rawa 42a. woe given for red. The Lent Corn was more plentiful in aupply, and sold at a shade over brat day. Nawstale, May 16.-We had only a moderate supply of Wheat, which inet • dull eels, at a decline of fully la per qr. Barley In shot( supply, and prices hilly maintained. Oats, Beane, and Peas remain without variation. Average: , to the 11th May :-Wtelit, at 41.16..4d. &trey, 21s. hl. Oats, Ills. 6d. Beaus, Vs. Peas, 225. 801.1T11•YreON, May 17.-Our market was sot actin to day. Wheat maintained last week's prices. In other articles but little doing. Flour firm, at 29e. to 30a. pt. sack. Wheat, 88. to 111. per load. Burley, 225. le 376. Beaus, 28e. to 32a. Oats, 16s. to 21s. WAILIIIILD, May 17.-We have an increased supply of grain fresh up for this day's market. The seaman is lute, and weather continues cold and ungenial 1x May-to-day it Is somewhat warmer. Millers do not purchase Wheat freely, and prices are fully Is. p er qr . lower than the rates of last week. The demand for Barley subsides, and previous prices wansely sustained. Oats and Shelling st,udy. Beans and ether articles se helms. lite fallowing are the prices : Wheat, per qr. of Ceiba to the bushel. Suffolk, Esser, and heat, ree. new, sm. to 395.; extra, 41a.; white, 445. to 435.; extra, 475. ; Nor folk and Hunts, red, 37e. to 33a.• extra, Ms.; white, 41e. to Cs. extra, 44a.; Lincolnshire and Chimbridgeshire, red, Ma. to 3:b. ; eaten, 398.; white, 314. to 40e.; extra, 13a.; Yorluhire ' red, 3m. to 364. extra, 375.; white, 375. to 314.1 extra, Ms. ; Mamie and • Kon ; igsburg, white, old, 41.5. to 448.; extra, 43a; Lower Baltic and , Hamburg, red, Ms. to 378. t i e d a . 3oe.; Meehterruneen. red, 22 a . t o M a.;extra, 345.; English, Me. to lies.; white, 445. Barley, per imperial qr., Norfolk end 23e. to 23*. ; extra, Ma; I-M- I toinalure and Yorkshire, 23a. to Ma. ; extra, 23e.; Scotch, 23a. to 21a.; extra, 235.; notating, lea. to Ills. • foreign, mar. to 2.Se. ; extra, 245. Beans, per qr., 631 b, to the bushel, small, flee, old, 325. to Us. ; New , 278. to 29a; claw old, 3 0 s. to 31 8. new, 2 .e. to Ma; lotrOto. -a.; new, 33a. to 27a. Oats, per stone, stealing. Ita., to Std.; ex tra,9d." leading, 7,d. tolpl.; extra, Old.; foreign, 74d. to 3d.; eine, d. shelling, per Lad of 26113., 21s. to Vs.; Malt, per • load of 6 Duane* 345. to 3Gs.; Pena, per qr. imp., blue and white boilers, ?St. to 275.; extra, Stes.; pry And feed, 2 4,. to 23a; extra, 268. Itapeeced, per last imp., ! hips, 271. to :W.; foreign, 371. to 291. Unwed, per imp. qr., 345, to 445. Imports durtag the week: Wheat, 13,143 me. • Barley, 4,372; Oats, 1,225; Buena, 1,1122; Pes, SO; libelling, 135 loaila, catTrui, itO.—BIIDLINOTON FatlL—M Obi fair, which was held on Monday and Turley last, the Mx* of Cattle wee tolerably good, th ough that of bit Braga wu not an great as Is gem. rally ex hibited on such oceaskme, prier foe whit% ranged from ha. to Os. dd. per store. Boyers of less Cattle were tow. comequently sot very many sales Were ellsslod. Homo were mots numerous, and upon tbs whole of • umnewbat batter tkaanpUoa don wo Imo some • tones sou, though mot many *hanged bands. BLITOW MAT Fain.—At this tow on Wednesday, *eve was a largo sap, ly of stook and a good attendinco of bnyere. Fat Rusts wore onlllllrOnt. Wt Us cats dull; prier model from LW. to 111. wok. Steers, the *apply of which was excellent, wed a brisk lON at price* front U. to 101. each. The tranme• ions In notch Ours ware at from 101. to 144. la Sheep, also, euskisrable bralores sae ; lops Irom M. to no.; mob& oto. to soo. The s h o w fat num we not 'ley void, sad NW 4;6ol*bailevta.naldrlT.lßTl7evaret4l4wYllasklaBUaNgenerthanjAlfallm conausuptiliintbt°of(thea"..earemwicat4l446l4l:l'l;,74 root mom ore exhausted, and the cold bights hare hitherto skaer...l anevhed the growth of gram. BU•iTIPM 11 , 4, tl:err f, bri-k. althowh, in the end, moat of the stock met with porelta4 The ruling price for fat Refloat' was 7r. ert. tv PP, per , r, ; r T.o7l:tqr an 1 721:r2t..t0 :07 1 1 per more, and Cows w.d tills at 91. to 131. each. ExTraa, May 18.—Tbere WM/ but a small ripply of ste e k driven to to-nay, although more than is vonsetimer the amarket-day f the fair. Yet Heal sold at about s r , per ~,,t oe s for the best, but none of a very Andral. Quality was an oder. end Calves sold at SI. to ill. Barrooms about Si. per PeOre, v. Imga, 31. Ills. to 31. Ise. emit. A few lots moth calve", lioractakire, were In the market, but it 4 IW doing, overawe 21. each was asked for them. Butchers' Caves, 3d b, lb. The supply of Sheep was moderate ; shorn fat wetta.r. rib about bd. to Sad. pm lb.; fat wetherr, In their wow, small ditto, Sid. to 6d. Loreto, W. per lb. Store flog.. 2:,5. each. The supply of Pork eartiasot to.dsy has been .boa' that of last week, nor to there 'suet thfferutim in the tut,teP.r.. which range from 6aper more for coarse to inktior 1.4,, ; ,. lot Use very best. HAVSRPOUDWIST MAT FAIRS.—The fair for C a n t Sheep, and Ilona was held here on Monday lac'. There rage 'apply of horned clock, and a briNk demand for etcrrth.,,., In good coodltion. The priere were entwequently bodtcr by ze; 200. • bead than those of the pre:edam fair ; Icau titock, bolo It or ne demand, and fetched but law price. Eat .1: ; ; ceedingly wed, the supply of which wan Mere re Crw,; of Maraca and Colts, and no: much business done. The 1.,g fulluirluy dsy wee decided impruremeut, both as to oeto.a! f price, over the host. _ FAlR.—There wu a lama supply Gr Ptoell, both Sheep and Beasts. A good deal of businem Sheep, at Ta it, tv.m 4 r prima, but not much in Cattle. The HAMS was adatiaa. en not Mat Clang. RIPON MAT FAIR.—At this fair, which wcs Monday and Tuesday hug, the short of B een', awl Sloop that or arty orevinor year. The atteadasee of buyer..., thtough the high pricesdemaotled, very little booties. we- - - GL&noow, May 16 —Our cattle tosilt,t was not mar y weLL suppliod this morning as last market. t% e think them ; fully 2.50 team Beasts shown, but the demand by no ra..L. ia..4„ prices about the same mind market. Beat Oz Lett, t•, I : rand, 41s. to its.; third, 395. to 10s. Cows Beams, 3os. to lat. our cwt., sinking offal. The Sheep m ,tie • , also thinly supplied, compared with last day, but qua, e l ,„, • , demand. Bet sgrd sheep , bd.; seotrid, 5,d.; ewes, lid. sinking fiat. Lambs, from Ile. to 21,,. men, ammdinc tu Prime fad Calms, SW. to 39e. Prime per ewt. DAILY WEATHER TABLE, SATURDAY, MAY 19, Pi' awl of the fulhwir4 morsitag. The ht.k..u.as The State of the Weather at Niae o'clock yesterday arranged in order of latitui Course of Wink. !imbed [tam eize4t.°' PLTMOViII GY.T.............. .0117VAMPTUN rt . N2ft MOM fiemonou... NA:11. -31,014 D Lincirros litasmonme Ptereksuauvoa SIIk7PIELL. 1101.THP*0 Live.seout. ..... Gratis Brea Calm Iletere Gentle Breeze Wale amen .entle Breen, Gentle Breve (Sentient...a.* Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gus Slur ILtimurront. N.W. W. E.N.E. N.W. S.W. 8.1. 11. N. (Santo Breeze Calm 2.I3MILLAXO NIWCAnLi Gentle Breeze burry= U4IIOOW PLIMASVIYAII ...... ••••••••••1 film THIS DAY, N. s Coarse of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Woe. b.W. Gentle Breeze. (arenas:. The returns front the following places did not react office in time for publication yesterciay ; they 'het,. indicate the state of the weather on Thursdby wornir.g nano o'clock. ',HArrILLIP VOILX ...... DUSUIS W. tieutia wool uftraast Gentle Bream Partia.ly tleatie Mesa Partially C: LANAIIt SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ch.= au Abe Intippleg °tante," ~•. ~. CASUALTIES. Donaotar Castle (big), Strong, of Landon, Rot ca Middle Simsbury this day, at 4 30 a.m., and rem until 2 30 p.m., when she was got oft—Sheerness, X Horatio, Hamilton, from Salmtca to Belfast, 1111.4 , tl.llll and foundered May 6, off Caps St. Mary's crew vas. the Cartes Linacr., from C trtnagena to United Stain, arrived here.—Cada, 3,1 tt MAI Li 7 Ma!kbaFg HoHead - Liabon May Pacific Indio •iA Southampton Indi‘ •iA Manantss Bostua and. Manion and liayannali Want India Brasil j Apr ARRIVED. BLrytt—at Run, May 16, from. , tu BKLIIONT —St 5u ACILITIII, May 16, f from 11 B. Ueecorra— at Gravesend, ay 17, from .... .. ll l, Hl:ray—A abmida, May 16, from 111 R Clotmo--off Deal, May 16, from .... Cal umasse Euzaawra —ad Grartsend, May 17, from „SLY: Guamormax--at Gravesend, May 17, from J. DAWA.,:a —off Port= uth, May 15, from Smut, EIJX•IIITIII AND ANN—At Gravesend, Mayl7, from FILHOIDII—at Cardiff, May 11, from llrassarra—at Liveryool, May 17, from. LI. SITAIIIJI—M. Liverpool, May 17, from Maw —at Plymouth, May 16, from. Rartu—at Graveorad, May 17, (rem Rtllit.lT INuI4 ea—o( Deal, May 14, from Scaxonsavum —at Bristol, May 17, from SAILED. .~ AM( AOATIIA-from Cardiff, May.ll, to Ann-from Newport, May 18, to Al.. Nonenn-from Gra4esend, May 17, to . Raumotacn -from Gravreend, Mal 17, • to Itussnot -from Gravesend, Xay I, to Sturm Qamet-team Newport, May 18, to. Ilsoaowsta-trout Swam*, May 16, to Caro-from Hull, May 16, to Cantsnaes Anur .r -born Gravesend, May 17, to lhornurs-front Carniff, Ma y 14, to Sou-from Falmouth, May 16, to ffturs -ham Gravesend, May IT, to Enwam Lao Isautatut-from °rammed, May 17, to ELIZASarit-Inin Gravesend, May 17, to PINUAL-from Liverpool, May IT, to Gt noon Ranow -from Grave:end, May 17, t 0... ..... Grata tamer Laroa -from Cardiff, May 14, to . 141:11ALD---IYOUI PCISLITIM, Mar IS, to HONE-from Liverpool, May 1 7 , IPABR.LLA -tram Gravesend, May 17, to J. seen Wenytka -from Liverpool, May 17, to Joua Lecas-from Cardiff, May IT, to . Jt naaex -from Falmouth, May 16, to Lyman's-from Cardiff, May It, to Locum-from (lull. May 16, to LIWIT-from Orivesend, May la, to Ltcnans-trom Gravesend, May 17, to MICIANIZA-frum Cardiff, May 14, to Mtcc t-frotu Penzance, May 13, ...to ItuIAL Auce -from Gravesend, Mayl7, to Sot Mono M teem-from °rammed, May 17, to .. SI,sTINA-ftolll Liverpool, May 17 , to Totten-from Gravesend, May 17, to Tmtosios--from Uar 16, ',to W. Funs-from Lit May IT, to Wa. A.ru J 14-from GraTostnt4 May 17, to VESSELS SPOKEN Wllll. • .L , • ,N,s 7i. N... 1 Net f,ooi Alexandria, April le, aut . Mutant. MARIA TIIRFRMA (Austrian slur), from Adriatic fa L:serii,s. to. lat 47.51, ton. 1.. l'sratar KiNu (ship), from Liverpool for Calcutta, )Lilc 4 S., lon. 90 E. NUI , II, for Venial., May 1, a warn. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND.DEATHS. BIR CHES. the wife of G. B. 3. ff: ARNOTT. —May 10, at Leithtleld Cottage, liinCardine,etire, th: of J. Arnott, £ q., of a too. EAsr. -31.ty 11, at Ilytle-pa of a daughter. FI.Ell'IlEIL—May 14, at Aahley-park, Lady Fletcher. ~ t 1 At.ltlgilter. HUM; MO N. - 314 13, at Southaea, the wife of Lent. 11..110.4. son, 11.11.5. Excellent, of a daughter. itore._—slay 17, at Portluht-p!aoc, Clapha•n-rat.l, 31r.4. lierckhod, of A &Slighter. Nrog,NT.—Nay 14, at Varren Connell HOW, Cas•q the sel:e of IL Nugent, FA., of A daughter. 11.kltRIAGES. MLI.1:1-11'bilCOLL-Ma;ti At St, Uride's Church. Idrerpo:. by the Rev. D. Stewart. A.M.. Robert Ilattereev, eldest ton ,d Joshua Ellis, Vag., of litghfield Howe, near Dewsbury, Vorkerre, to Jane Margaret, third daughter of the late Res. David 31•Nw0::,.. LEM PRIVItg -lIAY NE. -May 15, at South N'arnborou‘lt ChurA Mauve by the Rey. W. M. Itarrisio, the Rev. 5'.. leinpricre. second eta of P. IL Leteptiere, EN., of !Gael Manor, Jerry.. It* Julia Ana% youngest daughter of I. M. Mayne, EN., Manor Mouse, south Waruborough. OLIMIAM-MtiltßlS.-May 11, At St. Sisro4, WalthArristorr, by tho Rev. R. 5. Oldham. M.A., the Rev. J. Oldham, to Kmina. daughter of the late W. Morris, FN., of Woollord MA, base, DKATRS. ------ 81100K1 , 11iLD.—Kay 11, C. A. Brookfield, lie+, of tlra) . e.lan• square, skied eo of C. Braoktl.ld, Fe+, of dheMeld, .40 4 ' DAWAIN.—May 14,, at Audios, Oldototoft. Kits 1.414. eldest danOter of the We Rev. It. thmeoe, of lialwe t;“1, Nia' l,664 . andltectory of Holhat-by-Bollaad. Yorkshire. FEROVritION.—May 11, at Otentertl Castle, the Right Ws. L.VF Itettrie.ta rousse" widow of the late dr J. lergarrou, hilketratt. . REALM—SIay 19, arm, Mankics k al H. Lead, UNte'i t rent, Elielthattb. aged Mattel and published by WILILY klitayut hu. e • L,41 Meet, is the Cite at Leads% hisser, st the Odle.. is lnentes , sense, is the sechast el Whilekime.—llarusaay. 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