The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-12 00:00:00

aHsthat, after the lest 25,000 sea Were seat out, the di. Inttiligence. Mehusents of mores should eonoist of young and raw re wui"., though it was e ndeavoured to malts them as perfect a s passible is drill is 60 days. The men is this way sent CrAIRT OF EXCHEQUER MAT 11. oat, note" of being composed o f bone arts..":,t,wi,„%res The Lhodea stabile for this taa:6 tosameadd Oils day, elm st entirely gristle. ( Laughter .) with list of 47 causes. VT. Barba Merlin presided on at t he Wer office had not, Wore sedges out these Ta w oinks, 'ablated the 'whom abroad, so as to Whig room of the Isord Chit's Baron. late the Add defy possible seasseed eolowt, Worlds thar, noWlarrneox v. zoom. its; hat, the Duke of beireastio, Is Ills (lard P .A ,„ This was ea data brought to boom as of mosey is du g.'. °plosion acted very wis* Mope home attar elapse of eareless g e l fa esspeet o f a eas t e esplated Boas of old soldiers from the mitalle Stipetf a j a t h aw oempaal i f , er abbiebg geld is betels diarists Aastralia row boys, without stamina ft reties. no boast, ene Tbedilk with bather Iterood statism's, money was nisei in the elope tee! 011 of gose I siss , b ow =ea . appeared r the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins was for the de bet it was found that the higher they rat a ' W e b ea m. the (sabot. »snits made • trade of deter foras agE eijesafitjey The plaistiff, who formerly lived st Broosewo, but wry. 'gala eider a higher beauty still. Th e y g nu s, sow essidee la Staffordeibre, stated he bad boss en moreover, that out of LOCO men the twisty PIM by Mr. Balms ead Mr. Fulton (the latter enlisted as voluers. one the hat garb s* Crtallos ha vin g lido* died) to "ad *ow with 'gallery system bad been 'emulated _ Irteeller •••• 1818 "IVA to the rialaffisal knowledge b. great vagitary power is &trope, sod he mo b soy es eli • seeriteny they proposed to establish for tb s that the artillery terries of Great Britoil' was equal He Of= fietd in mortals district in Australia. 'sy be was sagas* by these gentlentea, not "Parka to sa y " Mr ' Es (Lela 1/2 r) with refinees f the tem lated Id slab eon pay. • "Wad to do with tit° laadical arall e taleets ' is gide; this *rfra ad vise sal anis Zoe from suing cti They devolved me Dr. Smith and the partible, depart swats ;ad as regarded the. warm abaft east drew br she fferi_Trif_____.• Ileest,, to December 15 of the same year. That t o xin , h e tame d ~,a g r y ' A un ties, ge ha ;gado, The adds mt.nen up Lift_wwf many works— an ia sh ort , to reed it him lord proceeded to describe them altemiloas to the eatawatese, Ine the purpose of op as to ►e pro illustrating them in so optical oast peoelloal way loy blew h•hillil of geld bdeg head la the district Rogers and doylies to the none* of thio ••••••••• • alba of Ibt 1••• EisMif. be A takes, sad he bed bought a skeleton map at light serge and cannel ease book Imbedded for the use vireo es and marked the spots where gold wag to be of the troops is the Otiose, sad whit* was ingested with • t isterest by the committee. He alai MOM A Martia—lf I were yea, I would hare gate out Miff sad lasseresd at leather stock te be altered. eel- ewe I,ot some of it. (A laugh.) wrier; with Dr. Smith that it was bad to meta b. In steresamiaatioa the wham stated he had been ap- Mit lordship be re read and pot in aa official he liedided maeoltleg dvil atoghmer to ea Intruded 'messy tad be bad held with Dr. Smith, the head of the bedfast ewe diaarwile is Hawk but quitted it as soon as he B au d, j a m u s h t h e prow a r a thass of the t r oops is wee- bawl sat the bender al is dams. As ocuissitiag en Ater aad winter was dimmed in detail] he bad, bee tame egosables Medulla, Tory little to To the Chair man—lt was net hisarares's) duty to ,r ig The Dissabl Otaqati Hied homes he withdrew see lospiais sad hospital ships este at Boostanti- Ma hasall as desettlee eeer, ma from an article le I seek. That should have hew dose, if done at all. b.y Pon& itialt e l Wel uner rre • I Lord avian , the Duke of Nemesia', and the &beim reeled MIMI Pang. (Malik) to ea deasaading ea the sr atlas (Admiral Boxer). be ad bald moms iliwllisaYs W asp tel of was to have s l ue d t h at the aammaa d at the hospitals a t heusent oug h t bees 90,1001. ia 18,000 shame. It oleo appeased that lbw to have ben held is the trot betide by am @Maw of ladsw, in • letter artfitathl• • Hr. Padilla, at Bristol, 's mo w ran the. Mahn w orn h at that '.sea was stated it as his than oplatma, Is 1852, *Ono gold MUM probably I gilatuatad when the establishmest taim was is feinted ia the (Hawke la Whisk he had 06111• 151 Y supposesuppose its i•fass'i. The hospitals at Seutari wore • feet seise UT aid. or the dame% Hagen himself ma called, who denied th. "" •." of Lard Rattles eet *et*" kit le". had mimed the *WM as alleged ; sod the Alp Mi. know , from she official veinal. he restMlik he •••• PTY. that wen ja es , h a d a " a co rn se t h ey m o s believiag theme wits so antred, fated a verdict for the were. be did sot know that sr', Inquiry . had bees abwil•••• mob kilo the 'sedum of Dr. ball, who made Sees molests lard Raglan of the Mate we the i = It k u weal ebb been the duty d Long gagbil le thd..fwgairy had be begin It usameary. be eggibrel rem the a:grew. a Mr. Siegal Herbert to improve the, asiths of the kosittals were not 'only praiseworthy, but very' roses al. He (witness) had has from time to time ia gro leseat esinmosieedioa and ostiseltatioa with the Dohs abraded* ea Ibis operation.. is the Last ; and he gave his fogiedeat to rehears to them what bowery. He had °boast of the deplorable mom et the hospitals at Satan; 'lst he did ad lowespeed with Lord t a p ea the e am, sairespaeded Loa en er4 sl =l matter theiethe dhalptleesof the troops the Geld. To Geoterel red.-babe* a way high to of Dr. Smith, the bout of the KNOW Board. He had alwaya performed his dotal, with great presistoo and with a great desire wale what was eight. He wasidered hies a faithful, • sad a good public servant. In must to questions from Lord Seymour, as to the bad fiats cubs rood from Belaklaira to the camp, whams stated that the Quartermaster-Oeseral, ea wham doesholl the dory of potties it sate a state of nNir. was be a esaddre. able time eassed to bed from Wisdoms awl dynasty; had though another °Seer was appebast dbalarge be hiestioas whilst he waste it had ism bawl hapeedble, bat tine, Her a twisty ret reemas, to repair the road. Rio lor lady was iaterrageted at ebb beg* by Lord r to the dlotiodba babe= garetemeaster-gear as .terse sad asamhowrieS Made, bat the Mesa wore at so stabile interest. wt* tiepoll to the brew gene there* ia ebtsipieg stage, be abed that they were generally as okapis that no inemensoniesso might to have aria a from their obser•aao•. So poverty-stricken was our military system, he slid huhu., that there bad been awls's( like • propw military hospital at Portsmouth or asy of oar great leading places. but it was now is contemplation to remedy that &Money. The whole system of the British army was, in fact, a regimental one, and we had never been allowed to go be that. With regard to the suggestiou altering a sew description of light cavalry, they might rely on it that the weight of the horse and the man always told in a cavalry charge. Upon the whole the British cavalry was the finest of any is the world. The hussars of continental nation. never charged in line, but always in small detached bodies; sad he Owned it would Beyer be desirable to assimilate oar cavalry system to that of the brows that were to be sees aboad. Besides, so to October last the =animus height of UNIONS to in English heavy ...coley was Ave test ten, and the ralabmws gra feet seven; but sines October he had Maed the boom to live feet nisi, sad the latter to Ave feet five and a I.IIIL His lordship then retired, sad the room was tioared for owns time. Oa the readmissioa al the Dobbs, Dr. Mapietoo, a surgeon stead to Lord I,o's staff, was called, and spoke to the comilllish of the Itab at on his own personal ken tilln IL/ Llist ila wr ib li they were being prepared for the troops. He described the pririsell • beteg that time in a very bad stale; wed ea ese dodos he sew the nil of the privies i• the bombs there, which were afterwards oonvertrd onto as Meglish hospital, maple, among the sommiteanat storm sh able =ions in a place be n. atb. He represented the to the authorities, but little or scabies was asses Wed ha did not believe the nuisance bad been remedied at this After leav ing Scutari, he proceeded to Varna, when he bad an op portunity of seeing the sickly dada= of the troop. there, which he ascribed to a great sated migheir food, and espe cially the bread, which was mostly soar. He was opposed to the establishment of an hospital at Smyrna, o• the ground of the ushealthy character of the climate there at certain twosome of the year. At four o'clock the committee adjourned until Monday. DOUBT OF DA! you la. L-MAT 11. PA I. IN AZ NOTD.-221 ROYAL BANK 0! AIItritALIA, TM@ wee the exsaisatioa meeting is the case of Muk Bcyd, share broker, of New Du& Wastage. The ease had been brought before the eosin at the instance of Mr. Wimles. th e olleial =sager of the Baal Bank of Aus tralia, appointed under the provisions of the Windisg-up Air, of which eonspany the bankrupt and his brother but been the peissipal director. A statentent of the liabilities and rests has anal, appeared. The moats not being filed, Mr. Harris, foe the 'aliases, giagesed to amass the bankrupt. The haskrapt stated that he had drawn sacral cheques as bb besbees ea the day the peados woe Med. He hoe prandial to Mash ea meant of *see drawings, but had not yet bees .Me tide se. Mbar enseats wbidt be bad preniewl be tend* - ,twenty red by 'rail ton se esastrity, Ind sant bus maned. His Mswear said II the knaltrapt kept delaying and deferring in this way be abed& *town Isle examination sins die, without proteatisa EM anything been given up? Mr. Harris.—No. The Coaalesionsr.—And bow snob does be ewe ? Mr. Hattie.—Between 40.001 L aM 50,000 k Mr. Sewell, on behalf at do bankrupt. denied that he °wad anythiag like that amount. A RIM of 30,0001. was claimed front his as calls in reogiset of the Royal Baak of Australia. _ Mr. Harris said the assignees required an account of all bis transactioes in connection with the bank, during its existence of eight years. The bankrupt, being further ermined, stated, that the Arm of " Bayd, Brothers, sad C 0.," meant Benjamin Boyd only, his brother, sines deceased. He also constituted "the Australian Wool Company." He and his brother also carried on the badness of stockbrokers in London, ender the firm of "B. and M. Boyd," from 1828 till the bankruptcy. Witness was not is partnership with his brotker in the Australian firma. The bankrupt handed in a list of creditors, from which it appeared that the claims of unsecured creditors amounted to 7,36614 of those holding moult, to 7,9101.; liability for cake on amount of the Royal Bonk of Australia, 30,0001. Mr. Whitmore, the official assignee, stated that no wets bad yet been received, not even the proceeds of the fur• altar*. The examination was ultimately adjourned. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-MAT 11. SAILORS HOME AND DifSTITUTE SAILORS' ASYLUM. The animal meetiog of the &Igen former eetoblished is 1815, and the letter in 1827—was held on Thursday is the museum of the Home." Well-street, Lmdon Date. Vice-Admiral Bownia. C. 8., the presi dent, took the chair, sod was supported by Earl Maavere, Lord lieurlCnolroondeley. the Right Hon.Rarl Waldegrave, Itssr-Admiral Haroeurt, the Hos. Captain F. Maude, R.N , Captain W. E. Ferrer, Captain R. F. Gambier, MN., and other friends of the iodination.. Toe proceeninge were opened by prayer by the Rev. Charles R dribble, M.A. , the chaplain, after which The &entrust. (Copt. George Pierce, R.N.) read the re ports, awn ankh it appeared that while is the fast twelve months of the career of the Home 628 mamas were adulitte‘i, in the last year 6,889 have been received, of whom 1,721 were old boarders. The total number admitted hoer the opening of the inetitufino is 1836, to the present thee, has amounted to 73,716. T hera were chiefly natives of oar own land, bat among them are also to be found the representatives of every nation in the world. The bales e sliest shows the receipts ler the year to have been 8,6061. 12..; end the expenditure for the same period, 8,016/.3e 81.; leaving a balance is the hands of the bankers of 48k. 131. ast. (Hear.) Lord H. Cr olsondeley, Earl Waldegrave, Rear Admi ral Harcourt, the Hon. Captain Maude, and Captain Gus* Gam bier, R N , addressed the sleeting is support of the objects the Limitation. C Homing moved a tote of thanks to the gallant chair. men, which was seconded by Capt. Huns, who was happy to inform the meeting that it was in contemplation to establish an asylum fur the wretched Leman and others, who were wandering about the streets of London by ban ditti% in *oats of utter destitution and vinery. (Elem.) The motion was carried by acclamation, and the ctompli meat having bees duly acknowledged by the Chairman, the pruceetlinp torminated. Dovr.a Sawn' Hots.—On Thursday evening eine was. forsai.g part of the crew of the Oressu, the un fortunate wined which took fin on her passage from Genoa to the Crimea, with Sardinia. troops on board, landed at Dover, asi were riteeived and amommedated with board and iodated at the Wen' Home, when every contort which tho establishment ewald command wee freely afforded 1 thew. Oa Friday the twee left for London, dimply grateful for the bedtime with which they had bees reosived at the Home. Last week sin destitute French *salon who were drives we shore were received, and provided with everything swear, for their emotaniodatlon. In little mere than two Dears 140 shipwraelnid ant have met with a ref ea t the ollar Rome. It is grid: tying to know that a e sad commodious baildiag is ab out to be erected, whi will freely prtvide every requisite aid comfort for the ship angelicl and seedy sedate. The :lover Dome differs from all °therein its constitution, ismonee b es it is always a Wage for the wrecked mariners of aU wide In. IN SL■ YAM= OP NINNY CON COIN& I they had eselssaged the barytes with a penes WM Y R . pa, of Pomuoy-street, New-ereen Witness len it,. wharf , to ouster with ea Aker is attendance on la, wig the prisons' isistantly availed %essays pe. his absence to male a wall it the Mt Of ',as prow 5.% an d " avow to serape, bet wee fettstes'A,d by Devitt of the N who abertif traced t he path they but taken, and ttakiag a earnest feat , wet 'AIM fares to fees while tunnies. Tn. Gann proved 151% share la the Hasse, and a died that there was wo 'Ash pleas as Church-lane, Lower alarms, ear wield hP tag any Mr. as directed; he bad, bowlver. Csenovered that the primers' right mass was Bead," 'sad that resell, they were tarrying one small bellboy in the oil•shop line in the Caledonian road ; th , y Wrest were living is Foram-street, New North-road, store be found a card of the oil shop business, and mother if Morris, Brothers, halides., " sontracton," wboletale and r moors irminospn, ; sharpers of a peculiar character. Mr. 13ammiU observed that juries now take a fur more • -mended view of sash sets as were chaired nail's% Us pd. 409•111, who, however, ha would admit W bail in two Panties • .1 1001. each, and themselves in 2001, to take their trial at the Central Criminal Coat. This seen occupied nearly the whole day, end was not concluded till needy six o'clock. The insolvent had been in no ►oieess or prwtesslon except the farming of land, at the "Temple of Fortune Farm," at Hendon. The aggre gate debts ware 63,1691., of which 28,9114 were without value, leaving the actual debts, including mortgagee, from 1846, 34,2681. The insolvency was attributed to liabili ties fur Mr. James B. King, late el 40, St. James'wstreet, and to large sums expended on property at Hendon nod Mr. Nichols, with whom was Mr. Reed, appeared for the trustees of Mrs. Coupe, the inaolvent's wife ; Mr. Nichols also appeared for Mr. Shelley sad Mr. Joseph Joel, money lender. Mr. Dews* opposed for two creditors named Swin- dell and Hargreaves. Mr. Macrae appeared for upwards of 20 creditors with the view of an assigneeship, and a creditor named Arnold in perm. Mr. Sleigh was instructed on the part of Mr. Alexander Semple ; and Mr. Bargood supported the application for discharge. There was a long inquiry gone into relltive to large estates insolvent possessed at Makion, in Eisea, and Illness in Pimlico. He had bad a large fortune, and he did not expect that the Asses property, which was mortgaged, would be productive of much benefit to his creditors, but his interest under the settlement of his marriage with Mrs. Comes, from whom he was separated, was of value to his creditors. Moses. System and Teesdale were hi, In reference to Mr. James E. King, who was a large debtor on the schedule, the insolvent said he was a cousin of his wife, but he was not aware that he was warned that he was an extravagant man ; he knew his wife did not like kiss (King). King was a betting man, and he advanced him 5,0001.; and in 1852 be began to lend him his name, and had accepted bills for him to 16.0001. or 18,0001. He induced him to accept bills on account of loam he (King) had met with on the Derby. He had raised B,OOW. on property to pay off liabili ties he had entered into for King, inciadieg the money obtained by King from Semple oa his acceptances, and with that money, instead of being cep. plied as promised, King went and paid off his Derby debts ; and with a sem obtained from Mr. Arnold, King nearly covered his large lonise cc the last Derby. The in solvent said he came to ha moles when he found the frightful difficulties he was is through King. He tr•oed King to Edinburgh. but could get no settlement, as King told him he washable for another person, whose name the, Malaise did not wish to mention. King was now out of the way: It appears that very large same had bees paid for raising money, at the rate of 60 per cent. and upwards. Mr. Sleigh asked the insolvent a few questions as to • document he signed when the km of 1,7001. was raised from Mr. Sample, in which his property was set forth, ea also his debts. The learned counsel also elicited from the insolvent that the statement on the schedule as to his mort gages and debts was correct. After this examination quits a scene occurred in court. Mr. Sleigh had nothing further to say, and Mr. Sargwd insisted that his learned friend had retired from the oppoei tion ; on which Mr. Sleigh declared that he had n opposed; he bad only " ippeared," and had nothing further to say, intimating that it was intended to adopt ' ulterior proosedinp." A long discussion ensued, and Mr. Commissioner Phillips consoled the Chief Commissioner, she considered, without answer, that a case had bees proved; but Mr. tlargood's answer wee, that the creditor had not appeared. The absence of the creditor the Chief Commissioner did not cn- eider was always a her to a personal complaint. —. The ewe was eventually adjourned to Monday week, the 21st hist, to ale documents, and to afford other information to the srediton. THB EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1855. TrasKph ton do Mk Foot, to to aolstansoarpoo, .be Cells% who •:a aria Tho Clalr.isa saws at Drouty-Tospeetor-Gassral or Stomata% Dr. °Bon are ...lames" Brown, sod Dot Jam Brown, as proelously slats& DUVET. Lieetenant.Colonel Edward Wane Croftos, of the Royal Artillery, show to he eng In ergeeking to troops of Horso Artillery, to set lath IreepsW Clang Terkey, to have the Mal teak of Der or W i t=ing:l4 .lllll all elt the Nab Henn about to be ennleggit WIM gin te have the bat Ina ei v =in thsterse=olll: • Ceglieln et 11t57.1 Rad* Infentry, =re Mil =tettlin TOM& Army, * le* the local l AN* Tnthey Mel aseleyeg. The Mum berm Rem warmed to terve in the Turkish is Mee tarp et heal rank in Turkey while so ens *PC To sale the keel vel likisr-laisse Arabes Mete% Ws septa% eat Drage= Ch I Jabs De Osumin IM DEW Militia. To have else load reek ef -Likrinneme Preinie Mader, late 14th Dragoons; lielrt P. 0. Leonard 0. Gwyn. he. UM Light Dewsois; Liseienn* Mike Adrian Water Werelertmni, late 17th Regiaint. STAPP. To hale the Ised r mk el teniniseb Pint 41st-JeerVaughan, lisalkier, Jobs To have the nest rank d ilid a l Lgrans, Second Clam-Prie nal Wilist, Attlee Oreeey, Robert Prey Junes Loottit, William H. Main larneme L Hyena Merles H. Jaws, Andrew Risk, Joins annen.O. 0. Ogilvie, Willem Wehekry, IMMO H. Keeling, Walla Peetim. AM Lower, Hemp Sift Ley. Ts bag As bra sent et Amlinenenerweene-Charise Grant, Lamest A. Wi%lifllnes Press Ilea% Jams Iliessalea. Hansilton B. Ras.R Inthieleest. ibe ameron MDowell. Rata Merl A. Ilen, Abass Ewa Omln ln ns. g.O Inherit Ranbery, WWl= Iteretarree* ns Owns Tame. John 1111dron, Ahmed* Weber, AM P. Oki To be Ming Amblenhileeneene-lbnen Mbrenie. Prangs V. Hogan, bass& Peesesen, Deed* MeMeniallm Jens C. RM. John Pratt, John A. C. the Maki Orme IL Davis, auneel H. Masesearp,lsist Welks,Angrms Henry Hamlin. Thomas "MOM* T. Showt, Rawls OMR% Law 3. Porter, FTOdabi Lee, Jenne Law. To have the legal rank of VennkfaV tge mgeen in Turkey-0. 800tt, re& I 0. Herten, gent. ; ChM* . The lamb. senilemen limbs less Weller ter serries In the bear mint tb eimerl err•Omeral Deans" to have tars local net M Teembeirp Serge* in Takers. midis so employed:- Ed. meat OMAN Ormetsp, gilt.; Hooey bermes. gesit.• W. Demo n/Id, got I dim Wren% gent.; Jannellissenen, ient.; Henry Join Ml*, pent. WAII-OFFICI,II6T U. WV= • velerseetinted pomades 6. eft Om la the Peet belie Caw =W. . 1101 1• 01 MO &ea Major-Gesteral Eden/ or the &eat _MINIM ea the 11 th ems, 1555: • 1411-0~46-00ed M 4 Freels Story - XL, Bengal la. legisforemikmd IMP Of the Bed le die Moony% Service. re tiree epee NI mei Wet a step et heassery mit afiellowe their emembiele le hese deb tits 1 tilt 1166: lb be Clitelb—Useemealeleede Mint Ceoptell, Mural Is- Mom W. Yam" 0.11. 111.1111 Ar 88•17 H! 88 . 8 1 esabi n. y labstry; A. Zama. latastry ;8. J.Grove, Newt Wre To be Usettear4Ooleerir-1161ors Wet. Ward, Yelre6 Az!Wery; A. J. Dot* Maim Aril - Wry ;R. W. Betel intonr', Om%• awed DAWay ; J. C. Diarib. Damon ; O. IP. Swot ; Thomas MAMA lamer' ; kilia Mind ; T. UMW Ceketwas, Dreg Jams ali pollses. issimars. To be inffiliss Onshorlowl. limed Industry ; LS. Owed Aram; D. R. Re, us. lewd lakatry. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Mau 9. Matra la the ••eassas" of the 4th May. le% logigualegto be N ionet et —Fee Oedemas Cadet Thomas Gore eate a real. Oentlemea Ca let Thecae George Nelda to be lieutenant OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. MAT It OMNI et Royal Esalosera—Lieotesaat =Ram has& lembert to be wood captain. else Wog. Wed of womb before SebereepoL PAINICII Breekoock.plaw. Camden-town, linendraper, to air. reader May 19 .ad Jame 22, at lay, at Bealeglall.etreeL Sot., Lumley. Ludgate-street, City ; off. swig., Whitmore, Besingball. street. Cowles Bath, Hallaad-otreet. North Brixton, tailor, May 19 at I, and Jona 22 at ii, at BeakmhalLatreet. SoL. Pratte, booth. amptoo.buildlage, Chaneery4sne ; off. assig., Carman, Alderman wy. Jots Lorre, Strand, printer, May 21 and June 19, at 2, at IMainghall street. Sol, glandes, Siswiana, Qty; oft. wok, Graham, Coleman. Frat TiIONAN Game. Sallabary, clothier, May IS at IL sad June 19 at 12, at resinghallerraeL Sole., Sole and Co., Aldermanbary, amt Lambert and Norton, Sellabory; off. meg., Graham, Dolman. street. WILLIAM OUtSELL, Batterma, Surrey, Berated vietualler, May 21 and June 30, at I. at BaelaghalLetroce. Sobs, Flatways and Ce., John street, Berthed-row. off. wig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. JON. !Lenox Church-row, Limeboure shipowner, May 21 at 2, sod Jute 19, at I, at Badngitall-stiveL Sole, Lowness and Nelms, flatton.ootut, Threadneedle-street ; off. wag., Edwards, Sambrook-court. Memos Game; Charringtem.dreet, St. Pattern, bookseller, May 21 at IL, and June 19 at I, at traslashallutrort. Pol., Dina, Great Kolaht Kideretreet, Dwatore-commons ; off. *wig., Lee, Alder. machury. EDWIN &COIL= Baceithe Loughborough, Lekeaterskire. homier, May 12 sad Joss 12, at 10, at the Bit miugham; Court held at Not. Brigham. Sol, 'nutmeat, Loughborwigh ; uff Harris, Not tingham. ALLIANIMIN lons Hamm Gloucester, boot and shoe maker, May 23 and Jaw 23. at 11, at Bristol Court. Sol., Smallridge, Gloucester ; off. swig, MSkr, BristoL bons Ba ass, West. nenper.Mare, Somereetshire. wine merchant, May 1$ end June 19. at 11. at Bristol Coate. eel., Crofter, Black. triers-rued ; at aadt, Millar, MEWL Meseta. EVANS, Aberdare. IN unsrpoildre. grocer, May 21 at 10, and June 19 at 11, at MSS Oast. Ms. lam and Mang, Bristol; off. amis., Miller, BriolsL DARD Worn. km., Hs* Girms=ds railway contractor, May 24 and June 22, at 11, at Bellsiel dote., Grover, Cardiff, and Bevan sad Mimi; teL aadg, Acranan, Bristol. Wstracer Jacsam, Deuebing,Terhhint, woollen cloth maaufacturer, May ra at i L and gm 19 at 111, at Ueda Court. role, those, ared Butler, Ist oil. assn . _ Las& Jose Itrrmuse, Se Testalks. sasobsenter ' May 24. and June 22, MD, at Leads . Iltds, loves Bradfo rd, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds; aff. ask , Yosg. Leeds. Powers, Yort o w is : , May 23 at 14, and June 19 at 11, at Leona Court. Mown, Toth, and Cathie and Cudworth, Leeds; od. asaig., Hoge. Jena AIWA, Ilsoaersprikkaidonvesem-Hull, Yorkshire, Iloeneed Vicanaller, May WI and Jane ,at 12, at the Leeds Court held H at Klegstoreu?oe-HuIL Walker, Hull; off. wig., Carrick, ull. Jos Gross CLANS, Liverpool. marabout, May 2.5 and June 14, at 11, at Liverpool CourL Solo., Unmade* asd Co., Liverpool ; off. onalg., Bird, Liverpool. Isms DALTON, Newton Heath, err MailiebeeMr, Lauciahlre, emery grinder, May 21 and June IS, as 12, at Mamffeestor Gaut. Sole., Mcrae Whhworth, Masiamor; eff. smog, Meer, Menehmter. liomwr TklONall and Jaws Iswsa Memaharar, Kay El and Jws 11, at IL at Illansbailar ChM. Sok, Cheater, sad Walden. Mimie.h. stet.; Waist. Msgr. MacolomMt. Cast go (omens, Macchallaid„ tßsatlr. elk manahagurar, May 12 sad June 20, at 12, at Idimehredar Oast. Sol, Higginbalbas. Mae -414.11e14 ; ad'. amis.. NM, liralosster. %num' Jest:aeon said Twearm Dixon, Jarrow, Durham, alkali manufacture**. May 1$ awl hone 12, at It, at Neweesde-upse.Tyne Court. SAL, Weft liontbunptoirstreet, Bloom-Awry, and Br ignall, Durham; off. ;rig.. Baker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. DECLARATIOBI6 OF DIVIDENDS. JaNlll GIVPDAT and WILLIAM Ch;FDRY 001(6111ithIle7, Cornwall, merchants-11.a! uividend of M., any Iderlay or Friday, at Helsel* Exeter. WILLIAJN STUDS, Evercrwela, Sontersetabire, tallow chaadler-dlvi- Bend of lid., Ma; 16, sod any subsequent W winesday, at Mirka's, Bristol ANN WIIAINFON, Croeemore, fihropvldre, itinkeePer- 151 dividend et Is. 90., my Friday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. Jane 2. E. L. Omen, Boris Marne, City, whalesale clothier-June I. li. B. Goa, Seathamptee, purger-June I. J. Orerbury, Frederick's. pima, City, weals werventissoc -June 1. H. Cl Win (wparate MOO, Poolery, city, chemist-June 1. S. l= Brigbten. sat im* mks-Jose 2. 1. Pollard and A. J. Spewed.; Guildford, . Shen -Joie 2. T. Ballard, Southwick-place, Paddington. • tree I. J. P. Whitmore, Hackney, draper ' , -June i J. plumber-June 3. J. H. Gould and P. IL Haan. City, wholesale lace warebousemen- June 3. J. Side L. *Sky, Cheat Corent-etreet, Brunswick. mum -- - ..-June 3. T. o's. Gleadsh, Leamington, meats .ells -Jan 6. LN. Bally, Newman.alzem, Oxford-W., and Crescent, Onewiemeawliellbs. sealptor-Jans 4.0. B. Haney, Plyntotch, inn. kosper-Jams4. W. li.lwasm ang =l4 Prow-iww 4 . I. Bunter , alwadiesarr, witelesals ha Jan 6. D. M•Oregor, Hew osetlompsTyna, sod Dills Pagessill.Horthuntherlend. dealer in in rift Maras-Jsa 4. Z. Opines seed broker-Jew 4. Z. Moss, limmapart rid Immeents, bsibler-loss4. J. Sower (ospients esesto), Liverpool. Britoil wins marshant - June 3. T . Claubrogar (separate eatate), Halifax, Yorkahlek melon *now -Juno 3. W. SSW (separate estate), Beldam, Totkehire, cones =-her I. J. Webb, Scarborough. Yorkshire, boad Sara SWIM. B. BatcLffe, and J. Osadoll. k.s rorr. Mires smnsilasUsers-Jwka I. B. hateliffe (spans setils). Oasis, Yorkshire, msanestarts -Jaw I. J. Moves Tesholdrel. am. mon hewer-Jaw 1. J. Popplawall. INititase. YMNlthee, laMebar- June Illabardaos, Ckentala66. Darbsitire. leper- S. Plimsoll. Sheffield, coal monist CEIITI.nOAI km to ees sin nom In Sows Mho astray an the et June I. J. Chnealksrd. Laffigesewnses, lim" Trizton, builder-June 2. T. Pollard end A. L Oailidhed. gamey oilier -Jane 1. H. Fowler, arm diem-leer 1 . J.'llathaws and J. E. *ee4aYra City, Ilaribialleeln-June 2. J. Cowan (sepa rate eft*. CirarabSeMea. De Brissirmsam, merleast-June 3. R. Fowler. laraget himp. OmmwoWn, loft butetter-iss 4. Joseph Ha rap and Jamas Wsetkawy. Wiladdrowaslina sassulas. torero -Jos 6. D. M MserminthsgesTss led Dlbion Noetbambaelasi, esker Is swim seareo-Jss 4. E. Sparrow, Liverpool, metal bras PAST mlllllllll DISSOLVED. Mary Heard lad Ells ions Ockdiester, se-boolmietrims-1. Hill, d. Burnley, J. Fawcett, 0. Fawcett, B. Wilkinson, J. Nosisttk, G. Hayworth, J. Walker, C. Maud, and J. H. Simard, Healoseadwike, Yorkshire, wribbllng T. Wan and W. Sondes Devonshire. tanners-T. Giles and J. Brown KinfrkOS:=2l, joiners -T. Potter and J. P. Botherford, stand ard.bridge, Terbithe, millers-F. Spencer and E. Nickels, Nottingham, ins simuhshirsre - Hargraves sad J. Davide:as. Cbullee, whip gardier•--1. Hissing and D. Welk G. Powell. J. Powell, and T. EWA Ismspte, pail ten-l. Prisidry and B. Priestley, hatched, Tarlits. woollen cloth manommumea-J. Whitey. T. Twain% end J. Bandkaw, Seed bed, i Yorkshie usi tgb r er.-8. J. Heap, sod W. T. Nay, Dal. dershaw, NNW miller,, a lax as regards J. Esap-J. Guiding, sea, ad .Oaisg, Dover, grocers-T. Dina aid J. Wows, weffammical seminars-Q. T. Mother and J. W. Dmeres, West leastWiglit. mereituata -S. E. Mire, A. and D. T. hiessratist.La re Lentaehis cotton . B. II alsreivlL, as ol Immie, Artificial = Oro sod J. Wimp. MEWS. Y , yarn essitts j. MSS& sum. ma J. Osellas,JetWay. Surrey, grooms-J. tics Sr. ms, and ,Sia Salim Smear-W. U sod T. Brew% 11110111.21- J. Gresham sod J. Craws si M idig astrll mei n ere - Mason and C. Nit, awe engineers -A. J. Holm awl B. Smith, Wire, elastragiatere - D. Dimon mod W. Nays +sin. 1 sensed vlota.lien-It watmarask and T. . Ilhombess, draper-J. Taylor and J. Pewirma. Illemport. man Ta w spinaera-E. atomill and T. Warillosed, Llrerpee, einlaisldd VIM -1. mooteeth. R. Ormond. and O. Wall, Hayed/ and Moshooter, calico printers. SCOTCH SEQUEBTIIATIOBL Donato Pass'. Jon lovarners, izonmemer, May 21, at the Cale. d aim Had. In.eal• , Boon E,emaasaer and Gnomes Moo Esothsoam. Mettle:stow, near Groove, dyers. May 32, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. THE EARL or Fira.—We regret. to learn that the beal•b of this estimable nobleosso wit , fq th e put week has been met us to UVASIOII much t.lxicty. Oo Tuesday, however, the aceonots were some .Itat store favourable. th e ', ec lai r 79• h 'ay.—Caledonian Afar ry, THE POLICE COURTS. WOII.I3IIIP.STARET. Two young min, of respectable appearance, who gave the nameetalamoisland Johi Morris, were charged before IS& Hansa with somapirsey to defraud. Mr. Wester, he the yrosseratiss, maid that the prisoners were clowned with ea entemehe end organised gang. The name reentioned were essained, and they profes'ed to carry Yesterday afternoon the atetreplin and adjacent on a large beanies is a " Gin," but a_greater sham" it putt, "Whin a circle of twenty Mim i wow whiled with • would he digisetit to wawasfwe• Such offences were greatly thunder-smuts. The atmosphere be tbe weatader was ust. en the Lamas', sad a knowledge of the perfected means by „um, soot f err t hi s w i t h a gut). imam from the which they were carried out greatly interested the COMBO,. westwszcl, which, between one rod two Vela sh, VMS See cyst eeetmwsig' seeded by a dead oleo, the sky Wiese fiddly overcast, and The prosecutor , Mr. Thomas Stevens, then stated that the ataosphere was doll end oppreedre, with every indices he wen in partasrs.blp with his brother, in Derbyshire, bon of • cowing store, which rapidly _hose the ia the assaufasore of barytes, lied u colour making. with frequent and ei ashes of forked light* Oa Os lith Ifineek lea th rewrived • commanie.- sting anisacoessive peals el newsier. It onneenwed rein. des Mimed haw " Row " Pritehard's-rand, ins' hard shoat three Ode* rid alatineed wWwt essleg Reeknay. awl " Not* red CJ. ;" for swirly two beery, grog sitak thee peels It needing in eesee ew et w7ieh five Mai Otto ankle awned were thunder were thigenat. forw uiei teenVesetts, tlwawaltiammulisettlisarawd Unit half-pose three the impels of Trinity Chareb, Jostles diesel Oentesoll to VW 1. 61 •••• OS the .5111 Trinity•saleara, Dicaaya, maaabbab by aba ilibraher. The Aped, the OMB WOE , bill" aim 11111168 tk° toloot: , .oishog wilseaester wee et the Moe labile( • eiodemia- end per oat_ _ Idelgieless subsequently in. tea opt the shank wbteas sa id aa g as o ,4wrripeorposphs. dead whose le sad* laweaur pesessally of the respects. Jaw oli the ROM Meraroad Prolate bad egnelvhol the Witty of the pollee be was dee, Wilms With, and on the a .„.. , wy sad mos about to woad the gut" • EGA of Ist of May he am to Leedom, hood a oft known as Row littlaios . wivik I " "odious side et the wiAels wharf, bet netting denoting that se colour business was earraosiate.i 9t• ww• f le owdkneslinieSaisese bob( . suited ea there, UN _ 61 0° 6 dis”roibio as aaaam . „,„Ad mr ere then a banana ir oni ;- yang as !raw Who and Noe Wader& sae following day ugly it maps: ffilip Om* the ae eanotrad te see the primmer', who at 0.09 admitted the at the &Isiah_ was. ' best lase * ra w pim a : M e mu. ' ► -mobs and yeas a sm o g pejer, whiff b of , cou ..... rse was driver, who wee . t . ag wish his nib hue the emh . ese , e ei gh w ill Until the fret semen* was fh:erit el. ,,t.'",:. c l ane , gate, narrowly .eado„: 4 •6 Wok ea the mew p sties e ,7enatian that (mooed prisoners .1 4.. . fell within aha see, of Church.lane, Laws Cla p w o, and that THE TMUNDERSTO'RM. FROM ths LONDON OAZI llsy 11. Downnunriurr. may W. me Queen lass lessa pier el It mods& dr Y••. Jobs WWI Week% Doter fa Dttlalty, to be *Niel owl tememalsa Wis. et Stens 1 Likes, Is the rsom at dee • Poo. Owe Ando Tied. desiesed. WHITEHA MAT 9. The Own las teas tiered to LL. presses the Rev. Imes Oudot to the thasek sad parlett el Clearia. la We peeseytery of Totsid, sod meaty QS Vaal. meat by the death of the Rev. flows Wilma. MAT 10. • • Tao Qom has Mm pfd to Fie&deli Eden. Mt, Se be Lanatmeest hi the Artillery Oompaay of Leedom, &s the term at Am man from the date breed. FORSION OFFICE, Way 10. The uer boa bees Oared to of Mr. Fraser Deter r Carol Q at Adelaide, for too Wag of Protra. WAS CIVICS WAY 11. BAlttmot of Drees Osers-beginestal bergeent.Wejar David Wale le be egragt, Mesa paverre. ire Hayes. appointed to the /01 Drape Orals. tea Deism (reple-Uselarnt 1. 0. MS to le adjutant. vice Mb Dream ewer - briapprabe net tbee m, tl= Ilessaames. boa the ere ee be askiessioarpos. rlr hawaywab lobe esstra. te Deem erale-Treparlesabbleder Orrin Dey be be ealiMl=vary Harold de Ilenebel, O r le be amt. vice Irak% ware appelaimalt ire lea err ere& l ~ h 96 4 t * ellt Dis r ai Pir aa te==iminseed. hos the Despair iffy bar imietio. a = ter tit saber prier else iseepeary. Mr la let Draper -Cart D. 11. Imam se be Tonemeat, bp 0= re 11MM thstriek Dirt, rho nerse. Orale-Tbe raper ipaben al the gentleman ape =tna enalgeog gni Ilenemeamsy, without panda" tth ake ilistrea Ilmereley. let lierreet el Peso-. Wad tieweya Itotene, pat., bat maga, witbeat sloe Heriessil beemoted. 4th Teet-lhemme Unagr, pr. to be arias. by probele, in sue miss r liesterst Term reartra. MD, rat -Aedelareserse Tares Oars; *MI the staS toristuatrapso. vies reeilya. The esimps to 7th rest-elierepea ed releser Ciro Timms Neener, to beriper laserree, staisi to tba Or Derr& Mb Test-Ts be Trips resat pesbre-rair Pier herr r o l a = fields Charrisk. spe per. AN Des% appletal to 11th port-t brabeen Mar% pet., tow amigo, rtborpordiess 15th yeah lbe to Issigns. siert parebeer-Heary Poore Oro Ores gent.,• Mary Meer At, vise Maur. yeaseed in the it Per lath Ace-Mrse aleribresday Ira% to be rigs by pr ober k orereles to Llauteart risear. rearted. To Dation be ralpeorther parebre-Hop are. ger; Meer Peer& pat. lath root-lirlp Treads Davis to be 111. 1., rater purehre. vice RAM applatel to the Nth Coat; Hwy Trope% pr. to barer- tether p re. roe Davis. PeraleareeirDelerel Y. C. Everit t Dee baiter 284 ‘ Imbed. le M liseirestriessi, it., ream vbe sarrate ; Ilease agen rz e l= to be arse. ipse ster i cZ vice r is t i =M isig vatheat r _ M ing e ea seettrbel ; t. 8. labour" terra predrib yes A. Is se lisellsear rear perms vies saws 21111 Tasi- p+ T. P. Sere to be major. wither purrs it.. Beer. proper rear psedire to aa arerebd liestarat edrary ; lisimmer Maim Baty Cadman to be sepals midi , ad: a zd or wiebma .h tzt: reset eta Carleton; pat., rat Mei" I ISM PegillemeaMeder 4. ' D a ! l lrell to be earrorlibeet reebre. r deriort ; lieutenant F. F Vise te aegenin. wither prober See Belt; rip .t 1. Willi 1111•16 le be irseturt, resat peed.... Ste Vine • Inept T. V. Lore to to Ilearsees. ' with prow rice Meioses dame praisers. either pew ' elms ea UM April, 18" bee Ma eancsirti; DriW H. S. Dare to Is lintrant, wittiest pareiree. vies Lew* pro vo- Ysa ea the le May. Irk has bra assalled. To he trim weber ve retese-Oseress William awry Pim% pal.; Arthur 213 11 16P-Unlath Dag N.Ml gle W. a. IPPlibssis r to rod% by par. elms, vise trainers,, be retiree ; Ihrip Oscar Perm to be Mentmene, W pmeisee. Mee Dutebineon. tub Pre-Theinee Pare Wray, pent., to be engin, without pr eheat. red Foot -Darien Tear Oscar Cesar gent, to be ensign, without puniest _ _ 242 h root-Itueles W. M. Dunbar to be liedeneat, witting peroluse, else Jced ,n, killed in action ; Charles de In. Orela, gent. to be ea gles, without purclrtre vice Dunbar, 1001 k Fox-WillDm Doyens, pd. to C all esel le pt *tame CM Foot-Caries Hon:retor Yam psi. C rah = without ended 42nd Pont-Thomas Manalbria mat e ea b maw. toy pm eked, esectedus b Llevalseed wbe taken 49th Foot in -Ildward 0111d1. pat, to be ebbed pembegs. 44th Fed-Captain C. F. DAmpbell to be melt, by perelath vies Fyik, who retires; Lisnlenant F. J. think to to mei% by per cage. vise Oimpbell; Oserue Power Cobb., got. to be sae gn wittiest dee ham appoiated to dm Mb Foot. The el imam Cross, to beer dais Mb November, 18114. liee et see 1834, as previctudy stated. 4 7 th Feet -11111sibmse Erwros. t., to be ensign, without purchase, nee Ceeweie.Osedien. Mst Ped-lb be Masa purchne -Dunlop Gloat, tent.; Mamma merry gent. wee Bamford, promoted in the SW Bede BMW Oar& Pod-dung of Jobs Alta Wood, from the Northumberland MUNN to be edam, ebbed posher Stilt rout -01~3, W. reap. le be sasjor, without purchase, vise Byte. Illeammet M. Peale. to be captain, without' purame. eke Way; ludo Osage Sion to be lieutenant, whim= p- earisi a eke leate; him L. Kelaall, gent., to beeniden, without gedebsegorkeam. 67th lent-7b some star step appointed on the 13th ult.ts Tra 'Won/net TreggsBl. ogreelerally gated. 38tit net-Winks Hi pat. to be edge. without pendia ; Hedy Hiagestom, thmt.le be inign, witheatiddase. nes O'Dell, &podded to - the lad Toot 60th loot-To be Liselmenta, without puma= -Lkedeaut John Halley, from the lab Foot; Ensigns A. W. K. Oem. J. A. Har rah, and Hon. B. IP. Twain To be Eatyes, without purebase /markt Amts, allesed Campbell AfselM, James Sturgeon Hamilton Alger, Wlnward ben litepaorems, rein The mead thiri mad et Banda Coopers. ingninted Aril 21, lel", is "Iletease.w gal get Briesideptu= s4 leted. 61dPeeer 17. O. Dodd b nee BrecebOamel TleteL Ind rakes; Ometie J. W r le be tares M perebele, nee Demos; Lbegamet imbed Grath' to be an,d% by mime. vice Mama; Eats JAR Mow to be beelesest. kr mom" nee Orig. 62nd rota-Nallim* lemberta lankes;gent., to be foam with. 13. th it ia st- lham arisablies Thomas. gent., to be ensign, without poz dem 77111Fest-lerw‘Lbonlombeilansi ik =aton tone liesideet wid wahoth melmee..nee idled in ads ; th Bermet. Mika to be major, =purebsee, eke Mum ; Westmont IL, B. Mangum to be sepals, trident roams% Wet O'Beka ; Liteameet T. T. Beset. le be motelo. without pardon, vice Leradiere, Med Is arid ; W.Y.D. Maeda to be lieuttuant, without padre, elerelti Sedan ; Emden O. is. Knowles to be lieutenant, witting= padr dam. via Itelafat Butts; Joan Adam, attn., to be wtthout 79th rost-Armale Ibm all illoGwire, gent., to be ensign, by pur -1 c a l tat li tTe rallidt be las ts r d' ithout purchase-Jame Henry Lista. sid.; Wald um Nary ven Allen, gent. Wee Oar, when els pgatilling bes b added. 1331 Mhßrlp J. B. Wawa to be liedasseth by pmelmeet eke Takes. ear name. 88th amt--hap Odd lateeleim to be theasseth Wand pur chase. die Pada Ideal b emits; Undedes Mew Wailer, from the lakeelembleellailk. le be Inip,intlisat petebeen 89th Toot-Bleasmed Med Wisp abe adds. dasut vice asellemelid, damn d ; Latileams astir 5, 3. Perot be w ata wedge, nee Selby. dm= J Id, bees mead ,• Lindland ILL 8=?:o l be oda* ws tbea purdese. else lIKI, dad st W iamb; ra nge H. T. Laid le be ileelemai. wealth mme, vies Selby ; Sedge J. A. Itemend to be bentana. "abed purer; nos Lloyd, dose prima+ on Jan. v, 1193. bee bees smutt ed; Baden W. O. Inewukts to be utanant, witted gereesse au. vb: thews; Welter S ra Madoesels, gent., to be ease. gerpta l t villi IL Monk to be adds, without pa ds Clatted. deemed ; Lieutenant Ha* Prestos to be diked amthed Tim aegativ, whose gemetion on Hsnb. Ad, kabern addled ; Eras C. B. Wyse to be Kees v gig ! seg nee Magenta; Ensign a. T. Wilmer to nee Prawn; Splay Cherry. b• r i j o l.g. . by is etheession to Coded Basted. who retired Son th, lea. nob Foes-feign O.T. Paley, hem the nth Foot, to be dig% enfant mime; Arthur Bra gat, to be swim without di bedebret-Sergeon Agana amee Stow to linenrgeos, Ida aide. peemeted tke aid. Nth Diet-Blies W. Dims Ora. gent, to be daps, without desamb eke laeb. pregisteL 97th Post-Te dated puthem-unites Xthay, ant., vies Abater" • liebeet Asesday, gent utA Brupute- be It Lleitten= r wttit pesehere- Budge J. L Krws, vim Dyke, deceased ; J. Ashore., K. B. 8. Haring. ton, G. C. Lane, F. C. Moyne. 0. Niched, F. g, Borough, H. 8. Vandstem, end B. 8. Davenport. To e without purchase-Carlon Feces Hinshaw and Henry Lamplugh Wickham, gents. To laa Allatast-Lieutenant Attainder Hey wood. Cold Coati Corps -Lieutenant Themes Cochrane to be empada, with. ou i zioltaas, vice Wayne. appointed to the Land Transport Corps ; s Prawn Hunter ta be lieutatant, without perabiss, vim Paseo, decesesd; Edward 0. Wright. gest., to bap. s wawa wane, vice Hatter ; Enrage James Taylor to be Iseemin‘irilia oat purchase, vise Contrast UNATTACHED. Kalov and Brevet-Lieutenant-Coloael Y. C. Sveksb. of rho 20th p 0 ,,,t, to bare his brevet rank converted into substantive rank under Use royal warrant of Oct. 8, Ibid. STAFF. - - - - - - - - Colgoe George Bell, from the IstPout, to be lostoeting add officer of a recruiting district, wise Carmel Jllchel , C. 8., appointed to the Turkish traiturgest Pace. LAND TRANSPORT OORPIL Lieutenant and Quartersoster D. n. Opley to be captain of • dial. sloe, eke Dent. trio ream. To be tauarterntotet of Belnde—Sergeant Phloem Banks, from the Royal ArtiSem nee 0411,. protior.ed ; Slresant WSW= Handy. .le. kola the Royal Artillery. eke Downie, who resigns. Yo be Veterinary Sargess —William Death, gent. - - HOSPITAL STAPP: Burg or Acores Anders" Sole the eta Lett Oresocsa, to be foam Pt the Ara deo, rise Pine, Aotwared; Ateletant.Suerme Dapegtue, Milos Eatoa, from Ye Ma Foot, to be sett margeoa of t h o w ea l aloe, via" Hominid, appalled _to the 7 th Pet; Ami l oasuikar. 4 ;oesees !media. aerie to be 10 ,141, Ma Of the m u m Mem ; Awoke" Samna Almada WArthoe, Y.D. from the Ns jeOle to be ne:eoutro 01 the wooed ales:: steletast. Dames jou Mai ow,: .D., hoot the /lb Poo, 1. , be staff. mien at :he eased eta:: Aleatent.Sorgeon Hoary Fowles I GOOD NEWS YWHERE!!! BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead, Sots, Chair, Inclined Couch , Mosquito Tent , and Wa'erpeog or hurricane Teel, parka is one core, weight from MM. to 121ba., Worth 21 inches by • deep a=ood. No moldier, w ant : traredor. or Weald Amid be wi th out ow. Bold only by W. LOOM), MegMmt Boom, I. Strand. `Z-..~-ate -~...~_ _...~_...~ SOFA. ;.! • r \\\ •.• fiIIMICIIL TINT. N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BE PROCEEDED AGAINST. SPORTING. -4 , -- TATTERSALL'S.-THURBDAY. DERBY. 5 to 1 silt Mr. Howard's M. Hobert (t to 10014 11 to I Mi..= of the Wee 7 to 1 Lord 's Dr Cars (t to 1501.) 10 to 1 Mr. 's Rieman (t to 50t.) 12 to 1 Yr. V. L. Popham's Wild Dowell (t) 14 to 1 Mr. I. Adkiss's Flatterer ~t) The room was wry thinly sttsitied. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. A goodly number of the subscribers having gone to Shrewsbury, there was not woeh done hire as fame events, Woes druided Were to-Oa; claim'•( the greatest •hare of attention. Snowed are the eel; truseetions that cares under oar nodes : SOMERSETSRIEE STAKES. 3 to 1 yet Types (1) to 1 Little Harry (t) 9 to 1 Mishap (t) TAE DERBY. 100 to begot Bt. Hobert end Lord of the hies ~ t) 6to 1 De Clare (oft) • 10 to 1 Rifleman (D SHREWSBURY RACES—FRIDAY. Tat Arriconast ennui of 5 DM. each, with 30 added ; far 3,3 e. Wig; oohs, it; medallion bet 111 b. The winner to be sold for 1001.; aliweracee if to be sold for less ; the second W save tila stake. Pisa lairr(6 sake.) ilyth's The Cropper, by Flatcar:We, 3 yrs (4014, 7st 10Ib (Asbasaill) Mr. R. R. Clark's Priesteraft, 3 yrs (401.), let r. l . WiZte Kr. Moseley's Troutins, $ yrs (401.), Set 1110 Mr. Saunders's Orfila, 3 yrs (401.), thi Illb l;3ll a — o —ni 4 TM winner was bought, in for MO guineas. Two Acne bouNil. fiTAINI of & son. wok, with SO added. for all ills essend to save Ws stake; the winner to be sold for 1001 ; Niswtnet 1f Ibr /OM Three quarters et a mile. (5 subs.) 1 Mr. SUOIII.III Usurer by Plataatcher, S yr. (301.), iht (Quinton) 1 Mr. Ooodred's Peerless. S yr. MO, let Sib (fordhem) 2 111/. Price's Maid of Newland.. yrs ($01.), bet Slb ( ilearparin 3 Mr. Mather's Meier., 4 yrs (Wl.), Het. 71b (T. CUB) 4 The winner was basalts In for 100 son Tue Hawunosra Cur value 1001. and upwards, by subscriptions of 10 sewn each. Various allowances and penalties. The winner to be sold for 4051.; snowiness if for less. Cup Course. Two miles and a ball. (SI sins.) Lord John Scott's Vingt-un byAlsnn, 4 yrs (1001.), Set 131 b (Ashaseß) 1 Mr. Painser's Way, 4 yrs 0000, 7st 41b . ... „.. (Aldero t) 2 Mn. Parker's Joe Millar, 6 yrs (1001.), 7st 101 b (Wlls) 3 HANDICAP PLase of 3 mow. MN. with 30 added, for 2-yr .olds; the sewed to save his stake; the winner to be sold for 301. Severs fur (s sae.) rftpsissd% TM Lone, by Faugh-s..ltallsgb, bet 1016)(Fordha 1 Mn. Rodbell% Van Denek, 6gt 71b ....„(Qalnton Mn. Malaga's OWN% let (Wells $ Tee Aarsmrs Swstwratss Or 10 sown each, 3 ft, with 50 added; the second to rain Se sew. net of the stakes, and We third to woe Ws stake •• swim walks and C10wn.... Shropshire Come , about a m ss owl squalor. (0 subs.) Mr. Matbsea wkl4tlsrt,by Bess, 4 yrs, (ist ...... (Wall 1 Lord Dsrbyb Hellbyberss, yrs, Set lenb (Ash man) 2 Mr. Docshty'. 13/wwws, 4 yrs, Est (J. Printer 3 Tee Coasoaancet HANDICAP of 3 son. each, with 23 added, for 3-yr-olds mad upwards. The winner to be sold for 401. The second O save his stake. T.Y.C. (hubs.) Mr. Wood's Pawn by Sir Imo, 4 yrs, let Sib Mr. R. R. CMOs% Magapors. yrs,6st 12lb Mr. Wallow% Ms& Spell. 2 yrs, 4W 1110 Mr. Clark's isdba Qom. I Est - (Walters) 4 . Ma whiner wu b o ught in for Iso guinesi. A HAWDICAP PLATO Of SO SOT& About a mile and a half. Mr. nista'. Whalebone, by Heron, 3 yrs, est fib (Quin ton) 1 Mr Sparrow's Waster Slender, 0 yrs, 7st 91b (T. Cliff) 2 Mr. Laws'. Jenny Wren, 4 yrs, bat 1 ilb (Carroll) 3 LATEST BE ITI NO ON THE COUESE. lo t STAKES. 9 to 4 apt Tyee (t) Ma p eda () Bto 1 Little Harry t (t and oil) 10 to 1 Mithap (t) 10 to 1 Pantuaim (t) 100 to 7 St. Andrew (t) Offers to tab 15 to 1 about Whalebone. DERBY. Ito 1 ow The Field 10 to 1 agst Wild Dayrell (t) 10 to 1 Rifleman (11 to 1 t freely) 13 to 1 flatterer 1990 to 21 Nam (t) (t) We Mud no offer about De Clare. ! SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN POR7B.—tlutty, Belize; Elide, at Trieste ; Tryphans, and Cu , n of tbs West, at Messina; Prophet., at Ostend; Dart, gr ew ., shaven ; Alida, Stranger, and Morgenster, at Salto.% Clayton, at Teml ; Door, (s.s.), at Oporto. SAILED FOR LIVERPOOL.—Antonio, Aptil 2:3, ..ad rod, 27M, from Malaga. MARKETS. BUGAIL—The average price of wags; the produce of the Bridah powestolis in Amerien, computed tram the returns wade In the work ending the itth day of NW, leak Is 20e. Ind. Sugar, the produce of the Mauratios, 211.6 d. The &Taw paler of brown or Maws redo sugar, the prolues of the but mare, in the week ending u acre, irll7s. Sid. The average erke of the three kaegoing descrip tions of sugar , jointly, is SOL Stl.. BUGAlL—Bnisrot, MAT 11.—We are still without arrivals from the West lads; notwithstanding the ohmage of wind, and there is not a soh le the port in led bra. naafis supplies platbniarly from Iletbadesh ass badly 1111101111* by to present Is pa Wks miaat el beams Me seed elan hei. "ll CilY Vietleas of eel am. Netailine. We pm via IX=ldeped MaNia. dewed am he holed CI:Me dolma had% IM !Ymei* le gay Me; de Lire ft Wm We mit. Salmi: Me NM ha. tea hi eat mint le tbe dincelty elpeelmed by Or am. Ilashwen is ihde mem at pekes ryllaillepperndisals *the mem Oily we impeded to pay he ihe meheki. elm the new Mile am into operation neared, my beam be been dam bete la NOW pnaltice, and the .to are ansegnently soya- Ilk naturally causes a dulness In as winfag. end it can !•1111 .111 = espeend that rams will continuo to taley ems the i r u r: mat gestedome toe raw sugars If this Mate of le to last. is neerelhodred ter this week ; but in the absence of aaything like as amsetment the trantsetions on the spot are quite unimportant. WOOL—Lams, Way 11.—Tbe sales of combing wools are without change etnoe lad week, and prices remain firm. Clothing wools of middle quality (both white sod grey) are in good demand,:and prima ore firm, caused to some estent by two of the most excellent woollen markets whioh we Dave had in Leeds for some time;pe.t. CORN.— Cumoisroan KAY 11.—Sinoe our last report the weetht r has changed to &W. wild, with a more genial atmosphere, which, with fine Mower& will greatly improve the growing mops, which were suffering from the want of rain and the severe night-frosts. The trade to-day had booed the excitement of last week, still farmers consider they hare the wheat in their own hauls, and demand high rates. The market closed Armin at a decline of 2s. per qr. from last week's rates; red, 725. to 72e.; White, Ms. 84a. LINCOLN MAT 11.—Ws hod a fair supply at our make'. to-day; the trade flret, at tally last week's rates. Wheat, red, 77e. to 79a. ; white, Me. to Ste. Barley 'tweeted its farmer value, 325. to yin. Very few oats showing. Nothing doing in beans. WATT:MID. MAT ll.—There was & good attendanse, and wheat met with a tab sale at last week's pewee, !Mooing/we white. 784. to 794; new ditto, tea. Wets.; red, 675. to 72a. ; new ditto, 71s. to 74e. Diable and lEsalgs , 77s to 814; Baltic and Ham burg new red, 84s. to 745. ; barley, oats, and &Win* as re test weak. The averages for the week ending May 7 are : 3.333 qrs., at 72r. 81d. ; barley, 888, at 325. ; oats, 132, at 295. ; beans, 148, at 434.44 d. 00ALS.-Lcanoa KAT 11.-Beisids West Hartley, 17s. 6d.; Davison'. West Ha rtley, 17s. 6d.; MI we 17s. 6d.; Howard'. Wart Hartley Netherton. 17.. 6d. ; 'a West Hartley, 17a. 64. ; Tanneld,Mow• 16..; Twirled Moor Butes, 165.; Walker WW mum., 13s. 94.; Wy4un, 13s. 6d. • Walls End Gostorth, 16. ; Had HBan lea . ~ zaij, Horton, 16a 944 Walls 'End Heaton, 16.. 61.; d.; Walls End Itiddell.l6.. 94.; Walls Had Wham. silk les. 94.; Ede. Maui. 16s. ; Beton Weat Hartley, 18s. 3d. Walls Ead Helton, 19..; Walls End Kepler Grange, 18s.; Walls Ind /anima, 18.. 64.; Walla End North Helton, 18s. Id.; Walls Ead inmall's Helton, 18.. 34.; Walls Ead booth Hatton, 18.. 6d. ; Walls Zwil Stewart's, 19a. ; Walls End Caradoe, 18e. ; Walls End Hartlepool, lan 6d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, Us. id. ; Walls End South Hartle. " a go ; Walls End South Hellos, 17s. 64; Walls End Ti.., 19..; berwentwater Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Squborwen Merthyr, 235. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (PROM TEE TUR OFFICE OP TEE ILRCTRIC TILIORAPII CO .) FRIDAY, MAT 11. Sinuous. Coarse of Wind. State of Weedier. Greenwkat LWOW . S.W. liswebeefter illialidd Oesibie Iliwyport Innessier Whttelsiven N.W. Linde N.N.B. ... Rain. Soatisoupate ....... B.W. Cowes W. Portsmouth Poole LW. Wiricidleld Briatol Flys:math ......... . . ... LW. Exeter °teamster S.W. audit ...— W. Fine. Swansea W. lisverfordwast . Harm Heists= Beaks Great Grimsby N.W. Gaindiesousk N.W. Tanwiath N.W. Leissallott N.W. Derby N. Lakin* = N.W. oody. Delft ..... ........... .... N.W. = N.W. Very cloudy. S.W. Fine. ONNlcklee Yak ........... .... N.N.W Rain. INlWlmilit .11/ . .11. =PW.................... E ma y. N.E Plow AWN= N.E Coady. Dodos W. thollwia - d . W. PAW. Hal ARRI YID. Asoo-at Hull, May 10, from •••• • - Owns AURTIN-at Portsmouth, May 10, from ..... ....... _Bei m Aaso-at Queostown, May 9, from throat% issa-at shields, Kay 10, from Arrnronse-at Deal, 'ley 10, ifrom lli, :ut r V-1: ANP-Ilt Gravesend, May 10, from .... Lases-at Gravesend, May 11, from Antes-at Gravesend, May it. from :Milo dasetero-et Gravesend, It: y 11, from ......„„ pi ma don Rom- off Liverpool, May ii, from SW" Las Poem-at Liverpool. Pito •1, from .. - ...... - Amen-at Liverpool, May 11, from Vela, Bas amen -e1 . I.4verprl, May 11, from . ..„„„,„„, m om . vkie --- -------' .--' from ...m-at Liverpool, M.y 11, hams-at Queenstown, May 9, from Caoaao-at Gravesend, May 10, from ° ll = CALVDOVIA-at Of AVeland, May 11, from - .. ila i t Ctrl or Loa now-at Gravesend. May 11, ?ran._ erre or Lownos-at Grafton& Slay 11, from ...... gl oat , CADADA-.4$ OISTISIESO , May 11, from ....., y wka CIIADDESJIADOIE -at Deal, May 10, from ..... ...... ..... ....cap e ' Ciaurno-at Queenstown, May 9, from wo mb CONSIODOILI-at Deal, Ma 10, from limn m Carraear-at Purtamout May 11, Som . ..... ..... ga w ks, COMB/TOD Of Tfla DCA -ofr verpool, May 11, son MAME, CATKLIDSA -at Liverpool, May 11, from.- .••• •.C./ . .0a Apm Comma-at Liverpool. May 11, from NEM CALIIIIR-111 Liverpool. May 11, from .... _ - ...... ifonerthe Da Wrm Cuwros -at Liverpool. Ma i Ll:, ram New Tart Ihuvaa-at Liverpool, May 11, letormas -off Liverpool, May It Dorman-at Falmouth, May 10, from - Alexandria Bourns-et Cowes, Maylo, from ... ~.Caft ' Kisinwom-at D May 10, from . myna Briny •at Deal, May 10, from Smyrna Eummosovoa -off Plymouth, May 10, from li= Racss-at Gravesend, May 10, from. ... EVA-111 Gravesend, May 11, from itsaa--at Draftees/4 May 11, from . .... Fameron (s.)-off LivairpooL May 11, fr0m............_,= PLYIED DVTCEMAN-01r Liverpool, May 11 Farman-at Grumman, May 11, from Janet Gx.aa-st Queenstowa, May 9, from Awn Gormand-at Queimatown. May 9, hem Gamma Itamotne-at Liverpool, May It, from-EA nos Asft Ibiamirs -at Liverpool, May 11, from Haar Btu.-at LiVerpool, Illy 11, from 9..“ 6ftaftlia Howar.r-off Liverpool, May 11, from ...-............ Rio Janke lavitmars-at Liverpool, May 11, fr0m.................8amin law-at Deal, May 10, from Ina-at Falmouth, May 10, from Sake* Josiva-at Poromouth, May iO, from Cumentimg JADES-at Poole, May 10, from Joss Gotterr-at Orneiend, May 11, fr0m..... . ,... Ana* Juttam-at °ravened, May 11, from Psil. liks JAMAICA-at Gravesend, May 10, from Juan- at Liverpool, May 11, from Al= laltallAll 71011A0E-at Liverpool, May 11, trom 11se TIM Jusa-at Liverpool, May 11, from Jars Tumour-at Liverpool. May 11, from . ....... _. fkaley JAMS* CAUTIIY-Off Liverpool, May 11, 110111............. ••Aallllll4 KITE-at Deal, May il, from LAPDA-Off Liverpool, May 11, from.... .... Lamaist's-at Gravesend, May 10, from..., .. ......-.Lacoa LADY K. BARHAM-at Gravesend., May 11, Meal ...... JUNES Laftwza-at Grimsby, May 10, fr0m........, Conielagae l ga Maatoir-at Gravesend, May - 11, from ..... ....Mune ltarsoa-at Deal, May 10, from Car Wafts &MD Amens-at Falmouth, May 10, hem... Porto Rim Maar -at Liverpool, l May 11, from MASCMIET SI LA LJ-at Li verpool. May 11, from Haws NAOIII-0I 'spool. May 11, from Alexandria Of lAN WAVE-at Liverpool, May 11, from Alain:dna Clumit-et Shielda, May 10, from • C. Vecchia Paine/ass-at Graft: end, May 11. from IP.T.P. -at tsraveoend. May 10, from Santander Primo: Aunar -at Milford, May 9, from Cagliari Pastor QCUN -01! Liverpool, May 11, 110111...... ..... ... Caleatta Fatima-at Liverpool, May 11, from COMM or Tea Baer-at Liverpool, May 11. Iran - .7 - " l i k g y l ab ta itmaava-at Deal, Mar 10, from Scuceinu ,at Deal, May 10, from tioulum-at Falmouth, May 10, from . Rut& 211CONDA DOLISIaa-at Falmouth, May 10, from WO GISMO SRA KASOCII-at Queenstown, May 9, from ....... AVADIAII -at Mumbles, May 9, from - Cuba demo-at Gravesend, May 10, from 81a R. 8 at Gravesend, May 11, from Manilla inam Asa MAIT-at OTLVINISILd, May 11, 11010 - Guernsey More-at Ormond, May 11, from _ Barbados, Tauhrtnas-at Liverpool, May 11 Thorn-off Liverpool, May 11, from.... ra.s.SPAIIIII-ort Liverpool, May 11, from .... .. ..... Calcutta To:in.-at Gravesend, May 11, from Hamburg fa/BINA-at Deal, May 10. from Alleanta WIURAMS-at Deal, May 10, (mai Manila ft_ usosf,-at Grave/and, May 11, from asa N a r w as EAOLD-at Liverpool, May 11, from Si. J..-..'s, y YaseQl:lll,EX-at Liverpool, May 11, from &Dos a NAILED. ADAMS-from Liverpool, May 11, to Bombay HATraIIAT-from Gravesend, May 11, to Madram BIM/AMIN-from Falmouth, i May 10, to .... Leith Comm lota-trout Cowes, May 10, to. CHRISTIAN-kW/ Fslolol/02, May 10, to Gotheol i m CHOICZ-from Pohlman), May 10, to CaIIONET-from Liverpool, May 11, to Venice Doc) oa-from Liverpool, May I', to eteeldislm EAGLE-from Liverpool, May 11, to tram Ettassuit-trom Liverpool, May 11, t 0...., ............ Quebec) lowom-from Cowes, May 9. to Loodon Itvourra -from Cowes, May 10, to Antwerp EIJZ.IIAIitIION-from Falmouth, May 10, to Antwerp FIUIIA -from Graveiend, May 11, to 01 -tuoull - from Limroool, May 11, to Newfoundland Elsm.r Imlay-from Liverpool, May 11, to Marieilles RAILMONIC-from Falmouth, May 10, to Konigsberg Hamra-from Falmouth, May 10, to Haur..x Pamir-tem, Greenock, May 9, to Jamaica HOPI-from Portsmouth, May 10, to . - Sunderland Bomar Emaa-from Oravermid, May 11, to Constantioopla JUST-from Poole, May 10, to . Newtoundland LISMTNINO-from Liverpool, May 11, to biltraltor MARY M.NIA.II-tram Liverpool, May 11. to Malta litwrts-Rum Portsmouth, May 10, m.....,„.......... . NA Bea NOLLIIN-from Falmouth, May 10, to fmxlienlSMS Niurrsma -trout Falmouth, May 10, to 140/TMCIIMMILASU -from Gravesend, May 11, to New Tort Narmoom ILL-from Liverpool, May 11, to Bombay Omosansommo-trom Liverpool, May 11, to /KOVAL VICTJILIA-from Liverpool, May 11, to - Halifax Samoarras-Rom Liverpool, May 11, to . Constanunople &no or Passions -from Liverpool, May 11, to Cape de Verdo Szo R. Pat. - from Gravesend, May 11, to . Vicutairr- tram Gravesend, May 11, to „„„ Baltie Vicroasa -from Gravesend, May 11, to ......... ............. Swam* WILLINMIT-from Gramma& May 11, to ..... • .... Matins Waxnaami-from Liverpool, May 11, to ,,,...........Trinidad We. Mastic -from Gresocsek. May 9, t 0..-......- ... Demmer, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amiga (Dutch ship), from London for Adelaide, Jan. 28, tot. 22,88 N., lon. 22.59 W.; out 18 days. Cornubw, Ellison, fn. m London for New Zealand, Feb. 12, Ist. 2.40 P., lon. 27.10 W.; out 59 days ; all wen. Helen Wallace, from Liverpool for Calcutta, ?Jamb 13, lat. 2 0., lon. 19 W. 'Maas, Verberne, from London for Port PIUUM, March 9, lat. 2 N., lon. 20 W. Mino (a. a.), bound 8., May 8, off the Huallaga. (Advertisement.)— HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AN UN MUM° 11RICIDT FOR LITRR COIRPLAII47II AND 114Dt0EPTION.-1311•id ' Carter, Erg., proprietor of the Ballyshannon Hera a," published in his paper or the 16th of January, 1852, the following extraordinary cure, which lately ease under bie notice; geutlemln of the barony of liyrbuith had suffered for years from a diairt ered liver l areempanied by a dreadful cough. He bad medial adrift for three years without deriving any benefit. At length he hail recourse to Holloway's pills, and this eioellent medicine soon pee biro relief, by 4 rising the cough, and pertaining Min to enjoy sound and refresh- lag sleep. After continuing their use a SUM time they effected a perfect cure of his malady. and restored hien to good health."—Ned Strand, druggists, and at Probst/or Holloway's estailislemests, 244, London, and 80, Malden-lane, New 'York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS'. -.- BIRTHS. AN NF.-7day 7, et Newmarket-terrace, Norwich, the wife of Mr. C. Anne, of a son. Kt 81 EN.—May 7, at W..ilserbampton, the wife of T. T. Keetrs•T, of a .faughter. PhTKE.—Kay 9. at Colby How, Kensington, the Hon. Mrs. C. E. Pare, of a daughter. PHILBRILK. • May 9, the wlfri of CI. E. Philbriok, Esq., of Kruk. wood 1 o ge. Croydon, of a daughter. aftPL.: , .—lday 9, at Albert-te. race, Knightabridge, the wife of T. Riarpue, Beg of a daughter. SMYTIL—May 7, at the Vicarage, Batting, the wife of the Res s. C. Smyth, of a sun. MARRIAGES. BRETT—MAITHEWS.—fday 10, at St Peter's, Eaton-slum. In Oa Rev. W. H. Diana" LL 8., Rector of St Catmint Colema, F. A. Brett, Rag., 4 ird Madras N.A., sou of the late Bev. J. G. Brett, of Rawl igh. Chelan. to Julia Heartens, daughter ot the lane 8. Matthews, Reg, of Plymouth, Devoe. ROBERTNON—LIArRatt—IIay 10, at st, Nicholas' ettureh, tingham, by the Rev. T. 6 Fowler, T. Robertson, M•D, of Not tieeham, to Elisabeth Ann. daughter of the late J. Leavens, Erg, of Parli.teersee, NOW:wham. STONE —COOK.—May 9, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, T. B. St me, Em., of Little Waltham, Ewer, to Susan, daughter of the late 0:11. Cook, of the 28th Light Dragoons. DEATHS. AN DERiON.—Ma* 9, at Rato 11tuTZterrate , 9t. Jolan'emod, Mateo Christine Jane, d.uabter ot T. P. Aoderson, aq aged 12. DOFF.—Hay 7, at Paps, W. H. Duff, Esq., o Oreevenor.pese. spd 43. PEARNIIRAD. May 8, at Oakhdn, Rutland, P. Pearnhead, Eaew late e 4 Clifford's-tan and Fulham, aged 88. Pest.: sad published o N ttisian litss Anus, of he. d, Lonier d r-r In the Ott, at London, Printer, et the Office, le Landism tr evt, .4 the pierinet of Whitelrisr..--eseanosr,MAT n. /