The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-08 00:00:00

A . e. -' T t •-ti ty . . . .' . . I , • Tij . • • I 11111 ...Iv • ) ".. . . .• I . I i ..-... ... \ .: .. .. I 1 I . .• . r . 1.. V : a • . •• s !I „....,........_ . . . , ..,.,. • ••. A 5i..•:,••,......•, ..._ •,... .. No. 1,102.] EMIGRATION. BOARD of DIRECTORS et the HULL r the OL* PAKT.—!qAbe biertirol. bins Um of the obostoes of Ibo Hon 01.. Oomomp. do roydro 7 ft WI aa EXTRAORDINARY 011NRRAL =WM of tlio of the soli so. hr Do prom of 6168 66, t6o iatiA ploorW of ibi*Dtr Wo 661 foropo valor Or of WI dooso of door fool of osttlearo gy sad oho br 161 of ma** slolomat of tho 1116 s taa.. el On ooromot 661 poroldow We IEI6 tho boa of arab: arbk, ask if ramoram of cookorto a roliodas or roooludia to Ws- Woe Do addau of orb koLumbood ole- Yea or *me lo at tho ambi. lbw tot tio =of opoobibir sow AMON, br tho Imprint ponspo of wind ad Ni*.B We NNW bo somprer, to of the rovirmoorb of be lIEW Aims of tao olf rou or other. vim ao=ropßoll be purpose of corrybor ea nob nob- Una or Wed tioi Da dor of Ibroll, 1170. JOHN TALL. prom of Do hi to JOHN ROWEL of tbo W/L WEAL Hon Olon Ompsy. LONDON, FRIDAY • EVENING, *ARCH 8, 1880: [THREEPENCE: RAILWAYS A CbTRALIAN LING of PACKET A SHIPS.—Tar STDNIT Mast, labs the ISO of ear mob. and woks Wire toe lun nu* Serb Are*.. vas Disore• to WO (lON TO AI:MAUL—Ts esabi• reopeler to the Aestrern errs, irks. iestres Pert rod po r es. 3, the lowest poodle ere esioirest new* ow • atr rte pre Wilt ftedellsy presisfros), the usioniped bre ertie.sbed a has of superter der dm silW ef Woo Wow he We ewe. i3l seweredatkr el presages floe rude WI be sub. to the inspection of Or mews arlinidas rams Oh se ,k, halt pleffi, fittings anodes, end w 0 w braishei *t.rT nnaM dap or Ind aid rienhorperrier), he whir webs prowl , irdl be nom Thu two ire et Ow air WWII ripe :,nr, well *Med, aol warn i fed bird SW nth eery l• asprowenst to sentas We oresolow bh. sed • .yptnit of all. try Word seer imiksbe he We es romesulas of • hinted ware id sal restere pew snipes The ides and previsions ava woad In tossedrore sift r e ,' awry stab, and are nibs hot prillse. sad Is si sire re es:mord sad append of bed. shroest by pest slime w w.aterl tar the own purpose. jul are elleend sad rowed by Ihressrly iswelot peels% i m ram Orly when awl esperkweil soros; re Web bars Pale otter for onkel etiwirese et iiidlobo. UMW warrle Uri ate we of the WM, Is residere WO esombereen• sobs ✓e was. lord Uwe Ohs NW fossil perboady, es Wired by re Die days nisperture ere the Id sot ISth rib womb hoes Isere% sad Ur 116 Was Orb foes PlynesO. bidet re Jetty. lanes Deett. frenseir Ira bird or raft}. Ws Mr el ships et Ple. ✓oushon a soil tort try the IsHss . Dart; red Cart Mari ream and hew irietiers wren beet es ear eirkel at rower by Leah. sod liikhkagik ISM than. Thoirdps berms uprose atri wilweron peet w ebr wile p d eppereellhe er Strnmei eilis be sollb /wits Ortledisi lee mire friaby. writ was, Ishamit wino sod ruslalsi iseselled lo be werwilleiss red. broodier sr Wers et • Word pre; he err st poseidees wet on the able std ear eisirpreste he ther esesoweirra Wog of We lit ipartillsr fir less of ponders r ;her bars, Ithrrodes, apply so :Is We re westesely dimpoldhl• • solanistims of tr4i , rier dapa i r . Zrak se orb ef the rarriles ▪ oe, his Drew • ha,. sot We ere We et poi -..enetl to their ewe for terwerriss th ews by the est or lit i =report. NA Tweborebstreet. Lander CENTRAL CRIMINAL CO URT. THIS DAY. JUDICIAL. COMMITTEE or THE PRIVY COUNCIL r averime pthi allkips, Ow produce of thil ells geousions Is sasses, asmaipi lion the ratans@ Node to via min Ike 86 it et ibid. Si • Lis. Tid. per ow. =.a. 11mtpiems Mite Ilasettue • Set d. ter .wt eager the oflleet Ulla le le. 8f L pee The avow Idol le the three ixeseem. deterlptfoet WWl', le Wiallfp.— Geeeete. TIM DAT, Two o'CLoon. The share market is steady at yesterday's closing quelatione, though there is not quite so mach buoy. *say of tone es has of We been observable. (heat Westerns mark 59; North Westerns, 106 i ; Mid lands. 404 r Great Northerns, 81; Eastern Coun ties, Ti. No business is going forward in foreign shares. GORHAM v. THE BISHOP OP PIETER. MONEY MARKET. JUDGMENT. THIS DAT. Two &Cram The market for Commis opened this morning at 96L to 96, both for money and amount, from which they advanced to 96 4 . 1 and are now quoted 96 to k, both foe aunt transfer and the 13th inst. The Throe per Cent. Reduced mark 981, 1, and and 99. last f. The new Three-and-a-Quartet pee Cents. 98/ Emmen Luz.viin. CladDi prim Yesterday. Was 'l-41., to I o' sun aims Works kw* I. lOW At Bust et Illehelles hid thie den we. the twasigued. Mes tere et the MEOW§ Cliodesp. Weft readved Mee/see we de Iftesby. tw_~mie IheeesW all as IiZTILKSUIt= 0111111241. d the rnldere • the Woes Peei , tee TIIIIRIAT. the nth ths el fir, ill Veto* Is the at the Cliesty Oast% lese4 Is tist ISAshell. tbe Se rasp et [lsordweses.lldl, ler the mem et Wes elhe sane sea the several sestbes sod thevels sesiessi .101111 JONLII Mb^ 7. ll lla ni Ildseeleue. KOMI CY. Jaw. 111 12& 'd. Par 9Mk ne re IS IS Si 9 Pachognee Bills, 555. ; ditto small, 55e. and 58s. I laud India Bonds, 89s. pram. Long Annuities, 81 sad 9-18. in the foreign market Brazilian Bonds and Dutch Pour per Cents. mink higher, but the transactions an not extensive in any description. The disclaimer made by the Peruvian Constil-Gesevel in London of any intention on the part of his govarnment to con tract a new foreign loin has net improved the makes for Parinims Bends, whisk sr* not se good as yawn/easy, marking 731. The dealings reported are as follows: Belgian Foor-and-a-Half per Cents., at 901 and 90. Brazilian Bonds, at 891. Dutch Four per Cent. Car finest* at 87 and 4. Mexican, at 291 and t. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 741, and 731. Portuguese Converted, at 34. Russian Scrip, at 2 prem. Spanish Active Five per Cents., at 171 and 4; the Three per Cents., at 314. 3 4 6 4 P=. 4t 64 ps. 30 Ma.. te 174 94 aid 17 1:2 111 PERSONS of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either er oat Or Ihas, my IMAM= e 1101DZIATS MOAN ay the We et ankle of howly teseemptiso.—For apply, either pennon" or by letter, to the ma LYDIA a ti = ✓AN TA. Greet helot thin% Charehletiti 11 1 7 01 P 36 34 dim. le I lf li It e x.: li iii* Pm 74 ex div _ ENGLISH FUED&LTaxB DST. Bank Steck, HI 8 MON& £06.88 f Ipm 01. NAL Aara.. 88 Ansa. lel B f I 3 34% CIL IMILI pot (X Gas. /admire 11/64 Us. be Mk 57 74 ex. di,.' 4 715* i (Iv.' 4 S Si lei IS le • r,t 0 UNDON ASSURANCE ja t . ' . • COll/01tOTIIIVS, astablisbad by br -v . aortae Is UN Moo cif Mai talosejyt Amy nest, toe Urf a Fla& Not a • N MAIM DISURANCII4. 4 . 74 / 4 ' ' ' paysi Illsdrop, ONO* aid 110, Ibb Vt. *Ok gabialriot The *aprons of Naltagbei Ito Lk . aro Mew/ 1, Ms Napo. =Vet teat NON boa do re. cS a Tt 1,1-' ' " ' -rD atm Nod. Mats are added as a btoms to ps. ll f.; iA L . Heim ~,, pad L . ... i, l= I . i" . .8 Afkrrß ' ' • abataneist of tie manual D.- rear.: are rums from all liability of muff** a ..... r tea tee o.tbout rartielpatioo in pram y r* , ~,,,,,a t ise ant of tee tbolts of Ran,' are liberally treated. rirs INAltber. an eNoy oterription of N= a : at Nita. an : MARINE 'Nor/ASCE at tlio moot Prop.:we free .‘n peanut or written applkotiso. OILY LOVIt6IICZ, leastary. T HTAM and Co., Merchant Tailors and o ,„ kife , S•:, I )Ifued-atreit, sal N. Oratealturek-strest, !nee pee ;4 4oure Le emessetas that tat the present anent We es - head the lose* a 4 malt aatateive varietyley 4"1.6" WI ti* Wa rt' ' L TECILE CLOTHING, la every amity of style sad materlaL ovIGIODATIL nocs. DRESS sad EMIG COATS. ot ref Erie rpleadoar sad beauty. A)" LENTLLMENS 'MISTS, I OtNGING COATS. Teret!..er vnh the wet superb sera a vit,twnll , sod WAISTCOATS, 4.tp4.4ng one Prater SILO , . li titITP, CS frdutis.6 011/11, imd Ally ANTS' urn." A: .A"iamapat prima Crest Noveldse he EIDER NAN OTZLCOAIS, sad rY It. ch 1N MR PALETOTS, At .t Sera* of rattly Per Cast. The atom Gannento ate ebasuLetared by L. RYAN aid Co. co men' he prtzr V.rt, etach onll WWII the rant peattal and per *. it. et :.t the prrc.. eta he ',mod *II 40 per oust. Sower thee an rr aft IN, by any other Forabh•hroret. • .baer , c—L HYAM sad Co., Merchant Tall" Clothiers, Nan! sa.l Me.:tcr! AA t : ztord.dreet, L esko. I 'Tatters lo 101 0. sals d China, 116, Greonchureb wwc, isid Ta. - —w. If, _ ergot, Maiw.le.-hsess. Tatablrt ISA N.D.—Nows sr* pawing sore sompwi with his haw 3d address. J. 6 vac.ur r.L. anew method of upping emiuk warranted to fa. at al: wan use It, and eappltee wholesale and retail hie NEW IYYLVILIa Tag WhAPPERS (to supra& the basi:lag awaked row war tutu. sad la per meet- The trade sunhat. plb; BARRY'S HEALTH-RESTORING FOOD il.llpll awl LIVANTS,,—IImo IREVALENTA ARABICA Tr.-et and ellecteel remedy (without melbas, bers beetee, nperee, le it sem SO thou lb wise le alter seem of earn for re-you., masaehle bberti, Wee seal Wets cow N. OO . IN o ‘..•r che'? MIA ejllnpla Onakpinden). heteteeleee. 91 4 011 141, ILO rues, /LIMN hearthera, /story, erprerlse„ bawds, er,pas et the skin, sleben it the Mew& dunce rrvir..n r. *l%, sad haler all other dreembsen, debility is M.. oak ra• .nfaata, awn.% bebee. Fla Parry aert Cu., 127, New ir nd-atrert, Leedom; also ri sod Bstkr . F..rnsara, .111a•ao sad Co., Body, f 3, Tarripiers-ratot ; blamer, Nagar, settee, Maass, ; and at 60, Orareahereh-breet ; Clesse•dit; haphapewhereatmlihin ; 109 ead all, brand; sod all poem, emelma sal ieldbles venders he the kingdom. THE LONDON BOOK SOCIETY, in connexion wise 3irritt's SELICT UMW. IS. r iii iiing• Sten% Lootriors-Neare,-.Thp es jimplota provides toe rettenteri, m ewle put of and he weitthoo,l nod, without tat, rail., et duippoi. tart, a eeriest reetterion of the beet and term reek terms of mattatnorta Two Guineas per arum.— Prot/err try be Omura at the library : or of the prbielpat Had. awl • 1 / 4 ma. Lk Oevestrpareet. Haymarket ; bed WentoreAreet, CresdhOrmart. ----- XEWS. NEWS, NEWS.—The Bait, Cheapest. end Lante.e ?terror is the wand . LLOYD'S WEEKLY UMEN NEWAPAPtIt arras Ilia lute Column of the eery ta olltrottee 'to the among et pm t from of prate of the will by mons., neetrie air other mous% frofdlell of mere. Tel. C.lmems et the tww is petered eery Bawds, moat is time le rot. Prim rely p tree. seed three P-tar Wrap to farad Lloyd. 113, wren, Larks. sad term ow ropy la a tem* ; or order of ray am rest THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS 70.110a110W, Mari 11,w1:1 matata tallioataa *may la. Inaba, : B. X votblaaa's Laura as “Oold.aaatair—Taibt haat tar Mr. Robert asepbra.y—Patriat of Mr. tom, Crams Maraud ( lt.), limbo Nam Bridge—"Tbo Th ar of altallebl" at tbo amid Tbastro—Dattioa tbe bulk Mina, at Pan. - Vaal at I.sas Napalm la the Marro b., at Parla—Vatoaatea• hISPrIt re. -nit Wile' ealloalttreat stained Howe, la ad 4 th• ra•st LduWtla of 141—tyro Chunk Basks (ton view.) —.11.0 after the "by Ilaytor—Tie Area" Nadal 'art•L'avot at Palma aratatoroa. bur With UM% IrllrOp. o r camel laid *oak and ail fare. of the week.-4111s. ni b Iltraad.—Priat paw haw Fla .% Orr sour s r 110CSIEHOLD WORlA"—bliskospswe. %vary. %sr ft, volt hs published, pries Si, or 'tarsi ter HOLD pork) No. 1 of OnENWHOLD WORDS. A 'WEEKLY JrfrilltNAL, dorm! ler the Isstretke mit grorot O am. of Swam radorsi b Casual trier% brews fge-p, so. ts. way's. Brest North (-rye all Cam ilmhhetehle to the Maar roar bs ; sad sold b all bac& 8.... re earl nemeses. y rin Thureday nest win he published. ltr ITS GUM; to 1 . 111 TURF tt for 1860 (Spthg Ito Nunatuttnee Le IVA, eangdeeed to the Stk di Mints, and U.' tie l/dut, Levet, sad Gnat Voris/m her 101—A Calendar tA w4 J Les. re, up to the dna/ Of the year --A List of the Trainers ..• by, . hirer, and likenker Cup late—Lane at Ra m rumer . • v. Cva-at -Wieners at the Derby, thns. mod R. Levy, r am bndull : L no/ermine, Felipe hporttag Gallery, 01, Pagsau bk. cu.vr.kwews NEW WOUS. Is. earl, bs amt. Is. Gd., ENJOYM EN T of LIFE. the " 'kw* reereetlaa, re Missal sae et e." tatavan. : Early WI Wamrsav Idaralr4-Isser. sine. *ma the Laminas LaNds.-Tb• Pada. lams. TM . Web Itnatit, aad ether gleasesit places-Country TrTn e l l t e Z 1 . 110 t 4 e. Is. Iter• - Inawtoe at Night -Evenings at Ilso•-Maaie- Tho b raaa-tra /..t,ng, Drisking, blarPilld. EAtkdAd. Mg , a". raw, Inv gates, &a. Fit tral hew the OUNTAISS. S vets. In each; by pod, is. u.d. iT S IM %IL I. -A Tbat la the Lass -.ketch a Ediabargh, ha. 1ta1.11.-The Leon er lllllariwy-Ren.inheenvet of Dublin, ha. arms edits*, 4. ; by prat, la Id., 1111 41 11 le )AT, MUNK, sad AVOID. . That three seen years and ten cur mune may rum" A I.4Mar revere et wawa every Inne (came mad ewe) el bar. urr , y detalitatal hear tt tad enkelded eanstitodast, that barons tbe !wag, art .t.M11611 'i elL:atue, bewares, ar wady rad tentatters W 4 WI; esti taOK4 mu rims re the gist sad pbyeleil reladed‘w of wants ida. klkeru,”, 13, Nterraeraggovri llain. 112. OwAIMII ~ ..,..--; Nei. UT, et:-...reet i 14 direst tam the what, 10, Argy.ray. ladnareet. AR LOW'S NEW IN- .. VENTED SELEACTLNO SYPHON 4 . i rte*.{ B. REQUIRE'S NO TENT-PEO! !! 111 •Eremite ale. her, eider, e• •thseßVl••• Goa becoming tat or add ao elbettolly 1•_ ,"."-- 4 that Realest plat dial bedews as good as ..- . A t t All - k ----------- 9 „,..... .. ..... 7 if .01 y .. / -.... that:Mt inerabled lo repay its Est to A !j 11 ~i rr. m oot of ak t ; pries 4a. Id ~ or sent 7 pin o f Eastland (if taro are I 1 1 team 1 et bi. IC eat& ; Ditto ebetro-plateil Ai for obae7, Ite., M. Id. The "°". egr.thgloot will i: z tied on , re anion t t r q r :e r thel b p:t i c l iwb ru ieh has : r hole .p. through it tan the mit to comas Eta liquor Z to rate oil lively; when too tap le broad off on are air can enter. JAYE'S BARLOW, 14, Eine We! tam- EENDERS, 111TOVE8, sad the Moto we roweetto4 Sabre deoldla n t; S. BUBTON'S (Ido Nat.. tad Ilwata) lIISOMS. VS, eterr ofSowmtiwomott. owl MA Pow easa.eueet. maw la ea weld, moll mesh sob al of OZNISAL anonaties Ilan4=ll4 T at moot Is opowerhol Oast he vielets. salty, boaleof dada% sr amplalmot et mato earl sada tito pram ire IS that low ma kr tad& bit ests blitimoot boo boa .s.Y.hadhe leen that a watirter of • watery. Sept Nova with brewed oraterab sal two ems et her, S 1 lea; dino with ormolu ontosesaft tad two eta et SS Ha to twenty swims; hewed had= ample*, with Te. to SS; Asa holm. hem dabb witht rith snubs wiarataW, haw SS Ha bolos riser; Swims. beola SS the set to Se Ia meat mad odor palest down with nimbi bow* Pisa& Do wary rotanodtir wiry 'rade sot etionwed el. Diana es anes@ with lerniap ant (pw pea) hew—liotobaboa la Wellestztot s.s. IS SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. Yesterday the Secretary of the Admitslty sent the following oommanioatioa to the evening papers; ADMIII/STT, lissom 7.—With reference to tici article in this day's Morysiag Herald, in whist' it is stated " the writer of the Miter states that he bad seen a sesames from Hanmehatke, who informed hint that be had min Sir Jobs Franklin; that be and all his party wen gait* safe, sod coming throng's the North West Paige," we have been farnisked with the following copy of • house from Hr. &anal Peck, to the Lords of the Admiralty. by which it will be observed that no mention is made of Bit John imaklin having been "snag" by soy me. (Copl To ma LORDS OP ISO ADMIZALTY, LONDOX. Liverpool, March 6, 1860.—My Lords,—l biotin to give the intelligence that I have rootlets' rowdies Sir John Franklin and expedition, which I believe to be the iet, sad I trust, will prove correct, am i can pies fall evidence to the honour and truthfulness of the writer, my son. Herewith a full extract of the letter, dated San Frailib3o Bay, California, Senday, Dec. 30, 1849:—" There was a gentleman on bond this ship yestetday that bas jest arrived from Kamchatka, with the mewed the discovery of 81r John Franklin and all his party. They are all well, and have come through the north-west panes.. ( B ifined) Cumin Ws. Pass. My son writes from on board the English skip Blakeley, of Liverpool. I trust, my lords, that I shall have been the first to give the intelligence of the missing expedition. The truth or erroneous information conveyed by the gentleman alluded to by my eon will shortly become known. I give also a postscript to my son's letter. P.S. This is favoured by Carafe Askew, late of the barque Chilies, of London, who has kindly offered to nest it for MP at Panama, dear theYankse postage. C. W. P. I have, ire., ( B irled) SAMUEL PECK. FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Yesterday evening a meeting of the inhabitanls of the ward of Farringdon Without, wee held at the Sessions Moose, Old Bailey, for the:pupate of taking into considers- Um a bill about so be introduced into the lions' of Com mons by Mr. Alderman Sidney, M.P., to abolish the pay ment of fines sad stamp duties on the enrolment of freemen of the corporation of London. Sir JANIS DUAL Bart., took the chair. Mr. TOG LM SMITH said that the bill, the provisions of which they were met to discos., differed materially from that which Alderman Sidney had attempted to introdeee into the Home of Commcna on Tuesday. There were many clauses in that bill, of which the most active and influential promoters of the present measure disapproved. Alderman SIDNEY, M.P., said that he had originally given notice of a bill to abolish the fines payable on the en rolment of freemen of the City of London, but the Speaker had informed him that in this shape it w s a private bid, and consequentlzcould not be introduced during the pre sent session. tie was, however, unwilling to postpone the measure, and baying obtained information that imposts of a similar character were levied in Nottingham and other large towns, he bad moved for Leave to ing in •bfff for the abolition of this oppressive tax throughout the kingdom. The Attorney-General had opposed him, and the bill was withdrawn. Mr. TOCLUIN SMITH, Mr. KIRI, Mr. ANDRRTON, and Other pat men addressed the roosting ; eller which. Mr. fOULIdIN SMITH proposed a series of reeolations, by which the meeting declared Ib approval of the bill that bad been read, aid agreed that Mr. Hue be requested to at It to the House of C 0...... The resolutions wire carried by a harp majority. DR. ACHILLI AT EXETER-HALL Yesterday a public meeting of permits, holding the principles of she protestant reformation, was held in Raster hall, to welcome the return of Dr. The subject of the meeting seemed to excite eonliderable interest amongst the evangelical portion of the metropolis, and some time Won the eommeneement ofthe proceeding' then was not • vacant east In the great hall, while the door, and pamagee leading to the hall were thronged with disappointed wan who bed been unable to obtain admission. The galleries were filled with ladies, of whom thesered to he pre ponderant* in the meeting, and the crowded with anima. Ameept them were the . Dr. Fletcher, the Rev. Mr. Diesey, Dr. Janning, the Rev. John Granville, the Rev. Jelin Darnel, and the Rev. Demist Noel. The D. Ws speeds w r i e r vere t= s agiended At the end el address ether urged open the mesas die lemeleg sod ednalsw el Illbeilisaity md the duty they owed Is the Lewd ia Wades sod prentakti eo teemed= thesogbeat the sad» wield. la the awe, of the day a liberal soaked= we, Wide, tad the greet hall met Wag mislead? large he aommatedate more then Mil of the ememehlege poems 'hem the sew siva had masses' together, meetings were held I. the Issalli•r rooms, nog winch wen elm eddrwesd by the Reverend Meter. _ - - - _ 11147;cereedrase of the day, which did cot close till a lota hour, tenniaated with the customary Tote of thanks to Ms chairman. Dvaux MARci 7 . The church preferment vacant by the death of the Dean of Leighius, has been filled up by the promo tion of the Very Rev. Dr. Tighe, Dean of the Chapel Royal, who will continue to hold with the deanery of of Leighlin that of the chapel royal and the appoint ment of first chaplain to his excellency. A TESTIMONIAL TO THE BISHOP OF LONDON DES been preeeakad by the churchwardens end a number of the Inhabitants of Betttnal.grasa, la acknowledgment of his loadahip's " Mud for the spiritual and temporal welfare of the plopla," sad the " liberality by width he aided sad encouregad the building and eadownsent of ten additional churches " I. that perish. Mr. PRENDERGAST, Q.C., RECORDER OF NORWICH, is, we andrntaad, a candidata for the Comatissionsrshipof tie Central Crisei v nal Court, wh'eit will become vacant in the event r f Balleek's promotion to the poet of Comma tierjeeat. Flit AND Lou OF LlFE.—Shortly before 12 o'clock last night a are wu discovered raging on the premises. No. 10, titspasy.eansamay, Stepney, which terminated in the death of the occupier, Mr. John White, a gentleman, 84 years of age. The tire broke out in hie bed-room, the front rum cm the second floor, it wu supposed by the cur tains of the bed igniting, and wu not waived until the apaement wee in one entire blau, the flume breaking tkrang► the glass causing the alarm. Although every aid and aseietenee was instantly afforded by the police in the district, and by procuring the speedy arrival of tba engines, the Bre could not be checked Were considerable damage bad taken plan. The body of Mr. Whits wu afterw ard s Found, shoekiegly diaBgured, burned gnat to a dada. Teethe the Lou Cam Beath an Ma., Junco Cases THY MIIKDBIt AT HACKNEY. Arose Mama, 31, dearth& as a widow, was iadtheethr the wilful murder et her towhead, James Meerut, byhd theleutith Is him • quantity et ennuis. Mr. dat wed Kr. Cloth proseetheal. The prissier, thee= ac e intersistion of the aberillb, etas defined& by Mr. Mr. Beata loving stated the loth et the too, the know. ins Masao was sassed : S. reeltaidge, ettaidned by Mr. Clark.—l am • lobes/1M living et Beeksay. I bias the doomed J 118146 Montt, sad misted with kits. He was a tars's& to the Best Lee dom WatenredleCeenpaay. I saw hits well we W•dMindll7, the 211 ed iint= t i s t ale* *Week at night, and be was theta eth a slight sold. The nestmothiag, shout eight, m I called at hewn mad saw the primmer, and dee told me her heath& teas risk la the yard, sad booms is • West. cc tw• itheametit. sod tell me he beid beeslli some broth e.g asap el MS Maw km& be mthe b eeri W tuned IS 61e atimsely and tel owls his. eke. Thede ceased thee west away with me to ge to week ; sad, wt ere got to Clethemthaare, the deceased said that he felt sang thinty, and we west into a pabithhoose sad the dmasaeed had • small quantity of nthand-water, sad we this west to est reeposthe ompleystrines. Abous .s Rubio' Attu sieves I west to the dthessaa's bar" and mw the primmer, and the deceased was else there, satin gruel . Tee deceased aid I west away agais to oar we* and übeut the o'clock he told no that he felt vary deb Wed quoa, tad he should set be able to do his week, mad be wihsd me to de it for his, sad he went away towards his own home. I took ham hit Heil between Ave sad six in the wising • end the pefteerug WM am to get isp stake to t h e bt wee say SI. cad he wasted to see me. I west up theordiegly, led the primmer followed me. I hound the asseased is bed, sad he maid he was they sick, sail fah "ramped is his limbs, but be did set weeder at it, foe. what with the weather and the oak they ha i to s: ?:t was thong Is to kill • bone. I never sew the &eased Thomas Dumas said—l Imam the deuesed, eeellect see him en the 24th of 'assay, mar the reservoir in /sill. He weird& mad vemitiag, sad I sew him go to a pubilabothe to get some tweedy. Juni Aibbp.-1 was • Ounce* to the Bast Loudon Weir ()loyalty is January lea, and knew the detour& I was at hie home in Parties plass, Clothes, ie the Waal. of tie day os the 24th Jimmy, sad saw the thinner. The dowsed mate oat et the book meet, and he appeased very ill. I was hutted to have sane loath with this, but the deemed said be maid sot sat anything. As I was going my I saw the primmer peering out somathieg, width ap peared tome to be good. By Mr. Clarkson—The deceased had mid that he should like to have some gruel before the prissier made it for him. The deceased did not at this time drink any of the gruel. Mary Gillett said—l guided with my Joshua, next door to the primmer aid the dowsed. Oa Thursday neeening, the 24tb Jemmy, Imer the is hat owe hoses, about half-past 8 o'clock. She told as that bar hatband was very sick, and had got the bile. Is the tantrum' of the primates' home there was a cupboard. I west to my own house attee this, aid about eleven o'clock I saw the deeeased stating towards his own house, sad he sussed to be very in. At tea minutes past Dias the lame eight the primate rt. quested me to COON to her house, and I found the deceased is bed, sad he was retching violently, sad she semplained of rest thirst and a burning pain at his chest sod • violent pain is his stomach. I gave him water half a death time, and the deceased asked my busb.nd, who had aesempathed sae, to go and fetch Sir. Totaled*, the dotter. My husband did so, sad shortly am rwards that gentismaii. with his bruits/. cruse to see him. At live o'clock co this day the prisoner told me that she was going to Mr. Toilmin to tell his to send her husband something for the bile, but Merritt did not wish to see him, and shortly after wards she told her that Mr. Tou'atia was not at hose. She told me a second date &Meg this morning that she wanted to mad fur a medical mac, but the detested would not lecher, and she also said that she had applied toe medical man in the neighbour hood, but be had refused to come bleasel, and bad only Sect some pills. I remained le th e house of the prOoner from nine o'clock till the deceased died, which was about twelve, and the prisoner. shortly after he was dead, exclaimed, "How true Mr. Toulmin's weeds were—he always said that when my husband took to his bed he would p off like the snuff of a candle." The seat manly Mr. ITrry, the sure easy to the besetit society of whisk the deceased was a meth bee, was sent tor , sad he is.. to the home sad had some conththaties with the primer, bet I did aot hear what was said. A few days before the deseased's death, I sad the prierter bed ems OISSINGIMS about the society, and respecting a pore= named Bartholomew, who was a member of it, and who had died sturdy before. I remarked it was a giant pity that his wife who was left with a Urge flintily, should only have received 71. 10s., and the prisoner replied, that if anything happened to her husband she should be entitled to the full benefit. Oa the day the body of the deceased was opened, the prism: asked me if I had inquired of Mr. Tunisia the cause of death, sad 1 mid, from what I had heard pees, there was not the least doubt that the death was occesosed by poison. The prisoner, upon her saying this, clasped her hands together sad said, " Di you think I am guilty, Mrs. Gillett?" and I answered Ido not doubt you. After this the prisoner milked about in an agitated manner, and appeared very distressed is her mind. On the day the coroner's inquest was to be held the prisoner said to Mr, " Yon know, airs. Gillen, that Annie (meaning her little girl) ate the remains of the gruel." I replied, Don't say so, for I did not see any of you eat it; and the prisoner then said, if I did not. Ashby did, and he could clear her, and Ashby ought to be the first wiener to the jeer. The prim mer afterwards said that Ashby and Andrews, the summits* eater, had mixed it up together, and Ashby ought to be called the Arst lateen. Some time after there had been as adjourns's* of the in quest, the ;tisane asked ate if I had heard that poison had been found in Merritt's stomach, and I said I had. She that said, " I sea Jammu—he was • dear good husband, and it is sot likely I should do such a thing." Oa Wednesday, the 31st January, I was ia the prisoner's home, and she said to se "Do you think if I had had any head in his death I should not have let him live till today, and then I should have received the full benefit from the society." Mr. F. Tombola, stogies, said—l was &quieted with the dertheed for mote years before his death. Oa the night of the 24th of January I wee seat for to ge to the deceased's house, sad I arrived there about eleven o'clock. I found the deceased Is bed, tied oomplaining of pain in his stomach and cramps in his legs, end he was also ;very sick. The pulse was very low. I went hew, and ant hint some pills con. tabling calomel and opium, and on going to the house the next morning I found he was dead. Oa making a post incr. ran examination I found the body healthy, sad epos °pon ies the abdomen the stomach with its contents were wholly removed, and the contents were placed in different weals sad sealel up, with a view to their being analysed. Upon examining the coats of the stomach, I observed markt such as are usually found where death bas been the malt of some irritant poison. I found ao other morbid appear. antes about the body that would account for the death; and ill the external symptoms I observed on the deceased oar the night of the 29th were Inches denoted the preseees of poison of this description. By Mr. Clarkson—When I attended the deceased profs,- glossily some mouths before, the primer appeared to eat kindly mad affectionately towards him. I knew the prisoner when she was in service prior to her marriage, sad I never heard anything to her disparagement wadi this transaction. Dr. Letheby, pause of anatem at the London Hoe. pital, was t then called, and hero proved that the result of the tents to width he subjected the contents of the stomach of the doomed was the discovery of a considerable quantity of white seessio—mach more than 'efficient to have tossed death. Dr. Letheby also expressed an opinion, founded upon his perusal experience in such matters, that a portico of, the 1 arsenic had been administered not more than two or three hours before death, and he maid that opiaion had not in aay way changed by hearing that the deceased bad exhibited symptoms of vomiting on the same morning. [The trial wee still proceeding when we west to prem. If the trial is etheluded tonight, the verdict will be given in our Snead ltditioe]. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE 11l THE CURTAIN-ROAM — Yesterday afternoon, about two o'clock, a fire occurred upon the premise, belonging to Mr. J. May, so oilman and Deluca warehouseman, carrying on business at 10, Chapel-street, Curtain-road, Shoreditch, which wee nearly attended with fatal coseoptenci ato two gamma The buildiog, which contained four floors including the basement, adjoined the Castle beer•shop on one side, and a long row of houses in Et. Jeatea's-place touched the back of the burning property, so that at coif time the destrec ion of numerous other homes appeared inevitable. It was ascertained that the disaster began in the back kitchen on the lower floor. Mr. May, who had been in that part of the premises a short time before, had lighted the copper in order to clear out eons dirty bottles. Having ofecsion to go to tLe shop for a few minutes he returned again to the kitchen, when on opening the door a huge sheet et flame shot forth which completely prostrated him, and before he could get out of the place he was burned over the hands, head, and face. Mr. Ward, the landlord of the Castle, res cued an invalid named Hobbs, living La one of the upper floors. The flaws by that period had made fearful pogroms, and in km than five minutes afterwards they ssised upon the whole of the stock-in-trade in the shop, which was of a most sombustible character, moist leg of oils, tarpenthie, saltpetre, sulphur, and varnishes. Several engines were speedily on the spot, but previous to their enthral the building, from the bottom to the top, pre 'sated one great sheet of fire, sad at intervals smart explo sions, no doubt caused by the ignition of gunpowder or saltpetre, oecorred. The firemen were usable to get the fire extinguished nutil the premises, the stock is trade, furniture, and other am* were nearly destroyed. The Castle beer-hoses hes likewise sustained setae damage by fire, but fortunately the only loss the oampants of the boasts is th. Jamie's-pleas have sestateed, Ma been by the 114150•111 at their furniture. Mr. May demos form Ike least Idea mete Ike ewe of the fire. Tide afionimm, at 2 o'olosk, their kethitips ateembled, for the purptue of deliveries judgment in this important ooro. II harts, been oilleially atesseed th at the decision would he given, the demo leading to the Privy Conseil Chamber keg beiles the hear saaounced wore sonossded by a demo crowd, sod the sow whit premsted itself laDownintstreet was men hke that white is etibited ostaide a theatre es the ..wise of ma tusally athreetim esusetainment. Is coasequesse of the codas given to the polioessan in attendant*, the reporters sad other pasta/' who was past be purposes of Madams wen mitt admittance, cad wit oompallel le Nettie Is the crowd until As Appal I strived tot the dose of the oessoll-olmater woo opened. I Ti. " tit" whit took plum at this snomout it calmest la reale to describe, and ally than son imagine It who loart had oppaattitles of learnt' testate of this. which titbit Pat at the list tie pieties Amon* woe I Muted dewing the last revoludes. Semis* gentlemen were knocked down, and mom Watt, whilst the Lards of to Privy Council were namely seated behlad the bar whit separated them float the body of the smut. The met had Woolly to appuironee eta sudden Myosin of to eitasebera oesolosion which might suturally have been tamed esen:it sot for the fact that the intention et their lordships to" W' es the occasion had been previously announced. No accommodation was afforded to the reporters, sad the hubbub which prevailed at the beck pert of the omit deting the time tle judgment was being delivered, was of sack a nature that it was quite impossible for the who were sot &outwit* enough to gain plum in elm proximity to the bar already mintiest to hear one word - that waa ut toned. The Judgment wee delivered by Lord Langdale, tad we ere indebted to a gentleman more fortunate than swishes fee the following statement: Hie Lordship, after going through the arguments which had been used by the counsel on either side, rid that the opinion of the Privy Council was that the formula of the eacresaents of baptism were, like thole of the burial service, open to charitable construotion, and a canselentious church man sight fairly differ in his opinions respecting their objects and tendency. Taking all the circumstances of the saes into account, the mention of the Privy Council (hie Honour Vies-Chancellor Knight Bruce alone diesentiag) were of opinion that the doctrines held by Mr. Gorham was not unsound, or contrary to the doctrines of the church of Ragland as by law established. They therefore declared that the judgment pronounced by the Court of Arches should be reversed, as the respondent, the Lord Bishop of Raster, had not shown sufßeient cause for refusing to institute Mr. Gorham. The committee of the Privy Council would, therefore, advise her Majesty to resit the are back to the Court of Anhu i in order that justice night be done. _ - The delivery of the judgment occupied upwards of an hour, and at its conclusion then were some manifestations of applause, which were immediately checked by the others of the court. The multitude then withdrew in a very peaceful and orderly manner, the majority of persoas being too much exhausted by the pressure they had already experienced, to be able to show any very strong symptoms of vitality. SECOND EDITION. Ib'etn the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. REWARD OF 20,0001. FOR THE RECOVERY OF Slit JOHN FRANKLIN. ADMIRALTY, Mai= 7. Twenty-thousand podltds Reward will be i sm by her Majesty's government to any party or parties, ut any country, who shall reach r efficient assistance to this crews of the discovery ships, under the command of Bir John Frank lin :-1. To any party or parties, who, in the judgment dells Board of Admiralty, shall dinner and effsctually relieve the crew of ha kivjaity's ships Erebus and Tenor, the sum of 20,0001. ; or. 2. To any party or parties who, in the judg ment of the Board of Admiralty, shall discover or effectually relieve any of the crews of her Majesty's ships Erebus and Terror, or shell many such intelligence as shall lad to the relief of such crews, or any of them, the sum of 10.0001. ; or, 3. Te any party or peril a who, in the judgment of the Board of Admiralty, shall, by virtue of his or thew efforts, tint suc ceed in ascertaining their fate, 10,0001. W. A. B. HAMILTON, Secretary of the Admiralty. FORMN-orrice, MARCH 8 —The Queen has been planed to appoint George it to Mathew, Esq,, to be bar Majesty's Consul at Charlnto°, is the Unites States of North America. WHITEHALL, MARCH 6.—The Queen hu been pleased to present the Rev. Welch' Watkits to the rectory of Sedwas, in the county of Monmouth, with the chapel of Ruddry, in the county of Glamorgan, both in the diocese of Llendaff, void by the death of Dmtor Edward Copleston, lets Bishop of Venda. WAR-OFFICE, Kasen S. let Regt. of Dreg. Ods.—Brevet LieuL-Col. 0. 0. Nieman, from h.-p., Q to be ma*, vim Brevet Lteut-CoL J. R. Balkh, who rick.; Capt. A. be to be major, by par., vice N:collp, who vets.; LBW. C. O. CYCALLioaan to be 'apt, by par, vies Scott ; Cornet C. E. Weave to be litaL, by par., vice 0 allegium; OternK 0. T. Bungs, frogs Mk Dere Oda, to be wear, vise Wyatt. 13th Lt. Dregs.—Ueut.-Cel. R. Faris, from 141 Lt. Drags., to be Leat...toL, vice Brev. CoL L B. Leven, who szelege. ; Major M. W. Sorra to be lient.-ceL, byia ti v,:e i.e., who reta ; Dept. C. H. T. Hugs Hur to be major, par, vim ikalth; Lieut. L NOUN b be apt, by par., vice a Cornet F. W. GOLDPRAP to be Beat„ by par., "lee Nolan. 16th Y.—Cipt. 11. 0. Boman, heat k. unaL, to be apt, vice PIIS•WILLIAN WALZIII4 who mati.; Lieut. J. A. WILKINPON to be apt., by paL, eke Bowles, who Teta.; Ens. J. Tuns to he lint., by par., vice Wilkinson. 16th F.—Ene. C. L. LUROAN, from 78111 F.. to be ern., vice Nam, dee. 27th F.—Ens. W. Cnonaa, to be lieut., rithoat pot., vice Noble, h~Bae. Lint. R. F.. Kuro, him 6th F., to be sea, vice 48th - P.—iittot. 8. J. lawman to be adj., The Wyndowe, who resigns the 'enemy only. plat F.—Lieut. L. H. Bmvoan to be apt., by pox. eke Scott, who rets. ; Ens W. J. Um" to be beet., by per., vice Bedford; Zee. 8. T. &mow" hem 91st P., to be ens., vies Its p.—Qsartsreamet. IL Purrs, to be sdj , with the rank down. vim plan den t'Querterinmet. G. POLLAXD, from the 6th F., to be quselemmL, vice Baerpp. edj. Mad It.—Cept. R. P. to be major. by R. vice Jervis, pram. in the Provision' Bett. at Chatham; Lieut. R. Room to be apt., by pew. wise More; Ens. O. D. APIDZIMON to be lieut., by par., vise Beim 80th P. n% —Lient. 8. Haan, from let West India Best, to be heat., eke mor wbo exalt. let West Lai Best—Lieut. 0. Tatum, hem 80th P., to be tient., CM Mid. who each. 3rd West ladle legt.—Tronp Perj.-MaLor 0. A. R: d oras, from theft!, pie HerN IYeesee.—Lieut. C. H. eau, appi. 4, adj., 'lee Ilse. =km the adf sting only. Provielonal Ibikellan at ClMMees.-11anor H. Juno, from 72nd F., to be IleorweeL; by per., vice Brent-Cal. Wear, who refs. dida-0001131110017-01ill. H. B. NOW to be sestet. -men. ; Commissariat Omit C. 0. Butte to be dep. waist -gem. Conerinsmona to bear date Deo. 8, 11144. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. WILLIAM HALL, Woolwich, rocket manufacturer. /LEM Nicuoinoie, Bowline. Yoikshiro, builder. BANKRUPTS. CHARLES CHRISTI IL Vau:hall•walk, Lambeth, timber mereheat. _ THOMAS Lotto, Belgrave street South, Pimlico, picture dr eler. EDWARD UNDIRHILL. Chelsea, builder. WILLIAM HAMMY SWINTON, South-street, Finsbury, merchant. JAMISS WIOO HICILLING, Montague-close, Southmatk, mhaffiager. ROBB= PAHIML, Nottingham, complexion agent. JOHN Bataamr, Sowerby-bridge, Halifax, timbal merchant. ROBBILT BROWN, Howden, Yorkshire, tailor. CHAILIS Buttons, Hollis Croft Sue' Works, Sheffield, steel esanufasturer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JOHN ll.Laan, Edinburgh, veterinary surgeon. Drell WILIMN. Hawicie, woollen manufacturer. 'sonar. Ikons, widow, Dundee, Heiner. Rosen CLARYI6 and DAVID 11'CLELLAN, GlMper. merchants. ALEXANDER WADDILL, Glasgow, eoalmaster. BANK ON IN GLAND.—A too rt I Note Merl 00.370,10.11 'tar the Meek swag Malt 9,18.0 1/1111101r. _ • Goventmeat Debt SIMI/NM Otber Seul{ la 2,1144,900 Gold Coto at Bake 16,099.0K3 Alm Baba 277.017 rxid.xe PubisDiv .oAPltw r0...A." Mutoml Debt, tad Illy. Meth) 7.1011.20111 Other Depoid sdidlie? edvat-dosaad ta oiliii in& im4.306 "---- YraY T. no, mummy 114.4111.731 Other deorallim Note' - 11,367,m5 Goid sad Inver 741471.01) 51N5,962. 347 M. MABBIL&LI., Odd Weiler. irozzioir ramie i par OL ArkYe 1 par OL Wan& 116,17 11 44 per 434. 140 /At ill enema Dania Bk. 4 1 i i i par Crar,.— Spar OL Pamirt Pi L Bipar OL llarillsa INr, MO 4 pet OL saL. n i wa sir. De. Dalweal &IL 1 ra Dow L o.6.6. Lyres: 4 _ tc, Porip u taa sa.scu. r. Sid icel 1141 s, 100 2 Calisiblap laaairer PAL. 3/ / 3 pir Owl* 3/46,16/ I II pee CL Da aldi 1610., TO 3 D Pantos 841/.. SI 2 11 per Ct. Dula 16, Mr 4 2 per 111. Vaessuolo . 1* 114 6 4xi OL Date! Carta. Ph - 71 Yammis Ilatured 11 Aft. 4...1 134 MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAT. Buoas.—The market him closed for the week with a dull app and although support has been given to the market by tha limner of holders, yet prices are a shade in favor of to. buyers when compared with thaw of last Friday. 3,000 bags of Mauritius bare been offered in public sale to-day, and about half was bought in by the importers ; 3,600 begs of Bengal ware alto offered, and about two-thirds sold. The refined market has also been dull, Grocery lumps, fair to fire, 466. 6d. to 60s. 6d. Correa.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon went off withoat spirit, and a part was bought in, but prices were sup. IcZ:Good ordinary native Ceylon remains quoted at . esterday's prier, but we have not heard of soy trans actions to-day. Bhrxrarate.-500 bags sold in public sale ; refraction 94 to 11, at 26.., which scarcely supported previous rate.. Rica continues dull, and prices have been with difficulty supported_ this weak. ittAi.—Tee market has been Inactive. Prior Leeward. nominal, Is. 54d. Bricas hays been dull of eels during the week. Te•.—The aumuncement of the budget for nest week has prevented business, pet the trade does not appear to anticipate any reduction in the duty, es they do not buy largely. Corrox has been feastive during the week, but there is no material alteration in prices. The past week has been a dull one generally in the Pro dace =Ada. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mare is a yea brirk market to.day, and prices are ad vancing. The meant quota , ions are sa follows : Petenbarg Y.C. on the spot, 375. 3d. ; March didivery, 375. ; October to December, 38s. 6d. HIDES.-THIS DAY. Annwint4..—Hides, 661bs. to 641b5., 11d.; 641bs. to 721 be., lid. to 2d. ; 721bs. to SOlbs., 2d. to M. ; 60th.. to 244, to 34.; Wills. to 96th.., 3d. to 344. ; 96th.. to 104115., 34d. to 34d. Hone Hid.., 6. Calf Skins, light, 2.. to 34 ; fall, 64. tid. BIRMONDBIIY. —Sheep Skins, polled, 64.0 d. to 74. 3d. ; Yenta and hall-breds, be. 3d. to 6,3 d.; Downs, 44. 3d. to be. 3d. COAL MAR/MT.-THIS DAY. Saddle's West Hartley. 165 .; Can's Hartley, 155.; Saes Mils, 16e. ; ; Hawing's Hartley, 15s. Tanfirld Moor, 151. ; Walls Bad Braddyll's Hatter, 16s. Walls Bad Has. well, 175.; Walls End Hatton, 175.; Walla Sad Lamb ton, 16.. 6d. ; Walls Bad S.ewart's, 17s. ; Walls End Tam, 171.—Ships at market, 289. HARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Than was very little English Wheat at market this morn log from Esse: and Kent, and the quantity oa offer from the east coast was not large • nevertheLes, in the limited amount of business transacted tis turn in price was in favour of the buyers. Foreign Wheat was in very little request, and prices tend downwards. Floor dell sale at Monday's quotations. Braley scarcely sold so well as at the beginning of the week. TM arrivals of English Oats sestinas as a liberal scale, bat from other qauten the receipts have been small ; any advisee I. value, however, h saossesfally resisted by the dealers and consumers. . - - — Bean a - niP;;aiieiMt maintained Mendg's rates. AIIBITAII3 INTO LONDON MON 4th YAWS TO 6th ItaRCEL Qrs. BaOWh. deotah. Isfsh. Forsitta. Osti 6 Wheat Barley „..—...„ I 4 11740 90 I 410 Plow, 5,160 sees; Lamm; Aewass.—Whaat, 415.11 d.; Earley, Yds. ed. ; Oats, lea. M. ; Nye, Ils. 4d. ; Beink Ma. ed. ; Pew, Us. ld. nipzun AVERAGIA. lea. 111 ... «. Feb. 2 ... ... Osta . 1041 ICI Poo. 1 21 h Id,SISo id 123 s 6q7a Od 'l7 i - ti 37. 9d 290 10.1159 Id 291 7C 2Y lid 16, 10d Id Ild.lad 7d 'ls. Od 20a 114.241 Sdnd Od March 2 ... ups 6422. lOU 114 21. 11d 2Y 4d 123. lid wooke An. Aver. 58„ 6d24• 91:124 4421. Una 1d.26. 9d - DerrB7—Wheet, Barley. Oats, Rea Erna and Peas, la Pflol6 Jab. Pl. Feb. 2. Feb. 9. Feb. It Feb. 23. Mareb t 1 .. "' .7L ... ... ...I ... .- 7 7 . ......... 88 8 „. ... ... 37 I l ... ... 7 . 1 •Z•J '. ... 87 9 , ••• 7. „„L . .ri ... BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. - - - Melon. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade ie very heavy. 1847's and fine partial's are more in demand than anythieg elm. Present ricee : and E. Sesta. 81. Ostol3l. Oe. Yearllns Keata ... 21. 3 to 4 0 Weald of Kanto .. 7 oto 8 0 Yearling 11nries1.... 3 2 to 310 . 1 0 to 3 0 iligne raa•ma z 0 6 106 to 0 6 0 6 1 0 3 Old Sopa . SMITHFIELD MARKET —THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts to-day is good, both as regards num ber and quality ; the demand is very limited, crnsequently but a small amount of business is done, and althoogh our quotations are the same as on Monday last, they are not so currently obtained. We have a full average supply of Sheep, with a very dull trade, it is difficult to realise late rates, although then is scarcely a quotable difference from Monday. There are several Lambs on offer, but the season for these an hardly be said to have yet set in; tome choir* ones make about 6s. per ffibs. The number et Calve* is quite equal to the demand, and late prices are serwrely maintained. From Germany and Holland there are 76 Beasts, 170 Sheep, and 109 Calves; France 120 Sheep; Scotland, 360 Beasts; and 123 railch Cows fr om: the Home Counties. Per Woos of Obi. a Lad. 1.4 r doss of 811 a a 41. ad. Dist Soots. Heniceds 38 3 8 Dot Dee. a 111.-bds. IM 0 0 0 Dot abortlioess lased gaol* Deals— 38 3 3 Do. ds. Moro krs ........... Ilwa sr , wood sant 1: : Best Dna & Maks& 4 0 4 4 lassie . 1 4 ) 0 Dm*. as inertia 911: Mop sod lambs 3.830 *comma 412 ; 3184.212. AMERICA.—We learn by electric telegraph that the Bergmann arrived at Cowes this morning from America, and proceeded on to Bremen. Her mails and passengers have just been landed at Southampton. She left New York on the 20th of February. Her late arrival (which has caused the anticipation of her mails by the Europa) is owing to bad meals. DEATH - OF:SIB, JAPES GIBSON CRAIG.—This gen tlema➢, the leading partner of the firm of Messrs. Craig, Dalziel, and Brodie, writers to the signet in Edicburgh, and who had been for a long time in a very infirm st►te of health died somewhat suddenly at his mansion-house et Riccerton, shout four miles from Edinburgh, on Wednesday. Sir James Gibson Craig was bora in 1765 and was consequently upwards of 85 years of age. He passed as a writer to the signet in 1786, and is among the oldest on the list of that numerous and respectable body of legal preatitionits. The deceased baronet took a prominent part in all the great poli tical str➢ggles of this country from 1792 downwards, and was on terms of intimacy with For and most of the leaders of the old whig school. Sir James will be succeeded to hie title and estates by his eon, Kr. William Gibson Craig, one of the members for the aity of Bdinbeggli. AMrdeea Do. Prekied . e; dentk‘We.lles..kli. an MAC it limb Zit. (Cit ag. 10 Ct. tun Wow. De. a gwernatot 1162a.Wete.lk txtrm., Wale., end Dudiej eelledelypd.owerithiner. De. witheet a gueranter Ombra, Stan, sad Bins- De. limes De. its ?noise« Cliester sad Iteirheed . De. Prelorare Willi Nil Bart hum Nam Da. A tit a D0.(31.104. L ) 6 p. Ct. Pre. &stern Wanda Do. New Pref. II p. CL 1 De. km., Ip. Ct.. No. 1 I De. do. N 0.3 De. N. it R. 4 per Ct. Do. DI. Now do. I per Cent Isamu Unice;, - o;,Os . nat. It. u. Oh.) . A W. slaw 11. end C. ditty Do.lerizir:. 4 p. CL, lost Do. New 1 Do. New 1 shares Cut Lineolashire - Edinbtuph and Olaegow. I Elder. Yeovil, k Dwelt. • Coeur end Itztoonth Great Northern Do. a l shank A. N.6 Dairred Do. hores. P. DL Do. - 5 per Cent. Pref-.. Gt. South. and West. (Ire. Gnat North of Nn/land Do. New, 400 Do. New, £3O ... • Do. New, Ale Orlin Western... Do New, all Ball sad Selby „. „ Leaman sad Paolo .. Do. Tkirda Lancashire sad Torkshlr. Do. do. 1L11.158 Do. shorts ... . Do. DoDo.. Now (itia. p.Ct.).. LleorSad or Do. Mai Deice Prost= Wry D Do. O. i shams (A) Los& and Bradbrd.., Loads and Think Do. Prot Stfoot No.) Do. No 2 Do. Do. D.. 3 Dotaaartors 1566 . . Lando. sad Doctorial . Loo, Memo & a. Cowl Do. New gas. 6 p.Ct. Do. attarsamod aV. Ct.. latoCroydua Thirds_ Do. hot. S per Oen.. Do.ConerL 5 p.C5.,1652 London and Gnomish . Do. Prolmooo . Load= it North-Walton Do. do. Now sham. . Da l Mks D 0.4110 0h.,11.00d Diadem t loathAVostora I Do. Now, LSO Do. Now, £4ll Do. Now Prelloolsia LowoatoftGaar.4 Coot tiosaato, POL,andM atbah Wash, abot„liLineolnah Do. .h ares, No. 1 .. Do. shams No. I .. Do. sham, No. 3 Do., ow /10 Prot .. Do., Groat Oriniaby Do. do Do. Shot and Wogs- Do. Grimsby Doak .. Do. Lincoln Gatos .. D!o D;ay Do. Coos. B. & B. 6p. C. Do.ErewashVallerPref. Newcastle and Carlisle ... Do. Few Ili Do. Extension Do. Gowan. Si North De. shares ... ... .. Do. North Staßeedakire ° Worc, & Wolver. R s Z i llaild„ and Reigate Ramon and Intahin . illoottialt Central ... Scottish Midland ditnwsdrat, Mae De, Now CioareataseL. Bamtwebug ,o 4 bi e. Cr7Felial «77 Do. Ohwastr Balw i Do. New.. . joar; Ora: lewth Doss Do. Prelim; I Do. No. Do. No. Do. No. 4 Noiiiitii:ed . South Wales ... O. York. Don. 4=l ewe.. Irtireiierd.ltaa6 Goo*NAN. Irma 3 p.Ct. Waterlerdaad keaay... Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. gus. Do. do. do. Wilts, Sosterret,h Wept. York„Neweastle&Berwicl Do. Eit.(TorkkNewes. Do. C.N.E.PurehorPrel Tort iod North Miami Do. Preference iiy 9 nth. 14 ~ 60 1 i 102122‘4222 12 11 1 6 4 6 2 4 2 is 40 i ix (UT 0 IN II 141 14 1 1 19 Foirmax BAILWATS. As/lo.ltallon (late haft and Amarillo) Mao's* R and Malan Osstral From (Vanes) Mad hoda Do. Groat Wien Peolo;i6 Do. Namur and Liege :1 n dis. 121 121 6 6 Alb !Pm i iFL nt Arz. . 7, ... Iffortbors of /nig; ii,17.7;a7 13W: wiz ::* SO Paris sad Oi ... SO Forbad Rows 13 Paris god Strombnr. SO Boon and Him 10 Sombre sad Moue Is Tour. sad Nantes 81 West Flanders 131 1 1 3 1 1 3 3 30 35 314 n 64 64 9 2 1 2 i lOs 10 di. LIVERPOOL, March 7. STOCIL-EXCHANOI.—There wee quite as animated feeling in the market to-day. A great deal of business was done In London and North Westerns and Midlands at increased priers. Ewe Lanca shire (preference shares), 7 34. W.—Great Western, 811—lumaultire and Yorkshire (fifth shares), 94 d.—Lancader sad Preston, 14 London and North Western, 107 o. 6c. 6 St o. 61,—Ditto (new I shares+, W. 6 Is. 3d, p. par Is. 3sL d.—Ditto (( sham C), 10. P. —Midland, 41( I—Ditto (I shares), 24 6s. 3d. 9a. 26. I Se. 9 1 . tie. Id. d.—North Union (A), 233—Ditto (It), 16x+—Trek. Newcastle and Berwick (extension No. 1 and 3), 11 d.—Teri and Honk Xi& land, lei—Dutch Rhenish, 6 6. MANCHESTER, March 7. &root-BxcwAxon.—The» was anther more firmness of prime, but they were not up to the London mark. There woe bid a very limited amount of business. LBEDS, March 7. STO47Z•EXCHAWOII.—The market was firm this morning, but presented no particular feature. Bordner was transacted at the following rates : Kart LaliCaahlreP, 9/. t 4. 9d. ; Leeds and Quarters, par' North Westents, 121 die. ; boa and North preforms, se ; York and north Midland 01181mres. ISt. BIRMINGHAM, MareA 7. STOCI•ZICIIA)I4I4 — This markig was in a IteaKhy alala badge, and the general feeling is th prices will isagerraw—Neg* Sulfur& were done at din., and 0 14 Birmingham I :aasia at Ng. YORK, Mntrh T. STOCK. EICIIANOI. ti c o ", g o 71 4; 1I land, 19 ;: zs l u t o rcom* Ht. Ik. Id.; la. &Tomo e. ocAUM I - I ' , oi l It . 9 11 I I__l iii II n § 93 271 2$ 16_ 21 l (Us I) Id dls 41 die lut 11 . 27 29 49 Ili pa. .8 Si pm. 18 2* pa 5 9 60 ex di,. 22 141 u u$ 12 „ 7 di 26 12 „ it if 9i 44 9 Pa. It par 2 pet 14 14 MS. 9 By dig, 12 11 dia. 21 4pm 74 41 43 97i N 4 • iff b m. if 2 die Si pm Si 4 div. 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