The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-13 00:00:00

SPORTING. THE SPRING HANDICAP ACCEPTANCE& TO TOT IDITOR OT TIT ITPlll es Slll,—few that the acceptances for the Ave mit haulm= top be decoded .t the priseipel swim w or k s , in t o w n , o w pad a. We' Lan foul) R—tornsto the recess thst bee attended the of the three handicappers engaged there tip is. Tao wirer .atrcrp.ti i rid eitercely be,. looked ("rooted to •wh a result e. an ar coptame of 100 out olf the 136 a. Muted for the .0.1 Suburtan ; for, Copular se that treat hag brooms e tore its Stet eeietlishomat in 1661, the 72 re , owl. of the entry tbe handl sipper was cuutplassated with is :343 fsirty saved by this yeer's acceptenotorie wits awe iy doable the camber cf asusals operated era The lletroperms hat oleo noteded lie standard with a For fmarea• ol til and the Newmarket rearee • greater entre of sapped =ea ma any Gores ewe its isrogsratiou year, Into (.has le went ousts= oat of 132), the per-essamp Gi orreries being 64. The Claw, r Cup, too, wee sew boles, a sash bagh fesibae, as, although the awakes 40 eater. (1744 woe eared= is tea erre mu of fewness, the •cceptoaoe slll7 was silly four time. beates, led as thre ecoomose the par mesteg• woo mot ity to this year'.-47. Nardi. riper smut yet trepted 60 per cast. of the assiimeisas to mead it OW hp to the cloy. sad the 61 out of 113 le • am fietterlag owmpluseat thas the betadiespre ever meshed hoer% rider ledft, when the per. tentage of =crease= waardest 49. These rendre speak !warty fevourable des spring prospers, for takes altogether the gri se total of re= beak,' twin* been equaled is a 57 sea y..r. A great many of the diserspancies that was sb.srrd when oralag the rie Mal net its • sot appellee new, el CALM. The moot tee marksble Germ those left la brag the following; Na steadied for Northastptem; No. 3, Nfotworket; No. 3, City and Suburbia ; No. 4, Meiteeptikas ; aM No. d, Omar Cup 140. 1. K.. I Nu. & i lia. 4.114*. 6. et. lb. 91. lb. 94. lb. Sr. lb sl.l\ AbateNin Auclnyy .. 6 .. Ilacepbales ew .. 6 3 Dadorass Das Cana 6 3 .. .. 312 A .. Fill* lewd 6lO .. .. 6 Ybleli •• •• .. 7 0 6 4 / 1 7 b7-D Iler .. emsiel •7 ...... L•vait ls 7 0 6 8 7 6 6 6 Karma Iloc It Mo804 068 6 9 4 11 ildlenoel .. 6 3 4 7 Regis' Proieror 14011311.11P1,1101 • • 6 1 6 8 610 510 11{011/1111 Candle II 7 .. 711 810 710 limo 4 Csabovera cob .. .. 6 9 .. 4 7 tioa rat I noantre 7 0 6 4 •lloglirell Totrosameat T.5...b..c0.. ml. . 4 It .5 6 •In 610 4 7 The Tana. of engine in three out ot thi Iv. beaderape We mode the Caere Cup some 1611) or 161 b, the City tad intiwtthe Mb, sod the Northamptua and Newmarket Haw dicer 6th Von the. the Merrepolow, so th at the above en hbey le =IOW • preheated, es Pillows :—Fes No. I, Loth*, Thu Mak, Oosaol 11.., Feet Lord, the Teenier. ems mit, asel Serriegmell", No. 2, Dasilelooma ; Ns. 3, hem!. aril& Maim Prollosor, israwaraserer, Boman Cosa% soil Temrsommit ; No. 4, Borthholue. Dam Conan, Marie*, sod Owed Tressome; Ne. ill, Alsmem, lib* Otto, end Rem ef Canteen colt. Dimes ites to disks betwese Nes. $ sod 4, mod the acme may be said dry-by-day with nod le Now 1 mod 3 . Philumel hag Mb vows is set Clismor Ibis for all the Whim It may met be oemlaseshie with IMAM teaks. savargalliaa. An them semememeeds he be saffsay Lillowed. and I then emdetheter le Ileeseer when teey see libel te be dimemmithed is nine* through the twee • stable.. To .essence with the Newmarket Inds, podding tothrines the • rep-et teem, elms of the Shirts& seared oat of We Male &wog mooted t ir at heat the *vest, the hoariest amgeged Wag Mae -at- Arms. Tor the Nortareamonehre, Plume Meet - tistikely to awry the &Me cooddenor, he bar ber no choice between that awl hie one, ennepee ess r a et Chwer, eskers Code Nod mod Ilea-et-Arms wso moth eerier ii sighted thea enmities that they may both be re wind kw the encounter, mien owe should trot try It on at Northampton le place of Purse, me Caere Ash is to re pre yst Mesta ibeCity_mid Sabarbee, said poetise. at New town& else. Nor the Metroputima, Wallace re ell they have ~ dossed awn, seed there Is warp =:i d ty of hie being kept wpm:Why kw th at *wale leaves Peke hn in fast both the Epsom ems, bowleg strati him sod two others oat at Northampton ; bat for the Awe ms I shall non!, give the preheemes t • Ilaatthaak. eed the en of Blaney des met Wee .y trey he Ur Merropelithe either, who hie looldrip has New smith' ere iehird ow tho same may terms so at New market. The horse is wit untimely, hna.var, tut to try on elt.tioas re the hi,ta• ironed. sod the wirformaine will shoe whether there is say occesioe to mood bun kite Surrey. Leos Rreherlikt Weeds hie ironed with all the has lIW peed. Nowwead a' Northnipni, and Barron at Chester, amid they hat stay, having every them; but the former elbowed Itiowelf sully wasltag is that quality Int Domeier sieedeg, toed Buttes h.. mg won over shoe, nauseam yeL JaAcii hes been very !vainly treated at both Newmarket nod Bonn, and I fully expert to see him perform creditably In eh they think IR to wart him for, the City sad Saba:ben bong meet lib. Ilia o..uese. The daposition of Lord Clilden'e &the is very easily mad., Messer io the Nottluicomoa, the Comnia. iel,ling in the Newmarket and Mthropolitaa, red the Row of Cashmere colt at Chest. r, baying ibe baser chain ; but for the Ciry sad Suburban both Messer sod the Rare of Cashmere colt hive nether too much weight hr me le anticipate the spytoirente of . ikon% The ACDerieene evideally stens business with Woodburn in the City end Suburbia sad Ilerellite at Quieter. and the other lots at hei.d-quatters are on eaelty summed up that there is so oonsaion for my twirling them. The Kiddish= &tables are well reprthen'ed ; the only weak hand being Token's, who starch man Homeward It. ind in the City and Suburban, and Underhand at Ctwar. Oats leans in four out of all, the best of his lot artearlog to be Heroine, who is se Wetly weighted for the Suberbee. Tommy Noble must pews himself at Lincio/a the . gees" may sea him down to be beton we can hops to beer to him is Cennelinli with the Northampton and Chaste/ mote. Othoree has eieht to clines from, and First Lord at Northaniptoe, Polly T.ft at Newmarket, the Andover co': in the City end Suburbia, Birdcage or &art Treescue in the Metropolitan, with Feodorthua at Cheese, appears to me the roost sensible way of deposing of these ; the flew neat appearing a pretty ' gond thin • oa paper, albeit the 'table are sweeter on the son of Andover. T. Dawson has ea oppnrithity of thity.ughty mystifrieg us with hie Cheoier Cap teem of eight, which ha will _probably take advantage . 4, wi th three good times like the Horse litor.a., sod Sit Willis—ell . well to"—to on I once from. inches to one of the two meet wow Med, wid we might fled Malys ruining refflehooly ferward is the Metropolitan to 'third them as it:wheat lime Horace has caught at pretty eaves* at Northarnotoe ; but he is a good bone when la the botooor, acd would be worthy of more 011, Shlnee therein than Paden-or Dick. who will ha sent f og lb. Cit y N A hobnail& if worth pulling out at all. J. Sent wiently mind. t. be very quiet until Clasolar, Owsestor sad the Brows Base filly at Newsuiriet. sod Dirdbelt at Eiaoto, bring .11 he has to look after le oddities to Laigraage an Viet& at Cheerer, who bib lash like " gong for the n.oury ." bat for shake glee me the old horw, wbo will have the sdraatege of superior jeekeyektp—with a good 711. over men a none —is orkedirs to which we have always us.. Vietka run very Why ; and the idea of a fourntwoetweive boy getting all mat ether pewit& is not to be entertaieed furs moment, neleg the 44'alty such old has& se Faedesse sad Alderoft had lo settles Mir aCeg whet she wen at Noltimplese sad Neermsehm. Elliott bee two geed tione-year-eMs Is t with earl as Ptophet, who riweld do 1 its peal sonise. " Zi former et Nerthuope a and the ocher at Coaster, whin vin alio how Oho " bowled up" El Haire admen! be the .bed this EOM& Thome Os a oath of h is bolas la lie old 4 em solo; km Mb ma sever b. relied epos twit be his under goes the ropesseiss orwieery far 'be row, wed .he be am Willie dhowoored the best seem ikon. Of et Mr, Yahoo bria, lie misatiam, she Swiriadia shod lie; Iltralaartm ora Cheater, but Yellow Was has a Mar rra Newmarket sod 'he Maio eforeld allow lisms o g ram fee dims is the firm se.s7, thy lesmagegmanoilly wade up their mime to reveres for the grime per Tessa Ye I 4111& Water thia Pttestepa at Center, or to sued, merlogia• for eves If Chance Shot tome as equally good bone, we should certhinly we her at Northernmost tad else. market, sued perhaps is the place of M.rise tor the Metro potion, is the el, ai of which the leer :,thar-old would have to lie Is eiseef dame the eerie. Of W. Hey's. Schism is Boy is 1111111,/ Arse her Ito lib se Riorthanneon bath quite or goad es the 7st 611 al Chit. • sod if Gridiron be only hoW the Ise they beetr piths bilk Moat fag, he mast do the ewe Sad memo to eon ea Its decal., whim hi h is ithoet a nerd at b oss Of tho I bmkad for Chaser as ye. - -Prank./ Load. Pella, awl Tendecer—the young es. . 51 kos my f thee , still, they bath erten where Wend tens, mud Um Cowan Slew colt, tied Bye-ways me alt 76813 7 Mod- lone., the an&t.swatioeed Wag as .. porfereaw he bow Se muck do I respect him Wiest of lii - JWlsetspoieg thee say( k.c. would untruly fell upon him intik Lib ea emb owl the wails may pm pay ewes mutation to kW. &fief bile as pretty Moiety that he will mad Andre to Neaten tea, tat .. Mr. Robissat's" three all Mame Ili llectgeed Soberna..ltheueb heavily weighted, Al leet&Mes dm het leiti there to the Set Sib ( et Nerthesit ~, which gin. ries le the weep - f t he ma pearl he • defame Bias Rake may weed la aname, ad they are ie. weed* ef bre shay* es Is tempt ram holly isi Me favour. I amid me with theft memillehes, ih shim of their jewelry*, osier Meese IMO Is iris 1.117 *a Win t.V., the Mwedos. Mr. Wavy will mei forah Medea email the Spews ash k; owl Special Litwin he wail is lalarmit pelheshile to Meow AloNtee or Mem Elwell. he the eisome emas. do g ni nentimp i b om b s bee a pow prospect et Chen, with ewes 1311 t hes am fin Remy. Wooteet seswis with lam C.o.'s. iforthomptea sod in the Mentopeilles, wed, ssupisd w iik MOW, fie the City sad Suborthe deo; bat, for choke, IMO SIP the yeast ear who le jerad-Wing moth It le othe the plan of Phpiciao (barb he MI timer mosey beam the weights smear. I) at Cbe.sm V they Mai Freesia easel stay. The latter is sot uag " hem ia" of this lot he the Cop, but more leniently treated tow &ay ether thew year old, through her heed defeat of Brake at Dananarr, when trehrieg Mb ; and the crack perhareseef Ode, who it booked quietly to win an base re erre, Or her the beat onsito, • . are nut him to • bead on that sissies rue con (Win Mb, sad they awo new an rag Sue., Mr. Pour will =Ned both liatthrege lad PhMulei t. Noadhuap light weight Wag the most likely to our, sad tat Phrasal aloe try irr lath at Newinerlket and in the Metro palm, w h i l e preerre ft the City end Suburbia sad Gar par sad Ratdabose at Chester may also be anticipated with out much trouble. W. re Philornel, h..wev e r anything like the mare Mr. P. on,* thought she would 6ra oat, what a ins chance for her to sweep three, or perhaps hear, of the Ave events, away, es her victory at Northrop. km with 4•0 121 b would only add Mb to her 4at 121 b at New market end Ist Alb at Bprom • and did she oarry of the trio the re would be rely 10:0 added to her 4•t 71b at Chester. W. Goatee hes two wholesome representatives at Northrop ter Is aim and Glaisral Bess, sad • wore. saketioa might homed* them Sic Isaac foe the Cl'; and Suburban; bat I °soar see dingle la either ft .cket or Indspeadasee at Chess IN, and Clydesdale would have beat held sate at Newmarket Gasiesre wore be in at Sat 91b, leo that se he ad net swept 1 we might trust hie companion, Phnom'', to de for Clydes dale. Drewlu's string tea pretty good one this time, and if Royal Sovereign should ran for him at Northampton, and Blur Jacket at Chester, be will appear to Isere disposed of this ample to the beat advantage ; but he the others there is bode chars, White Wave having bee. so leniently treated at Newmarket and in the City and Suburban, arsidaring her ory defeat of Radar and Blue Ruin at Lewes, that she is worth the mailing. Mr. Semen must seed the Tresehotrose oak is the Moak to Northampton, if they are work paying • full stake for, se he he preen but • poor chance elsewbece ; and 1 11 . P rZier Yr only Creforter at Epsom to do him much seed, tar Taiwan, gar aa the "goad thing" was kept, hae not bass tradicapped so leniently as they expected at Chester. Alex. Tetylor could scarcely do better then pin kM lair le the elleahing Bribery ooit tor all Ida e ; old Warr mfahlboar the Maid of Grimace r the City end neam , fur Chester, with some chance of ereere, far the Kidd hal plenty of speed, while the horse is at here otter • dlerace. The slave corgrams all the "Ire" that sea giro any braids is thou altroplias sit dlearwr wire the different stria IPS pion Mak ha are; sad whoa art I boat with the Opror Haadrape," it will be to camsonce a discussion dark imm af t S tars. eaparately, conameadwi with the Menh- Sta i l l i at e tincola Orin hireling carromer en Wednesday sent, weather prawastieg; but the trauestalosa on the prin cipal erne having bee of emit a romp character daring the last lbw days, end thaw fears of a ocatponemlet. he owing the sever freerp is g, I must defer my °beer.. varier Wear ta-morrow for it is seceeed7 to see " white way dads bier "is more semi a than one.—l am, ka, METEOR. NOTTI NG I NOMINATION' .44 4 WI • • ........ 4 04=66 'Um %be 11.4404 6 .0 . X INAT Ael Co•tonice Aida .... . IHAM SPRING sos TEA brxis lEETING. lasathha A . /A KifflemaisE ll."2 • 7.7.7 1 Ira :WV= Job 3 I TM Dor 4 ox. roa r,a row V Puma. - ----% - --- Ara . . 4 1 = 414. W4*‘. II ra PLATz. Ward .... ...... 4Am 11e tau5 .......: ............... I .......... - - - . ig; tvon .... ....... 41 AP KAPP A . .... PPP Pad, Wei 3 • Pam hip Pawl • DRAMA. THE EXPRIK m 0 A Y EVENING. FE 8 R UAR Y 13, 1860. I. ~ n ST. JAMBS'S. An addition to the ranks of our burlesque writers was made not Saturday night, In the Isms of Mr. F. C. Buraand, $ gmtamen whore name warn hitherto unknown. Following eel She metaphor, we may may that though the sew rank ilea treldkatly studied the CILLOMITTIS of his pee- Assams, and Asa glibly avails himself of their words sad phrases, be Massif has achieved nothing beyond the preli minary " gmanmap r it will be very lons before he will be, slit in with" hiewalf sealable for a company. The dtile et Se bobegee b ; but the author hoe departed emideratily hem the nesivel session of the story of the Tyska Qom. _ - The meting el the piece was really very good. A teen in heals dress Is gemrelly a rrpuleivs object, but Mr. Charlie ?pang's dress es Dldo was cleverly characteristic, sod void ail allree, s dbe played with much modesty and pro priety. Ia beriseque singing sad dancing lies Itia forte; mai M see soma, terabining both these sttractimm be ob tebell • vigerwes sums. Miss St. Caws wan spriest', hirearfag attar Must, and did not do herself joetice. Mi. Wytedlem made the best of a very small pert, sad se did Moe Arden—who, by the way, wore a strikingly picturesque essimes• It is no credit either to the author or the menegament te have given Miss Murray, en actress of stsading end repute, an Magnificent pert with four liees to *oak. The aseaery sad costumes are highly commendable, the storm epee& la the drat ease Was mallets), managed. As for the. moms. of the burlesque, it was apparently uieraphant: peals of laughter followed each noble joke and the curtain demanded amidst thunders of applause; but as the stalls, private boxes, and dress-circle woes apparently fined with the author's friends, the result must be ;warded tamely as a sorra INItiIMO. Certainly Umpires is cot adea land to be of *soh benefit to the treasury of the Maitre. UNIVERSITY INTELLIONNCB. Nsw Scrums DZORIZ OF IHZ TilfilViltfilTY or Causainor—The senate of the University dCambridge bare takes so Imparter step, scoording with that which we have Site* asseureed on the pert of the Unlearn 7of Loader, They have resolved to recognise the claims of the natural 114111110111/. the edentific closes had already acted so fie apes she Mario heads of the university as to Induce them to institute a natural science Sipco, in which comparative eoatomy, chemistry, physiology and ho mey, n o sed musmabsy, have found place, and received mas subjects recognition subjects not len worthy to he he examination than abstract mathematics end the deed language.. A further step has now bees mar. The tielvereity of Cambridge will not only coment to examine in tee natural sciences, bat It will cooler a de cree for scientific proficiency. The setae appointed • syn dicate by grace of October 27th, 1869, to wander waterier say changer sheath be made in the retralatioes onacerning the instal misseas (and moral solences) tripod. The syn dicate sow report that they are of opiates that the stedy of the eSsece.. in either division, would to encouraged in the walveratty if modiste who show that they have at talent gellideet peligirmay in them to demote hooours be I entitled to mimesis. to the degree of beet elor of arts. They tisseeire recommend that the degree be conferred on Modiste who shall pies the inpa ex. ' andeationa with, media. The bachelor of arts degree, con ferred on these gnash, will be equivalent to the bachelor of miasma degree et the lJaivireity of Leaden. It is probably le eartdasee wi h oho triganselee end traditional polic of the sairermay est le memmil I ellnlinally new dipl mma. But It w obvious rhetHeesleeseeatmemaleacs in the diet native ' title which the trlvmekt of Lattice has adopted. therm ex pedient may be to render the new soisaare degree et the Cambridge aggeldleact is its tits; bat, as the the irmeWle tatettler of arts le sot by any raearreqmseke of that sp. al trainleg in misses which it really *pre, and ebiali She title of bachelor of amerces folly ezgleige The nest momination at Cambridge kit the —The lariart seenne tepee .111 take piece os the 2 n d o f M atc h geaL. THI LONDON CORPORATION Hatarday nysraoos • armies of the livery of the City of Landes test piaos is ths Geildhall, for the purpose of oossidertai the provides of the I ill sow before perlinenest for • Wien is this corporatts onstitessey. The Right Hos. the Lead Mayer pre.dd. Aldersise Lomas*, Mr. Iffedey, Crawbrd, Ald-rteen Bose, Alderman Sidney, sad s amber • other issilases odereesed the meatier, sad a series of tweestkeit awe pried, le the Mem that the moods( owe • sphios trim Os MU Istsollsewil late the Howe of Con. Has., saddest "• Bdl for the Better of she Car pershoo of Leads.," eseatilaing the of ecaleies dese wee oemsted so the free spirit of Nam, se It die. freathind 10,000 of the Hoary, sad &Weal sheen el the IVA of sorties is their owe hal% sad pedihn the meshes eirat the htU parikasst. • 111111110 k. Vas she QWoe • pouches be preseshd le pediment In . - 741 the bill, and Hut the City sanbere bs halm= ear ll. ill e tAT 609T1TEIN AND Willn'EßN RAILWAY. The bat pair ass.ting of tte above comps ay was hold as astsettey at the King's-bridge terminus, Lublin; Sir Id r. owed, Atter the short:Dori* speech, the =l4 the dtrer•wa, shah bait already is oar iss, was *depot with Nance:7 say Ateoor - loa. A disl iked a , tM rata mdse per eget, was declared, aad ibis wiest tag having bees oasta weds!. a rasolati . .ll Was vasslasessly ad seed ...so's. AR 'b. ARla l ßarn*Rois *with Ss seespay of the KoMarsey Jeweils sad oh, K Massey sad Trete. RAH pshtie.way Cospasom tea the terms whkb have toes shindy nods PARKIN,* AND 00ITO maks no 43 , 1 for plain aamplaa •ramme .arif sod eaesissu aM se s n, 1a Iy a. *seta..* a**. **Maw MOM* as mama IN N. wsal4m of any du as emote s s a solaala asljoa Ram fealkovra. Palma lasuusokm aalaaes. m ink Nasals maaisd. owes w h y swlt • mess et MI la la sh. t z i a ,o ssle ap ar immim faarra. mar sad smalespandaia.llabl in.ttlit*nct. Santopoirraki vottaTT 0017ina. • &Ma Ems amosi fee VW MEM IN& 1111111111 —llllllll*. 14; T 114464/. Iralmam U; .ia Bi.omesosi. yvaiL —W44404411. U; Ttigsty. 14 11/$447.17 IllarrroaD.--Tors47. M. 14 dam50nt5.04442.60468L-6144.14/, Fob. II; rhonesi. IC 141 r4•1444440—Tm0imp. 1 4. WaineczArai. gralilemomenta—Toolley. Fab. 14: Tlourelay, IC. 7r14a1.17. "1301.121F•ai. 011111.811•14.—Tr1061/. 1/a. U; Tiversday, 16; rA Lam. . WANDOWOZIN. 411•644114. 14. . 41s. Crit or Lossolk 04114111,41-bal.duko.—alsourf. reb. 11; Tandy. 14. l rely. ; 164444.11 COURT OF COMMON PLRAI3.—Fns. 11. &Mingo al NW Prins is Middlemen —Oakes Lord Chid Jnetic• Eels rad a lipacial Jury.) DCIIII Y. norwnon AND ANOTNNII..—ZOW DOCTOR./ AT II IPAIILT. The quastios b this case wee whether a blood-haw and a reship horse sees sound whop they were sold to the plaintiff. Mr. Edwin James and Mr. Needham appeared for ths plaintiff, sad Mr. &rjeant &disa r ms end Mr. Brett for the dasudante. The plaintiff, Major Darn, was en dim in her ifejestes snobs, and the deindants were 'brereedeulers at LiverpooL On the 16th October lest Major Dints wasp.sdag through Liverpool, and be cialied at the &landsmen' n i mbilakmeat sad' parobased the horses in question Mr 1871. 10s. The following receipt woe given : 18th October, 18641. Eueslued et Major Dark 1371. 10a., for a blood and a arrive home, sash four years old, which we warreat pedant wand." The Urea were sent to Major Curia, at parL oti ltorsom Hants, but Mrs. orie, who was to have the bona, did not like it. The major therefore asked thialdedendants to take It beck, but the negotiation for that purpose did act succeed, and an attempt ass consequently made to sell it. The intended purchaser, however required that the lawns should bo examined to see if ha One sound ; and be was accordingly sent to Mr. Mayor, the esansest vet riass7 m eson, who ormalusd him on the 17th Oct., and gave this oertilicate--" I hereby ceetidy that I have this day examined • bay gelding, for Moja Dude, and em of opinion that the mid gelding has disease of the Meer Immediately below and at the back of the bock ; and be k theneforts un sound." This was the first intimation the major bad as to usweundoesa, and it caws( d him at once to .end the canfain bar" to me if there was marking the matter with hies, and Mr. Meyer, on the 28th Oatober, caviled that the hone had boas spay& of the off hock, sad was stiff la the maks of it, and therefore unsound. Mr. Vatusli, the eirdsiest at the London College, afterwards saw Her, end skfl "The Heed-home goo lame of the of Waking hem dimes, of the hack, tenetheipavls," tad es to the earthy horse, "t h e sad= ef the bled effigy is riglifreredlemeeof the hook joint. Ha is emeend." The me* herbg esmesueloeted with the deimiste , at thole wpm& mat the he... down to Liver pool, whin they were -morseled by a amber of vw surgeons, who preasseced *ma te be perfectly = The hersee came bee to Lathe, sad the major, determined to have the hist pessihis opinions upon the maker, snit them to Pr0f...., lipasers arid Mr. Field, who wen both et opinion that the helms wino unsound. They were sold at Tertheare tor 611. 10s., the net eau residwd b erg 671. 10s., and this *anon was bought to reamer the less width the plaudit hod sustained, Whams the expos= le white be had been put. In the entree of the dthadoste ease the cerrisse hone, white sew Waned to the ler. Mr. Beekwase, was Moonlit Ithe bemused the,e sad themained by the Au and other pennon la mese. 111setet ars esieettlie whammies for the debadeet• were ealied saw having Nowa the hone ha Pelsee-yerd ; 'ad they Ga ther *plaice that the *boil was wow as sound a as ever lived. Mr. Mayor wee recalled /Atli' reigassitei the Puy, sad asked whet bethought after having wiee *elms, &gel& That gen timea expressed thetecet positive *eke that the hone had sow a base spiv* which wan *pale both to sight sad touch, gad that it wee watt unaiistabsebly The jury fouad a verdict tar the pbdatift, laying, however, that they eialted to express their °plaice that the debedeate conduct had been honourable throughout the traessotiosk COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Fas. 11. Sitting, In Bawd, atter terto.—(Before Banos Martin, Bramwell, and Channel) DIXON V. 811 TE• This was an action --7-- foi:ela7;e; tried at Croydon before the Mb Mr. Justine Crowder. The Pleader complained of wee fiat the defendant had charged the pleistiff with being the father of an illegitimate child by hie servant girl, and far this he declared for special and general damages. The plain tiff is a surgeon residing in We neighbourhood of Green wich, and the defendant is a oolleo or of rents. It appeared that the plaintiff bad attended a Mre. Dawes, and evaded at do so en her approaching eenineenest. On his calling at her house be found that the lady bed hen confined, and ea =his surprise, when Mr:Dawes informed him he had something to his disedvalmairia sad after further press * by the plaintiff, Mr. Dawes stated that the fact wee Mr. Dixon wee alleged to be the father of a child by his servant girl, who had left his service. After a threat of as entice, Mr. Dawes gave up the defendant se his authority. An action wee then brought, and resulted in a verdict of for the plaintiff. A role wee subsequently obtained on three grounds. Fleet, that then was an improper reception of evidence as to the penal lone of the plaintiff*. practice; secondly, misdirection of the learned judge in telling the jury that they should take into consideration the lose sustained by the plaintiff in easeminit the damages, and on that principle the damages had been assessed; and thirdly, that the damages wen excessive. iltr.Serpiant Shoe and Mr. Prentice now showed canoe against the rule, which was supported by Mr. M. Chambers. After some arguments, the ors wee directed to stand over. 7HE POLICE COU.R7B. BOW-STREET. Mr. Maoism of the Judge and Jury Satiety, at the Cider Cellars, Maiden-lure, waited on Mr. Judas tar Ohs purpose of contradicting the mama of some women charged with awaiting the police a few days ago, that they was melted in the Pesos perique" at hie setablielment. Wanes ef bad character when celled ape to Morns them selves frequently evaded the avowal that they were prosti tutes by calling themeslas " Poem." In imam to the room who really ware engaged hi his establishment he thought himself bound to say that they were all Moody sad well-coaduoted pantos, sad that meme either' bed mph* to do with the cilathrheace. Tbe semented that matter of whom he had any mes the Mare Emma Mom. She certainly had formerly bees s "Pose," bat he had discharged her, bemuse he hand she was given to drinking. He had emid as entertainments of this desortp- Ma for many yea,, , his house had alweye boss mil car ducted, and he should be very sorry to let It be believed that he employed resort who went about the streets dunk sad brawling in the middle of the night. Mr. Jardine said he had not for a moment apposed that sis• women me connected with Mr. N icheleoces ham though some of them certainly mid eo. A gentlemanly looking man, who said his name was AM Once. and described hinted( as a liaendnper, was charged with assaulting • pretty and well-dtesrd young woman. surd Emily Vivian. Mr. Lewis, jun., is opening theme. said Sr assault was of as smarted charater and plated out that the ma pleinant had a black eye. He meld admit at one that she was living under the protection at a goaderaa, bet aim was not fur that remiss to be exposed to oath Mame. He should apply to the magistrate to mad the it. baba a jury, believing that a One of 61., thaighost the magistrate could inflict, would be a whhelmet% pthislemat tor snob ea offence. Defendant used her 101. Is emprossies the matter, but she &Mese% se the did am vestal/my, hat only sought to punish him kw the outrage. The oomplaineas deposed that on Meek/ sight, thaw bath at the Atoka au west te • capper -sheet, sear the Haymarket, when she tesabed tIE 6 o'clock in the morning. She was issylpg _is eon. they wi th a friend, a goatlasea , whoa the dthethat, who bed Weed into cathorretles with thus, asked thna to allow him to Ms with theta, as they ware el gabs to Plaaliss. This was urged to, and they all get bto the orb tapas% As they were passim through the perk the &readmit ow. died bar hand to get sr', therealasiag to kick him if he did not. He got out, seseberell by a thrust front the defendant. The cab presaged, end ly the diodes, began to best her, without the s sprevocatime it her part. She attempted to mem, hat wee prorated by the Sem, "the both be heads over bar thee& At last, whoa mane Is lledattea- bridge, the ethane pithd up and a pelbeses, to whoa she pus thedelhadent lathers& Wire he heed that shegin wee id le him lab weedy be awed bar SOL If the ith Tbi thora baw le d the elk. Hs however, IMMO bka Sad be Mb am bier may Ina Oat. The sabre dothead that, hewing a Nab ledde the :U w e bawd ia through the window, and taw dawdled the songisaant. He did tel atop sr tasathre, hr uthele said net se a pollersoa. He drove is to Reeks sale les.brider, thus he la aaw a assatable, sad the somplabast the delhedes• The taapaoter whe = la the theme rid that both cos - Sit and delimits thee ertheldatte the worn fur Lawrie applied fur s eormillot TM isbodiet bob NWWNW to pay 6W. to ampoules dr miter, so skit a Is N. - Ir.Weaiser - sett the . Miwire est? bat Me. la Me I pier a tbe thee, es Mat Is We Mt own bar bra ab sent. He esaalimed *lke et tbe ere word be fay set bj sae a tas es re mei mu bad power lo her. TUG Mt ewe Isto ooart wilt olden Meade far Istamesem Add eta sight-hot.. Valor ialetra at se seelog wee seadar take oould out be omeidesad r =era be the der le area the pretended drew sit etwealserdtod sir belonged. Th. w h a l e Mary wee till sawisies eat seem, sad It wr ver y gar Marble vbstbw salwapt bed as* bees weds to bate ✓eestige a/ bee eliseeederbsa esaibba. He bed wand nee airreareat, awl bud ler a rialto erg. Me. Jordbisessel rib*. Weeder Or thieves a wardens era That ear ea aura MOM be s e wires ea whin a *ma wail Mt Me arra dase i a , l e B a bd i w ither. rem resews •grillawq,ardsry inimmardirryiabi. DU vas palest that she bed bets wry Ewa biased, and the mimosa ovstatbet Maas dbtaneent tbikt bar. H it were true that be kid inflicted that injury a Sas el 61. would be a my kakinate punishment. Os the ether bud, be should not like, with mob 'sideman to take spas Massif to commit I the Mendota to pekes be Is months under the Aistststad Aasseets Atet. Lids them ahem stauses, and eoasiderieg Chet is Irmo not spited by t h e presents's to tilts Aber of those courses, but at coos to 00auldt the prissier for trial, he thought it maid be basted babe that 02111111. He should admit him to Mil, however In two tassels. of 101., sad his own r.cog sinner of 2 1w; Yr. Lewis et;btaltted that the tail ought to be higher. The isimelest bad a fictitious name, mid bad described him self as • C IS , when polat of hot ha held a math bl e r . r i ardta aa- saw so segos why the ball should be higher than mad. The prit.:o4 w dna rebind ham the dock, but in the thane al the Marmon the solicher Massed to the court, tad Weaned his worship that they had agreed to a con roma and the onee would not be premed. Mr. online add that ender the circumstantial he could do nothing else bat diecharge the prisoner. Da Grew, a Swede, and the taper of a mall coatis deaseosoliop in the Walworth-road, was &erred with de fromitag Mrs. Ingress, of 137, Ilisekfriwo-read, of 61. 6e. It appals* that on the 14th of lent month tne proasmatriz was in she shop of • pawnbroker, when tin Wham end a foreigner came la to oder a minsive- oboist for sale or pawn, and which the prix mar as being gold. The pawnbroker's militant offered ter give 61. for it, and the prossouirix, supposing It to be worth mach more, consented to it'll 61. 6a. for the chain. She had since had it tested, sad it tu,ned out to be brass, and worth no more than crown. The prisoner said his companion, to whom the chain be longed was a countryman of his, and he went to the shop to interpret for him, bat he knew waking of him. The prisoner use rebored upon his own remygoireace, end hie wits oilseed to return the prosecatrix her 61. 6s. BOUTRWIIIt7L. • wall-tirmeed young ma, who gave his name as Samoa feelalay_ sad ano th er man, who stated himself to be Hear, Beg, sa essalbas piopricor, of Britton, were -barged with gaining admission tp the house of the Bey. Mr. Tugwell, Map, Upper Btaniford-street. Mr. Tugwell said that on the previous night the prisms,, some to his hones, end told his servant to say that young Mr. Maudesley wished to KO him. Aa be kimsesnething elite. Mandesley's family he desired that they might be ad mitted. The prisoner calling himself Maistkelay then said he was only a nephew of the gentleman with whom he (wit ness) was acquainted. They produced balmlike two books, containing the names of subscribers to charitable inglitationr, and said they wanted his vote to get a child into the Asylum for Idiots. Alter some conversation with the prisoaere wit ness suspected they were impostors, and sent for his sextoo, who lived close by, and afterwards for two police coestablae, when he gave them in charge. The prisoners declared that they only went to Mr. ne velts house to wilt for his vote, and bad no intention of steel ing or doing anything wrong. It was stated by the police that both prisoners bed given fake addresses, and a remand was salted foe, ia order that further inquii iee might be made renaming than. Mr. Burnham thought the circumstances sksalling the prisoners' introduction into Mr. Tagwell's hoots, and the fact of their having given false references, was aufficaent to justify him in remanding them fors week. .THAMES. ♦ Lege erowd eatemblard, i;eTudMg the Rev. an King, the motor, and aversl of the alargy of St. George in the mat, for the purpose of bearing the summons taken oat at the instance of Mr. King against Martin Mitaltsams, of M, Star sweet, Wapping, and made returnable, in order that the law might be applied before another Sunday inter ested. Me: Hostage represented the rector and clergy of St. Georges, and lir. Crouch, a solicitor, for defendant. The summons was taken out under the 10th Mau, inf an t sec. 2, charging the defendant with maliciontly astir.? and disquieting the Rev. Mr. Dove and the Ray. Mr. Stuart, and secondly the Rev. Georg, Lee, while eying Divine service in the church of St. George in the oast. Mr. Crouch applied for an adjournment, on the grand tkat he had sword important wigwams who would prove the bind nos of defendant, but could not attend that day. Mr. Yardley said they were on the eve of another Sabbath day, and the *On of t ha t hearing was to put a sap to the soesdalous &accretion of the church sad servios which had taken place. At the some lima be should wish to bear the Mans fully:made out,and if there was evidence kethmoning he would not decide the are that day. After sums technical objections to the summons, which von overruled, Mr. Wonder said in should be able to prove that the Alma had ben committed, end under the ad of Queen Mou quoted he should ask tho magistros to commit the do indant to prima for three smallis for this most =Mous and simmeW anew. He was not there to vindleste the innovation In the esrvicie of the church of St. George, if there were any; the question was whether riots and disturb ands wars to take *AB, sad ern -dimmed pusses to miter the churn every Sendai. make bloom who, la Yampa the worship of God. The defendant amp hen a &tad perish, and he should prove by witnesses wholly nommoted with the church or the clergy that the defendant teak an active part in the tbsturbancoe, and if he did so he shed& call for a conviction. Mr. Ysrdley abed what recent meta bed bees decided under the act of Mary, to which Mr. Wontner repaid that there was the Goes of rani Moon, decided by the Jodie§ in the reign of Charles the Beeend. Mr. Yardley sad that It was quite clear that the act of Mary was not °beds**, as many people supposed. Tnere wits a mere recent case, "Williamsv. Olezuster," where Lord Chief Justice Abbott derided that brawling or creating a dis turbance, end interrupting the service in the r a o lg tostant thatch. could be punished under the sot of Queen . W. Csio, a lightevmsn, and two other witness* 11 fa Blue Anchor-road, Berroondes y were then called, end mid they were sitting behind the de , entisnt on Benda, evening last, in the north gallery of 13t. George's Church, and while the service wee being chanted, heard hint all out several them " No Popery." and "Down with the Pope," and hest the lien of the gallery with his hinds eni feet. ?deny of the purr= were asking a nobs at the same time. Some were ginning " We won't go home tilt morning," others "Hot Co l lins," and " Tippytiwitcbe.," and the row was ecatineed throughout the Ferries. The defendant continued his disorderly conduct from seven o'clock until a quarter past sled, when a gentleman stepped up and asked him his name, and also asked witnesses their names. At the aoaoloeion of tiiT evidence Mr. Yardley said ha considered that • wrong prima fade oar bad been made out the defendant, but as it was stated that there IMO to IA heard for the defence, he should adjourn the are, end bold the defendant to bail. A man was here pointed out in oourtwbobsd taken an active part in the disturbances on tinuriey ftnii bathed refused his name and address, and Mr. Wanner ist♦eadsd ft of him amidst load aim of " Don't give ft him; the Prteryites want to make a victim of you." Mr. Yardley mid be meld not compel the mem to give Me name, and the ally mane left open was to tram him oat. After some diem/Mom the magistrate agreed to accept bail for Mitcham, himself In 801 and his employers In the stun of 101. seek, for his appearance on Tuesday next. The man referred to was followed by a number of the , friends of the rector and the police to tram Itim out, and also joined by We partisans. who led him away to amid pursuit, amidst considerable noise and excitement. no BOMBAY AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.•I3OII7'N ANTrox. IsosesT.—Tlte Pealouder sad °Antal Com pany's steamship Pere, Captain Jamieson. took herd this day at 1 p.m. with her Makete's mails Ise the sr- I ream, kieat, Adm. Bombay, and Upper Bengal. Australis, and New lend. Bbe took 120 pmeisfers, amenget whom ate Capesiam Whilehill, Brown, and ; Llentesmats =Baldwin, Baker, Kittae,Grier. and Malys.= ; Oceas I. Baker, and Sir C. Oakley. The Per, leek cm height MO boxes specie, total vain. 274,6421. 2s. 61., kr the following ports : Hobson's Bay, jewelle ry, watches sad pipes, 2,8061. ; Melbourne, jewellery, watches, earl silver cold, 47801. ; Sydney jewellery, watches, 6:0.1101. 74. 6d. ; and kr Bombay, bar silver and fivesfreste 223,0201. • bar geld, 10,0001. • ' eosersiges, 15.610 1 . ; 6x, 2 6 71. The Pent also took a image sotto of =nimehandiae, The Timer, Captain Mk; will leave ow plow Frida y next, with the nab for the West lair, Mexico, end Patibx Bbe will TIMM MI ea inter sebedel aeries, and the Parana will be desgseaked abortly saw, to bring home the rears midis. The Tunas, Captain Weems, is due at Cowes en Thar's:lay next, with dates from New York to the 4th instant; and the Penna. Captain Woolwar", is des on the 15th, with the next mii from the West Indies. CONSOLIDATID 01.011113.—Front and after to-morrow the Chantey aoseoYialed alder yin War fleet, and • eonniderable impregnation h supooted lo result in the prudes of the Curt of Chewohy. All bow orders, 'owe of which wen mode shoat SOO p... an abrogated by tha pne storms, and they ars ow botarsd to 000stltote the moral orders of the centre. The ceders ere retained in a volume, and bare WO arnaged by lir. 'Walt W. Smith and Mr. H. Cadman i 5..., barristers, who who appointed by Lard Clastoried when Lord Chancellor, and were sanctioned by Lord Campbell, r Chancellor ; and hie lordship will have the matisfacolow of glaring his authority to a valuable collection of orders stringed after oonalderablo trouble by " the consolidators." They mad* their first report to Lord Chelmsford in April last, and in November the cos sotidators addressed Lord Campbell, stating that they had attended to the waved idea MAN and adding that • :maim of persons well acquainted with the court had 'weird their satisfaction at the manner In whlch the order had been fettled. and their belief that conaidtwahle beret would who "OM the ounhildadou [Advortiomoot.]—Narics. —ln °Dummies of Welllrl Levee wed bleeloa c linlas i jest einneeted INA eitli Waller le thia .166 dm _ 7 edtweet. end ellaine be a rr a re mamma wry lesliee. . Teener it be =az eaweblel. web* It el wele Weald 4 Wet ebesnellew cm the wo.allel "Otweelialei .ma 10. 1 WWI .tsedlee etiolates: am ellbeet lemaelles i We lbeeem. e i tz . ll =Weft& •.1141/ Vier OWNlNPftiff eall WO 61011.0 01%101 ether be minemeweees er bele bap les like eleftwat as We woes Wel liegewas fee mew elll be verb mewl We Wet %ale Me ea reetiot 0 Weft :ma We levereerewl We ke ell•-eiro I, lawlerr m Mit& _ _ ...W.I. ... Tbeeley. ltdbeene. Y A__ ____ NI% AVM WNW/. ley Weal Wain; Ye elldlla Matt NIMOOMONI ell AfdliEß2B. TALLOW. (From the Cirealat i ressai Williesll, Brooke, and Co., idler rwalag.) The tallow mob* MS millind moth enema throughout the week, el& a canthmeed tuedeney to Improve ment in prime, awned by a talc earennt 4. Mimes for the time of year. Prssss high row, however, tend to eau& caution on the part of buyers, awl as the prinoipsl News for consumption is sow tail declining,• diminution in the future deliveries will dont/item take plain. la the abeame of imports of moment sines the comentsowstat t:9 therm ) Me available - stook hay in the interim, been graduallyredithed, but with the next tocertairayol mote liberal supplies of " porta" ere long, It is more than probable that the wants of manufacturers during the spring month■ will be fairly met through those channels to the injury of theater* now held by the Moscow speculators. To day the market bee been firm at the following quotations for Y.C., vii, 66a. dd. fee. dm tallow on the spot ; 606. lid. for M a r c h; 66a. 9d. to Me. for April to Jane ; mad 53a. 94. to 64.. per cwt. k r Othoeber to December. The imports mince Monday up to last sweating have been only 471 casks. Tee deliveries bace been 1,9. 5 9 *eke, end the Preterittoek of all kind. is 36,500 auks, Wag a *cream of 2.404 ._ when compared with the g ruthaty on head this day week. Town melted has been in weedy_ request throughout the week, and we learn that as high ar OW net has been obtained, the mote general price hr, however,, been in accordance with the "Market Letter " which has beet unaltered to-day Eros Ile. 9d.—or ray 595: 3d. per owl. n. t. .Higbee Peres are re ported to have been paid to-day in some lateness for raw he —perticulerly for mutton. The public *tee to-day resulted as follows: Odesee--Of 80 casks offered only 66 wake sod et the el* the principal dem end being for beat tallow, which was well competed tor. the bought-in portico hey boweeer, since been sold. The following is the result:—Mixed malting, felr, 69a. 8d ; beet, good to fins, 69a. dd. to 695. 84.; mid dling, 695. 3d. per cwt. South:American-64 pipes offered were also only partly sold at the sale, but subsequently the whole found buyers as fol. lews:—Miadling to fair colour, bet greasy, 675.; rather dark ditto, 66a. • dark ditto, Ow 6d. per cwt. North America-38 casks olered were held firmly for very full prices, which resulted in only 28 corks being sold at and after the sale at 60s. Id. toe good, and 60s. per cwt. toe 61+ quality. East India was well compaed for, and realised fall prior, 36 packages having sold as follows :—Fair, ICs. ; 695. 6d.; and 66e. 64. per cwt. for mixed qualities, chiefly dark. Cocoa Nut 011 continues in good request, and prices have again +lightly advanced. 276mM* °Hared all .old ea follows : Cochiu very Hu. in hogsheads, 46e. to 465. 3d; fine, 46a. 9d.; fair, 46e. 3d. Ceylon—flue, in hogshead,42/. 9d. to 43e. 3d., and 425. 9d. to 43e. for pipes; good, 425. 3d. to 42a. Dd. Sydney-14 casks of refddliog quality brought 41s. 6d. per cwt., less 21 per oent. discount, being oleo • full price. Palm Oil—There was not any really fine oil adored to-day, but for a portion of that submitted, of buyers could not be found at the prices re v t e areerald '1 41 4 61 casks brought forward only about 140 casks (cbiody adages and barrel.) were realies4 at 46e. 6d. for good; 44e. to 46a. 3d. for tillages and barrels frora;Whydah and Accra; and 42e, to 43d. per cwt. for middling to rodeo- ordinary from Monrovia. Palm Nnt Oil-31 casks goad to fins were all talc= in for mint of buyers, st 365. 6d. to 365. per cent. lArd-16cWts from Gibraltar of low quality, and doubtful as to wet, brought 43.. 444. 3d. per cwt., bring high prices. WOOLLEN.—Lanns, Fox. 11.—There has been a fair attendance of buyer* in the cloth halls this morning, but the market has been rsther quiet. The demand for light fabrics is filrging a Mlle, and tee quantity that is cleared out of the halls is not equal to what is brought into the market. Ordi nary broad cloths are selling to a moderate extent. The tone of the market is rather easier for going goods. COTTON.—lavaarom, Fas. 11.—Tha sake of cotton to-day a t marabout at 6,000 balm A quiet market at yes. tarday's plow. COTTON 000Dit.—Mutouserre, Fre. 11.—The market for yarns and manufactures continues quiet. Ia the cotton market thanker, been no change damns the week. On the other side of the Atlantic wipes were rather higher at Wt dame, bat here, with the knowledge that there is the extreordinary quantity of 423,000 bake at sea for this coun try, prices are simply maintained at last week's quotations. The latest advice' from India are to the effect that, at Col ogne and Bombay there was no alteration, and with the engagements already made buyers and sellers in this market appear alike disposed to act whhcaution. Then ie a demand for nearly all kinds of cloth and yarn, but u new outrun cannot be effected without more or leas addition to prices from the engagements already made, fresh orders have been given and taken with some reserve. In pennies cloths there le • good deal doing, principally in the latieiclus of fabric. In yarn., spinning" for the home trade, and 24'. to Ws warps fir Upon, are amonget those in request. The market closes firm, and quite ea healthy as for several weeks past. FEB.ll.—Leas of brisk new prevails in the trade of this town than there existed a fortnight ago ; but this remark applies only to the number of orders received this week from the factors, and rather indi cates that it is the consequence of a slight suspension of 'Mention in the country trade whilst the financial statement has been pruding. Tree manufacturers who were off for orders previously have not yet felt any reaction, sad before It could roach them trade will most likely be spin in full motion. Our foreign trade it quiet, but the merchants speak of the prospect of lie speedy revival, and upon the whole there is no cause whatever for complaint at the general eon ditien of trade here 'Moe the new year commenced. All the largest manufacturers have their hands on atfull time, and in other respects labour here is fully employed. The iron trade of South Steffordahlre is not quite so brisk; such slackness as may exist applies chiefly to inferior makes of finished iron, for which there ie only a moderate demand. The coal trade is remarkably Lriak ; at some of the works there has been partial moppet in consequence of the insufficiency of the supply of tac t, colliers being In an unsettled state, and not working more than two-thirds time. The amount of inoon- veownce of which this is productive is very great, sae it is ihereseing, greatly to the aneoyance of all who are connected with the tradieg opwationa of the district. CORN.—CAnsitnoa, FIB. 11.—We had a short supply of all oath to-day, particularly barley, the second quallty of which was 2s. dearer. Wheat. 38e. to 48r. Barley, 275. to 44r. Beaus, 365. to 40a. Oats, 20e. to 28s. Oakum.; Fes. 11.—We bad a good supply of wheat at our market this tomato& There was a good demand, at prices about 3d. per buahal over those of last week. :t o rll end oats, supply Gar • prim amuch the same. A few of very tine seed oat; from Scotland brought higher rates than our quotidian by 24. to 2s. per bushel. Wheat, white, new sad old, 18s. to 19e. • red, new and old, 17e. to 17e. 91. Barley, new sod old, 'l2a. 6d. to lac 6d. Oats, potato, old, 10s. fd. to lls.; saw, 9s. to 19s. 6d.; comics, old, 9s. Bd. to 10e. ; new, Bs. to 9s. Beans, 194. to 20e. Floor, per atoms, le. 101. to 26. Oatmeal, 2s. to 2s. 2d. Eye meal, le. 6d. Berleytarei, Is. ed.—Carlisle Journal. Counrsersa, Yea. 11.—An increased supply of wheat, prises tally equal to tam day. Barley la. dearer, with a fair supply. Bow sad pew unaltered; the quantity offered was imodaste. GLOUCCITZI, Fire. 11.—The weather for the last few days has been dry and frosty, but last sushi we had • fall of inns, accompanied by a partial tbaw. The demand for English wheat was quieter at our to-day's market, bat no alteration in prices con be quoted. Foreign unertariged. Melting barley more in demand, prices in favour of edam Grinding qui eas dear. Beans bring full rates. Oats IMO fully 6d. cheerier, in consequence of same forced sales ex ship. Imports for the week ending Feb. 11:—Wheat. foreign, 1,760 qrs.; barley, foreign, O 70; oats, Ireland, 6,910. - - GUILDFORD, Fah. 11.—The supply of whhai to-day via lance. Yin. samples were to regatta, and malted as advancer of la. Inferior sorts not a Mee sale, but these were potty well cleared off. Eteriey 2s. Marty and in mach better de mand. Wheat, 40s. to 645.; barley, 30s. to 435.; etatr, 206. to 301. , beans, Ns. to 44m ; pw,Va. au 41s. HsatFoßD, Pan. IL—We bed a small market to-day; trade for the beat samples of -heat Ann, at lam week's prim s. Bale, in lam offer. Prime folly riapporMd. Oats er•ld more freely. Peas and beans (phis as good trade. Wheat, per load, 20a. to 30e. ; barley, per qr., 264. to 46e. ; oats, per qr. 203.. to 28e.; puss, pas load, 21s. to Ms.; beans, per loa d, 21s. to 301. lotcastan, Fan. 11.—The show at wheat wee about as rad. no trade was firm, at ma advance of is. per quarter. White IILI4111i41 • were quoted at 475. to 62.. ; red 44.. to 48a. per 36 storm Select samples of barky were tmgerly sought fur, and m some mars prices advanced IL per maartar ,• maPinr, 38a. to 435. ; grinding sorts sold slowly, but without material Mange in value, at 82s. to 344. per 30 stone. Thom wa. a Lily supply of oats, which met a moderate enquiry at tally previous quotatioes, namely, 24.. to 34e. ter 24 mom. Bea , • (of which the supply was limited) sold st bleb rates— old, 4Sa. to 60a. • new, 40a. b. 44a. per qaarter. Fine flou t ; secoade, 31..; thirds, 295. pet 20 atone. NEWCASTLE, FEBRUARY 11.—Fair supply of farmers* wheat, which sold airs speedily at lc per qr. advance. Booth country and foreign rather more inquired for at a slight advance. Flour is isms demand, and tha turn dearer. Barley, both malting sad grinding, in improved demand, sad le. dearer. Oats firmer. Beau and peas unaltered, sad prices stiffer. • - • NORWICH. FEB. 11.—The condition of the wheat offered appeared to have been Improved by the frosty wea ther; the dimmed was somewhat better, sad Met west's rates were fully supported for .11 descriptions. The eupOy of the beet qualities of barley Is now booming vary limited, sad for these rather higher peons were given; disti ll ing &ad grinding forte were also taken at rather advanced rates. Whits wheat, 46.. to 49A.; red ditto, 40.. to 45a.; best chevalier malting borlsy, 42e. to 44e.; runs chevalier ditto, s4s. to 40e. ; distilling ditto, Us. to 27e. per qr. Plow, 30e. to 30e. dd. per sack from the wilier. Normans), Fri. 11.—Our corn exchange this morning was oe aty &opened with whet', cod there was a fair at of twiner* and haloes. Both old and new 1•111_11111/ *old readily a' fall rates; in some cases la. advance. New whits ratiovel 460. to 64. ; hew red, 44., to 48..; old white, 60.. s., 664 , old red, e4a. to 49.. per 36 *tote. The supply e.lerntle, and waiting goatlike made enem a . t.rms, Ce only, 34.. to 47..; &ergo Baal., 40e. to 42e. per en; revive libido, 28.. to 31* per 30 state. Oats a . sod rather dearer ; old, 27.. to 30e. ; , rm. to 28e.; old foreign, 24.. to 29.. per 24 a0.n... gear moo non plentifully to baud sad supported extreme prior; 48s, to 02a. ; new, 41.. to its. per gamier. Rupee Hour, ate. to Us. Ilse, 31s. to 33e. per 20 rose. OXPORD; Fos. 11.-Bamples of wheat woo much scarcer; thous that were in godd condition were readily taken, prices I'4'4 I* whits wheat from 48a. to 64a. par quarter. Red whoa; 41s. to des. Good bards", both for mat* sod grind. lag pare se., we. much sought idler, the foessw retaining list week's rams, and ills lams snits la. per via:tar hiteier. Oats sold fiom 19s. to 32a. • beans, 88e. to 63 5.; bog peas, 313 a. to 40a. ; Soar, 335. per s ick. PETERBOOOOOW, ,ftn.ll.--A4 oar Mike, to.dey we had but a mail pply of wheat, which met a good tale at quits is. per qr. over the prices of We day week. _Barley, sate, and beaus in demand, and each delver, Bost red Wheat, 4135. ; cenonon, 43a. to 445. per 5041b5. Oafs, Ili& to i.e. Id. per stone. Beans, 40s. to 411. per qr. of 6321ba. - - •• ' • - . . READING, Fan. 11.—There was but a limited supply of wheat at our market this morning, the oondition of which was muil improved. The attendance about an average one. The trade opened briskly. Beet dry samples of wheat were in demand, and realised an advance of fully Is. per qr. In other noels there wee also a better trade. The *ripply of barley was short, with a good trade, best malting being rea dily purchased at an advance from Is. to 2e. per qr. Other Smoriptions also more in demand, at better prices. There was an improved trade in oats, beans, and peas, with an up ward tendency. Wheat, 38s. te,63s. per qr.; barley, 30s. to 44e. ; oats, 18e. to 32a.; beans, 425. to 12e.• peas, 38s. to 48e. Households, 390. per sack; seconds, 364. ROCHLKTEIt, hl3. ii.—Trade on the whole was some. what brisker to-day. Some good samples for seeding pur poses were eagerly taken at the fall rates of lut week. For best sorts of white as highs' 625. was quoted, but the trade generally ruled from 465. to ins. There was not much peas fag in red, which met with an indifferent sale at 40a, to 46a. Barleys are in more request, and samples fur malting pur poses are about Is. per qr. dearer; for the primest samples, 445. was readily given. Grinding kinds appeared to be un heeded, and the trade in that description was dull. There was scarcely anything doing in the oat trade, and that kind of grain is rather cheaper, sty 64. to Is. per qr. In both beans and peas there was scarcely anything passing, but as the time for planting beans is at hand, no reduction in pros is to be anticipated ; prime sorts are Taber dearer, and are now fetching 42a. to BO& Peas without alteration, and fully to dear. WORCESTER, FEB. 11.—At ibis day'. market there wee less supply of wheat, which firmly maintained the currency of this day ea'anight, tut no advance could be obtained. Barley le. per gr. dearer, which was paid with reluctance, and only on small quantities. OAS dull, and 6.1. cheaper. Beane quite as high. Peas rather dearer. WIISRECR, Fas.ll.—The supply of wheat and of all other =adountutuas small at this market. Wheat has met a good ,as U. per qr. Oyer the prices of this day week ; end for este, beaus. end barley, 6d, to Is. per qr. more money has been obtained. Prim to the grower :—Wheat, white, we, 455. to 465.; extra, 48e., 831 be. per bushel; ditto, red, new, 42e. to 441.; extra, 46a.; ditto white, old, 46e. to 485., extra, 605.; ditto red, old, 44.. to 46a., extra, 46e.; Oats, 1114. to L. per stone. Beans, 38,. to 435. per qr. _ . Tann FED. 11.—There was a plentiful supply of wheat at market to-day, and the attendance was fully an average. Wheat was in demand, at an advance of la. per quarter ; for white descriptions rates varied from 455. to 50s. ; for red, 4•25. to 46a. per 36 st•rte. Barley of se quality was in small sus ply, and met a brink demand., at quite u much money as on the week previona, samples changing hands at 36.. to 40s. per quarter; grinding 30s. to 325. per 30 atone. Oats were a mcderste show, and moved o ff at upward prices, 22a. to 24e. per 24 stone. Beans in scanty supply, and in favour of the seller, namely, 445. to 48e. per 38 stone. Malt, 680. to 70e. By., 32e. per quarter. Flour, 335. to 365. per 20 stone. KIRLCLLDY, Fin. 11.—We had a return of frost on blondey, on Tuesday s heavy fell of snow, Moos then severe frost, with a little more snow, so that the ground lies covered to the depth of from six to eight Inches. This is enhancing the value of all feeding stuffs; the deficiency in turnips sad straw is being severely felt. At our country mortals this week we had lees grain of every kind offering, and buyers being more enxions than of late, full prices were paid, mire particularly for soy parcels fitted for seed. Here, to-day, we had moderato supplies of all kinds of grain. bales ready, and prices very much as last day ; only fine qualities of wheat were about le. dearer. Wheat, 42a. to 609. per qr. ; barley, 32e. to 400.; oats, 21s. to 29a. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. fr+m London for Nelson. Nev. 13 Oh let 23 21. ion 21 W. Jeremiah Thompson Imo Mobilo for Limped, Jas. 24, lot. 24.11/ til,kallo3o N. Uses Orli). hem Liverpool for et. Donsiego, Jen. U, lot 42.41 N, lon 10 27 W. Neirkese. from Rio Beebe for Liverpool, Jan. IS, off Crooked Island. Wardrina. from Clelessbe be Labials. AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL DESPATCHES /non Lmenroor..—On Saturday last the British and North American Royal Mail atesmar, Swope, sailed front Liver pool for Beaton with the United State. and North American malls and 60 passengers. On Wednesday next the Quebec and Montreal Mail Company's steamer, Anglo.l3exon, will be despatched from the Money for Portland with the United States and Canadian mails. The tor at the Liverpool Poet of6ce will be open on that day for the real), of letters, &o. till 12.30p.m., and vik Queenstown until 9.30 p.m. Tin PENINSULAR MAILS.—Tire Salt= arrived Mety at Southampton with the Peninsular mails. Her re Lisbon, Feb. 7 ; Oporto sad Vigo, 8. Her cargo consisted of aped, worth 3,8881. 10s., 268 half theta. of oranges, 60 boxes of tangerines., 42 cases and 6 casks of wine, and 193 boxes of eggs. The Sultan had fins weather, with eaeterly vied/. from Lisbon to Vigo, and variable winds and unsettled weather *arose the bay. Toe screw steamer Warrior had arrived at Lisbon from Liverpool. The usual Pornagusee squadron and two Dutch screw frigates were at Lisbon. The Sultan exchanged signals on her homeward voyage with the Peninsular pocket Tagus. SAILORS' HOME AND DESTITUTE SAILORS' APTLIMI. WILL•EITREET, LONDON-MMES.—The monthly menthe of this institution was held on Thursday last; Captain the Hon. Francis Mande, R N., in the chair. The secretary presented the amounts, by which it appeared that the average dab, number of boarders at the Home daring isintary was 237; and is the lest month 2,4001. has been forwarded through the institution to the friends of sailors I residing in the country, end 3961. invested in the Genera -1 meat Seamen's Savings Beek ; while, mince the opening of the institution, 838,7961. had been received from sailors, out of which 312.9401. wits remitted home, and 27,6651. invested In savings bank. The number of boa rder, at present in the institution was 243 (sailors from all parts of the world), and oat of as large a number not a single care of sickness was reported ; in fact, the institution has enjoyed a remarkable exemption from all kinds of disease for the 23 years of its ex istence, during which time nearly 101,000 sailors have passed through it. With reference to the Destitute Sailors' Asylum, it appeared that during the last month 107 tailors have been relieved with food and shelter, and Ninth the opening of the I asylum in 1827, 38,967 men have enjoyed Its benefits. [Advertieementl—HottowAT's OINTMENT AND Nun —Sell Coan—lie the ailment external or Internal, chronic or acute. intlanimatory or otherwise. a corrals remedy may be found is one iir ether, or boa'. of Holloway'. progarallona lo the winery and on the toilet they me equally to place; the um of them involves no doer; the inzeloy=ent of them will net mesa the moat timid any agerseendaa madder. They always relieve. and by their itorreetleg ai Xtying. sad healing power, invadable prone beneficial to htelliant to the burn= frame In wounds. sprains neared veins, sod dorms of the 'kin. Holloway's atmeat may be mod with safety and ortatuty. without malignant the at stem. or transferring the dieser to other smite BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BICIIBOII.7Iret. 9, at Ileelepts-Thatate, the wife of the Amy. 3. Maar" el adaughter. BILATT.—feb. g. at Naww-ees. the wee of Mr. G. Brett. of a "on. (MAULS —lhtb. 9. eg lianerllwguare. elm J. nark.. of a daughter. DM TSKEM.—Ifeh. 7. • at Cinhaereed. 19t. Jeha'adwood. the wife of M. 8. De Tem Meg . of a daughter. DULLIT.—Ifeb. & at Welllngthenel4 the with of elf. D. Dullef. Jum,of &tighter. ft A Illtl&—ifeb. 9. at llldgese hill. Wimbledon. Surrey, Mrs. J. Herrik of a daughter. HAWKIIIB.—Fett. the wife of 3. W. Gawking. Egg.. of Vicange• eardem. Keusiagton. f a daughter. MAJOR.—Iob. 9. the wife of A. Major. Seq., of London road. Derby. of WO. • . . NATTRNWO 9 . at Pthlueold-alllas. King Bdwardts-road, Hectare, the with of Mr. M. Mattbe Se, of a son. PRILPOTT. —TO. 7. at Bromley-common, Boit, the wife of B. Pallpoit. of a .esaahlar. IthllTa.—Tob. 7. at Hoots Lodge, Cheater, the art of Captain T. J amnia of a son. BTRACIIIST.—Iob. 9. at Clifton. the with of Sir E. Swaths. Bart.. W RlM—Feb. CM Iktektnebem. the wife at the Bee. A. B. Wray. of • dara• Ilia t. MARRIAGES. FORTZR—MITHIL9 —Feb.7, at flarford Church. Dear Icy-bthlret Routh Dears, by the Rev. R. P Coraleb, F. .t. Poster, Eat . Roth' Madam O l illial7. to Elm Gertrude. daughter of Meat: Woad W• 111.3ra loyal Laiusidth elltltla MCNTM—MASTRM —Feb. 11. at Nee Court Chapel, Neetadle co- h 7 the Rae. J. W. Loom Mr. W. limner, to Catherine. ter or .1 imbue. Ilia.. all of Manchate•. JOLL —WILLIAM9.-1. 9, at the Viduoian Chun*, Stranwa by the Bay. Z. Hlgglmes, Mr. Y. Jolly. of Bath, to Ana Pra n ce , Wil- Ilanutdaeghter of J. William. req. NO—VMNN.—Pett P. at the pariah church. Tottrobtm. br the ler. W.,. Hail. Wba Ms.. W. O. Keating of tattoo. Lincoln. to J". Fleapor. daughter of W. W. Venn. Cat.. of Tottenham. PLTIR110:11-011APM.aff.—Feb. 9, at St. Dunetwegiathe Rad. by the Rev. T. B. Murray. J Paterson, 71. R of Pullet. to Ulna. d r the tate T. Chapman. Not.. of Load , a ROagitient et —MOTIIAIL—Veh P. at Ineell.tuect Chapel. Raiford. by the Rev. IL Bedford. Mr. W. H. Rotbery, of Pendant" to Lao. eitmgat Mr. J. Rotteara. of Broughtou rilt—APIUFORD.—leb. 8, at st. John's, W Index. by the Rev. H. J. Milano, 0 Boarder. Erg of Couered. Germ, to Ma , y eophlik, dust's/fat Ye Isto A. Award. Meg.. of d.rotm 11.11. Herta DEATHS. ARECOLialirb. P. at lientmarmimaz. 913.11 Z. T. MUM!. i• BIBD *et n. . Mr. Q. Bird. of Cl:invade. mod lA. to ber OM 3 .r'. Mari.. the adored wife of Richard 1. Mr. J. Dlsou..ollt e u.... o° Wafoi .f . Meati DIZOR —fob ed•r. amal 49. DRINKMATIR.—Yob. R Rodney-Ow. Mem:thew. Cherlotte Illiebolk mike of N. L ll7tokostor, tp.. ofted te. LAXTO7I.-701. 9. Illonesb. widow of the law M. Idatda, of Pled bent Mat Elpaldisa. t.locolroOdro. axed 4' . LBLEI —Fee. 10. at ManhalL., wet Are. Meru. Min MIMI Loki+. Media 1141.0MON.—leb T. Mr .1. Solomon. of II troaeh.oseol. Moutheort. TAYLOR. —Yob. 7. at ktaketrell. Dertothlre . Aerto. daughtoz of Mr. J. Tyke. and 31' }Waled awl l'abltthad WILLtAII Euo Hlt"d Ne. Ratak is tias OW a( Maar. at t ies. 011 kw Einsi. la the !redact W -410 SID FISAVART 1 4 gam II I /