The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-26 00:00:00

e p...... 1.111 1 0. NAVAL AND MILITARY. FIRES ON BOARD TRANSPORTS. Mr. Bernal Osteorne has issued the followieg notice us pthreat Ire oo board transports: "The Ler:s Comuniaiosers of the Admiralty hays to mill the s pec at attention of Admiralty agents and saav,e,. of , tramped., sad fright ship, ae wall as the isilitarf di e m Is *up el troop embarked, to the seensity of ti s k h u g. ships sales Wag areal, saframel, nspostir,g the ost ekieg of "Ammo, which is never ea say SNOn, .. to be rimmed, ems ea the upper deck, and then only at namable hours : and Ito Weiler or paten: meatus are to, be allowed on board, sad the agents sad meatus of ell ships chartered by the Arlentalty are to adopt the sloe . stringent measures to perm t he w rogartioas from bring diaobryed, sad they aro to take oars ia the stowage of the holds, art ow ham simians& of eily or greasy oakum, or ether ere streible Imaterlah be allowed, which might ewe spealemeens essa beensa. end they are to warn ell peeress es lewd to be seat PPM le bghts so as to prevent sensate W Ire. It Is their leeisMpr &imams that Ws elder be pub/hely reed by the apse, or U there is no spat ea board, by the sweet of the ship, is the one and weep es their essiredtetioa. and a copy of It is to be busy op is PIM eenspis k re ab Autt ter pmeral lafermathes.—By amused of their " P. 0•1101INI. ADialiaLTT, 26. Areoniintimai.— Usti imams B. Rabe (1654). to too Itstooll. 6 6 . wow mass Degasllboweese ; A. H. W. Bauieeoshe (1854), to the of Weiliostoe, 131, terse soma ship, of 700-Itorso Mir , at epliseed ; A. J. Day, to the Powerfal, $4, for senile; F. W. Pyle, to the ReseeU, kr service S, gas boat ; Hoe. M. IL Nebo. (1852), to the Ho 80, wpm steam clop, at Portsmouth, for ter- Till is the winger, 2, ran-boat ; sad J. Wart (1849), to Ow Cornwallis, 60, screw item nip, at Dovosport, for ear vies. is tbe Iliad, 2, fan -boat. sLacraro maertara.) PLYMOUTH. FILIDAT Brume. The mew Moamar, lazolleat. arrived here at sews ilia erasing, from Oibraerar sad Balaklava, baviar bad a wariek raw boa*. Ma bra are or ria peraegers, and takes tail will leave ler Lades. MAT 26. `The lintributirin, 28, flag of Roar-Adintrel Baynes, C. 8., with the screw ships flag 119, Hawke, GO, Corn- Neighs, 60, Pembroke, 80, sad Hawley, 40, left St Helen's NARA* , stoma this manna, at 7 &sleek, for the Baltic, minim; far further orders at the Downs. The Powerful, $4, Captain Hess* sad the Gleans, 84, Cayuga Seaford. are ordered to-day to prepare for ses. The Cormeram, 103, steam transport, arrived at Spitherid last sight from the seaward. 8k• is to embark horses. N 0.192 steam transport sloe arrived at ilipthead dtriag the might from the eastward. The Berate, He. 101, railing tramper, arrived last MOM with a draft of the 16th Stemma from die Bast ladies. Tie Gulden Thew, strew transport, come into harbour inn night to lead the 316 sick sad emba r kmew she Ms brought beam bum the Bast. They to-morrow. Three of the nature Wanes( to the mortar vessels fit. Mug for Me Black Sea have been pet ea beard the Odle, eseeas frigate, sad the other three will be pet as board the ltaramesd. SBEBBNEBB, Nut 26. Captain Arthur Cumming, 19th April, 1864, yes-1 torday wommissioned the Boating battery Glawn. She is still is No. 1 Dry Dock. She is rigged all.a.tanat. 'The lasporiesse, screw mesa frigate, oa her serial here is to reseed se Chamois yard for repairs of damp done by bee saline midi the Tartar. Toe mime menu easels arrived hers yesterday from the Aim Tims, maimed by a governmmt steam tag. Tim Mrt:ettolt, sw eat Great, is cull in dry desk, will not be repaired to enable her to be pet east ar i e . sk i - natal the latter sad of seat week. The Trusty, I battery, sow is the fitting basin, is in s very forward state with her equipment is rigging. SOUTHAMPTON, MAT 25. - _ Orders were received here to-day from the govern ment to auks arrange:nests oa board the steam tranvort Orinoco, to embark the (*Winkle cavalry troops, via— -1 officer, 67 men, awl 6 7 bona of the 4th Dragooas ; 1 .seer, 60 men. and 16 horses of Sheath Magmas ; 1 tear. 38 Ewa, mid 72 horses of the litk Dragoese• 3 damn, 91 rasa, and 97 bores. of the 6th Drage= Guards • oleo for 37 yeaseugers and 6 horses besides. The troops ;milted hare today hoes Heasslow, York, C.aterbary, sad Brighton. The Orinoco will proceed to Moldova, touching at Yalta, Cealtantinople, sod Scutari. 81s• will leave tomorrow. DUBLIN, MAT 24. Yesterday afternoon, forty men of the Dublin Militia, who had voinausered to cone in the Crimea, em barked on uoard the City of Limerick steamer for Chatham, tabs drafted into regiments serving in the Crimea. As the steamer left the quay, the wolunteen were warmly cheered by a large number of poisons aseembied on shore. The Transport Board have ordered that all horse Doses on board cavalry troop ships shall be 6 R. 3 in. long, 2 ft. 6 in. broad in the clear, and 6 R. 8 in. high. At the commencierneat of the war many of the horse bones on board she transports were of smaller dimensions than the above, and which proved injurious to the homes sent out in them. It is expected that before the 20th of next month every available man in the United Kingdom belonging to infantry regiments of the line will have embarked for the mat of war. The 15th Regiment of Foot, one wing of which returned last week from Ceylon, is stated to have been plied under orders for foreign service. When the left wing arrives, which is daily @spotted, the regiment, inched lag the depot companies, will master nearly 600 bayonets. Resetting parties have arrived to London, and it is fully expected that by volunteering from the various depots of re giments serving in the colocies and the militia the corps can be embarked above 1,000 strong about the middle of June. The 61st King's Light Infantry will muster about 1,400 bayonets, in addition to the depot companies, which will be left in England. A portion of the regiment will be sta tioned with the reserve in the lonian Islands. The 80th Foot and 3rd battalion of the 60th Rifles are expected to embark in about ten days for the Crimea ; and the 94th Foot, with large draughts for the Ist and 2nd battalions of the Rifle Brigade, will follow. Recruiting foe the 98th Foot, recently remised from India, is being prosecuted with • vigour, in order to complete it to the war establishment of 1,200 men. This regiment did not return more than 600 Snag, a very large number having volunteered into other regiments in India previous to leaving. Very great seer - boos are being made by government to send a strong *leaky fora to the Crimes; two regiments, consisting of 700 satires each, besides large draughts from the cavalry depots, with remount horses, will embark between this and the 120 June. On Thursday afternoon the head-quarters of the 98th Regiment, which arrived at Gravesend, from Calcutta, by the Prince of Wales, reached the Btrood station, where, after fsrolog, they marched to Chatham, preceded by their excellent band. Owing to the barracks being se full, the men were billeted at the various Miss, a most unusual occurrent*. Daring the afternoon an omnibus from Gravesend, conveying the invalids of the 98th, reached Fort Pitt Hospital. The regiment has been absent 13 years. The men appear in excellent spirits, sad say they are quite ready and willing to go totbe Crimes. Colonel Haythothe returns in command of the 98th, which numbers 700. One hundred and seventy came in with bead-quarters. The remainder are expected in the Rutledge, Blenheim, and Merclatese. The iUribef bee already been telegraphed. Vacamersa, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS 11l • sus Civic. Szavics.—Mr. W. W. Barnard, for some time surveyor for the province of New Brunswick, and latterly maker at St. John's, New Brunswick, he. been appointed Inspector of nails for Scotland. Salary 3001., rising by 201. to 1001. Commander Henry Baker has been appointed Memel* conumader of eoset•guard.—Custosts.—Mr. J. Morris has been appointed searcher is Leaden. Mr. G. Walked has been appointed extra-clerk is London. Messrs. J. Garde, T. Shepherd, T. Jones, and D. Phillips. have been appointed tide-waiters at Swansea; and Mr. G. Tally, es saisteat tide.surveyrie. Mr. W. Yentas, fourth-class .41erlybse beer, appointed a third-clam clerk in the OISIIkiIIOTS AIM. Custom, London. Mr. J. Hoare, fcertkMasa clerk, has been appointed a thirdelase clerk in the examinen ..eats, Comoros, Loedes. TEE Naw CIVIL SERVICE - . &REPAID/DATION Ferso.—We understand that a bill is prepared of which the following is a correct scale of the New Civil Service Seperannostion Fund, 20.410ths after ton years' service: 140th for each additional yeses smoke. Contributions for 'Manes under 1001. per mammy 1 per cent. • above 1001 per ennuis, 24 per oink After twenty prize pap mese of Saternassatioa Fund no farther payment to be mode. All men to retire en reaching city-Ire years of riga If a married man die in harms% kis widow is to remiss one year's pay, provided be has bees is the Navies twenty years.—Cora Serviee Gwen*. • Ms. T. F. RSNSIDY'd ANIWITT.—A oarrespon dent deka Dionfries Comfier writes, reopening the bestowal of a very handsome gift upon the Has. T P. Kennedy, who was lately removed by Mr. Gladstone, free the Mice shish be held leader the Commissioners of Woods acid Feemb. " Report in Edinburgh makes Lord Murray the deuce. The deed of gift. as quoted is the newspapers, esseeiss •:preeioaa frets which it might be haunt! that It nee led in Landon; bet, on the other hand, it is se a Bonk wr. 4 t W its abeam esti phrenology. LW Money, moreover, was it% 160.41410 at the date it bean, Oki awe are other eireanstasese whisk reader it pretty menihell that he was the grantee." WitiorouraN Buipa Oitomma—Yesterday a yedisessatasy paper (*Waimea by Mr. Brotherton, M.P.) wisialwall o , of ell bariel is whist remained open ea the Ist January lest, whin the Omits of the " Dachas wields Ow Metropolis Let." It appal that theie ilfty.nine" eoesearated verge apes. oessimilsil. whilst et grounds part twatafaxas and Put 11ONSIONnisi thine " sieves, Mime' IlfloH7 aB °MO' I Wes. Ile intweente in Bromplea Canon, samba/a hrt Pas MK, being th: ak t2est menteor gives in the eassa. The mesas N cosioracp, where 1,727 mese burled last year, le 42 awes. In see sere of a Landes Flaala,.._ _stewards a 1,000 were buried In the roar. UMW. PAULCie-43NELLIRO DAlN.,—Kalf 26. Mawbaria 11 3 a roma, SAO; ditle by seem Nekete, 4.—Tetal, Saba intelligence. ROUE OF LORDS.—MAT 26. PIDDIIii DIVOZCZ, This wu 4 petition of Henry Newinam Polder, of Pres toe, bse'ser, paving that his me•zir4e with Emma, Lis wile, might be dissolved os aceorme of a ma in ,. The sw sawn boass ask lordship es the 19th of Aprii, when the nitleses this Waled was tefrasas to h e prised, sa d ohs further leree=taedleursse.. It then appeared that M r. redder woe to Mire Boma Simpson, the satinet daughter of a guiles's& 1 ;sidleg is Demerara, on August 28, 1847. The acciesiats ons between them began in Liver pool, when the lady sea, stases at the house of Kr. Shared. a merchant of that tr wit. In the sprig, of 1863, the 600 Rasiment was quartered at Palmed Barracks. soar Peen I as s ; smug the elloen wu Mr. Jobs Clay_ rua l l. s t sistant surges's. He beams a visitor at Mr house, sad tank the opportunity of 'slaks the &Indian of his wife. Oa the ied of Jay, Kr. Purvis sad Kis. redder were seen together is • ear which had bees viouly sees waiting at the top el a lase. Oa this weft to the haturiodge of Me. redder, he resometated with her, bat el, received the en moastraace with peat Imilsastion, Assisted it to be as Mutt to her, sad stated berlatsalles of Mavis; the houn Aotiontlagly, ea the 4th July, M b die quitted Kr. Pod- date buss and went to her godsends, eS Liverpool, whore Me stayed some time. sad Mr. PetillN hid IA fustier lame , sumo with her s xcept by /stuns. Abut the lee.miaS of Legs's, 1863, sh kilt Liverpool ; mid drat the lied flat month she west to • village sidled Temorema Follbet, soar Plymouth, at which Muer plan Kr. Pervas's regiment was then queened, sad he was is the habit of goiss discs and steeples um night. sweetmeats M a having ism takes by tim is the same of 'Dreamt, for • saM te les named Paget, bat who preyed to he Kra. . Os a meals sight, Colonel Mania, the goteraer el the fug at Promos who had, at the salmi of Mr. redder, set Sava:ice oa foot, assompesied s he superistaadeat of police at Plymouth, mot IS 6_l sad baring lint entered Mr. Purves's telm, MAIM `They the. knocked at Mrs. Fodder's bar, whisk wall opened by ber, sad oho was immediately reeepleed, sad Panes was Mead under the bed, both of them beds is their sight dresses. Mrs. redder sublimed, "Ohl I salted Jobs to come and sleep with me." lir. Panes and Ike. redder sfeirwards want abroad, and lived together as mu end wile, at Chead-Fosataine sear Liege, is Belgium, Mr. Pixies b e vies resigned his ajpoistmest as assistant- surgeon ta the 60th Reginiest. An aid= for aria. eon. was brought is (Maher, 1863. Jadgment west by de fault, lad damages ware assessed by • writ of fa ulty at 2,0001., bat Mr.rarves being without property, aad abroad, they bad not bola paid. Is February, 1864, a divines "a muss et thou" wag obtained from the Realesiastieal Court. Bridget:is wee also given that Mn. redder, ander the wiL of bar father, was entitled to 6,0001., settled to her *operate use, the Lateran of which was now paid to her abroad ; sad she wu also entitled to 4,0001. on the death of her blether. The Lord Chan:senor sow said that he was of opinion that the petitioner bad made oat his eau, sad moved that the bill be read a wound time. The bill was read • second thee. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—ma 25. U.S. ZS SAASID.-IMPOILS WID CANSSILI. AND JOSSICIS 00111. SMOG. OA; AND asciarem 0113.11 Thie well an sedan tried at the sittings after lest term, before Lord Campbell, at Guildhall, is which the plaintiff, • rum lad, by his next of kin, sought to mover from the &Sestina compensation for Wltfill sostalaed by reason of the negligence of the latter. The defendant is • meant c. timer of oreefrant Aber, sad the plaintiff in working the maabiaery was aught is it by the beadiest whisk the news were cut off. At the trial, after hearing the *aid Ws and the lefendont's evident*, the jury having ma. suited for two hours, returned a verdict for the defendant. Mr. Mills now moved for a new trial, en the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence, which went to prove the negligent, of the defendant is not proteatieg his machinery in such a manner so to have averted the auf ferias. Lord Campbell, is giving judgment, said that though he eight have been influenced by compassion, sad would have bees bettor pleased it the verdict had been the other way, still it wee not for him to say that the verdict of the jury, who wen felly es oosopeurat to decide the question on the evidence as the judge. should be set aside. Unless the verdict of • jury was clearly wrong, it would be • most misakievous practice to disturb it. Mr. Justin Coleridge came to the same conclusion, and would only add to the observations of the Lord Chief Justice that whore • jury found *Wiest suspicion of aids Ides, and :Vtheir own feelings, the court should be particularly ai to disturb their verdict. Mr. Jetties Bele sad Mr. Justice Crompton concurred, sad the rule wee refused. 10011770 X O. THZ 0011POSATION 07 LICIEFTILD. Lad Campbell said the soon was now prepared to give jesat on tle rule es dm seesod aides is this mu, wlcieh bed been argued yesteolay. They were el spills that the Ism* wommat, seder which the plaintiff had bees impritessd, was led, as it did on show that two jostles' Iced jtrisdlettia to great ft nudes M 6th and Bth William IV. They mostiered there woe se evidence to fix the corpo ration, es they had not intseheed is the execution of the warren. lir. Magus had been employed by them to san dwich, proceedings, hat that did nes reader them liable, soil mi they MOM Wit lb. verdict must be entered fee them. As to Mr. be bad bees pasenally the iostigator of all the peusediage agaiset the plaintiff, and dm moan were of 'phis* *nut his case the 133rd Betttioll of the Act did sot apply, there having hem • t from the Bth of October, 1863, to the Ind of 1864. It was elver that Mr. Simplon caused the arrest of the plaintiff oa the tlettay. It wee clear he issued the mond war. rant ; it was clear he premed the third warrant, eo se to defeat the habeas corpus; and it woe slur he ob tained the fourth warrant to be used whin the ea. ma. under which the plaintiff was detained wee satisfied. The arrest of the plaintiff was the act of Simpson, who had no define, under the plea of not guilty ; and no special defence could be raised, as the warrant was illegal. Ile was therefore clearly a trespasser, end in this action the rule meat be made absolute for a verdict for the plaintiff against Situp , eon, with the damages eonditionall, awarded to him. r Ilan absolute. COURT OF COMMON PLEA&-MAT 25. _ urrares 1.11 BAPCU-111,081 CULP CONICS /WM. IL MITI= 1401 A 7D. LITICICZOIWILL. sac Cs. amnia CIOWDUL RANDALL AID ANOTHIR C. IRILLND.—ACTION FOR TH2 PRICI OF STOIC US= IN !BUILDING a CHURCH. This was an action to recover 734 odd for three parcels of stone which had been seed for building a new church at Wernitb, in Lancashire. The trial took place before Mr. Justice Crowder in London, and the jury gave a verdict for the defendant. Mr. Malcolm sow moved fez a new trial upon the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence. It appeared that the stone in question had been ordered by the architect of the church in the name of the Rev. Thomas Ireland, the defendant, and the question in the cases was whether the architect had authority to pledge the defendant's credit. Upon this point elidenee was given ea both aides, and it was now submitted that the verdict of the jag was wrosg, and that they ought to have found that the architect had authority to pledge the defendant's credit for t►e price of the stone. The court, however, thought differently, end refused the rale. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-MAT 26. 111911405 I 01.00.-01101.1 =I 1010 01107 111100, AND 010 11.001000, /1.10. &as 110301. ATIVII4IIII 0131111 AL O. SANIIRL DOMINION MID Mr. Wordsworth applied for a rule to show tam why the taxation of the costs of the prosscutioe is ibis este should not be eat aside, and all farther proceeding stayed as against the defendant Robinson. This was aa information hied by the Attorney-Gsseral at the instance of the Cow missionen of Customs, by which the Cf 31,11 sought to re oom certain penalties amoneting to 63,0001. It appemod that oa the mese coming ea for trial, it was agreed between the counsel oa both sides that the matter Ilbould be oompro seised, aid a verdict pm for the Crown oa paymeat by the defendant of 1,0001. The learned mensal submitted—the 1,0001. basiag been pia, sad the eampromise effected, that the Crown were to the meta of the mosecatioe. The court were of *Males that they meld not iaterirre it was a matter entirely between the Altera , rtleseral sad the teamed emsassl tUrmh whom Wass the saisander 'leading arose, as he ought t. hem stated at the trial whoa the verdict was entered for the Crowe, that tis 1,0001. eluded the Mats of the promostioa. The rale mast therefore be refloat. The leaned judges were occupied the remainder of the day I. beseiag srgaments is • me of beach of charter party, whisk had sat amehmled at the rising of tha court. THE POLICE COURTS. Carob**, Bart*li, a short middle-aged woman, was brought Wore Kr. Sardis', charred with insaskaghter. Baas Hawks*, an Irishwoman, stated that she lived with William Masatid, who was now deed is the hospital, and Mat week as visa invited to tea at Mrs. Holland's, 1, Ciesseat'sdaae, Clarirmaket. fibs took Mesield with her, ' sad while they were at tea the primal'. *llO lodged la the nest rem, broke is the door sad were that she would have the life of Mrs. Holland. She ma mad with rage, and bad gene earthenware Mass is bar sm. When she rushed won Mrs. Hodes& wigwam and Mislaid Wed to p her Ms; the mums, apse which die tire w a diab st es , h el them. sad set thdr beads epee. She butt trod Masilekra Mnd is, arid tritons aleorwarch saw the rimier at the has turlseveral Maass at the dish out et his .forshoad. He bissed ea till that monis, (Friday), what he died. holm airmen porhody deafest*, sad wilt; to means o f al inappu„ Ohm wither burst into tsars.) Witter also lad her meads drama et the hospital. Mr. Jardine—l suppose you were all drank t Whim—TM rimer au remiss wad Madam desalt. maatabie said they had all bean The Omar said it was all Wench lam aariva, rt= wit. analettal ler • week ego with a d o k bet sad had Was bent per (ffissoistis) ow sod le ups• bre. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1856. To te Sidon la the Are la tin Ilad Iddlafe—ONNlA abuser Boot, of the lath Nestaest Bleed !Paw liertin Omptala Clarks ham Robette, of the 43rd Reglateat sopa Native Is balm. RO6PITAL STAFF. Sump illeard Mae. 11.1).. from the 2 4h. Fast, to be ataff-surpon of tie Mt duo: Brims Paul* 31.Dodough. ILD., to be wird. Mr. Jardine advised the prisoner to resins her defines for the preseet, as the easelmust bsgremaaded, in order that some further particulars might be elicited la the meantime mewing the assault, especially aa it had. assumed a very illflOUS character. The prisoner was accordingly remanded. M ARY LH BON R. Witham Bush, groom to Alr. enarica Boyle, solicitor, 9, blise"squar• LWaleirinis, was charged with bales drunk, and assaulti ng his master. The oomplaiaant west to Epsom, oa hoMeheek, on the Derby Day, telling the defendant to go down by rail, and meet him as the nos course. He, however, saw nothing of him all day, and when he returned home in the evening, tie fetidaut, who elm° in shortly afterward the worse for liquor, celled him a "d— fool," collatiog him at the same time, sad tiara abusive language. Yr. Kew, solicitor, who appeared for the defendant, mkt the °huge wan of a most trumpery astute. Mr. LOGS. however, same to the conclusion that de fendant had committ ed t h e assault charged, and lined him 20s. The penalty was et am* paid. UIIIIIBTH. • well-dressed young woman who gave the same of Apses Wilharres, and mid she resided I. Quest-street, Windmill street, Haymarket, was charged with attempting to destroy herself. Kr. Child, ma artist residing fa Tea:kali Walk deposed, that he was paring over Weradles•bdigo at a Loa been the previous ever& when be saw the prisoner palm as She parapet of the lefts. Ho abed hold et bur Mu NI rabid her bask. bat, oa bobs Totem& she male a wend albsimpt la threw lame& e(, sad he then held her till • I IMO Ilf. She stated that she was determined cane) bar Mention Me Gist ea the tint opportunity. 1 Themmer, in ily to tbe sogietrate, eaid she son monied pri , hut optima hest bash husband, who allowed her seam of mosey. She hod hoes &risking too much wins the sight mad did not bases what she was about. • poliaraiase dialed thetas was under the inflames of drink, mei nil she maw time ago attempted to throw herself Si WeVarbriater bridge.—Remanded. - TI!SKIM _ Thome IWO% o f te be add pelmets:. To be PleLmbere of DtoN Ma Edward Leeries. wim Dories, Me Theme l•wharthartse Osrierlifing, Twos. To be Cola* ee the Ma el the Fereigsar. with rank et Ging la the Attiff. while with the Villi rorer ge i L,l es etean ; hats nee., letweerly of the tad li 01111,6, NV betiment, sad tower to the Bomb Imagery Woe. To hale the temporary rank of Coked is the Army white serving mitt the Forego tagloo—Jonem Tranvia Wootartoge. Eeq. To Yoe lemperory wink of Liseteseat.Coiatel in the Army while melee with the Fordo Lever LLeutment.Colonel Reary sum. The* lastly, Net, gout to be mtelated to arm with the In.. ways voter the edema al Mider-Geeeral Bootees, to te have the local rah et wijor TWIN white MI en• The feilewlei intim% MIN abed le le eir e l ini ewpeee to Its Irrigable Oiesity, odor the emeisi nishee, to ham the Wei nit elf=a 4 Inday— . Beek Ur. lime. The Christie& ammo of Oepqnta Ferree; or Beation'e Irregular Cr ' are James Warm. OFFICE OP OIDNANCE, Net H. ft* Regboant et Artlilery.—Brevet.Oolasel Moor Peters Flak to be embed. vale Cloister, retired ea toll pay ; brevet Major David Wiliam !sinter to be Destenent-calonel. nes nude ; Breood Captain Beery Kum to be captain. Via Parsec ; lieutenant Clunks Henry Owen to be moan captain. vies Ilerosr. WUITIRALL, Mee 22. The Queen hoe been planed to spree, or the 9ad Resdatent of Derbyshire Militia beim Gelled 6 . The Chatsworth Men" sad to ass the arm of td s Grose tee Duke of Dercesslttre, Lord Lieuteneat tot 1 the county. ea Us appoistants. MILITIA. Commieloos dined by tho Qom 51 Moot Toot IlArlomat of Mllitio.—theory Hollinsororth, Eoq., to NAVAL PIM BONET. Degadmasat et the Auraetast•Osetral d the N. Marld/d, lamenaddess, Kay It. Yetis Y bomb, elm. ea al pumas Item ad Willa. that rept name are saw ameide. trt ti. totemied di etabsdea et arida( am the Rodin mud Ildeads. eaptmal tits £$ 111 K by her Measetre Idea TAN" Lesprd. sod Ingadsoma. Dos mato mil be Om Br Maw adasatbeeteate Y do nlawdea Beie."of die date segsmal kr do aamementistatdistaftelka ask et lee oar tine. Oa ammo% ti ad alhikaars gime In die se apstte• dams adl Is onseeseL Belie Is Web/ item. Is all poem bilwaiel thialhi. that prepa seem are ow - M tha kandad dediballea at eakbig Boa leen ka wadi TM% a= m lt . tße 11,rozrir. MS. brim SeateteaddieLlegeatt awl Des audio TM be gla pi pilaus adatedeemos tbe lark& Ossetia" etas dos kr the emosamesat distataradas; sad. at Ow one tiam% ameat et as ledivieware doe la Ow re. epeedve dama le mow` Velem JANOS Perwswahr., CliLwerh M atr. awl Era= Gorr New LW/ftMai& Clty, weadmag, awnworber Jaw at e. end July fat Lt. r im =glelhernat. OIL. Pollak, New Worigeueet; wig. Jena Name% Uniswerseal. Illeghwar li tt sildree t Jane 6, and J o r i tl4B at 1, at leelneravereat. iY., NI l aed iLatlhaws ; Thom; russ7 Ma t waa. Illgesamlwak mildeasir. SI at fig, awl July at I. at =allveweet OW, WSW. Cintimwatreet, dry; ce. Edo wwa' MARLIN Saws Iligiverrest,,Needlowork, lehar, am 1 at 114 mil 7L at akt e Idl si llsw7r Veriehnrehilikawgry Homan mil Orapios, City, avaniant, km? at 1. awl NI ate at NagimpeN4Werig Lialthear, 114Wiwo; ai oeittisweleativlwildign Joan lgownway. 111•111111Ww. awl Weary, WoreWarthire, hoop Jam 9 god at 141 .. 111weillglow 00141 L DA. 7avrasil inilstCowww; ltwlatlawl so" I% I V rrwd July 9, at 104, at Blentrylwa WA, IL r il, Wright, Ruining. haw ; welit., Wiwaair Ormais, sod Jr So WM 0 11111 4.. L MINA Oloi hlolaMer tsteeer6. sal Emit ur ar taig., CaaLat hoiler, haw : 11 1=, at 14, 24 allisisems• Ode SWIM 11119w194; wary , Mtge. moo, Blerabgewia. JAMS Duse..7lsness, Isksapir. Jews I and IS at 1, at Zarin Court. Magias, Naistrt; arit aa litita mer el. loam Gunn Teruo Ilwarearr , Jul 4 mgu at 11, at inetar 0440, 2" : en Plynewit. 801., MO% astir; WI aaa tilnwl, Este r. Dawn awe" Nala llerlowAtrialre, &spar. June 4 and 27, at 11, Lherpool Count. Bola., Sala and Co., Ilanchawar, sad Awns awl tkta. Liverpool; uf. awry.. 7 sad I Mews, U Tworeas Onmakirk, lenewhire, greaer vie rart Lat 11, at Liverpool Court. WA, Forvisaw, Livers:we , od. awry., gird, Liverpool. Sane timumis, AL graph, Ptiatalvire, and Landau, Caroarworhlre,l jiner Jane 7 sad 28, at 11. at Liverpool Co wl. Bea., Evans and W, and Wyatt and bleara, ht. Ala* ; off. we l g.,l UverpooL WiLiaor Ikeoe, Naneheater, dwaist, Jane $ sad 29, at 12, st Nair eloutar Overt. Sol., Saw; Manahaoter ; wary., lionsainan, Maneheator. Airman ATCNUOP, Strangewaya, neer Kaaeloterer, wine marehant. Am 4 end 97, at 12, it Yam loaner Cam. Sol, Mawr, Man dralsr; awry., Erma, Mamibraith Woman Mom Warighwitsc, Ora mrdwat, Jana awl 114. at 12, Wswitailig Omit. et, Marialteger; af. ads" Pott, Jaw Suwon and Onsmaa Bwriorr, NniellAna. liweseWra, aaAw seer wahers, Jaw 4 led 16, at 11, i awidolatar Omit. Aillasen wad C0, ,111/asahealni; of. Pam, IlarrANOta JOSS Wilms Moorwor Simon, Wwitehriater, Wham Jame I end 21, at 12, Illasibeilar OWL Id., Andrew, msastavar; of I. a5.4.,Di and rge= Ilawheetar. EILUTIOT ANNULLED. Nay. 17 Jam AMAMI, Ileniesrfrad•greffle, Stake Newington road, dealer la lam INSOLE= rinnolusits. IL H. Popham. Cakedolaan-detia, Warn, surres-11. Larkins brandsmeard. Inn Minn and Newannedn. slaughlarman- L limiS t Oklesisluryism Now aml kraaandaeY- T. AIM md Senora, Itswesa rat-G. U.W.llstaber, Manornren, wMaleamith- J. Imath.liayes, taker-L P.Cowea. letleg tarn to an artist% aoloarmaa -Harp Ana Tattanalb, ntan. -7L dinateroinsdalderk to stinanineer -Cleadads doetegin Tatasia4 didiardson, insgsbaseralt, Cammillsbagewnplmber-L H. Sheppard. Salmi, snipe baisher-Y. It. Iffininagy. Denaldnatreet, Ned car e , porn Minn agana-F. nema. Teainbwildlop, beamonesy, r 11nagoo tad idige w pweas. ew Sang:a sei Turnaar, minims soaker & natagnal. nisatram ashar-L Be- QINISIMINSt. MINS. Cel and asineman-W. Thane% Jammaant ai ;i t harnszess, didemon-1. Nami. How, prnlar-T. Harketninet, Wearnearir, fahmongar. 1) =Ns OF DIVIDIIIIIII. Gamin Hown, llartnarnad, Namaland. inand chador-lat dividend of 4e.. Weineday, at Whirred& liMislaillAtren ROSCILT Mouse, Wardimmand. Word-nen tad maker -Ist divided of L. Iled., sal Wilinseday, at Whitman's, Basunghall. street. Joao Enna, High Mines, dl and solourman-Lt &Adana of 2e. 9d., May 31, and throe adsapent Thursdays, at Graham's, Colemanatrat. WILLIAm Patna, litrand-let &Ticked of 3s. 60., Hay 31, and Uwe' ihrectitent Thursdays, at Graham's, Cmemsziwtreet. Jaen Cucnolui, New Broadantat, City, merchant- bth dividend of Lin, May Si, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Graham's, unsmaawret. WILLIAM Wneorc, Newoostketiped-Tria, meivenar—lta dividend of Is. Id. (in adcuuoa to 9a. vild previl devininiii Ms/ and any subsequent Saturday, at taker's. Newasatle-upon-T)De. BaTam lizsLbaopt, Barton-upost-Iluakber, Ltocoicabira suivener -Ist dividend of Is. 64., May 29, and any subasqaent 'heady, at (Wick's, Hull. m•rnnararnia Juno 11. G. Smith, U Boathwork, hat and cop manatee. tuner—Juito 15. J. Pao/pis& astor-rosd. Csindowtown, lankier —Jul. 19.0. Yid& Osenoe4Hortkedshire, own drilla—Jane 19. W. Holloway, MillbenlPoloss&Wormisetor, sedilke—Juno 19. E Buehler, tailturotreet, 04y, surobont—Joss 13. H. L. Bwoßeira's:lL-Bence, Baturoca4L klaiknowdoblonlisr—Jons IL G. Hatchkros,Pahos-row, Mir-read, timbre ussalist—Julis 19. G. Hartshorne and 0. Harts horse, jaa., Groat Domelloost, Ilionthwark, irmunongets—Jone S. J. H. Oollie. I. Paw. and J. W. Howie, Eastwood, Nottingham shire. dropres—Joss & J. Mark^ Nottingham, upholsterer —Jane 3. J. Hopkwoos, Nottlngles, groser—Jugs 14. Z. Baker, Newport, llonineathohaso. sordor—Juos 111. H. Wilson, Old Swindon, Wilt shire, roxor—Josel9. J. Holland and E. Warden, Freston. Lanca shire, tallow sholdbers—Juse 11. J. Worrall, Bolton and Monehastor, Lonosolairo, amantostaror—Jag N. B. Surd, ehrEold, Yorkshire, Blomdealer—Am IS. W. Birks, Shefflold, Yorkshire, knah masa toctoror—Jans 35. J. Taylor, Ovention, Yorkshire, worsted spin ner—Jar U. T. Brawn, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer +lns 311. IL Swim and J. Lockwood, Shipley, Yorkarke, worsted ma memoirs's—Juno 19. H. aliuttiow, Barron Walden, E.sez, iron- leneser. 09111:111CATZS to be pentad. tusk. mot be Omni to the contrary en as day al =MEL Ma 16. B. Baadall, Weillaslorresht ficerlaraspbraslika, shoe ma. Wiletarer—Jute IL IL IL Owedmi. Marignos. mill & maker - Jose IL I. W. Walton, liegsmild, heel tow — Mb U. A. FIRM 111.1.08 Welt, jetliner-AIM IL J. Y. am Be. pralawrooe, tya I% .4 witar merchant—Jam is. W. Wait. dr aft Towel, Ism. sae 19. O. Han% alibieser,ires, = i eZa s la. C. ihaneostresi. Lierower, ilemed yie ld. B. Ikarts9.lleishess. B.ar.lwasi owawnialaires 111. 8.1.. Arisii. Liverpool. wilt 1111111110110tOn10-hin 11.11. J. 1111.18414 Liverpool, sinpowner—Juew IS. LIMON, Mita& Perk, Lewisliink Oloar—Jarie 16. W. BOW. Shelnelel, Yorkshire, limb waranisstarer—Jnne IL T. Walker, Useeniesere, ScAtizsimaildr% bowel vietnaller—Jana 21. L. Jointer, Yarlablee. males *oh insouracturer—Jnne le. JAW awl J. Mum Ilrad ark yerimitire, worsted rasaidastiwere—Jara le. IL Webelar. 05,.. Dom YedraWaia, pininber—Jume 21. J. Wm, Writsfism. Ihmend vlowellr—Jose SI. J. Jaw" Ilialftßel. i telir—Juss 11. L ila. ear, Coventry, bander. 9•01WYJAIIPII TIONOLYIni J. J. Pratt and J. Wpm f. oblrelisW, pined 000ilisien igases—J. Lomas, 1. Iowa; W. azi ma J. 111.60. INS IlwAisies Mandweler, LENNIE,. immissamm—Ansp li frow•BA, Jams lestimil. lirawsk 111114, lastwesd. UAW" Nem Aplnsee—A. TINIAN sod A. rarses. mil Mu" tilossuleelks; Ousammt. gym Dinossig, Irlidine. orwaNner•-9. Clip seei B. fto 99 y, mkerawiles—W. sad Mot; thatearzeaL lorameaL patent all keding we. = er rinpany—P. Ames and J. D. C. Iboasece, Limped. paelloaa —b. Green and Nary Green, Qurem's.oni dings NA Bow. Matt, stasinntoa, elan dealars—W. Id. Walker and W. 9. AWL Loeb. Yorkshire, pin/oboe—S. Yearn and W. Sparrow, lisaisMor rdße.y, Loseasture, Whirs—J. Cawood end J. Bunter, Ladies*, Improved sodas balsam taanateoturaes—d . Naas and Lair" 14444112.14104. bat nosulastaren—T. Hadtkeley and J. ineannees, Orem Dananapen, Boadieset. tellers—J. Bran Lat and ; 0. Mir* Wesirwanti, grootis—B. bent and W. Obliary. Wennieraln. esat miters—J. Gerrard and W. 011mwde, lAverriol. panslara—A. Balmer and O. Bldaner. Can tatas, and lealiointe. gent, drapsee—J. Chanter and W. Day, otoweerbo-plass, lamehoene, awl liow.raed, eanniastarers ol patent Moan WOW. UQUIATILfiTION& GUAM WM ZdkaLs" boa Laker, Jose 4, at Dowell . o 4 Lyeste Beese. Jaw Sop. Desbar ili r= 6 lolrpsator, het 5, at the Oeorge Ins, BSIMIMMIL _ _ JOYS Lamiii Joao anon; Glasgow, grain merehantm Jam 4,at Um Craw MM. Glasgow. WILLIAM Gum, Glasgow, merchant, June 4, et the Crow Hotel, M Glasgow. um Mal. Glasgow, boot saarchant, Jove 11, et the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OP CANADA.—Yes tordey a westing of the proprietors was convened at the London Tavern, bat, I. coluequeao• of the non-receipt of odvlcas from Canada, the mating was &salary! I be past rami. LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAT. The police court has been occupied to-day in hear in the charge brought against Captain Id•Donnel, of the ship James Raises, lately arrived from Amanita, for sup plying bad provisions and selling spirits on the homeward bou tZ sge. Be sewed and third-class pessengers deposed that bad beef, fish, flour, and biscuit, had been served out to them, contrary to their ezpectattons. It was contradicted by other passengers and the officers of the ship. The case wee dismissed. The magistrates complimented the owners of the Black Ball line on their management, and the provisioning of their ships. FROM lA* LONDON GAZETTE—FP*I4h May 25. FOREIGN OFFICE. Nay U. no Woes Ire low *Nett to omeoto ot Kr. elm* Alemeier Illoolloos so Oionielemeol to Austa" kr tits Ewe/ Serdlois. Tho Qom hot Oho Moo pisossd to tootooost lie. Mood East. Eoll so Tho-Osoloi at otomelor tee tb Ysa Dolutellimitleotore Siberia. The Qum has also Wm eloand M aegrove et Ns. Gimp Bevan *Camel at biomes for tbolloe at IlOsome. ST. Jams MACE. NAT D. The Queen has bees Owed, co the oesolseilea se the Wed 11014 Lard Pity!, to appoint Thome Lytord Clumpiss. one of her Illajotry's Ho& Oorpe of Ooselsoos-et- Arms Inks retired. BOARD OT TWA WIIIII3IIALT4 Inms me Loges et th• Cummings et rgte, Ommil bet 'MO love m 'Mem •owet a dean slue* ilalair'sMatastarave se Pun, exempting from tamp doss mil venni Menai Pa ports to laid Wt WAR OFFICE. MAT U. lIIAMMIAM• Ihneeiserds. Meg 14, 105. The enirfiege O selling rat of the as a ly t sendning the mar of the olio is the 'Aria 1M Is Nal% br ilegissfs royal mama et Ost. MOM ben peOleit nab ponied= et theOria modePloadet In emsh ere le field rut ewe, lor Magog has new been graMitellf gioned is *gem at this priatier being el. mole& le - all Ohl masers Isle t o hate add out ot go knew yeses; ark with the Mew to Memo any locceimiose w itch might ado trim Me great ot this otitis% the kilicielog regulation hes bear . by ber WOK, : Oat dr SW dines hem he sitalord in the "Amy YMsrlsllLeaYlseMletbtlwrrelOrranding . Waist, awl ids Mass My ANNA la mit ere. AU Mid often wens* arms an thus stisipsi le be tabbed la Ur " Army Lit," vas= may ban sold ant less a peoliniy to the Wain of bar rani warrant of Oct a.1944.eha0 Ned a certificate to her Memo's Beezetary at War of their being alive on Jam I and July 1 at ea* year. It seal crestrikate, dos in Jsm 1, be not reedired at the War.olic• by April 1, and that dos on July I byl, it wilt be maids& that the timer is deceased, and bis ow will be mcomed honthe "Army Lim" WAlLOgilats MAT U. kb Dram Guards—Clanthemn Cadet Charles Worley Balder; from the loyal "Mug Ceilakte be tenet, without purchase. gni Mogesma—Lientrowt W. T. Prods to be captain, by mohair, as• Mips, who Mho; Conn J. B. Dunbar to be lieutenant, by Wh lalli na s sios— Pnialik lAgolinent Hoe. C 3. Keith to be Captain, by rms. w Mos. 9th Light F. Cholas Orlffiths, from the 10th Lists Dralmioo be lloginaltWOMlL 13th Light Crenows—Thestool Obdodes nem el Crest Farber la • Lemey," u d not Lela as piviviamly Mad. loth light Cracow—Tim got Cloloins emeof Cornet Pigott, ap pointed May lb, 1539 ; to • Pswela,* sist Jars, an previously Mated. lit or ureateller Palma of Foot Guards—illba Ardibakt Moog Nteolsou, pat., to. be enalga aad heutamot. by puttees% oce the 800. W. F. ►Forbes, Coldstream Cinards—= sad Captain F. A. P. Barton who e- remain and liontestameolosel, by purchase, Mee Willem, who re tires. lst adets logbook et Peat—To be Ewa ho ,.. u . t=o—Ckstionat C Aloembe grote tune* Ommoll, Jan WOW' Ifey, gm Os lagol - Cligtglu 3rd Font—lJeobraest I. 3. Con, Ma the loyal Boileonalol Oma. oaks, to be linters; without poshos. To bs Ihnips, without purohoe—Geotlestas aldet limy Parnell, kom tht loyal Mil tarY College; Bidgel HIM Heywood sod Lam Merin Lewis, pots. llth Foot—Cormallis Wads Browne, gent., is be too*, by pr am, vice Kioshan, who retires. 13th Foot—Quartenntuder Duman Comma Wiesughten to be pay maw, eke Wartot, anointed to the blot Foot; Lougn Thomas Bobo to be guarterearter, vim 11.11aughten, appointed pay main ffew—liosign W. R. Tyler to be lieutessat, by purelme, vice WWilm liddratos Wen% who Mew IWO 19101—DoingolgImberley, mot, to be misign,without purchase, aka Saes, "gpollalnil to toe Mid Foot; &maw Wynyard Bona poi. le be weloi, by ponote. 3let POM—Jobli Nina goo.. to Ito "nri without purchase. 23rd Poet—lbs milks nom" of brim Hutton are Folded& - 1141elea test—ice Gump Mraset Wm le lie leeiteeet, without peeelme, eke Poe* `c"`'Melo newt Steven Mhe liemewett, without etnelnee. Mb% whom prawn" miebeet perehme, 06 Met hie boa enethee. hedi feet—eseisteaneargees =weed Ifeeeheed, M D., iroot the Mil loot, to le eesemolee Den% promoted on the mar. Mb Foot—T. limpieess - lftgetriek, fit., to be entice, without posirs. PostrLieutatast John Tamps= to bevy muter, Tins ll'Oreth, Slob Tos-Ts ls Mips, Edwin parresse-Hdatood Yahoo, pot, also gosoostol la the tat Wool; at. George Gray, goat, vim !Wain, pooliotal la the 17th Foot. 401/4 last-UstionalL S. Sousberet to escaptals, by parel=v gasa iso Gosto i wh ea t at tallos; liolga A. Coot to be asoaasal. 41 elso lied !W-hoslaaaM /Putout Wiltlas Wood be bus dr eat d Vidsoirt; aria& W. Hops% tem lasfalt lash to beaulga, yaroloso; dlawastaloloodlolland abarMisr Wawa to be tpoisrusout Ass Wood. sospolatod swigs and odassas. Ord Foot-Ths Midas sons el llistip Gam. asostoad ca lag I, itol, Harty," awl Not Mom es yoodooly saasd. Ma foot-Masa sad Aldose hatsoCros to la Walsornat, without poodass, slot F. J. Cobb, Idllid Is aides. 7th Poot-Itobert Tbsodoro firriagdoa IL more pat., to be 1 t a roo- "I"t lo be I:althoat pardons-Radii D. 0. nothro N. toe tbo C. yr. Browse, from the 11th _ - mow _ roe. Awl; Gestlmes Quist MSS Iflikeiliby 0~34, from lb. Roma 11111 tan Oiler; Oarited gent. ailth Foot—Ct Fildir, pat, to be assign, whitest pervitese, Wet Ceche, pwaseeL 311e1 For.—l Ilan. F. Is Poor Tr to be liediewst, by pew due, vies who Tethys. 36th Fat —Calton a. C. Cue le be resior, by Mill* Wee Ciels, wee Mir's; Game Harmed Cry, Waillibs Pr' thees, eetawlee to Liselemst Sew , ponies'. Jk awl MONK libiwy Uhler to ham We Wet ei lieseseseti Mei IMMO Was SW.. to W. whine Pm. slow Wes besilikyeesselai 6•4611 Foot. Ilisee—leseed W. ileesselawat.. es be essigewithout enrollee% vies WM& rimetell le tbe ISW Pest soh ilieriee Tense* Jeer, ma, Manse by yeribitelh seiseelies le Liseleeset ileanea, ids mama MEI Jai. be to bo liestaaat, without peellree, vies White, MN Is embus. Nee Pent—TiesessemlOwielles sem et Ensigelhonmeo, appoi n te d es Ma- 11, sit& is DieswelL nod Poet—The feet asisles sans of Badge Bross, appoints'se Key 13, lee, is "Oembelab" sad not tMertasy, ea prows* flu ed. Yest—lbeles Lena le be lissliseet. by piewhise. Wasiak& ass, gym pesses,l6 yelehre. es nyelS4 MS, has Ml essissibid Ilishisia law le be lisseeseet, by penhass, aYe isinprisse, seameteli ltedsla Dom pea, to be mill% Wilms pszelree. Poot—Oesq. Mob Dew pee, lo beano. wiliest ismisssis, it die NM foot Hoary t u = s. gat, to via^ Want pewelme. 90th Yout—To be without & C. Wyme, he the Wad PermCON pat. Mt Peet—tny.eMr and Liostimet &Ms Norte% tees the nth DM, to be Oemamst, vise Onset eepelseed mummies 12th Foot; Motel's Sakai alimplmsa le be b 1 twelbols. ins 1101- le% sbe Mira. • herriliward Omen Haynes, lest. to be trim by mobs" tememeles to lieetimeat Bust y c eda r eistei•L 134 Fuse-.l.aptela derlieer H Haws% from haltaay Dm. Misiket tole implais. replying Ilwaessesse, vies llama, vibe osslisnessi Wannest Y. IL Isms* le be minion. by pezabsoe, .yo Mew., wimp mires; Bash Thum' W. Valium to be lieu- Hoot Ilarairme, nee • ...kessisesis.senpoe MAW, Awn the Wag to Wr be stas gifi tre=swenss. IMMO pewhew—teases N. O. & J. 0. .11. nails eel eels F hisaraosi ilig a Ctiestaust Meet lied to be . soljetest, Wes Eden Mil* sir milips tee AllieleeWssly. Nis Iliele—timpanwelislies Barisal Ammo to be sesign, with er peiare, wet skielest. MVP. laveet-Ulalmaleleeicaet Beml --- i l &rame et Palmat • metals of w o w, dm agog sa • invalids at Caailisa, to be eaperlateadeat dtiot Om& *to whetontlot teak et Y . /m um= i ii i im e sa woe Read to to preftiltell tothe tabetaa. s h e 0 .• tie depot toe iseaUde et Chatham le i ee mk the d die MM. al that PINIL ' sa d 10111111. Cootio Anima arab& Ihereme at tie nth Pest, to Is thAttot to the only. Breeet-alotee A. a. lbw% et Oda :Ma het, to be lieateeeateeeksel is the etay. XWHERE!!! GOOD NEWS BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, THE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead, Sofa, Chair , Inclined Couch, Mosquito Tent, and Waterpr oo f, or Hurricane Tent. peeked in our ease, weight from 6101. to i 210 x, length 21 Inches by 6 deep suit 66 lvoaal. tolditr, enigma. Ma'am, or invalid should be without one. Mil only by W. Z. CAWS, 1100001 Dm; 107. ballad, mam. 813IIIMIL ' ' " , _ -4 0 * ems• SOFA Oil~i■ N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BB PROCEEDED AGAINST. PRODUCE. The arrivals of coloni;lprOitic;during the month have been very large, notwithstanding which the business tram. actions have been considerable since the date of oar lam, and former prices for moat articles have been fully mains tained. The deliveries from the warehouses both for home consumption and export continues very satisfactory. We have to notice a reduction in the stocks of many leading articles, which until lately have been iu excess of last year. Sugar and rice are both dearer. Dyes and dyeing mate. Hale remain without alteration, eseept for indigo, which it d . Cochineal has continued in fair demand, but pre. viotte rates have been barely supported. From the oonti• nental produce markets the accounts elution, satisfactory. From the cotton manufacturing district. the reports stela that the demand had slightly fallen off, and lower prime lad been accepted ; but from the woollen districts we learn that the transactions have been large, and higher rates have ruled.—From Hears. H. W. Jewesbury and Co.'s Morallif Circular. THE COTTON MARKET. Mews. George Fraser, Son, and Co., in their monthly price current of yesterday, remark : With reference to the cotton market, much anxiety prevails on the part of the trade. The further rise in price, during the last font weeks, has amounted to about id. to fd. per lb., and prime are still on the rise. The quantity taken out of Liverpool for consumption by the trade in the twelve months ending December 30, 1854, was 1,889,866, or about 36,208 bales per week ; and in the twelve months ending March 2, 1835, being the period from which the recent ex. tensive buying commenced, was 1,876,400, or about 36,000 bales per week. Since the latter date the purchases by the trade in Liverpool amount, for a period of eleven week', to 5114,900 bales, or about 63,200 bale. per week. So that. allowing for a weekly quantity of 37,000 bales, for con sumption to be taken out of Liverpool, and assuming that the quantity reported as sold to the trade has really gems into their hands, which, however, the speculative purchases made by spinners occasionally may render it somewhat ambiguous, the trade should have now an ax. era of about 180,000 bales in their hands over what they possessed when the large buying commenced; and in any meat the actual stock in that country should be regarded by these changes as about that quantity in excess of the esti mated stock at Liverpool. This is now reckoned es 253,650 bales less than at the corresponding period of last year, so that whilst there were solid grounds for a rise front the low prices ruling in February, they do not seem Wet lated to bear any large further advance, we think, unleselli the event of the supply proving really short of what we received during the remainder of last year, or of som • far ther increase in its consumption by the demand becomiag enlarged for the manufactured article. Upon the nrcepecn of these two important points opinions are, and use eerily will be, much divided, and it would be very hazard ous to express any decided opinion thereon, whilst the future continues so uncertain. The power of consumption may be greatly modified either way by the further rise, or e decline, in the price of food, and by the termination or enlargement of its sphere, as the case may be, of the wain which the Allies are engaged. Meantime our market may look for diminished support from the India markets, and probably for increased support from the United Stator, Brazilian, and South American markets generally ; and if the expected ease of money continues, that important ele ment is calculated of itself to impart no inconsiderable strength to the late improvement. But whatever may be the general prospects of business, they certainly do net, at present, look very favcurable for the spinning, and still less so for the manufacturing interest. SUGAR.—The avenge price of auger, the proloce of the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 22nd day of May, 18.55, is 225. 31d. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 20s. 94. The ge price of brown or htu.covado sugar, the pro- duce of the East Indies, in the week ending as above, is 245. Old. The average price of the three foregoing descrip tions of sugar, jointly, is 225. 21d. SUGAR.—BRISTOL, MAY 25.—The market conflation. tremely firm, and nearly everything offered has been readily i disposed of at full prices to sixpence advance. The triune Pons since our last comprise 12,500 bags of clayed ' 500 boxes Havennabe 200 baskets Jest's, 500 hhds. Cate liuscovadoes, 2,500 bags Mauritius, and 300 lib& as, Barbadoes ; and • large am:iunt of business would base been done had the supply at market been more ample. Fat refiners' produce the demand is evidently improving, sad full prices are paid. Rum is inquired for, but the stocks are quite exhausted. CORN.--.CHELYBI , OIID, MAY 25.—There was • gout supply of wheat at market to-day ; farmers commenced by asking very high prices; the weather being Ike, and sup ply being goal, buyers acted with much caution. Tht market closed firmly at last week's prices; red, 755. to 771.; enra, 781 ; white 80s. to 84s. • estra, 86s. Bemis seam, and make last week's rates. Barley very scarce, and Is. to 2s. dearer; grinding, 335. to 361. Oats and other spring corn 6d. to Is. dearer LINCOLN, MAY 25 —Our market has been moderately supplied with wheat tn-day, and where business was does last week's prices wore paid ; red, 776. to 79a.; white, 53.. to 84s. A good enquiry for barley at fully previous rates, 365. to 375. Very tittle doing in oats, 30e. to 355. WAILIFIZLD, MALT 25.—There seemed to be an expecte tion that since the change of weatl - er, with genial warmth and gentle showers, had improved bervest pre:repute, there would be a decline of prices ; bat teeters held rather firm. liiLers were willing to boy at Is .1e -lice, but this was oaly conceded in a few instances. fhe business was not lugs by any means. In barley, beans, pees, end oats, there wu no change. [Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAY's PILLS AN EITEC. TO&L ARNIM& FOR GOUT AND RHIVRATUM.—EiIIia of & lef&R from Mr. W. Moon, at :deem. Godwin's, auctioneers, Wiodister. dated April To Professor Holloway. Sir,—l hog to la form you that for years I was a sufferer from chronic rheurt= and often Isid up for weeks together, unable to move. I was by the most eminent surgeons here, but obtained no relief ; was ducal to go into our county hospOal. The medical treatment Mr, however, living of no avail I left, and commenced win* your Pt which, I am happy to say, in a short time of cued a perfect cure, enabled me to resume my employment."—Sold by all druggists, sad at Promisor Holloway's establishments, 214, Wand, London; ststlk Maiden-lane, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAMS. BlltriiS. ABRAHALL.—Mar 24, at Vietoria-roa 4, Kensington, the wife d T. B. *Walsall, Eeq , of a daughter. BOOTH.—May :t3. at Mornington-road, Regent's-park, the wife d d. B. dooth, Eeq., of a son. CAMERON.—May 21, at Shanks H use, Somereetabire, the wife d the Res. J. 11. Cameron, of a son. ForrEll.—May 22, at Chester-terrain, Mrs. E. Foster, jun., of a eo --- • ' . , LEIGII. May 23, at Weatbourium ark.erement, Mrs. J. B. LAIN of s daughter. POW NALL.— May 23, at Ouildford.street, Russell-square, the WI of J. F. Pownall, Eq., of a son. BCOTf.—May 22, at Carmarthen, the wife of r' pt. B. Boort, eta am S3IITII.—May 24, at Highgat‘-the, the wile of T. Smith, daughter. TERNAN.May 23, at Queen's.terrace, Bayswater, the wifed Cain Tertian, of a *On. TBORNE.—May 22, at Brentwood, the wife of Mr. A. J.Thornrol • NM. _ . WIhOFIELD.—May 20, at (Hatton Rectory, Huntingdoinhire, dia wife nt the Rev. G. Wingfield, et awn. WOODLAND.—May 21, Taunton, the wise el 1, Woodland, Esq., of a Ka. MARRIAGES. BAS SETT-LONG -May 22, at Clanton, by the Rev. W. Loaf. M.A., Itecior of Kellsvraya, Wilts, A. Bassett, Esq., son of tbe Be,. A. Resat; of Great Chesered House, Wilts, o EWA SIM daughter of the late J. Lang, Esq., of Baynton House, in the 100 . coutcy. BLANCHARD -CARMICHAEL.-March Ib, at Bt. James's Cakutta, by the Rev. R. R. Bagwell. and at Durrumtollah by the Rey. T. WCabe, Sidney Leeman V 4 l4llChas rd. EM., W Antolaette Marie daughter of Dr. Hugh Carmichael, of Leans , County, and Dublin, Ireland. CARTER-ROBE RTS--May 20, at Waleot Church, Bath, by lhe Rev. Mr. Kingdon, Mr. B.C. Carter, to Anne Catherine, diorite of the late Mr. T. Roberts, of Shaftesbury, Dorset. DAVIS -R AY ER.-May 2t, at St. Mary's. Chelmsford, by the Ber• A. W. Bu:len, M.A., Vicar of Great Beddow, Frederick, son of OA late 14r. J. Davis, of Chelmsford, to Emma, daughter of Mt. R. Rayner, of High-street, Chelmsford. FERNIE-PIKE.-May 21, at Victoria street Chapel, Derby. by Oa Rev. J. Uewth irn, Mr. .1. Fel me, ct Derby, to Arabella, deug blie of air. W. Pike, of the mane place. DEATHS. COMPTON.—May 21, at Exeter, Lord S. S. Compton, Captain 1 713 lissears, aged 44. ORAL—Stay 22, at Gibson.equare, Islington, C. Gray, Esq., era 61 ' LEE.—May 22, at Upper Harley-street, Cavendlsh.eguare. Mal! Elizabeth, relict of the late J. U. Lee, M D., at Dissent:7, 1 " : " . " amptcnahlre, aged 37. MAIL—May 23, at Glonorater.villas, Queen's-road, Deleon, Franesti wile of Mr. J. Male, aged 73. MET 'A LF.—May 23, et Chesterfield, Hannah, wife of Mr.J. Bet' calf, aged 33. O'MEARA. - May 22, at Albezt.terrac.,, Bayswater, J. B. O'Neal* aged 48. lIHERRARD —May 22, Mr. E. Sberrard, of lisrt.street, Bloontabary , sad Easuatreet, Bei Lionegume. STUB:STEIL—May 20. at Brighton, Margaret Harriet, delight , ' ° I the Lits C. Sylvester, Bag., of Altoae, aged 18. d. PtMed gal published ba Luba HAI" !fa threw, la the OW ot Load" Printer. et the Office. fa I anat. la Os prsoladat XL/ 114 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LITIRPOOL SHIPS AT PORTION Potre.—Catherine, at Memel; Clementine, at Heivoet ; Daniel, at the Schelde; ' Bertha, at Venice; Crest of the Wave, at Constantinople; &mods, Three Sisters, and Serpent, at Gibraltar. Satin; pox Ltvszpool,.—Velociude, from St. Helena; Mindanao, from Iquique, Much 3; Empire, May 17, from Genoa. ARRIVID. May 13 -at Liverpool, May 25, from ... ao Jamie- at Liverpool, May 35, tr.- , -at Liverpool, May 33, from ....- aux-at Liverpool, May 25, hen MS-et Liverpool, May 25, tram. errs-at Liverpool, May 25, from - an-at LiwnsoL May 23. from .--“•-••••• a HAn-at Gravesend, May 24, fr0m.............. umaa-at Ormond, May 23, from. ....... ............. onMay 55 -at Gravemad, "awn-at Oranesad, May 25, from - MOR-st Grimsby, May 34, from -LA, warn-oft QUISII4OIIII, May 23 Ann Aral-at Den May 2S, from. .fen St Bounn-at Pill, May 14 BOMAR Taa-at Gravesend, May 15, horn ln BAIUMA-At Liverpool, May 15, tom ... .... ...... Ba SINDIOO-at OTIMISOO, May 25, from Dann Cnanossu-at Gravesend, May 21. from Hamburg Cm or BOTTMAII-at Ommend, May 26, from Dunkirk lenunera -at Liverpool, May 15, from Akyab Canes Hansa -at Liverpool, May 25, Arm.. St. Domingo Conum-at Gravesend. May 25, from Antwerp CALTPOD-SA Grassland, May K. from Demerara Cnawrionan-at Gravesend,' IMay 23, from „..... Bahia Casouns-at asuman, May 25, from Guentrey Cantons lass-at Oraveuma, May 23, from Bannon Clan AND Canon-at Gravesend, May 25, from Denmark OTT es lincnanna-at Gravesend, May 23, from. Callao GM ow Roams -at Deal, May 25, from Westward Claanner-at Pill, May 24, from Hansa Renames-at Hull, May 24, from ileellis Duerarca-at Hull, May 24, from Sevin Dos n....•.-at QUallaaoM. May 23, from Ones Dasnar -at Pill, Kay 24, treat Temkin Dana-at Deal, May 24, from .Is Ayres Doan-at Falmouth, May 24, from ..31n10101 1 Darman--at Oravoreed, May 25, from Sunarnr-at Falmouth, May 24, from Aky ab Spatcams -at Falmouth. May 24, from GOMA iram-at Gravesend, May 12, from Boston Lan GMAT -at Liverpool, May 25, from AlMatriaa lame-off Liverpool, Kay 25, from Ostend Itasams Mauna -at Falmouth, May 24, from Havana Sunman-at Gravesend, May 12, from Ocabeg Ism Hoes-at Gravesend, May 23, from Miaow* rownruna-at Ormond, May 24, from 11 le 0 :71 Fen ics-at Cork Pence, May 211 from. t t Chwastana--at Cork, Kay 23, 6m 0. Wsursa-at Queentown. May 23, fr0m............P0rt0 Video Onan's Han-at Queenstown, from Clargas Gratin Arraua-at Orman, May 24. from St Faso Gannon-at Gravesend, May 24, from. Seas Osasunt -at Gemmed, May 24, tram Dann lialaa-at Inerprol, Ma Nanny a, from M B sner-at Ormond, 24, from El BOATS= Bski.-at OM May 24, from Orme Isms (s.)-st Southstopton, Mar 21, from Penman lone os Came (a 11.)-at ' Liverpool. May 25, from Mb= laws Bross-at Queentown, May 19, from Meng= loco-at Gravesend, May 35. from ........R05t05k - -mu--at Pill, . 4. 3 . 114 24 from -11asilidoes Ora• ....Hisna Lease Tarrsitoca ----__ Ls 00T —ii LOVA —off L $4 163 - KT ion- - .. Honduras Lines MAIM OILIJSPM NALCIIKUIBIII OP Kay May 93, from Banta 9raaa flian-at °ravened, May 25, Elam CATR4anta- at Gravesend. May 25, from Montione-at Shields, May 24, from ituresier-st Goal, May 25, fr0m.. . .,. Moro Canna--at Gravemend, May 25, from MATILD4-111 Orsetmad, ray 25, from. Monaon-at Orneeend, May 25 Manua-at Grimaced. May 25, from ... Inks MATIIHILPS-Mlayorpool. May 25, from Ostend Murooa-at Liverpool, May 2.3, from. frataxider Nona SliaalCa-at Liverpool. May 25, fr0m........New Orions Gusurni-at Hall, May 24, from ....... Moan Video Outs-at Gravesend, May 25, from Alezandria Onent-at Gravesend, May 25, from flonny Onaos-at Ornesend May 23, from Donn Ona-at Liverpool, May 21, frees Amend= Oen-off Liverpool, May 25, from Rio Organ Oinnora-at Gravesend, May 24, from Sandbar, PONT Jocausow-at Orayeeen, May 25, from China PUNCH Anster- at Ornmend, May 25, from. Guernsey Patna Anoar-at Orneeend, May 25, from Ghent Partners Korai-at Gravesend. May 25, from Vancouver's island Pram- at Bristol, May 24, from. .......... Brame* .. Pairs-at Bristol, May 24, from Pinoura-at Queenetown, May U, from PALIHTIpa-at 0111•110014 May 25, from Rau.on-at Gravesend, May 25, fr -- Rroroar-at Shields, May 24, from . Raven-at Lnerpool, May 25, MOCHAWAT-at Liverpool 4 4l o az 2 Stun Oaaantan -at LI SAUNA-oft Liverpool. May 25, Sinn or na Tian-at Liverpool. Um 86, tn. Frrsao-at Liverpool, May 25, fr0m........... Selcuisyme-at Pill, May 21, from „... thatri-off Pill, May 24, from SICHILYPOIE- at Queenstown, May 23, from. Sr. Rano- at Deal, May 23. fr0m........-... SAMOS!. Fprvzs-at Shields, May 24, from SYLPH-at GrilYellead, May 25, from. Antwerp Suraatoi-at Gravesend, May 26, from Sweden Oranonoura-at Gravesend, May 25, from Sydney TVOPIC-at Gravesend, May 25, from Barbados* Saneson-at Gravesend, Ma 26, from Alexandria Tamura wr-at Liverpool, May 25, from Palermo !Imam:ins-off Plymouth, May 24, from Bunts Ayres I/Ivrea-at Liverpool, May 25, from Oren Winans' -at Shields, May 24, from Catania Witaxue-at Deal, May 24, from Westward Wu. LI onia-at Plymouth. May 24, from Marsala MaTtaLoo-at Gravesend. May 24, from Sydney Wonsorootiso-at Oraveared, May 25, from Sydney Wu. Pain-off Liverpool. May 24, from B. Ayres .. Halifax .oaernae, ...New York Oporto _ _Oa this .New Orleans lA, two eavannak lOU _ _ _ Dordt :Callao B•ILID. Bristol IL Video Alma—from Gravesend, 147 13. to Ass Our—from Liverpool, May 23, to..— BAlMAllo3ll—from &Maids, Say 24. to .......... C 011.11111.1.,.. CQUlll.oo—trom Liverpoo , May 26, to liavannsb CONCORDIA—trim Gravesend, May 25, to Bremen Crane— from Gravesend. May 23, t0 ...... to jilizog OCIPWAT—bOOI Gravesend, May 23, Casana—from Gmesel ay ti, M 23, t 0...... ........ —.— -• .. _ Errol—from 8011, Miy 24. - to CLAUD—MIMI Queemstown, May 22, to Feuoluica LCD ILLwine—from Liverpool, May 23, to Faeomuce—tram Gravesero, May 93, to °Amur —ream Gravesend, May 25, to Newfoundland Howe—holm Newport, M., May 22, to St. TIMMY JANl—from Shields, May 24, to Mows—from Shield's May 24. to Constautinople - . Liverpool, May 25, to Meliourne a Liverpool, May 25, to Gibraltar *an Liverpool, May 25, to Lithos Nieuwe—tram Greenock, May 22, to Valparaiso Ptuer—from Gravemeod, May 25, to Hamburg Powaarvt,—froat Gravesend, May 23, to Marseilles Roma—Mm Gravesend, May 25, t 0... Lamm (Lai—from Liverpool, May 25, to Lisbon Berm. Oas —from' Shields, May 14, t 0.... Oa,rucba Ilta R. Pm—from Gravesend, May 25, to Dunkirk isms—trod Oramend, May 25, to Havre Tamar...lnn Gravesend. May SS, to Hamburg Tama ismiou—tram ishitouth, May 24, to ADMerp TO1M1•4111111 U May 25, to Malaga Vetetwaia—hem May 24, to Comtantioople Wa.cuirmis—irea May 22, to Trinidad Wietwouns-42ein Limped, May 25, to - Beirut Mails Fvuw VIIESELS SPOKIIN WITH. Abeam, from the Mauritius for London. Mare 30, let. 31 8., lon. 38 E. Duchess of Noethumbeelanda from ea3ied. for 0 1171 a, Yea. 77. lat. 17 N., Loa. 89 Cheat 1 semen* trop Liverpool for Constantinople, May 18, eff Cape Ft. Vincent. Martaban, from London for Madras, on the verge of the B.E. trades, fe cotya irom London, April 3, lat. 0.10 N., 10n.21.88 W. New Ere (ship), from Leados for Wellington, April 20, bat. 1 N„ lon. IW. om lambs Bar glamor% May 11, Lt. 47.10 N. Pa rr lle fril. SHIPWRECK IN THE -The arrival of the Revere, tram Callao, in the Hersey, yesterday. puts us in possession of particulars of the loss of the George W. Thompson bound lrtm New York to Ban Francisco. The un fortunate vessel was destroyed by fire on the morning of the 3rd inst., in lat. 14 N., long. 36 W. The crew were all taken off the wreck by the Golden Bogle, ship, bound from Boston to Australia, and subsequently transferred to the Offerin from Batavia foe Amsterdam, which vessel put six of them on board the &were, and they were landed in Liverpool yesterday. HARMONICS UNION.—The next concert of this so ciety will take place on Wednesday nest, at the Hanover. guars Booms, when Nendeltsohres " Elijah " is to be per formed, in aid of the funds of the West London Dispensary, a valuable institution recently established in Duke-street, lfisocheater-equare. President, Earl Fitxwilliam, H.G.; principal 'maims, Mies Btabbaob, Hrs. Lackey, Hiss La•celles, Herr Reiehsrdt, and Signor Belletti. The baud will he led by Hr. H. Blsgrove ; covduettr, Herr Holique. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT SPITALPIELDL—Yesterday monists, shortly before four o'clock, is in broke out in the extensive premises of Kr. Alfred Smith, brash manufac turer, Wentworth-street, Spitalflelds. The building, which covered a large extent of ground, was wits't its valuable con tents entirely destroyed. The damage, will& is estimated at some thousands of pounds, is partially covered by Je mmies in the Atlas cam. The origin of tho firs is iskaows. T°' , 16344 JOH in TIIWWI taken at front sea at 1137. 6 U N I ittl PPR BACA& A P U will be 1865, at the Earl Lauren• Iltehard rary of the Bir W will *tick A • Strand ; S Carte aitoe 2 FR ' Till ACO tha▪ t PAM T H 11 1 Pro4 app' by the Into the sooelerd In Ina OM. Pries and dou BONS, to T ' Trt tab* nee* of those di tor, to Mann and wh mar, N m. tae bei taut, • • itoitnt Own. Went= T • "Tbe ZUBT &ton TH le 13 Witt "One Tpx COAST " Co • THE N TH The 1 'I %~ of iU vim with It I. ire t ud ea N.B. poet at PSTMt. DA by JOI and Ni ~ v 1 D . -svi the ci along lillllol Payai not Ili allow the di him 1 with not t justil vi et RAIL WU Il Walk Cava aompa • tion that t' point sharel the 0 he sai Kr I IT; let -el of 160 of 80, Tyoe, to ►+o