The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-29 00:00:00

SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B—TIWUDAT. OA, to the cheeses et a seasideeabie samba of the ash weber. et the Froth Messer swats Chess, the lissiases wsessined this &Sesser. was WIT noises* ; it tree remise • homeses, ter tie IVO kweir Is shish Osseries, Mess. Ness, lishrsita, (wise. it is ass NW. be ye w s bees Min er lest a da work). Iheark" Dadtliavol. sod Dos Mower send. t he seamless is dame every imams dumb* a serited isoresessest. We lays mind the less pikes ea Cbssitt Cap. Wit pestles. Minya, it ess mouse amid have beta pi es Pe bey. SOSTIIWUTOISMOIS STSIZZL Stet sot Mr. 11. Oda*, (t) N 1 lir6wr llimanar (t) 66, 1 —Dale of audirgirs llaberea (t) • UN I Kr. ampere Climerry 12 N 1 Lad morkes Yoe (I) 16 is 1 Mr. lrwfors II is 1 Deb al ltleilmers Bete Nsr 1 Lord Owl Wooers. AL/110411P 1.41/1/1 BTAZIL apt Mr. lisisesti heed. (t) e es to 2 —D.r ii/6/10,0 112112,ossid (t) 11111110.01 TWO EAMDICAY. _ _ liolapt TWO 111017 SAND 001111118 SWIM ▪ to 4 opt Lad H. Lommess Dm ismer (t) II Mania cUr. to opt /h. Topiell GYM 13 to Kr. Mom% MINA= (t) 14 Mr. Poi" Omsk IS 10 Lord Modtb% Pap o'llir floy SO to Mr. lisidest% Woad n r - Mr. Odlohislares Peposum (t) OWL elo MK Mr. W. alms& ad (t) 11r Lard 11411111.1 . 11. (t I 00 1) Kr. withinl no K (Ito *a) II to Lard Airlaresaleshor 12 to Lord ii=ro Maven (SS to 1t) 14 Ur. J. tr Mr. Ossmalt=s No 8161 . 0 _ .8000/1. MOO to 100 as Vicarikal ar ds... o l 6Bsa NO ODIN Clamber apt TI. Carlwahaia Superb' Chain are postponed to Saturday 11114 Woodsy seat, is roarrepwre. et the frost. THE FRITH MANOR STEEPLE CHASES. THOUDILY. . ------. Tun Snree Clues Fate HANDICAP of 10 Bow. nab, with 100 added, the second to ree-ite 201., and*, winner tio be sold by section for 2601 Rather wore than 3 ISOM ' (IT robe.) Mr. Assam% ia . (adv, est 133. (oltiver) I M. TALON lON NA (3. Lorna') Mr. lintoo yonr.ow•trainwe, 4lb (SAW 3 Ti. teLlowing else started. but were sot phsord: Olenteres Antatite, Ilet 10Ib, carried list 1249. (H. Been); Copt .is Osobier's the Threat, list Ilb iJ Me n); Ceptata K fibee Ilst llh, carried 11et 7.b (Mr. Green); Mr. Cavite% Lawwnenot, 10st 10lb (Butler) ; Seaderson'e Little Pansy, lOst Lb (Fowler); Mr. Far. 11111111 e• Surprise, lOst 8110 (Arch, r) ; Dlr. Smith's C.odboop r. 10ot 611' (Frisby); Mr. lloory's Bayonet, 10k 411, (Reek ley) : Mr. Clothe% Cerbents 9.t Illb (Higgins); Mr. Seer. entsa's Petition. 9.t Illb (Nollneb); and Yr. Bitable's Al. Mods, 9.t Lb (Wycherley) Hotting :3to I simian Little Featar. 7 to 2 .get the Thresh, 6 to 1 agst Bessagle, 6to 1 yet Minds , 7it 1 Agit OAS, Bto 1 LAS llation. sad Bto 1 agst Lanstrienet Won by teo lengths; Mind yaw ovinbusioste a ea 4 third. Ihnrieseazes of 6 Bow. each, with 25 added, 124 verb, dlei An it• 3 wins. (8 rob.) Mr. Anne's Wendt. (Reel 2 1 Mr. IlytoiCe Calockpcse (Raeik7 Mr. Tale's Datum (J. Macs The *lowing also .as : Mr. fleet's Matilda (swan.), Mr. Cies It's TS. &Jaeger (Hieteins). Mr. ITITNTides Kearney (Centres). awl Mr. Bluon's Orel Friar (Sevin). 3no I each apt &wait sad Botanist, sad 4 to 1 apt linlarky Oar. Recruit outdo all the running and won by • length and • leaf. BW3IPSTAZIO of 3 sow. each, with 15 added. About 3 nine. (11 suite) Mr. The'. Onteist,ll4 Mr. Clark's CerbenK ea tit - --q• Ig".00) I Peel , ! %Mar 7 Mr. Nichol. Urea:ca, 9st 7.b The followieg started : — Mr. Sesta% Bruin, hero, list 71b (Searle); Mr Pileher's Rulasse 10st 7:b (Reed); Mr. Mann's The Cob, 10st 101 b (Lied); Mr. Draw's Meastd, Iflet (Redman); Mr. Myttea's Miss lease, lOst (Jame) ; and Mr. G. CI rke's Emma Carey, 10st (Irwin.) Bettie,: 5 to 4 against Omega. 4 to 1 against Miss Janie, and 6to 1 against any other. Won easy by a length. The races came off on Mr. C. Lilley's farm, a- ar Sedan, corer a flee gea-s rouotry, with light hams, the hones being he taw of the spectators from the start to the finish. The management was h;ghly creditable to the r ros.,ters of the meeting, the weatn,r fine, the ground in it modi fier, end the ' , port eseel.eut. From the success which has atssnd,d the meeting (a maiden oat), we hive no doubt it will be added ptramaently to the isteepleecluse " ,ma Circuit." EETTLNG ON THE COUILSL NORTH llIPT074;;H1;11 gIrACIO .-- -:i to .Itins Odahi (1), 6 to 1 agatnat Monasesr, gni 10 to 1 against Betas. nab) tntelltgetut. PLYMOUTH COUNTY COURT.—MARcu 26. Bans W. Y. Pasas, 114., 'nom 'WILLS V, Bolt.—A RION INAILLFP YCLCT OT • DINT AND COSTS. This was a we in which llr Wills, a grocer of Plymouth. was plaintiff, anti F • k Burt. late a earl= We, of Plymouth, and who has recently passed through the Court of Bankruptcy for Devonshire, was defendant. The care, as new kr mkt oa, was on an application (founded on &Ser. via.) oloiett had been made to the court against the high bailiff, calling or him to show cause wry he had stiff: rid the defeadan', Feeder ok Burt,;:e re goo oat of custody. The Judge grained a rate ni.i on the 26. h Feb. last, and on the Igs, Jos. the case was beard. Mr. Edroada, who was instructed by Mr. Leven (he being ' • missal, weird for the plaintiff, and Mr. Elwor by for the high bait. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Levers that the Pendant was ordered to be committed for 20 days by the jades of the cowl—that the high bailiff asked him to .oar pt the underlain& of Mr. Biworthv, the defendant's attorney, for the defendant's future appearance ; that he, Mr. lessen, declined to swept such ea nod. ?taking ; and that the hi h bailiff thereupon ordered me of the bailiffs to take the defen dant iato custody. Mr. Ambrose, the bailiff, proved that he did take the dr. Pendant into weetedy. sad that by order of the high bailiff he was discharged out of custody. The sass was signed oa the 12th day of March last , and Irm this day the judge delivered the fhllowing judgment : This is • case ;doles me serious c .neera se a complaint against the high Militia the court, for allowing a defeortant committed oy the mart to ergs, as the plaintiff alleges, whereby he Oka plaintiff) t as lest the broth of the rem. coign -at. The mower of the high bailiff w doable. First, be says, by Wawa of no warrant of emmitsent beteg ap plied rat the C'7114, he could not take kin into mead, , It being neetreary in the first pi ,Clll to have such meat Wire he could take him into eutt .dy &redly, the high Whirls that he was featly to do his duty had the war. east bees takes out after he had toll the plaintiff's oftleesey it was netomary to be d 0.... It appears to NIA that with what happer•l after Cie defendant was in custody and had emped. I have nothing to dn. lb* surtioa is, whether he wee fleet rightly in east , dy or not. It hr been the practice of th e high bailiff to take thelparties committed into custody is the court, than to take them to and afterwarce to receive the lIMID•at due to him patina Mid the treasurer has made an order that no wur.nt fee ram:Men shall be issued sales it be paid foe at the time. I have ddigeatly examined, but can see no power in the treasurer to make such ea order. If a plaintiff takes out an unsatisfied judgment he places the court in motion, and on the commitment it is not in the power of the plaintiff to say it shall or shall not be married out. The act provides for the liability if the pla:ntiff for the fees, but it is, in my view, imperative on the °Meer to follow oat the order of the mart. It has been the practice of the high bailiff in this court to take parties into custody immedi ately on their being committed, and it would be en act of injurtice toward the may poor raga who have been so committed if I wen to hold that in the case Of the defendant Bart, who rams in a biter poll ties, the high bailiff was justified is using r be did on a threat made by the defendant's attorney, aa vision at which I mast etyma my unfeigned regret, that any gentleman pruner, u aa advocate should me such an expression as was used. It is say wish that. advocates in all the marts where I preside should point out the law, and the facts that eppearanee they desire, and there rest wee and not interfere with the order of the mart On the present ortadon, the leered gentleman, who appeared Pee the defeadant, told tie high bailiff to do hie duty at his aTag high bailiff brans alarmed, and allowed the ntral to go at large, and &naiad to Mr. Lagers, the attorney fee the plaintiff, to indemnify him, suiting th .t he had bees ladeariasi by the sefendent golleitor. I bar had an epprts ity of rater:Aar oarthe subject with Mr. CemmYsiaer Bere, of the Bawer Court of liskrapfay, whose promising wee produced to justify the threat, and 1 have authority, and may say, that it was a cur Mr threat, and arm out of still for hie cheat, and . . --- maid pals bed so weight at aIL ohs two courts are featly to eons late await, sad there is so deabt that the =n sited wm sodium. I hope the bleb bailiff is 64. I think he has committed as error ander the 116 k action, sad the cmestina then mates as to the damage the pUtiatiff has sustained ; it any be that it the defendant had been Lassie prison he would have remained there, sad the plaintiff Is hat sliohtly injured, but I cannot help Waking, altar seeing me zeal and galley evinced on the matter, that had the &readmit been Won to prima, the el asesative in the emansitment would have b... ad. - Toil, sod Me debt paid ; tb. sew of hie !pima' large. it to defeat that. I feel for the high bailiff, twangs, la my opinion, be always madeamears to curry out his dal; bet in this case he W very =way been misled, and, thereto», I am no reason to say Bee *a hum, hat oaly to direct that • rule Ds draws up, ordain the high Waite pay Me debt sad cosh, la all 26f. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. :HOME CIRCUIT.—iCtsosToN, MARC!! 28. The tommimioa lot the county of &ire, wu opened on Wedawidap, sad this worait4 burins was proc"ethd with is both 'ain't', Lord Chia, Justice Wilde preadult us the aril side, sad lir. Jinni's Maids in the crows tour. The pol ealeadar esatair.s the seam of 30 rimed". bat meet et the offeuee are of the ordinary wuricur. Os the enrol side 00 SUMS an wired, 12 at which are special jury aaess, bat a groat may al the wawa jury ammo are sate bads& NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—litua Si. EDMUNDS, MASON 17. TM Malmo «....«+mon* tM PAM Mears Wen Mr. Jerks Wiebesms. ILSTINN UNION ILLILWAT COWPONY N. isififirDS. TM salon was Is mem $ll 10a M.. the amass* gas se tM essmossy 1* gas wilds M boss mods spa hadsat, • mikesse, st Itssetard, is roma el tames w bad boss as Ids muss royeasred la Us mesa Is quires Oslo drifted tbs skids vb. Wed sp sat ANON ss• Mum M seseksiss Ms Raped sea. reall Moak/ seserred Is probe Ms by otessigari mlessee, sad as bag* ..,Wsmscruat h', gibe elliesmaied yr. =/.. Weed IllgE Joe, _ . Q.C., Sass • mast misled Mt Ibr MOW, Milt Ism to mem ter a semen Is Me mmel *boa OXFORD CIRCUIT. urrasugo Pose= 61. Norm of ran BAWL OW,. Wilma. apt as (sea reed and write impure fee:l7), was charged with having, es the 12ad of Deeming last, at Hereford, uttered sad put of a ameanthit saleb is the Nis of • beak nom of 61., with latest to *heat end &freed Mr. Wm. Herrin Malmo. It appeared that as the events; of Ik. 2301 of Dmomber the printer went late the shop of preseenser. and psediamed a cost, for which he agreed to give H. b. The prisoner paid for the seat with • - forged 61. not* of the abornmen. dosed bank, and matived from Mr. Mellesa $ a minim wad lb. as his cheap. Is • day or two afterwards Mr. Maclean amosmalaed that the note he had rewired wee • foriewy, and istonnadea was gime to Mr. Adams, the Sepedateudest of the Hereford City Polls. From the de scription gives by Mr. Madera. Mr. Adams, la Palomeary last, ascertained that • as.. unsnarl the utterer's ,:secrip. don was apprehended i. Ditmigham. Mr. Adams. is monsevience sf Iki.isdigearias. Mak Mr. Maclean to Hire whom se Wes Oreed welch other prisoners, be saw the prisoner. who fork him trial for anether ace,f and was ossienoed ten years' transportation. Mr. Utima remegnivil the pawner as being the person who had the coat of kin, and win sews Wm the footed 61. note in payment. • writ of balms serpws was obtained, and the prisoner was brought to Hocobad be take kis trial for the asses. Mr. Kaska' swore positively to the pri soner. and his lividness war mioarned by Mr. Mame, to whom be gave an accurate description of the prisoner pre viosely to liaviog sees him. Throe otter tradesmen ia Hereford, to whom the prices, had passed forged note. on the same erotism rmognieed him as the peaty who woad them. Toe prisoner endeavoured to prove as albs, and brought forweea • maa 'rem BiniMaghan for the uarposs of reviser that the prisoner toss at his Muse from throe o'clock in the diereses till live endoelt ea the day ho wee alleged to Yam uttered ski feared ammo I. Hereford. The jury, hawever, did net believe the *vides*, of this witness, it Mead Ma Hobby. Mr. Berea Platt, le addition to the ten years' Matiopor.a. tion to which the miaow had been previously sentenead, awarded to lint Miss years' transportades for the present offence. MARCH 47. Three other bills had been kmad against the primmer for haring uttered forged nous oa the some beak he Here ford, ea the some day, bat in these casts no middies wee offered. No les than 12 monk forgeries ea the Raw bask, ware paned is Hereford oa the mai d.y, ad it is supposed that the prisoner woe the utterer of the whole of theta. Mr. B.roa Platt, watt tried the case, passed a high salvias' oa Mr. Adams's conduct for having brought the prisoner to 11161 w ..' .41..-I'V,4'• Zti die: BURGLARY. Elijah Herbert, a collier at the Forest of Dean, was in dictee tutors Mr. Baron Plat for having, on the 19th of lily la.t, at Watford, in the county of Hereford, bur glaziously broke. and entered the dwelling house of Thomas Bock, and put him in bodily fear, and having, from prose cutor's home, stolen between 91. and 101. in mossy and a quantity of boom The pressen was under a sentence of 10 years' tramportatios, having been convicted of sheep stealing at the recent quarter sessions held at Okuar•.er. On the night of the alleged offence, prosecutor and his wife retir. d to bed about nine o'clock at night and, in the middle of the night, were awakened by a noise. Oa lookiag up they saw five amen, with handles:chi•fa over their nue, coming up the stain. The protecutor, who is a very ad man, sprang on: of bed ; he was pushed back on the bed by one of the villains, who held a pistol to his head, and tereatened him, if he made t , e least noise, to blow out his brass. One of them then said he knew then was a large sum at gamey in the ►cue, and tnreatened prosnatar's wife, if s►e did not tall him where it was, to blow out her mains. Bite told them to go into the neat room. Ala: nniucking the home, the puty IiSOLOIped, (as•eaing the door that the old couple could not sane down stairs. N•f. bar the prosecutor nor his wile could recognise the persons who bed committed the robbery, bat part it the stolen bacon woe, in about a week afterwards, found in punnet', house. Loaded pistols were al.o found therein. Otter circumstances transpired, which made it pr up den that the paean en one ef W bor./lan. Tao jury prononneed Ms Guilty. sad Mr. Baron Platt senteceed hist to be nasaported tut 20 years, is addition to the 10 yen: transportation which nad previously ban allott.d to bin. BUROLkit. dead, and aesseal the at beeedi l e:Ezdiona ef rest negligence a wet ppdsillWel Wag. nese being that dew 'lfs ewe le . Wobble and whew. * Maw if the eisamiseate in the letter I lnd ie thee to btime, be pot himisOf is. with the Bawd of LW* el League, Whisk Stogies wee net situated by ti whisk hie learned blend his, lie Wig wade tide err my rehouse* to the pielsif ▪ be might be allowed le wy, tebt adu ene ef the Dosed what his leaned h. thee knee to the Dowd It woe aunt to a yobbo wen had • AIM r e zreal, if he wieeph trealsewt of way es • wbjese mad. bet le would wish if • patty ••••kodeat • vehicle to libel a ands be weeteaded to be a privileged )remseve. . widest that is this ease there wee so manse en the pall the dielhadani. As to the s seeetynione wabdeatiwe of a Pend* ditoollffite to the letter, he weeld . Juot say that the eigiestere IL Worse* ' Weft as ea sasesd lbws to mat p aTel boat lent 'sty shortly after, la ordsojew proem% what he deweleed his public duty, he mut Venn to the bead it gesedisse, avowing himeeeif the writer of P. The Massed glegeseen Una am abeUtli es the widenee whisk had been gives fee the plan tilittobstrved that he aloeM Meg eager& a mien of In referees* t• sue whisk the lisisdif MI trusted mmt erkilfelly. Om was of a dielwated etwohler, is wi ieh the *Wei( weaved a ample at large pease drew a shop, Wl* whisk lie endeavoured to redoes the dhiseation, bet used swab eiolthes *hat the patient was • ripple ever after wards. Another as was that of a broken leg. is whim the splints wen obtained two a eierpeuter'esitew,ead so roughly wade as to be salt for the purpose. The bandages and the mints were snowed to remain co for sev.ral weeks without examisatioa ; and ekes remised, the bones of the leg wen feud to overlap, end owe leg la ears. queues °caldera* skeeter than the other, sad was sever properly healed. On babe/ epelwet te ea the subject, be said. ' Ob, it will be all Mght; *ashen kg will grow, and coos iteerteke the lmg ass ;'• whisk it was retorte d , " Whet world become of it if the 'ont, leg should take to grow at the ease time." (Laughter.) The learned gentleman eamserated a number Match taus. and this asked the jury to acquit the dues diet of the libel in quo etloa. Witnesses wen then ezunined, who stated that the poor ensue of the popelatiou of Heyl• bad • very strong meting mains% the medical treatment of the plaintiff. It was else alleged that at Mr. Have 'a iron Leary the tau got up a petition, dried by about 300 penes., to get Mr. Vawdry n otated trtha the dab to which they beleased. The Court adjourned at 6 o'clock. This moron, the court opted at 9 o'clock, when the examination of +hares for the defendant was cerntieued, who corroborated the statement of the leaned annul ; and the thantinatios was proceeding when air report left. In the crows wart se ewe of imputes., has yet been beard. Yesterday Uterine% • trim bill we. found by the grand jury is the ems of 81, Samuel Spry the late sheriff, cod the editor of the Wu* Bratoos, Canwall, for as assault. Jogs Thomas, George 1.401. and Thorium Clone los mug, three tramps, were incicuell before Mr. Baron Platt, tor having, on the 26th day of December last, at Mad• les , in this county, burgl.riously broken and entered the dwelling helm of Mrs Elisabeth Junes, and roles • quantity of pewter, boots and shoe., and other articles, the prooemy of proseestrit and her servants. Sipe•intudent a :ter, of the Herefordshire constabulary forge, apprettioded Thomas and Loon on the following Saturday, is Hereford, with the riits t property in their posseoioa. Li us had the shame, and Thomas was offering the pewter for sae; but the prisoners were not together at the time they were apprehended IVhen Lieu was appre hended, he threw a coat or frock, which was put of the prverty @told' to Cleadenning, who was in the street. This was the o nly eircumstance to connect the latter with tad' star. The jary convicted Lima sad Thomas, but acquitted Cleadennurg. A prorious conviction havirg be, n proved against Thomas he was @counted to 16 years* traosptetstiun, and Limn was aratenced to two years' imprisonment with hard labour. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Lncessza, Matcu 28. . - Bums Low/ Cr m Jcencs Carrovu. 71Ilibi CONVICTION* POLL PINJOST. Yeeterdai with eon witting wilted aal corrupt perjury before two justices of the pew, at Latterworth petty whimsy oa the 13.11 of S. pt. The evidence Aimed that 00 the day abovesemed a young woman, named Emma V m, appeared lotere the magic mates then sitting at Latterworth, fur the peep see of &abat ing • child, of which she bad bees d.livered, epos Mr. Francis Wootton, son of a fanner in whose mrviee the had bees living, at the village of Wakote, near that place. Oa that IlarlkaoM primmer attended sad gave evidence for the deism., when be swore that he bad seen a man named Samuel Aliwood is company with the young woman ander circumstances which tested to damage her statement. This was the part of hie evidence which gave rims to the present pr isecution. The young woman Vas Bed Samuel Allwood frith swore that tLis statement was fabe, and a agitates named Ramie swore that be had heard prisoner admit that he had sworn falsely. The jury retorted a verdict of Osiiky, end prisoner was sentenced to one yen?. imprisonment. This day Frederick Yeomens. 19, was charged with ems sitting wilful aud Mr opt perjury, °afore two magistrates, at Ashby•de la Kauai, in lids connty, on the 3rd day of Ns vember last. A young woman, named Margaret King, appe 'red before the magiatratee at Ashby-de-la Zabel' Petty ilirsions, en the day M qu.stion, for Me pumas, el affiliating a child to George Wnittinghave. son of an in n keeper at Derby, in o hose marvirm she had been living. Fria user. who bad also lived in the earviee of Mr. Whittingham, was one of the witnesses called by defeadant and he made a statement to • similar effect to that ru which the last cam was founded. Margaret King, Jam e Smith, and Jmeph H,lmss all savor that these asetitiont, nta4e on oath by the prisoner, were false. ..ad he was found Guilty, and sentenced to seven pare tran.nortatios George Wakefield, 30. wu chanted with committing curtuyt perjury at the piny sessions at Lough borough, in thi. eriuntv, on the lind day of Novrmber tam. On the day is question George like., of Burnished, was ehmed with acing • ware for the purp of taking game os land La that parish. On that mud , n prisoner was tailed as a +knew for the &fence, and .wore that he was with lies at the time Um offence was all•g•d to have been ummittad, and 9tat no snare was made toe of. _ _ AI red Hann, pun keeper to C. li. Phillips, Erg , anon ?bat no p nos was with Mse at the time in question, and Thew Sok b, • parish coostahla, depend that he was la iteaspor y with • rat a publie-house, nearly a mile Iran the place who Mee was, daring the whole of the afternoon when the •,Beace was e itasaitted. Godly, and sentenced to transportation for siren years T. amities el tiso manse outdated short!, atter o o'cl4ek. WESTERN CIRCUIT—Booms, MAacu 27. V•WDkT O. MILLET?. PLINOLTE Puots hairossoura Bananas; Nwri..rem Vouturona 1111.161•10.:111•641 N.E. 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Oostve of WWI attareninh °Mind. &au of Weather. — cieTsti; The returns from the followlog places did not reach this cmos in time for publication yeatercloy ; they therefore iodinate the state of the weathu on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. After my report left yesterday entwines were examined for the p atntiff, whose evidenoe was all to the effect that they had known or !ward of anytning which could by of coinstructies lead Mem to suppose that the pleintifl "wits the morn of the neighbourhood." 8 1 physicians and surgeons dep.sd to hairier been consulted by the plaintiff in re-ferenc• to various c implicated surgical came, in which he alweys evince:4i a late amount of scientific ki.owledge in his profession. Mr. Cockburn. Q. 0., es Ms other side, said that the de feudist ma as independent gentlemen, who never derived any emolument from his profession, and who could have no movee our endenvoselog to raise his own pinches by the downfall of a brether prectlioner. He then dilated on the proeteedires'of the Hark B nerd of Health is restricting .li. mediae staff to two gentlemen only. via., the plainde and Mr. Lye, while the poi- clams of that neighbourhood derived to have other gentlemen it whom they bad more confidence, SON of them having emePlaleed of the treat ment of Mr 'Filmic,. He (counsel) bed reseal to complete that thn letbr is the Cornwall Gautto, written by Mr. Webber, had ant been pa in, manes then they would haw" seen the eirastustances out of which the defendant's Teter had arisen it was not t 1) hie feelings b• 4 bees eroneed by the Yemenis, statements them made that ne vas lured to addrew the General B eard of Health as • member of the &immunity on a pubic quuttion and for the pantie rod. This letter was than reed, stating Mum the writer bad gone from hew to hems elem. to Mond the ask sod boxy the LrvutraoL. Yost Vismnr I , I4IITRKAVIEII Mama' N.W. iTetie Riven Geode Breese Oestle Wens Gentle linen Iliad Etas& VolTl hirtially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cloudless Cloudless aR LW. SUSPECTED CIIILD MURDER AT SREPPIELD.-A young woman named Maria W.Adall has lb en apprehended at `Th. ffi. Id on a chug* of murdering her Morphine' child, who was found concealed in her chamber, with a piece of black tape • wistod tlrlwly round Its throat, and a plug of liras thrust into its mouth. The surgeon was 01 opinion that the child bed bean born shy., and had died of suffoca tion. The inquiry has been adjourned for a fortnight. BETIIAM Wows.—A frightful accident occurred on !Words, last at them works to a man named Medland, who wo. enlisted to remove ballast from the coffer dam •to the aej riffling wall, for the canoe° which is bring built by Fautburn sad Ca., of Alabama., when be slipped from the platform and fel tn tweets the wall f.nd the puffer dam to a distance of from 30 to 36 feet, and was kills(' en the spot. Oo the following Monday, the paintrn who went at the above-sectioned cahoot were rwipifated from their Waft fed on to the MAMMY, &row — . was severely injured. sad ham Rion died, wen slightly bra! .01. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCIE 29, 1850. ARKETS —.at pf US Maarkles. MK tem pet att. tr fitly lot wok de sei dim MI met may (mit islopertmmt. the Desimes. Mee l2. miCaro imp =lst bran Doetrata, =l i i drysaltary sok • ..••• begs dis. Vd; ski - ion» my ps /browns ow lions..-00, mies malting on Ni gat it IN. per owl. Oran—Abed SMI boo mid at full run. Moo Perentrin at Si.lls. Id. to 101.„ Dada at W. la ed. to tt. 7s. It, end corm Mame at 71. b.% IL 109. ow be . Drawitows.- 0 110 mire me !WSW ns 23/11oms Jambs MINI. Domino Lemmas at At h. a• M. I 2/ ems Jambi loomn at IL 7s. GA, awl • null pared of MOB NIOLIAOIia WOO, Ot ra. SO. pm be. Thims bas Mom an amass of U. per w e lt Toarurrant. brb. boobs boa mold 71. N. per set. Of balm Tea, 41101 kb. Wee breaglit lie Id. par Mi. Amalgam Bra ismer ; tom irk ail at i. id. pm met NJ Wes reported la he- I am" bat far • melt bt of named Penis, Ms rod Mild prom of Oa has Wit aseeptaL blurs —About AO tons rot Cbarrannem am reported at barely preview rates; fur Rao now heath 4.14 mi nim raw Amorists 41s. lid. per wet, duty pad, was eirminsel by to dm; tho market is tame. It. raise Topertsd ti Imoriza, awl Om I. no socriag hammer bore. Hroos.—Tell prim bare teen obtained, and 191 sales me to a fair extent, anaperne IVO mind titer Mean at 1, d. to 40., 11,t10 dry Wait 15.4 at Ilid to 414., and %MI OMmats Wpm it tar mend dry sallied, and NA to 714 per Were rubbed. lbeimmil tar Bansmoira sontbmea @body, and about 200 tons bate band buyers, at • abgbt advance to Woo MOM WO bags Wady Om' soid at e.esdy rates. la Amato .ad Torres nothing Beal waft of amiss. WO bags Baltimore sad Phlisdelpida Ursa. maw Iliam realised N. par cwt. Io MADOVJO and lards ao .mica. The Bernal SM Ours 11,,. toctirows Lesley sup acted, and the few aim En& haul* ak jeic • rubor to Moir of the buyers. Mal Niel et 018 owl oum On. bare bora made at brow mks. 25 tons Logaimir Om me maned at Or per mrt. N. thirg d Ann la Kum Om. UM, bitMedotata domed only far hum of lbarawnse, at dui foototim. The team Mann I, PALM On. lime berm Miter; 53 Ma to Ill.; awl 120 bets fr at • warim(evpp rot 'fat alinlina IN. at a dachas of Ito. per toe. la Tattaw Mtn bee bona littleitone ; small parcels of Petersburg T. C. bore briegbt 475. 04. Mita ; 2 * b mob No. tit Armee a mid at SCA 9d. to tbs. rev owl. Meat 100 tont American Lean have been sold at als. 6d. to 8 s. id., bens • further decline of le per ewt. No- Wog wonky of satire has talbenodoce in Baltic HMO!. Soo baterJora reelbmd 131. lts to 171. par Sow COTTON —Livaaroot, MARCH 29.—The trsde have =ly, during lb. mama met, persevered In their vlicy of ally , a supply for their Marnediate wants : and In this the dull and Galin'. g Kate fibs market for some time pa t has leen eaten Isted toe •ntirm them. The sake during the present w rk hove only be n 22,4111 balsa, ineliadirm 3,9u0 Amrrla.l4 taken in sp. ulavon eau kr export. The 'latter is ue which many kinds of munufse tams bear to cotton is MO ouch as to be unresnunerating to the pro ducers; and rs feet ha. ben naturally to limit the toniumption ease spinners are prodneine only the finer fahr.es, and nth, rs w. rig- lag Mott time. Any decided revival of good demand for ',snider:- ' tares, an event confidently b.k.d tor, under the Mint influence of sheep money and loud, would, at thin season of the yea , noon rehiore the mills to their waded activity. T.-.day there is more deionoll than hr prevailed for s time pa-t. and tbe wiles are ti,oun 141.14 at steady prim s, Linelud l',g biers d American taken on spaulstion. lower and middling qurlities of American me offered very freely, and May have purtusily ban mid at a further decline of id. o r Ih; f.ir and goon qualities area 4 shun ant, and the authorised combrino or Mir" Orem+ is the same as lint in et thee of Upland a dd Mobile are reduced Id. per lb. kraals and Egyptians are rather dull of but they ere without change In value. horst", although d,.11 of orb.. remain at lam wet k's prioes. 2,34 u bales of Amerinin. ;10 itahisa, and MI YCTILYIN. have been tubas on anecu•tion, and 1,3ti0 of Atom.c in, 210 Panama, and 3...0 Sur.its for upset. IdAncu geisha, NI•KON 28—titers has no' b , .. n any psr lieu ar change in the gouda market shoe Tuesday. Burnam 00.• haws dull, ad 011.1 difficulty to experknie 1 in ettee.ing sales teen In small quantities. Prie. continue to .ehibit great irregu arlty, but on the Ado lha downwani tendency I. still peedumun int. lin. wales especially may be purchavil on ad santageous tertna, l eine under e nsiderable pressure, and holders m inineing Mereased anoint for business. le printing c Mho • further sii,M di cline in prices 1., prrorptible, and all manhfacturets are willing *elfin. The &marl tut li-web shirtimp is limited. tin. pekes, butte in this width an in which are in midi rate request. are nssurarsid With o naulerable 111,1111,41. The yarn multi t continues quiet, and .he ournnt prlots of Tuenday.ire a.arceiy supporta+. HOSIERY AND LACE 'IRADEi.—NoTTINCIFIAX, March 2.l.—The cut-up cotton baits, In antes are in a proem roue euntliti.o, whilst shire and drawers have been added t m the number of szticler sow made by the help of the minore. In the midst of his. the harts, and the pea pricier.. of frames o adroit the old pri ripe, pr-fers tube aumewbat alarmed at the spread of the rut sty e. end frames, which are imported from trine, and Belgium, and which, it is owned, bare eve times the *peed rf the commute frames room. of the bands, however, console Method e. • with t.s.. noton that the web produced requires tom tame. the mending of that made In the .rust meth id. At prevent there are rot many trews aeon thus mire pie in Chia locality. but it a 'Fleeted that Feveral of the hericra c .ntemp ate Increasing their number. It mu.', however, be r. marled, Vial they are only capsule ci melting cut ho•lery. or web in the 'baps of a Deg, aa shirts, he. The wrought oat. -n hove brunch is in a tolerable condition, outimlering the ditheultice it hoe to encounter on a 1 he drawer, paidaloon, and diet handle ire, numbers of thtni, yet upon Erne. The major part i f the bo lees agreed to advoun the worn, whereupoum th ir ban • • m nt to work, but, movenl of the houses net lull -min" their essinple, y refused to pros red entese II would give the . deadest wag e, and, •• the principal dionotient flrms had removed their frames it to the country, they were under the neeneity of •tri.kit g the bands at lay ghtorough, bursted, and other ISSCeS, their are how m.b ut an upon mune, of wh. m :thou 15.1 are in the cowry 'I he glove trod.', of every date' iption, to till in • e .urtmhing coudition, bud they proomed with great tranquullity, at the time time having a most tenon unicn. Theme is n lit ale of improvement in the p ein silk hire tre•neh; the whet defteri,ei no. eminently the kn.oted, are t. ry much depreerked. The cotton bobrau. net trace fa in sorb the same condition en it bas been tee several wicks past, both tie respects pion and f dwy net., but, as the trod. Duns bee- dike much improeed in Franke, and Germany has bt come woe tranquil, it is eapeeted there will be a greater demand. the Lurk fair boring nearly ectainteneed.—The u•ney d k honbin-net trade Is T t eery dull, and very hub plain net is made in this eeindy. t e mom 'entre of that ankle being principally counsel to lie eon. The tniveree warp turnmeht, which has °Wiwi, more than half a year. hm not yet ended, though there is a for demand for articles made on that prineiple.—The warp trod:, in nearly all its •rant bee, In the three Mid'and Gontin, kn p. ndually inmeoving. lhe hard. hate SCSI. FidereNe anxiety respecting the result of the meeting at I oughborough next Monday, to form a union ol all the Dram hea.—Aufte useless WOOL —BitADPOUD, Marrh 28. Doti g the pte eat week there hare been tinier 1.4)t.er.. in the niurLe4, but we lb) nut bear that thW bar etaul.ed in anytb•ng beyond purcbu th wide with narked euutirn. The prsseht wham is an untowsr.l our fur the holder o N Girl, the lung creuruance 01 dry 'rarebit' wind. hiring bad pent ett.et won all Wiwi", but e-peritill these nut in gaud CVO. Onion. In prim the turn is in nwour or the buyrrs, but to u extent only. MANUFACTURES BRADFORD, March 23. Th. demand UT yarn* for home consumpti•m kr cps eery gamily, wltre for th- eon• Walt the e I • mote it quit y, and ni re oi di re it Oen ow, eve. Malty for the Mue•lan market, *be h moot cewerity be vert hare, as the er ern from that goo: er came with limit. too dicr to admit . f their be nft xecu ed at the chime ct Ms* year. Vie nth a h..le a ilk aniont.t of bu.inew. ie diiirgy with a pra•pect of be:nit thee • xteueive. The ro. rchant. attending the heeemmiket today are a Mir scrimps ter the time of the year, a. are also the business tthns iet, to of the week. Store bee y •ncy may be expected after the imult of the Leipnc fair is known, which commence* on Easter Siinediy. At tt•.le mart great qudhtitie. of good. are sold, and orders taken tar the ritancEsc ture ot which Do adf ,rd is the e the deOlallll t,r America I I- beginning to chow signs of activity. THE IKON TRADE.-EIRMINGIIAM. MARCH - Tbe usual meeting of the irontnaders I,rehminary t the quarterly ones bac ben held b. re tri-dar. The mot considerible mem ercot the trade clucur in reporting thit the busine , s es flat, aid tb Mae,* have fallen off am e lout quarteccd y, still it to • dal that thee. is • sufficient to maintain esistiig prices. T..ere I. lit le clutit. Leareeer' but dist these, if the present state of things emit nue, wi I be hale more than nominal, the e unmslitv norms ulromdl ben odd At rat c below the preen recognised one. a. Pie arc to better drulAini, and their prier is samsequently better :Fishtailed than other deroriptions of iron. CORN. —BANBURY, Isl.rcq 28 —At this 's tf.. k •' go.d Musts were in short supply, which eauted a trill ng advance In pries. - say , d. Wls per qr. In lean., Barley, arul Ua seo eltwai:on. The toll-wing are the pekes Wheat, is W 3. per blow.. reel •y . W 22a. per qr. Own IN. to 2.5. lba s, 2 . 9.1. to 3s. GU. per bushel. ikiAltett 2e, —At Gloweerr and Woo. °ewer markets on the 23rd in tin' the wheat rued dull at the our reney of that day ee'nnistit. Daley at a.I de-erip - iote wa. erg tin very difficult to quit. Only recall parcel• of r ata could be dknotted of. Beare and ism lean premed for de, but the turn on both watt In femur of the buyer. During the (Invent week r thee higher p lota have been obt-tineal foe Eitgliatt wheat, but we have heard W no trans action 04 foreign. some b airy has been forced oil at a furthrr n•due. ties of to. per quarter. A few rate have been taken at a dell •e tf Pd. ter quarter. At this day's market there was a l.t.r mu ply of wheat from the farmer,, whi h mid readily at an imprnventen - at Is. per quarter. but foreign was no t igher. Fine tun ley 1.1. ter tuterter dearer ' whilst o th er quinines were an much 'neer. oto again ratherobeeper. On Eag•lob Mans, owing to None omen .eim quiry,Vhs turn was in favour of the seller. Very little doing In Egyptian. We had scarcely arty inquiry for Peas. Premtit lame : Wteat, English, white, per Muth. I of kilbs., sa. ed. to 5.. 941. ; 111.1 r. to :IL lid.; red, 4.. 7d. to to. 441.; new, 1.. sd. 01 5.. 3,1 ; teeth, red, sa. to Ss. 1t1.; foreign, zed, 41. ltd. to re. 5c1.: torero. wit le, to Go. Oil.; Polieu Woos, he. Id. to S.. Bd.; Danube, 4,.. Id. to 51. Pi. Barley, per amp. qr., 2'0.1d. to 270. Pd.; grinding,per .m2itz.,, .7.. G.l, to fl.. Own, English, white, per imp. qr., 17a. to 22a. ti.• blue and white, per Slobs., le.. lid. to Os. 6d.: Irish (40110. to 4211 e.), 17a. 0.1. to irta. 0.1.; (.4711e. to 291 b..), l a. Od. to 176. ; Mack, 1111. ed. to 17a. Od. Beans, Enelieh, old, per 1911bti, 1.6 &1. to ; new, toy. to Ile. W. • Dish, 10.. to Po. ud. t, 0,. &L to Ile cd. Pins, boiling, ire i mp. qr. (nominal), 30.. to Cr.; grinding. Pei 19610.., 90 6d. to 10.. Lentil., per Ititibk, 106. Od. to 10, •O. Flour, tngliah, floe, per each of Minn, Ile. to ain. ; mounds, 27a. to -W. BRISTOL, MARCH 28. —Toe market was hit' In r kyly supplied with MOM wheat, in which a fair amount of futeekiera woo done at the full priors of loot week. Holders of fdieign mu will on English evince) more confidence, and p occule were more Minty hell that. for came time put. Englioh sanest aunt be queued 3m . to 4 a. per Imperial 'touter; foreign white, itla. to 43, I r 480 Iho. ; foreign red (fine quolitlec, tea. to #4.. per ditto; fon i. n red t. Minor, aka:t ittles), Ska. to 370. per ditto; tendon bad, 33.. to 343. per ditto. Them was more Inquiry Our dour, but there lying a good our,olt advance took pl.rur in values. nand. limo 990. per wok. and United :state., &co , sweet, Irma .1. Pd. t. 22.. bd. per Worst. There was a better demand Mr molting burley, and for prime samples wanewbat Maker rates were paw mewl Grin- tag qualities, however, were at dull sale. Einriren matelot Lurie, must be quoted 235. to Ma p r Imperial tpk.rter ; and Essiglum and foreign grinding from lee. to 21a. pr 404 1b... The trade oats was almost at • stand still, sod prime are ultimo! nominal. The following will be abash the notch : —Devon and Welsh feed, I 30. dl to 140. Gd. per Imp. qr. • trick white, 13.1. to ilk. bd. per 3.010 e. Irish black, 14s. to 14 ;Id. pre imp. qr. Beans were In retail demand at Loot week's currencies. liniglob bermeht front Sum to km. per imp. qr. • 7 umbra. 31.. to 'it.. per 4141tb0. The arrivals for the seeL Save Weis somewhat heavy. Wheat, 3,488 qua.; oat., 1,8,0, b la. 21.3 qro ; barley, 4A# qr-, ; dour 700 seam Th• averaam, roadleg to the corn Inspect , T'm weekly return, have lice—Wheal, Us. 3d.; sans, tea. bd.; barley, 23a. &L; beans, Sec bd. CIALUSPOILD, March 21.—The mork. t t was 'Alt thinly sttetulni watt both veleta and buyers, In outwits-nee of the Aeration of the day; the prises of last week were fu ly .uttoorltil for all the best qualities. Wheat. reit 3'. to 33.. • what, 4;t., to 170, Dam smut lot west. Barley and other nadir; oon ra bee tower. CO Morels 28. —ln 4.0.11 guavas ot msraii being held wet at It.. regular stone. and being OW the same d.y ss hittniallhon mental, we hare had but a torn OLT eilaPOW.• 11114 , quaint'. of Wheat bold at 12a per bsd.2l all ins 13.14)•,131 tti 255. Ida. to 21a. Old Braga, lie. to 14P.; new, N. to 1• - s. The ov.s. ,17 rII Oats wits aWI , 'ad were sold readily at the piked above quoted. hos sold slowly et Moot b. IC to Ph per tog. 11140014, KM* id —We bed teed. s i ssz reste uppl7l 4 WWI. Misr 4 arida sr nub ;at tbe con. usetsuest begun oohed reek.* phis, is se ineksoes esateaded is sleablar them, but it the ekes al the mullet day re. lama is th• mole eM lest week rad desrusee, hemserer hiss nob. 2:41s SlbiM ped audid. Me boa wallahs eat readily it hot week's the Miner slate sere uses elliselt Mei soul; • poll damns yes ads. la Ost lawrh ad Peas the trade ues ils% and the tars Is Amer ai the baser. Rtes : mart. law 411. to 415.; bus re 4. Os. le 4116.; dillies, Us. Is Mkt kiosks, 27.. to SU. Derley, tie. it eel.. ow" is 114 s. eld. te 40s. sew, pus. to ft. Pess, M. to to.. Thar, isk *Jr to as s. ; setesde. Us. to 40.. Zonal". Matta 28.—Tttero was bat little Want offer *: today at oar 'Nike; sod prior may Ms =OA as loot week. Penn troo oho very *art on aillwor, loOots, wallow& altorotka • nine of tither. Fatt lr allA iaoroll M, Mora ift —The 'applyper of Whist woo limited, W strapas full qr. dean". Wks'. font Of. 106. to lIL las. For load. Wiry, la M. to 230. per qr. Oat.,to 2b.Pow, !fa to tio. Swot, fns. to Sea • - LnicroLB, Mane 28.—Our market brine held nut of its regular teams, owing to Goad Friday, we km • small attendance of Armors teday ; evaargiviaily, few sampbe Movies. %heat Arm, sit lest week's rates. Harkey the tans lower. Ilearedy earthing dole( in Oste end beano. Inert, rot, Ms. to its. walla eft to 44a. Wiley. 11s. ft 14.. Osta. lb. to ile. BM% 22a. to 275. Llvaltroon, Musk 28. Toere boa been to tern mast Mil hens eineo Tageday. A reedy bedews was gold( tanned la Errawiliworeet oe Wednesday and Taormay, et full tele* far every article of the trade, aod the tom of the market is to wards improvement. Good qualittes of dour are grating into • smaller sages. Ill.attnnown, Merck 28.—Tbe attendance of both buyers aad selM►s was rod. and a fair amonnt of badmen wee transacted, an prate fall, reads( Bat week's Moen MANNINOTIIIII, March 28.—We have bad a abort Pimply &Wheat to-daY; the tracts k meek the a •tae as of late. Barley mo derate. Beare Oral. Pew dull in male. Wheat, white, 40m. to 44e. ; red, ate. to Oa. Bailey, Ws. to 245. Beane, Its. to 25e. Pees, It.. to 20e. NEWBURY, Muth 28 —We had a =Niers.' supply of Wheat, sad la Improved condltioa, which met a steady pale, at folly the peas it of last week. The supply of Barley wen Bully equal to the demand, sad prises continua the tame. Oats, Baas, and Yea+ very &W. Averages to the 2iad Mareh :—Wheat, at 41s. Id. Barley, lid. Oats, laa Beaus, Ilte. PLYMOUTH. Marsh 26.—The Wheat teed, was very OuII at thia 'somie r. market„ where there was only a email attendance of mil en, and few sake made at late prices The lepers are small, sad the WAlllt 04 water is likely to have en effect on the make of Flour in sassy of the country mills. R.OIIITOW, March 27.—Wheat trade rather better • eon. (lithe much improved by the wea th er, and supply short. Park; again sold at a Plight reduction in price. Wheat, 2M. to in.. per tad. Bar ley, 2 LW 57,. per qr. Osta, 13e. to Ms. SrOCItToN ox-Thu, March 27. We bad a laetbrate supply of Wheat at this dare market, for *ilia there was a good de. nand at an improvement of Is. per qr. on the rat. sof this day week. The motility of oats and Beans Wad large, which mot a slow sale, at barely last week's prime. In other article. no chahge to Elute. The Cal wow an the priers: Wheat, per quarter of 6311:a. to the Umbel, Durham and Ptak hire, red, 31s. to Si.,; white, 3M. to 40e. South country red, Wm. to 46e. ; white, tor. to 41s. Oats, feed, lie. to 18a • potato, .Ifat. to 245. Be cos, new, 23.. to 6.. - Flout, per leek of 2301 0 5., Am. 27a ; superfine, 34. Oatmeal, Scotch, 23e. to 26e. Oata, Dutch sad Prie,land, 17s. to 20s. Pees, boiling, no. ; minding, 245. Rye, 245. to no. 1 lower Seed, red, per cwt., 376. to 48s. ; white, 44e. to 36e. Imports during the poet week : Wheat, casette tee, :7 ; foreign, 6911 qrs. ; Barley, eniatinse, 17u. Uzimtuow, Merck U.—With • 7a,g. r suppit of Wheat than for some weeke poet the trade is firm, and tbebe-t parcel. made Is. per qr. wore. In Emig and Oats lit;le doing. Wheat, 42a. per qr., the average price. Barley, 204. to 21.. Oats, 16s. to 12e. tees, 12s. to 'Ms. Peas, 21s. to Us. ler qr. Tares, Ss. 6d. for bucheL Wa tFIELD, March 26.-We hair" le.. Wheit offering than of lite; the trade le slow, without alterstlon from the rates of this dos rentight. Harley. beans awl ostler artices, la.t notrd. Wheat, per qr. of 60.1 m, to the bu nk. 1, Buffo k, Essex, aid Kent, red, new, 31e. to 39a.; extra, 40a; white, 4 /R. L. 44t.; extra, 46a. ; INOf folk and Hunts, red, 33e. to Es. •. extra, 31M.; white, 40s. to 410.; extra, 43s ; Lincolnshire and Cisrnsie.direshire, rsd, 34e. to Nis.; extra, 3.. a.; white, a3e. 0 396.; extra, 41..; Torkehire, led, 33. to 33..; eat.. 375.; white, 324 to 40, • extra, 41a. • Denizli and Ktmlarbunr, abbe, eld, 40s. to 435. : rink 46e.: Lo ser Halite and Homburg, rid. 325. 36a.; errs, 37a; Mediterranean. red, 44.. tu SU.: este+, 365.; English, old, red. 311, to 40..; watts, Barley, per imperial qr., Norfolk and buflblls, 22. to 23.; . 26..: Lin. celnalnre and Yorkshire, 235. to 240. ; extra, 23e.; Scotch, kb. to 23a; extra, 2411.; grinding, 19.. to 205.; Memo, :Os to ; extra, 204 Rem., per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, tine, o:d, 30. to 31s. • new, 21s. to 33a.; ticks, old, 21a. to M.; mew, 2.1 e. to 24..; fuerbris, old, 2411 to bse. ; new, 225. to 235. Oats, per stone, meeting, 7d, to Bd.; ex tra, 11;d.; India', 7d. to 6i.; extra, bd.; foreign, .d. to •d.: extra, Chelline, per load of 2611,, 20s. to 215.; Malt, per toad of 6 barbels, 32e. to 335.• ' Ma. per qr. imp., blue and shit* Is dere ' 2.35. to 27..; extra, 23..; grey and fend, 335. to 24x; extra, 23. Rimmed, per lust imp., Er inch. 2W. to 311 ; foreign, 2W. to 314. Linseed, per imp. qr., 31a. to 440. Imports during tLe week: N Ism., 3,632 qrs.; bar.ey, '4,021; leate, 243; beans, 313; It4ssFeeo, ST ; ribellitg. 100 louts. WATERFORD. March 27.- . —Al . h:1.101 .. 001. tulip* of grain from fanners, as well as from abroad, are still on a very Imitod IT le, our market Cant noes in a mot ina.,innee state foe every article in ttailleicept Indian Corn, winch anects a goo,l deuwal, at full price& EDISBURGH, MVO% 27. —Our Supply of grain to-da• was mall. with the exception of Gate. liale r s r ieere esOredlngly dull for all sorts. Worst and Barley went up in price, from there being some tars tent samples in the market. Wheat, ithi. to 425. Rarity, 17s. to .7s. Oats, 1:34. 4d. to 23er. 4d. Beans, 2 re. to 2tia. GLAsOow, March 27 lbw C:yda the wee k's Ft :plies hare strain been on a limited scale, con-is log fur the most put of 1,317 racks Flour from Ire.orid, 1,330 we. Indian Porn from America; and, ria Grangemouth, ciastwhse, they were chiefly comprised in ti 26 cp.. wheat, ~.08 got. Bark), 1,203 qte. Oats, and 700 sacks Flour, stitch show a telling ertl as compared shh t e recent W.eral imports. A few vc-,e:e haw reached tne latter tort from al road, bring rig 2,40 qrs. Wheat, 831 qrs. Barley, 3.10 hrs. &sae, and 14e qr.. Peas. The seathsr has toeuine severe for the 'sawn, havinj hat r oral very keen frosty nights s d s ine MOW. The &rooms 'Wired in our 1 . 6 rep et of the trade con:Mosel Waugh the se, V., bat buyers refrained (rum purchasing oesond their pre. tt re quirenitus, and oo variation occurred In the vioue of any 'Kele. Thu day's market was pretty 101 l attended. and the. e •as rattier en inereas d inquiry fur Wheat, coaxed, howev. r, am of late to retail buyers, at pr,nons rates. A parcel 01 god lie, men, new, rod at 2 el. per 2h3b. Flour unaltered; and Barley, Oars, Be es, and Peas wile each held at former prices, out the demand was limited. The present prises; Wheat, Roguish, per 241.01 be., white, new, :Oa ed 21•Atl. ; red, old, :Into 225., new, Ina. to 19s. 6.1.; bun ch, white, du, 21s. to 225. Gds' new, 17a. ed. to 1 9. .; Irirh, red :owl white, new, 17.. Gd. to IS., ed.; buitzle, red, 21., oil. to 23a. d.; romerissian, old, 21s. 6d. to 215.; new, 191. ed. to 2os. rd.; !blush, old, 19s. ed. to 21s. Pd.; new, Oti. to 19s. Od.; Odessa, sett, old, les. Od. 70 19,. fld.; Canadian, old, 21s. ed. to 21.. hd.; United States, old, 20s. Gel, b 11., 11,1. Barley, per 320105., Bei wick and Scotch, new, 13s. Ud. to lett. Irish, 14s. od. to lig. 041; foreign, free, rome-anhin, cat., old, 11.. od. to I lid.; new, 13., to IR. 6d.; Daricsb, old, 14.. 40 IC. ed.; new, 140. &L to 13a. Oats, per 264th.,, Berwiek and Scotch, new, I:7s. to 11.. Od.; Irish, %%extend, Ike., new, 13s. Gd. to 13.. 9d..; Limerick, &c., old, 13a. lid. to 14s. Od.; rew, Its. Oil. to 11.. 3d.; mot prepared, new, 14s. td.; foreign, lineman, old, lis. 111. to 14x; Danish., Its. to 13a. ed. Beams, scotch, new, lis. Ad. to 135.; foreign. 13., to Ida. id. per 4 imp. bus. ; Inch, per 26 0 10 e., 13e. Egyps dan, per 2sOlbs., old, 12.. to 13s. ; new, 13.. .4, Peas, white, per Nets., old„ 1 eP. to Ira. ed ; grey, 13., Cr& to 144. Flour, per 4.91h5. new, English, superfine, 325. to 32a. &I.; Irish, aoperahe, 325. to .-2s. ed. ; tine, 30.. to 31s. 6d. ; extra choice qualities, 325. to 33a.; Pismo, 11s. ed. to 32., Ud.; American, sweet per Wart. at, 2... 6d. to 22e. ed.; Canadian, 21s. tid. to 2.a. 6d.; sour, Ills, to 21.. td. Oanneal, per 280th.., Irish, common cut, new, 21s. to 13s. Indian Corn, lira. to his. ed- per 280th.. CATTLE, Ike.—CAtirtom FAla —Teds 'air +so bell on Saturday last. The guanti'y. tbougt !arge, ten, lens than at the lug fair; the s des very elor. and the pt iota Loser by 3n. to en per beat. 11. Sheep from Nn. to toe. St unt.tv arm the tale for tsgned soul+. A very great quantity .ere early t n the M tyke-toll. Tee prices were lowt r than in the Mar h fry lent 'tor—Moat of tht as young Beasts. Norms odd low; a very nu& rate rho., cb.cfly of the curt kind. Ltxon.m, Much 27.—W..1,%.1 • fairr..orr ~t S:erp end Bean.. Priem were• beer thus formerly. Menton in the wood m-ode 94. to sd. per Lb. Peet, su. 9d per emote. Some clopped loerty were ehomo, and f.or average pricer were °blank& NMI/ARIL. March 27.-IV. , b A a very fair supollv of etnek to.4lay. T-ere was a good deal of business doing, although prices were low. There were 399 Sheep, Isi tittAS, sad fii Pip p med. - - - NORWICH FAIR —Oa Thu rol.tv thi an.ual late, one of the largest in the country for Cattle, Ilona. and $h rp, was held on the Ciente-hill, a pla-e admirably Adopted for th- , eshluti in and eala or eteck. The day being there was a very large a - tendonte of dm Cr. and lolyer., and non.iderable Modern •an tr.-marted. There war a very large chow of Cattle and 11-roes, but the number of flh, ep woo so• so great as we have seen at farmer fairs. netwithetanding. he whole are. all round the hill was mum covered welt stock. atal between the lots and pens a ood numbers a torment, graiete, deal rit, drvers, and others, occupied wi k the habits m of the day. The Cale covered the wen old •of the bill, ant the ground lo e to the rails. mend to the m,slo• opposite the Sbire.ht.l. Th' sheep e mered the greater par: of lb,. spree on the month 33.1 east Ode* of t e kill. All the sheen-pens were set fi led. There was a long line of Horses from the meadow to the op of the rood lard no to Iltr. term t, and ainoniOt them a 1 Linde of animals —37..rfoh backniee, Nag., Oohs, and P. nies. A few con, e Ito les were exhibit d, but nese.y ail the red were of an interior description, and met with a very %low sale. The cottlecone sted chiefly of Scoutilev.it., 11, ref Ids, short horns, tend some Irish beats, A geed phlior to in of the animals verve/ initiate descript.on, but there were some very fend to s. lir. Saito. or Pori,. land, exhibi ed six dn.. %lute Yorkshire hull ,ks, ..b tut 70 et tie each. P ice a-led 191. Meors. Common and %e on hot a lot of fat best., thort-horne. So in number. trice ash d lot. lb Mr. Waren, of No eaten, bad fine Scots, weighing 38 'hue each. Price .eked 171. The show ascot. waslarge. Mr. Li toe, Mr.A. clarke 'lr. Mtiltme, Mr. Mope and rah, es. bad rub a C amiderable n dither for sale at prime varyina tie.ord.ne to quality, at 1., st. t 0.., Int tot and upward, There were some gond :me of shrt-horns offered, Mr. Naylor, Mr With.. Mr. silk, Mr. lilac. and others. The Sheep alwors form the chief N. iture of this fair, oth a. tegards the quantity and quality. Mr. (looge exhibited a pen of fine Ilanip 'hire Mrro, whim attracted a great deal of rotation. A hgti price wo• a• lied for them. The none d e g era had pvlll, goal lOU, tnd one lot of a score brought 34. gl. eat. Mr How , lett, of llowthorpe, had a lur,at and very m lead-d lot, for which beatked N. each. tither de • ere sahib ed large, and some of the ti very flue lots, at ;Time coiling from It. to 2/. Mutts lots one soil at 11. to :1.4a. nd. to 30s. coot Befare one o'clis k rely 11 tie bmint se was done, but alter (II tt hour the pens begot to be el, a ed. About halt of the nevi.* w, re en:', the Mato of the weather having made buyers very timid. Th. se may be quo ed a. followe : Sons, treat 3s. to 3s. Od. per stone; h nhorns, 3e. p.r meat; truss gene, Inferior. Item hOo to h..: mi.Wling, Iran 30w to :ii ; beet, hum )7a. to 47e. At these price• the mla was slow, lust there was • sca.ely half a clearance at 3 o'clotir. • NOTTINOMAK.—M4U, fiat rhombi,' Fa:r w•a well at tended, and the show of Cattle w.la large. Store Beene sold well, but fat etoc• •us quite a thug. -- • • • 841,youtt Minch 27.-- W. hd • lent* chow of Week to day. 'mime more than the dement! minted. In c Insentience, the borer. had a Flight advantage, both m It of and 3hrtuis, raid the im.irltet on the whole hrovy. conic inferior Beasts and bluer unsold. Plnanunow, March 27.—The supply of Cattle was 645, 0, Int len ih..n Int neck. The attendance of buyer. WWI numerous, nut is ad...wean be quoted in itireon a few very sniveler animals hr u •ht 70. p r Dutch cone. 'lie ettorent ter, 6r. rd., and the cur rent price go.: middtinG and In&ruu bonds, front 4s. Gd. to So. Ittl. A mcd ele.ranee real. nude of the best kinds of neve, bat a area many of the interior nuts were unsold. the .apply of Sheep 'hi. morning WAX ?XII, or 77d more thin tart w. rk. A great pr, p rtioi. shown war black-freed wedders. sales were slowly etfectol, ut pin.* in ge nre.) Is. dawn treat put market, pinicularly tie abocc.mentiimol onts., hite-facni sheep of pto qusltty saki at former rater. One lot black -tamp we hien% fed be Al.-vender Soon. I Irit m= a ill, An euv.hlre, brought Dike. per heed. 'rep price, 6.1. per eh. ; current, &I. to Sid. ; oeconitary and inf. nor kind*, from del. to 40. A clearance was mu ,t mod. [Adr•ertittement.J—HOLLOWAY'S PiLls, a Superior Remedy for Oki (burs,•, Recent Colds, and Asthma. Mal Complaint.. It i • owillrined duly by pers ns who hire Wen emit solemn that the is onderful pill/tare an effectual cure for add cou✓;hs recent colds, islareategs on the claret, shorineot of breath, and aohnuom i d "um "taints. such Ate the estritortlinsry p seers of liollowas's pills, that s few into a will Rue fell f to the must übm Male cases of disuses W the chest, and those who hare Wen alauted fir year., and found erer" ostler medicine useless, may, ►y a liSlo perra•rcrance and rare, perensnent cure. They are ale an efftettesl emtedy for Imurectvwscnti complaints of the threat. —iate.d by ah &waists and at Miaow Holloware astalidahmast, Ottrad. Widen. Ms. RAW/ sad ..Ti.li Is • Livairem Mon ' Its! wen " I " ; 1.4 la- STOLL =Mrs seettsms ame disialr . . oink a !O ir t hish ia I = a to w tioo tha r ib ili e 44 ...,.,.............. 7 ,.................... o rtit me. , II thaw Ineletiata RI Abe ears ea the are wind to MP hew ft 1111.11 110• Id Wows to tin to It& Oran • taro efirmir lerra i ptesen It 1 agoillisides *fittest bur hes add tint hr Yr Di at 111•OL art am es Igietv. w . l e "bum idlina—lbo Otiatratage=s la i Ihmeteat frail lot yid i IMMO NW _ has Mewl Ist• a ail al" awl dim ant or Chowsw—ltte buslasee le tube imitereeto _ lll mrirdialbils SAW • sea lot erdmettelllc. Deaisga l il • mos leimill (lonek Mat% at P. saes. r` al sari VW a rel at I id., aid saw mall permit al itt at 1 AM Wl* telisli Sena The brim it halal la 10 netheaS as esoirlelsed el tie ir et me Is rim —Thor Wsal We a seisrals bailor 40., ate "Wi g la "Ildh lo II 11114. asuman Oteorsh at stay Indio nue; is aibur sorts r 1 pony MID say seek sew d o i ng , Noels MISII6 il mold sot Straiai way et soda bat scourrid is Eat Leis dryi I }poussuiniks. It Ina made.. eatte~ IN peskier at Teatime at 17a ta tee., tie as manse au the pail of kV limbs al! Tr at 11e. Fir era la Sautes's; 1.4•0 hey THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP Brawn. iIIPUDINT . Jamas biatoole, alias Within. son, a well dreesed lovas fellow, was charged with stealing • asp geldiog r d light @kelp out, the property of Mr. J. Prowl., post-wirer of Ilart.stpet, &ghoul-grow. 0.. the 25 tt of Jul/ last the primmer stalled at the loose of the prolocutor, au introducing toieself as Mr. Howell, • respeetabl• tradesman in the neighbourhood, nyasited the loon of his horse and chaise out for • leo hours, to transact some bulkiest in the City. Supposing him to be the penes be riprisented, his request iris at once acceded to, but to guard against any deception, the prosecutor directed one of his servants to accompany him in the vehicle to Mr. Howell's 11 ,, uee, on reaching which the prisoner got out, and confidently entering the shop, as though be were the owner, shortly after re armed to the street, and presenting the aa with a shilling for his trouble, jumped into the cast, sad instantly drove off wisb it. The prisoner never again nude his appearance at the trellis' ea of Mr. Francis, and was apprehended only a few nights since. Thomas Woodman, a dealer at Luoon, tn. Bedfordshire, iden•ifi d the prisoner as la company with a man nested C.arke at the horse tauter& there the day after the t.bbery. when the bay gelling, okaisereart, and harnws, were all sd 1 to hint for about 61, t►e prisoner partaking of Nome drink they had atnoapt thus to conclude the bargain.. Mr. Howell, the tradesman wham the prison;r had per• sonatcd to alraia p - ssiessice of the property, diselameci all knowle p of the prisoner, and stated that he was rot at all soars of his having paid a snit to his house at the time described. earl that he never saastioael his using his name for soy purples. Tae Farmer (argued bit iat•arion to reserve hie defence aid was fully committed to Neirgate ter trill upon the charge. lITINSIYI EIIBiTZTEVIII , 42LJ. Wring les was brought up for fin.l ex animus'', chusod by Yaws Hunt and jewelltrs and silversmiths, of Harrison•Weet, Ora 's inn-road and Bind street, with extensive emb.u.e. meats, and he was fully committed for trial on several cams. MARLBOROUGH STREET. INOZNIOr 8 Tit 1.713; ;id; King Ta Ms Hooper etre charged with having olrained money under false oret nen from a great numoar of gentlemen and member,' of parliament. One, er both, of the prisonen have left books at the rest dene.., of gentlemen in the rause of some person, generally that of a reporter or contributor to the metropolitan press, under oreencs that the book or bale bad been ordered. In a few , aye atter, a receipt would be seat, in wni:h double or treb.e the selling pros of the book would be inserted, and payment would be requested The stratagem was so cure. Wu', that it la believed very few disappointments were sustained, aid I en only in those anise where a second or third " try-on" bad been resorted to. In edition tattle caseebevught against the prisonen at the last ezausination. The following evidence was brought forward : Henry Tozer, butler to W. Pinney, Etq., of 30, Berkeley equate, said tke prieoner King called at hi• mast-r's house for payment of a by* which he sad bad been ordered. His muter had no reeollaition of having given an order, but dir cted payment to be made, and King socoviingly received 145., and gave a receipt In a month att.rwarde Hooper caked for 124. for another book, and though no one could recollect that an order had been given be was paid the money, and be also gave a receipt. The butler of Cul. Boyle, 35, Cnrain street, proved that King called for 15i. in payment of a bo. k which he had left erase time back. The money wee paid. Mr. B eigham decided on remanding the prisoners, in order to get further evidence to complete the cases brought forward, METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 18$0. tech of the following places at lorsiag. The stations are -1 " - V. d State of Weather. The State of the Weather at Ni , e o'clock yesterday I merged la order of la•itui Sewed Pi m. OBIlle• or Vim. --- U.. poor fellow WI the intim SHIPPING INTELLZOINCIt mime. ONM•Peadlialla ibe . rummy, ousels: ead • 4741 ABUAL Carleton. he... to Rio C Jaaeiro, T hlas 8. pat bat* leaky. LpdWrdpool, Mardi 28. P 1, which was o n s h ore ea the 8u r Wa. part of her ears°, and has got is ass, Si .he. le the river, with ais other der Much 18. ant k a hul a ee eke topper rubbed of t h e stern.—llcsaer aq Pilot, Archer, front Bo's'ns to Stettin, has been , bars today, wary leaky.—Bridliwatoc, March 17 Si, Lawrie, el Newcastle, how Chatleeton to lAud oa, in here yesterday, leakv, with pimps choked, rw" discharge.—Bertweda, March 8. _ - Limburg ....... Hollasel Lisboa Pscifla ladi, via acarkampais ...... India ail Ma•sfillas 1304t011 sod Halifax .. Mexico sod Havatinsb West India Brasil ARRIVED, ALFW4-off Deal, Mardi 27, .... ... ALL/sin-at Dover, March 26, from . ......... - AtooLPII-at Falmouth, March 27, frets . ..... ********* ARAJIRTMOR-st Falmouth, March 27. frAile; ************* hussar-at Falmouth, M.rch 76, from ********************* Lan Falmouth, March 26, from ***************** burr-at Gravesend, March 25, from************* Arrwootr-st Gravesend, March 24, from ** ** *************** Aom.rin -at Liverpool March 28, from ************* Anwar Enwaan-at Liverpool, march 24, from *********** Ansa lIIRRDIURDOR-Rt Liverpool, March 28, from.- ** BARBAITIAII- at Liverpool, March 28, frAn ********* ' ammo Quas-at Gravesend. March 29, from ***** ** Rainer-et Falesuth, Minh 27, from ........... ** Cassano. at Liverpool, Plarch 24, from .............. nocarsa-at Linguae', March 2R, from ............. Crum -at Liverpoor March 26, from« ..... .. .'•.' . Lusa Measteerr-at Liverpool, March 20, from Ems-et Liverpool, Man b 8, from Mamas-at Liverpool, Marsh 28, from .......... . Ferro-at LP evpool, March 28, from ELLur-at Gravure& March 27, from .. EARL ArCItAND-Olt Grammes& March 28, fr0m..... .. Gleans RED EDWARD -OLOTATesend, March 28, fo,m Worms -at Oriented, Marsh 27, from . ........ OimitotANA-M Liverpool, March 26, from .. Ges-at Falmouth, March 25, from ....... .. OtAlTii-at Falmouth, March 26. fn Floor -at Liverpool, March .8, from Hors-at Gravereod, March 29, from Hum -at Liverpool, Mach 78, from J. H. ERRritaitil -at Liverpool, March 74, fram JARS TilowarsoT-at Gramend, March 28, from . : Joarrit -at Gravesend, March 28, from Jars-at Gravesend, March 27, from Losnov -at Graveren dra N‘an . h St, fr om .... LROT WDOPIALD-aL wees& 25, WM * . MALIA-at tomem.nd. Irmo MMTON-at Gravesend, March 15, true............ Mums-at Gravesend !! March 27, from ............ .... MAGNIT -at Gravevend, March 27. fr0m......... . .. MIDI.LITON-MT LiTerpront, March 28, from_.. . MAST GRATZ-at UTOrpoOk Mania 241, WANT 111.011 T-at Liverpool, March form „ ....... • MART WoRIA,L-SL Liverpool, March /5, bom Maw Cur err Coaa-at bun on*, Mach 25, fru Plartila-olf License!, Man 21 18, foci, Renrueve-at UverpooL Minh 29, from. Soma -at Gran...end, March 28, from. Sous -at Gemmel, Mneia M, from ...... tit Navas-at Gravesend, Man** tr burr loria-at Gravure& March 20, fr0m.......... SA inn-at Liverpool, March 20, from ST. Groacia-at Liverpool. March 24, fro M.. ...... . Pauw,x-ol Liverpool, March 28 Totosas-off Liverpool, Starch Ft TIIIKLA-at Falmouth, March 2', from Terns-at Falmouth, March 27, from .... , Tarts Moan. as-of Deal, March 27 from * . , .., Farman-vet Falmouth, Al arch 26, irom... L'LLICLA-off De .1, March 27 from .... Timor/et Surma-at Grareoend, March 21, from VALLurr-at Falmouth, March 26, from Zusra-at Falmouth, March /5, from :SAILED Loom-from Hartlepool, March 20, to Uwe= -from Hartlepool, March 24 to.. ..... GALLATIN-froM lArerpo iamb 21, tr AGITATOR-from Lirerpool, March 20, t 0... ANTIGVA-4,OOIIUMTINVOI, March 20, to ANN Hoots-from Bristol, Marl 20, to COLMINIA-from Liverpiel, March to . C. R. C.-from Liverpool, March 29. to .... Casector-from Greenock, March 24. to Coma NIA-from Greenock, Much 26, to DIrtATCH - from Poole, March 27, to Dsman-from Gravesend, March 21 to Davon-fo.ni B.fetol, March 24, to Etta-from Gravesend, March 20, to , Exammo-from Swarm a, March 2 , , to ELIZILIMTN-feura th.blin. March '7, to Earoara-from Liverpol, Moretti i 6, to 2:smarms-from Liverpool, March Zs, to Ellf.OF LONrDA LE-from Liverpool. March 29, to Fuoirua- from Liverpool. March 20, to FAINT QWEIN-I ram Lir. roost, March 20, to Farm Seaskaner -from Liverpool, March 23, to Froorr-from Liverpool, M dz.* 28, to I.•IRT-from IIDrrIeIJOGI, March 20. to GEoHOINA- srom Grcenock, March 2e., to OIATITt DE -from Shle.ds. rob 24 to Gizmo-from Gravesend, March 2 4 , ta LAMUIL-from Liverpool, March :8, to .. Livanroot-from Livens 01, Marsh 24, to Lsraa-from Cardiff, March 27, to LAING-from Shields, March 27, to Loop Baoroson-from Shir:ds, March 27, toss Lamy o'C I R LII - from Gravesend, March 28, to Mons Cassia-from Gravesend, March 27, to Maimmc -from Liwrpool, March 28, t 0.... ..... Maar -from Licerpool, March 18, to Nur/SOS-from Liverpool. March 28, to Branches-from Liverpool, March .0, to (Moms -from SunAi rland, March 27, to Orroa-from Gravesend, March 28, o Pauartiez - from Liver 1, March 23, to LUMINA - fr. m LiTcrpool. poo Ma eh :4, t ) ROBINA-from Liverpool, March 23, to .. ILontrote.-floor Gravesend, Marsh 28, to Sono-Boa Gravesend, March 2e, to SPARTAN-from I t•erpool, March 28, to Saws-from Liverpool, March 20, to Vecroara-from Liverpool, March 24, to WIG AND SAIAN-from Cardiff, U.Velt 27, to Wtsasco-troin Newport, M.. March 27, to. W. G. A...DIMON-In= Pun-m° nth, March 27, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aoetes(!eFqtr), fe2" .. Jamlaies, cauaing t 3 the northwat — Tat: 41 9 W. Asaarra, from Manri to., for London, Jan. 19, :at. 29 B.AC Inke., d March 6, elf Gi6W*lW. BULIMIA, from Liaise y fir t CllOll, tut .:aye, 27 W. Caarnrr Ti.a off I aboo, March 7. GOWAN from Maltr, March 10, ott Cape 6 t. Vincent. DAZZLE* achoonet;, with 'woo of ph.oorn, Much 23, Fro kiL avl 6 ll .43 4. l fr;in MaTnitius for Co k, Jan. C 4, 'a.. 19 8., ' (know of Mymou•l3. in Canhd, h 9. cif Cape 4 1 Juror Jour; from 14re , p, , 1 :or Co. stAntnhylo, Feb.. log. 4 L Java, Prom London, March I, off Galt Jona Marco, f,r Bermuda, Larch le L.t. 41.11 N., lon. Jowl Mara ibtr , ,u- r wow Nesca 4 for :'art! 9, off Cape M. Vincent, b *ring t by 8., Ma maven 41 dom. Jaen (Mitt), steering to the weetararel, Match 21, tat, 14.37 . W. Gear*, !torn Callao for Cork. Jan. 7. !at. Si S., los. 52 Larcr Mail. ,batcw). from New....st:e :or ev3:an. day., lat. 0 S., ton. 29 W. osa.au, from Valparaleo fur Uve l, rpao -CIS. - Nvanneros, Feb. 1, Ist. S lon. IW. Os°, V!!Ui sms, of M. Ives, from Calif NU, M.rcb low. 11.3 W. from Bombay toy talon. Jan. 21, lat. 24 S., t, NIITLAND, from Llserp ml for New Otle.aa, Etb. 71. RAJAS/11AS, Mat eh 4, at. SN, km. 12. HOT kI,....SOTILIZION, hots Cailao for Queebetown, P. 91 W. Kota. Awes, from Calculi, for London. March Sanas (schooner), of tiloosoar I , d) t 3, 4L N.. lon. asoarma\N. March a, off CAI* at. Villoll . . TOYONTO (Braid, barque), for Quern own, Feb. 24, :al 40 W. l'AuAstraz. Dee. 26, lat. 31 S., lon. 92 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AM) PE. II I: 1H". 0117ARD.—Much :a, at Soutbamp on, the of • sas. GORLE.— . ]larch 25, at rymowb, the wife of C.ll Hew., of a daughter. JONAS.—Mush 24. at Leona meet, Goodruatio J. Jonas, key., of a daughter. KLATINO.—March 25, at Cheltenham, the Imre et' late !loyal Da, a ,Ltug.trr. LOUttAD4.—March :6, at Bii. the ai'e vf the Er Ara son. iIAYNARD.72.Iurch :6, t►a wed of U. Ilskyttml. G•frace, Ilighburf, of awn. PALUER.-TNlsitch I:i.per Iforley4trot,l,..,ll • 'W:daughter. SlllRLEY.—hlarch :3, at Fretteoham, the a ley. d • daughter. WKLCH.--March 27, at Ilerse-htll, the wire of Mr. a daughter. - - - MARRIAGES. BALDERSTONE—LOBLEY. —March 23, at at. ,Inde . 4 Badengons, FN.. Id Agnes, eldend.onehtee of B. BLUNDELL—CONNTAHLE —March 21, at Horley. 11. Hughes, R. Wendell, ke.d., of cheap...ult. and ts,A; Lanais Meals Jane, eldest daughter Coot Hurley ?dill, Surrey. . • - ONSALL—WILLiAIIS.—Match 21, at LlanttuLtrn u• Eon., Abetyntwith, w Kura. reivind ontaghter of IL 1% M.D., Aberystwyth, and a coruu, r fur the county. CABTER—ADOLPICLIS.-11Jrch 2t, at Trimly Ch. square, Loudon. by the her. W. Calvert, It ,:or with St. John the baptist, Manes William, ct. 1.4 poster, of College-ocm Gloucester. to 11.0 y i doughter of the late J. Ado.phus, YN., MAL, MUM DRA BAN liti—Marob 14, Carcase. wits of Mr. J. Muse, Nortbliett, Kest. aged :e. :1'111.120.-818rob 28, at Deal, F. d Cur.‘ B B. EN, Wand, sod 31. MlL—Mara 2 Mn. IV, of Itarth-gate, aged 84. AIILE.- March 2t, Mary, bleu( IL E a rle, EN., O f .4: Lancashire, aged 52. OVl.44:44.—March 23, at Widths:note , . Emes, 2. F. aged tOt. EKOCK. —March 27, C. A. °frock. hiq.oi Ilar rood, wed 7s. IRESLE.Y.—March 27, at Oiforlotamuo, haa., Bencbor of the Midas loop* oval e 4 Printed and puMiAhed by Wit.upot K.s.• r, ' Meet in the City of Load. st. itinter, st the tither, West, in l bn:Snot WlWorien.—binig. 1162 /4.1 uaar ISu k, R oft image % tit -Dtfigrkip, umieted is iondon, pot had cam hth. 0 0 Apr 16 April 7 0 0 April APril22 April 7 Mattla? law,* •••• piie, .. Tr.owe i rtr., ... rcr.h.a j " 4 ...v,:p Mao • •• Poop • \ I , • , ti • 1 . N • , • • . _ I t • • , • 1 • • I 11 ard. M..r._ : E. :at. :3 3,14.4... N. *on. 4 \V !IL t • '. . . a. II W. rththei a. : V. • N w. p, 3'.. • al rch • :, :At. 4: '•• ka. 4 i. • • .• :ATHS. : 4 , • C. 4“. .. , • , tia • Le • , •. 1 , 6 ,