The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-09 00:00:00

F - --------thßetE:l7..!: ROLOGICAI THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1850. 4 camfortneds"..nnivreillinliodatesherwaedrlaearediaceduillaed; hi th e:cr ezPec ratem tithms were en i t c hi Ti rbel META) .- _ elffilatlif sad th We dant glow** at ilo'• bst w••• the --• • - From tho LONDON GAZETTE.-Friday, Feb. 8. U. sll the depanaort .d a, and the shipment* Meter were limited. "...a State of the Weather at each of ..------------------ We would , however, odd, that the loans should IRELAND. • - was whether the manias. wattliellallat of the tamer was gcod r i ill " cases be contracted through the agency of the antral Them adviceels ------- Droux, Fan. 8. as apainst his creditor. With regard to that settlement, it BANKRUPTS. shriek demand on amidst , . and ereailoned tic a - 1. anseared that it was executed on the 12th of January , 'SATURDAY. Ft ::. 9 I e l , Fresh accounts arrive of casualties by the storm of m fleshy comes Cowman. Upper serietiduce a aa b aawaa j. an . :J a va th oc: t.a. of id. to td. per sa lb. On that uni da rpa y there wan • lined attend- We have recommended that no re valastioos 'Until take 1 7, sad by it the plaintiff conveyed to a lady, who grocer, to surresar tree. 21 as s, wed mama lust 19, at iming. vaiwe yr y &nun& 1 duterred Nike o'clock ~...,..&,. JWlr ut I..se• L i al phiee fir the purpose of Rang Mies or reserved rests at a Tuesday night. At the Belfast Workhouse a WM' was represented in too deed to be his wife, all b i g..t,c,c, gcb,,, manta and Co , Meerphcsitreet esiorikkalii. -chain a:uni...mk bees,Okr ., th n lim 2 l2,:74 b u bsin, Tini ndi t ea s tbe t ensi n,ea l da ; y ond eoce ihsT wles hs omy_ ami ss el a e s a so ll ookieguw eeted ; th o i: e r st p .o t e : co.rs...e... : ......___ .s --- w --: ormalt air ; ra. ..-:he stia :,: i %v. : . WO interval 'has 21 pan, end have thus, we believe. . chap 593 the supply ot dads immediate wants. The sate. of 31 .1.41.1 arranged in order of latitude. one are new. mg l o.ll all 0 11 beta 4 to the freest appl , csiin of tenants' ney fell through two floors, and killed . three of the all thero pe inva rty ite co ve ns an ist d ic gotta*: fa lb. lessalt heuee ol a d t a, s f one reeh ptoo olds : Ti0. ff .. ..., E t h w a it . di = getries. gemitsl to the mad. Na hams also recommended, that is inmates in one of the dormitories. In the came town sus mews tmeele. The deed covenanted that Feb. - & a r sga st ... hlrair=aoluit. eneee of proposed profitable improvements of a more perms - one o f the spires of the New Queen's was " a neat nature, the central timed shell kayo powers of =tering ßl gmersi than prisehmel i L i se ons alled ; the olesereskant VIM Mask ateki pm & tato reasonable arrangements with the isms., sad that ex. blown down, doing considerable damage7T .....-L-4d in ire deed ysen as til ltel lsra" . Ostemliee wsid tbe Pay seat " th eif e l l.4 o.oool 7 "Pregga The lad a lUaglird'T tr al ' asi atabli a a i m ilimilli 12 dike : I : id imil : d Tdal maga : sumo." of lha nd . wesk iddmii 44s2 : balm iadaddid t"sy t. t alaNM Ankeuga is almarr iskia sa lut iocco. ame was killed by the falling of a chimney. On the wergi l d to la the migaglamo _ was a Min .The wi is, id i t . et o uid. . Themdth. salmon ,. t el g e r _ A m m o . ecazz e nst , arid 4 die boos. pas.covo Msanut N.M. Gentle Breen Partl.l7 „ N.W. Gentle Breese Partially' ekud i ansive powers of sale and exchange should be vested in *et coast, the Annie of Workington and the Catherine of whose the rlaintilbed Wake SIM- - 11 M • and to l er dt hous be yastar: W. et= week, gut they a beard.- w. Gentle Breese Form W p i th, e there powers, takes collectively with ethers Irvine were driven on shore. A barque lying in the was after at B.U. 1110 tao 14 a al January , 7, two 20 1 " 1 . 1 """ 1"15416 4. 18181 * 6 11 110 " 1 ". Feb. 19 ant - lb ' I = be " tkles dil l s - tlm y "" atilli "= "2ll.tha r fisr 1888"Ix asarmes ..".. ''''''''' 8.. Gentle al in - - ----Y kg " 8122 " Belfast Lough had to cut her masts to ride out the claya.ati___....t h e dins...! l _._llbe Parrlar,_ _iisealament,,,_,..___._. The daughterrttle_ . • l ir sa rko moi l al weadkads, mew deffeeesses..alssoLaid.adefssarrO• tore 6. ti wing limlag baidd l•4lPrial f • tad lend r ims . ed dm *. elal•w•edidide ca r awremerten - receremeaded is this report, will strip the tenure of churchday. Breath awl 81112Deawairgi .„.„.„ N.W. Beteg Breese om il emt lands of all the realty mischievous characteristics of mort• cos have edible's he Indlnl a mmt, mad n i a ineeto n n .„.. le; and the Hull Tacket of Dublin rall On &ON and Lat;Zir-7,77),-;rirmyr—ei.,7&-ezzbi.,---,„, hsothe ' r : baymemt, main, while the people of England will have secured to artist rovision became week at &agar, co. Down. Tide deed the madames ihreede en OS gonad that it wee parts cmiam talcusA carow Buinsikke. 7lolol Or DlTEDlNOL imbpseir _ ka dit. or IL ad., 404puthevillinii..‘164111tasetatlilmeizeles.""knestriasn._____Ilintiesi.liggiailtill.„_111.:LeLlamseasem4=ime o llaannea stumn.. ..- . them a progressive had, foranng, at least, • p p This morning time was, also a severe gale from the fraodslest. Assn= geese= in the sees was, whether the say te a m *, d mid. Orman for roc , tieg the lacrease of their spirits - ill wants. _ Gentle Breese Or g lsainin tiff wall "elaatibtraise p utt ogibisestmalhaam" the liguikrudiat ""Waslawa "it Ow i ll iserti sdiFe; ololt ir. ig lealal, "l" , 4 Delligibirkb. i t 411-111 ." 61 . 81.911"ring14.111.6 . - iireir9-62:11 sayand "ble ; 111. 001.. ft l er 84141.11‘ Lo rg ION, F ial e — b. " l3 l.- .:Pe Amilikam' blie eiles i" of Pernua eoloni l al ' ir mad ill 43°""il er gclirim ar ". .—......--- W. . Gnat Breeze e2ou e"reNt y Mt which we humbly submit to your Majesty's gracious west, and on the whole we have had boisterous conaideration. weather, with very li ttle intermilsion foe the last ten taah l t al a in a r : maw written , ma that he had souitta , gladet- , 2nd s , tale ars en the lath a neat month ; only about 12,000 bales hem Bomainamut B.W. Witness oar heads and us* this Slat day of Jon., 1860. day& sets of bankruptcy whisk he denied. With rap= to the Joss G a =r ew . 01 igitb Se a l _... I P AOM= l e thata . --. .......1_ ard.sa fully eappot il led, ths lattit. — ..... Tb....7warketpareereaals are e. A Ftes very T rernasonoenat:. ""man" 7" R I NI. irwestrometramt Breeze o". asat Cl%).ii"t Y (Mined) HAllaloWßY. 1.41. A ease of considerable local interest has been be - marriage settlement, we =mid state that MOWN Was alor s s tritt , it ,___Ab a i ne.... p ma,...... lik = ........ W. B. LTAL. 1.11. WILLIAX PAOII WOOD. (us. fore the Lord Chief Baron and a common jury for the pointed by it who, however, refused team. mr..trr . ...; ,-,71:13„,76--1 . ..- --: , mi.. Anernd hes been exportemed for German , he., and prices are Tamen= RODIZT BILIMIS AILMOTROXO. IL IL) i • ___ ,_ _ . __,.._, __ ..._ 3 _ _, watts _ .._.,__. _ ~... "" irp.;;ll Feb.. last three dap and has not vet terminated. Mrs. To move the pintail's ease a rat 111:11 6 7 witamess were - hating up stocks being iamb reduced lam month. The following Caws Joao Osceos Shaw Lams & (us IE. 0. Taylor, daughter of John Philpott Curran, is Eu_u!t aa 6 ."„„ e T l ar th " . of • stab. 147= i til: /awn iserehent-hed it% el lot., Feb. II sad saw are now the rates :-Genean, sung, aged Promilaa ud e l kc aa to O ral l, di ck: Coe'wav au. RD. Jostle . ( L 10 suing Mn. Simpson, the wife of a Detain solicitor, ;Ur ea as b. to Ie• ed.; HoiXiigap mild al" lb" as a 1411•• " • fit CC ' Dom I :4l.4 oinisbery li ilikft brdshim, llllWlL lgsg• ten scenic n „„„: Teres. k. St la. to rd. " to!s. Primaa l Id. jpt o:s, la lema lo. di ' far the reatitutioa of four pictures, one of which, the cas k s um, had been expelled, &a his pro- i dddr d i,. 4b. ok , my Minim at waittaata , a, am- a t ed. : , 000.4 pa to se.ge,u;egiri.4lo, to 5,1....414%,,,,d. tbe. r iss r ered..t...t7unda.so o l.... lad jo id...; Laz.b.. 1 . 7,171 : t0 Toc::. ........ S. portrait of her celebrated father, painted by Law- play tam pessemien se. Widens. wee nee called to prove boom_ Abe Court. reach , has been sold by the defendant to Sir that asthenia @Me ketsf the Am the plillotg wee ix wtouctrocems. cam= umemint. nom maker-let cr. et se., tt Tally .. IL W. to ts.r ;is Id. ll:in t"L i Is. lid e . e. ; LumAina Wnitmtamot ..... a ntrat be lig 141.1.1. 164 &pat " te a l T•• •• 8::: d i t u lt ros ••5714 " ••••••• • "1"1"al iddeddid - =••• ' rw. malit , Pcet•l•et or . a .a.unal . r . i a rt 'iliteurchivr:lll...4d*. to ea IL " roa n'. COL An riee this in gl i errot ire uest, 66 at the recent . anti xd ittninassaxn....... • ---- RObetT Peel. It appears that EOM years since the soiree% . med. be se, t bales Colonial, 74 Smar ........... ......- S. Gestic Breeze Bala WINDSOR, FIB. 8 . plaintiff and defendant, both tolerably advanced in life, •••ket l ' eir _. • run quentil 01 1 11, " 7 " 11. "" Tdb " 7.* wankm° Essay Lim wagon& Csawreas," bookeelier-let div. ot led., rat " . The Queen and Prinee Albert walked to-day, both became ineidentally.acquainted, and a friendship of nin Maryiebons, amigo the as= of Thomas Chitty, which Feb. II so d 007 so c oo nnon m o w. at BircroampooLlfirereurlll ....... Leila, FIBILUMLY 8. -Then has not been any ~.1 1" rrual N.W. Gentle Breese Ram Morniag and afternooo, in the Home Park. . very ardent kind immediately swung up between proceediag was admit actordsace with the marriage est- OsaiJANIN Yams, Ilarsaw", draper-lac elv. tif M . eth, any Wed. amigo( tneenent In this branch of boldness thki week. The demand ••••• 21 .....»•••»•»••- S.W. Gestic Drone Sleet li" 114Tal thilhaeal Pole" Albe --.3 d, attaUlia by t.-..i. ljah ' them. Mrs. Taylor returned to Reiland, where she =swat. teed y, at likaset.ll,loll. is motiorate, but not quite so large LA recently, and peep eer y u rn , Beam= •. .-,_t• -- • 1.-..• flemetem_ .11 Oat Ca hogesaa•-• •• • L- •--- -• ~.. •mrsmon- V- 1111•••••. T. Barer& mil J. N. Franklyn. Braga. ship HODISIIIr, CICe./.4IICZEITER, !Ob. 8.-•BUliaBil remains "'P . W. Calm Overcast ----- •• - - - • The Queen and Print* Albert walked to-day, both mantis' end *iceman, is the KOMI Park. His Royal litehoess Ponce Albert, attended by Lieut.- Col. the Hoe Alexander Hoodoo, reds est ea heasebesh. Their Royal Highnesses the Prises of Weiss, Prises Alfred, the Prisms Royal, the Princess Alice, the Princess Helena, and the Prisms Lesko, took their usual posy and walking exercise today. The royal dinner peaty at the Castle iaeladsd M her Royal Highness the Dwane of Heat, the Belgian inister asd Madame Vas de Weyer, Lady Figur, H marl, Bargees de Speth, the Marquis of Lasedmrse. the Marquis and Mar chioness of Westmonter sad Lady Wavle Granata, the Earl of Aberdeen, Vuenent and Visoountem Mahon, Lord and Lady Ashley, and 134 harass Clark. question at 'iris between the phalli sad the defendant was whether the marriage 'isthmus of the Songs gcod as menet Ids creditors. With regard to that settlement, it appeared that it was executed on the 12th of January, 1847, sad by it the plaintiff conveyed to • lady, who was represented in the deed to be his wife, all his property, consisting of certain leaseholds, freeholds, ell the Wafture and wine in the ham at Bronsptcm, emd she arta" jewels. The deed sevonsated that hi her years the plehaff weld pay a the lady /anointed la "he deed as Kn. Osismthee the sem of 10.0001. The lady ahem& le a the =maw _ wee a Min Miles with ohms the plantiff had Wee d ier *Ma Mme, sad to whom he ma wethell at Brighten es the 14th of January, 1847, two thee Mat the this eilhe manage settlement. The settle. wet thee Mead the peasety In aa illegitimate daughter of Yes phthiffrea of whim lire. Gambia we the another. lib the& the median eareed, ea the pound that it woe kashleat. Amoeba teesehne la the MOO was, whether the ttrwee est • th e safes' ist the laskiupt laws, it alleged ea the part of the illsamiest that be was • hill broker and • mosey scrivener, sod that he had committed acts of bankruptcy whisk he dialed. With respect to the marriage settlement, we Weald state that trustee. were ap pointed by it who, however, refused tout To prove the plantars ease a greet many witnesses were called to pere the a/palsies of th e *theirs Welted shad by the &Welt s es the 13th of Mush, 1547, teem their residesee Met, aid ales that a a subsea's' es mica the pleimeelf had be expelled, and his pro perty takes passmien livideses wee also called to prove that at the thee aft hetrgthe fist the WWII was ia solvent he a humus of 2.1N1. at his banker's, Biz Clads lata's, the thee be had ispetited • vast quantil of property al Messes. Tilbury's anthem in Marylebone, under the new of Thomas Chitty, what armada, was Saha fa accordance with the marriage set- At the estalusion ef the plaintiff's cam, it was agreed that, su pposing the jury should fi nd a verdict Is favour of the defendant upon the question with respect to the marriage settlement, sad that he was sot • trader, sad had committed no act of beakruptcy, the question as to the value of the goods seised by the defendant, sad the ocimpeasation dee to the plaintiff Wald be settled by arbitration. r. Chambers, on behalf of the defendant, submitted that the defendant had no ems whatever to go to the lute, isseeneh a by the 6th and 6th Vie., esp. 122, sec. 24, it wee peothied, that when • bankrupt was in Reglad, ke must Aga" • flat of bankruptcy villa 21 lap after it was teed, and if in Ewa, *has three mouths. and if eye, within 12 maths. The fiat agalsat the we bead a the 13th of March, 1847, sad he did at OM asy pemestless within 21 days after it based. Mr. Wes selietheid that 6 & of Victoria, so Are EL the pew' pieleise, was repealed by the &12 1 ea. 106. The ;sake expesesod • contrary opinion, upon which the lowed serjeaat said that he would call evidence to show tNR a es the 13th of lthreh, when the fiat was bened, the pWrtit was in Frew • sad it was not denied that he had disputed the fiat with i n three mouths after it had Wed. Mr. Chambers having put in the Gaulle, in which the plaintiff was advertised as • bankrupt, Mr. timjsent Bytes called • Mr. Burdon, • clerk of the plaintiff's, who stated that Mr. Colombia, left Folkston, for Basics** oa the 10th of March, 1847, and did not return until some time slier the 13th of Harsh. Mr. Chambers then proceeded to address the jury he the defendant. Ha said he had felt it his fluty to throw awry impediment in the way of his learned Mood, Swam he wished to prevent Mr. Colombia* beieg esseemeal is a crafty and cunning attempt to keep his swam eat of their' mosey. The present ow was ea al the meet imsiehst eases of beakraptey that lied ever been hiseghti iliesmad.l Mr. Colombian, 1/110 disputed the fiat, was not is ea the lath ley M Merck 1847. It was easy Isr a el have given osedve =ideals en that point. Ho math have called hie esechmen, who scoomputied him to Dm lodge sad afterwards to Paris, who could have proved that 1111. The dates in the press= este were very mellerial. The docket was stheolti on the 13th of Ithsel% 1841, tad the creditors having dis covered that property was asamahth sad Mr. Colombia, emissary were theses= leek peesseillap to annul the fiat, Ms,* set seethe Other Jam b the very lest day on which be sushi Ism dose it salgsaMg him is have been oat of England sibs it wee Mined. The balm= them which the Soloist had lied showed debts to the amount el 17,3644, mad male the isle= of 1661. By the issodrieel which the eseigases had math they had discovered seemly coaeseled, sad had theorised facts which showed them that the *bald had been preparing far some time to beans a baapt. There would be two questions for thejary, whisk were these did the plaintiff at as a bill broker and a Min scrivener, a as to be a trader subject to the bankrupt law. The books of the plaintiff would be produced sad they weld show that his transactions were those of a bill-broker. He kept an meant at the Unice Bank of Lando!, end he wee in the habit of discounting bills for panne at 26 and SO per Bent., and getting the bank to re-discount them cent., and the made an =ormolu profit by the *, He now ewe to a melancholy part of the case, ad that had , reformat to the plaintiff bone a money scrivener. Bow of 1 his creditors is respect to this portion of his transeetioes, would probably be called before the jury, but one he was sorry to say who had been examined on • forma trial in the Cart of Queen's Beach, was now in such a state as not to render his evidence receivable. The plaintiff had never been • regular attorney asking to have clients kr wham he was to do law business, but he bad been is the habit of mating out people's mew he them at rawest.. partia who had saved their 3001., aSh, 60L, and 20L, were in the habit of calm it to him se haw it laid out at interest. The way the bueisee wee AM lON this—some able lord or guile's= in &Smith% es possg gentlemen who had just come of ego, whied to beset % mimic 1,0001. One part y would lodge with the SWIM WOl. sad eight more 100 L, an acuity at a certain rate ef interest was granted by the borrower of the money to the parties by want the money was lent the party whose name eppeared as the grates of the annuity was generally the meson who had lent the largest sum. This cirstantenes dearly showed that the plaintiff had acted as a money scri vener, inasmuch as be received a commission spa these tremendous. The learned counsel then pro-1 deeded to comment upon that part of the case, which showed that the plaintiff bad committed act; of bankruptcy, and contended that his absenting him- self (rem his off and going abroad about the time the fiat was struck spies him, amounted to an act of bankruptcy, it being a departure from the realm with intent to delay his creditors. The learned camel also submitted that the plaintiff bad fraudulently macealed his property. The Lord Chief Justice, in summing up, left dal following questions to the jury First, was the deed of settlement executed on the 12th of March executed in pursuance of an arrangement between Mr. and Mrs. Catania*, the object of which was to defraud the creditors in the event of bank ruptcy ? The second question was the same as the tint, leaving out the words in the event of bankruptcy." Thirdly, was the deed executed under an arrangement between Mr. and Mrs. Colombia. to defeat the creditors of their general 2emedy, supposing there was no bankruptcy ; and also was this deed executed with the intention, bat without an arrangement between the plaintiff sad his wife ? Fourthly, was the plaintiff a trader within the mosaing of the baakrup laws ; and was he • way scrivener sad a , bill broker ? Fifthly, did be absent himself SO= his office after the 28th February, 1847, to delay his creditors? Sixthly, when did he leave England ; and was be I. Eng land on the 13th March? The jury then retired, and after a short anew returned into cart with the following verdict :—To the fist question, they answered that the marriage settlement was sawed on the 12th January, 1847, by an arrangement between Mr. and Mrs. Colombine, the object of which was to defraud the creditors in event of a bankruptcy. The jury sho found that it was executed to satin the creditors of their general remedy in case of their Ming no bankruptcy. The jary further found that the Oat& was a money scrivener and a bill broker, and that he absented himself from his once on the 28th of February, 1547, in order to delay his creditors. With respect to the last gentian the jury said there was no evidence to show whether the plaintiff was in England or not on the 13th of March, 1547. The Lord Chief Justice aid it was necessary to have a distinct finding upon this point. The jury then found that the plaintiff was is England on the 13th of March, 1847. The verdict was in favour of the defendant on all the ma terial Mae'. days. A ease of considerable local interest has been be fore the Lord Chief Baron and a common jury for the list three dap, and has not yet terminated. Mrs. E. 0. Taylor, daughter ef John Philpott Curran, is awing; Mn. Simpson, the wife of • Dahlia solicitor, he the restitutioa of four pictures, one of which, the portrait of her celebrated father, painted by Law rence has been sold by the defendant to Sir Robert Peel. It appears that some years since the plaintiff and defendant, both tolerably advanced in life, became incidentally acquainted , and a friendship of a very ardent kind immediately smog up between them. Mrs. Taylor returned to England, where she resided near Bristol, and a correspondence full of the most enthusiastic expressions of affection was carried on for • long time between the two ladies. The reading of the letters in court caused the utmost amusement, for they were quite as passionate and romantic as any that are usually produced before juries in breaches of promise cases of another kind. However, it turned out that Mrs. Taylor left England to come and reside with her beloved friends Mrs. Simpson, in Dublin ; that she made her pre sents of sundry articles of more or less value, and among the rest of the four pictures in question, for which • formal letter of free grant was read in court; bat that after a time she saw cease to leave the house of Mrs. Simpson, and to recall the grant of the pic tares. Several witnesses have been examined, and very amusing speeches made by counsel on both sides. The Chief Baron will address t he jury this morning. Till DRAMA AT WINDSOR CASTLE. A dramatic representation was given in the crum b* in the temporary Theatre fitted up is the Rubes,- Room, the pieces selected being " King Rend's Daughter," traaalated by the lion. Edmond Phipps from the German tenon of the Danish poem et Searle Hers, and " Charles Mie Twelfth," by Mr. J. R. Planche. The performers were 'early the sum sa thme who performed on the last reessios. A deputation, consisting of Lord Naas, M.P., Mon* F. Scott, bI.P., Sir William aloleswoetb, Bart., Hon Walter Wrottealey, Sir William Verner, llart., M.P., Mr. Menem. Mdecs, M.P., Mr. George Daman, M.P., Mr. Samoa, M.P., Mr. George Robert Smith, Me. Di Solis, M'Orogsr, M.P., Mr. Mark Boyd, Mr. Cooke, S.P. Mr. Lassa, Mr. Bleat, Mr. Jean's, aid Mr. Meese, had as interview yesterday, at the odor of the Chancellor of the Embosser, with Mr. Kilter, 13.entiry of the Treasury, on the subject of steam communication with Australia, Sir Charles Wood being absent, owing to indisposition. A deputation from Brighton, in opposition to the bill for Brighton improvement sad purchase of the Posilbs, smalltime of Mr. W. Caesieglum, Kr. Jobs Colbsteb, Dr. Butler, Mr. Monett, sad Mr. Cm, sesemputied by Lord A. Ihrvey,lll P., Sir 0. Peorkell, M. P., and aloe by Mr. J. A. Walmesley, parliamentary &gestated aa interview with the Commissioners of her Majesty's Woods and Forests, pistol day, at the omen, Whitehall. The Finance Committee of the Royal Commission for the exhibition of 1861, had a wallas yesterday_ at the Board of Trade. There weirs present the Right Hon. H. Laboachrie, Earl Granville, Right Hon. W. R. Gladstone, Sir Alexander Spearman, Mi. Jones Lloyd, Mr. F. T. Gib spa, sad Cal. Raid, R. E. Mr. John Ellis, M.P. (Leicester), had an interview with Sir George Grey. yestorday.—Mr. Childs bad also ea interview yesterday with the den boa. baronet at the Beme-once. A deputation from the Steam Shipowners' Aesocia tics ostasiatirg of Mr. Anderson, M.P., Mr. Hartley, Mr.W. I. Hall, Mr Watson, and Mr. Moorrggsaw, bad an interview with the Right lion. H. L a*, yesterday, at the Board of Trade. A deputation from New Oxford-street, headed by Sr. Thomas Diamon*, M.P., and including Maus Jeanie/re, J. and W. Bennett, E. and N. Kitchen, Cooper, Hill, aa4 Healey, had an interview, yesterday with the Conimissioaers of her Majesty's Woods and Forests. were sent off last evening from this Co= a m i lee tt ler the Governor of Canada, sal also for the Governors pi the other North American Colonies. Arrangements ken been made for the departure of Ism Majesty and the Prises Calmat, setompanied by the herd bnffiy, for Huskiness' Palace, on llon4ay next, where the Court will aerate until after the nceauchement at her Illaleety, which asepicions event is anticipated to take place about tha addle of April. (Pros last sight's ra«+a.) WINDSOR, Tint 6.—Her Majesty in Council was this day pleased, open the representation of the Right Hoe. the Lords of the Committee el Council on Education, to op point Edward Woodford, Eui., LLD., to be one of her Ma. jeers laspectors of Salo°ls in Semland, in the room of John Gordon, H.q., resigned. Watrutam., Fen. 6.—The Queen has been pleased to great the pleas of one of the Lords of Session in Swami to Thomas Meithed, Esq., her blejesty's 8 diettor-Geserel Is Scotland , in the mom of Francis Jeffrey, Ep , deemed. WGITERALL, FEB. 7.—The Queen has been pleased to plant the of of Her Majesty's SAiettor-General for Scot land to James Monerieff, Bro., Advocate, in the room of Thomas Maitland, Esq., appointed one of the Lords of Sea. lion is Scotland. FOREIGN-oFFICE, FEB. 7.—The Queen has been riewed to ap rove of Mr. Victor Weber as consul, at Har p% Majesty for his the Hien of the Belgians. CROWN-OFFICE, FEB. 7.—Member retorted to serve is this present Parliament for the borough of New Windsor.—John Hatabell, of lierrion-squars, in the city of Dublin, Nag her Majerye Stliciter- General for Ireland, in the TOM o f John Hay. Esq. (eztemeaonly called Lord John Bar who boa aceepted the °Noe of Steward of her Ma 'sty'. maser of Northstewl. Ommtsolon sIONED BT THE LORD LIEUTENANT 07 HILRITORDSZIIII —The Hoe. Charles Pelham Villiers lobs Deputy Lieutenant. COMMISSIONS SIGNED DT THE LORD LIEUTENANT or Yonessins.—Heary Edwards, Esq, and John Water hwase, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenants. NAVAL. Annuaire, Fzz. 8. Atropeneinne. ArrMusa Lieutenant : E. L. Btrangeways. Naval codes: A. H. JI Cunningham and R. Fitzgerald. Havtings—Lieutenast :IJ. Rl:leeward. Clerk: J. 8. Kenyon. Midshipman: R. Elliott. l'unry—edate: A. Radiant. Lieut. Inn, for several year secretary to the Commodore. Superintendent of this yard, has bees appointed secretive to Lord John Ray, C.D., Admiral Superintendent at Ply mouth. PM" ComenA=ll, falWairlisr—ka el ad., say Widaridar id Mar% IMO& 01 ,0 • 01 Tani Id, T 011AWIrla hais DadifildrA papiramwaltaniter-2nd and Is. Anal dir. al s. 111. an naw wok res. 19 and any salammoiat Tardy, Wraskawr. . Jona Gma, of tauter —2od and Roai dlr b . eb el thr ill =litiudays, at Groom% A Joanna Jantson, Thlwro, EaWriaila Maw, De ffarraez -Ist my. at 3s. 110., hi. 13 ml soy aii•WanaMity, at Lawn onl-3•4 ay. el bL, Psh . II and any rZ, IN nserah ^ Ilwaripaill. Dawn WaiMbary at am* Dm work smuts& la —Wt div. as 1 / 4 id, any Thanday, at WhitnierM, Dina drums OAKS/, 010=1. Imaishko, dote makor—lst dlr. of in, Feb. If aid any sessaloint now, at Pott's. Idaneheater. Thaw Tram% liorthinsdirra h bold otanotacturer— lit 'M. of 4d, Yeti. 9 and Wm salnaliaint WeareAys, at_tkooties, AbanureAlane. lunar WINNIMII. 011111111 ma, bookadisr— let di,. of 10d„ Feb. 11 aad lisoday, at DM's, lAvorpooL HEW AMA YEA!" Morsawhf. drapar—lai dlr. df 0a.9d., any Wed. miday, at Mils" Diboll. DrilDiNDL—Monk l D. W. Ammo, W. I. Amman. A. J. Amor" W . Niesisn. T. MahwA and J. N. Franklyn, Bristol, ship Willim-310119 IMIsW Dsn.Yr Torkahlre, armor —ltsres I W. L. DIMITI/4 311/811/1/01, anabin, mew —Mardi 4. U. Brldess, 010141 wilt. Mint nahw—llassh 4. 11. Brower, Wan -o=4B=4Ws IWWolllWows—Mardi 7. J. Dawson, Tairford, mitstar—llaroh 1. J. B. /Inaht, Little Choderk, loam bassir—Wardi G. Yrs lookeeper ed —Man* I. L 4:loadiy, Danbury, Mos ant—Yeb. IL J. Ilmar 13=111•110 pr rdabire, hop moralrat—llarch 7. 8. k ll lfwwtidi, = Bl — March 11. J. Loam, Cwdli, armor. March 14. J. llaaMliam, Gloomier, 2. 1. Manna, Cheapaide, City, hotel. lemer—llareh A J. Pisan" liambester, tallor—Wdelt 1. W. Simard, Noriddi. psaionsalar. essrwicarss I. in an mbi. awn bs shown to the scatrary the et wesilwa. Mirth S. J. Alsalsokr, Gnat .alrest, City, swechant— Werth 4. Id. Imo" Orford.street, cabinet wsisr—Marsh 4. T. P. CallWe, !W e Wier—March 2. E. T. Detaiski. Bresk.stzest, 0r... vestroormee. ma Willow tank, Pollan. Wooer—Marsh b. M. sad J. Akawiebse. Bath, wateineshirs—Wardi B. G Goldiag, isZ er /Ita km ialastr . l'ar t ja l / 4 2:fwea t i n . wins imerehant— Marc 10ttr7.17. kry, Illackfriars, sad WOO, Iltaradshwe, tanners— War& I. S. lasia kaaa Watkird, liertikethidea, l owl . dr— D llarch 3. IL riNtiat u Nglim ilinztr a si, t Pt : area ineasheturers.— Match Mott. litisital, Idarch L J. Pasha, ire , inn Wilt- Aire, drsper—Ma y, 2. I. Bowles, Ablesidea. Berkshire, innkeeper— Karch I. B. Verney, Wow ta the Weld, Gietwesterehire, veterinary surgeon. CF.OTIFICATEB to be confirmed, Th came be shown to the eon trary, within Si days from dap. Feb. 7. 0. Mamas, Llecrpsol, victualler—Jam 31. W. Lawton. Um/pod, auctioneer—Feb. L 1. Truswell, ÜbeMeld. banker. CERTIFICATES te be ermarmed, malme muse be Mows to the Feb. I. J. D. Andarma, Pa Merniabb, Oty, lineodraper— March 9. W. L. Diefalry, lemlrmilyee—Jen. po. IL numy, wthaLetreet, Dedmall4reen, ae Oismeh4ere, Seem, comkerper— Feb. S. T. Itokeek Igialleultiff, silk somarthMener —Feb. 5. J. Jambs, Canterbury, weatinmer—Feb. rtmeee4. P. Pamir, Delete', Ince merchant— Feb. 5. J. Mahar% Pek Maim seam Worker—Fe Thorn. hvehlfreetelp. Devertehlee. Imam mMilMeaturee b. 6. J. CERTIFICATE le be eralesed by the TlemChaneellor acting In la hankraptey, =lam mum be Mown to Me eontrery, on or before mb I. M. (lore, Cheltenham, plumber. HOSIBILY, &e.—Latnrersa, Feb. B.—Business remains In much the wine position as last reported. A lair spring trade is doing. In wasted and woollen goods time is not moth doing. Yarns amain and Wools stationary. HOPI, MICE/ITER, Feb. 8.--The demand continues good, with rather mute hoinoo doing in tine qualities. Prices per cwt.: New Worcester, 130 s. to 1405.; line and onoiso, 150 s. to 160 e. year 735. to ine.; choice, ION.; 1646'5, 60s. to 7h&; 1817's, Sta. to Ss.; and old olds„ 20s. to 35e. METALS.-LONDON, Feb. 8. - Iron bare continuo eteedy; Septa pale hare advasmd Is. Id. per ton, and Swedish Iron Is 20s. dearer, and scum. Copper has risen id. per lb. fur sheets, awl 41. lee. per ton for mike sad tile. Tin remains stationary, and bat little doing. Speller his advanced to 171. 135., but Is now decd. dedly flatter. A ad. of 50 tons on the spot his been made at 171. Se., and for antes) 171. Lead has an upward tendency, and the dealers ask 171. 10s., free on bond here. TM following are the prises Iron; Bar, bolt, and square, London, per toe, 31. Ile. to ado.; nail rods, 61.135.; hoops, 71.13et0 51.; sheets (singles), W. 13a. ; bars, at Cardi ff and Newport, 31. Os. to 31. 35.; refined metal, Wake, 31.35. MU. 10s. • ditto anthracite, V. 135.; Pin in Wales, U. Se.; ditto forge, 2/. .13s. ; do., No. 1, Clyde, 21. 9s. to 21. 10s.; Blewitt s paimt refined Iron for bars, rails, Ike., free on board at Newport, 31. 13s. ; do., for tin plates, holler plates, de., do. V. I0s.; Stirling's Pa tentToustbeneltrigs,in Olaegow, 21.175. to 34.; Wiles, 31.10 a. to U. 16e. Staffordshire bars, at the works, 61.; Pigs, In Staffordshire, U. ; rills, 3/. 3s. to U. 7s. ties .• Chairs, 41. Foreign Iron: Swedish, 121. Os. to 131. Os. Foreign Steel : Swedish keg, 141. lls Od. ; ditto, taggot, 111. English topper : Sheets, sheathing, and bolts per - lb., 10d.; tough cake, per toe, 881. lOs • tile, 87/. 10s. • old =r, per lb., SO. ; yellow metal sheathing, 53d. EaglGb pig, per tan, 171. to 171. @beet, 171. lie. to 181. se. ; red Lead, Ist.; white ditto, 231.; patent shot, 151. Foreign Lead, Os. 161. English Tin, block, per ew• tete.; in bond , 41. S i e l f . fe l gat t d, 41. Its. Os. Foreign Tip: ••• 11. C., 4/. Ss, to 41. 7s. ; ditto for export only, 4/. 35.; Straits, 41. 3s. to 41. 3s. Tin Plates: IC Coke, per box, U. Re. 6d. to 11.9 x.; IC Cher coal, 11. 13s. to 14s. Od; IX ditto 11. 18e. Spelter Plate.', warehoused, per 171.10 s.; ditto to arrive, 171.2 a. 6& Zinc: Eng lish then, per ton. 221. Quicksilver, per lb., 46.-Minley Journal. PARTNERSHIPS DINOLVED.— J. Anderson and Elizabeth Trimmer, Old Mantague-sereat, Whin:chapel, gime manufacturers — James Blackwell and Josiah Blackwell, Birmingham, wholmale end retail grooms—J. Brooks, B. Gardner, O. Doane, F. Youle, W. Brooks, J. J. M. Brooks. and T. Broths, Pernambuco and Manchester, ma. so far as regards John Brooks, W. Brooks, J. Brooks, J. M. Brooks, and T. Brooks —C. Champion and IL Bs:. ham, Anstln.triara, Old BroMetrest, City, attorney' —A. Coghill and W. H. Brain, Liverpool, ship broken—F. Cooper and J. flute-bingo'', Nottingham, lace mantdacturen—J. O. Vitalism and H. Bar a, Watling.street, City, sewed walla manufacturers—J. Edwards and T. Baker Gosweil.street, booksellers—J. Hartley and F. Hartley, Coln,areasliire, timber merchants—A. Henderson and F. sharp— E. Jegcnes and J. tirore, Stourport, Worteetershire, boat builders T. haulm, and J. Torokies, Manchester, ensallware manufacturers T. Kaden= and E. Kasten," Low-acre, fit. Marthes.in.tbe.Fields, nose/miners—Wm Lake, Thorne., and Wm. Lake, Wakefield, Torkthire, millars—iohn Lattimore and Joseph Lattimore, Sands idge, Hertfordshire, wheelwrights—F. Lamm and F. H. Lemare, Ciostann 121.1urrey, booksellers—U. Atimaillan, IL Barclay, E. A. Mac , booksellers, so far as regards k.. Barclay—J. M•Naught sad L. M'Naught, Croydon, Surrey, Ha deaters —E. Win dier and O. Hale, Liverpool, bums inanufsetarers—S. Norton and W. Bckerta. Ardwick, lanombire, sand desks—W. H. Pearce and P. J. thane • Liverpool, general commission agento—J. Permit and J. Adams, Chippenham,WiltaWq sailivmshts—E. Sharp and W. Beesley, Bolding and Pinchbeck, Liu-do/hire, woad growers— Ellen Shrigloy sad IL Johnny Lancaster, painters—J. biennia, W. Burl* sad T. Howard, Northampton, engineers, so Wm regards J. themon-1.1. Thomases and kt. Tampion, ban.atreet, tioswell.streei, curriers—lL Walton and T. Boehm, lit. John.street, n at Smithfield, poem! fancy tambour-nine—C. Willi. and A. T. Jay, St. James* serest, man s' masse. CORN.--CRELMSPORD, Feb. B.—There wen a smaller supply of Wheat at market today, and the prim of last week were maintained for the beat quality. All inferior descriptions were lower. Bed Wheat, 365. to 40e. ; wh to, 40s. to !Ss. Barley of all qualities must he quoted le. lower. Beans about the same as last week. Covancrav, Feb. 8 —All kinds of grain remain in a very depressed Mate. We have had but a small market, and a very slow trade, at subjoined pekes. Wheat, old, 14e. 6d. to ISe. 3d. • new, 14s. to 14s. id. Malting Barley, 235. to 15& line Oats, 190. to 24e.6d. ; feed, 16s. Id. to lss. Old Beans, 12s. 6d. to 13e.; new, Os. IS 10e. 6d. White Fess, Ils. to 12s. 6d.; grey, 9s. to 10s. EIITYR, Feb. B.—Oar marketpresented a more animated appearunoe today, and Wheat was held more firmly, at a Pilaw ad ranee of 1•. per qr. The finest quality Harley remains about the aims. Oats were in good supply, at about the same rates as last week. THIS DAY, No o , Opus, of WWI Itroastli of MM. Om of weati me i ' B.W. Strong Breeze. ILalny. "•• " ' Mr. fierjess . t Byles tendered a bill of neeptions to bis lordship's samassing up. .• The returns from the following places did not retch thi n else in time for publication yesterday; they ttersi, r , indicate tie state of the weather on Thursday smor" at Nine o'clock. FOLILYZIONR Your Wiusev.....—.-- Wsugsammt ....".. Dmems SECONDARIES' COURT.—Yzsuarist. Bison Ms. W. LOICII. Mum v. Humsnaave.—Cana. Cox. BCOTCII 8EQVUT1!.471020,. Gentle Breeze Wow Breese More JOIOWTOII_. Inverness, reps _ U7,atl, at the nion Rotel, Inverness. Am:moven Lams, Glangow, coach and livery laoe manutactut Feb. 13 and Search 6, at J, Elliot's Tavern, Glasgow. J atm Nunn, JUL, &rot, Perthshire, merchant, Feb. 14 and March 14, at I, at the Wasiow Chophame, I eras. GXol64the Aber dee 1 Aber II Abadan, manufacturer, lob. 13 and Mardi 9, at 2, at obtl, Aberdeen. 1 ' iiisti. iiiers: Won Breese Strew BISON Clelitle Iran .i,,,,,,1 r, Pea 14 2n I March Hurl, Feb. 8.-The arrivals of Rrain are very small, and the supply of English only moderate. The trade has been very Inac tive, yet Wheat cannot be quoted 101 Fer, and not easy to buy at last weeks rates, holders preferring to look on rather than submit to the tow offers of buyers. Barley is in very limited request at barely for mer mire. Peas only saleable in retail at the quotations. Brans and Oats same as last week. Of Linseed the only . arrival is 1,800 qrs. from Tsgarireg. The market has been very quiet, the crushers being disinclined to buy, owing to the low price of their production ; con sequently the quotations of last week remain nominally the same. The following are the present prices: Wheat, English, old, white, 37.. to 41s. ; new, s7s. to 415.; red, old, 345. to 395. ; sew, 345. to 1911. Foreign, 601 b. per bushel, Itambarg and Baltic, red, He. to 441..; white, 395. to 4.58.• Odessa, 335. to 365. Barley, malting, per qr., 21s. to Be. ; grindiiig, per 30 at., 18s. Gd. to 19s. rid. Oats, old, per quarter,l2s. to 16e. ; new 12s. to 16a. Russian, Re., per stale, bd. to 9d. Peas, white, boilers, per gr., 265. to 275.; blue, fit's. to 20e,; grinding, 631 b. per bushel, 245. M. to 265. Beans, old, Mba. per bushel, 29*. to 31a; new, 2.54. to 295.; Egyptuni, 265. Tares, new, for sowing, per q ua rter, 2.a. to 354. ; grindir.g, 621 b. per bushel , to 21e. Rye, per stone, Eid, Beal, per ton, 61. Linseed, per qr., Black Sea, 435. ; Alexandria, 425.; St. reersburg, line, 42a. to 43.. ed. goof crushing, 404. • inferior, 395.• Riga, to 49e. ed.; Archangel, 395. ed. to 4s. Id.; Kon igsberg and Memel, 345. to 40,.; clean for feeding, 42a. to 43e. Rapeseed, per last, German and Danish, 311.; Black Sea, 11.1. Rotten imports into Bulldozing the work: Linseed, 1.300 qrs.; Wheat, 525; Beans, 93. P.r:Z;Cbalsr 1!1:rml1y,L:s tr 1 LINCOLN, Feb. 8 —Ws had a good show of Wheat to day, which was taken off at about the rates of last market - day. Th e Barley trade was slow. Very little doing in Outs and Beans. Wheat, red, 36.. to Ths.; white, 40s. to 425. Barley, 19a. to 28e. Oats, 12s. to 19s Beans, 265. to 29a. LIVIRPOOL, Feb. 6.—llnder the present feeling in most of the leading starlets of the Vaned Kingdom and the didiculty of viewing the trade prospectively, nothing seems to excite animation in any of its deruninents, while the supplies of hems produce in most localities exceed the demand; should thew: inusinish, however, during seed time, It may weedily create more firmness in the trade, although in the face of anticipated importations from abroad, any considerable advance in:prices appease rather improtei hie ; which, giving a check to any lively sensations here, we have to note a very limited sale of every article between the close of Tuesday and toalay and rather easter rates generally. During several days pest, high gales of wind with some nun have , ailerd here, eateninig user many part. of this country and Ire land, but having subsided, the weather is again more temperate, and spring husbandry in this dirsetion beginning to progress favourably. Owing mainly to the late tempestuous weather, we bare very few snivels to report !Ober coastwise no firm Ireland, and have no: a single cargo of foreign w heat in since Mondry last, whilst the suppoes of other produce from abroad, so far during the week, are very unim portant. At our mai set this morning the transactions in Wheat were confined almost exclusively to the demand from a few country millers, who took several parcels of the best desenptioes of red foreign at the full rates of Tuesday ; and, although our home buyers remained very inactive, all kinds of this grath appeared to be held with rather increased confidence, at late prices. States, Canadian, and prime qualities of sack VIM, attracted* moderate share of ACCIIIiOII, and upon a rather Improv ed feeling, steadily supported our last currency. Barley, Mail, Beans, and Peas continuing to meet a slow limited in quiry, barely maustinned our last quotations. Oats and Oatmeal, the absence of country destine, were very difficult of sale this morning, the former remaining nominally unaltered In value, and the latter receding id. per teed. Intim Corn, with few samPies offering, importers not generally disposed to sell, the operations to-day wero o:11 ed moderate in amount, and eseept in a few alight caeca pnces re unnried. . Arrivals from the Sth to the 7th of Feb „inclusive, int=icer{9olll4 iunoorn --- 13; Oats, 1,908; Beans, 6; Indian Corn, 2,032 ; Oatmeal, 0,120 sacks ; Mmar, 2,188 sacks and 3,892 bat rels. Exports to Ireland : Wheat, 483 qrs. ;Helms, 6; Indian Corn, 2,409; Indian Corn Meal, 1,70 t barrels; Flour, GO sacks and 590 barrels. Co.l. 4 tWil4e : Wheat, 119; Beans, 2s; Peas, 28 ; Indian Corn, 32 qrs.; Indian Can Meal, 2 barrels; Flour, 57 sacks andiStrtarrelr. BorritaurroN, Feb. B . — Th ere was but a small show of Wheat swanks at market to-day, notwithstanding which the market ruled very flat, and but little business dune; the prices of eted by millers being lower than holders were diapowd to accept. Barley dull, and the turn lower; the beet sump:es of malting not (etching over 27a. per qr.; general [MR, 21s. to 260.; grinding, 21a. to 235. Oats and Beans a Cow sale. Flour, 290. to 30s. per sack. WACIPIILD, Feb. 8.-The arrivals of grain are con siderable this week, and there is a large show of sompliv from vessels near at hand, which have not reached on secaunt of the boisterous state of the weather the List few days. The tone of the corn trade still continue+ inactive, more so than seems warranted by the present low range of price ; holders. however to-day are drui, and the busi ness done in Wheat is without alteration in value. Barley, of really gee quality, is le. per qr. lower; light inferior sorts are almost en tirely neglected. Oats and Shelling as before. Beans again rather Malt from the low prices commands a little more attention. Prices Wheat, per qr. of 6011 s. to the bushel, Suffolk. Esaex, and Kent, red, new 40s. to 4lx ; extra, 4U.; whiM, 43a. to 465.; extra, 475.; Nor folk and Hunts, red, 37 5. to 39 s.• mire, 40e.; white, 425. to 44 3 .; extra, 436.; Lincolnshire and aimbrolinfehire, red, 36a. to 389.; extra, 395.^ white, 419. 414.; extra, 434.; Yorkshire, red, 33v. to 117 s. • extra, ; 395.; white, 41s. to 42u; extra, 435.; lYantria and Kook C sburit, white, eW, 425. to 435. ; extra, 475.; Lower Baltic and Mal OT red. 379. to 4es. •' emirs, 41s. •' Mediterranean. red, 36, to 275.; extra, Ma.; English, old, red, 39e. to 425. white. 475. Barley, per knperild qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 235. 12 6 a.; extra, 275.; Lin colnshire and Yorkshire, 21s. to 245. ; extra, 22.5.; Scotch, 325. to 234.; mitre, 245.; it lading, 190. to 205.• foreign, 20s. to 225,; extra, 21s. Beans, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel: small, tine, old, ils. to 32a. ; new, Me. to Mx; ticks, old, 295. to 305.; new, 23+. to 265.; foreign, 031, 26e. to BM ; new, 245. to 265. Oats, per stone, mooting, 841. to Id. ; ex tra,titd. ; feeding, M. to tel.; extra, 94‘1.; foreign, id. to mid.; extra, Od. abetting, per kiwi of 26110., 21e. to 225.; Malt, per load of 6 budiebs, 34+. to 365. ; Peas , per qr. imp., blue and white boiler*, SM. to 29u.; extra, 30a.; grey end feed, 245. to 250.; extra, 26e. ltapmeed, per hot imp., Britilia, 291. to 317. ; foreign, $9l. to 311. Linoved, per imp. qr., Slo. to tia. Imports during the week; Wheat, 14,723 qrs.; Barley, 0,661; Oats, 3,62. ; Beans, 2,437 ; , 691 ; alb:ening, 273 loads. This weasitiaquiiyii;tioesstfir;agtaliainaCifon brought to recover osnmensaUon for criminal coamtsation by the defendant with the plaintiff's wife. The damages were laid in the declaration at 2,0001. Mr. Vendee appeared for the plaintiff, sad the jury having b ten sworn, he said that by suffering jut by default ei t • defendant had admitted tie feet to eons which these p et voltaic's, bad beau mime s., the fait Me having sus• taleed • grievous wrong at ilus heads el Se ilishwleat, and In sa wemsence of the deleskat's bedsg ealielitsi to a Ter diet I N tang given against his Me M. damps, be wu very .1.4 to intern the jury that they weeM M sand the cues. ;i t . of homing the evilease, wed the ezposare of very oda,' e l numetanon wcehl be avoided. Mr. Rob. talon, on the part ollefsndaat, having acquiesced, n u j ur y t •sesseed the damages at 501. CATTLE, &c.—Exatuu, Feb. B.—The supply of Busts today has been more than in average, but the sale ham not been brisk. We notice, however, but little oilferenee from the quotations which have prevailed of late. The very hest tat See( was wdrth to. per score, but this must be tonsidered an extreme figure, very goal Beef more ge•endly selling at Is, 3d. to es. 6d. per store. Earmuffs sold at from de. to De. ed. per wore, according to quality. A few pairs of working (lain were driven in, and offered it from 27/. to 3411. per pair. Meer* sold at lit. to 16/. per pair. Sixteen Irish heifers, to wk./able gad condition, were offered rue sale by auction—two were sold, tae rue 71. 35., the ether fur it. 7s. 6d., but the remataikr were withdrawn, the prim. not answering the owner's expectation. 1311talee• QUM sold at from 3d. to 13d. per lb. The aut . / a Sheep was smell; nevertheless, the demand was dull, but pi were nut lower. Ewes, lid. to :old. per lb., and wethers 3d. to 30. dome prime store Indies Hogs sold at ed. per lb. The supply of dote Pigs was small. The supply of Pork carcass' to day was nut so lir ge us that of last week ; prices were (inner. Purl of ordinary sold at 6s. 3d. to de. rd. per more ; good ditto, des W. to 75.; prime Bacon, Pork, and email dairy ditto, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. YORL CANDLItidAtt F•tit.—This annual hors* and est , le fair was amid witheut Walmgate bar, in this city, es Thursday lea. The display et Mears, &eh us regards qu:tiity and number, en tattled that of several sears past. Of geed termini Horses there woe ait .at show, which met a ready market at geed prices. A sluggish market antonttat inferior dr,eriptace of MOW. In the cattle market they, wc' only a thin soppy of ateers and heifers, and • gam bust . do m . Anytub:g vying Oak, or In-ealrees, du re waa • better lisalialt. kV. Otasoow, lob. 7.—Oar market this morning was well i s: e i e d with owls, with dull sales. No advance La prbe. Best Os 4. e. to sus.; stoma. 445. to 445. ; Cows, Bulls, and inferior, Ns. tog per cwt., einki:nr offal. The Sheep market was Innerly =P AW, with a good tk.ssand, and an :domes of fully 20. per bowl Beet aged Sheep, 11i1. to n.l. • wood, %I. • ewe., ed. per lb., oinking o ff al. Pigs in demand, at htlizi 7VO. to Sim. pre cwt. Calves in good de. away at Hs. per cwt. Parta::y Cloudrr MILITARY. Men bed Molt% Gantt le.) • WALOMCR, ha. IL 4th List. M P.—Ls. T. Herr to be Adj., Tito Breed, app. paysatt. Cth F. . M. W. H. Rawer; from the Oa F., to be els., Tier, eta nth. 12th L Itritury, from the Mb V., to be liest—eol., vies Tattoo, Epp. isapostios kid cam of a nendtior 13th F.—Roe. J. Watostar to be Haat., by pee , eke Todd, who nee. Dish F.—liern..Cal. the Hob. T. Aquevax CA., from stool F., to be Veretwol., Tice Itrel..Col. LS. C.L, who ea. amen. 34t1L—Livet. C. W. G. &luau. to be opt, by per. Ties Lae', who Mine ; lam. R. Caw ram to be Wet., by pee., Tiee Bereft 37a it.—Liest. I. P. Batmen to be apt, by par., vies Oen, who rand 3/rd 11:—/n. I. Wens, to be Bent, by par.. vies Sinn who nt. ; Rar.D.R. Mom, ben tbe let F., to be sm. Tin Wallets. Ord F.—bee. C. C. Pon. ee be limit. withearpor., vies Diantaie, dee. ; Boa Y. Z. Onornarr, tan the VIA F., be be aes.. vice Pad Y.-1/ear•Oon D. KEIIM, C.E, to be 000 L, vies lianpa. C. Nisei. dae. ; Cep. T. H. Saninua, inn the Sib Y, to be t, op am Zinn, erio each. 70th 11.—Ro. C. IiIIOCUUt. hem the let F., to been, rtes Rae, peon. Illed F.-43* J. Mann; tram b.p. =att., to be apt, eke Y. C. Cram% who nen.; Lint. W. L. Pero to be oat., by per., nee who lets. ; Ern T. B. Down to be lan. toy par., Time Pato; A. GeorexT, pat., to be Goo, be per. vice Bower. bleb V.— H. Darmarr to be eeL, eke /141:ies. Bir E. K. deemed. 28741 Relit.--Qoarteemoet. C. Joanow to be ens , Tiee r llll ll l 4 elottated twearteraantor ;1210. 311.11•Hves to be quarter master, ides Seimpos, ambled esa. MEDICAL MErolLY.—Tbie week we Lave to Y eomen that mess prosy been mad, by the co4l2Cil of the College of 11= c s e,:. Less sad sallow diecurins took place at the , ea Medal tried Tuesday last, the result of whisk has that the resoluti on L ean l y adopted bso, with isms mOdilsedire, bass mat to the awes tory of State. The alterations of tha edgiest resoletles wart, we believe, of a liberal character, aad we hose, I. gni net, to gin full particulars of nen yap whhc - boa bees takes. Osa alteration is, that the Inn nem mendatioe of say member of twenty years' needles, by lie fellows, will D 6 suasion to obtain thee p, without say election or esketice oe the pan of the seencil. This body adealette that than will be 2 NO members qualified for wiedielwe, and all seembore will tan besems eligible at the inpintios of their tweedy ran of membership. It remnes to be mew what op rho Lsaz ir , will be rand by the oda' sarp?nta bodiis, sad the thoonele of lamabere will come forward end Inlet se a satiloseet of the question!. of the ninon* of the Apothem/ice Society as as intamiNaf WY. Ind the saw arnaginanne for LW, azarsianies a: tarpon le I **dirtgo sad midwifery. It meals' to ha sea a tos, whether the sanshas geworaiT will be " w ‘ .2% wi the twat, Pon' qsallisaties, ..stead fora lompr Wm of years. otherwise we believe fiir (herso Grey Y ietleerl WTI" Dm mein to meat the preent requests ike,„ condi, eider the la s e th a t no w ow corporate rights ma be iniused thereby, that it is marl y tlicanandoest of the termer obansn, and that Li wnl ted to promoter the eslllement sae pest wake of eadiosl rthea-- POLICE..—YzanaDAY. WORSHIP-STREET. .e.. Cu= " • IPPOSZD POllOllllllO AT HACILNIT: An • m -- mimit colaced at tho.bar for rowastaatloa, chased with t b a Ira ardor of bar Inabsad, Jamas Marna, a tame", la •he eaploystsat of tan Rut Loadom Waterworks Company, b.• "mammies to Ida a quantity (Jarman. The deposition, of ih e p en /Os already 'waned IMO fend over sad attested by tbs wars I witassass, sad the primer was nomad for the prodardloa at char MONSAfy evidence to complete the rase phut kw. [Advertistuient.] RIIKUYA h U irtvitoruALLY MUM n EaLlowAT'w tau.—A serrille ofeas at Oh thilmehta din prelim dote hi Mitre Wen heel lester pees a ametye to ebeemeilset y be we woke the rte of the re t tmodal lopyri, bat eatdeekkg the hretbodlt tar VW bestir Ilkr ample Y 8 Yid ram= to BarsorB O .faltaalt spina* mi eett. hides hee ben the sib mem pagestly wen bilitt awl he now app the be* of Itsallk. tar *vises mere Os mon tbe eseystrit tad Ye ristmeet an willtheld. bet Melee WI( Ileteett Tema verb keit@ liiNatay at Ms gaionsaL,—...kid ga l. llMi ai ft/ft= ikikethes letallialmmat. 3 SPORTING. NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING. THURSDAY. Foca MILE STABLEII.—POILT STAMM— Fint Tie.: Drift best Fanny, Mirth beat Gulliver, BOOM= beat Mo retti, C►eernu beat Desperate. Dual —Third Ties : Douglas beat Seville, Forerunner beat Cues,. Ccr.—Third Ties Diamond beat Faithful, Spring beet Girl of Kent Owes.—Third Ties: Barnard beat Tints, This Lose beet Gleam. Exam° BTAilllL—Fiest Ties : Donald beat Sally, Field Manual beat Kanto. ALLINOTOX HILL STALL. on PrPPIZII. Mr. B. Seth's Sextoa beat Mr. Dobedel Damian. Kr. R. Rages Tuts best Mr. Baeltworth's Breeze. MATCIIIII.—Lmd Stradbroke's Maid boat Mr. Dobode's Dorm, Mr. R. Bagge's Terrible Tem boat Mr. Frou's Fairy Queen. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Gatemen, bounds, Tuesday, Arson ; Wednesday, Pleb. worth ; Friday, Market Oversee ; Saturday, Witham. eornmon-11. Qum hounds, Monday, Allertos; Tuesday, Withusrpool Inn; Wedstesday, Staaton Wyville ; Thanday, Barkley-hall ; Friday, Ratcliffe; Saturday. Charley.mill-11. Duke of Rutlaad's house% Monday, Lauer; Tuesday, Little Poston; Wednesday, Croat= park; Friday, Cm. well--halt past 10. Earl FAmslilisan's hounds, Monday, Barnwell-castle ; Wednesday, ; Frid, Abbots Ripton-10. Worcestershire bounds , Monday, lionkeood ; Tuesday, Himbleton ; Friday, Bishop's wood--hall-past 10. Warwickshire hounds, Monday, Sherbourne ; Tuesday, Hanaingtou-hall ; Thursday, Denchurth ; Friday, Compton Vereey—half-past 10. Upton-on-Severn harriers, Turaday, Ripple—half-past 10. • Me. Odes's howls, Monday, Chances Tads Turnpike ; Friday, Higlikadon-grean—half-Past 10. Lord Redesdale's hounds, Monday, Pomfret Castle ; Tues day, Spit/bury ; Thursday, Loughborough - gate; Friday, Brnes—tralf•past 10. Badaworth hounds, Tuesday, Haveraoft ; Tkuntday, Hampole-inn ; Saturday, Actomhall—half-past 10. Mr Lumky's bounds, Monday, North Carlton ; Tuesday, Finningley Village; Thursday, Wicklesly Bar; Friday, Groes--half-past 10. Brenham Moor Mundt, Maids', Riffs; Tuerday, Burk Crag ; Thursday, Milked ; Friday, Milford-mosr ; Saturday, Addle—haltpaat 10. Raiford Muds, Monday, Norwood-park; Tuohy, Walesby Village; Thursday, Gatineau; Saturday, Slid earth-dale—half-past 10. Lord Yarborough's hounds, Monday, Roston - wood; Thursday, Ringerby ; Friday, Wraeby-aaSll-11. Lord }teary Brunel's hounds, Monday, Langwith bridge ; Tuesday, Wragbr ; Wedaseday, Samford. bridge ; Thursday, Gate Burton ; Friday, Magin-nroar ; Saturday, Carlton- Moreland. Sir Tattoo Syke's hounds, Monday, Wklnnow-build ; Wednesday, halt-way between Gam Helmsley and Stamford. bridge ; Friday, Settrington-house—half-past 10. Holdarness hounds, Monday, Harpham ; Tuesday, Barer Queen's gate Bar; Thursday, Hanalei= ; Friday, Begrime hara-park—qmater to 11. NAM Intelligente. EQUITY COUR 113.—YEsTERDAY. Snow nu loco Cameraman. 811111 , 40 s or TYI COVIT. His lordship, iir-1;;;;Tiresol the 014;inforined the bvr that he would sit in wart on Monday and Tuesday next, in stead of the House of Lords as he had intended, until he found that the lords who usually sit there with hint will be engaged on those days on the privy cossail. Ix LUNACY. His lordship nada order en several petition in lunacy which were unopposed, and also devoid et any interest of a general ware. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YESTERDAT. Bil7llsoll AT Kw hurs T -Brroar . )ll. JUITICW Vi !OUTMAN AND Cu~o os Jvuua Drxmou v." Brazowo.—Lismor or Palmas OP MARAIAOI. _ _ Mr. Knowles and Mr. Menders= appeared for the plain tiff, and Mr. t3Malley for the defendant. This was an action for breach of promise of • It appeared that the plaintiff, who wee a servant, had bwm acquainted with the defendant, a small farmer, residing nea:Vinheach,in Cam bridgtshire, from her childhood, they has fog been to school together, and it was alleged that she had al ways been led to belie,* that there was an attachment fee her on the put of ' the defendant, sad in fast that t• 17 had been' what I. abed " keeping company " for many rain. Man y letters had been addressed by the defendant to her, some of them cos mining promises of marriage, and linos the ye sr 1841 she had every 'animation of their being married, so a tub so that she had on one ocean= prepared her wed ding dnas• The defendant had, however, married mother pen ea. ldui danse was called to show the putrid belief of t. ye parties belag at such teems as to lead to the belief that tin 7 would be married. The letters were pet la, which eon. Who" a number at upremions of affection, the words " m , T love " Wag repeated with superabundant frerney ; mw. 7 was salted to he hat to him by the *MU and he talk *oti of he could give her ' tee thosund kiwi." In tuto• thee a ope was eapreseed that " her body was well, and her soul also, fee one soul was worth 10,000 bed, C." Again, "If his mind was chassis', it was the Lord w ko changed it, and not his ewe wish ; " and in one letter it w Nit that tile intentions were honourable, and that he mean t to make her Ida wile." — For the i V,it was urged that If the defendant had W I gloos hope of his manyiag her early to life her eves pat bees erred whoa ha was married to his drat Ads la 1140 (wits had IWO died), and if an action war to have bees brought et all it should have bees brought when that first marriage log place. The feet was, th ere was keeping cosepeay " at all, it wee daring the short intervals when eke was at hawse ea holiday from her service in London, and the wesidifwg peepweelint were only ens sew dress, which she lad mile trim she was going to town to service. The lettam of the defendant were only those of a friend, certainly set ofa man who intended to starry, for they often spoke elthe.r cot aseetag again, and hoping sbe would remember him. As to the lettsr in which be said he would " sale her his wife," he aside,. that it wen in his handwriting, sad that Itaadwritleg was proved by a witless who had only sees him write his nuns cane. 100 L jury retweed • verdict br the plaintiff—Dearages, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YEEITERDAY. IMMO •T Plisa Tatts.—lieroas Leas Qum JVUTICI WILDE •ND • OFICIAL hat. - -.-.- --.. COLONSINI V. P311131•LL.-ACIIOII lIT • 13•11111[11017 AGAINST Tau 'DIAN. AS71;11 . 711 /OA Tastrama. Mr. ilerkont Bybee, Mr. Browne, and Kr. Kerr were comsat for the tiff ; sad Mr. M. Clanben, Q C., Mr. Lash sad sad Ms. repesseated the difeadant. This was an t by an attorney, who Lad beau made • Iterimpa, swim his *rad , assigas• far trespass. TM dadamdmot was shamed with having brokri and aimed lab th e pialatlff. house, called the Lodi*, sad sitseted at Thlogi=“. BrogniAelk, and having, ea the 14ti. of Marsh, 1 IW, be so nalswially metered tits phindirs hem, ex pad Wiwi!' ..ad dmilter thassMins. a n d lam mord= of of MO in end about th• premien. The dekadant I pinia~a whkh war, that a flat hart.' board IV:WOW the Court of Banaraptey as tees Ma. ref e trespass was committed in 1 slim Me Omit se Banitraptay fa palm ponaila *NM porgy. TM priasifel PUBLIC SALES. FEB. B.—By Mears. BLAKE, at °arrows, 's—Froshold residence, with stabling, pidgin, ite., situated iu New-lane, Croydon, land tax redeemed—sold for 1,2001. Mr. MAHON, at the Mart—Eight 1001. shares in the Vausball-ondp Company, 701. 10e. 3d. called and paid— , weld for 171. 10s. per share. Moiety of an absolute reversion to one fourth share of 3,1081.2.. 104 , Three per Cents., receivable at the death of a lady aged 66, legacy duty paid—sold for 1901. Contiagant reversion to 2,6001., Three and a•Q per Cents., receivable at death of a lady aged 42, provided her child, the vendor, should then be living—sold for 3001. SUGAR.—The average pries of Sugar, the produce of the British waggons in America, reelected front the returns made in the week ending the oth day of Veto., MO, is 26.. 31d. per cwt. No return has been made of the sale of Mauritius Nagar in the week ending as above. Sugar the produce of the Plat Indies is 275. irid. per cwt. The average prim of the two foregoing descriptions, iointly, is 275. 3f d. per ewt.—Gasettr. Bitiern, Fan. 8. Suoefl.—There has been a fair demand for raw sugars this week, suitable fur refining purposes, and about 930 had.. and tierces West India have been disposed of since oar last report, chiefly from 37 to 39 ; which rate* establish a decline of 6d. to Is. per cwt. from those ruling at the late hiphest point ; foe Mauritius there has been some Inquiry, but the recent arrivals sot being yet ready for the market, the too mentions are unimportant. F.ast Indissugara have alto been In moderate demand, but the importer or the cargo, per &a gate, not being disposed to offer it at present, no sales are re ported ; In Foreign there is nothing doing ; grocery descriptkas of raw sugar continue extremely dull, Indeed, scarcely a transaction has been seeded this week. The reflood market be. become dull, and rather lower rates have been accepted both kw mope. dried, and wet goods ; Treacle steady, 17s. to 195., mord* to quality. non has been in little demand, eseeptiag at lower rates, which hobieradecline accept's( ; the business or the week his been, there fore, rasher trivial. Damn Vann continues in moderate demand, but prices arc firmly supported. Jurtn—A parcel M East India has beta disposed of at 151, for mid dila, quality, and which is a fall price. LIVERPOOL, FEB. 8. DlA.—Thu*lmo been more doing in the good blackish loaf kinds of Congou, at prel:ous prices, but the common sorts are still neglected, in greens no alteration to notice. East thdla dr3 oaltery wield are without ohmage: 300 balm , GAM. sirs sold at 12s. 9d. to 13s. ; 4,000 bap of &too Yues, chiefly at Ira 9d. to Ns* and 300 begs of Raw at 235. Bd. per cwt.— At suction, 90 eases of East India Boas: bro ught 48a. 6d. to 495. per cwt.—ln Ssurntras, about 2,800 begs harshest dispaiedof at Ms. tid. Ito 27e. Bd. for 33 and 4 per cent. refraction. but only small miss arc reported in NITRATE of SODA, at extreme rates. Gesoo.—This article Is firm, but the sale 'bulbul. A rood buthime continues to be transacted in DTEWOOr I. and nearly all kinds are held with firmness at fill rates; the soles cousin I of 330 for thmpesohl Lamas. at M. 10s . for I ndirect, and 61. for Leona. 200 tons tit. Uomlttgo at 41. 18e. 00 tons Cuba it at 71.35., 30 tons Puerto Cabello at EL; $6 to es Lams Woos at 181. IS. to 171. • 43 tons solid NICAILAUVA WOOD at 131., and a snail parcel of inferior &arse Womb at PH. per los. ?oarsman continues to sup. t the late advance, and 870 kin lave been sold at 7s. W. per ern. No sales ceparted in *fan or Boats. The sales In Muss amount to 400 to 660 brie., of which 300 brie. were with faults," the sound brought 33a. Ed. to 3.15. for the Pearls. and Ms. per cwt. for the Pots. gear.—There is DJ change In the value of Cuirass/am; about 120 begs Preach and a iew mall parcels of Amebae red comprise the sales of the week. About 3 toss Amerkaa Bess' Wax are reported at di. Te. ed. per ow:. In 111 DU thorn are no Wee of Stoniest to report- Ifs business done in £IIIMPTOPII has been about 230 tees, at Si. 13a. to 71. per too.—danall salts only made in Sicily thaw, at rather maks paces.-28 arks white Naples AIUDOIA brought 40e , and a few comas brown Unrest, to arrive, tr4s. per me t—Pa 20 bales Persian I Humes IL per awt. was pald.—There has been some 111401117 for Tway, Roars, and 100 bake are reported at 30a. to 315.; small par- sea s Tripod bro ugh t 41a. and Spanish 41c —ln remind MADIAIII 00 Oka reeeetet —The demand Sr Ouva OIL has sonsiderably o w e d, end only small sake made on the spot, at a allied decline ; foe Mute arrival several omens have again been sold at tell prices these ineloded two cargoes to go to the Ocessinent, making the total sales of the week Most SOO tuna—About 30 tuns Caw Ott have been sold at SOL 2s. Bd. to 311. per tun, and . 10 tuna Amed- MA WILMA at 334. Ss. to W. 10s. per tun ; a niuder.tte business only le doing la MAL, at the quotations.-40 tuns Litman On. are reported at SU. to Mit, and small isle, of pale RAP, at 445. Bd. to 435. per cwt.—Smarm of Tuarsurrom *Whim in moderate demand at Sas to Sat per ewt..—Psua Ott: rho Urnaretlaiss have been limited to 73 tons, in small cake, at 31/. 10s, and ISO tons to arrive at 301. 10s. tofu. pa tun.—TaLLOW The market k flat; Petersburgh Y. C. bee declined to Fa. gd., and the isles of South American on Wednesday west at about tiedichni. 7 -Anietiai:T.au as deolLiell la. preset., and very little ttis been rt , :es.— 2 . 300 bales Jt 11/. lbs. ed. to 131.75. U. per tan --NotNing doing in Battle parer. Gassii.—Yerelgn Wass? is again lower this weak Id. per 70 lbs. western (Amid and super/We sw. et Canada Yuma must be noted ed. per barrel ebenter. AU deseriptions at INuuW Coax bare declined ed. per quar.er. INDIAN bins set. at Ids. Cd. to Ite. per barrel. hub Oan era emlar to buy. ligyptiut !SLIM In unaltered in Woe. COTTON.—lavaurooL, Fan. B.—The pedant week opened with • good demand, both Irvin speesdatore and the trade, Influenced by • general opinion that the emanates of the atop to be received the by Canada, due on Monday, would br @atelier then those previous current. On Frkky the sake were 10.000 Wm. sad cm uuday 9,000, sad full Kim were =sally sidd. Os Nadu Sks :LW. i w. 1 w SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. °su n g" affig lAlds• Lat (Pram.. CASUALTIES. Bonanza, Moodie, from Liverpool to Manilla, has been a. slated into the harbour, making much water, and war. damage to ship and cargo, having been in contact on tt e night of the 4th Feb. with the Fanchon, ' from verpool to Boston, when the master and five of the crew got on board the latter.—llfracombe, Feb. 7. Fanchon, Pike, from Liverpool to Bo,tna, has put into Kingrad with loss of fore mast, bowsprit, &c., t.avice been in contact off Cork, Feb. 4, with the have, Bonanza, Moodie, from Liverpool toManilla.—Pill , eh. 7. Fanny Mitchison (brig), Mitchison, of London. from A:es. andria for Liverpool, whilst riding at anchor ~ t 1 the T,hle Land, was obliged to cut away both topmas., to prevent drifting on shore, and made this port the same ev.ai ef , The brig received considerable damage after entering the Strait, by a steamer which went out to her assistance run ning foal of her.—Beaumuis, Feb. 6. Jubilee, of Sunderland, DPGregor, from Troon to Smyrna, came on shore four miles to the northward this morninir. and is expected to become a wreck : mate and tour of at crew drowned.—Girmin, Feb. 6. J. P. Whitney, Glidden, from Philadelphia, which slack on the spit of Burbo, is breaking up and her cargo aam ing out.—Liverpool, Feb. 7. Nab, for Bps, has put back, with loss of anchor, ar.d ctncs —Liverpool Feb. 8. Republic, for New Orleans, has put back with it sail,. boats, &c,—Livensool, Feb. 8. Yruracbat, for Manila, drove .on the soft mud, hut leo et:. Milford, Feb. 6 Hamburg. Ho" Lad Lisbon Pacific India Mk Southampton }'<b. _• India Tit 111171•11104 0 Boston and Halifax ' Feb. Mexico and Havanaah West Baas Brasil ARRIVED. Acoax-at Deal, February 7, from lt 7..1....rt. ANDIIONZDA-at Falmouth. February 7, from ASORIAX-off Dover, February 7, from ... %L.: . . . ,L•'. ACNTIALI*-at Gravesend, February 7, from BUIN.OI/111 kIISCHANT-at Cowes, February 7, from. le , r. • • Ems. Ilremsaross -at Cl February 8, . from ..... . 4,, r.• a . _ Ears-at Portsmouth, February 7, from Stu., • . Faxes-at Livr rpool, February 8 from Ales.:.:.. Facurnicar -at Hull, February 7, from FID/LI•15 -at Portsmouth, February 7, from ....: e .• Pswary Iltrommos -at Beaumaris, February 4, from. aleas • L.: . . ilm-at Gravesend, February 8, from Leen. ta Hwarrnes-at Deal, February 7, fr o m ' ltc -::C 164111NLJA-111 Portsmouth, Febr uary 7, from L,u.ba Jana-at Deal, February 1, from . JENNY Lou-at Deal, February 7, from Grsves, n. Krrrr -at Deal, February 7, from Cartlid.rma EMT CAIDIO-40.4i1f01d, February 6, from La.. ri....: Lou. J. Hama.-et Gravesend, February 7, from......„Hse.s re LOILIA Twousos-at Liverpool, February 8, from...-. .... suarrn: llArmut-at Leith, February 8, from her. .r..-. MmanuaLar-at Gravesend, February 7. /(1201... .... . Mt ...• , Maar Ansos-at Gravesend, February 7, from Cowan., .• . PANTALINO-at Falmouth, February 7 from litan.e.oi. • Perrnmoox-at Hull, February 7, 6. Tssorro.. Perlman-at Liverpool, February 8, from Peuvr..r . Hostas-at Deal, February 7, from ...... ..... .......... ,Nev,..... SOLWAY-at Deal, February 7, f rom Maur.t.l. , BnW. Mouswoaru -at Holyhead, February 6, 'rem • ... v-.^ . tlrmax Latu-at Plymouth, February 7, from ISessr-st Gravelend, February 7. from St Ithch...e.'4 Success-at Gravesend, February 8. from Cad.: Vueu.ta-at Plymouth, February 7, from. fur. • {ryes-at Liverpool, Febnetry 8, from 31.....a.a B&ILID. Alcamo-Iton Ormond, February S. to Tr. Aopis—tran Gravesend, February S t to 11. m. Aeon—Qom Gravesend, lebruairy 9, to Caro—from Gramend, February 8, t 0.... ........ Dawn—from Shields, February 7, to Bourse—from Gravesend, February 8, to Fara raw 0414—from Liverpool, February 8, to Lavarnarts..)—trosa Liverpool, February 5, to Pavan:or—from Gravesend, Februat7 5, to Paalora llsta—from Gravesend, February 11, to St era—from Porte:wrath, February 7, to Samara—from Sunderlatat, February 8, to Si. It. Prai—lran Gravesend, February I, to Taos. Honor —train Gravesend, February S. to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Litet .8t Vino 11.-• St. 11:.!, .Ne. 1 • 'AMIN Courant., from Clyde to Bengal, lan. 16, lon. LADY DI AI (barque), far CAICIDIA, JUL 26, lat. et.o , 11.20 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANDER.SON.—Feb. 4, qtr•. Anile - r.,n, srl(e of W. Anders); Gateaere, Rear Liverpool, or a eon. ARBUTIINOT.—Feb. 5, at Abercromby-squue, Liverpool, A.• — C7,lrVut !mot, of a son: COOK•iON.—FeIo. 4, at Bognor, Su:ees, the wife of C. woo, of • moo. CULHANE.—Feb. 6, at Dartford, the wife of D. Culb.tne, o a 6nutrbter. MACLEAN.— Feb. 6, at Wimpolowtreet, the wife of J. 0. Mar:e.m. Esq., of a daughter. MONTGOMERY.—Feb. 6, at CoMe'•ereseent, Edinburgh, the wife I Sir G. Montgomery, Bart., of a eon and heir. OAK.—Feb. 6, at St. Leonartre.owahe-Sea, the wife of duller. C. A. PEABI3L—Feb. 3, at Digswell, Herta, the wik of IL reuse, Esq., a son. VINIAN.—Feb. 5, at Cardynham Rectory, the wife of the Rev. J. Vivian, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BUCKLAND-IXIULTON. Feb. 5, at Denmark Chapel. Camber well, Thomas, eklest son of W. T. BuckLAnd, Esq., of %C ra nbury, Bucks, to Jane, eldest daughter of J. Wuhan, k;sq., t BUXTON—HOLLAND. —Feb. 7, at St. George* H.otaser-soae . by the Rev. A. Y. Stanley, C. Buxton, Ee' , youngest ...a o: th. late Sir T. F. Bolton, Bat., to Emily Mary, eldest daughter a Vv. !folk's& of Lower Brook.street. DE MATTOS-810ChELBANIL—Yeb. 6, at AU Saints', Coplar. Fp the Flee. T. T. Stucky, !Lector, W. N. De Math., Eel., of square, Clapham-wad, to Racket, youegest daughter of the W. brottelbank, Fan. 5, at tat. Le.mant's, Bridgforth. m C. Foulke*, kap, of Tregotheas, Cornwall. to Jane, third sum. daughter of the late T. Stringer, Esq., ot Astbury Ha. seer. BOSTON—SHEETTELD.—Feb. 5, M St. tliks'a, Camberwen. second mei T. !Usages, Esq., of CantherwelL to Martha, .'fl! daughter of the Isle Mr. ft. Sheffield, of Enfield, li.utt. Mad/tees. Fr VENABLES—ODDIE.—Feb. 7, at All Sour, Langplme. Rey. C. A. Oddie, the Rey. J. 1.. W. %enables, eldest son of the Ito .1. Vrnabice, Vicar of Buokland Newtom Ceseetslre, and rnbenria. of Sarum. to Ellen youngest daughter ot the late 11. IL tki.re. FA., of rotUand.pliton, stud Colney MAW. Items. DEATHS. ATKINSON.—Feb. 3, at Great Marlow. It. Atkinson. E*l.. ran` years Chief Inopeetor of tho dump Daum and 0 Comity Comte .al Cueporatiowa, aged 76. BETUELL— Ws. 3. at Ilyde-park.muare, Louva Yarn reco" daughter of J. Bothell, E. amd S. BOCMETF —Feb. 0, at liampotead, Guaira Gordon, intact datlifigct of D. S. Backe% Esq. BOVil.-1 , 493. s, at Margate, Mary, widow of tie Lite J. Boy., 10q.. formerly of lletalumger, Kent, aged 74. COTTON.—Feb. 0, Frederick William Edward, e!dost eon of U. V Cotton, Km., of Chelsea, 08149. MENDEIttION.—Feb. 3, at Oaths 10a, XIK. LEE.—Feb. 7, at Mr. Mackenr.ites, 13, Il u nter.strect, Bruno. w k square, John Alexander Ines Esq., aged 47. SAMI'DA.—Feb. 8, at East Dulwich, Mrs. Siunuda, widow the late Mr. D itsatuda. aged 77. BLAUGIITIOL—Feb. 7, at Duchees.street, Fortiand - r twe t Iknr, William, youngest son of E. Slaughter, Eat., aged Is WOWS. TAM—Fab. I, at eisaguir. Elisabeth Orr, relict of the Lite U. Taft. B.N. Liverpool, G. Weiler- WI , Matti mid pablielted by LLLUI MILLI" of NO A etrett. In the env of Lotkloc, !hinter et tht nottee, toeabote. moot, to the satinet of Whltolttszel- twee t Minoan 9,, MY.