The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-04 00:00:00

- NAVAL. Allittekt.TT. Met 3.--Theasse A. I,,wrie to be spat is *rev te Pootwittow.—Psltip it:C%llf It' DO setißt bortwaia. Arowtsotesors.—Aute.ast Bar. ws : Jobs 0. Carshell, to ll'rli Visit: Jesus L. Theer, to Ajor. Masters' Arietaste. X. C. Relinegg and William Oil lord, a rive /. Norstiorrs.—Ths isms eta 8 • ppke were at Jamaica ea the 7ilt April. The T.iseestake was at St. Jego de Csba tit the 6th. The PIEV6III% left Jamaica for Sea Do. siege rs the 26:1i 'larch. The Plumper left Jessica CI. Ora) Tows ea tee 290 t Much. The Helena left.lasteici es • erase es the 30. k blereb. The Wellfloley left Jamaica Ito, Based' es tee Thel Meech. Tee Vises left Jessie' tor Antigua es the :Med Kush. TIN Attest was at Amigos es tke 10th April. The Danish brig of war 81. Theme, 16 pas, woe d Tibealla when the Tay left es tM 14th April. MILITARY. ASTILLERT,—L r ert. Colonel Enna is wider orders to penerd to Ceylon to relieve Lint:Camel Grantham, ekes* period of snare is nearly reared. The gallsat ilearewl however has not yet loft Woolwich, altboufh his departure wee recorded in a matemperary nearly a week ahem tient:Colonel Cater has left W oistah for the MaurXins to relieve Lient.C3loset Sweetie', whose period of service has semi/ expired. SarPlllll MINZitS.—Tb• IStis Company of Sappers and Miners, nadir the COmmand of Captain Barry, has been placed order orders to proceed to Halifax, Nova Scotia, to relieve the sth Company, under the cmsotand of klaj r Huratester. (Fres let night's Gauffe.) WALOFFICE„ Mon S. Sib Keen. of F. —Lieut. 3. W. T. Damon bee been allowed to retire from the ',ire by the pee of his eomrineelon. It;th F. 11. C. alum, from 76th V., to be nag.,rico Haiti!. ton, dee. 23th V. - Cm , . W. IL Goonstt., Item the 112 ad V., to be am, vice Lave. des. flu F.-I.leat. I. E. GOOTWYN to be apt., by par., vice wbo reta • FAA. C. Y. 8A141.N to AC h.•ut.. by plat., aloe 000d•Yu. •tad F.—Eno. Banears, from the 44th Y., to be ens., eke Goodell, app. to the 23th V: Oh V. —Lieut. W. 0. DOW I. ha. been allowed to retire from the Nevin by the sale at his comaiseion. 17th ►. —I t. C. I. Prase. bone 33rd F., to be payntancr, ateeW. D. irbo las Tetirel sa EMS itatilteellte. EQUITY COURTS.—YznesnAT. EIFOIIII TOR VICIACISANCID LOR OP ENGLAND. HAIM:WS r. Axes. —III.II7NCTIUM TO MISTRAIN WOllll6O or A )TIME.—CLSTOM Or THE COUNTIIIt. Tri• was a motion on band! of a company Galled the Vac Lead Mine Compri, for an injunction to restrain the defendants, who are working miners, tram raising, di gging. or getting any lead ore, or other mineral, from a piece of , ground called Pwll, in Fiiat•hire. It appeared thee the plaintiffs, who held a I,ase of certain land in Flintahire from Lord Fielding. bad appointed an agent named Jones to let portions of the land, and he, as such ogee', had let a piece of unopened land, intruding 60 yards by 30, to the devndante for two years, reserving a royalty of 21. per ton upon the had raised by them. The speculation turned out to be eaceedingly remunerative, and a report to this dial having got round the neighbourhood, the plaintiffs alleging that they had given no airbority to Jonee to let any huff by way cf speculation or " bargain " for seers than one year, informed the defendants that the lease was invalid, but offered to allow them to continue their weeks fee one year upe n plying a royalty of 31. per ton. This the &haunts declined, and they continued to work the mine. Mr. Bethell and Mr. Thriag appeared in support of this application for the injunction. Mr. Bolt and Mr. Cairns, for the defendants, contended that the plaintiffs w.?* bound by the act. of their went, more particularly in this we, where by the efilidsvits it appeared that it was the custom of the country for mining agents to grant lessee of unopened land by way of specula tion for one, two, or three year., and that the plaintiffs had known of the lease, sad had not made any objection for several menthe after the mine had been opened. Mr. Bethell, is reply. con , ended that there was **evidence to show that the 61140211 of the country was for agents to grant lases fee more than one year, and that the plaintiffs could not be bound by such acts of their agent as were con trary to their in•trneions. The Vie.-Chancellor said the only question in this cam was, whether the custom of the country bad been such as the •iefendaats represented. From the way in which this custom was alleged by them it appeared to him to be so loom and uncertain that it was evideat there was no custom of the sort, and if them was no inch cistern the rest of the case was a mere matter electing, for it eras quite absurd to say that an agent might take upon himself, without distinct authority, to bargain away the rk.hts of his principal. The injunction must, therefore, be 'ranted. BAIL COURT.—YEsniDAY. Bum' XL Jrrrici Comma& NIWTON r. NOXCARSON.-JCILISDICTIOX or TUB COUITT Cur ST ►xD STANIIAZITS COURT or Couw►u. This ease bad been arra d is • former term, and his lord ship now gave judesseat. It we. a rule for • prohibition to the Judge et the County Coon of Cornwall, prohi biting him from proceeding is a plaint levied in that court. The defendant was a working Miner, and, as such, privileged to be sued is the court of the wardea or vice-warden of the Slantwise. The action which was for the nompayment for I=fold, was one in which the Stannasies Court had ktioa. The argument turned en the nestruction of the 67th and 141st sections of the 9th and 10th Viet., a 95 (the County Cour s Act). The 67th station provided that " no privilege, except as HA:vied:et eacieptid, should be allowed to my pin= to tzstopt him from the jurisdiction of any tionn holden Roder Ms act." And the 141st nation pro vided, " That nothing in the net should be emastraed to ant the tains of the Lord Warden or Vice-Weldon of the Staanaties of Cnnwall ; but this provision should not be deemed to prevent the establishmeot of any court under the se: within the said Staanaries, or to limit or affect the jurisdiction of any nun so established under the act" There were, therefore, three enactments—lire, that there shield tit no perser.sl privilege or ezempti .n from the joins dicim of the comity court, except as thereinafter men tioned. Secondly. that the act was not to offset the jun& &wino of the Stannaries Court ; and thirdly, that • nutty court might be established in the Stens Dams ard the jurisdiction of that cruet was not to be affected. The court was of opinion that effect might L. given to all these ecectments. Ihe defendant was a working 'inner, sad, as such, privileged to be sued in the Stono&i.es C urt ; but this was a personal privilege which woo d be sone if the 67th sec ion of the county an mood alone, an' it could not be pleaded to the jurisiletion of the County C .art. bit taking the two parts of the 141st sec tion together, the court was of opinion that it was the intes tine of the legislature that toe County Court and the Stan merits Court should exist together, and that the County Cniut should stand in t`!e same relation to the Stannaries Court as the superior marts did whin the privilege was not pleaded. It would be giving the lull elect of both parts of the 141st Cease, by holding that the County Court had sons cornet juris d iction with the Swamies Court; aid, then ton, the rale for the prohibition would be discharged. In vita Metres or am Arroasar. )Ir. Ii iddeley said that on • former day • rule had been made absolute against an attorney for as attachment for not paying • sum of money to one Amelia Cribb. He. now moved for a role to show nose why the attachment should not be discharged ; and the affidav its on which his motion was grounded steed that one reason why the attorney bad not paid she money was because be was entirely unable to do so, on wooed of his embarrearmeata and of his having become bankrupt. and the rule for the SitkCaZIMM was only served no him w. He he was purring his last examination. These was nothing like fraud or misconduct imputable to him : but he should Übe an objet ion "in licaine" to the attachment that the party moving had come to the court on • false pretence, because slit described herself as Amelia Cribb, widow, whereas that was not her name or character, for she bad been married to a person named Henn before the fllleS bad been moved for ; and the affidavits set forth copies of the register of her marriage, and also stated that she was known as the wile i f Hires. She had therefore beta guilty not only of an abuse of the process of the court in its summary juriadictirm in describing herself as a widow, and acting for money which was in fact her hashann's, and for which as a married Wt.lllllll she could give no legal re• cent, but elso of p.rjury in swearing her affidavits. Rule granted. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESTERDAT. 131 mu, lac CUIL! XOIINUCONEII. IN 71111 MATTLit ol lutllAl4 WILISVX.-EXTRAORDINAIY CASI. This extraordinary case, which has been before the court on Kemal ormasims, aid attracted a good deal of interest, wee now conaluded. The principal queens's was whether a debt of 27f. was owing by the inuotvent to the young woman. It was ad mitted that the object of the petition was to get rid of the claim which it was all. ged bad been concocted, because the Insolvent had married. Jane Dann alleged that the insolvent had promised her marriage, and he denied that he had ever made such • pee mime. He stated that for pan ski 11l sit intercourse had matured between them, and he denied that she had ever lest him any money. Forth, r be declared that she had picked his pocket on mveral occasions. An oil w man named Precock,an 'unto( the young woman, swore to dice advance of 301. In bank notes o f w hi c h IL had been pail. On the present occasion two witnesses were called— Jne on each side, the eif.M of which evidence was to show that Jane Duna was with Wilson en the 29th of April, DAS, when the moaey was said to be advanced, and when it was stated that he was at home; and farther, that the young woman had slep• with him in March hut at Yek. Os the . lament, and the Met examination, Jane Dunn and Mrs. Pea a tick were questioned in a very solemn manner by the learned co umiseioner, after the insolvent had sworn that hie ”eket wn s picked by the young woman. Jane Dunn so,nly ram t coed that never in hrr life had *be ever taken anything oat I his pocket, and Mrs. Peacock swore to the admen's( the la yto the insolvent. The learned Chief Commissioner gave We opinion, Miss "smut ng the anxiety he had felt in the matter. Tee stag at first told was a very simple one. It wee oat 301. ha been s olve need by the ysung woman, of which 3/. had bees paid, and I.r wheels. an action ha/ men brouaht and judg ma y obtain 'ed. There was no defence made at the trial, end soon afterwa..ds the petition was tiled in this court to get rid of t h e a ll ege d chum. The debt was corroborated by Mrs. p omm y ' wu at was the answer to it? It was that no money had ever Leen advanced. There was a collateral matter It=eat as the ins, which he (the chief commiseicassr) y he had bees wrong la allowing to the Went le had THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1850. dean It had 1). .4 lee broadly stated that because there Iry sone di•er Alit throws on a pia of a date that the eneern•ltl of the pct . :, was &Meted thirst), 60 u to nt credence to I), gives on the subject matter of the raw. Ilis Iluout, after reknit); to the Pointe menioued ay the witness.), sail he was sato. del that there use a drl4 owirg to the ,ou -g woman, who hoi Bi-611 hit • vidoto.e in a nu roper Leaser • sad, therefore, that the schedule which the isenivent kid SWUM to was kiss, and on that revs& kin politics would ho diming& The pethion was annodiasty dismissed, sad, of mine, the leftism% will be liable to be takes in execution sa the judgment obtained by the yeas, woman. The defence to the claim in this court must have east surly four times ea mach as the sum in dispate. Thus ended this remarkable case, which has not been equalled in the evert for mere than twenty years fee the awful perjury committed therein. MIDDLESEX SFASIONS,YarreaDAT. Ursa Ms. SIOJILLIIT ADAM, •lIIPPAINT 1/I•OISTLATI4 AND A MIMI OP Maseramus. The court at yesterday, specially, at the Guildhall, Wert master, for the purpose of taklag appeal', adjourned from Clakenwell. LOLA MONTER AND nal BMA.. Mr. Clarkson said there were two cases in the list, which were appeals by two gentlemen named Davies, against an order of a magistrate, tor the payment of recosaisanees, and he appeared in support of that order. The cases were men. tioned at the last sitting of the court at ClerkenweU, when the appellants took what appeared to him to bean extremely peeper and judicious course, they contesting to the dismissal et the appeal. However in consequence of an intimation lam the court, the matter now came before it again, and on the part of the respondent, he had to consent to the with drawal of the appeal, upon certain conditions that had been agreed upon between the appellants and the represent atives of Mr. Wray, the receiver of the metropolitan police, sad if, as he (Mr. Clarksos) understood was contemplated, the parties went elsewhere upon the matter, no doubt all they cou:d say and all they could urge would receive every attention and consideration. Mr. Bodkin said be appeared for the appellants, the Mears. Davies, and on their behalf, in addition to stating that they withdrew their appeals, as his learned friend had just stated, he begged to say that his clients, as professional men, were most anxious to set right an erroneous impression that had gone forth, which was, that they were the profes sional advisers of the lady for whom they became bail (the Countess of Landsfeld, or Lola Monts). This was not so. They were the solicitors of a gentleman named Heald, who was personally concerned in tat proceedings taken against the lady allu ded to, and when the charge was made against her they attended professionally to watch the case on behalf of Mr. Heald, and Mr. Heald only ; and it was at the urgent entreaty of that gentleman, that when the magistrate determined on holding the lady to bail, they consented to become responsible for her reappearance. They wished it to be under.tood that they never acted in any professional capacity for the lady in question, and be now stated what their real position in reference to there proceedings was, in order that the impression, that tad existed (and which they regretted should have arisen) might be set right with the public. The learned judge said it was not necessary that any order should be made. The appeal would be entered as aban doned. THE POLICE COURTS. CLERKEN WELL. CHILD STEALING.—Sarah Thorne was charged by Mr. Joseph Dean, dairyman, of Peter's-lane, Clerkenwel', with having stolen Hanuah Sarah Dose, his daughter, aged 44 pert. It appeared that on Wednesday afternoon last the child was allowed to go out and play near her parents' residence, when it was subsequently mined, and, although every 'e quity was made after her, no things were received about her until Thursday night, at eight o'clock, when informa tion was afforded by a woman that she had seen the prisoner with the child in her arms in St. John-street, near Smith field, and she was eventually traced with the child in her possession in Leather-lane, Holborn, and taken to the sta tion-house by police-constable 52 0. The prisoner said nothlui in her defence, and she was fully committed for triaL MARLBOROCOH-STREET. CHARGE AGAlrer A CLERGYMAN.—The Ilse. John Ber ri/Iton appeared to meet a charge on which he had been remanded, of having fraudulently obtained from Mary Ann Oakley a sum of 41, under the fraudulent pretence of log her the situation of housek epee. The publication of the previou examination had the elf ect of drawing togethes a non of per-one to whom the defendant was well knows ; amongst them were severed sheriffs' offinrs.—The magistrate asked if any one was present to prefer any chant ? Several persons here called out that the defendant had got into their debt uuder various pretences foriums varying from 51. to 101. One gentleman said his wife and daughter had educated the defendant's three daughters, who had contrived to get away their clothes, and had given a worth less piece of paper by way of payment. Mr. lludwiek said none of the cases were sufficiewly strong to enable him to detain the defendant. The defendant said that he was willing and ready to pay back the money he had harrowed from Mrs. Oakley. Mr. elution advised him In do so without delay. The defendant produced fours ivereigns and some si leer, and gave them to Mrs. Oakley. A chorus of creditors imme diately petitioned for prompt payment. The rev gentleman turned round and smilingly assured them they should all be paid as soon sa he could make proper arrangententa. Toe defendant was than discharged. A rush of bailiffs was made towards him, and he was escorted from the cline by one sheriff's Dillon at each side, and several behind. Mr. Clarkson stated that the defendant was a graduate of Cants College, Cambridge, net King's College. LAMBETH. Ro RRRRR BY SKITTLE SHARPERS.— WIIIHIPIS Anderson alias Baser Andersen, who has been in custody some days on • charge of being concerned, with four others, in defraud ing Wiliam Ca:ten of 541 and who, with the same gang of alsociates, has managed t defraud several tradesmen out of vast sums of money, was again placed at the bar for fur tber examination. Sergeant Goff informed the magistrate that since the prisoner's last ezamination, he had used tv.ry effort to secure his associates in the fraud, but had nit yet been able to apprehend them. From inquiries he had made, to (Guff) discovered that within the last few months the prisoner and his confederates had succeeded in defrauding Mr. Roby, a chairmaker, 241, Kenhstreet, in the Borough, of 101.; Mr. Lane, a botcher in the Borough, of 554 ; Mr. , Sexton, • broker in the New Cut, of 251.; and Mr. Aldis, of Fore-strew, Cripplegate, of 151. He should, theretcre have to request a further remand, in order to summon the parties he had mente-ned to glee evidence. Mr. William Aldis, an :eating-hone-ka- per, at 101, Fere street, Cripplegate, was then sworn, and deposed that on the 2200 of February last a man named Saunders, accompanied by a female, called at his house, and asked him if he felt disposed to part with his house and bunnies, saying that the nephew of an old gentleman, living in the Kent road, had recently been left a legacy of 2,0001... and being about to get married, was saxiona to get into business in the "eating house line." He, witness, told him he shculd have no ob jection to dispose of his business, provided he got kis price . or it, which was 3501. Saunders replied that he did not thick this at all out of the way, and said 'he had no doubt his friend would make a dell of it. Wit . nese sugdeoted that the best course for the party wishing to take the business was that of visiting the house himself, and examining the books, so as to be able to judge for himself ; , but Saunders replied that the whole arrangement was left to him. On the following day Saunders came again in cone , pasty with the prisoner, and the latter asked the particulars about his house and business, saying he wanted to purchase it for his nephew, who had got 2,0001., and who was on the , point of marriage with a young woman in the couotrv. He , told the prisoner the particulars, and he (Anderson) requested , that he would meet him on the following Monday even ing, at the Albion public-home, hear 'necklines Bridge, , s ,ying that in the interim he should write to his nephew, , who was stopping at Dover. Witness went to the Albion j at the tame appointed, and in a short time he was joined by j flounders who said he had come en behalf of his friend, j and prod uced and read • letter, which he said his friend had rec iced from his nephew, the purport of which was an 'p i prove' by the alleged nephew, and his intendedlbride of the business, acd thanking his uncle most cordially for the interest he was taking an their behalf. In a few minuns wter two men entered the room, sofa of whom was, or ef fected to be, very drunk ; and this person challenged lemon den to throw weights or play at skittles with him ; but he • (wiliness) requested that this person would attend to his own busmen, and allow them to attend to theirs, The drunken man said be was a cowkeeper, tnat he had told • number of cows that day at Smithfield, and eziibited a quantity of money. The prisoner also made his appearance, , and said be bad made an appointese•-t with his wife to meet her near the Surrey Theatre, who was to bring him a mes a Ws as to what time hio nephew !should be in town, and in . cited witness to walk that far with him. Ile did so, and I was invited into the Black Hone beer-house, in Webber , row. Here he found the drunken cowkw per and his friend, and • match of skittles was proposed b-tween him and r Send- re, and witness went into the ground to see it played. Wails there Saunders sppeare j d to be winning large sum- I from his opponent, and frequently proposed to witness to Ott i with the drunken man, sayieg he might as well have a pare of his money as him. lie, however, refused to bet a penny, and at length all the parties closed on him, ano , immediately he saw his purse, which coutaine.l I 161. in gold, and which was safe in his packet but • moment before, in the hands of Saunders. He made • rush to get at Saunders, hut a person , who had represented himself as • lawyer, and who had been t very particular in exauining the witsterw's title deeds of his r house awl premien, prevented him, and all the parties hut this perron disappear. d. The " lawyer " told Lint ha would • be *EDP to fled est Saunders, but after ru,ing to one et two I public-houses in the at ighlwur`cod he also decamped. Wit t nese 'aubsequerely accompanied :sergeant Uoll to the Black Huns heerhowe, and was present when Doff found the P purse that had been stolen from him behsid some f boarding in the skittle ground. In mis cross-eximinatiou the witness said that &minuet, had been apprehended and was charged with ate offence 10-fore Mr. a'Beekett at' the Southeark court, and %tough he (wi•nem) had stated the, whole of the circumstances, that magistrate discharged the prisoner, saying that he (the pr 'scoter) might, it he thought pr Ter, inflict hint with the other parties. The prisoner said that Saunders had given himself up, but was at once discharged. Mr. Norton remarked that he could only widi he would give himself up again, end if so he would fiud that els (Mr. Norton) would not part with him so easily. He then alt bell tee bL ap remanded the prisoner 2el another week, and :shoed to ac pearance. Prom the LONDON GAZETTE.—Fridg, May 3. SAN KROPTIL Shan Gamma t 0.% nude ratted, Yorkahlre, bnoiotelver, to our reinkr May 21 utAl Jute 10, at It. a: Leo a Court. Nora, Clouuh, Ilutldertheld, and Courtroay, Leeds; off. meata., Hope. ,10...r0 Canso., Hatt, heelr?. Nay 11 and June 11, at IS, at tta.atut 8 0 1.,11tItlarot, 14414 ; at runts, Amman, Stroud. itcnaaeUSAlß. Three Oalt-larert. Lileaboo44 brooroundet. May Uat 111, and Jaw 13 at 12, at isiashalLalanst. Solad imuou rounan nod hatiamiloy, Colsturalrost ; at art., Johnson, Knot. Jaw Houtsawaryn, Kinptas-mpan-liar. it my is and Jan 2 11. 1 , 1 a tt, at tha Lads Court MK at upsh.liall. Whim sad Wolk sad =l. Huh; at wig., Ca lialt rZlt. t hull. Macaws Kansas, Cluttenhaa. bundsr, Ma 15 and June (; at th, at pitied Osart Paskirood. ; af .stsig., Gleam Shunt Kam giallay, Lenteddrn, Mena swimmer, May 15 W June a, at IL et /dsmatm• Omni Sada, Sale sod Co., Yes elesetsr ; of. sang., Meer, Manebestm. Gasmen Amman' MOSS% Lin rood. vaerebse May IS sad Jame 2t, at 11, at Ilverpod Court. Sol., Holden, Liverpool; on. maks, Tuner, Liverp ool. Osonon PAGE, Wolverhampton , Stakedahlre, anal dealer, May 17 and Jame IL at 12, at Itlrmfgthaas Court. 801., Bolton, Wolver hampton; GE essiotZ2lL Binnl Camas Peerrouk A Mee e,tttomger, Nay 21 at 12, and Jame IS at 11, at Bsdagkell.street. Bob., Lew., Raymond.bulld kaakero=enina, and Holmes and lion, Arundel; on. assig n Oroom, A Imam Pannoca, York, farrier, May 23 and June 31, at 11, at Leeds Mutt. Bois , Dale, Yak , and flamer, Leeds: og. sang., Young, Leeds. Fasasams TAPIJIT, P4(110011% Preambles, Unendraper, May 14 at 2, and Jane 11 at 12, at Barongball.street. No! Lawrence and Co., Old Viabotreet ; off. ay*, Groom, Akita Osamu! Wau.,a , Wakefield, Yugialdre, draper, May 23 and Jane 21, at 11, at Leeds Court. Side., Grundy, Manchester, and Mesas. Biabardion, Leeds; off. wig., Young, Leeds. Wiusos, West Bromwich, Staffordahire, iron vaanufacturer, May 22 and Jane 12, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sot., (lodise°, Birmloihem ; off. aarg. , Whitmore, Birmingham. EDIFIAIW WWI; draper, May II and June 2, at 10j, at Leeds Court bald at ingston.upon.llull. Bob., Shackles and Son, Hull; off. swig., Carrick, Hull. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. Jamas ADDIP101 . 0;7 '. 1;;;;;;:rOad, tiotawarl4ollman—ht dlv. of 9s. 9d May 8 snd three subsegeent Wednesdays. at. Graham's, Gloaoa Green. street, Groarenor-Nuare ' hotel keeper—Lt dir. 91 . la. Ild., May 4 and three subsequent Saturdays, at Ed- wards a, nambronic-court. GE0603 BARTON and Jolt!! BARTON, MINIChPRier, copper roller =NU lavurers-3rd di, of I. 4d May 14 &lad 24 and say auhecquent , Tuaday, at Eraser's, Planelooter. . . PAUL Buono, Judd -sweet, Newt, St. Panora+, tallow chandler — let die. of Ild., May 6 and two euberqueat Mondays, at Cannon's, Ittrehla-lare. Jame Beeman, the Crescent, Southwark-brWee.road, hat manure° turn-Ist din. of 4e, GI., !by 4 and three sabeequent Raturdaja. at Groonen,Abaltureh-lane. Molar Samosa, Oxford-street, cabinet maker-1R die. of X 6d., May 8, and three suSecquent Wednesdays, at Graham's, Coffman- strict.' . . . WlLualt BurnLanu, Splenhant. K. nt, carpenter—lit die. of to. 41d. May 1 sad three subsequent S..tuetlaya at Edwinls'o, SAmbeook. _ . cusirt. 01:04,41 BROWS Carlisle, draper-3rd Ms. of 21d., in addition to 20. 9d., presiOusly declared. May 4 and any subsequent hatarday, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Kuas COCKAII, Manchester, cotton manufacturer-14 di.. of Is. 71d., Awn 30 and any subsequent Tuesday, at Mohacs's, Manchester. Joan ELIJAON, Setby. Yurkshire, draper —lst die. of Ss., May 6 and any ouhaequent day, at Yount{it, Lech. Tlllllllll ()ALLA, Ford, Durham, ship builder —4th and final die. of 4s. 9d., in additien to 7s. pecsiousljdectared, May 1 and any sub sequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newowdle-upon-Tyne. Ar l l.kaW rams Ha Lunar and EIJAA PATON, Combos*, Lancashire manufacturing chemists, 2nd dig. of 35., May 7 and any subli quent Tuesday, at Itobaon's, Manchester. WILLIAM WYNDHAM 110.11110, Dorruwash. Derbyshire, surveyor-Ist di.. of M., May 4 sad three subsequent gabirellays, at Edwards's, SambroMt-court. Damn Eltham, Kent, surgeon-3rd di.. of id., May 1 and three subsequent Saturdays, at &lauds's, SarobraMaiourt. Jona 1.1111.11.0 N, North shielda, printer-Ist ore final die. of 3s. 40., DANlt pon May 4 and any subsequent beturday, at Willey's, Newcastle. u-yies. L Maurer, Coisegeadreet, Belvidere-mad, Lambeth, lighter rain —lst die. of 14st, May 11, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Graham'a, Cuirmaroatreet. ROSIUM Newcastle-upon-Tyne, saivener-2nd die. of 44., in to ad. previously declared, May 4 and any subsequent tistiuday, at Raker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Pasta WALIiKI, Gre.crom, Ch. shire, cotton waste dealer-14 and anal die. of 3d.. May It and 20, at Fraser's, Manchester. WILLIAM WAIU., Wandordeourt, City, merchant- -3rd di.. of 41d., May b and two subsequent Mondays, at Canaan's, hirehin.lare. WILLIAM ATTKINNPS WAY.FICK, (1:1C144.11011, Cambridgeshire, printer —2nd dig. of la. Id., May 0, and three subsequent Wednadirs, at Wobam's RoIIERT N IM F Eleet.trvet, City, portab:e water dart mar utocturer— ard and th ud du. of lid., itay 4 and three subdequent daturd,yr, tirocan's Abeburcb.lane. DIVIDENDS. -May 27. R. Blundell, Hoolon, Cheshire banker - May 27. R. Blundell, Liverpool, doitiller-May 2.9. T. C on and T. While, Hanley, Staffordshire, drapers - May 28. C. Itilmonstone, Over Damen, Lancashire, paper manufacture-May 29. R. Eller beck, kington, Lancashire, cotton a inner-}lay do. 0. D. Earns, Ammeter, Devonshire, butter r t-May 25. J. S. Gawing, Sera ham, Nurtoik, bookseller-May 26. 11. Grant. Cardiff, lila morpnehire. cloth and watch maker -May 27. J. Greenshields and M. Stnuig, Liverpool, merchants-Moo 30. J. Ilymers, Gateshead, Durham, newspsper proprietor-Msy Jan. (i. Jameeun, Nee castle. uponaynt, mercer-May PO. S. Jones, Manchester, timber merchant --May 30. T. Lai" Farthing, Dureetshire, taker-May 24. W. Liver. mare, Daforikatreet, ironn.unger-May 37. J. Mdateed, Bromley, Kent, builder -May 30. J. Minns Brecon, druggist-May 27. J. Mul holland and W. Mulholland, Liverpool, merchants-May 27. J. Oliver, green's-road, Bayswater, plumber-May 27. W. Orchard, West Smithfield, t ity, and Ilurneey, Illiddleses, rick manufacturer- May la. IL Parker, Sheiftehh banker-May 21. J. Punish Wickwar, Gloucestershire, farmer-May 27. J. Keay, Jun., end IL Rely, Mark. lane, City, wine en. rchants - May 23. Louis lituelaats, Argyll-street, lb gent.street, milliner- May 2i. C Sanders" Sheffield, iron mer chant -May 24. G. Sharp and It. L. Finder, Roomy, Hampshire, timber merchant -May 31. T. H. Mence, Neamieht-upon-lyne, tailor-May 21. J. Thompson, Leeds, grocer. PA RTNLILSIIIES DIoSoLVED. -J. Allow, J. G. Robins, J. Large, end J. Flowery, Leek, Staffordehire, silk manufacturers, eo tar as n garde J. Large-J. W. Barker and I. Barker, Neweastksupon- Tyne, lineddrspers -IL 1.. Becker and G. I' Brown, Altham -WA.% itessick, A. S. Hewitt, and J. lieswiek, Scarborough, Yorkshire, timber merchants-E. S. Bowerbank and J. S. Bowerhaik, sun. evict, lii.hopetate, City, distillers-F.. Bowyer and It. Reynolds, B.rmingliam, attorneys -A. Boy* and J. Eadw.eal, Lockwood, York shire, cloth linithers-J. Brock and G. Brook, Halifax, Yockshire, iron,luundire -J. Brabin and It. Pearson, Bolton-le-Moors, Lana ehire, power loom cloth manufacturers-I. Brown and G. Brown, Newman street, thked.street, carveie-J. P. Burrell and S. Burrell, Great St. Helena, City, and Eareham, Hampshire, merchants-A. Bury and J. Bury, Church, Lancashire, Ilrylmilta4-I'. W. Caere and J. Ingle, Wood-street, Cbcapside, City-J. 8. Dell, P. J. Traquair, and J. smith, &inhale, Suuthwerk, coal merchants, NJ far es re gards J. tf. Purge, T. IL Rage, and 0. it. Forge, Barking, Eftwx, railmakers-A. E. Fuller and W. Yates, Clement'e-hute, City, merchants-G. Gilbert and W. Burnett, Trinity-street, St Mary's, Nes Morton, Surrey, cab proprietors-J. Gray and J. Hall, I:ewe:sale upoa-lyne, timber merchants-J. IL Gray and T. Lawrence, Him. Ingham, goldsruithe-C. Huliebosse and C. W. (bundler, St. Leonard., taikra-Jenkin Juel and John Joel, Mountstreet, Lambeth, linenthapers-11. Jueeph and Arabella Levy, Bristol, silvenuniths- A. Maclean and J. Maclean, Liverpool, tea dealers-D. Nicholas and J. Muriroo, Liverpool, ship chandlers-J. Reed and T. P. Reed, South sheelds, Durham butchers-N. Rigby and C. Rigby, St. Helen's, Lancashire. w heelwrights-J. Rigby and T. A. Yarrow, Adam.etreet, Adelphi, engineere-it. Salty, J. lessty, and S. Sot; Trowbridge, Wiltshire, drapers, so far as ream& B. fluty-J. &wearied H. Clarke, Hatton-wall, Itatton.ganlen, bakers-J. Smith and J. H. 11. Taylor, 'Liverpool, bakers-It. Story, Mary Nary, J. Story, G. Story, sod T. Mary, Dahlia, mill-weights, so far as regards R. Story and Mary story-J. Thyer and W. 'Hoer, Harm, Lancashire, plumbers-P. J. Traquair and J. Smith, liankside, Southwark, coal irerchant•-T. Ward, J. W. Ward, and W. Leman, Newcastle-under-Lyme Stalfordthire attorney.. Ft.l far as regards W. Inman-G. Winn a nd J. Darby, 'Norm:alba:Lin - colnehire, common brewers-Eager Whitehead, Eliza Whitehead, and Mary Aan Whitehead, Rockdale, Lancmhire, confectioners, no tar as reprils Esther Whitehead. SCOTCH SEQUESTIUTIONS. Gamma. AkTIII.I. Yerry.port-on-Craig, taker, May 7 and 30, at the ncoacnig tun, Ferry-nort-ur-Cmig. lama* lima and Co., (flatiron, aright and box maker, May 6 and 27, at the Globe lintel, Cluattow. 1,044114 Iton or Exuain, Tan, hotel keeper, May 9 and 29, at 31• Kay's Crown and Anchor Hotel, T.llll. TMODIAII IMCILIKIN Farb:, hone dealer, May 6 and 27, at hey'. Inn, Forfar. WILLIAM HAININ4, Edinburgh, auperintendent of po li ce, May 9 and 0, at Dowell'. HOUMA, Edinburgh. WILLIAM LOII.IIIOIIJI PrIAIAN, Clink, paper manufacturer, May 9 and 29 , at the Hoyt,' Elebange Coffmhoure, &Unhand. JAMPA same, Forfar, farmer, May 10 and June 7, at the Itoyal Hotel, Dundee. Peru naawakr, Edinburgh, coach .contractor, May 10 and 30, at Dowelra Moons, Dundee. ItNS. SATURDAY, each 01 the k moraias. bift gi i t Vi MAT 4, 18:4. lowing placts at Ms swim an Mali al Meatier. M ARKETS SUOAR —The oversize price of $ :par, the produce of the Rrltleh tows In Ala^lita. computed frees the return. made In the weed ending the 11111 eoty of Apnl, lin% le tin l l , d. per cwt huhu the I reduce 0 the Muoirlllum is th 20. per cwt. Saner the pru.ouee of the Kest 'unfree 2:s. 2i I. p. r cwt. The everuge prim of the twee forego*/ donceiptlans, J.ently • to 2.24.—Gaseffe. BRISTOL, KAT 3. gooks.— A moderate business bee been traneected in our raw roger market sines our last report; the tales of the week com prising MO lainia. West India, 4,0 0 u mats Wsuritiur, end 3,000 togs ugele, foe MI of which rather lower prises have spin been ac cepted. The Refined market bas been mere mettle, and a fair amount of bueloses tunneled in swat kinds of manufactured coots without however any improvement is the valve. Run has meta retail sale at reduced rates. The demand for Dino hams mettaws inactive, and farmer prima are barely supported. LIVIIIPOOL, MAT 3. 800 AR -There has beat • 'moderate demand, at let weck'a priors, and the Bales consist of 300 hbds. RP., 4,100 begs Bengal, 1,2110 mate Meurithes and 1,000 Madras Vesely : The sales on the spot are trifling, being confined to 160 brls. Porto Rico at 40a. to 41e., .50 bags Slim at 38e. to 360. 64. per ewt. duty paid, end4o bria. brown Brasil at per cwt. In bond. ; • cargo of 260 ter mw brown Pernambuco hie been taken by • refiner at Ids per ewe, reliverable here or in the Clyde.-Mot.esers : Importers being wlllingsellers there boa again been a considerable business done, con. miming .0300 puns. Bartodoes and 200 punts Antigua at 106„ and 120 mum. Trlatead at 14a. ed., all from the quay, and 100 puns. Surinam el 138.6 d. per cwt from store.-Conem : The sales comprise 730 b Lathe non, 600 begs LA Guam, and 120 bags St. Domingo, et but all establishing • considerable decline, In ac cordance with v Trilth our quotations are reduced.-A .malt lot of Trlnkted Cocoa sold at MN. per cwt-Nothing done In Omens Preen, or : Owing to an timidly from an outport, the salt • from Chrolins are large, anmenting to 1,300 ties, at lea. to 205. per cwt., being rather dearer ; of Bengali only 1000 begs sold at is. N. to 10s. per cwt.-Rex : The sales are 2 0 rt calks Demeter& at Is. 4d, for proof strength, to 2s. to 25. 3d. for high strengths, with a choice mark at 26.64. per gallon. Tao.-There ha been a little more doing this week, at about pre vious prices. At a sole held yesterday, *ineisting of 1,660 package's (ebb fly all fault.) about 1,40. found blame, at very full rates In Immo. 16 diem s Id at 3s. 6.1. teats ibt. per lb., being full rates, a small parcel of Uallistaa at 12e. tkl., and too b op of DAno ELova at 19e. per cut.; 100 cams Come Ott. brought by auction 6d. to id. for ordmary, and eid. to Old. per lb. fur tine.-Sallekrita continues dull, and 1,4 0 0 lugs sold at 235. to 26.. fel. per cwt., bring rather easier rates.-Ab ut 100 tons NITLiTa of SoDA are reported at 14.. 3d. to 145. Id. per ewt. OVA/W.-The demand continue, mad rather higher rates paid for about 1,200 tons. Drewomis-The salami LOW/WO are 110 tons begu n at GI. 10s., 140 tons Jamaica and It. Domingo at 4/. to 41. 2s. 40 tons Ceara Ft - sve at 4'. 12a. 64. to 31., 63 tune Cube at Kt. to el. 10s., 60 tons of CAI tbagewt at 41. lea., and 20 tons Maracaibo at 41. 12a. 6d., 113 teas good clean sohd Rio Ilache Wcod at 111 . 3s. to 111. ISa., 30 tons small at U., and 12 tons CANDO' IP at 221. to 231. per ton.-There is rather more demand for Teeentrias, and 000 bras. have been sold at is. to 71. 3d. per ewt. for felt is very good quality.-Of American Tea, 400 has brought tie per lati.-Anierlean Weis inquirtd for, and about 1,000 Vila. wo:d at 2s. 10d. to 38. for common, and at Or. per cwt. f r the finer qualities.-Acura in fair &mind, -Rol to 400 brie. taken at 29e. to 30e. for pots, and 28a. to 294. far pearl., with one parml of puts to arrive, at 210 a per cwt.-Naos ; There are only a few tons of CLOWEILDotD reported this week, at a further de dine In prices . for fine new American 40a. lon been accepted, 1.4. old 34.,, and old French 31e.; 500 pockets of Tons Saru are reported at 455. per cwt., and a email lot of limbo, Livers:,, at 43*. ter quarter.-2q tons American Bess' Wes have been sold at 71. 7.. 60. per cwt.-Item : The market continue• firm, and about 13,0513 pelted River Haw of have changed hands at full rains The stocks of Bel MAYON a having became much reduced, lull prices !Lee lleell paid for about 100 toes.-:tame is dull of sale, and pilea s • barely supported.-No cal s reported in AcoosN but about 20 casks TARTAN, various sorts, have found buyers-Nots done in MAPOILE Or MAMMA KO,/A.- ID Unancrionno as thank& 001104 st of 1002.4',. Philadelphia, at 1 le. 3d. to Ills ed. per cwt.-In Ours: Ott. the sales amount to about DO tun., at pat roam rates-Nothing doing in Saes Ott; . 40 tuns Cue 011. have been sold at. 321. to 311. les.; 6 tune WILAUL, at 33s to 331. los. per tan; and 30 tuns Lissise Ott, at 31s. 6d. to 31e. per cwt.- Pi tons WUALA Foul,. are reported at • 281. Ins. to 291. 10a. per ton.-Rabb OIL and Seaters of TolienAl va continue quiet, at former nitre. -The sales of PALA Olt. are only about 70 tons, tit 3411. 114., to 311. per ties-The TALLoW market remain' ' Inn. without any chew in prices; Y&o at 375. lid. to 335.; and North American, at ass. to 37e. Cal. per cwt. About 200 pipeA Seulh American sold at 34.. to 37e. per cwt-About lull toad of American LAM. have been told at 31s. 34. to 31s. 6a1., being a reductiee rf 3d. ' per eat . on lest week'. prices-Small sales of Baltic liars have been made at the qu.tations.-Jars: Sp eulators baying operated very ratrnaire:y, trio. have adtanced 200. to 34.10. per ton, and about 7,0(10 bees have changed Lands at Ili. 3e. to 171.1 W per tun. OlL—Lircaroot., May 2.—The buairefa for themonth very etrtuded ; purchases bare been made at our lowest quota tions. and uhe market connate's dull; in the country iley anticipate a further 1411 in puce ; the opinion here iN that we 4mll are it no lower for eometooe Mute. At pre Mat comment are privy well stacked; some bate imported their own ; from Wee eircwneutaccs It I. robable a further decline may take place. COTTON.—LtveurouL, Nar 3.—Dutiart all the present week the demand haw been animated and general. The reduced esti mate. formed ot the crop, generally ranging below 2,100;i0e boles, and erns& num, d as they are by a deficiency in the receipts of Sll,Stio bides as compared with tntrte td lust year, have given conlitieriee to holders, and have awakened the he.,. of the consumers. Hitherto tht it policy has been to bald very limited noels., under an invention that when the Milan] of heavy import should arrive, the ateumulated &tucks in th, Lands of importers would Mitre. priers. Thtr. reason has now arrived; the import a large, let pros.. have odeaseed, at ti they continue to do .o. A very general demand now prevail.; the males of Tweday were Ives; biles, throe of Wt dmvalay IS; 010, those of yeeerday IS,MIO, and the total sales of the week have amounted to 90.6111 bales. To-day bulb speculators and the trade have pur e's:teed very freely, sod with confidence, and 12,000 bales are sold, including 6014 M taken on lanai dims and for export. American de scriptions have been eagerly bought, as well by *peculator* as the trade, an I they have 'gleamed from jel. to id. per lb.; the authorised limitations fir "lair " Upland and Orleans are Advanced Id., and that for " fair" Xlubee id. per lA. Itriain and ,urats have Wen in brisk demand, and in them al.° an advance of about Id. per lb. has been establielied. hgyptiana hove Mee alum sold largely, an.l they hove advanced Id. per lb. The sales of Swats are unprecedented in extent, having amounted to 23,550 balm. 13,840 bahe of Ameriean, 1,170 Pernams, SSA) labial, 000 Maranhams, 3,9:0 F.O totiano, 19 Kist India, mod 16,950 Surat. have been taken on sp eulutiun, and 1,750 of American, 2,170 reiname, 300 Surat.% and 30 Madras fur export. WOOL —LONDON, May 3.—The public salva of col.mial and ft ireign on • menced laat evening; them was a largo attendance of buy( rs Masi the manu'aeturing thumb., and imam front the COO:Went. Toe w•nt rat. espectation won that prices would rule fully lA. per lb. under the last series; but at pre.ent the 101 l is only ;d. to Id. per lb. on the better c-ase of eo:imul Wools, other Maas supporting the tormer salt*. The rules will Lt•t till the IGth inst. Arrivals this neck ore 212 Ws foreign, and 69) bb. Cape. In tanglith there has beet& a tau lawns P", at Weiner terms. LEEDS, May 3. • —Slics in English Wool have b.en limited during the week, and prime may be quoted without any alteration. Itunnessi has been very quiet again in the foreign market during the past week, but prices reinun tirni. The advitsis front London so last evening at,te that at the Ivan,/ tale u 4 o.e prevent re•tes of auctions then proceeding and embracing ehiegy Wools of the new clip, prices were amuck red to rule full as high ratite rates paid last Y, bruary. • - LlVEiteouL, M .y 'L.—Tie mark d r. maimed in a languid PW:e throughout the loot month; although manuf.wturcrs keep as fully employed as they can be, there lo not a &volution to pureluire ni than lot Mimed ate service: sotto, upproachina dip prosat c. to le aburtant, mare,' rpionerr expect to lay in Fwd.. , on their own term.. Whilst the demand ha. been attune rug. lung Wools the roue cannot he raid with regard to short, the c resumption having Ones of In'cvcraldistricts. some portao are now making artirkw chi. fly composed of woollen nuts; and much appears to be the demand for falai.. of this nature, that rags are said to be paying better than Wool; a good.looking piece nary he rendered out ur rags, but than Are unformnate enough to get their cloth of our h material, will now find it t• he what it is viz., rubbirb. notes by private treaty are princ.pally in Per rietan, Ibis tan, East India, and B..enna Ayres, with a small parcel of Oporto for Itsport, fur whirl. lower prima were paW. On the Suit. ultimo :Mout 1,600 hal: v of various &Tomatoes were rdfored by auction; the at tendance was moderate, hue. there rasa want of animation. demurs .tyres was in fair &mark, as East India ; but other kindsdredred heavily. iturdan would have raid at arb art the recent rate. by pri vate, but the importers relusid to sell. is war esp. cted, there woo - lettnirerled decline of ld. per lb. on Merino buena. Ayres; %d. per lb. on good white and yellow, and id. per lb. on the lowed qualair• of East India, also I.L to 1.1. per lu. on all ward. Wools. wuteh : l Isere is hot much to r. port in sale*, quotation. arc lure r, stilt there 111 no arparit:on to purehreo ; quantity here trifling. linglirh and Melt : epluners are waiting her the Lew Wool, and will only tale what will supply immediate neerroity, and operate with caution. 'there are few transactioas In alre or derv. 1108IERY, &a.—LElck:stEs, Ntsy 3 —The Wool market quiet.—Yarns are dull of vale. A mod...rate Miriam. is dieing in goods adapted fur the w.Oll, rind in shipping Itoollf. Employmu lit it general, us no fear is entertained of accumulating ideal. of useful sorts fur the uutunin. The fancy branch and the tataight Hove branch are rather flat. From Mi mm. Hughe o and Ronald's monthly circular we learn that 't By private contract litre woo a steady bwi nese dome during WA mond; but the supplics were too scanty to &omit of extensive operatkma; prices, ha a ever, have been well Waif:- taintrl, and the tone of lit market herr, as well a. In the manufac turing districts, is very healthy, and the proopeeta are altemther el:Leaman , * al regards a continuance of the prevent very active rate of consumption; but the lar,,c ..rocks of home trouts still held at moat of the markets writ., at lint for the present, check any upward movement in prices. Much will depend on tlie claim our growers pursue at the ClliN and Vial {wing close at land, in a few weeks we shall better able to (tam an opinion as to tl e future. In tiamteh and Irish Wools but little has been done during the month, and prices are at present almost nominal, and will, in all probability, remain si till the cap opens but the general expect:dam is that ineclut•es will be MAW to Mate advantage baron than MCC that tillte. "— LreersOrsAin - Mercury. OPS. —M A I DATON 11, May 2. The poling advances steadily, anti is , in great forwarders.; some teinkna are finish, d, and afford a fair opportunity, whilst the bin* are abort and erect, and Prot crud by the pule., to give the ground u good Mewing with the indget previous. to tying, and we find mine planters ate taking advan tage of the interim, then giving the weeds an early cheek. which wile getting ahead where the digging wis done curly, and put ting the gardens in a avellent order, as. weals checking the II a, en which we have seine reports already. Tying has commenced in very few in stance.. ; the lane haa grown but *lowly of late, the night.. having been very mild, and many Oi the tilt) s 14.4 much bettir, and it Is. the opiate tel tome that the (Adding.. and the Canterbury.. *bot rather grating end weakly. Fur the Lae thirty-four yeans, with but one exception, in 15.3, the 'plantations have never been reduced en low as at morn., nonelr, 4',,.um rel., and with the probability of an attack of fir, of • halt come elm* observer.. .peak very contlikailly, anti IN.• wealiand he•kwanl ctate of the bine, amply these Pater.. will have a tendency to uphold and advance the prices, and we would advice holders to try the event of a few more week,. rather than atibmit to rerkred prierr, souk as More been lately gaoled by wnni'. FAINIIAM, May I.—Polin.N iN complet,d ; th e y, ung plaid lussloi well and groes weather is tsvourable.—Nsir. ref MY,IAfS.-LoNDon, td.7 g.-TM fdlewieg are ills pmrnt quiontlinsi Met. lungfish Lion : liar, bolt, and aluore, loattliti, per toe, 51. 56 to 54 15a.; 2EII no W. 3s, to 6/. 10o.; ''a.;", :I. 11.141. to :1. Ito.; .ibeets (olnpleiO, 71. 15A. LI s/. 50.; bor., att'ardilf awl Newport, 41. IN. 6d. t 4!. 1.56.; rettoeil metal. Wales, 31.14. to 31. tit.; ditto iinttraelte, 3/. lea.; Piga in Walia,:34. to SI. 1.4.• forge, 1!. 100. 2a 31. . (31; tit., No. to 2 /. 30. ; Itlewltea patent retitled Iton fur two, tails, Yee., frac on board at Newport, 3/. 10o.; do, tot tin plate*, butler plates ac, 41. 1044. ; Stirling'ii Patent T oug h ens ! Piga, in Ulteignw, 21. 130. 6.1.; bt Wales, od.. to :•/. 114.; Stidfordoltire hurt, at the works, 6/. 154. to 61. ; Piga, in atatfutdotii.e, 3/. sa. Ode; nob, 4/. 150. to /d. Oa.; Chairs, 41. On Foreign Iron: Swedish, 11/. Ina. to I.U. 14. Foreign Steel : Swidialt leg, 111. Ott. to 1 15a. • ditto, faggot, II& 50. to Ourgo•r Itheeto, ohtotbing, and boil., per lb., Ital.; tough tale, per tou, osl. lo..; 871, too.. old i.,„ - , ,T , ' . % !r w lun...l l a/. tie. tu 'il t/ 6 t1 1 ;i1. at ; ; start, I"./. 00. to 19/. 1e..; pipe, 74. • nil I end, 191.10 o.; white iiitto.2.W.; 'n4941466, 211. Foreign law:I, Spaniiih. in Lund, 17!. an to lid. In., Fngliah Tin, block, per cwt., 3/. 130. to 31. I:a.; Ire, 3/. I. to 31. 16..; 41. 50. Vori•nra Tin: linnet, 11.11, 3/. 12s. to 3/. 1b..; Straits, .5!. 110. to W. 13g. Tin l'iatto: Coke, per hos, 11. 10. to I!. 70. ; IC Charcoal, If. Ile. to 1/. 13s• IX I/. 1:a. to U. 114. Spiter: Plates, watehottatal, per Lou,t 141. to 131. 54. Zinc; Engh,.h sheet, per Pao, 211. to 21/. lOs. Quicksilver, per lb., in to Ss.-Mining lowevkil. GLasoow, Iley.2.—Yor the last three days there bee been corwhlershie 'aqui, y fi r pig I•rw, and a tar bua'nr.e L.. been aon., at advance. pike.. We guilt. mixed Nu.. at 4S, 6.1. 4 WI. cab with an upward I. ndeney. TOBACCO.—Lorne.—Wo c.vo sgs . to re cord a very emelt business during the last month, hide el not equal to that td the previous one, the toad pan& amounting to barely noo • lit whiteoae.teiril are fur re-solo. the Intet able silo is ono of • few Mids. of stripe, not the beightm4, but the richest tor spinning, at ited.. thus eatabl hag highest pries that has bass p , in Landon foe many =The trade have purchased very little, and on the other hand eh been working disable tides. The duty-peld clearances are again very large being 558 horheada against 451 hide . In April .849. Tbe parcissassthe London trade of Stripe for months peat have been so much u nder their clearances, that It is very evident that they are working down to the deep, and it is known that may hbda. of old that were formerly cossideeed unfit for duty, are now =raTed out sad had home. This waking sot and delaying to pursues are utterly ustios; It la only putting off the evil tey. It is oettainly trying to holders' patience to be debit no hominess, and • when their time comes they will not forget it. When a rise is so well grounded, and holders are ro well able to wait, it is but a question of time; parties may hang beck and refuse to come out of their Wes, but simmer or later they will b 3 pulled out like badgers, and made short week of. Such conduct is Inexplicable; lb* largest houses are the worst stocked, and the most strongly averse to buy log • they are allowing the mailer bowies to take off all the lower-priced :trips ; they are was clog out of stock with unexampled rapidity, and when they are forced to buy will find that they have nothing but the Ligliest-priced strips left, and holders resolved to elect the last farthing for them. They are rowing dead airiest the stream, and mud be swept away by it sooner or later. Price a are very WA and holders a, much disorient to buy we tell. Since our lad th.re have been meeting. and adjourned meetings of manufacturers and retailers. Some wanted a 3d. rise in who 'sa.e, others Id., while a third very sensibly reined to agree to either, without a rise was made by the retailers, whose profit is now very small, sad, if further curtailed must cad in en inability to pay their accounts; this was also objected to, but at last • consultation was appointed with the retailers, who expressed themselves as only too willing to covert to ho.h rims; upon this an adjourned meeting was bald Mat night, more openhes, more proposals, all of which were objected ts, the members disappeared gradually, and the whole affable burst. Um manufacturers Ira now throwing away W. to lot. on every hogshead they cut, and we are quite sure that no one Is getting such an Increase of trade as will repay hint for it. II this mode of business is etiolated to starve out the country and the sneaker town manufacturers, there never wee a greater mistake • the first we believe, and the last we know, Sr. able to last out in s tock as lci, if not longer, than any one else. Prices come very high leonine Unted States, menially in Virginia, where they know the lust crop wee even smaller than expected. From New Orleans we hear that se veral continental orders have Been returned unexecuted, and m inu fecturers in the interior having meld out entirely, have hail to corns down there to replace, at thing scarcely ever known I fore, as that there is no chance of prices gams way there at all, while all the b t ters from the stammers merely confirm previous accounts. Thome who cannot see anything till it is under their nowt must wait for the autumn, when they will bare their eyes opened wide enough, and at no little cost. For export, there has Men some inquiry here, but nothing done • betters there are very un willing to pay the advarced price, and hailed a more extended pars chine ground at ittektlt, hare more roma) than our manufacturere, whore whole ease lies in a nutshell. "Strips" is the motto here, end nothing but strips will do ; they must be had, no matter what the price may be. Our views are well known; we have expended tuem pretty clearly, and lout leeward with great confidence to ice time that will prove theta correct. Negrobead and Caveudisli have sold most readily; Indeed, several pan elm have been taken before ar rival, at much advanced rates. A parcel of very ordinary Negnaheill has been returned to New lark. Ilavannah t Wars have not gone off quite so readily us many of the late Imports; make, quality, sad weight, have not at all justified the prices ',libel fur them, and the arrivals are aeu Manilla taterouts : Nu. l's very scarce, and dear. No. I very plen:ilul, and dull of sale; but many of the late imports do not at all meet with the approval of our trade, being eery inferior la appearance to earlier parcel-. The Ma nilla goverement ham repeated the old game, and some part:es a ould la lee a very strung claim for nrapensati.n.—lllavannath Tobacco : A small parcel et the new nit arrived, but nomething better mum. come Is home we Call perceive the superiority attributed to it.—Cuba Very large arrivals, but what is to become of them is a query, as the stock here is generally so inferno as to be almost useless to our mimufacturers.— Va. : A few sales have nen made, and , . two smell parcels have arrive', for which long prices are ispeeted.- Columbian unaltered. F.ne biro,: sells readily,unil maintains its pr.ce v. ry firmly, being qu.te unequalled by any other Tobacco in the mar ket. Of other Tuber:eve there are no arrival.; months have now t 'lvied without any, and of low-priced tilers toe soak bas dwindled 1 to the lowest ebb.-Cubs and ilavannah fillers are selling relatively I low, but not low enough for ordinary Cigars; moreover, to one them fur e1.11.4D011 goods would injure We solo of line Cigars; MO that oat trade would cordially welt me supplies of good Manilla, Brad!, am. ' smsfis and Stalks have sold rather ireely.and Me (tram at better runs. Virginia Leaf, low ordinary and ordumry, 214, to 31d.; middling to good, 4d. to 3gd.; ring Gal. to.Udy.; spisuers, 3d. to geld.; Strips, or dinary, 41d. ; mad. togook6d. to 7.1.; rice long lealy, ;W. to 61d. spinners, td. to bd. Western loaf, low ordinary, lid. to 3d.; ordi nary to middling, 31d. to 40.; good byline long, Sid. to 61d.; Strips, ordinary, 51d. to Sid. ; middling, to good, 6yd. to Bd. ; floe, Pd. to Marylm.d, fine yellow, nominal, Ed. to 10d.; light brown, 6d. Negrohead, ordinary, middllog, gnu!, 31d. to 70.; fine, 3d. to 14d.; Cavendbh, 3ist. to yd. liavannah Lad, 9d. to 3s . 6d.; Cuba, ad. to 134.; Para, lc 9d. to 3s. lhl. ; Cigars, 3s. to IGs..; Man:lLs Cha nel*, :AI. 3d. to es. 6d.; Manilla Leaf, G. to Is.; New Urenada or Columbian, Ambalinia, In Xto Is. la. ; Giron, la. 4d. to 2s. i So arr., Nies., he., bd. to lod. ; id. to 6iL ; gat, lid. to 134.; Porto him, 4.1. to Gd.; Arnerafoort, 3d. to MI.; Ger man, 3d. to 13d.; Stalks, Virginia and Kentucky, duty paid, per lb., 3s. ed. to 3a. id. ; wised, 2a. col to 2P. lud.; small., 2s. bd. to M. ltd. From Brenner anal Tiler Mantel, Circular. CORN.—CHauasroat). May 3 —The ;apply of Wheat was Ind Large today. laA the .enland being great, prices advanced le. to 2e. per qr. for all t..e better deeeriptione; red, 375. to 39a. ; wloW, 44. to Gs. Barley and all spring corn ',arrow/ of the aurancv mane dcgtee, and higher prices were given. Averages : Win a, 3Sa. l;41. Barley, 13.. Id. tuts, Deana, .tta. AL Pea.. 21s. Id. COVILNTItY, May 3. Our Market has been but thinly attended taday ; the price of Wheat a little higher for fine quilities. Maltune barley unchanged in ratite. The supply of beans and Oinis woe fully equal to the demand, but no advance en last week could be obtainel EXETER. May 3.—Wa have had a pretty good attendance at our market W.day, and %% bud may be toted le. per qr. Lieber than 1.4 set ek, with very attic thapoatron on the out ut Lrniera to tell. In Barley there waa very Attie buaueen dune, and pricro rago about the mime aa on this day week. OAa acre is utter equal to the demand. We can note nu advance in price. LINCOLN, May 3.—We had a mall show of Wheat at ou: ntarktt to-4as. shads was taken off slow Iv a: an a Iranoe of 1.. to 2s. on last week's corn ney. Very little doing in Spring Corn. Beano, however, were the turn dearer. Rhea:, rtd, 33s to HO. • +live. 410. Harley, 20s. to 2rs. Oats, 12*. to I Os. !'.tans, 2is. to 21s. • lavas/vol., May 3.—The arrival, of grain and dour the last throe data are unimportant, the chief one being Mx tat 0,24,1 quarunt of line :re,t, red wheat from Rostock, iteltin, and Honer. dam • but as the wind la now more favouraole, ventral grain -laden vetst:s are coming up 'I he import of lud.an corn during the same perad has been 4,796 quarters, and the export 9,01 quartets. The trade has he. n Meady, and Tuesday's prices well maintain d. This morning's market was well anent el, and we esperk nerd a mere ;a nent! demand than on Tuesday for wheat and dour at an improvement on that day's prices of Id. per bushel on the former, and fully 6.1. per turn:land auk on dour. Vita alto. were pl. to Id. pa bushel, and trausteal .y pa load, dearer. Barley, beans and peas brottaht very full prices. there wawa large de:aural for Italian area Ltr Ireland, and prigs whieh would not is given on Tuesilay, were readily paid to-day : Amen, ao ye! ow tarn sold at 2s.t. to 2ss. for n ,w, and Zia ted. Ut 2tts. per 414iiho. toe .Id. Arrivals an 1 exports PALI Liver pool from Nth April to 2nd May inclusive : Wheat. a.,46; qrs.; 14ar h.y, 2,10 ; Mad, 2,2:4; Oats, ; Beans, 1, Liti; Pets, :ill; Indian torn, 4,f 96 ; Oatmeal, C 2 saelts; Eour, 614 varks7Experts to Ire land: Wheat, 1,122 qrs.; Indiao Corn, 9,3 , 9; Int.ian Corn Meal, 1910 tale.; Plume, &I sar.ka and 91 bele. Sut:IHAMPSON, May 3. TM market was but thinly attended, principally owing to Um Mir, which is held en 31.nday nen% In omaeutience of the improved tone of the Lona-n nurket, all articiee were held eery firmly, and iu many Inns/toes at an att. rano!. lite aniline continue to buy %%ue..t .ere cautiously, yt t were cumpe lid to glee Is. per yr. over lam week's . prices, rd fetahing luo. to ; • WM, Itii. los. to 111. that. and Deans Moth sa.lier dearer, but we do nut alter lint week's currency. WAILVEICLD, May 3.-The arrivals of grain are moderate thi. week. The supply of Wheat If nta:l in the aglictil:nra: dist jct., awl prices adr.oce; to-day this article is reAth• ; fresh thrashed samples, blial(*CAlee, ate IF. to la. per .tr. Wither, and gfanary par cels tied purchasers at Is. per qr. adt :ince. Harley brings lull rates. Oats and Shelling are betkr aid. Bran. are net offered tredy, and choir • astiiples retch Is. per qr. more money. Malt pressed for sale. No n.AI i.ti nin tither articles. The 'flowing are the peas : Wheat, per qr. of GO.b.. to the btohtl, Suffolk, Easatx, and Kent, red, new, P.M. to 40..; extra, 42e. • white, IS.. W itio.; extra. 4... ; or. folk and Hunts, red, 3.5. to 39e.; extra, 40a.; white, 43..; extra, 43..; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, rol, 39..; extra, 41M.; white, 3:M. I) Ilk; extra, Ito.; Yorkshire, it'd, .13s. to 375.• extra, 2as.; a Lite, 3aa. to 405.; extra, 4.. a.; Ihintale and Kunigabiarg, white, old, 42a. to 4:a. ; extra, Ito.; Lower Wilke and Hamburg, rot, 3.M. to is,,; extra, H 4.; Mediterranean. red, 33-. to 3m.; extra, 335.; English. old, red, ass. to 405.; white, 455. Marley, per imperial fir., Nor tolk and Suffolk, 22e. to 24...; xtra, 21e.; Lin colnshire awl Yorkshire, 22a. to 21.. ; extra, 24.; Scotch, 225. to 23a.; ester, 2.0.; (landing, Ise. to 2.1; lorrto, Ith. to 2:s. ; extra, 2 is. Deans per qr., 631 b. to the Nobel, ratan, flue, old, 32. f. to 33k; new, 2'.. to 20e.; tick., ul,t , 3.. M. to 3 :o.; new, 21 .. to 244 furckto, .21,a. to 30.. ; new, 2:".. to 235. Oats, per .tone, mcaling, Sd.; el. tea, aid.; fee ing, Id. to kt.; extra, 92.; norilm, Id. to ad. ; colt*. B,d. Shelling, per load of 2...11.k, Iles. to 21 ; Malt, per load of 6 husker, 32.. to 350.; per qr. imp., blue and white Deihl's, 2... to 25f.; extra, 26..•. grey and feed, 21a. to 22a.; extra, '2l.f. ILipeved, per laid imp., Et glob, 291. to 311.; foreht.i, 291..0 311. Linseed, par imp. yr., 30. to 11. f. Imports during tie week Wheat, 0,203 qrs.; Barley, 2,112. Oats, 1,20 ; Brans, 1,123; •:37; Inapcsead, 33. Shelling, 440 CATTLE. &I.— CARLIaLIa, May 2.—There wag an we.- usually lure show of Cattle In this market to-day. Tholuth the numb. ron offer was great, there were very kw n ally prime at animals, by far the greater proportion being of a lean sort, told not at all suitable fir immoliate slaughtering. Sales were very slowly effected, and pron.. had a somewhat downward ten.kney, though we Clint quote much lower than of Lite, ranging trom Is. to Is. di per stone. On our kattieg the market at rather a late purr, a large num ber remained um. ld, and tat doubt many woe &hen home without gliding laminas en. Very few Stwep on oiler, the irtuditv generally gaga. Butchers complain. d that Mutt•n la very diltbult to buy. Vetoes from d. hut. A clearance was no doubt effected at the ewe of the market. A rather numerous show of Cahn to-day, and the quality generally g ml. I iting but slowly promded with, at print. ranging Gam 40. per lb., sinking offal. 3.—The tuatket to-Jay his been fully supplied with .tuck et West diveriptioda, and, taken as a whole, a god stroke of bownem Has Gan done, ut prima rather exceeding nuns rated There was a fair demand or fat Beef, and that of gaud quality readily made Ss per sane; whiW , in several 'romances, a h.glier figure was obtained, the quota:ion ranging mutt 7r. od. to rm. M. per wan. The market aas abundantly impulsed anti bar ' r. tier .+, and, grass being rewire, the de numd was rather langutikaonie Iskit artieles sold at about as. per wore, but 'a. gin, n tor VA.' of a better description ; wbiM good in sty bollocks - wad r Gd. Cows and Cale.* were tdrotifUl ; watio of a Idaln dt,etriptlua sold as low iia rile each ; but Cairy rows of guest quality were worth from W. to 1 1, each, amt in one inaddllCe I I!. was Mien,' and refund f,r a tine North lhoun Heifer ond Calf. We not cod no steers or aorling risen lathe market. A few yearlings were on offer at about 41. each. The supply 01 buleberr' Cairo. was again large ; some a re in eery pour dottdilioto, ulipedred to lure been weaned tea early, and atria,' Certainly stared) fit for human foul. Prices winged twat 201. to W. per lb. 'llie mot Let war tweedy rum% d with Whtt•p, and there ap.. d ale. G lok demand than Lie tdotk, although rtitv. ilia not give a ay except for lodel.ers' Lomb% which are now wmiing mere into W.W.I, Fat %ethers are woith r lb.; Hie small ditto, sick., loot in dime in+tant-ed prelim+ eel per lb. Rom Ito" 2W. to se. each. lamb, D Id, to led. per lb. A .boll supply of fork earemes, much kar than last wit - k, and no I urge rll.lllrel . rig. to keep down pekes. The market must therefore be quoted higher, averaging tram da ed. to 7s. lid. per score. • - ItEADING ST. JANII:Iee larg'• C Wl* fair arria held um usual the 14 and hid of May, according to the borough ell trier. ThVIC II very large show of Mollie. of all 111.0C1ri none, the inferior .114 priskinibuinug, but 1.11111, very fine hunter., tw it-W, anti nag Maraca, as well .rt .1 Sew past draught liorees lit kr the London trade. evalised h.gh thrum. Cow mile, of wekb them Was 3. WV' 11141116'r, was eery he icy iu dispwal, and most of them remained unarld ; indeed, Ira.'. &hose:her was eactedonly llt.AKuow, kiry 2. r.. was • largo supply o fine cattle at our insrkil this DIM i /1(. with dull Naito. last week's Nice,' were ruly niaintaineiL laced its. neer, 44.. to 455. ; APCI.III4II, 4.64. ; third, dOs. to 41s. Vows, Bull., and Inferior, 30s. to Sits. pet eat, sinking offal. A laiirr supply of tine Sheep, with quick ssi6s. lees similar to Inot day. 1k4.1 ,cored wttiders, lid.; second, 51d.; third, Ad.; ewes, Ipl. per lb., onLing ett.d. Fed rakes dull, at trout Utis. tot. s. per cwt. Fat Itiga, Ur. to Va. pm cwt. Lambs 13.6 to 7n per quarter. METEOROLOGICAL The State of the Weather at Nia.e o'clock raterday arrarged is order of balletic timed Plan. Cuurve ot %%Wu. i'LTMULTII P. , anntuvrii —. Blau Na Lliorramus Gentle Breen Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Brans Gentle ileum strong Breese Gentle 3.rerst Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Beetle Breese Gentle Breese Cloodien Partially Cloudy Cloudless Cloudier Cloudless Cloudless Partiay Cloudy Cloud ll less Claudine Cloudier Medina ParUally Cloudy Cloudle., (ion/11e, Partially i toady Clo Par tiaudy lly mud) Overcast Partially clear Cloudkri Partially Cloudy Cloutha. Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cluudleaa Matthew Partial y Ciowle Principally Clear Clear Cloudier. Cloudier. Parttilly Cloudy I:m.(101v Cloudy • FuLxvorwis -- 81131.11 F tyna Tucrxious BAMPOOTOKIL.. RiA IRMO 4 !LEEN tftvolia ........ “Levawrita CA.ruuui ..«. Gentle Breese Gentl• Breese Gentle Breeze tieutle tweeze Strong Ilrethe Calm Y•arsoormi—... Caws liesenicta HoLvescAD Werra, DARLIIKM:6I ..... MUM' ....... 11ArrutruuL....... sumouumm Bourror.a (.A,Aai HU.% ICE Gentle Breen. Krung Breeze Gentle Breege Gentle Weer...! Yteth Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze I Mem, tleetee liirtmg Breen , Wong Wiese eltroug Breve !gentle Breese Hurd %%nd N.W. W. N.W. THIS DAY, Noun . . Coen* of Wiud. Strength of Wool. Mau of Weather. W.N. W. I,eutic Breeze. Mummy, —•- The returns linia the following places did nut nub this office in thine for i.uldicatiun yeiserday ; they tberefori indicate the state of the w.ati.er on Thursday morning a nine o'cliick. Pllol.lt . 1 I >Clll:iji Ktr.fflig liruego Partially I (male Breeze I l'Artudly Cloudy CIiItaPENINO PATNNTB.—What objection is the:* to adoring in freest Brawn an imps vetut nt auntie, iu 'he le.t new patent law, la Franc- ? It ato allow the palest to be paid for by twelve 'early instalments. iu.tesil of in ,n e f iii au at first. Thee ham bees fond a my acceptable agar I lora' ion by pour investors, erh the goetauntent ha., I b.-litre, alto reaped Uwe be ne fi t root it, the income ftrisod trona this breech of revenue being grates than It wa,7un t e r the old law.—The Builder. BILI.noL i:*. w.N.w.l N.W. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ha_ als Usa "Shipplag Udaena,.. and • 1.1 71's CASUALTIES. Daring, Mom, from tialonicv to Co? k , pu' is here 417, n 1 i red to Ise very I, alt., —3l 4 k a . April 2 3, Elszsliab, A shet, Slupsey, from Churl .tov, cl eta! n x . London, hes put in kers, having lost boats, stanching., balwerks, and decks completely swept of wheel, &e., ing the caboose alone remaining, which damage shs tained on AprU 20, lat. !920 N., ton. 17 30 W.—Falmotell, May 2 Sir James Kent, from Rio de la Hoche to Petersburg, b, longing to Dundee, Wm Young, master, was ien - ked about the 20th March, eight leagues to the eastward Jago de Cuba ; cargo, dogwood, part saved ; 'easel a !otid wreck ; crew all safe. AIIUVIID. mAlui. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific ladiA viA Southampton India Tiff Maissitles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Haxannah Writ India Brasil ARAI VED. /imam Painter-at Groomed . , May 3, from Mon-at Liverpool, May 3, from Awritioarro-at Liverpool, May 3, from Berm aellaaNa-Ma Liverpool, May 3, from. Colima's' -a Cape Clear, May 3, from Cuts Qum-at Liverpool, May 3, from COMMIT CilarLa-at Groomed, May 3, tem CaAkINUOM -at Deal, May 2, from C men IfINDa-at Newport, ?day 2, from_ Ciro or Poosiaw-at Porta south, May 2, from Y.m.r.o-olf Dover, May 2, from Elmo-at Plymouth, May I, from Eu.zir -at:Oran-rend, May 3, from Eusaorrii--atOravearnd, May 3, from ELutassre -at Liverpool, May 3, fn.to Fluoutuarit,-M Liverpool, May 3, from lithium (.6.1-off Deal, May 3, from Hosea= Iluumos--at Portsmouth, May 2, from , licusarowr-at Gravemod, May 3, from Isamu-a-at Bristol, May 3, from 1.1 May 3, from Jaerreti-at Li verpool, May ; from Scute-at Newport, May 2, from Louisa- atilull, play; from Missava-off Portlaml, May I, from MIIIMAANCAI-at Liverpool, Mail from Mint-at lir:toothed, May 3, Posrra-at Liverpool, May 3, from. Pliovoz-at Liverpool, May ,3 from YalNClala ROTAL-Gt. Deal, MIL L , from Parsaarox -at Deal, May 9, PAILVST Da la:Pllaliat.C-14 Poole, May 2, from P uree -at Plymouth, May I, from Banana-at Liverpool, May 3, from sokatwaLethe -at Lirtrpool, May 8, from. New:balms-at Newp,rt, May 2, from.... SWITaIaTAND -at 3, Graorseed May 3, from Vssuo-at Lthorporl, May from Lows:so-at Bristol, May 3, from Wm. liras-at Grathlend, May 3. from Worrinsaroo-at Gravesend, May 3, horn SAILED. Aar. Caraxon-from Gravesend, May 3, to Altoona-from Gravesend, May 3, to Boort-from Hartlepool, May to MOAMMIA -from 31Aird, April 39, to Cream n-from Gravesend, May 3, to Gator -from Gravevend, May 3, • to CNA% Barrox-from [teal, May 2, to CEOME-from Plymouth, May 2, to Cosy rata-from Liverpool, May ; to Caitounn-frear Liverpool, May 3, to Utemotio-from Cardiff, May 2, to Dotal Maso-from Liverpool, May 3, to Depraft -front Gravesend, May 3, to Enni.untsz-from Gravesend, May 3, to Et lora -from Liverpool, May 3, to Funrema -from liartleterol, May 2, to FANNY -from Ne.oort, May 2, to Foam: co-from Gravesend, May 3 to 011..EY rarrmr-from Grall'atll4, May 3, to &noisome,: -from Liverpool, May 3, to GLOac -from Cardiff, May 2, to Goo. CANNINO--trrm Poole, May 2, to GARLAND-from Queenstown, May I, to MILLII,PONT-trun Falmouth, May 2, to ...... 111 roams -from Liverp.sal, May 3, to Isoisono CAROMMIL-from Gravesend, May 3, to lota-from Cardiff, May 2, to I. 0.-from Poole, M 2, to Jars-tram Cardiff, May 2, to Jara-from Deal, May 2, to QIIttIIAIOWA, May I, to K.Lro , a-from Hull, May, 2, to ..... MA:tI• -from %Hurd, Apnl 30, to Mosiluvre -from Newport, May 2, to Nona-from Falmouth, May I, to Marta , . LEAF-from °MEWL). I, May 3, to Parses Et 0100 • trom Poole, May 2, to Parma-from Gracesrn4, May 3, to Qt'L,N - from tracenst awn, Mar I, to Hoc ,VEKT-from Falmouth, Hay I, to ktol AL M..as-from Falmouth, May I, to RAMO-from Graveoen.l, May 3, to aiNISAH-from Gravesend, May .3, to ...... sio,olos a - foam Cowes, May I, to 1',...1.,-fr,,rn Hartlepool, M4y Nava-from Exmouth, May ~ to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH, stop r, J'ue 7 M 2i M 1; M tv 2: 31.•: 2! Aoti: J4t.ll~~LxY~ :6a:. ...... . k M : 1141, - ; Ern en Carr., April 2 4 , off the Bishops in l Clerks. I'ENIt mos, from London for Ni of York, lat. 4 0 .41 5 N , It *to. or Us...moot, for Vslparsoo, Much 5 N. Joni. THOMAS CAM'. of Newerst.e. irotu de Gast. PAI ts.., from Swaim's for Sinapyre, lat. N., 1:* Jape. SLVEN YEARS' WOOL ON lIER BACK.—Ti.e owe, bred by Mr. John Moore, of Littiecot t.r. Palmy, which has attained sa much celebrity Iron c+ma•aute of n having hem shorn, and w hir. eeire l bowities at mmy agricultural show., did day last, with 'wren year.' wo Aon her hick. In 171 of the lungs was the came of death. The wool m inches in length, and weighed 44100.—Wii:1;. , penitent. LAdvertisemettl—A CERTIFIED CCTV 1, IA UV ii01.1.4)..A1 . 11 (OlNlvik% t AND Pius.—The cat.: from Mr Alo,m, Jrrr) New :41 l•rof...oor — Ltoll by Mr. l'tnkcy, ch. ry filace :—.• Thie i. , to certify thlt ivy daughter, Acid re , ottlieted with *et otti:a tor three yeare, and that atter -a t..;tbxt by *even!' ro.pcLible . . duml to try Itolluwitro Ointment And 1 . i..., , t hilt rt tv three manikin, complet. le cured her, and .he irt non heitltb. 'Pits c.tn be re-rifir4 by various v. rson4 in th, ‘ . .. _ _.. I hAvc repideS for 22 ,st - K tk - ;.;.1.1 by all drugr.ata, hind hit Protestor lioLow.,)'• Strand, L006.31:4 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATI BIRTHS. ADEl.S.—Marelt I, at Agra, Mrs. A. AdelN e J. I'. of a son. ANDREWS.—March atCalcutta, Mrs. J. Andrew.... 0: BELCIILIL—ApriI '3O. at Lbury.street, the line of t‘... Lelcher, of a iLughter. CROWNE.—Feb. 20, at Colaba, the wife of J. A. Browne. h - ntanding ship soir Ilerbert Compton, of awn. COW% ELISZ.-11.ireti 1.!, at Calcutta, the wife of Mr.'.!. lite, of • s.ni. r.-)4,,y I, at Tollinaten park, lioratey.read, the fleet, Loy., of Fenchurch.ttreet, of a ton. GALL—March 2, at Contai, Grhoot, the wife of J. daughtrr. 111/ML—March 3, at Sttaithanpore, the wife of Lieut.. C..: 43i.1 Regt. Light In:antr,, of a ton. LEUG.—May 2, at Duke-street, London.bridge, . a daughter. LLOYI).—AprII JO, at Denmark-lull, the wlft of E. L /ZOOM lk 114 WI. mcKErrs.—March S, at Calcutta, Mrs. G. Ricket:4.. f SIMS. —Marcia IS, at I.ltor.usipere, tho of W. C. 4.. a daughter. sritcrr. —May I, at ?Milord llouw, 1 1 r:614111m 11:e Strut', ut a daughter. VOLUM—March tO, at rurneNtla, the ',tie of J. J. W. of W I LliIN :AEC,. —A pril 3 ~ at Groevenorigm.v, Comber the wue of U. It. Wahut.on, P.:44 , of a sun. MARRIAGES. ADAM —oollo.—Jon. at Aden, by the Rev. 6.11. nth EnohuA, only tin of the late J. Adam, W , Iluvuon th, i, litalrallll4 Copt. CoLO. R.N., of New Roney, I:k'ent. RII.RIUR-1)1 , : VERtNN E. -March 9, M vetch theltev. Aon • . . eniinton, %rib* Edinburgh, w lititsbrth of t'. Uv Vytoine, gay., of eisrrag‘in. PLIATT—IIittIWN. March 6, :at etriat Church. Ith , the Itee. F. W. VA , tl, M.A., the Vett. J. 11. rratt, M. u( Oticutta. to Llgnuah vt•Wat dan;hler o: IMMO—It I ME. May I, at I.intoln, by the Rey W. 111 Iting, Flay. o! the Mott lo Temple, to IlJrne: A' dAtught - ir ofAhe Leo W. C. of Louth, It 81111111•-11AINARD. ti.olford, by the 6 wry, 1$04110•4140 111:11.6111 W iAe I . :Ali 0: iteLeh.6lll; I ot the Iltdalle Temple, to Sumo J.iw, clam kt 11.Ipt.tra, 1:... of ttw IturnsllArentlt. Kent. r ta•rtitt.—lbly 2, at letcsh tua-rea.l J. Ituse. &Wad 1 , 011. of the late lie* V.ilmoutlt, to tlarrktt, young*t daughter el W. Su' Grua., I.lackbeattt. DIX ItE %M*l.-Ntty I, W. IkvinK, Y.N. of .‘urticA-place, sgevi 71. 11.1\1 SON, 11. Penang. Mary Ann.•, rel Mayon, • , R.N., late asitar Atten‘Luit Craw aged Nt. MIA • Nay 1 , a °Atka Ratio% A. liArgnlA, EN., Aged SS. FlRTll.—Match Lt. at tiartkn.mtkilt, tsuleutta, N. I\rth t rectisoular And thwntal Steam Nhvtg.tttuu Company , GAItIIN - At, a t Lee, keit Cit.' Ly.1...1, Urn. tbe W 11. tiordner. agmi 62 . ttAmtLroN Mn I, at Alth aLtughter htte J. 11411'11ton, 14 the aged 1,6, IL\~UFI6I U. --March 2, at ! ‘intailprmant atui I.lloa4lltld, LI.M.'; a; 1 , 0.0, .Ml RDIN** -'lloseh 10, at Seraupore, Margate% in. J. Mobsoson, sal 20. Printed :Ind pablinbed by W 1144.688 limo Ilkino, of N 0 . ,. Wart, in ~hr Ot‘ ot London, Printer. et thoolt.., • 1... atreet, In tbe Icinct of Wnlicfrlnta- BAreno,,T, Na. 4, V.,