The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-10 00:00:00

HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. (Pram the Segistree.Onserars Report.) In the week ending last Saturday, the death. of 1.124 permits were registered in the metropolis; this sum bar showing °sly a ,mall decrease co the return of the pre- vious week, though the latter was rockily swelled by on orswalkassy Islam .1 coroners' eases. Is correspeedlog weeks .1 10 previous years (18409) the average somber of eat!. was 918, ulna, if corrected foe increase of popula tion, becomes 1 001 ; the excess in last week amounts there *** as 123. The following series eallobits the deaths regis tered week'r dace the begionitg of March they were 876,067, I.OM, 1,167, and la the last wink 1,124. The resent return, am eampered with that of the preeedieg meek, shows a deems. in the epidemic class of dimmest, an henrease is the hiberealer, and in dingoes of the brain and Parma erten; bat is eomplaisto affectiog the respiratory ergass the two retinas are slogan the same As compared With toe. ceerecfed &moo of 10 isorreepondieg weeks, the preen ntura shows •de nape la evens dinars, bat • eaadderabk Innen la dime, of the respiraosvy seism Deenbide was fatal last 1114 kto 119 persons pennons to Si; oedema to 23; larynxitia, pleurisy, and e th er complaints ea Se eons dee to 26; the denim tyre he aggregate from nose sum being 253, whereat the ted &map is only 168. Cementer ion destroyed 134 penes, nearly the anger number. Two bon mad the.. nirh died of laryegiseaus @trials% In the epidemic slow anall-poz was fatal to 4 roreous, measles to 16, ..de lis to 17, hoopingmough to 27, neap to In, isflonsa t+B, diarrhate to 16, erysipelas to 16, typhus to 24, the mortality bolos Ices than usual hem all them castes, ezeopt typhus, which is eh mt the %MS" letzten% diserho”, and which are above it. A death from cholera es corted oa the 31et et March, at 4, Phmsiz-stmt, North Br. tideeia.the-gelds. The deceased was the daughter of a beer-earn keeper, of the egg of 7 y ear, sad died from " English cholera," after 16 hones' illness. Kr. Stapes, the Itttgistrar, mentions that " the medical at tesdant, before cntifyieg the can.. of death, called on him to explain that if the late epidemic bad prevail. d at the present time. ke would have eorsidered it tight to return the ens as" Asia* cholera." The disease commenced with imeneive sickness and diarrhir e,and the latter speedily assumed the appearance of rift-water purging, attended with crimps. The - father of the child dad of Asiatic ctolerie during tbe Ist* visita tion. No other person in now ill in the keen." Two per.oes are repnmd this week as having died ef latemper mem, or al disems engendered by it. Oa the 9th March, at Betbastgress woekter use, • female servant died at 28 years ot age, " bilious cholera (after ea tunes' of 2 dar e l i : The daughter of a weaver, aged 14 Tem, died at 9, Baas street, Boatel-rent, of tt chorea." A child of 21 days, on whom an 'nee's% was held, tiled in Farringdon street of " inhumation of the peritoneum from signore to cold." Four children wen accidentally ref icated in bed. The births during the week were 1,343. At the Itsyal Observatory, Orme with, the mean height el the barometer in the week was 29 363 in. The seen temparatur• was 49.6 deg., hizhen by 4.6 deg. than the average of the same week is 7 years, and no less than 13 7 deg. hiahter than la the week immediately preceding. On Monday and Tuesday , it was reepenively 6 deg. and 7 deg. higher than the avenge GREAT ANTI-STATE CHURCH MEETING AT [NO H AM. Oa Tuesday evening an immense meeting was held in the Eichacge Roll, Nottingham, for the purpose of elect. kg delegates ti the ensuing conference, and hearing addremes font John Rine'', E.q., the Ree. J. 0. and Thomas Knight, 'Req. Alderman Kgtolly pre sided. A great portion of the audience wneisted of Orange. men, collected from the various lodges of the town and neighbourhood, who saatii:ested esnaiderable z:al in defence of their princip:es, but after a tremendous struggle wore signally defeated. The proceedings, therefore, partook of en unu.ually turbulent character. The Rev. J. A. BAYS El, Baptist, moved, " That in the opioion of this meeting the union of the church sod state is injurious to religion, destructive of the purity and isclepos. deuce of the church, and incompatible with the esirtence of religious equity swoop the people. That the dissolution of the alliance—effected without violenee,and with a due regard to existing interests—would rtmlee a fright'ul source of bitterness and discontent ; and, while it would liberate re ligion from the interference of the state, it would reFeve the state of some of its most serious em barrassments." The rev. gentleman enforced this rear lotion in • most elcquent speech. The It.v. 3. G. MIALL sec-meted the proposition. The Rev. W. CLENENTSON, incumbent of Kim berley, leader sad champion of the Orange party, thin stepped OR to the platterm k to move an amr ndenent, and at eery great length attempted to prove from Scripture that God had commanded all people who obeyed his laws to maintain a state religion, and incidentary insinuated, upon Squire Anty's authority, that the revenues of the established church of Eng land had bees very much overstated. His amendment wee--" That in the opinion of this meeting the church of England , as by law established, is a national bless ing ; that its separation from the state would inevitably draw do's upon the nation the wrath of God; and that con. quently this meeting hereby publicly protests against the proceedings of the Anti-State•Charet Associa tion, se calculated to ....strop the peace and prosperity of England." (Laughter and groans, with choosing from the Orsagenten, followed.) Mr. ALEXANDER KING, hoe cap tinker, eeceiteded the amendment, and in doing so said the digesters were more rapaewas aftsr pew rents sad other fees than were church clergymen. _ 1417.idgfiffiiiY replied to Mr. Clementeon. He demo- lished the my. gentleman's statistizs, and charged the whole hierarchy with fraud in understating their income in 11134. The property of the church was taken from the people at this Haman Conquest, and in his opinion ought to be devoted by parliement to the paying off of the national debt. (Cheers and uproar.) A labourer, named WOODWARD, then recnamonded hie feilow working men not to vote for either party, as both bl crimanation and recrimination had proved themselves to be thieves. A portion of the church property belonged to the poor, and now TNISIti were falling out about it there was • chance of the working classes coming in for a sham of their own. He decidedly ejected to re being given to the money lenr'era. (Cheers and laughter.) The original motion was then put, after the amendment, amidst arch confusion, and carried by a most decided ma jority. Tee announcement was received from the chair with repeated rounds of applause. Mr. Alderman Bean and the Be,. J. A. Baynes were appointed deloga:ce to the mealsg triennial imakessoe, and the proceedings terminated. MUSIC. HER MU SETT'S TH BATES. Madame Sontag appeared last evening as Boum', in " II Barbidre di Siviglie," one of the parts In which she achieved her greatest and earliest triumphs. It is is every way "sited to her powers as as actress sad a singer. Her delineation of the character is admirable—fall of archness, naivete, and spirit, mingled with the delicacy and refinement of a young lady of condition, which Rosins should always be represented as being, though several favourite actresses have too much lost sight of this feature. The light and florid masks of the opera displays to the greatest advantage the beauty of her voice and the perfection of her execs dos ; and, in the " Una Too' roe fd," bee wonderful brilliancy sad richness of embellishment gave this hackneyed air the freshness of novelty. Still more pr(wng were her vccal feats in Rode's air with v v ari•tion., which she gave in the scene of the singing lemon. She was received with unabated enthusiasm. The opera, as a whole, was exesedinely well per formed. With Calzalari as Coast Alosaviva, Lablache as Dr. Barelsolooiad Bellstti as Rpm, it could not tail to be delightful. The base was very fall ; and the Queen and Prince Albert, with the Prima of Wales and the Princess Royal, honoured the per formance with their presence. IRELAND. Drnitx, APRIL 9. The aggregate meeting of the citizens of Dublin, convened in pursuance of a requisition to the Lard Mayor, to petition the legislature against the cortem plated abolition of the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, was held yesterday in the round room of the Rotunda. Admission to the platform and reserved seats wu by tit ket, the price to the former bring half-a-crown, and to the latter, ls.; but shortly after the commencement of the proceedings the whole of the edifice wu crowded almost to ezoess, the audi ence including some ladies in the reserved places. Tn. chair was taken by the Lord Mayor. Resolu tions condemnatory of the intended abolition of the vice-regal court were adop.ed. CLERICAL. Tu BISHOP or MANCIITATIS consecrated, OR Sitar. day, a burial around snatched to the algal of Walton-le &IL near Prestos, and alio an additional burialtround attached to the parish church of Charley, Laacsahire. Mill• 1 AO Rev. Francis Buckley Broadbent, to the stipendiary curacy of the parish church of Chorley. Rev. Wm. Doyle, 8.A., to the stipendiary curacy of Bt. Saviour's Church, Cliceltoaospon-Kedlock. rAVAL ADMIRALTY, APRIL 9.—Paomonowo.—To be Burgeons 0. Rae sad T. Graham. To be Pay:enters and Punen J. F. Phillips sad W. 14361/14 Arrotsriserre —Captala : A. L.. Corry, to the Victory, for service as es Menden, of packets at Boothempton, ruse Bahl, Liinnessaat: J. Brrkley, to the Hopei. Midshipmen : W. F. Johnson, to the Amazon; H. W. Honser, to the Assistance. Chid Engineer IlSolvall, to the Archer. Archer. Assistant Eagiseere : R. Allen and 0. N. Brooke., to the _ Naval Cadets: W. Mien, to the Victory; and C. W. seas, to the Fismost Fans MONIII—(From last night's Gaselie)—Tas Co- Lutist na.—Noties is given, that se seenunt is about to be exhibited is the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty, Mowing the unmet e( h , ox i z ma was j oey received for the de 'trestles certain pirate the 30 Way, 184 Y. by the 'Aeon et and essepany 01 her as rays th sloop Columbine, la eampsay with th• Hen. Company's steamer Nemesis.— BAUM?, ROIIIIRSON, aN CO., {euta. INFANT ORPHAN ASYLOM.—Her Majesty's atten tion having been sailed to the distrening ens of an afoot sadlealy deprived el both paints is Clonnel (the father having been sergetat'ali9f in the let Regiment of Dragoon Guards), she has most kindly placed one of the youngest enders ia the Winstead infant Orphan Asylum. DISIMOOTIOII OF AN AMIRICAN BRIO. The Phenix, pilot boat, of Cowie, arrived titre es Friday night with the eaptain, erew, sod penmen of the brig Liae o l a , o f Beaten, U.S , who were takes sot of the German ship Maria Chrietine, of Alma', Von master, of Poetised, booed up Chisel to Hamburg. The ouster of the Lincoln stated that he sailed from Bastes for Callon's, on the 29th Jane- ary len, and pursued kis voyage under favourable dream stamen until be remind the lat. 4 N. and lon. 25 W , when at 10.30 p m. of Musk 2, durieg a heavy shower of rain, and without any menasieg appearance of lightning, the maid was emu* with the electric fl which dtivered the aisiamase, sad fosod its way Tito the bold. 011 . ani lbe meth volumes of smoke were mined, sad • Impendhis to eatiagubh :be Ore they eadeavoured7oe ft . by deellag miry s p le e n% 1. this state they sonsisell far somfg gem Sap. Ineh !be Muskeg la the held, when d ~sl dull lwo il relieved Ms _ream iolisdio Fe- Maris Chriatiaa, an takes ea bird. X= lb* UMW brig lb. hakes. Sispook Ilia Ss brat One, sad Is thirty fts slioniesie 11.11 Orlf Os MM. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Oriel, Mario, and Tembariii,ilWarrived a few days ago from St. Petersburg, made their first ap pearance of the season last evening. The opera was " Lneres'a Borgia," one of the meet hackneyed in the ripertoire ; but it gives such 'cape to the tragic powers of the great prima donna that its performance continues to be witnessed with unflagging interest. In the character of the terrible heroine Orisi stands alone and unrivalled. She is like Pasta in Medea or Siddons in Lady Macbeth : and so grand and =gni ficent is her personation that her vocal per formance, fine as it is, is thrown entirely into the shade, the more so as there is nothing striking or characteristic in the mastic of the pin. We have never seen anything more en thusiastic than her reception. Mario, and Tangential were likewise received with great warmth. SPORTING. CROXTONyARK RACES-TunDAT. ( Electric GRANNY HANDIC AP AP Of 20 'Ova each, Telegraph.) 10 ft, and 6 °sly if declared, with 100 ' , idea, for 3 yr.olds and upwards. About a silo and a bal4 (61 tuba, 44 Owl= declared.) Backbiter, A yrs, lOrt tub 1 Cattlalord Irs, 7 yrs. wt 12Ib BaLvoia Coma Boozes of 16 soya sub, 10 ft and 100 added for 3yr olds, &e. Ow Rile. (16 gabs) EPSOM SPRING MEETING. The subjoined list of the flat races to be run to on the Down and of the steeple chases to be decided on the following day within ten minutes walk of the tcwn, embrace the entries made on Tuesday evening, and show an amount and variety of sport to which it will be difficult to take inception. The first day's proceedings will eon mince at half-past one o'clock with the Trial Plate, to be followed, at two, by the Two-Year-Old Stakes, the great rate being flx.d for three o'clock ; these events over, the heats will commence, and if they come up to anything like the Epsom average, may be got through about six o'clock. The steeple chess, we presumes, will not commence so early, or be run et each short intervals. The ground selected is Epsom-common, about a mile from the town, on the right of the roil leading to Leatberhead. The winning poet will be within a quarter of a mile of the Windmill, and the start will take place at the distance pest, the line pro ceeding past the winning chair, through the enclosed lands adjoining the Windmill, over some quickest hedges. It then takes& westerly direction towasda Newton-road, then turning to the right up the valley,leaving the pond on the right, up the bill, and finishing with nearly half a mile of etraMbt running. The fences will be about thirty in number, end will comprehend pore and rails, hedges and ditches, and two or three water jumps; and the distance, 'wins round, will be abut four mile. The stands for the accomorsdation of the public will be placed on the bill, very near the wincing chair, and will afford a good view of the whole line of coarse. The directors of the Brighton Railway hare announced eats trains sash day at low tares; then can be no doubt, there fore, that the meeting will be sucorseful. The following are the preNut arrivals ; —loathe, Borneo, Q ' , Cheerful, Baekhosnd. Sister to Matte. Saute, Ada Mary. Ellerslie, Mummer, Rsdulphne, Leo, British Yeoman, Melly, Rachel, sad Positive. The entries are se under : TAUB/MAT. „„ IaILL STARS/ PLATS 60 80vd, aided to a sweepstakes of 6 son inc a. for 3-yrolds, ist; and four, 9st. One mile. Mr. St phrm's e Knight of ()inane, 3 yea, Tst ; kr. W. Stwall's b e B.shranger, 3 yr., lit ; Mr. 0111th's eh f Miss Splay, 3 yre, 74:; Lord H. O Lencol's be Borneo, 4 yrs, gat ; Count Batthyany's eh e Cultism% 3 yrs, 7ot ; Sir G. Heatheete's br c by Sir linvules, oat of Dark Susan, 3 Es. 7st. !WO-TZAR-OLD STASIS, of 10 KIPS. each, with 25 son. added. Ca pt ain Archdall's I Quadroon; Mr. E. R. Clark's br e Edward of York ; Mr. Douglas's D m Pedm ; Mr. W. Irseundin; Mr. Gratwieka's b e Cadges ; Sir J. Hawley's eh c Toddle/tee • Sir G. Heathcote's ch by Ve locipede oat of Ltdy Geraldine ; Mr. Jones's b f heath.; Lord H. Lat.sol'd bfby Dm John, dam by Dr. Syntax; Mr. W. Le. 'a b e Predilection ; Mr. C. Lilly's b e Bold Harry ; Mr. Payne's eh f Catalpa ; Mr. Payne's Citadel ; Mr. Runsbottom's b I by Charles XII, oat of Queen of Cyprus; Duke of Richmond's b e Burktentd ; Duke of Richmond's hr f by the Uey Buck, out of Margellina ; Mr. W. Sadler'. f Fringe ; Mr. Thompson's b e Jack Robinson. OIiAT IIZTIIOPOLITAN STASIS (handicap) of 26 110 n. earl, 16 ft, and only 61f declared, with a bogus of SOO eon. added. Two miles and a wiener. 6 r at e I • Mt J.1 . 14E: b bend Mr. II dab Davin --.. 3 8 Mr. J. I. sa b b Mena.. —.. 3 8 Kr. Illedlenre be nlshwltiesa....=-..—.... a 8 Mr. pce sa lo b blue -'—' .. ......... 3 7 1 Mr O. >ricl rite's br e Won we 4 1 Mr. 1.1 b bOlnikoser 3 1 Mr. 11 .aorls be May Lord anaies's di • Dabs 4 Xr. H. 60.66des b • Wan ~. 1 Mr. lend% a e se 4 Mr. Oman b fawns 4 Mr. W. Linn di b Dessre 4 Mr. Menden% br • Duke of Itidnewre Id 1 paw 4 Mr. Maine •b 5 Mende_ ......_."...«.......« 1 Lad Tense% b . Inbar .-.- - ......- 4 Mr. B. OMEN W • nod .1 10..5.. 4 Mr. J. dans% ®a Tens-- --...... 4 Mr. C. Peek's b f deledy,V Edbesirse .—.. 4 Mr. T. B. Cbertne. re I Milawn —. 4 1 Coked Assn% br I ► i Beediar ...- ......—... I 13 Mr. Career's b I Era ....... ............ -. 4 1 10 Mr. Mann% W Can May —......-... 4 10 Mr. OrevillVe b • hay .... 4 Mr. Gals% b . Lammarskoar dr. D. Innen% br b Lasn, ..... li•y Wadi: Ms, en et betete dr. IsysamTe b e Wild Bose (bits Inebhd) 4 M r . De=te Mr Gilbert, by Lerstrent, of Mr. bapne b re Zed Doe I Mr. slitli b I Cheerful 4 Mr. Dorris% gr t The bate% Obi 4 1 14. OrlneiCsebeJogs va 1 . eal m alelairt.otHaail 4 1 Conn latibyese. r Mr. I. Inn% M e )R 1 1 Andlelri a W Mr. Canis Odbnisa's b li f Inist= a Mr. C. inevlsr. b e M. Gawp 3 1 Cando lawdini be • Prlnedo 1 Coot 11elnyaqh di s bands. $ In red lay e son ant. RAILWAY STAR'S of isoes. rash, with 25 son. added. Hosts, one mile.—Mr. Eladd's b f Salute, 3 yn, fist ; Mr. Roberts's sh f Heroine, by Gladiator, 4 yrs, list 41b ; Mr. H. Bradly's b `Bata Hood, 5 yn, Bst 131 b; Mr. B. Herbert's bg Ralulptme, aged, 9116 b ; Mr. Death's b e Franciscan, 3 yrs, fost 31b; Sir G. Hestbeeta's eh oby Gladiator, oat of Kb.- rsuan's data, 3 yn, tlet 31b ; Mr. J. S. Douglas's b f Vice, 3 yrs. 6st 31b; Mr. Listet's br (Pima GM, 4 yrs Bst 41b. Sununu Howe &taxa of 3 0000. each , w ith 20 son. added. Heats, half • ails—Mr. H. Milner 's b m Clair. Toyama, 6 re. fist lib; Mr. Rotaries eh f Heroine, 4 yrs, 60 91b; Lord fitratharre's eh gby Epirus, dem by D'Eg• rills oat of Bethany, 4 yrs, Est 91b; Mr. Brown's Genuine, 5 yn, 7st Glb ; Mr. Driakald's eh e The Juggler, 4 Mr. Est 121 b; Mr. Biugley's el f Christiana, 4 y n , 7 st 71b; Mr. H. Drew's b g Muter Murree, aged, 711 711); Mr. H. Drewit's eh sa Miss Kipper, 6 , 7st 61b; Mr. Csiady's eh a Ditigesos, 3 yn, fist Sib; Mr. Lister's br f Pageant Girl, 4 yrs, 7st 21b ; Mr. Baying's b e Lama, 6 yrs, 7st 61b. FAIDAT. 01114 T MITROPOLITANEITIIIPLI Caws 0115 NW. WI; aad 6 U declared, with 100 cot. added, about 4 miles.- 26 eats. rt. ..... Mr. Dribwien b i The MI6 Tams% mod « H lb. Mr. H. Ilinrs bell Illr Peter Lomb. ...... II Mr. T. M. b b Premed .......... ll Mr. lids 1. a m se .. .... ...... 1 Heibm 1 Mr. ism% ce 's i LIMIe (11 sod -.. ...... —— I Mr. libbrwornes bsi Ilasball. II re .—.—.— I Mr. Treadears b a Mods Dw WM ----- 1 Mr. (brim lebra b g Tborpel4 (a 14 MOW I Mr. J. Tonitt. 0 ( AMMO ....*****••••••• Tune Capt Nalibt's li 1 etz i Ll i4 l. —.—............... Mr. CIIIPWS 011•0001 Air 7b• (II btrod ...-.. Mr. Pribliar's br if TM LH Tana's, (b m0d..... Mr. G. bymosOolo b Mr. Morton Hebb% 4\=-................. -. Mr. Makerb b am MOM In .......-....... Mr. Padres b ma Wei IrAw_.. . 2 . I iiiiiet — ds'arei iWil. Antelockaric eranrtn Cumin et 10 ma. eaeb, wl'b 26 addod. Gentlemen Man. This. miles :—Captain Kaight's bl g Los, aged, list 716; Mr. Anoon's Johnny Oaks, 6 My s, llst 711); Captain Green's b g Th. Treasurer, 12ot; Mr. Casw's b g by Laurel, aged, Ilst 71b. 1917113 T HON? BTIMPLII CHAU Of 6 EVIL Mb, with 25 added. About two miles. The winner to pay 6 soya. to wards expensos :—Mr. Tate's b as 0.1..,., aged, Ilkt 816; Ys. Beeman ad raids, b), aged, 105$ 81b 1 Ns. J. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1850, litre Zoo" list: Mr. H. Bbd's lr t Tie Zen, lilt lib; sic JOb•0011% b n &rats Elykor Ilse; Mr Carosee gr g Grimaldi. aged, 104 ; Mr. Tann% Neansiltao, lost ; Mr. Beltsm's best Romema. 6 yre, llst ; Mr. Meleay's b !tied, llet ; Mr. Ronk% g RoendS liMUb. SC&AMILII bTIIPLI CHAIM 01 8 SOU. sash, with 25 added. Omer round sad a distance. The Milian to be sold by meths :—Mr. Parker's b ea My Premier Essay, 6 Mr. 9st 111 b ; Mr. O'Hey's b k Morris Daley, arii, 114 Mr. Jekson's b Osit•Omet, ged lbet ; Mr. trait's b n Ralhgeo, aged, lOat 4lb ; Mr. Thrdt's b g Wlremers, r l Melboassa, Pet 11lb; Mr. Job. Lowa's ek n Cowslip, a Det Illb ; Mr. Bergman's as bis Chlata.primt, aged 0e; sib; Mr. Williams's b g Olasenek, 9st 11lb ; &fife, b g Fmk (late Railroad), lOst 91b ; Mr. 06711 W% b Herbert Imey, got Illb ; Mr. Boytoa's b ea R0w..., Psi Illb ; Cap. tala Oniabter's b g Pith. (late Jen Mattlems), aged, 9st lub; amnia Tbanoe's b g Booth Dow., Ilvt ; Myt toa's els g The Tralmeky 0.., Pet Illb ; Mr. Diettep's di it The Clipper, 9.5 11th; Mr. Teamster's b g Laud..., sp., 9st 11lb; Cork '. g Cabins, 911 ILAI3 *ntelligence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. YENTERDAT. Boom Ms. ONORAWAWM LAW. A NOW POINT 17NDB/1 TMI PZOTICTION ACT. His Honour took ommiew to saU Woad= to a comewh.t importaat print wader the Protection AM. It was ear Maury for insolent*, la their ISIBUSIII se their 'sceptid articles, to pot the vales ems iw a lump. Now, la his opinion, where Miami were so salami, they was unpro tected. The leaned Commissieeer teemed to the est, mad bead that the value et the @Weise were " respeatinly to be gives ;" thersime auk midis met be separately valued. He added that it wee open to parties to employ the broken of the met Won they ash the Pro. kaiak Ast. _ _ _ BOOM Ka. Ix is Willa* Post - llALLoxs:—FAuti PUMICE. - This insolvent WM.end by Mr. NiceoV, for Wain. Harvey, of Lsabstit.besee, Hoesdrapsn, sad by Yr. J. D. Davis, wise adeehmt,d St. Marpaze. Tbe esesyhdat it Nana. Harvey la this ease, which aeon pied the mat le a late her ea Idowday, was, that the bawl. net bad sDYissd lama mit, without the mesas of pay. neat, sad doss wastiewsfy deisaded aa action, whereby he bad is/reseed the debt. _ _ 11r. DattylM whip soweltant, ostaplained that the in. solveat hM obtained 1111. worth of wine of him, on repro =that t wants landlord of the Ship and Camel own la Doeldwad, whoa, la test, his son, who was a Wise, woe pot hll4llolllllltlllll owner. The insolent admit tea that he Ind and hi. elleo sane. Mr. Davis easaatned his opposition la penes, and displayed no inconsiderable loot la his aumiaatira of the insolvent. Mr. Conatiesioner Phillips remanded the iaselvint for -- three =oaths, at the suit trir Kern. Havey, sad for eight months (coneurrestly) at Os suit of Mr. Dea, far 011attact log the debt with him wader Mee pretesew. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Kutcrrox, APRIL 9. BOORS OLIO ironies WILDS AXD • SPECIAL )CRT. WEIBILIA O. THE BUIROP 01 WINCRESIER. This ow has at last been brought to a conclution, after having occupied the court nearly lour days. It has already been rated that the action was brought to try the right to certain waste lands, and whether they be longed to the plaintiff, claiming as lord of the senor of Chart, or to the defendant, who is lord it the manor of Farnham. A great many writer's were examined on both sides, bat it appeared to be pretty clearly made out on the part of the right d defendant that no such manor a. Chart had ever existed, and that it wu only one of the tithiags of the manor of Farnham. The jury stepped his lordship while he was in the course of summing up the cue, and said they had made up their dads, and they at once returned a verdict for the defendant. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—VESTERDAY. Haman nu RWORIIKIL CHAIOI OP FRAITDUI.76IITLVAPI:37OPII/1111441 000D11. Jobe &senor surrendered to take his trial for said,- suraeour. Mr. Parry proueuted, aad Mr. Behatthe appeared for the delendet. — The misdemeanour imputed to the defendant was that he, being agent for one John Southgate Weller, and having in such capacity ;had certain goods intrusted to him for sat • custody, afterwards, contrary to good faith, appropriated these goods to his own use. It appeared that the prosecutor earried on the business o!an eating-house keeper in C hutch lane, Whiteehapel; and in February last, being in some difficulties with his landlord, a distress was put into tie house for the sum of 341.195. 6d, An agreement was sub, sequently made that the dirtrese should be withdrawn upon the prosecutor paying 41. in cash and giving a bill for the balance of 141. 19s. 6d. ; and it appeared that the defendant, at the request of the prosecutor, consented to accept the bill, the latter agreeing, as a means of holding him harmless, and being about to give up his business, that his furniture should be placed in the defendant's ears until the bill should be paid. It appeared that, after the arrangement bad been emended, and the bill had been given, the prosecutor entertained some suspicion of the defendant's fidelities's, and be offered at once to pay the bill, and declined to let the defendant have possession of his furniture ; and when the furniture, which wes stated to by worth 1501, had been placed In a inn, the prosecutor directed that it should be taken to the Eastern Couaties Railway station, to be conveyed to the country. but it appeared that the defendant, with three other men, into- eepted the me; and, acoord:og to the evidence of the prose- clam, forcibly took away the furniture, and it was after. wards conveyed to an auctioneer's room, where a por tion of it was sold, in defines of the protest of the prosecutor. The prosecutor assorted positively that he had since paid the bill, and that he had never, in point of fact, received a single farthing from the defendant ; and he at the lame time stated that by the proceedings of which he complained he was at present dia• possessed of the whole of his furniture. Mr. Ballantine, after the ease had proceeded to some length, suggested that possibly it might be a satisfactory tar initiation of the matter if some arrangement should be made for the restitution of the property. Ile of course did not say that the defendant was not in a position virtually to alter the aspect of the case as It at present appeared ; bat it seemed to him that the justice of the case would be answered by the as. rangement that he suggested. Some discussion then took place between the learned counsel and the court, and upon a suggestion that the de fendant should consent to a verdct of guilty, and enter into recognisance; to appear and receive judgment, it being un derstood that in the event of the property being restored, no sentence woild be passed, the recorder said he did not think he could sanction a verdict of guilty upon the present indict ment utile, there was some distinct evidence of the defen dant having d 'posed of the property in question. The rroseentor was accordingly recalled, and is answer to questions put by the Recorder, he said that the defendant was present when some of the property that had been sold at the auction was removed. He at the same time, however, stated that the defendant in the first instance took the furni ture away by force and against his will. The Recorder said it appeared to him that this last piece of evidence put an end to the charge. The defendant was amused by the present indictment with having Improperly dipeesd of property which had been entrusted to him by the preesseeer to take care of under certain conditions, when it appeased that he had not entrusted it, but, on the contrary, the property was taken from hiss against his will. r. Ballantine said that this was his view of the ease. If say offence at all had been committed it was larceny. The jury then, under his lordship's direction, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. The Recorder said, that it appeared to him clearly upon the facts as they already appeared, that a larceny had bun committed ; and he should order the prisoner to be detained so that an indictment should be preferred against him for that offence. CII•1OI OF ROBBIIT IN ♦ BAYMACI. JCIII4 Griffin, 19, was indicted for riesling a gold watch, value 301. and a gold chain, velem; gl., he property of Loner Garland, In the dwelling-house of our lady the Queen. It appeared from the statement of the ease by the counsel for the proaeattion, that the prosecutor is a lieutenant in the 11th Hussars, and in September last he was stationed with • detachment of his regiment at Hampton Court. Shortly Lama that period he had exchanged a watch, for which he had given 301., with a Jew named Joell for the watch in question which was a small o.eevese article, in reality o' very trifling value, and it seemed that he bed left it in his room with a gold chain and key attached to it some time in the month of September, and missed it soon afterwards. Nothing was heard of the stolen property until November following, when it appeared that • pawnbroker at Terieken ham, named Saunders, purchased the whole of the articles of the prisoner foe 35'. sad wording to the evidence of this person he did not believe that the chain was gold, and threw it aside as worth:en, and afterwards disposed of it for flee shillings. It appeared an the course of the camp that the prisoner bad been employed in a subordi nate capacity to wait upon the officers, and therefore had as opportunity of taking the property ; but it was at the same dine admitted that • number of other persona had the same facility of doing so, and it likewise appeared that she had openly Mew sad of the watch and chain, and gave her true name and addrees. Mr. Tarnle, in addrealing the jury for the prWoner, out planted upon all the favourable p o i n t s I n the CYO. and sub witted that, under the circumstances, she was entitled to an acquittal. The Recorder having sunward up, the jury shawl Wl"' distally maned a verdict of Not Malty. NEW COURT.—YosTaimiT. Heroes rave Menem !Lamm. RODBROT WO • DOOR L•IIPOURIR. John Ernmerstoy, 33, labourer, pleaded guilty of Walls, 6 Ibt. weight of tea, the property of the St. Katherine', Desk Company, hie master& The COMMIS 11141JOODI said that the frequent robbutkii committed by unable of public eimpanies reudond it Imperative tbol mum seatimon eltoald be posed to operate so re ozarapile. He wet then atoltand to twelve woke itapeleoansat sad bard Maim MIDDLES= SESSIONL—Yzem.DAY. Imerm tie lissusure ADMIX The April Gamed Olean Breslin of the Pew ter the County of Mildisses sessateneed yesterday saorchrg at the Sessioas-house. Oisebeawell. There were 97 prbeeers See trial of wheat Mn we charged with isleay. THIS DAY, Noox. Oman. of Mad. Strength of Mod. flUto of WooAbsc SAW. (tootle Brous. Ow. . . The returns front the following places did not reach this caw in thee for puldlattioa yesterday ; they theillbra indicate the state of the weather ou Monday etorniest at sine o'clock. Pinwasouarr . Cala twaramot lavas/um S N AL Gentle Bream I Partially Cloudy You N. rlentle Breen Overcast Warrior H. Oratts Breese Overcast DMILIPUTOS OraU• limn Partially Cloudy Llaart.wous. I N.ll. ONai ballad, Cloudy Joviwzmi TbehilinefiNdee ebermins the VIII that, at flu MOO stelllNtsimelea lest year he • Amp to the greed jog WI that men, ebb ily. subject of jeirenile Mile Is the Metropolitan .- thse of the chief objects he bad in view Is se deb* wet to all psihe attention M t n melte of the sweßades ett e testate knows as tbe Lemony gala was MOW in 1 . 8 1 41 . 13 l aden gene Ole megistreta JINN of es=inriedellha emir elf ammo§ Imoodes committed by net mile& kortcen leen of age. It bad bees ma still wee Sit to diger in intake with tho bosevelmt poo sebum of that statute ea to Ite Wel results. 111 1 was Omaha by the legislature the withdrawal of children frees the public routs, sad dm sobethetles of a gra tribute' and an individual jolgoost fee trial by • would have a beneficial operatics upon the youthful population of the country, and tend not only to diminish the seeitaber of minimal. bat the menet of mime ; but en expe llee's of Pert y years In the general administration of jostler, MA as nominee of twelve years in that court (Is which letter period he had tried 18,000 pitmen, and had carefully watched the caner of men, hundreds), left in his mind a dee mend seasiettea that the consequences of this summary juriedkflen would be just the reveres el the molts antici pated by the framers of the set of parliament, by which that mammy jariediction wall established. The statute had bad the trial of an additional twelvemo.th sines that charge wee delivered, end the repot lance of that twelvemonth had made no attends* In his opinion, although in that period there had been • numerical decrease in the number of children row milted in the metropolitan districts, which, unexplained, might lead to the conclusion that the act was now operating benefiebdly, mad the fact used as an argument for the exten sion of the powers of the act. It was not his intention to toter at all into the general question as to the cams of Juvenile delinquency, nor to offer any suggestion for the amendment of the criminal law in relation thereto. More able, active, and vigorous minds were diligently labouring in the great work of rescuicg the succeeding generation from the evils of the existing code, and they would, by Ood's blessing, he hoped, be suceessful. All he should do, at least upon that occasion, would be to lay before the grand jery, and thereby before the public, a statistical detail of the com mittals under this act. There had Wily been a decrease in the committals of juvenile thieves ; there had also, in the same time, been a decrease in the committals of adult mien Niels ; eked the qa mien therefore was (tsr the causes which produced the ebb and flow of crime operated e Beall upon de. linquents of all sees gmierally), had the decrease o f juveniles bees proportionate to the committals of adults, or whether the decrease as regarded children had been greater or less than the decrease in committal, generally. In considering this, it should be recollected that fur several years before the passing of the act, there had been a numerial decrease in the committals of children, and a numerical increase in the com mittals of adult.. From the lot of August, 1846, to the 31st of July, 1847, the year before the passing of the act, the committal, of adults were:4,36l ; children, 1,056; the pro : portion being 4 13th. to 1. In the year following the pun iest of the act, the &duke were 4,190; children, 1,350 ; the proportion being 3.llths to 1 ; in the following year, i. e., 18489. the adults were 3,559: children, 1 275 ; the proper ties being 2-77th. to 1 ; and from August 1, 1849, to Jan. 31, 1850, the adults were 1,517 ; chi:dren, .571 ; the propon fign being 2.71 to 1. Theo. were the committals in both London and Middlesex, and the conclusion was inevitable that whatever might be the state of crime in the metropolis, or the number of offences actual's committed within the district, the committals of children air es the passing of the Larceny Act, had greatly increased, as regards the committal of adults. Summary convictions had always been highly esteemed in the City of London, and for several years the City maestrates had rarely sent • boy for trial, if they had the power to dispose of him summarily, and although the cerporetion of London had been more than once congratulated upon the decrease of the committals of child/in to Newest', as • e minim nee of the introduction of mammary jurisdiction, he had returns which showed that the general committals of children within the jurisdiction of the City, had increased since the passing of the act, in respect to the committals of adults, ill a gr. stir pro:Tonkin than in Middlesex. If prisons were the Sting seminaries fee the moral and religious training of children, and prime discipline a fitting system of treatment to entourage hides trio., habits in the idle child, and to call forth the natural feelings in • neglected one, and if it were advant•geous to state to familiarire its population in theirearly days with the interior of felon gaol*, and the halite, customs, and disposi tions of their inmates, then mammary jurisdiction was se doubt au undeniable b oon, and deserved the encouragement of the statesman and the philanthropist. For hiv self, how. over, he mast still he permitted to doubt whether there was net something radically unsound in a system under which It appeared that the committals of children within the metropolitan: districts generally, and within the City of Lind n particularly, bore such a fearful proportion to the committals of adults. Ills principal reason for addre ming the grand jury ill on this subject then was that a bill wee at the present tin • before parliament to extend, notwith standing there Indieoutable results, the pow. r of summary jurisdiction bout children of 14 to those of 16 years of age. The grand jury then retirsJ. The details of ,the eases tried during the day were of no general interest. hoes gAs LONDON GAZETTIL—' I!A!fiItUPTS. RaeliT DAVI= EVA/111 lOW DAVID /111111MITIE EYANN Wrexham Denbighshire, drapers, to surrender April 23 and May 16 at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sob., Beaus and sm, Liverpool; off. aide., Bird. Liverpool. Jona Ilaauraa, Nottingham, draper, April 19 and May 17 at 10, at the Birmingham court held at Nuttingliiim. tool., Paeuns, Notting ham; off. rag, Bittleetoo, Nottingham. uremia!, THOM. PVT.., MO Holborn, hotel beeper, April 20 at Ili, and May IS at 11, at Badngball-atreet. Sutton, Great Ormond-shat, Queen-aqulre ; ed. wit, Pennell, Guildhall. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS.. - - ARUM/ CUAILITAX DOWI2I4;:KUTTC7, farmer —lst of 2a., April 11, and th ree autorquest Thursdays. at Staitvielea. Bain _ balLatsect. _ _ CIIII•TY, Far.Daar(n ADAMS. and JAMS POWILIL HILL, Thames Iron-works, Itotherhithe, engitieers- 14 die. of 13%, April 11, and time subsequent limn-days, at titansfeld's, Basing lqulAtreet. lons Maranon, Craven-Anat. Strand, tailor—Lt die. of 5a., Apra 11, sad three substquent Thursdays, at thansfeld'a street. 1.1 - IVI — DENDS.—May 2. J. Cary, Shepton Mal4y gomersetslure, printer— May 2. W. 1.. Collins,' oud-street, 'Westminster, brewer— May I. J. Gardiner, Birmingham, provision merchant —May 2. J. Melville, Austin.triars, City, meniunt —May 2. O. S. Salmis and T. 1. Glennie, larringdon.street, City, general Ironmongers—May 2. W. F. Street, Austin friars, City, merchant—May 2. S. S. Woo.latt, Holborn-hill, City, draper. . . CEATI/IC.Ailinio be -rantedda , anklet cam be thown to the contrary, the yof . May 1. C. J. Carttar, on Greenwich and warrettag Shooter's-hill, Kent, solicitor —May 1. G. Y. Nharpler, Manduiter, boater—May 2. S. & IKoodatt, City, draper. CERTIFICATES to be ounfirnsed, unless cause be shown to the contiary. April 6. J. C. Bremer, Mark-lane City, merchant — April 3. W. OrtnlM, Bristol, cabinetmaker—Ap ril 6. B. Hewiu, Burton-Imm. Trent, Staffordshire, acenard victualler—April 3. t.. E. Inger, Not tingham. druggist —Aptil 6. S. King, Oxford, auctioneer —April 4. J. C. North, stemmed, Lineolnahlre, coal dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. —J. Bacon and F. Seem, Old Barge-yard, Bermondsey-street, and Church-avert, Southwark, tan , nen—William Sinus and Watson BMus, Sunderland, waoUendrupers —Mary Anne Kdwards and John Hughes, Ave Maria-lane, City, buuk sell+ re—A. M. Ganliner and A. Coates, Manchester, leather dealers —W. 11111, sen., W. Hill, Jun. J. 114 and It. T. Hill, Liverpool, manubotwing chemists, so far as regards J. Hill—S. Illolroyti, E. Marriott, and C. Hare, Hoiddereriekl, Yorkshire, and Rochdale, Lan. mann, manufacturing chrudets—G. Ince, Eliza Ince, and 0. Not h, Braarariala.atreet, Poplar, plumbers—J. Lamb, T. Simpson, T. Sykes, W. Brown, P. Lightfoot, and W. Sykes, Crttleturd, Yorasbile, glass honks manufacturers, so fsr as regards J. Lunt* T. Simpam, and W. Brown—G. Page and .1. Woo row, Norwich, curries—C. Preston and T. Orem', Kingston-upon-Hull, attorneys—R. B. Preston, W. W. Willink. end H. J. &Urn, Liverpool, civil engineers, an far as re gods W. W. Willink —B. Prldie end E. Hinton, Binninghs . :: :re tt sultha-o.l3carlet and O. B. Scarlet, Neweastle.upon.Tyne, tailors—H. SeUwood and S. tlketchiey, liornesuitle, Lia,olnstiire, attor neys—W. Smith and P. L. Wood, Literpuul, auctioneers—J. O. donee and T. Griffiths, Manchester, joiners —J. Sutcliffe, T. Sut cliffe. and R. Waite, Barnoldswiek, Yorkshire, corn dealers—J. Sut cliffe and T. Sutcliffe, Bradly Mill, Lancashire, corn deniers—F. I. Welch, J. Bartow., and Aim Bradley, Tipton, Staffordshire, masters, so far as regards Ann Studley—Joseph Wignall and John Wignall, Keighley, York... Wry, butter Lictors—W. Wood and W. 11. Wood, norm:male, Lincolnshire, mercers. 6OOTCII SEQUESTRATIONS. Janis DROWN. Edinburgh, plumber, April 13 and May 6, at 3, at Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh. DAVID Jarman Glasgow, inniulaeturer, April 13 and May 4, at 11, at the Bowlini.green. Tavern, Glasgow. Jars Massa, Stonehaven, cattle dealer, April 15 and May M, at 12, at the 11111 Inn, Stoneham. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. 01)116.11DAT, APIIIL 10, 1800. each of the following Oates at morning. The stations are ea. a w eivac of WesUrr. Berens Breese Meow Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Used Wind tarots irdeie Strong Breese arrow Memo Hard ward Gratis Brawl Waft Bram Ham Bram awed Oradre Heade &was dada Wiwi fawn Brew fame bream dentin BMW Sawn Bram Osalls Maar dims eaten awe( Maw arms BIPIOM Orate Dawn Naas Brame Omar Draws Ones Lets car. Ouade bream Qat _ . _ Cisstio Wear Rain bead—Sala iced Ovaraut Bala Bala Baia Bra Overcast Partially Mad, °mama Partially Cloudy Cindy °mart Mealy Omura Mama Ulm Ovarasat Polak Clearly Caw Omuta Omuta Cindy PaattalPy Maly Mal= 0141•1111 thwart Bala Mattis The State of tits Walther at Nine o'cleak yesterday i arranged la order el limited Named Placa. Olorit - oit WWI. PrAmours Paul POITUNIOIMI BROXIIWAISA 1 BsaIUXIA WIJULNWIOII. amigo ........ ORRIS" ........ Owecomma Yaaccorat...... Qum Oomcma Morreato Howswe Tana Lumina...". ..... Warm ia4r Nrwouria Baninoc IlsArm= Owoow Rinnstntos MARKETS COTTON.—Ltvonoooi, APRIL 9.—Tho market tadew wss sod tam aims are estimated et SA 00 tales, including I,Sl:=llSeposulatiss. Thai puede which were Arnertcee were takes al as Mesons of d dls. MAX Atom 9 —nta yarn and cloth !markets WM Ids asssulag, sad wither *nom as masodas- Wes snowed to swept lower prisms; bud IC the WS= rl toOmploor Is mow the hops whit& tion was nom to bon of loppowoomme Ms dm kat wash. The dregs voto folio *el Idle foamed tam sifts tar go motet, whist hats boob.woo . poll mit ran oat. The dile Mot *Mg isemed to as abed Grano, sod at the ahotoolor vita to lb. MA, ap tothadat! wood ..drItOloto." Moon somisiorma who Ira smash te have eon. to Mad. aimed Woe aside el waft to ar when Immo ens at Vs bloke polo; aro as Sabi warldao to a pool; bat those who base to team op Miss at prommt prisms will ban a diMaalty to most the ozpootodart of bum. WOOL—MIDDIEI/11LO, April 9.—Thu transactions In Ude Meet Iniame kavie been very limited during the put three wed., lone Ilidt dm pm week km been the most tmetive of say eme Arles the game pow. Prime ara a shads enter. WOOLLEN.—Liana, Arm 9.— TM market to-day baa been rather hat awl quiet. The etieatime both of inerchaate sad clothiers was MANUFACIIIRIIB.—IIooDssentut, April 9 —The stacks In the Plewhell are grdvallf wrgewatim awl people feel rather WWI es the proem wpm et brim The people hel that the mit when= whisk leek lire in the pat year fur the yew wrewbi Wed assist be teased le the deft, end are therefore briptaped Odle Wed awetet, sad the eenhowbe ming that the gamin ado& advaind, are vary wary t rzeiteing. still Were Me bees ra th er mace dose la the Hall thee let week. CORN.—HALzstroars. April 9.—At the market this day we had a fair show ef Whoa, la tolerable tree, with trade very heavy, at a decline of fully Pa. pa qr. on all quotations. In spar Corn wryy little passing. We have had doe growing showers. Wheat, white, its. to 40s per qr. ; red, SY. to its. HULL, April 9.-Arrivals, with the prevailian winds, have somewhat teamed during the past week, spring Corn, and eepe ei.lly Beans and Barley, prat minting; both have been offered on low terms, but have gone off, generally speaking, from ship, the low current rates having to some extent attracted speculators. To-day we had a gond supply of Wheat from our own formers, with a some what better show of foreign ; the deemed being Now, last week's rates were with diffieulty maintained, and that only fur picked eamplec In some instance* 10. lees money was taken. In foreign we Cod no quotable alteration, but demand continues New. A good supply a Barley, chiefly thin and light foreleg, for which we have had some sales lately to defilers desiroua of being in stock when the feeding season commences. Beans are rather at tracting attention at present rates, but buyers will not aimed them. Peas ale quite neglected ; Oate go oust our quotations. Although we have no arrivals of Linseed the market is Rat, and traneastieme on a mull male ; Cakes aremleable at our currency. No It .peseed on the market ; for Rape Cakes we hare a fair sale at the tote reduction. Bones support their value. The following are the quotations :- Wheat, Engibb, red, per qr., 345. to 375.; white, 31s. to 40e.; Lentsic and , 40s. to 45e. ,• Pomeranian and Hamburg, 31a. to 38e. • Holstein, and Frieeland, 3.35. to ass. • Russian, and ; 30s. to 35e. Oats, English, 16s. to 13s. ; 10e. to 13a.; Fr l2s. to 15e. ; Keegan and Odessa, 12a. to I is. Bar ley, malting, It s, to 20a.; grinding, Ifs to ISs. Dame, 20s. to 245.; foreign, 20a. to 235. PCVA, white, yellow, and blue, 225. to 24g; grey and Mock, Sus. to 22a. Linseed, Mack Bea, 45e. to 48e.; Petersburg, 38s. to 455.; Riga and Archangel, Ms. to 425. • Konimibmg, 365. to 395. Linsetd Cates, Hull, 61. 10s.; floe f oreign, hI. 3s. • inferior, SI. Rapeseid, -. Raps Cakes, 110 s. Tires, English, 504' foreign, to 30e. (Joann, 61. to 101.35. Bones, 115 e. Od. Rye ilea c Si. tae. Loporbl for the week: Wheat, 2,985 qrs.; Barley, 5,290; Oats, 1,4.8; Beans,7,loo ; Peas, 769; Tares, el ; Linseed, 57 ; Rapeseed, 380; Oil Cakes, 550 toes. Bones, 205. Irevetch, April 9.-The supply of Wheat to-day was not large, but fully equal to the demand ; and, to effect sales, • decline of Is. per qr. had to te submitted to. tine Malting barley fully main tains its price. Oats, Beans, end NON. same as teat week. Loans, April 9.-Our snivels at market are good, we have a dull trade in wheat, at rates nominally as on Friday. Barley, Beano, and other articles without alteration. Average price avian : Wheat, 2,60 i, 374 ltd. Barley, 1,037, 236.0 d.; Oats, 227,165.; Beana, 212, 21e. bd. Letotirom 8C22.11ED, April 9.—Thorn wax about the Aiwa supply of Wheat and Birley, the tine of year cone ttered; the priers ol the former are again drooping, and must be conaidere I it to Is. per load under the rates or this day week. Earley shout malatuina Ito price. In Baur, Pees, the., no quotable alterations. Quotations : Wheat, per toed of buabels, 21s. Od. to 2.5 a. Od. Barley, malting per imperial qr., 22a. to 23a.; grinding, 19s. to 22a. Beans, old, lbs. to 21a. ; new, 14s. to 17a. PC" 17s. to 19s. Lawn, April B.—The supply of Wheat at our market to day was not large, but the deman I being exceedingly languid, sales were made slowly, at a reduction of fully Is. per qr. from last weed's rata. o.her aorta of grain remain unchanged in value. Wheat, white, 101. to 101. 15..; red, 91.t0 W. Ss. Barley, 2ts. to 265. Oats, ISs. to 17s. Beans, 21s. to 204. Peso, 24. to i.6e. LirrarooL, Aram 9.—The imports of British grain, meal, and hour ' continue light, but the arrivals of vessels with foreign produce since last Tuesday are on a great scale. From the United Mahe we hare remind upwards of KOMI quarters Indian corn and 2,400 barrels of Sour. Prom Lorgnette porn there have been repotted upwards of 21,360 quarters wheat ; via., about 6,200 quarters how Alexandria, Constantinople, and Malta; about 4,100 quarters from Duleb, and about 6,00 u quarters from Baltic ports; ab sat 7,640 quart.rs Maas from Alexandria and Dutch ports, and about 6,166 sacks of flour from France. The exports of .radian corn to Ireland during the past week stands at 10,496 quarters, With such heavy arrwals daily, the trade has been very inactive, end any Improvermer in price of any article made within the last fortnight may be considered as nearly, If not wholly lost. Prime strong baiter. American flour may form the exception, as such quality Is scar ce on our market, and the hikers are obliged to sive full rates. Teen was a fait attendance of milieu and dialers at our market this morning; and we had several buyers of wheat and Indian corn from Ireland. A moderate business was transacted in wheat at a decline on heat Tuess.lay's rates of fully 2d. per bushel on all descriptiooa. The finest Wolgaat and Bitstock wheat brought ks„ and Stralsund Ss. fid. to Is 10d. per 70 Its.; fine Hutch red sold at So. 6d., and good Polish Ss. per 70 lbe. French and Irish sack Sour were offering at Inc per slick reduction, but the beet American barrels were nut primed. Mae mealing oats were not pamper, but feeding sorts were dose at 2s, to 25. Id. - per 4310. Little doing In ostoscaL Beans were GI per quart. r lower, and not many sold. English leaking barley was Per plentiful, and quite se dear. Indian corn was in good request, and weveral pared& having arrived out of condition, were telling at irre gular prima More attention was paid to finest der new and old corn at full prices. The folkswlng ere the prices : Wheat, English, per ;situ., English, red, old, 3a. 6d. to 6s. Od.; new, 3s. 3d. to ie. 6d.; white, old, as. 102. to is. 4d.; new , 3s. 9,1. to M. Od.; Irish, red, old, 4s. 7d. to 4s. 11d. ; new, 4s. 8.1. to Ss. ld. ; white, old, 34.61. to 3s. 3d.; new, 3s. Id.to 38.61. Bsrley, per qr., English, 21s. to 23a; Chevalier, 23e. to 235. ; Scotch and Insh, per 601 he., 2s. 7d. to 2s. 10d. Malt, per qr., Doglish, pale, 475. to 32e. ; Irish, 37a. to 445. Oats, per 43.0 a., Eng lish and Cootch, o'd, 2s. 7d. to Ss. 194.; Welsh, old, 16.3 d. to 2s. 4d. ; Irish, fine sorts, old, b. 3d. to 2a. 1 new, 2s. 3d. to old, 2a. Id. to 2s. • new Is. Od. to 2s. ltd.; Being. mgr., English, old, 27,. to3la; tio . ritchaisd Irish, per 480t1n., old, 33e. to 24a.; new, :Oa t° 241. Pees, per qr., English, white, 27e. to au; Id- 0, grey, 235. to .6e. Flour, per 28 , 4ta., English and Irish se aonds, 245. to as. ; fine, 235. to 27a. • superfine, 21s. 6d. to 16s. Id.; extra, 30s. W. to 325. 6d. Oatmeal, per load of 24010 e., Irish, 1849, 2 , e. dd. to 20s. 6d. ; old, 19s. Od. to 19a. W.; Canadhin old, 18.. to 195. Od. Bran, per 2411 m., 10d„ to la Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 h., red, 3s, 3d. to 3s, 6 d .; white, 3e. aid. to la. 10d. ; United Stow, red, 3s. Cid. to as. 9d. ; white Cs. Od. to 6s. 3d.; Dentate, mixed and red, 3s. 6d. to Is. 9d.; high mixed,6e.ed. t 065.9,1.; Lower Baltic andllanourg,red,3s. 6d. to es.od.; white, 36.9 d. to Cis. 3d.; Riga and Petersburg, red, 4a.7d. to 4s. led. ; Archangel, 4a 4d. to 4s. 7d.• ' Otirma, common. red, 4a 7d. to 46.9 d.; Potash, Se. lid . to M. 2d.; Deneh, Spanish, and Italian. red, 3a2d. to SalkL; white, 3s. 6d. to Sii.lCd.; Bannatand Marionopoll, red, 41.10 d. to Is. Id.; Egyptlaa, 61. Yd. to L. lid. Mediterranean, &c., hard, 3s. 10d. to is. 04. Bye, per qr., Baltic, &e., 19s. to gm. Barley, per 801 b., grinding, 2s. 841. to 3a. Od. (ht., per 431 b., 2s. 3d. to 2a. 3d.; Rumania, Od. to 2e. Id. Beans, per qr., European, 24a. to 275. ; Eayptian, per 4801 b., 194. 6d. to 20 4. dd. Pear, per qr., Baltic. Ike., white, 965. to 275.; Canadian, 245. to 23.. Dour ' per lei. 19615.; Canadian, sweet, 22a. Od. to 235. Od.; C.B. Western Canal, sweet, 2.34. to 23a. 44. ; Ohio, 22.. 6d. to 23e. 6d. • Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 220. Cd. to 235.; Canadian, sour, lila. to 20s. ed.; French, super. flee, preload 2901 M., 315.04. to 34500 d. Indian Collapse 43,610.,.4me. :inn white, 275. 6d. to 28s. Od.; yellow, 275. Od. to 28s. Od.; Euro pean, yellow, 270. id. to 28s. Id. Indian Corn Meal, per 19310., 12s. 6d. to 13.. Arrivals into Liverpool sad Runcorn from the 2nd to the Bth of Aped: Wheat, 13,421 qrs.; Barley, 1,730 ; Malt, 2,859; Oat., 3,314; Beans, 7 ,631; rev. 201; Induut Corn, 38,802; Oatmeal, 2,317 sacks; Flour, 8,804 sacks, and 2,419 barels.-Paporte to Ireland: Wheat, 6.18 qrs.; Rye, 22; Beans, 38; Indian Corn, 10,196 ; Indian Corn Meal, 11l tubs.; Flour, 139 Mall and 453 brie. LTNN. April 9.—We have had small supplies of Cern at market today. Wheat Is. per qr. tower. Fine malting Barley &limit same islet week ; other sorts IP. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, 6.1114. to 631ba per bushel, 395. to 405.; red, Ms. to 375. Barley, hest. 341bs. to 251 M., 224. to *as.; common, 131bn., Inc to 20s. uata, Wilbs. to 40th.., his . to Mc B(2111.. 651 M. to 661bn., 245. to 265. Grey Peas, 2tia. to 275. lbor, tios, 21s. per sack of 40 stone. NswoArria, April 9 —A good deal of rain his lilies since Saturday, and the weather upon the whole presents an unsettled appearanoo. 'The temperature to-day boa been mach lower, which it it continue must Inevitably tend to cheek the ddwnward movement. At our market this morning we had a pretty fair show of Wheel from the growers, with but litEr offering from the coast anti from abroad; the trade, nevertheless, owing to the favourable report from Mart-lane, log its former buoyney, but in the bunnies done Sattuday's rates were maned. Flour an exceed ingly dull sale, but prices are =varied. stye excites little attention. Malting and grinding Barley in moderate request, and the same may be said of Man, Hearst, and Pala. Oats ha steady demand, and folly support their value. - - BALtfilit:RT, April 9.—There wu an average attendance at our market thin morning, and a large supply of Wheat, fur which the demand wa• very inactive, and last week's prices receded fully to. per qr. Notwithstanding a dull trade is Barley, law quotations wae supported for the best malting simples; inferior grain was the turn lower. In Oats but little doing, and price. had a downward tendency. Beans and Peas excited but little attention. Malt unal tered In value. Wheat, la. to IOJ. par load. Barley, 201. to 265. Oats, ISe. to Its. Beans, lea. to ins. Peas, 30s. to 36e. brat 39*. per qr. Malt, Se. 9d. to 6s. 9.1. per bushel. Tares, Ss. to .14. lid. Flour, 37a. to 295. per seg. CATTLE, &e.—Roonsuuom, April B.—Tho supply of Beasts to this day'. market Is matn very largo, and of superior quality. We hero a small quantity of Sheep. but tke attendawe of buyers I. very g.od, antwithatanding we have the Moment market that bas been vritnes•ed for many weeks, and, unless sellers are dinikood to give way, a oloirano. mutual ba made, more topreially in Waste. Nitro arc barely nupported. Beef, Is. lid, to 3a. 6d. ClippiNl Mutton, 4d. to to.; in wool, 3d. toed. per lb. ANOTHER FATAL WRICK.— Letters received yes terday at Lloyd's, state the lees of the !Altos Emma, Capt. Ch r i s tie, mashie, bilengieg to Dundee, on rer passage Irons Newcastle to Montreal, on one of the Orkneys. On the l ooming of the le hot , at daybreak, the vessel was observed oft Sr. Margaret's., at anchor, about halt a mile from the shore, the wind at the time blew tremend ously from the S.E. Amidst the fury of the gale the ship was discovered adrift. These on board managed to mike sail on her, and she stood to the eastward, and then tank A mud stood to the north, when she drove and a ruck on the point of the rocks with terrible fame. Her feas sal poeition was obs trod from the shore, but it wee utterly imposiblo to render any assistance to the crew. The Imo,. fellows took to the rigging, and their crier and gestures fur help were truly heart rending ; their cuff tin is, however, ware but for short duradoo, for within halt-an-hour the masts were car ried away, and the whole of the utboppy creatures met with a watery grave. The hull of the ship was shortly broken up into a thousand fragments. (Advertisement.] —ANOTHER PERMANENT CURE 01 a NILIMOVI ttsanartu ANN OIDINNIIIN to 11111 ITN/111 IT 1100..- LOWAVII PILLA.—Mr. WUWm gent* of No. 3, Little Ttineneestrert, Lambeth, wafted tar many yams with a nerrouo heatitche and Md. downs in the head, welsh so peestreeed his strength that hr had yty Etna hopes of • recovery. Ills disorders completely (*NW the WON anew& eminent ductons wbo,it appear; mistook his oumplainte We en affection of the opine, end he got worse unkr their treatment In despair. end me last reeouree, commenced taking Holloway% PION which here had the effect of rer4oring him to perfect health, end the prasmist of • bide end hearty old age. —Sold by 0.1 drularbta and at Profane Holloway ' s estalelanneent, 241, etrani4 SHIPPING INTELLIGENC aftai o. Osoienpielieels.lbe " ibiooins theactia." ~d. CASUALTIES. Allison, Collet, from Hartlepool to /Ismburr, Rot *shine K ra • u pp yesterday, an d is discharging bun re, Caxhaven, April 6. Emma, of Dundee, Christie, from Newcastle to Montelai, was driven on shore yesterday, on the east side oft bi g w an ; in a /leis , gyp we wind from the south ; little of either vend or /largo will be Laved ; master and m y drowned.--floath goulash', April 1. Jesse, Hove, from Wan° for Wexford, was stranded at Tee. !butane, 18th lout. ; when her crew left lair the cabin no fall of water.—Palermo, Much 26. Jul e s, Reim, of Cherleurg, trim England, was deists on shore near Point Ripe, about three A rum Cement yesterday, and has gone to piecee.—Brestprii No rutin', Idoesman, from Stralsund for Lntidnn, pas; LL here on the Bth, leaky.—Shields, April 8. MAILS. Hapsburg Holland .. Lisboa ... Pacific ladle Pill Boutbaraptots India via Maraeidaa Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannah West India Brasil seats r April 29 I Apnl 17 April 22 A, r., 22 Apz.l 4 ARRIVED. Aewnssa-off Bristol, April 9, from - - Arwicu-at Deal, April 8, from Aetna-ce Dover, April 7, from . Ava-oft Porte mouth, April 9, from Area--at Gravesend, April 8, from Arroin-at Gravesend, April 8, from Arrosurenia--at Gravismq April 8, from AMARITA-at Gravameni, April a , from Ansa ELIZABETH -al Gravesend, April R, fr0m,,,,,, . ADVAINZ-et Gravewnd, April 9, from Aseurv-at Liverpool, April 9, from Rau. Roca-at Liverpool, April 9, from, BOPOAL Illmicniorr -at Deal, Apnt 8, from Comers= or Zartslio--at Falmouth, April I, tram Camass-at Queenstown, Apr.l 7, from Cusator-st Fakir* April 7, Doan Census's-at Gravesend, April 8, from CRIMAIIINA-ItOramettd, April 8, from CatIRLINI MaRRIOITA-at Gravezend, April 8, from Gwilarma tiornta-at Gravesend, April 8, from_ Clownser--et Gravesend, April 9, from Cemao-at Oraver.end, April 8, from CORO/TINA-at Liverpool, April 9, from DOLPRINS-Ilt Gray. send, April it, from MIOIDIIIT -at Cfavvend, April 8, from Lenore-at Falmouth, April 8, from Lamar-oif Dover, April 6, from Cosa -at braTelecd, April 8 from.. ......... Brannune-at Gravesend, April 8, from Tauttsa-at Gravest rel, April 8, fr0m.... ... . . _ FROMM- at ORAVellelltt, April 8, from Frucrre -at Liverpool, April 9, from Twee. FRANZ-at Falmouth, April 7, from GLAMOIRM--UF Queenstown, April 7, from Diorroo-at Plymouth, April 8, from 011aVlt-off Liverpool, April 9, from Humus-at Hull, April 8 t from Hanworrica-at Granser.d. April 8, fro HISLLSCRINA-at Gravesend, April 8 from limas:dr -at °mewed, April X,from larlara-off Deal April 9, from linescocsro-at Liverpool, April 0, from LO/11 MALL-at Gravesend, April 8, from farrwv-at Queenstown, April 7, from LORD WELLINGTON-of Liverpool ; April 9 RIAOCIAARTRA-at Gravesend, April 8, from, MARIA-at Gravesend. April 8, from Mixon-at Gravesend, April 8, from MAT QCREM-OF Deal, April 8, hom MAIMS (barque)-off Deal, April 9 MANCT-CM Dover, April IL from lesertarts-at Falmouth, April 7, from MICURIAI-at shields April 7, from ..... Nsammo-at Liverpool, April 9, Item Panne -at Queenstown, April 7, ham.. Paasoos -at Liverpool, April 9 tro.n . linsear-at Portmarloe, April 7, horn . MITRIDALI- at Liverpool, Apru 9, from Ursa -ot Gravesend, April 9, fr0m...... AMUR-at Grove en April 9, from. Sr. La...wee-at Queenstown April 7 Bohr-uff tha NeeLes, April 7, from.. Tarns-at Liverpool, April 0, horn.. ... Univalve-at Gravesend, April 8, from. VALI AllAtIO-off Liverpool, April 9 WtoRAMI -at Gravesend, April 0, from from. SAILED. ADAMANT-from Dartmouth, Apru 9, to Atm-from Plpnouth, April ANIOAIL-from Liverpool, April 9, to A:error* Puma-from Lirerpool, April 9, to Ram.. Quits-from Liverpool, April 9. to BOAR Rourarnos- from Dartmouth, April 7, to timanuriA-from Oraresend, April 9, m ......... .... o'l.l'lAm-from Grareeend, April 9, to CoainrAtt-from Plymouth, April 9, to Cloarnsr-from Saloombe, April 9, to Cauroossi-from Lirerpool, April 9, to Cotenants-from Liverpool, April 9, to CuArsiiss-front Liverpool, April 9, to Dann-frau Liverpool. .tpril 9, to Dotorar -from Shield., April 9, to Drama-front Dartmouth, Aprll It, to St. Itistia-from Plymouth, April 7, to DANDALI •-from Plymouth, April 9, to Etissontr-ferns Shield., .VTII7, to Evaanentem--frout Lirerpool, April 9, to Yrt Sonata -from Bristol, April 0, to Deism-from Po. le, April 9, to Filer -from Shirlds, April 8, to Pavorans-from Yarmouth, I. W. April to GAztu..ta -from Dartmouth, April 9, to Gm. Bans-from Sunderland. April 7, to Classua -from Shields, April 8, to ClAstivra- from Lirapoel, April 9, to IFlttairA-from Bri.tol, April 9, to ...... 'WM Dow.u.-from Sunderland, April 6, to Joss Arm Witt-us-from Dartmouth, April 5, to. Us. &nose-from Plymouth, April 9, to JIM} AND MAIT-from Sunderland, April 7, to Juossfi-from Liverpool, April 9, to !Asa CIRIMINO -from Liverpool, April 9, to Joao.-from Lirerpool, April 9, to Kim-from Shield% April 7, to dinar COYLE-from Sunderland, April 5, to LAURA-ft= Lirerpool, April 9, to Loan Wu. Bairrixes -from Falmouth, April', to MasoAarr-from Liverpool, April 9, to MART WARD-MT NI Liverpool, April 9, to Motu-from Liverpool, April 9, to MARININ-from Liverpool, Apra 9. to MARIA-from shield., April 7, to MAnonc-from Shields April 7, to MAROAIRIrr -from Torquay. April 9, to -from Shieldr, April 9, to Osa AND Au.-from Plymouth, April 9 , to PLTNOTTI9 Wee-from Lirerpoot April 9, to Ptsttora-from Liverpool, April 9. to PAseira-fromitivorpool, April 9, to RiNOTATION-arum Yalmonth, April :, to RADICAL-item Sunderland, April 7, to K. CORMS -Porn Liverpool, April 9, t 0..... ...... SWALLOW-tram Liverpool, April 9, to 9 2A Darn-from Liverpool April 9, to akccon-from Liverpool, April 9, to Sou-tram Liverpool, April 9, to Stramiron Garsoc-from Falmouth, April 7 , to Seassami-from Plymouth, April 5, to Gravetend, April 9, to Turin-from Dartroooth, April 5, to Tiptoe SAID-from Plymouth, April 9, to TRONA., WOOD -from shields Apnl 8, to Trim-from Shirt* April?, to Curie-from lIuL, April 9 , to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ... Lori &arm bound W, March 20, lot. 21 N., lob. 37 W. Joao GIB•OX, 6101 China tor London, March 30, :.11. SAIIAR Myry *Lc, from London (or Bombay, rtb. 30 VV. • • • THOM to 11,11 EN from Port Phillip for Loodcm, Much 4, lon. 8.19 W. Vn-rone, from Itombne for Liverpool, Feb. 2.1, lat. 8 N., Ion; Witt lAII MErv tu, Feb. 14, tat. 40 N., lon. 10. VOilliSlintr, steering W., Much 22, lot. 41.17 N., len. 3%50 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS. OLADSTONL—ApriI 7, at Eaton-square, the wife or MOW, ILX., of twin daughters. GLyN.—April 3, id the !tectoey, Melbury Abbas, Dorset, the . the Rev. H. T..olen, of a eon: . lIE EISON. ; . April 1, at Beverley, Yorkehire, the .i e t`i llevretion.ef a mia. MACWAIIT. —April 1, atEverton, near Liverpool, the MARTIN.—ApriI 4, at ClareviLle, Galway, the wife 0 Nt.i. late tat Dragoon Guards, of a daughter. PRATt.—April 4,11 the Iteetorn Shepton Mailed, Soon f•e:, • • wit • of the gee, b. Pratt, of &daughter. BCHIVENS.—ApriI It. at Portland-place, Claphangrogl, Si:riven*, of a daughter. BEALL7Aprit It at Mount Boone, the wife of Sir 11. P. daughter. , Tr:it:TALL —April 9, at Queen's.road, Dalaton, the wit: P. Tubatull, of a daughter. MLMtIAGEB. BILADHURY-110W.—April 4, at at. Mary Abbot's, Ken•in. . J. Ihr.ulbury, of Thane...too Holborn, to tonne Lug. daughter of the IMe Mr. W. How, of Slotuiewtreet, sta.l of Cor u-ott Oct, twist& COSTER—WILKINSON. —Aptil 4, at Paddington f`b frc Coster, Esq.. of Montgomery, AI ,b.troa, an,l It. Thames, to Elias C., daughter M the late C. Widw:. London. cuattEl-B.II:NDERS. : Aptit 6, at Elthatn, Kent, tl* thookknt, RD., A. CuWey. Ijott., MillitrooJ:o...c to Club/rim Etizabeth, damithutr ot K. J. sAuntiers. EN IntIE 7 IIANDY. 7 Apt - di, at CAW:rick, byps Er; bunk, Vitale, ttobert Laurie. Yap., of the t r oika of Art* Kitts at Arms), to Sophia. eldest ct ughter of the I..te of Fordlow, 11/1114. sad aka) of al,jor Handy C►w.h, of bud Act." Middlesex, deceased. DEATHS. 6, at the Paragon, liamvste. aired BARNARD.—At Paradtse.row, Rothrrhithe, Mrs. Ann Nero ". of Deptford-green, Kent, in her iitth 'TAT. BRUB.—April 1, at Olourerter.plser, Eertnunsquare. l.l., fence wWow of the late J. Bebb, Est., Herks: CORNELL—ApriI 7. at Upper Norton-et rert, Rag_ one of the CtiieLeleras in the Ottlre of Wood% Land Revenue. SLWES.—ApriI 01, at Edniouth, in eonrequrnee of a t , :: hen" It C. Eines Esq.. Great Milling. Montraunoton. 0, h“... GOO —April 7, at Party green, Kensington, Eliza be •• • II flood, Esq., aged 61. ... • LIALR.—April 4, at the Vineyard, Uxbridge, 0. .; MATS.—Aped 4, at Clover-hill Lodge, Be'sePle and 74. MOM mud published ball4Ali KINg HALO, d XX 1 -`';", \. : r ; street. V the Mr of Mater. st Owl/died ' the precinct al Wattelrion.—WwssaaA an" &W. W. &W. NW. LW. M.W. ivr. 6. IL i:W. N.K. LE. GI etitee term °I . fel It ti e d, diay rmt r) :47; a Petitly Selves