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

be court. - WINDSOR, Fan. 1. The Queen walked out in the Howe Park this 'em ieg, Pena Albert went out shooting thb forettuou. His royal hi,thoess wrl accouipabi.d by the Marquis et Rules, the Marquis of Douglas, and Etrl Spenser was attended by L.:.rd C:rsoye, Colonel th.• Hon. Malts B. Phippo, sad lint: Colonel P. H. Seymour. The Prises of Wales, Prises Alfred, the Peewee Royal. tho Prison Alio", the Prisms Heiess, sad the Princess Lows+, tssk their tassel estreise and airing to-d ry. Her Highness tie Dasher of Rest visited her )[s sty tha. .slag. he 11 >el party at the eras took a drive is the alto. soon. 11.. e Majesty, his (Uri Highness Prises Albert, her IZ...yei Hfgharee the Groh* Dashes' Stephanie of Baden, sad as Duchies of eatherland, oceopyks as open poesy phastwi anti Not. Iho LAy-is•Wanies to the Closes, the Cal:Lb...lot densey, Lady Clustatins Villiers, and the Can:... new tollowisg is aLotker posy phaeton, sad the AlMPlTiss:is-Walting,Buckley, sad Lieut.- Dolosel the Hos. Alexander G old . t, sUesdiss ishares back. Vs, Duke sad Ductuhs of sad Lady A Pilules Howard. v • Masquis of Bra ialslbaar, Lady and Miss Peel, arri...l at the Castle this afternoon to a visit to the Qoeem sad the MOO. The Karl of Caliale is abo expected this enmity!. Her Majesty will hold a Privy Council so Tuesday pt at AVindsa Castle. TILE DRAMA AT WINDSOR CASTLE. A dramatic performance took phew in the Calle last analog, the play 'elected being Shelispere's tragedy of " Julien Caesar." A trinperary theatre had been erected and fitted op in the Rubins room. the arrangeaseats being titan to those adopted at the Lest series of dramatis tepee- ttamtstwas. At squatter helots eight o'clock her Majesty, and his =Witham Plisse Albert, with the Prince of Wales, Mesa, and the Prison Alin, entered the theatre, ascompaoed by her Boyal Highness the Grand Duche•s Steetuttie of Baden, the Muquis sad Marchioness of Dot glas, the Duke snd Dachas ot Norfelk, the Countess of Jersey, the gul sad Cowling Spoon, Lady Peel, and the ether Anton is the Castle. The Quoit and Print wars &Seeded by the Dachau if Standee.' (Mistress of the Rahn). the Marquis of Breadalbsas (Lord Chamberlain), sad the other ladies and go edema in waiting. A select patty had M ured with lavitadons to the perforates", eousidia of hi. Sense Eighties Prinos Ed ward of &is Weimar, the Countess Dowager of bilanefield and the Ladies Money, the Dowager Lady and the Hos. llse Lytteltaa, Miss Polo Caner, Lady Fanny Howard, Viscount Mandeville, Bm. Mn. Charles .-C Grey„ fg Lady sad Miss Farephar, Lieutolonel Boa. C. B. and M. Phipps, Miss Bathurst, Lisat•Celotal P. H. and Lady Emily Seymour, the Provost of Eton and the Boa. Kw. Hodgson, the lion and Rev. Edward and Mrs. Moore and Mies Moors, Sir George sad Lady Costar. Mies sad Mr. Clasper ' Bev. Dr. Ha awry, Mr. sad Mr. . Grote, the commanding dint of tLe lot Li!V Guards (C„doncl Ball), teo officers of ti e Life Guards (Hon. D. C. de Itos sad Lord Eliot)._ the com manding officer of the Greasdier Guards (Colmal Thornton), two °Chun of the Grenadier Guards (Captain Clidord sad Lind. Band). Ms. Binh and Mr Glover. A pin of the theatre was appropriated kw the secoaseao dati.e of a terabit of the domestics of the royal hoosehold. Majney'a private band was in attendance la the anti room, and pia* the overture and different pieces between the rat. Tne lA:owing was the prcgramma of the dramatic pertormance ROYAL ENTERTAISMKNTS.—BY COMMAND. Co Friday, Feb. 1,1850, Shakspero's Tragedy of JULIUS CiESAR. Julius Ceram Mr. Charles Fisher Ormvi us ewes! Mr. Leigh Murray Manus Antonim Populist Lena, a senator My Harris Karam foratai 1 Mr. Cassius Mr. 3 J i a a n a se ll e s tllack Oases Conspirators Mr. Cooper Tishman* opainst Mr. Cathcart Deans I Jolla' CIESLT Mr. Callenford Metonym Clatwr Mr. Caulflela China Mr. Worrell Flavin, a tribune Mr. Cathcart. Jan. Boothsayn Mr. W. Davidga &Mini, ear rant to Antonin Mr. Everett Titinins, Weed to Brutes and Camiusidr. F. Cooke Vane .. Lucius.. i Servants to Brutus. i Mr. C" •"' • Mr. George Weida Pitlanut, &Mai to C mho ... ..... Mr. Dingo Fsnt Ci•isen Mr. Ray Srmcd Cdiren . Mr. Aoldfasa Print Maws Mr. Clark Calphasis, Wife so Crew , Mrs. F. 6.5-ills Portia, Wits to Batas Mrs. Wismar ani Lad.es as amencLimee on Calphornia 1 lif ' Miss Wookla a A. Would+. Senators,chime% guards, att endant., ek , t. &ma daring a great put of tbe play at Rome, afterward at Sardb, and near Philippi. Director Mr. Clarks Kean Aablettilt Datetor M. Georg* Ealia The t!'..atre arraspd and •ke aortery Mr. Thomsa Grieve. piloted by :Prom lortnigtott GarrWl WrilnithaL, JAN. 3U. The Queen has been p:ta.e.l to discet letters patent to be paned under the Great But I the Vetted Kinel , sa of Great Britain and Ir.land, en,ricating and appc inane the Right Hoe. Si, Francis Tkvalti:i Baring, But.; Bearadasirel Janne Whitley Dee-. Diodes, C.B ; Rear-Admiral liaarice Frederick thee Berkeley, C.B. ; Captain Bonstrun Stewart, C.B. (*wain Ahmander Maus, and the lion. WiMara Fmcis Cowper, bre I.lljesty's Commissioners for turnstiles thc citi-e of Kish Admiral of the said Coifed Kingdom o: Gum it:itsiu mad Wand, asid the dominants, iaLtads, and tertiunics ;ammo barraging. NAVAL. ADAM/art. Fir. I.—APPOIXTION2I.—To Spa pas— Liiivenent: J. C. F. Riik. Powevisa—Naval Cadet : M. ?dere? AretArso—Naval Cam? H. A. Allen. lattati ph:e —Naval Cadet : E 0. Kirby. Fisgarti—Naval Cadet: C. Hil; Coastguard Master: 0. Orem; Commander E. C. Story, and 0. A. Hervey. Woomnca. Fen. I.—Violet, slam vessel, Nester Com mander J. Sterlock, harm this part today ke Darer, and wid take the piers of the Princess Alice, which will come round torment new boilers.—Naokie, 60-gun frigate, will be launch,: at this yard it the latter end of the month. Eos is to be towed mad to Chatham to be fitted for sea.— smsissoloop, which was to hie left Woolwich with the Arctic discovtry ;hips, bat erns unable to do so, in ac count of some defects in her machinery, is ordered to pro ceed to P.atenicuth es a first elms sdveaced steam vessel. Veut.-Cernmender Pink., and the officers and the crew of Wsttc-, will navigate her to that port, and will bring k Argue, which it to be fitted et Wollwich.--Com .dare Supecinteadent Henry Eden hes returned to duty, and Witco nis dig on bold the Fiatard, 42, flag ship. o ... • - - PRIZE lIONEY. Mora test night's Ge.x tte.) Tai Sm.—Notice is given, that the account sales of WI proceeds arisi7.g from the capture of the 'lave vales], name unkaAgn, by her Majesty's stsans-veuel Styx, Hairy Chats, Req. °ma ssages. on the 24th February, RES, will be r giiter•4 in the High Court of Admiralty on or after the B.ti of Fcbataira t asat.—J. WOODREID, agent.—Notice is also given that e amuse sale' of the prom& arising from tha cap ture of the slave-vessel 8) Iphide, by her Majes ty's steam-wad Styx, Henry Chad% Esq , co r, en the 24th January, ISI3, will be registered in the High Court of Admiralty en is after the Bth of Fslst nary nest. — J. WOODILS&D, Brat _MILITAItY. ]airy.-CoLonit. S NAaans, C. 11., died a few days ago at Stdriey, near Bou'imapton. 26:b Foot.—The Bombay, maven, baring been refitted, it to leave t h e titer Thames this day, tad proceed round to Co-k, where the six eompenies of this regiment, under Of len foe Oibialint, w ill embark in the Bombay without deny. (Ism WAII.OITICS hit altelst's Gaattb. 1. ) . ha. i TAO. w Drogo.—Poyamg. 0. 0. T. Dora, hoot lbs tOth Y., to to Wee Whits, who ezobomptm eta 7.—Lout J. A. limusami to to cope., withott per.. olos dixid,ati. doe.; Ent. G. A. 3dosoox to he hoot, vim Mailloa; bos, y. umatoo, from 63th T., to to odish, Vas Nogg& Itla.—tao. T. ?OTOS, from the Cbtli F., to he Int, by par., Mee Ir.—Zaa. W. V. Mt arnr4a lo be Ikut. , by pr., Wee Ppecos. wt.., by par. ems ben seasells4; La IL Leak time eel F.. tel eve., e• Meneimp. Sith le —Lieut. Z. W. lieweee. P be apt. by pr.. Woe Dada. erlee Pls.; Wm o.w. Pam le be Ilea, by per.. else IllteelL 11.—W. IL IL Wawa, teat., lo be M., Wpm, vise Dawn !be Ms. 141i/-lEas. Let:see, tem the 6th Y., to be elm 10malwa,des. Mli V.—Omot. J. Viscauen, favea Vora to he WW meoese, dee Tetbent leth IVA Deep. OW 1.-044. W. dautto,war, Item Oh F.. he he wept, Wee J. I riabeetwri de Teenier, who Me. 6i 1.1 LieoL B. 8.1. Tosureu. Woo& to be ailat. awl WM, Woo lhatlosa, who the m l 7. Tak ts r— . Liwat i r a r r etwe, from Mb V., to be lieut., Till, Wortley. Iwo to the Cape liewauci itaftweia. MICE—Lim A. Heat seqs be M UN., without p 112., eke Combo, *le d` emed ; I. Y. V. firs.as, hunt 6th Y., to be Ism, vies Hsi. wn. er.th L—Ueert. L 11. Jews, teeth the CuP. MOWitid =Men . , to be thee. Wee Melva Lapp. edj. GSM V. bbth I.—Payweat. L. L. Y. Werra. teeth the 1k Dna., to be pay. sot., eke Ithyd. who nth. Sled West LOW Pthit..—Zes. C. lthaa, to be adj.. Wee Gram. thee Mogul Itliameth—Liest. A. U. P. IL WOIIII.ST from 74th Y., I to be that yew ANN% SW le the Nth T. 00311/11111111AT. Tv rle Oweadeverlerdithethl.— WINO thesetheariththeeerel W. MIL-LI . owl 41. *inapt._ _ To — SaAvsy.OmimarkmoeseraL—Aoht..Commks. T. 11. Twasam W. Boson T. C. was, T. DArsra. J. Wm, 0. ELLIW, J. U. WANT, W. I. GM% NW O. ADAM. • OrksiMstOuemkserissaisWa—DsgmetAsikt. Gem C. T. Itas.arss, W. a DALMIT2OI.II. L. Asmassm /. Timm, G. D. Lanest.y k WWWI. W 1:02/11MII. MI IL Oases. Tu be Wyatt` ConatisseksOsssesL—Oammismsdat Carrico Lg. Tullurner B. E. WALIII3. F. 0. WormaAss, 11. L C. I<o unarm% T. IL larksamici, J. IL Btcs. W. J. NOUS. sad A. D. _SkLeAs. _ 717 - 4;7"dasaan ft IN add Mk Des, 1b43. bikes le bur Ibis the OMCZ OP ORDNANCT.. Jed. 31. OZ Wail. GI PeeLesers.—lee. out. O. Ituduw e to be Itet ;Mt, ADVIIIALIT. J. W CarAl of & Lauri, lo went lieut., ais UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CANNIODON, JAN. 31.—At a a ngregatioa holden this day. the andarnsenrioned degree. were conferred : C. it. Drury, S: John's College • R. A. Tbonspsoe, Ceiba. Pill* ;J. A. Poeticisms, Cor p se Chrieti Collage. M .D.: R. Bud, Cates College. B A.: W P. Browne, Qwen's Colkge; H. U. Reynolds, Trial*! Collsee; W. Sean, Sid ney College. The RIOT. Rdwia Prelim* of Trlaity Oaked, was admitted ad emeekos. Marne , VMS bit_ by the UV. Rat Smith, D.D , late Masts. of riniay Came, to he cost weariest Sadden of Arta, the hut peeisients In asthenia. tics sad tuning philosophy, have been this evenhig adjudged to-1. Beast, Ft. Joint's (lit wrangler) ;S. Wanes, Trinity (2nd 'master). Tus Cxessioss Taira. The ezamination for the classes...l tripe will be held in the Senate Muse, oommerao- Mg co Monday, Feb. 18, at nice o'clock. Candidates ate to send in their names to one of the examiners, on co before the preceding Wednesday. Tax CONTOCATION.—Tteterday, preview' to the matting of cosnocation, the Archbishop of Canterbury reamed by appolatment, at Lambeth Palace, a deputation of the Metro politan Canrch Union. The address, to which 86read8 signs tens of the clergy and laity were 'nuked, was by Dr. Bebe,. After a conversation be upon the subject, intatedletehis gram stated thet he mold hardly ezpesterd to gin ea answer to an address upon a queetim so elaborate, and that Ise would send a written reply at an early opportunity. Ret. T. G. Format, to t3t. Yawl t., Birmingham. Rev. R. J. Riyna, to the C. of the Gosport district of lvorstoko, Rants, aad to the lectureship of Trinity Church, Reßev. B. Must, to Slag P. C., Northumberland; patron, T. W. Beaumont. Bog ; value 1031. The Rev. E tward Osboin. ?AA., to the vicarage of Asatidun. Bess:, 3391. with madame, meant by the death of the late Rev. W. W. Benin' D.D. ; patron, the Bishop of Louden, is tight of his bishopeleal ltev. Rdritand Darya, to the living of St. John - 1117 Ba ptist, Ntaborougls, en the presentation of 'be bishop his fader. "This appointment (nye the Sfantje.rd Merewry) will shortly muse a TIMM in the Chaplaincy in the Stam ford onion, as well is render heaven a new applintment to the covert et St. Martin's, Stanford Baron Me Tatar of which (the Rev. Ellis B. Were) continues inalpacitsied from =snug affliction." TAcvccits. Ent Down R., Dynan, dio. Enter; T WSW 3461., with ruilence ; pate , C. Chichester, EN.; Rev. C. Pine Codln deceased. Neathead P. C., Cumberland, dio. Durham; patron, Vicar of Alston-Idoor ; Rev. B. Hunt, promoted. North Tamertou damsels* curacy, Cornwall, dio. Exeter; va:ue 2301.; patron, R. Pins Coffin sad Cowhand, Neg.; Rev. C. Pine Calla deceased. Dna Colon chaplaincy, Herefordshire; stipend 301.; tes timonials before Fab. 7. ING MEETING. WRING MEETING. et. lb. Porta% 4 yes Csurld, 4 yrs 7 4 Preselit, 4 yrs 7 4 3 Doubl, 1 yrs Wild tom, 4 yro ..... 00412mton, 4 yro 5 ; 3 Modooty,3 yrs 3. 2 1 Massy, 2 yrs 4 IS Wlimoi, 3 Ire 4 7 1 NATIONAL VILF2LE.CIIASE. 0 1 yrs HIS ra. 6 3 , yrs 10 Me Oaks, yrs Coltuabine, aged lO nap aged 10 Grand Lustier% aged Sobriety, aged Tbe Mouse, 6 yrs . . %lent Friend, 6 yrs . .. 1 1 Woiverhounpeort, aged Fanny a Fisticutl, a Grey, pd ged 1 lIPPITIrT BoT. Med 1 Tard.artu, aged Venice, Abdpel-Zader, aged. 1 Hope, aged ..............» 1 Donbas, aged lAniquenet, secs' Vangranoa, aged 1 Killuntay, aged, 1 ' OddlrDow, G 1 Ventura, 3 lO Bayonet, 5 lO Cb. g. by Harliaton, ago! 8 Veritas, 4 lifts Itt.t.gbton, aged Maid at Athens, aged. 6 little P.Ol, egad ..... Ltttle Fanny, aged .... ham Barrie, aged „ . 0 PeP OOB . aged P ......... ......... 10 l ana. Psay, aged ......... 7 &radon the LSO. MEETING, 1850. oUTAi HAXDIC.O 1 104ssysy, 4 )7S Dadliase. 5 f.s Eva, 4 Jr. l3 Ilsersiess. 4 Ads Um, 4 yrs le Fury, 4 Ps lemssisiser. Ise • Lamm, I yrs 3 WM Rae, 4 yrs ....---. 4 Yr Caber; 4 yer....--. I Red Doe. 3 yr 5..........-. - alsornul. 4 yrs- . 0 lb* Nodal Obi." 4 yrs ...- Jarryler, 4 yrs .... II 1,155. 4 yrs - 10 Dam 3 yrs ..... 10 1 171adierbersis. 1 1 70 •-•-•-• 7 glow le Aga" i yrs . 0 04. Glaris, 3 yrs lO artless* 3 yrs ........ 7 Vanities, II ifs 4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1850.- From the LONDON GAZETTlL—Teteaday, Fe6.l. JAMILII BARN, New Turnstile, High Holborn, and Oldocad, St. Pan e to wren der, lib. 8, at le, and Werth 14, at at Sofa. Maims. Lora, liontloapaare. Gray's -1311 ; Off. ladg., Whitman. CitAktla CUMIN Stafford, =gr. reza much 18, at 11. at Birmingham pent. Sole., Mien., Stated, and James, Birming ham; off. "Mg., Yalw, , Barmlngham. Wirtran EDISON MON Keeled- eld, Yurkshire, coal merchant, Feb. 19 and March 12, at 11, at Leeds Court. SOU., Blackburn, Leeds, and Bell. Leeds; at sea*, Hope, Leeds. Joesene Fenian, Wyelietriet, Strand, victualler, Feb.l2 and March 13, at lat WidnOallotreit. SoL, Baymund-huildings, Gray's-Ina; off. mfg., Stanateld. Rasinghall.atreet. Smarm Grimm, York, lkensed netuakr, Feb. 13 and March 14, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sub , Markman, York. sad Hark and Clarke, Leedn ce. wale., Young, Leeds- Sanwa GLEIOY, LionpM, corn 'merchant, Feb. 13 and March 7, at 11, at Llverool Caste. SQL, *kicky. Liverpool; off. orig.. Tamer, Liverpool. Jamas farts, Lfthten Homed, Bedfordihire, biker, Vela 8, at 12, and March 18, at 11, at Basingludi-street. lot., Wright, Furni ratans ; tdl. autg., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Karnes Josiah Delamers, Cheshire, liveryotable keeper, Feb.l3 and March 4. at 11, at Liverpool Court. baby /frothiest., North. erkh, Cheshire, sad Liverpool; off. mtg., Casanova, Liverpool. Manor Rm, Manchester and Salford, lancaihim, common brewer, Feb. 18, at 3, and March 18, at 12, at Bmingballotrest. Solt., Memo. C./a, Malphi-terrece, and MI6 Mancheater ; off. asalg., Graham, Ooleammereet. Enwi owommr, Itedbury, Deveashlre, innkeeper, Feb. 11 and March 7 at 1, at Enter Court. Sob., Hancock, Davenport, and Urn% Exeter; off. wiz., Iterulman, Exeter. loan Duran Sernme, Wigmare.street, Covemilisoquare. print biller, Feb. IS and March 12, at I, at Binnghall.staset. Sol., Fallow.,Piccadilly ; off. meg., Groan, Abchwe • - Wne. Haver Werra, Upper Bryanstone-stmet, Bryanstune-sqtaine, corn dealer, Feb. 9, at 11, and Mink 11, at I, at Baal:MIDI-strict. SoL, Gomm, Edward-Meet, INIVEILII•NWITe; off. "Mg., Jututsou, Basingball-streeL EJAWAID WIAT, LeadeMallotreet, City, ship end insurance agent, Feb. 8, at 11, sad March 15, at 12, at Basiaghall.etrect. Sol,, Chazaberlayne, Great Jamosenvet, Beriford.row ; off. male., Staindeld, liasingtal-street. Cumuli Wawur, Crosked./ana, King Williamotreet, City, agent and deals In edge tools, Feb. 9, at I, and Ranh 9, at 12, at Be singhill-streeL Sots., Tucker and Steavenson. Sun-chambers, Threadneedle.street ; at wig.. Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Wants Yonne, Strand, watchmaker, Feb. 8, at 13e, and March 14, at Ile, at ILaingha ll oireet. FoL,Glope, Ely plac e , SAM u; off. sails., Whitmore, DECLARATIONS UP DIVIDENDS. - - Jaen Asswerra, Flory, Inncaahire, gardener-Ist dlr. of Is. Id., Feli.l2and any subeequent Tuesday, at Fraser' ., Mrncheater. G1:0ItOZ CMG. COLDIZT, I.llWtellOSAltle, City, metchant—Div. Of 9d., Jan. 31, tad any autsequent Thursday, at Fennell's, Guildhall chambers. Flualel4 Dartnows, MaucLester, check and gingham manufacturer— Final die. of 34d., Feb. 5, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Irma's, Manchester. %%tutu Enutuni, Tottenham, and Wenlock-road, tailor—lot die. of a Id., Feb. 2, and three !subsequent &stardom at Groom'e, Abehurch.lane. Wawa Darren's Charlton-plate, Islington, of a Sjd. upon new mots, Jsn. 31, and any salerquant Thursday, at ruiners, Guildhall-chambers. linen, Illb human, HAMOOttI, ENICI, Ironmonger—Div. of ls. ' Jan. 31, and any subsapsent Thursday, at Fennell's, Guildhall. cbambera Jane Munson and Janis Baosaneer ' jun., Gale and Mans.hester, calico printers—Final die. of 2.l.andS-16ths of a peony, Feb. 2, and any tuba. oust Tuesday, at Fraser . % Manchwer. GIORGI Fiw etnass,, Jaeseu PLOCYTtat, and THOMAS PILOCILTFa iitthttiaC, LaseaiWre, eaten spinners-Ist die. of la 641, Feb. 5, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Framer't, Manchester. SANCIS. iiMUNIDOS, Barnsley, cotton spinner -Ist die. of a, any day on crafter Feb. 4, at Young's, Leeds. Josses 'foams; Newmarin t, saddler—Div. of 51, Jan. 31, and any sttlieljUtilt Thursday, at Pennell's, GuildhalLehanibers. Dinue..nDs.—Feb. IS. F. Amason, Carlton-hill, tit. John's-wood builder—March I. O. Barnard, than Wycombe, Bueldogbandhirs, groper—Feb. 311. %%Botta, Dover, grocer—March I. W. Boyle., Cp. per Lassan-itraet, Ll•son.grore, licensed victualler—Feb. 22. W. Clayton, W. Clayton, and W. WCson, Peed." backers—March 5. T. Crags, Blackpool, Lancashire, grace—Feb. 25. J. O. Cutyer, Edition. ton, gunner—Feb. 23. D. Enna% jun., Liverpool, co.tebbinktcr—Feb. 13. S. Groomek, Leader, hotter—Feb. 26. J. Hoodtraun, Lie of Belfast, bookseLer—Feb. 23. 1). Jones, LiWtpool, huer.drape r—k ob. 23. P. Jones and E. Everett, Lleerpnra, parrs -Feb. 25. a. Maclw, Mrseohlre. salt saerchant—leb. 22. J. Piper, ta il coat ate. cheat—Feb. IS. W. itanicitte. Stript,tl=n, IL 1.4 and J. tindian, Lombarthetreet, tilt;, bookers—llareh 4. J. b. Smith, Inauy coormin brewer—Yes 26. J. J. Sullivan. Warlord, Cheshire, sat naerch.int —Mi. 11. E. Thoroley, fliucWej, Leici:sterstate, mossy acsivener—keb. 33. J. YI•0211111A, 6Li9teid, mitinurit. CUTIZICATIS to be granted, unless cams bi shown to the contrary es the day of coseasg. Much 4. J. Beaman, Senetherick, Staffordshire, iron manufacturer --Feb. 22. J. G. Briggs, Leicester, inokeet.er-Fib. 25. C. W. Davies, Erowolow.street, Hott.orn, licensed a irdealar-leb. 23. J. Durham, v. orkss...., Nsingliankive, miller-lib. 23. D. Punic., eheideld, beer housekeeper-Feb. R. &Mho, Birmingham, and Northau.d, Worcestershire, oar m deakr -Feb. 21. IL Harms 11, Liverpeol. ship. 0411.er-re o. U. W. l'atroh, Fleabag', surrey, build. r-Feb. 22. W. A. ikeres, Maidstone, cabinetmaker-Fab. 26. J. C. itushbruak, Ex mouta-atzset, Clarkenwell, tailor- Feb. U. J. Sorby, Sheffield, steel inciter -Feb. 22. J. Ward, Bishogsyte Within, chemist. CERTIFICATE to be confirmed, union came be shown to the oon trary, within 21 days from data. ha. 26. W.Glbb, Lieerpool, cornet .tun neut. CLRTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary. Jan. 29. L. floss, Brighton, porrnioter -Jaa. 29. D. G. Pewter, St, John.equare, Llerkenered, ironmonger-Jan. 29. Joseph Hodgeen, Ca dertunk, Turivhirs, incimoriger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLYED.-L Anderson and P.. Winters North Unarm, Northumberland, common brewers-J. Batson jun., an I D. 11. Haley, Westbronawich„ Midterrdakare, insfoundere-1. chalks and R. Lee. Grantham, Lineolushire, lisendrape.s-Eluabetn Clearer and IL Watson, Panhco Cement Works- E. itauiel, J. Burlier, and A. Cox, attorneys, so Lr as regards J. Barker- M. Date's and H. Dads, Ester, jewellers-T. Gamlen and C. D. Scott, Furuirars-ion, attorneys-W. Gray and R. Nimmo, Christophei 'a, West Indira-NV. Gray and Co.. W. Gray. and R. Num" Glasgow, so far as regards R. Nutinso-l. Huila and E. Baah, Birmingham, Lakerc-J. Ilastersli ou., sad R. A. Farmer, cut glass manufacturers-S. Heap. and J. e.pe, Rochdale. 1.11114:4. ' , Lew and Halifax, Yorkshire, wholesale grocers-T. W. Heaton and J. lirisnclow, Hattot-In-Moors, Lancashire, cotton spinners -J. Leta son and IS TAtersall, Clare and Newmarket, Suffolk, auctioneers-J. Johnson and T. Cowley, Bradley, Staffordshire, boilermakers-James Lord, Join Lord, and W. Lord, Great Bolton, ironfounders, so far as regards John Lord-S. J. Loyd, E. Loyd, 1.. Loyd, Jun., W. J. Loyd, anti C. W. Tabor, London, banker s, so tar am regards rt. J. Loyd-T. Lam and W. Wallford, Aiderigate-auect, City, chemists-R. and W. Lowly, Birmingham, split ring nfinialacturers-W. C. Plume and 0. C. Peters, Birmingham, victualkre -Sarah Pratt, Charlotte Pratt, and J. Awburn, Itoraerham, Yorkalaire, will. and spirit mess. cants, so far as regards Sarah Pratt-1. Potts, G. Tay:or, and W. Taylor, Hayworth, Derhyslarre, cotton spinners, so :"ir am regards W. Taylor-0. Roberts's, Elgin, bank agent, as tegards his conneriant with the East of Soo-Hand Life Assurance Compaay -W. H. Simo.6 and 11. Culps, Ul.l Ilre.adstryst, City, and Leicester, timber merchants - J. Sims, T. Sims, len., and J. D. Hunts, Aston.jemm-Buntingliain, Warwickelare, ironworkers. sr far as regards T. Sum--J. thoyms, A. likoyles, and B. H. Skoylot, Lowcstoft, Suffolk, sylcultatal implement manufacturers, so far a. regards J. fikayles -Ana Stewart and H. Erskine, Greenock, Insehants-J. Unwln and W. Gavin, Madeira and Liverpool-8. Wag,taffaad J. Skidmore, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, almasters-W. B. Waddle. J. 0. Walker, and R. Lodge, Manche*. ter, dryealters-14.0. Whitehouse and It. Naylor lion manufacturers -0.8. Wintle and J. Arkell, Glouccater , wins and spirit merchants -J. Wright and E.J. Wright, Clapham, grocers -J. Young and .1. Garnett, Manchester, wood turners. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIMS. lone Ants, Glasse; " :o;ll;ijirmerchant, Fete S end March I, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. Joun Wiiea, Do/mines, chemist, Feb. 4 and 25, at the Commercial Ina, Dumfries. TILONAS Wweaq Glasgow, colour merchant, Feb. 6 and 27, at the Eagle Temperance Hari, Glasgow. Feaaele M.antra SM. wiCT, Gloyow, teXIOCODISt, Feb. 5 and 26, at the :%ter Hotel, Glasgow. 51n EARL Wanumt, Glasgow, writer, Feb. 4 end 22, at the Regent Hotel, Glasgow. Jena Worth, Port Glasgow, p.dnter, Feb. 7 and 28, at the Mack Bull Motel, Fort Glasgow. MARKETS SUGAR.—The avenue price of Suer, the produce of the British possessions in nmerlea, onnputed hem the return. made In the week ending the 29th day of Jan., ISSU, is lea. ad. par owt. sugar the produce of the Maurits." 99a. 20. Sugar the produce of We Lost Indies is 231.9 ed. per ewt. The average Kit:earths three foregoing deieriptionu jointly, la :la. 9 id. per ewL—Gw.e , tte. BRISTOL, Fin. 1. Stv•a.—Tl2 , market continues ornately quiet, and the quantity disposed of since our last report is moth too limited to alter quotations; at a trifling ereszeselon in ',Macs some business might hate been deo% as the refiners are evidently buyers, but importers decline at present to submit to any reduction. The maned market to Oct quite to animate:4 but prises kw all descriptions of manutestured goods are well supported. In Rem emend mond-band parcels lowa fount buyers at a further Improvement la value of fully Id. per gallon. The Rucks under bond are now warty all la tho handset the alealsee. The demand lee Dean Yam rather Ilmited. but prime are neat tared. Lirlaroot, FIB. 1. Btu:um—Owlet to the firmer al holders, and Wpm rot b.i. o w ait to paelell plea, the lieshme is very MOP, not ex mol•da. B. IN tad 1,100 Mips Isesi, at Moot Ism melee rates. Tondos :—Tlesee Is very lithe Mum °My 40 MAL of recto we e wimp been i 1 M teem Me. td. to 41e. M. per ml daty pate. —Motmiss an PO et sale, sod the way leumetim repotted Is 70 maks Demerara, at NIL M. per mt. has the . Oonm.—The emitesmat that Ms peovelled be seam tam hes Mippemed, and is @worded by peat ammelem Weer me /Map limited to elm Mewed JJambe wed IMO lege lagespa. et • deallee d la . Is ft per oft Uwe Is me meth less. or the pert of WM% ewe ealieleNl i ri &NNW MOW .—No ealaa or Oases. ar Pomo% ligia-100 tom Camas Si. le NM 11,401 j bepe )loss!! Tam MI pease, l jestatissie & pet mit. Mis-asemeoettlamos = bat the inia am MUM the Mimes t the seise a.d et I=l.. timeivis alsinipreauga td etessitlim iss sininey et 91 01 to be h esk led. Pr Teo. main Is eery paha ihr of ems= Peeks soil grows, sod mime me le how of the berm NW mks bamboos wade wrap twig% et Ail prim, odd the new =Malt L Immo, 12 soma of Ouatlasala sold at Ba. Scl. per lb. 100 ebest• Swat Lac at very full ratv, 424. to 4,5. for bard block, and 50.. for very tine bright liver to low orange. IS eboOrt (trw Aaiun at 87a. 6d. p r owt., a small lot of Lac Dm skis. lid. per lb., 400 baskets of Oambler at 1 • Od. to 126.90., 50 ton• 01 Lrice at 245. ed., 1.000 pocket, of Bengal TL [MIMIC at 15a. Id. to 34ek0 bags of Pram. Sao° at 215., and re 9 bap of flaoo nougat 19•. to 19s. 64. per swt. In Ku:rearm the Palos are trifling, and with a dull mart. t. About 400 tons of Nauru of douabave ban taken at Its. sal. for ar rival. and 14s. ed. la Wee. IffITTON —Livearoot, Fee. I.—ln the oloweca of my late? delves from the United States, the market daring all the pre sent week has exhibited liul^ change. The large sales of last week had left a present supply In the heads of the trade ; and the relatively high prices now current have deterred them from Increasing theft snake. 'the total sales of the week, including 13,5.:0 taken an sp,cw titian, have net exceeded 33,1120 bales. Yesterday the demand W ORMS more active and general, and today it la well maintained; the sales Ale 10,000 bees at the highest price of the week, and they M ahal* 2,000 American taken on speculation. Americo descriptioos have been reth r freely htfered ; but in the @h ence of 'Rome demand they are not pressed for sale; during the last two days holden have acted with in:waned drams;; and prices are not changed, the authorised quotations of idr" quslides hems the none as last week. Eityptimss are dull of sale; Brazils ore In isoproTe4 demand, and they have commanded full prima. Surat& are alm in improved demand, end they, too, command last week's highest rates. 11,710 bales of American, 220 PernitruA, 200 :z64 F:4zyptiam, and 070 hunts have been taken on @peculation, and 600 of American, and 100 Saida Ss export, WOOL —Lagos, FRB. I.—There is no obaoge to notice this week. The mime coeditor firm, and business steady. List zuroot., Feb. 1. Throughout the last mouth the demand was in d for all descriptions, but the limited moats and reduced stocks have rendered it utterly impossible to nuke any very exteneive males, there/err, as an evident result, trams actions are much moaned. With its present coniumptlon, it le difficult to media what the ultintattun will bees to value ; that the quantity of combing neecos worked up weekly is greater than the producum, sad his be tar sense time, menet he queetionel ; abort Wools ars now With( seams, Yd, se many et the manuiscturers ham orders lorsnobtles home, a considerable 'drama must accrue as several kinds before xny weeks Ay over ' en the extreme prices reelestly obtained. brlea by private treaty we principally in the eiesseeof East India, Mogadore, Bums Ayres, Oporto, Ekren-al (to arrive), end Peruvian, the greater put of the latter 1.u.,1 on speculation; a small lot of Readan la also ervarted, ant priors ruled bleier In several instances than recent quotations. On the Sled ultimo public Liles were held here which, telng the fleet of th e seMen, Minded *mod attendanse, although the quantity alto ' gether wee under MO balm, and all Eset bola; the competition was animated, end the whole sold at an ethane* on the tower qualities of a td- to I 4 per lb., and on the better of Id. per lb., since the coa -1 menewnent albs year. In Alpaca, a few sake are announced, at re cent rates; messomers purchased retiringly, at the quotations. Well. —The demand le good, and sales ta a moderate extent bare been made In Clinks% laid Highland and white lbehland, at advanced retest wow not smelt s.ught &fair ; holders are nowiasking enhanced pikes. English and triad—The combing trade la very brisk, and prices have gone op considerably • there are a kw parcels offering, and the gene ral opinion is, that baLdera will find a better market shortly. • Loavox, Feb. I.—The public Isles are not at present fined, but the brokers will meet tomorrow to declare. During the week the market has been firm, but little doing. The consumption continnes to increwe, and manufacturers hold small stock+. art Imes this week are 1,597 balm Colonial, 2,062 bales foreign. English Wool COMIAUSII in good demand, end the previous advanced rates are fully suppxted. HOSIERY, &c —Larcarrza, Feb. I.—Thers has hen • fair moderate demand this week for the home spring trade. Hetet al buyers bare been in the market purelmaino. Considerable difficulty is experienced by manufactuteno in realising the advance. on mate. rill. Priem of erns and Miele remain stationary. CORN.—CiteLIerPORD, Feb. I.—ln ontsequenee of the damp slate of the weather, the condition of the Wheatwas very much affected, which quality must be writtcu fully Is. per qr. lower, but really fine Wheats about supported the price of lad week. Barley of MI description erect be quoted la. per qr. lower. Beaa are dull, aad lower, as also is other spring corn. COYINTRY, Feb. I.—We have bad a good attendance at our market to-day, and a liberal supply of grahi, but no improvement in prier.. Wheat was sold at somewhat undt r our last guidances and malting Barley fetched scarcely so much ; all but the flout ma ples were sold at 1,. per qr. decline. Beans and OA, were in good supply, bat farmer rates could not be o'd.ined. Prices Wheat, 14s. to 13.. Malting Barley, 21r. to 2tis.; grinding, 12s. 21s. Old i 124. bd. to 13s. 6d.; new, 10s. to Ile. Old Oats, 21s. to 216 ; new, 7s. to 20a. Peas, new, 9a. to We. ; old, Its. to U.s. - - • - • • . 'limns, Feb. I.—We had a fiord attendance at market to-day, but in consequence of the low prices offend be our millers for Wheat, their was not much business done, and none but needy sellers would submit to the prices offered. We may quote Wheat In. per qr. luwerithan last week. liarley_not much on offer; prima meady.. still remain nominal in value. _ HULL, Feb. 1.-Arrivals of foreign aro only light,'whilat the farmers have supplied the market pretty freely. la Wheat the sales are almost conlincd to parcels of English to the millers, at a re duction of Is. per qr. Ilol&rs of foreign arc tot dispooed to press rales, and the quotations remain nominally same an last week. Bar ley, foe grinding purposes, is Mow of sale and barely supports its value. reas only go off in retail. Other Libelee same as Last week. The only arrival of linseed is 2,040 qrs. from Alexandria, on crushers' amount. The market hes tem rather quiet, sod in the tete' salts et. tccted buyers have had the advantage of Gd. to Is. pt r qr., pineal:irks in Inferior parcels. Prices: Wile,,t, Engli.h, old, white, 87s. to 41a. ; new, 336. to 415.; red, old, 346. to this. ; sew, 34a to 395. Foreign, Oath. per btuihel, Hamburg and Baltic, red, 36.. to 441.; waits, 395. to 431.• (Mersa, 335. to 46a. Barley, malting, per qr., 21e. to 235. ' • grading, per .10 st., 19a. tkL to 20e. lid. Oats, chi, per quarter 128. to IGP. ; new, 12s. to 166. Ruseian, ht., per stone, bd. to 9d. reaP, white, boilers, per qr., 26'. to 20'.; blue, 275. to 31..• ending, 631 b. per bushel, 244. oi. to 2. Beans, old, 6.1 b ee per bushel, 29e. to 316.; new, 235. to 296.• Egyptian, 265. Tares, new, for sowing, per quarter, 20s. to 113 e ..; gtindirn, 431 b. per bushel, 19s. to 21 6 . Rye, per stone, e.d. Meal, per ton, 61. lammed, per qr., Black flea, Vas. ; Cersadria, 4.te.; St. reersburg, One, 42e. to 435. til. goo 1 crushing, 41k.; inferior, 'Mc. • Riga, 31u. to 4". ed.; Archangel, V.G. Cl. . to 41 6 . 0,1.; Kongeters and Retool. 30s. to ilus.; clean for heeding, 42.. to 42e. It:spewed, per laPt, German and baflisk, 421. • Bloch Sea, IW. Forett 0 imports Into 111311On:the the week: Litseit, 2,043 qrs.; Wheat. 4,330; Barley, 200; Oats, 235; Pews 5.34. Liacotw, Feb. 1.-We hid a fair show of Wl'eat at our market to-day, which was taken off at late qqotati: no. No change in i the value of other (rah. Wisest, red, s's. to 395.; white, Us. to 435. Barley, 20s. to Vs. Oat., 12s. la 2es. Beans, 245. to 261. LteettrooL, Pea. 1.-The out.plits of prsin sod floor are open a enuallt r male since Imo. Tue,..l.y, hut wo t. - .cc nesertla kw a Loge choice of sample. °tering of last week's arrivals, with a wry I eneerish general ?anat.& 'Las uttend ,r., at this day', market WAS `gutted, butthere was no life in the demand for any ar itteretbe trade. Worst and tl.ur wet c.ntsideed to be un hered in wider, with an instaroe, or No, of the tuts in price being, In buyer,' favour. 011 A were id. to Id. per 'robe.. .ad oat= al ;:ti. to id. per load cheaper than on Tuesday. The quotations of Lamy, beans, and peas, ,emsin without change. The demand for Indian core Pr, small, and in the few trunpaztions th d occuPred the priers of Tac‘day were ob. , tained. Arrivals into Licirpiol an t MillaKTl Boni the 29th to the teat January Inclusive : t: nowt. WC qr..; Malt, Li ; Oats, '..7,3 ; Been% 2,172; loam Gum 2,771 ; 1 i dawal, 2,144 itch.; hour, , 4,763 whs. Ezpurts to Ireinuid : V. heat, a: qrs.; Malt, lit; Deans, . 4i ; Peas, 11 ; Indian Cora, 2,547 ; Flour, la. *mks sad 227 barrels. Ilammixornta, Jan. 31.—We have had a very deli mar• let today f,r cvm - u.lietc of gr.g..; any 1404i0e.4 s o ding, ulthougb offered at lest, r prk.. Widte .Cheat, 40. to Ho.; r.d, 354. toime. Malting Barley. ag. to :Ss. Beano, 21. to 24. re a. 234. to 24e. Borru t mprox, Feb. 1.-The extreme tlerr.nims eMe.l.4 of late stiil istitinues, and all articles are the turn cheaper than week, with only a very mill amount at Moine. , doing. Wheat, red. 91. to 91. 10s.; missal anal white, 91. 10s. to 1.1. los. Barley. 21s. to Beam ter. te 345. (mts,l4aek, tea. to Ist., white, 22.. rer qr. Fleur, 295. to at s. per reek. WASAPICI.D, Feb. 1.-Oor arrivals of gran etill eon• ' ton's mod. rate; we have a fair show of ramples from below. ne I demand for Wheat is quite of a retail character and where sales are made a reduction of le. per qr. has to to s ubm itted to. Flarh.e nits slowly, and prices still tend downword. Oats and shcl:ing lower. Other articles withoutalterition. Beans declined Is. per qr. Prices :- Wheat, per qr. of Puha. to the bushel, Snitulk. DWI, and Beat, red, reit, to , . to 41o.; extra, 42..; white, 454. to 46r.; extra, 47..; Nor folk and Hunts, red, aft 0395.; extra, 405.• white. 425. to 4 4 5.; extra, 451.; Lincolnshire and Catubralsestdre, red, 361.. to 38..; extra, 39..; white, 40s. to 41r.; extra, 434.; Yorkthire, red, 35t. to 47..,• extra, 39P.; white, 41'. to th.; extra, 435. • Mottle and Konigsbune, white, old, 425. to 455. ; extra, 47t. • Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red. 375. to 495.; eves, 415.; Medite;rannut. red, 36•. to 219. • extra, 34,.; F.nglish, red, 112 s. to 42..; white. 475. Barley, per imperial qe..Nori.lk and Suffolk, 26a. to 2Ss.; , atra, 2it. ; Lin coln‘hire and Yorkshire, 21a. to 255. ; extra, 255.; :hutch, 23a. to 245.; extra, 245.; grinding, 20s. to 218. • foreign, res. to 2.5.; extra, 23t. Means, per qr., 6910, to the bushel, mall, flan old, 32a. to 33e. ; new. X 6,.. to 27a.; neat, old. lon to Ms.; new, 25e. to 265.; foreign, o'al, 26a. to SM.; new, 245. to Nis. Oats, per stone. 'waling . Std. to 9d.; ex tra, 10d.; feelin g, s I,L 1093.; extra, 103.; foreign, ad. to extra. Phelling, ran toad of 2.111b.. 223. to 238.; extra, 21s. Milt, per load of 6 bushels, Sin Se to •. ; extra 334. run rr qr. insp., b:us and white trtilert, 265. to 2St.; extra, 325.; grey ard teed, Its. to 25..; extra, 27.. ltapeseed, per lost imp., Er relish, 291. to 31/.• torelen, 291. to SU. Limited, per imp. qr., 945. to 41s. linpri to dining the week: Wbca*, 8,733 qrs.; Burley, 2,319; Oats, 1 0 47; Beans, 491; Peas, 417 ; Shelling, 616 loads. DUBLIN. JAN. 31.-The market to-day was smaller than usual as to beef and mutton, with slack arks either for home INS or the English markets. Beef being from 36e. to 4:s. and 41s. per ewt. in stale ; muttou, 4.1. to 3.1.; veal, 71 per lb. The pig market was a very brisk unit important oat -a {era • c supply arid ready purebseers foe export, at from 325. to 350. per ewt which is relatively mach higher than the bacon markets. We also note a number ..f one and two year old sunk, which teemed to bo more in request antaeg rename. - - NVATER/ORD, Jan. D.—ln onarquence of the non-arrival of ltlondny'a 'etters from London, there h been disposition in our market to-day Mr operating to any extent. Only a tew retail transactions hare taken place 14 the rates of : 4 .turday lad. CATTLE. ltc.—Cnumei.n, Jan. 31.—8 y far the worst show of Cattle we have 811 . 11 for a long time past. 30 bead on otter. Vat tcareely a good one Lmoagst the number. They consisted of short. hrm, gallows, kylues, Irish, and half.breds, Galoways and kykes the mote numerous. A elearanos could waree:y be expected. Prices front 4e. 3d. to se. per stout of 141 b. ainkkg otraL Limited supply of Sheep compared with last week's. 50 tom on offer. Quality in ge neral WAS very good. There was a small advance on good Ewe s. N ethers the same as last week. Prices I—Ewes, 3d. ; Wolters, 54d. per lb. sinking offal. Calres.—Only ene on offer, vary prime, selling at Sd per lb. sinking dirk - - EXETER, Feb. I.—There has been a pretty full supply of all sorts of stock driven In, and though the demand hem not been my Wilk most has been sold. Priors rennin nearly tho same as of late. The very bast tat Beef has brought fully Ps. per score, but good Beef has sold at Sato fis. 6d. Barrenaers were p!eutiful, and sold at about 3s. per score. Them was a large arid rather rough supply of Cows and Calves, which add at ;I. to 121. each. Butchers' Calves, Ld. to 6d, per lb. The supply of Blimp was much larger th..n but week, and caudated almost wholly of fat Sheets, the best wetbers were worth Std. per lb.; ewes, 3d. The quantity of Pork carcases about equal to that of last week, bat prices were rattier lower. Large eoarse es. per wore ; gaud Perk, Ca. 6L; prime, Is. ; and small dairy fed Pork, 7s. to 7s. 4d. per score. Yogic, Jan 31. —There was • fair supply of fat Beasts, which were well bmigkt up, nuking /rota Si. to Is. ed. per stone. Of lean Beasts only a thin supply, and a shale less in price. Only a thin supply o f fat Sheep, which met with a qu.vit demand at from 3d. to fal. per lb. OLASOOW, Jan. 31.—We bad fewer Sheep In to•day's market, vie., 1,047, and prier. Improved about Is. per head, with a thorough ance. Beat Wedsicts, Std. per lb.; Ewes, &e., 4d. to P &m Cattle the supply was a little under Vsat of last day, wily sig. There were fewer prime beasts, the greater proportion being of the middling and inferior sorts. Anything good sold 6d. per owt. higher; sales were brisk, aui*fair elcaranw of all aorta was etfixted. gest Beet, 47a. ed. per set' Inkrim, &Ss. to Cre. We now fully ea. peat priers So Improve. [Advertieement)—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, AN E. CRUM nalfll4 COVORII, COLLIS, PVIAOMAIT COMPLAINTS, AND uruaaDINIAIIBB Of Tam Canr.—Nr. J. C. Ithelahardt, oheeniet, d Hall. min that Yr. Weser, formeely of the Hull Gins Works, was prewrineeed I. be ter /OW Is aoseunpUeo : the medical =a had =dm eV as nanabie. Os seeing liollowsp Pills vertised, Ise he maid else thesis • trial: and after takiiii •ad lbw his malit abated, ids Is* became Aa, ble appetite improewi t , " Z wow Ida heath ecianistely restored. Mb admirable mediates is a whir.me kw the mom obstioans eases of asthma, old and all diseases of the cheat and kap. Sold a t i r at , mad at Craltaisor liultowaya Establishment, 211, taw act, METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS, BAttrIMAT, FEB. 2, 1F.50. The State of the Witather Sack at th e Klalnna r14.c...a at Niue o'clock ye,orday morning.— The statiaaa ars arrar..t,d in .rdar of latitude. Conroe of ah Named Plato. , wi c i . Ber W whit, of Plata ol Weather. -.--_______—,.., GenCe Brener Rain Pans &W. Strong Breen Overmst Loran W. Gentle llreere Overeat ?oarsman% B.W. Gentle:Beam Ovetuet Bamerrr N.W. Calm Poore Mammas Sovraiiierrmr Tr:imams . ...... „ &W. Gentle Breen Ovacart Saaurernozs...... Sarum. LW. WM Rain 1 %Liana.. . „.. OKW Wieil " W.B.W. etroag Err,ae Orman Sucker ... ..... Oarosi, ............... B.W. Gaulle Breese Rain Ounierarsa LW. Gentle Braise overeat Lawman LW. fltrortißreeaa Over , tat Caimans BlIIMINGIUX TAmw0Ry1.............. LW. °culla Breese Overeat eiTiabgeptlng......, LL Gentle Bram Overt:At TLIMOUTS Cases ....... -... . W. Oende Brom Cloudy Sterna Clou,l l .e.s Ilormazas MANC1111NT1C1L......... B. Gage Breese Uhl I aauserzon .„ W. (jostle Breen Partially Cloudy Saar aurruiroor....... B. Gentle Breese Foary Ramo= Lit. Ciart:a inter Kam LASMUL LW. Gentle Sneers Bala BELIFICIL Eatanolor Omni at Rim llWraith of Mud. 8.41 C Strong Breeze. THIS DAY, Ncym, its of WeltLer. Overcool. The returns from the follow i ng places did not reach office in time for publication yesterday; they therefr. t o indicate the state of the weather ea Thaserlay morning st Nine o'clock. RAMIRO ............. I YAINOVTII ...... ...... A.E. Frail' Bross B. Woe S. Gentle Breen Tula Overran Parti..l:y Pyrti Partm.“7. W if 11 KT (sage Beets Brkwlee Dua.k.g I K.E. I FeCla SHIPPING' INTELLIGENCE. uw _ Oilier Ginetle," lad "1.14 es Lts. (Fromi Mai Dvstax, Pas 1.. The Queen's Speech, delivered yesterday 'afternoon, was received in Dublin shortly after eleven o'clock last night, sea is published in the mornirg paper , . It was conveyed by Wooten) telegraph to Crewe, then°, by one of the best eagle's on the line to Holy head, and from Holyhead to Kingstown by the Cam bria, the fast being telegraphed from that vessel when s h e was some miles from land, so that preprint:nibs I were made at Kinptown for the immediate traremie &ion of the royal document to Dublin. This despatch beats all former effects of the kind between London I and Dublin. Eviction eases, with the accompaniment of sub sheriffs, armed police force, the unroofing of houses, Are., centime to be enacted in various parts of the I country. The Athlone Sentinel describes one which took place last week withia a few miles of Athlone, whim twenty houses were levelled to the ground, and upwards of a hundred shivering wretch(' cast out to leek sheltie in the ditches. The people were the tenants of the Rev. Henry King, of Ballylin, in the King's County. Another scene of the kind took place in the west of Galway a few days stoop, at Too mum, the property of Mr. Many Dawson, so eels• bested for the extermination campaign of last year. A supplemental eviction has jut been carried oat, and some sixty inmates of cabins sent adrift. The Newels Guardian says, that a gentleman who, not many years ago, represented a neighbour ing borough in parliament, is now a recipient of out door relief. A meeting was held yesterday in the Chamber of Commerce, for the purpose of considering the pro priety of presenting a petition to parliament, praying for a reduction of the duty on tea. The attendance of merchants and other respectable *Weans was very numerous, the chair being occupied by Mr. Arthur Guinness, the president of the chamber. A petition was unanimously agreed to. The following verdict was returned at the incinest on the unfortunate persons who perished in the Lime rick workhouse en Tuesday night:— We find that between the horns of eight and nine o'clock, on the night of Tuesday, the 29th of January, 1860, In the auxiliary workhouse, Old Clue-street, the aforesaid persons came by their deaths from sufiooation, while endetvouring to maps by a narrow stsireue, leading from the lotte to the yards, in oonsequecos of a false alarm of fire being gives by some of the inmates, to us unknown ; and that we ease not aspirate without pasting a unanimous vote of censure 06 the act of the guardians in allowing so large a number of paupers to be located in the dormitories of this auxiliary establishment, with such en insufficient diatoms; and also representing that there is a very great want of the meat accessary appendages which such a place requires. That the state of UN house relieve much odium on the committee, who specialty reported it suitable for the admission of pau pers, and we urgently recommend a strict scrutiny into its present deficiencies, end en immediate enlargement of the number and else of the stairesses of this establishment. — Second editionqf the Limerick CArnnicte. SCOTLAND. EXECUTION OF MARtiARET HAMILTON. This unhappy woman was hanged on Thursday morning in front of the Court Haus, Gialgow, for the crimes of forgery and murder. By eight o'clock there were fully 20,000 persons preterit, a much smaller number than have been in the habit of attending similar spectacles in former times. Whether this comparative paucity of numbers is to be attributed to the gloom of the wintry moaning, or the growing distaste for capital punishments, we know not. But true it is, that the vast proportion of the crowd consisted of people of the lowest rank, with knots of hidoons women, mixed up hero and there amongst the mass. A few groups of respectable looking people hung about the outskirts of the mus, but their numbers were scanty. The demeanour of the crowd was quiet and orderly. At au minutes before nine the body was cut down, after banging about forty minutes, and in the afternoon it was interred within the precincts of the prison. tab) intentgence. SPRISC) CIBCFITS OF TUE J U DGES, 1850. YeaterdaltreViorearajadges aiatiiit;lr;c 7 ent;for holding the ensuing Spring Assizes In and for the wend tounACII la E'n um; Wake. The following ate the dims and places for holding soh assizes, as returned to the Crown-once, TU.: /1111111 Ciaccrr.—ledges The lard Chief Justice Sir Thomas Wilde and Mr. Jos** Made. Hertford, Feb. 20; Chelnefird, March 4 ; Levu, March 11; Maidstone, Marsh 18; Kingston, March 27. MIDLAND Cimerr.—Judsce : Lord P:11111111 and Mr. Bares Parke. Northampton, March 4; DAWN March 8; Llnebt and , March 9; Nottingham and Town . March 1S; Derby, March 20; IRfoeMer 081 Borough. March lirreolu, March 38 ; Warwick, March 30. NOILY3LII CUlCUlT.—Aktlgte : Th e Lord Ch ef Baron and Mr. JIM' Use Nt Ightmin. Aylesbury, March II ; Bedford, Mardi 14; Hunt ingdon, March 15 ; Canibridge, Mach 20; Bury St. Edmund's, Masob 2C ; Norwich sad City. April 2. WICITYII. esacrry—Jadies : Mr. Juries me and Mr. Justice Talfeurd. Winehmter, F.b. II; Gana , Merck 7; Dorehreter, March 1.1; Emirs and Guy, March 11; Balmie r Mar* Taunton, March 30. °arose Craccrr.—lodge : Mr. Jostles Pattesca and Mr. Baron Pl 4. Wading, Feb. 27; Word, March 2; Worcester and City, March G; Watford, March 12; Shrewsbury, March 20; Hereford, Mach 23; Monmouth, March 27; Glonorster7 March St. NORTRLIN Cilium—fidget: Mr. Boron Alder.tn and Mr. Baron Balk. leasearter, Feb. 18 ; Appleby, Feb. 20; Carlirle, Feb. 22; Neweratle, Muth7; Durham, March 2 ; York and C.ty, March ;; Liverpool, 21. NOIMI WALIA AND Comen ellerrr.--Aulp: Mr. BMW. Cress- Welehpoul, March 12 ; ltsb, March 14; earcarrett, March 11; Beaussarls, Kara 30; Bahia, March 93; Mold, March 27; Charter end City, Mardi SO. goers VI ALis AID CRIATEI Craerrr.—Jodie: Mr. Justice Wil- Baea. Swansea, March 2; Harerfordwest, Marco 9; Culligan, Marsh 14; Carmarthen, March 15; Brecon, March 22; Piseteiga, March 27; Chester end City, Mirth 30. Vacardar Jtia.r.—Mr. lattice Coleridge srUl remaia In town em the vacation pdge. COURT OF QUERN'S_BENCIL7YEanaDAy. SrTwos AT Nun XL JUnn Eau axu Ouuna Jeauts. RICHARDSON O. RICHADDSON.—BILL OP EXCHANGE— FORORRY.--COSIWILITAL OF • WITNESS FOR PERJURY Mr. Borth and Mr. Thompson appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. E. James and Mr. Lush for the defendant. This was an minion on a I romissory note fur 651., dated in 1847, alleged to b• drawn by the defendant, and signed by him with Lis " souk," that mark being withered by one John Richardson. The plaintiff was a publican, residing at 11,1loway, and nephew of the d4endant, who was a termer and grocer, at &clash= near Medulla. For the pinetiff it was alleged that the defendant wasted a sum of money to buy some nnderwood, which was lent him by his nephew, and that he gave the note in question for the amount, which was read over to him, and he put big mark to it, which another nephew (John Richardson) witnesseJ, having first brought him the mosey. John Richer 11,121 was called.-Bwore positively that the defendant borrowed the money to buy the underwocd, that he pall him the money, and that he sigma the note in the presence of a Mrs. held, his daughter in-low. In crowexamicetion, he said that, a short time since, his uncle met him in a lane, atd, without any preface, said the' he knew he had had fit , : money, and had made his msrk on the note ; that he would give the witness 201. to keep out of the way at the trial. A man of the nem* of Reeves was called, who stated he was present, and saw the money paid and the defendant mike his mark. In cross examination he said he was only subprenaed that morning, and that be slept with the witness the night before; that he was not a native of Slotigham, and was a wheelwright out of employ, and at the time of the transaction was at work at a place near Sloagham, but did not know what took him to that plans. A witness was called to prove that he had written a letter for the plaintiff to the defendant asking for the money, and said that a letter which wrs shown making the demand war not that which he wrote. An answer came to the letter he wrote, which staled iliat the defen dant would not pay the money, and had no thought of doing so. For the defence it wee urged that the witness John Richardson forged the mark of the defendant, and cline hue to support it be perjury. The (14,ndant was a farmer, cultivating his own land, and keeping a grocer's shop, and a man of substance, who lout it. The plalatiff was not a purl yto the fraud of the wittiest, bat was himself a victim to it, if be pre it to his under the pretence on which it wan obtained. At the date of the transactions the erTateaiirThiaiticiiidioi; brought4or.; the hoaae o 1 the defendant, and left it then, saying a Mr. Clarke would call for it the nest day, in payment for some underwood No doubt he had applied to his brother, the plaintiff, for the money to buy the underwood, In which 1 e wee a dealer, the defendant never having had anything to do with such en article in his life, and he gave the brother this allotted note as a security, Mr. Clark! raining to give him credit. N. paper was ever produced or read to, the defendant, who never bad anything to do with it. Mr. Mahe, a farmer, near Horsham, proved that In March, 1847, the witness Richardson bought Nur acne of andenrood from him for forty pound*, and told him to call at his uncle's the next day, when he would receive the money, which he kid, Wig laid that John Richardson had left it there. Join Ilehamiben sold all the underwood, when it wee made Late Me ankles in which he dealt. The dein daat n bad a ny in underwood with him. Mrs. Yield, the ter of the defendant, proved that John Sishartins the money to the defendant's boom ma M•ay quuden,and gave directions to nay it to Clubs, uldpi warndona. Mio defendant and the witness were ad tegoilawliat Milting. No paper was read to her or limed by bin, mad she never saw it WI it was damns to hew by the plaintiff at Holloway, when she genupanted the defendant there on the MAIM of the mate the inner saw the witness Bones, sad he was Lot in ea lisp when John Itlebardna brought Tb. the arasey. nev. Mr. Barr e.. rector of fitnaghun, stated net he had known JohnWahardasn flee or six years, and that emit wee Miamian Mat he would not believe him on his oath, his reams Wag, that on one occasion, having a cheque tannetod to MN to pay Into • Way he changed It OM gold and eel:eat day same Into &eviller, where he lived with his hands tied and lie pone out, paring through the tarn pike and the villogs to his own hosts. Hs then noted that he bed been robbed, bet he gave so information while rasing through the villare. He had Duce hanged himself, but was cut down, and when asked where he thougte he *herald go to, he add he knew he should go to hell. He knew that Richardson bought the underwood himself. Mr. Basin her said that he should not trouble the court and the .trary any further in this painful cue, but titer hearing what the character of the Witmer was he should withdraw it, only stating that the &Mild was so party IP this fraud, but wee himself its victim. Mr. Imes hoped his lordship would seder the bill to be impounded. Mr. Justice Erie directed it to be Impounded, and pro ceeded to say Wet ty virtue of a plan giece to a judga by ileum he should now order the witness to be committed fur cmureept of court ter one week ; for being guilty of wilful perjury before the court and jury, sad he also directed that he be indicted foe perjury. Mr. Bavill suggarted let the witasm Reeves should also be committed. Mr. Justice Erie said that as here the perms imetoerned might set is furtherance of that recommendation; but he , thought he bad dose enough when, acting under the statute, he had committed one of them. Mr. James said the partite interested would act in the matter. Mr. Justice Erie asked the jury if they were of opinion that Reeves had been guilty of perjury. : The jury replied in the aMsmative. . Mr. Justice Erie said that it he wee in court, he had better be undo forthcoming for the purpose of justice. He was, not, however, to be found. • A verdict was, of noun, Warned for the defendant. SPORTING. LIVERPOOL SP lIU'WICAP FOR TII d. Ib. BsWalesa, 6 yes 11=04 • 1 yes The Alp, 4 yes Ms Conjuror. sad 7 Tad Ars. weil 7 Impseseris, 4 yrs 7 Mahan, 4 yrs 7 Amish/aim, 4 yn Olnilby,4 yrs ..- 7 HANDICAP FOR THE GWII d. lb. Peter * Sea, awl 7:2 Nom. w it. ll 1 Se drrYllaoe *poi 11 apt II Cluedkr, 11 Feraleaargre....---- 11 Victims. — 11 La Sy 11 Sir 6 yrs..— 11 S. lager. apa - II Bark. reed 10 1 I boo •In ....-- 10 1 obararoak. ..... 10 1 See LanioL ose r —... 10 1 Ysya 066 6 --- 10 1 bleme 10 1 hml enaV aged 10 1 10 1 The Hero. 6 3re —. 10 1 Mull.gaa. yra.--- 10 1 liory-be.Atoy, 10 1 Robin Oray, aged .. 10 QuadruPele riga --- 10 laurd, aped ....—.--- IS Uear, yre ..... 10 a& yrs ... 16 Tama aged 10 asitallan. wad— . 10 M 1 Critelree4, Mel._ 10 The Thrush, aree 10 Sweet, aged ....... ..... 10 rerlella lobo iu EPSOM SPRING ACCZPIANCES ma THE 117 = 10 Miss, 3 $ laboritren, sad s litresk V s ; 4 yrs Glrsdina, 8 ps—..— 7 1 tiny, 4 ps 7 Rein, 4 yrs Westo., 4 yrs 7 Chitiney, 4 ps..-.--. ........ 7 Clarissa, 4 yrs 7 yrs 7 FAite's Pen^a ps -...—. Sunntoesi, 4 In-- Quiver, 4yn . Uterine, I yrs St•Uilar, 4 yrs 7 Abbot of Um; 4 yrs Vein, 4 yrs . r Minty. • yrs 7 *t. lb, CHESTER CUP. DICLARATIONS AT CHART'S up to 4 o'clock :—Bpirote, Nunnykirk, Ballindad, Uriel Lady Ilylda, Legerdemain, Langtqn, Vanguard , Lamb's Wool, Chuhter, Post-tempore, Snowstorm, Justice,. Thringuth, Strychnine, Maid of Team Valley, The Ucektml, Butte's Flume, The Arab, Ada Mary, The Alp, Naireourt, Backbiter, Queen of the Commors, Lady Lara-off, New Forest Deer, Doubt, Reception, Wens. 1 1 ydele, Sieg of Oude, St. Valentine, Jack Briggs, Luxury, Deception. DECLARATIONS IN LONDOlL—Clisnticleer, Vatican, B Mot, Defaaltar, Oloaalvon, Kahl . , Chief 81140, Strongbow, Montague, Saucy Dick, /Wks, Kegley, Van Diemen, Pan tomime, Quinine, Present. Rekord, The Old Fox, Andalu sian, Sauter la Coupe, Pity the Blind, Diana, Theodore Hoek, Fitsford, Seneca, The Swindler, Cadger, Knight LI Owy. ter, Steppiog.stonc, Little Jack, Brennas, Seaman, Manifold, Decoy colt, Colleen Rhue, Shmmock, Cabman. The Lodole filly fit Lot scratched. Fat, are left in for the Newmarket Handicap. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Her Mrjesty hound., Monday, Goldin Ball, Brack nell; Wednesday, Mridenhaad Station; Friday, Ives-heath —at 11. Been-titles hounds, Tuts lay, Robin Flood's-will; Thurs day, llu gnus ; Saturday, Ashworth-mow Taps—half past 10. Mr. Lunday's hounds, Monday, Sandbeck-park; Tuesday, Gricaley-on-the-bill; Thursday, ; Friday, Darlion-bar—half-past 10. Branham-moor hounds, Monday, Darforth.beidge ; Wed nesday, Black Dog, elmblesfurth-consmon ; Friday, Wig. hill park; Saturday, Byrum—half-past 10. Ruffsrd hounds, Monday, Ozton.rillage ; Turday, Lang with-ludo ; Thw Luton; Saturday, Kirklgton— half-past 10. Lord Yarborough's hounds, Monday, Usselby-house Wednesday, Greguilaant-eross.roads-11 ; Saturday, Liar wood Warren-kones— half pan 11. Sir Teton 1 Syke's hounds, Monday, Sounston-houss.- half-past 10me— ; Wedn kalf-pastesday, Wilbertosse-will-11 ; Friday, Raleto. The ho Woreestershire hounds, Monday, Bredon-hill _• W ei nesday, fourth milestone on the Osabersley-road ; Isfilsr, Emekeridge—half oast 10 Upton harriers, Tuesday, Ripple—half-past 10. Ledbury hounds, Tuesday, ; Friday, Duke of Tack, Barran. B. V. H., Tuesday, Chssilborne-down ; Friday, Mel. donabe-park. /limner subseriptint hound., Tuesday, Holford-rillage ; Grabbiat—hall-past 10. Brighton barriers, Monday, Patois= ; Wednesday, Raet. Nem • Friday, Dyke—quarter to 11. Brookside bastion, Monday, Newmarket-bill ; Thursday, Ts" elipeosabrtye. Crawley sad Horsham hounds, Mouthy, Duke's Head, Cogthonte ; Wednesday, Kiag's Heed, Denham ; Friday, Cuektleld-tows—qoarter to 11. Warwialwhira hounds, llimday, Lower Shuckburgh ; Tuesday, Ilitford-brAge ; 'Thursday, Ratington village ; Friday, Kinston-kennd ; Saturday, Elstoue-kall—half gest 10. Bertha...lain Leads, Monday, Liegwardise ; Friday, torsppiike. Ludlow heuada, Tuesday, Eitaataa Lacy; Friday, Staa ap-10. _11 . 1r : K. *mohair' Mull", Monday, Holaworthy ; Than- VeZio, — Yeaday, Crowdsld; Tharsday, Bit kbrock. laessnia, Menday,Friston•ntill ; Wadaeaday, Mellinvily wartime's; !dim Seaford—haltpast 10. Carbide Larders, I=cstltsral-9. Mr. A. Smirk% Monday, Redasham-house ; Tuesday, Marabglard; edaesday, Wharwetlwood ; Tnuraday, Runabouts Tarrant ; Friday, EverMigh ; Bata, day, Spury- wall -11. Duke of Brautort's hounds, Monday, Shepto* Moyne ; Wednesday, Sistut ; Thu. sday, Bravoed; Saturday, Trou ble-house. --- Piiahl4 hounds, Monday, Byar•U-villags; Wadossda7, Lilboorno ; Friday, 13n:worth ; Batardni, Ihnini lol l— Won 11, Tna Fun MONTH OP THE REPEAL OF THE NAVIOATION LAWL—During this month twenty-five new mem!e ham bun hunched in the dm Wm.—Su:l444nd Herald. CASUALTIES. Aghioa Niceloos, Doug., from Odium to the Utile' King dom, was on shore near Galiipolf, 11th Jan., and n o t likely to be got off.—Constantirople, 15th Jan. Bahamian, from China to Liverpool, encountered • severe storm, accompanied by whirlwin I, let. 4N., lon. 22 W. Devonshire, Hovey, from Loudon to Nsw York, is ashore cd the North Foreland, and di..charcing cargo ; pamerga landed.—Mcrgate, let Feb., 11 a.m. The Devonshire, Hovey, him got off„ and is in tow for Mar,osti Itoada.-3, 30 p.m. Mahound Shah, Macrceillan, from P:yrnouth for P .rt Philip, was spoken Sept. 6, I.y :he Mount Steen` Elihinstone, Loney, strived at Sydney. Ske had her torero's', mainmast, inizentapmatt, &via? a heavy N.W. gale, which occurred on the 3rd , •1 Eight of the crew had been carricil overboard with :he wreck of the emits, and lost; and, wilt the extrptitt four, the remainder wire unable to work, from Levin? brcken limbs. Mr. Loney supelird her wilt (our t • am , o, and they immediately consmencedrieging jurrtnirs. Its misses pared company at noun of toe btu lit. 40 49 S., lon. 66 51 E ARZIVIS). I lldAl GB. . L. lialatraci — Holland ' u Pacific India Tic Sontkompton F. -1. , India cii Marseilles I u Ilacru and Halifax Fe ) 7 Mexico and Havanna . .., Wad India Brasil AKKI V ED. t QueenstOlra, January 30, from.. •at Kilurstow:n, _January 31, frem Mx Bum ..- ALTSANDIP-st Gravesend, - February 1: from Anon APO Jana-at Liverpool, F.brutry I, from.. Atacro-at Liverpool, February I, from BAIIIINLAN-at Liverpool, Fcbru..ry I, from. Bas Nam -at Liverpool, February 1, from BENGAL-at Gravesend, January 31, from Cam. F'ancrawn-at Cowen January 31, from Cased/an Itastr-at Ilult, January sI, frooi °IONISE or YAILIONOI:011-at Plymoura Jan. 31, truc Gainraar-at:Boleombe. January 31, froin CHAPNAN-o Liverpool, February I, from . Enaaa.Lo-at Gravesend. January 31, from Edasoraa-at Leith, January 2% from Enoauxs-off Deal, Juautry 31, from Foraorr.arieNcrr -at k:antoutb, January 3), from Fain-at Plymouth, January 31, from Foruurorra-at Queenstown. January 3 from Frous-at Quecn,town, January 30, from Flans-tit Flynt...nth, January 31, from hearers -et Liverpool, February I, from GOOD INTI4,N r-44 Liverpool, Fubru .ry 1, GODOCAS- at Liverpool, February 1. from Guru-at QUOVI4IOIIII, January 30, from fliobli-at CV:cowl:own ' January SO, Prom OLNNOAIOT - o ff the Wrstat. January 30, from IL:maroon-at Greenock, January 30 from lIPLIZNA-st Queenstown. January so, from LIONILLA-atGrATteellff i January 31, nom Jaara-atarecustown, on. 30, from JOINT Waur -at Queenstown, January 30, bum JAPAN-off Torbay, Jaratzny 3°, from Lime-off Deal, F •bruary 1, from LOLA Boma - otrfurbay January an, iro:u LOOMIS:INA WITCII-111. LiZerpool, eebruary 1, fr.m XALAnoI-otlhrrpwl, Frbrurry 1, IMO. Marron-a: IJnrV.my February 1, Iron NIANCKLAI an-at Yaln.olith, from Kama Entnu-at null, January 30, :Tom Mazy Ass- at Plymouth, Jan 91, from Maa.uraa--all toe Bolt, January 31, fro.o Natrona-at Goole, January 31, from Barrens-at Shields, January 31, from NonswenunaLabo- at Deal, February from Oriescrs-ut Lietrroo!, le.. ruary I, boo. Per-at liverpor..l, February I, from Paricass Vicroxi a-at Gravreend, February 1, fro Qua= tr 111.. Wear-et 8111C.4111be, ;J on. +u, f:001 Qt arit-st Liverintol, February I, farm Ramiro- at DPA4 1dN10.171, hunt &tram Jrmax-ot Deal, February I, from Umasse-at Queenstown, January Al, from Darras-at Gravesend. February I from VoLsier-at Gravesend, February I, Wan. Vrourr-at Shields, January 31, from VoLarr-on &wily Urud, January 30, Pram Weics-at Southairopt.n, January 31, from_ Wave-at Bristol, February 1, from Wassouron-at Liverpool, February 1, from. e•ILIiD. Alamos—front Gravesend, February 1, to Carona—lP•lll l mon, January 10, to Ctacassray—from Grrvesend, February I, to Collars—from Gravesend, February 1, to aranuaTaman—from ](Word, ',awry SO, to Fatrous—feuen Gravesend, February 1, to OaLaraa—lrorn Gravc send, lebruaty I, to Iluotas DANI,L-11V01 Cardiff., January 31, to XL-IMA 31 tars—from Ilarwi h, January 31, to LAOT M.NAOLITIrA Grave-etd, l'ebru.rl 1, to . Maar N moo —horn Newpot, 31., January 31, to Idaara—front Gravesend, January 31, to ORTILTON—from Milford, January 30, to au►A— item Falm.utb, J-nua•ya, to Troon, January 30, to ltawaan—frun Grave...4end. January 31, to fono—trorn Gravesend, Febru try 1, ts Seen—from Colchester, January 30 to %%ran—from Januar yGravesend, Juar; 31, ....... .Newt. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH Arrraarra, from Landes for Ilotiart.torn, Ang.23. BAILMIAN, nankin", truss Canton for Liverpool, out _ 5 N., lon. 22 W. s KIM/ OF TRY FORKAT (echomier), from t.): Cork, 01 t Vincent, Jan. 4 . MART SAt•sloato, from Landon, Jan.:, lat. It . . , t.. 1011. ' 2, w. Yampa (ship), from Plymouth for Adeloih , , mut. k. MUIOXED &Liu. from Plymouth r Pon Pol.4o, t , pt. I. liattootra, at London, from eldsoy for Cslentu, tl , t23' . ! 03' 17,1 at ; 8., ion. ttl Y. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. SIKTEI3. BURROW.—Jac. SO, at Steekerl!-comtn.m, Mrs. Burrow, e! • • 26, at Ch alton•ereteeat, blingteN Cupt. A. Late 31.air.0. Army, of a daughter. CORNET.—:au. 29 at Barnes.terrsee, Surrey, the w::: ney. Esq., of a eat, etill.born. ECHALAZ.—Jau. SO, at Walthamstow, s • A. Ee.halas, Esq., of a daughter. FULFORD.—Jan. 30, at oi.lraouth, the wife of Capt. Fti.&1.1.! if a daughter. MARRIAGES. CRILLINGWORTII—KENT.—Jan. 31, at Maeron, M..' .'set , by the Rev. R. Johnsume, ViCAT, J. G. ChAlitorsvrtn. t • Radnor Mouse, Twielenham, to Miry Aon Jack wu , of F. J. heat. Eq., of Castle Moose, Hampton. CROXIIIN-111VE8.—Jaa. 30, at th. Nicholas Church, fr , fb , o r s. the Ret. W. L. WMdaU, 11. A., %Icor of Parstiam. curt: efelteh. Esq., of the Middle Temple. to Jane. Cid , " daughter of late J. Rives, Esq., Gledh:m.stove. • OREGORY—WIIITEMOR!f.—Jas. 31, at R. .tmlrea • s• 11 •'' "7' by the Het. W. °over, MA., Mr. C. D. Grecovy, of Starr , • Wilts. oldest eon of C. Gregory, Esq., of eilllinstoe 404.. h.uu.rise, Surrey, to Worths, letoll4 daughter of Wt. J. .• born, ut loatherstuse.buildings, ltulburn. DEATHS. n . . ARNOLD.--Jaa. at Aloor-green, Wereeekerbay. HM of the late J. Arnold, Esq., Blentinglisto. BURTON.—Jan. SO, Mr. T. Burton, of Pad.lingten-street. •• • BURY.—Jae. As, at Sloeneetrett, Chelsea, Mr. J. Dorf, 4 0' 3 13NON.—Jan. SI, at tie boon of her father, P. Bleary. rood. Rollie, Margaret, the beleled el It. Opt" Ka , ' Whltsehapel•toad, aged SS. CHICHESTER.-Jan. 11, at reetmtn.square, 11 1 .4 Ih n " chatter, widow of the late I.erd 9 S. Chk•hetter, and olAtt ,`• late Purl of Galloway, aged St 03LS.--Jaa. SO at bliagtoa, lire. gent GAN lortnetly Mika. egoist. CA.STLM-4sa. IS, at tbe rectory. Carredolk, euttla. Mil` Ca. Inlet Weer T. Ortiey. Dog.. seed 30 'two. DIZIL—Jam. SI. 43. I. MO, Esq., of the Fawn/swum 11 , lasis. WS hiallei awl f....* be Wawa! Klee M" • 1 " 10 .• ia =ad Loam Printer at tat tva.caa 'a lao''! wrint. ha die mow et WidtrAtags,—Saacattsa. Fowl." , ••• MA /,