The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-20 00:00:00

ab soden poleicel life et the claw of the quisiqueasiam, or to es. Ale pnetr, oven." the hot years of hie pireidency, in mash • may as to ware his rwekriom 1 /me you this esplenation, as. !swim I es bound to account to you for the u.s. whi m I take of the powers con fided to toe by the, oseatitetos, bat basses I miali to ear. aux.. yt •of sins-ire d. sir* to set with yes, if as will accept my cwo i ...ra in, within abs limits of the charter, by whirl', and wader which, you ars here asonabled. Moo oalimi that okaitCr a sew eta is th;lietory of that stews, aid it is my wish to prove to you that I so onside r by (kiss a more Icain Character to the government. An that I been is to aombias • respect for rights, scquirod by hag sad woeful services, with the regard des to your maw jot aaptelationa. I with 'to staid between the km* aid tho pest, and to try, m mediator, to otmaillat• their in• tenets: bat, as l told pia in my tint speech, so I anon you now, that is all promisal roLome you will hare so sore wit is Allow-labwaror than myself, sad that even when I do lot thorn iv all year opialose, they will receive from ma Senna toroidal ontakimation. Animated by thie andinnt, I have at ono sequinned Ia pen owa dudes of a prooldout, shhosech It may tre unusual in coo the poildraoloo sF isth branshes of the logislatan ordised to ens %Lad ; but I hal, both tram my permaal knowladlos of late ladividual sainted, and hem Um fast that be mar hemoured with your unanimous salingeo, tho most ss*s omfideace that he will discharge the desire which ho bas undertaken with honour and impssiiality. On ether quality is waatiag, especially at the commoner- Mant of s saw pert t, with respect to which I hats rho planate .1 hennas wt use ideas of your president entirely Mnrapsal with my awn, sad that is a dm represeion of on ry est, whhia Mess welk, that militates 'phut the aigsfty of the Assembly end the &corm of its t roceadinge. Dora aped is • Ins mmatry, sad having served a Ing apprenticeship is pal& life, I may be permitted to laprose In yea my osariM ioa that whale publicity is the law of y deliberation, it is oi l y the mon accessary to neon, order as the Maisel liberty emit. lt Is at the poll, not in your gal leries, that the jaogment of the paths is to he espressed se to your votes and year onelven se legislators. Hen beaks of thcagitt sad speech is your right—silence aid Mentos is the duty of all who an suffered to be present at year sittings; and the experience of every free country hat proved that the Aesembly which allows this rule is be is- Mena pays the petite y of its fatal iadnigasoe by the lose of public cacti icon sad of its own utility. Wi h dine sentiinalse sad with the soot skean desire that the mein about to 00•1•0108 may be anduens to tit knout and happiness of the lonian Sates, sad to the atinapttleniag of ask friendly relations with tit protocols' @myelin, whom cm &limes has placed 'okras an addition of political power in task hands, I yes to commencs yaw y Moore with every hop* that they will be 'toward by a lbsgp mak. ----•• • - - •• - The President of the Assembly replied u follows: My Lord,—The Legislative Amiably, mar which I au proud to prookle, has hoard with much attendee your eseel• • quash , awl will have the honour of replying thereto • aw purled. le r e her os I am priosaallyemseereed, I as very grateful its the StafallailltS which Doer IttntliCy hie it:pawed with regard to me, sad I beg to retara to you as, mimes: aged._ We, the lard, elated of the people, will ever taken our vadat liberty sad 'settee, es they slow son satisfy the people Eras when we bare remind est aside' e. Oar banner is, the artistry. Oar miesion its grasp . rity end its rights. Oar sacra/ill, the voice of the people. With these principles we will tread the path of truth, tapir', that her Meleity, oar exalted sovereign protectress, !cantos through your ezeisllescy our wants and our condi. liar, will entertain our wiehes. Our eorrespondent at Malta informs us, in his letter of the 12th, that the Triton came in on the 11th, with the mails from Petra. and Cock jest in time to put them on board the Indus. Affairs in the lonian Islands look very stormy. The late events in Cephalonia, and the coon* pursued by Mr. Ward, have occasioned the return of a majority of liberal members to the parliament, a circumstance which will place the government in a very embarrassing position. A letter from Patna, of the Bth instant says, " It seems very doubtful if Baran Gros will be ab:e to Induce the Greek government to make any concession, and we fear our government will be under the dis agreeable necesary of setting the Greek merchant vessels that am seized, which would be ruinous to the owners, as they would never recover a farthing from their government." Her Majesty's steamer Growler is in port. The Racer has gone to Cork, to take charge of the Greek email detained there. The Tartarus is ordered t, the Levant, to look after some pirat3s; and the Frolic has joined the fleet, previous to going the round of the Levant. Freights for Valonea are 305., 10 guinea., and 10 per cent. Exchange, &lid. per Spanish dollar. There is no noveloy in trade. We have large stocks of sugar, hides, Sc., Fla., and prices are very low. The Polish refugees, one hundred and one in num ber, left Malta on the 11th, in the Maltese brig Fe lice, Capt. S. Tagliaferro, for England. The 198 Italians am still here in the lazaretto, but can come to the city when they please. H.M. Dan-eying ship Volsge lea yesterday for Candle, to continue operation.. The fleet is still at Salamis. Oar correspondent at Athens in bis letter of the 9th states that no advance has been made in the Greek question, owing to the obstacles raised by the Russian and Bavarian ministers, who are constantly with King Otho. There is a split in the cabinet upon the question. M. Balbi, the Minister of Justice, has always advocatel a settlement: he has had an alter cation with the Minister of .foreign Affairs on the aubpct, and in consequence tendered his resignation, which hoe been accepted. It WWI rumoured that the difficulty of replacing him alone delayed the retirement of M. Loxdos from the ministry. Exchange on London, 29 dr. KIDD] ELECTION. The oomenitten met yeigerday, at 11 o'clock. The Mt vitae.* celled was Edward Wpm Eassoined by Bee- Nest Kieglake. Was a eiedwainer, and lived on Button. eommos, in the borough of Kidderminster. Went to the Grand Turk the Monday bef.re the election, about 9 o'clock the maim. Was net is the habit of going there. Went upstairs into the club room There were about 12 persons pmeset thee, bet in the Bonne of the evening 30 or 40 can. /n. Kr. Samuel Tilly can. is afterwards. elm Mr. W. M. Zest, the lather of tee mining member, Mr. Whitehouse Bat, his brother, red Mr. Joseph Best, his nephew. Mr. Beet himself tome in about 10. Mr. Tolly was in the Asir. Beer was supplied as often as It was wanted. Mr. Telly nude • speech about the electioo. Mr. Beet, the amber, elm addressed the people, but did not driek him self, though hie hither and brother did. Mr. Best was is the room about an hour, and drigthisi wee going on all the time. Knew Benjamin Harvey. He came Into the room. Mr. Pitt reeked him to drink, and on his refusing, witness asked him, when he complied. Harvey wanted to leave the nom, bet was prevented by Mr. Edwin Keyes') sod Mr. Pitt. They boned him to drink more beer. and kept him to some tines in scorner fifths rows. Saw Mr. Whitehouse Beet, Mr. Pitt, and Mr. Keys, all going out of the room with Harvey. Paid nothing tee drink, end mew nothing paid by say one. Left about half pest 11, end weal with !Email to the White Lion lan. There was a nem upstart used for the porpoise of the Waistline. Had heard Mr. Best speth from the window, aim M'. Allred %het, Mr. Tador, end Mr. W. B. Best. Keyeell west upstaies,and saes elver returned with a Dome* * in his hand Had • glees of broody sad water, tar which be paid nothing. Afterwards west with 'Ewell to two or thee, other pabliolunases, at each of which he had something to etriak. Then went to Harvey's house, end remained in the bakthowe far en bow or two. Ift his eress.thanalsatiew this witness stated that Harvey wee drank when he semi to the Grand Turk. Was not drunk himself—set " half sees over "—nor "market pert." Could take lye er sin quarts of beer without being iatozi. wed, sad always liked to Asia with a slam of brandy and wafter. Kattba Harvey examined—Wu the damaltsr of Bemis ma Harvey. Before the last election Mr. Bast cams twice to sob her lather Mr his vote; the second tiim Mr. William Barlett mats with him. The Moodsy evening previous to the election west to the Oraad Twit, le consequence of smastiaing she bad heard. Mrs. Parson, a neighbour, wont with tor. Whea she dot 'aside the holm saw her lather amiss down stairs. Pitt, the lotteksr sad Mr. Whitehouse Bar had hold of hiss, cos as each side. They said Its had not finished his drink, and they must have him back. Re fused to Wave the home without him. Oot him away in tin 'Blame& He was gisi•• druak. About two o'elock in the Morena. a party at Mr. B.st's, amass whom was a mu dressed in woman's elakae , came to their home and made a disturb's'''. B .win Repoli was with them. Omer newt, a 'Timm at Kidderminster, proved that ha had printed several circular, as, tor Mr. Rm . ' par'y, and believed that the instractioas had hem given him by Mr. Boast, bat could not prove the handwriting of the originals. Had lost the measeeript from whirls he printed a squib headed " Commit sista." Mr. Coppoek (who is the pat for the pesiti.iners) had }caked over his books and aspen s short time ago. Presumed he had MLA it away. Thoots. Chaster had paid his account. Mr. Jolts Copp iek examined—Had seen the doweasat in ques.lon when h• locks', over Giotto Frientes popes, it was on a Ale. Bid not take. it. Read it on the file, end lift it there. Thomas Mart, a printer of Kidderminster, was mat oza mined, and at the aossclusiQn of tY evidence, the committee adjourned to half-past II on fisturday (this day). MlNtrrochtt. Moeziorsero.—The Chancellor of the keebetiusr will veils.. trie while of hie aolleogato albs Cabinet at dinner t.O Weuneaday Lea% the 24th inst.— Santo Ames wet., hued yesterday taturniag tor • C a binet Cottrell at the F u re fun Ohm this afternoon at 2 v'clqck loed Jolts Rireall gives a pawl eatertainavan to a large =ethis parliamentary tapporten this evening et his CMehan•plaot. iLitU3 illtentetfiCt. EQUITY COURTS.—YESTIRDAT. Boom vas Mum or rum ROLM lICST V. TIM SIMISIIIIIC/IT AND CHEATS& KAILWAT CON- PaNT-14•11011110,1 01 TIM Rlllllll Dill This was a maims II the plamdß, eat of the shareholders of the above mammy, to s Praia the Cseapasy end the M ontan slimed Wm poseestiag s bill in parlismeat for die ereassneney sad imprereemeat of the River Dm at tho ez• penes of the Camp eay sad oa the sorority of say of the um. aim sad Coatis sad fn m applying the sum of 2,0001 , or owy eithe moneys of the Counsel, in mast of say =insurred, or Oa be Warred, to promoting the said rliament, se ferasy other purpose net sathorieed by the seta et parliament relMieg to the sea pony, sod from mkiag may maps or fasurriag say moose on at wont of the Company, with $ view to improve the aavigatha of the rhor Dim _ Newee. Tower sad Speed were heard Is Nipped Of the swim _ Maws. Mallets and °Wad appeared for the defendants, sod atter soma dientsiew it was arranged t►at the a idiot awed stand over, t►e defendasts undertaking sr to apply any further away foe the purpose of mina say apnea in Sr &bola the prosewatien of We bill in parliassot, with a view to t►a improveineut of the aaviestka a the Rivet Dee, without tie leave el the amt, the plaintiff also with. draw* the artless live■ by him without prejudice. BAIL COURT.—Yurrzarmy. Berms Na. Joan= Coadoines. Rs JOettl Cairn.—CONDUCT oe AB AITOZWIT. Sr. Warren moved for a rule, rolling on Jobs Cutts, an attorney of this emit, as show mem why ba should not pay over a erstais sum of money to Sarah Partway. It appeared that Mn. Partway had suploysd Mr. Cats for many yams in inveriag snug on mortgage Ear her. A sum bad bees last to a Mr. Diana in this meaner, and the principal sad lutenist bad been repaid sines January, 1843, Mr' Mr. Cutts bad retafand 1331. of Mat sum Berne 1840, a ism of 8001. had boss lent to • Mr. Argent. and the psi seipal sad in. wrest had been repaid; bet a sum of 1181. 134. 4d. had beam retained by Mr. Cutts sloes January, 1843. Another sum of 3001 had been lent in 1827 to a Mr. Usher, and ft was trthat the principal and Lateran bad been paid . Cutts in July, 1839, bet he MA net paid ft over to Mn. Partway. Several appliestioas had bass made to Mr. Cana without araceesr, sad on this OM el April a formal demand el 7111. lbs. 104., the anneal dee, was mad. and at an internowletween Cutts and Mrs. Partway's staraey, ' on the 18M of April, it Ina agreed that he was Indebted to her in RM. lie. 4d., bet no portion of it had been pail. Men granted, Me," AT Num Tame. DAVIS IL DICRINSOX.—ORILACIII or 11 1 1•111,MCIT or • Cow. Kr. B. James, Cl C., sad Kr. Uathank appeared for the phdatiff ; and Kr. Sediment Shoo and Kr. Pearson for the defendant. This was an Mira broverkt by • gentleman residing at Champion-hill, Camberwell, against the defendant, a cattle dealer at IldisoaPin, he the breach of a warranty received with • sow. It appeared, that the plaintiff was in want of • cow about to calve, in order to securer • supply of milk for the 'dater, and he instructed • poem of the name of /fol. !mails to parcbase one for him. That prison acoordingly parebamd • young cow from the defendant at Kiagston fair, he warraated her to be about to calve in six weeks. Oa her being taken to the plaintiff's. it was discovered that she was not with call, and she was returned to the defendant. Brideoce of Was. facts was given, and it was stated that it was impossible the cow could have been with cal', as in • abort time after she went to the plaintirs she desired and submitted, to the endearments of a bull. For the defence it was contended that the cow was really with calf, but owing to her being overdriven is her conveyance from the fair to the plaintiff's house, she slipped her calf. Witnesses were called in support of the case, but the jury, without hearing Mr. Jena in reply, gave a verdict for the plaintiff. The rest of the day was occupied by a case of Powell tr. Btutely, which was an scam against the proprietor of the Panerchnicon for injury done to the plaintiff 's furniture by ' its being improperly peeked in ono van instead of two, as was agreed, and which was upset during ire conveyance from the defesdants's storerooms to the plaintiff's house. A sem of limey had been paid Mt° mart, which the defendant alleged was sufficient to cover the damage done. The as. was not concluded when the court rose. COURT OF COMMON PLEA&—YESTERDAY. SIT Basco.—Baroas Loto Cam. Jyrrice WILIAM. Ida. Jo>nca Corwin, Mt. Rims Writsams, AND Ma. !mica TaLrovito. Tmoitzsox 1. WILLIT.—WLIT Or PROZIPITION TO THR COCNTY COURT. In this cue. Mr. Lash aoplied for a rule to show caste why a writ of prohibition should not done directed to the judge of the County Court of Hertfordshire to stay ell proceedings in twa plaints which the plaintiff had dried against tho defendant for the aura of 471. odd. The first plaint was (or 191. Ba. 'Ltd was for stoney lent, and the seeped wad for 281. odd k r goods sold and delivered, and for work and labour done. From the the of 281. odd, the plaintiff deducted W. 6a. 3J. credit by balance of • Mr. Pinnock's account, thus leaking the amount which ►e wo olly sought to recover is this second plaint 191. 19s. 10d. The learned counsel now submitted that the plaintiff could not divide his Brim into two parts so as to bring his action in the County Court, when it ought to have beta brought in a superior court, and in support of his argument quoted the ease of tt Re Ackroyd," Ist Exchequer Reports, page 479. The court 'ranted a rule nisi. MAIM 11. FIBLD.—Tics EIACTIOC LIGET COMPANY. This was an action which had been brought by the plain tiff, who wee an Italian, and a phUottoph . ml and matliessa• tical instrument maker, to recover compacted= from the defendant as a member of the Electric Light Company on account of that company having occupied some rooms in the plaintiff's house, is which they had fitted up machiamy for the purpose of trying certain experiments. The ease was tried before the Chief Juries at the sittings at Nisi Pa ios, at Guildbeli, after last Hilary term. Oa that occasion a ver dict was found for the defendant, the jury being of apition that there was never any agreement or nadentaading between the plaintiff and the company that he should be paid for the use of his rooms. At the trial it appeared that the plaintiff had been employed by the com pany, at a weekly salary, which had been always paid, to superintend their experiments, and when his moons*s had been fluffy settled he had made no claim for the occupation of his roams. - Mr. Serjeut Byte, on behalf of the plaintiff, sow moved for a rule to show canes why there should not be a new trial, on the ground that the learned judge had rated that it wu not admissible to sub a wiener named Puree what ►ad passed at a muting at whisk Petrie believed the dekndant to have been preseat. Mr. Petrie, it appeared, was interested in the Electric Light Company, ►aving a share in the patent, mad the loused unjust now contended that as that the aft nmeian ams t i nt h e ad use " f e e L i" wisthancettheloesgcsale b o y Er. Petrie would have bound the defendant, as they were in the putties of co -contractors, and therefor* the Chief Justice had wrongly decided in not allowing Mr. Petrie to say what had taken place at the muting. The learned serjeant quoted several authorities in support of his argument. The Chief Justice said the court would inform Mr. Su lam, Bytes whether Of not they would grant a rule when his learned brothers bad looked over his notes of the evidence end some other documents connected with It. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—YisrmDAT. Sri PYT• •i VIJIMIUMMI. 11117002 NIL B•wa •LDMoI um • 11001J01 SPIIICIAL JULY. _ Or.= s. This was as action on a hill of exchange for 2001., amepted by the deseadast, and discounted ►y the plaintiff. The de fendant pat a number of pleas on the record, ernonfiet others denying the acceptalee and endorsement ; that [Le bill was Rites ler ansomenodation ; that no vale* was received for it ; and that the bill wee obtained by one Humbert, Is adhesion with others, from the drawer by fraud sad mein. Me. Mar tin and If r. Willie went fc r the plaintiff, and Mr. 'imam and Kr... Keens far the defendant. Mt. Mactl~ my Wielist•t7rrthe cam to the jury. The Glees, is a baker in Regent etsvet, the defendant Mr. Gordon Beans as officer is the 69 th regiment. The bill, which was dat ed 20h September, 1849. payable tam months after date, was drawn by Mr. C. B. Barry Baldwin, an sflisir is the Riffs Brigade, accepted by the defendant, and indorsed ovor to the plaintiff, by whom it was discounted. The bill, oa ar p r ro iv e ti t e i t r maturity having ben dishonoured the primal wore comme a , ced. The learned oonseel them called • teem, who proved that the adapt. aim wee is the haadweitins of the defendant. Huaafrey then addresped the jury for the defendant. He said the *Miler, in addiion to the bssiame of a baker which he carried on at 108, Regent. street, was in the habit of dieematiag bills. He was also the own. r of the ram horse Laming B. in, so famous in sporting history a few years ago. The defendant, Mr. Gordon Seam, was, at the of the transeetion referred to, a lieutenant is her Maral i tr i s 69th regiment, and the bill was drawn by Mr. Baldwin, a lieutenant is the Rifle Brigade, and son to Mr. Barry Bald. win, JLP. for Totems. It was in fact an accommodatios bill. A person tamed Humbert, who had become ululated with Baldwin and Evans, voluateend to get the bill discounted, and Baldwin was inouoed to write the followim letter: imperial Hotel, OcesMogem. Sept. 25, 1849. dear 814-I.aelomd sea will dad • MI figneld ,us bare ri•Op me Ms amass. Yes are as pelbst Amp Se pas Ms same es say Hrempart you war Sialt 4 Lespar ille sse if pa MI pet year name ea it 1 it awa ft wiles WIN bums yes ma Owe me 'ben we nest wet—l am, say dor sir, years wary C. ILL !Puma, Lieu= l l9l Itripds. To (hap Ilambert, P.B. The bill that I modoised Is yaw kr the rettirest day account with you is draws by me ea Llestmem Orden Weiss, Pa Regiment, farad., at th ree rasselmf ant le sore Is be met Mee doe. If you save cell and me Me say 91114 . 1141 s per fag,l dull feel much obliged, sad ea wllll make as Mr. Baldwin gave use bill to Humbert, and 7;m that time to this not ism single farthing'. consideration had been remind. After the present action was commenced, Mr. Abrahams, the defendant's attorney, wrote to Mr. Gill, the atteeseyen the other aide, requtestlag to be fatroared with the address of Humbert, who could not be found after every search vetJeti the former had instituted. No answer having bees returned, soother applies' i o n was sent, tel. h an intima tion that • melon should he made to postpose the trial. Oa the 27th of Mere% an answer was at length obtained from Mr. Gill, la thole terms:—"Dear Sir,-1 kayo sada Mr. Olen oa the subject of year applicatios. Mr. Oleo, is his business se • baker, I lase time eappli. d Mr. Humbert with bread, but some thus ago ha amised to deal with him. The broad was delimited to his at 3, Name street, S thu-aiinare, and no doubt os inquiry you will Sod him th ere." The housed commit this adduced the hail iwii.g evidence is toppled of the ease : As affidavit sworn in Chancery by the ;IMMO was then nut la sad read, la which he declared that lie was the holder et the bill for vane, sad that he teak sad received the 'saw THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1850. kaawlaJp of this torte allasisd is t►. pleas, sod tbat he was Induced to Ultra tie bill by Mr. Babhila's letter to liaaalsert. _ _ C. Z. Berry Beldwia—l am 26 yew of age, wad in 1849 was a Hear seat ia the Rifle be Bane, 1 was Ie Laotian on leave of &basin I know Lemma' Hem, the defendant, who b, lospd te the 69th. The bill produced was drawn ty me and accepted by Evans. I huts sat Reuben. I gat orquints4 .Ith Ida at • sponiarbosse la dersaysaaresh I bad karma his about a week beton tie bill was draws. Iliad applied toolbar moons a set It disseauted. I mea dow! amaally M Rambart that I wasted a bill dissociated, and he volansered to get ft done few me by a 'rind la flegeshairest, sad that he sboalt give me NU tor the 2001. Wad Inst. 04 that ammuce Igm him the bill. • I never menet • hrthia/ kr it. Tim interview wok pine in no Tad wine sum, 124, Jermyustreer. I wrote that letter to the climates of Humbert, while I was wader the Milano, of liquor. He was not Witted with the lean, and after• wards dictitet a posteriet: Hs appointed to meet me there oa the fallowing day, at two o'cluok. I what then at the time named, bat mid not fled him. Two months ego I saw bias, bat that was after the bll bemuse one. Then was no sosoant Imams as Humbert said I owed him , mosey for a bet ea the Knight of Avenel and Harding, at ' Newmarket I swear I sever made soy bet with him. Cron emulated—Lint. Evans was in town what the bill was drawn. We wanted to rain 2001.—oseh to have 1001. TM bill had bees drawn !boat four days whoa Heathen got it. Two days before that I applied to Mr. Whitehead, of Boyle-ettvee Ifavillierow, to discount the bill; but she beard that I was assixdated with Humbert, he refused to have anything to do with it. The boas. la Jena's-tenet is not a gent as how, bat when as ge te bet. It is kept by a man anted Thorpe. Loon woman are showed to omit and drink at tits bar. I had been in the habit of going there for about two mouths. ' I west very din. I was in the habit of meeting Humbert, • man named Milts*, sad bovetal other person. It Is am enedy • serum or low public hoary. I ban flayed at hasort win Hubert at this house. They always tried to get ma to ploy there. (Leughter.) I never weft a copper there is my life. I wee in • state of 'maculation* when I wrote the letter to Humbert's dictation. It was about fln o'alock in the after we. 1 am not now in the Bite brigade. Mr. Mania—Yoe wrote that letter deliberately, knowing that the statemaists it entaimod were fain ? Witasee—l did. Mr. Berea Alderson—A man eau hardly be said to writs deliberately who !wean that be was drank. Cressesialsatos ootttlatted—Nut a syllable wes aid about the bet said to be due to Humbert avail I called the out dlif. I think I heard o it from Thorpe. ♦ betties book was headed to me. When I applied for the a•isq I was told Met I had lost it la a bet to Humbert. I *lab It was the man Milton who said so. W. Ratter, landlord of the home, 3, Nerevetreet. Soho. equate, proved that a yeas eased Limbers teak lodpiope so Oa house oe the 13th of Mare/. awl remained till the 26th or 27th of the muse secetk. Tele wee A. defendaat's rase. Mr. Martin then replied, and in the course of his address to the jury he cerrreted a misstatement made on the other side that the plaintiff was the owner of the famous Bone, Reusing Belo. Ile (Mr. Martin) was engaged on that via), and he Gould assure his learned friend that the owner ut Running Rein was not th. plaintiff in the present use. Mr. Baron Alderson—l tried that CIIII9P, and I have no recollecticia of the plaintiff's name in noneexioe with it. Mr. Martin said it was well known that the owner of Running Rein wee GOOdISIA The learned DMZ having summed up, The jut y returned • verdict to the plaintiff for the am :ant eleimed, adding that they were of opinion that the hill had been framiuleatly obtained by Humbert from Mr. Baldwin. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESTERDAT. Boots run Cierzr Oannamossa. IN Tilt MAIM or CHAZLIIII LODIBIL—.LAMX 80CIITIOS. . . This insolvent, a coal dasher, applied to be discharged. He had been connected with two other mums in peeing wormy from a Man society, and it was elicited from him that ell three—the borrower and the two sareilse—wereia prison at the suit of the society. Chief Commitsioner.—And titbly you all deserve it. A Met men like you, who cannot pay your owe debts, ge.tinp money ia this way. I know these socieths charge a goad iatarist, but you must all have know,, that ynu could not pay the money, and you ars now all three in prison. The insolvent acknowledged that such was the fact. He had been In prison from January. His Honour hoped that the insolvent, and others from him, would learn a Imola tun his experience. He was dixtiarged. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. LIRERAT:ON or • CHARTIST PRISONER Mr. Copt, the govern' of the gaol of Maggots, attended before the Lord Mayer with John James Beset, who was at the session of the Central Criminal Court held is Augast, 1848, convicted of sedition, sentenced to pay a fine of 101, to be imprisoned in the seal a Magnate two year', and to enter into r orgnisances in the sum of lOW. with two sureties in the sum of SOL each to keep the peace and be of good behaviour towards all her Majesty's liege subjechs for five years then neat sassing, and to be fortner imprisoned until such line be paid spit such recognisant.. entered into. &TO, it will be recollected, was one of several who had addresMA, a number of persons in the theatre in Milton. street, in whit* a%sut the period stated In the commitment it was the practice of the chartists to assemble and duce r@ politicsl questions. Mr. Cope at the same time that he exhibited the origi nal order of the court, signed by Mr. Clarke, the clerk of the peace, containing the statement of the offence and its penalty, produced the green's original pardon, "granted in consider. atlas et some circumstaaces humbly rape , tented to tier Majesty," and upon condition of his finding securities for his good behaviour, as required by his sentence. Beier then brought forward two securities, whom Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk to the Lord Mayor, examined, and his lordship scared as bail ; and the original order of court and the pardon were returned to the governor. Beau was then discharged from custody. MARLBOROUGILBTREBT. ATTACH ON AN ALLROZD OAMINO Hot S& Fifteen playas, who gave the names of W. Dunn, C. Lyley, Lyky, J. Ilone, IV. Blore, J. Webster, W. Petearl, Macdonald, 7' Wilkinson, J. Wooakigh, W. Iliehaids, U. j Beverley, S. Proven, 11. Chandler, aid J. Woodiearels (the majority of the name are warned, smite of the parties here tithe and others 'military rank), were charged by the police ' with having been band in a cosmos gaming -house, No. 64, St _Jamea's-street. _ - Superintendent Hughes produced his authority from the commisiionen to eater the house 64, St. James's-street, and stated that about one o'clock on Friday morning he went with a posse of cons abler to the home in qmetion. They brims into the place after much difficulty, in coosequenm of the strength of the fastenings by which the doors were secured. Upon effecting an entrance some of the parties in the house were found playing at ►illiards and others were having supper. The del, ndants were taken to the station house and searched. Upwards of 4001. was found moons them, and on Richards wee discovered bills and I. 0. U.'s for nearly 2,0001. The house was searched in which the defendants were found, bat nogaming implements whatever were discovered. bit. Hardwick decided that tee evidence did sot support the charge, &ad ordered the defendants to be discharged. CLERK EN WELL. SYITIMIELDRI;;;;;;I.Lir. Tholl/111, secretary to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, attended at this court, accompanied by some gentlemen re siding in the vicinity of Smithfield, to complain of nets of the Men gross cruelty on the pert of drover, and others. It appeared that oxen, &e., were daily overdriven, until they became campletely exhausted, and were obliged to lie down in the strteu, when they were cruelly beaten and pricked in the bock. until the blood Sowed from their flesh, and by being thus tormented they crawled ideas in pain to their destination, when they were tied up, and fresh and unne cessary cruelties were sufireted upon them prior to their being slaughtered. Numinous complaints had been made to the society by humane persona, who were determined, if possible, to check or pat down the intolerable nuisance. The magis trate highly commended them for their ezerfions, and granted a arrant. against offending parties who can be identified. PUBLIC SALBS. Aran 19. —By Mr. DAVINPORT, at Garrawaye:— Ground loam of premises, 117, 11411.strast, Camden -town. let far 701. pee mama, bald or 321 years unexpired at 81.10 e. —sold let 8801. sad E. ?House, at the Yen :—A leasehold hone., Beresburpterraee, Islington, let for 431. per &nous, held frr 60 von at 11. 12.. —gold for 4771. 151. Leasehold house, 46, Upper Perk street, Islington, let fur 341., held for 60 years at 7L-1251. 15a. Leasehold house, 7, Hempstead-road, held for 37 years at 31. 104.-1001. DERBY AND DERBYBHIRE FREEHOLD LAND SOCIIIITT.—Os Monday evening lest, the first allotment of lead in this society took place at the Town h a ll, w h en 62 plots, comprising hi meet eases a little over 600 yards each, were distobated amongst the members entitled by priority of membarehip to receive the same. The whole qaantity of land thus allotted is upwards of twelve acres, being not quits half the 8 ockbrook Field Estate, authored by the society from the trustees of the late Rev. Thomm Gisberne. The remainder will be distributed as coos as the fends of the society will permit, probably in six or eight mouths. - - COLLIERS' STRIRE.—Tbs colliers empl oyed by Mears. Johnson, at their cont. ry, at Lam, near St. Helen's, to the number el upwards of 200, ha , • turned out, bemuse the proprietors have recently appointed a person, named Smith, as assuager or under viewer of their muses. who is dishked by the men. The proprietors hays Maned large placards, informing sad caution's' the public against relieving the men. The collie,. segaged at the extensive weeks of Mr. Mackay, at Uphollond, have been upon strike for several weeks past. Upwards of 100 stonier* have turned out from the collieries at Itainford, oft account of a dmpute about wages, and petty depredations are hemming so name. roue that an extra number of police haws been applied for and mat in this neighbourhood to protest the property of the inhabitants. There bays been several large and riotous =miens herd by the men on Smithy-brow, to which the eellien had bean sumnicn ed by the beating of tin emus, lie. ones have been thrown at various parties who d, ohne leavias their work El •veral of the ringleaders have been apprehended and brought before the magistrate, who has ordered them to find bail for their future good behaviour. Iron Ma LONDON OAZETTB.—Flriday, April 19* BA HltitUrlS. Tarawa Nannies Avow, WM* Irmatonger, to surrender May 4 aid June 1 at 11, at Miro& Oourt hail., Abbot, arlatol ; of. astir.. llama, Bristol. Joan Miaow, Bt. Dunataa's.hlll, Qty, Car man's,* spot, May and June 4at 11, at Bounglarli, street. Bob.. Lawrence sad C. 0., Old Fieb-street; of. asaig., Edwards, Sambraok.eourt. Jams Bun, ewnsavoo, Glamorpnahlre, grocer, Aril 30 sad May 26 aßristot 13, at Bristol Court. Sol., Smith, Bristol; QC saiy., Amman, ' BIJAAIIMTI MAT and KAMM WART, liforthwkat, Chealdre, drajons,. , May ant Julie 4at 11, at ILI Abort. ea, Tref, ver j pool; off. mo st II 11,,, odice dyer, May 2 sad LI Si 11. l iZt Loeb Hallfaz; and Bond and Bar. wish, Lubin ef. wag., Lads. Munn Meg Aiwa In (and not Jos, advertised in hat Onestts), Menhearredoek-mrd, Ontiangreen, Kent, Vat It and May Id at 1 st hannehanetreet. Mt. Melly% `Worcoalllll. Camped& ; off. self., Paean, Guild bra/Mhariamora amnia Jammer hicessal.. iheetrunnedidinp, Soho, picture dealer,. ; A Mat 124 =Mat 1, o, at bini-etrest. Taylor, eIL Wldluarr s*id-strest. Jams Mawr, Mint, moser, April 30 sad May 28 at at Manrimanar Marta lei, Manchester; off. Fraser, blantbaraar. Lima Parolees. .. a Ar do r cr ea LIVI at 12, at neeiaphall.strasB eel, Cheap. side ; off. nig, HaskehaligliOM WILLIAM RAWSON. MAK Nip ard seed mer chant, May 16 and MO 221, at dlelent seeth e d et Klypton wag., atimuilolL MAN Ineffia, Media Lean, sod Stamp, Hull; oa. Carrick, Bull Jana Crammr, Wird, Muspaire, trop resnufecturer, April 29 and May V tat 12. at Illniallunam Court. Soln. 31011 marh luld mrsehribani; off. ChM* Ifilemlnphem. Written Seamen, nun manufacturer, April no and May V at 11, at Omni Soh., Motteram and Co., Busaingbant_; aelm, _Christie, 'Awn Pluton Ta Goole, Yorkaines il le in =er, May 2 and 23 at 11, at Leeds Coml. Wilma, Geed; and Naylor, Leeds; off. miss, Vamp. Lee& Quids. Yeats, USAir% DWIMIAIMP. baker, April 30 and May 29 at 11, at Y.aetar Court. M., lesser, Ezra; off. @Mg., Hama maa, Batter. Ganes Wirtu, GraarWauquarn Peutouville, merchant. April 23 at . and Jame 1 at 11, at haslogralbstreet. Sails., Joon and Co., C. oabyapare 06 wolgt.. Graham, cedesan-etrest. DICLAILITIONS 01 0 DIVIDEND& Gamma ETA= naasa-div. of 10d., April 16, sad any enbansent Thursday, at Pennell's, Osildhall-clumbers. OSIMMIBIUMIS 8111.011 Plymouth, ono, suriesser -2nd dlr. of say Tuesday afar April 21. at Misers, Easter. Wita.gara Leo,, Bomar, Sheffield, lankeemr-IM dlr. of Si. Cd., April 20, and my subsequent Saturday, at Raman's, Illieffield. Jose Mao, Cisester.le-Mreet, Durham, tnendraper-Ist adv. of its. id., April 20, and say subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, New. artlas.opurs-Tren unease Imaustooa CAW Ware, Hertfordshire grocer-tad div. of 2s. dd., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, BoalsighidLoweet. Hamm Oaaa, Leicester, cabinet maker -let dlr. of 4r. 7d., April 27, tad every alGvnate subsequent Saturday, at Sittleston's, Notting ham. lours Missy CLLIAL BOroll, Lancashire , cottm minner-let dlr. c of Si., April 23, and any subsequent imadsy, at Pout's, Man hester. Basest tka.vili.a, Liverpool, dealer in linen-let dia. oft.., April 24, sad any suluequent Wednesday, at Morgan'' , L.verpuol. Juno Zaps, 14 worth, Soma; tamer-div. cites., any We inesday, • Whitasure'e, !Manahan-street. Mtwara lIANACAT, !Mot edit* distiller-2nd Mr. dad., April 20, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abelerch.lane. 91'141.taw Las, Hoodoo, Devueahise, builder-lat 3d., say Tuesday after April 23, at Hamel* teeter. MOAT WOMILIIT and Jaws BILMIAItmI MVA7IIT, Derby, earven -lot de. of 4< on further proofs, and 2nd chg. of 7d., Aped 27. and any sehertpreat alienate naturday, at Bittlestmes, Nottingham. A AAAAA UFA Baum-dlr. of 2.d , Apprinl 16 , and any subsequeolThurs. day, M Pranell's. Otdklhal.chami rs. Catatonia. Smarr:rem ktotbarlsana Yorkshire, steel manufatturer let die. of 2s. fid., April 20, sad any sulmequ.nt eaturday, at Free. soma's, MeMeld. Hamar lteaatt, Tor, Devonabire, Innkeeper-Ist dlr. of 7d., any Tuesday. at Ilirtses, Euler. Hamra Mu arm-div. of la 10.1., April 113, and any subsequent Thum day, at Psunell's, Golldhall.alumnbers. WILLIAM MILLIMALL-411.. of ts , towards Id die. of as. 3.1. on new Aril 111, sad any aubsequent Thursday, at Pennell'a, Cr-clambers. liuild- BaNJamu Sasmisrao, Exeter, wine and spirit merchant-2nd dlr. of 24d., any Tuesday, at 'total's, tatter. WILLIAM eimutwooro, Belvedere-re Lambeth. bonder-Surd div. of to fr.. Abell 20, and three subsequent Sammy., at Oman% Ma ckerels-Mae. Gamma Surma. Hcemeter, Yorkshire, ironmonger -Ist div. of Is., es sew proo f. April 20, and any subsequent Saturday, at Free. OheM BICMA/LD same, Mather; Leicestershire, and Funnerk-park, Derb. shire, tanner- mat dia. f 24.6 d., April 27, and any rubocqueni altery nate Saturday, et Bittle-ton's, Nottingham. WILLIAM 'Amman., Go odhurst, Kent, wherlweght-2nd and final div. of 31d., April 20, and three sutemuctit Saturdar, at Groom's, AbehmM.isau. DIVIDENDS.-Illay 16. J. C. Allen, Nor:h Shields, Northumber land' brewer-May It. J. Anglia, Iterwick.upon.Tweed, dialer in slam and china-May 11. J. Beaks, Halesworib, Suf lit, apothecary -May 27. A. Haricot, Wem, Stoopoildre, coal merchant-May 14. e. Fir* Leeds, linenursper -May lu. G. Gardner, Graverend, tavern keeper -May 10. J. Houston, Whitby. Yorkshire, keeper of an hotel -Mt/ .1 1 . 1. G. Ilutton, Shetheld, grocer-May 17. J. Jakarta. South slue Durham, c minion brewer-May la. AV. Lee end J. Lee. Sunder not, Durham, iroolounders -May 10. W. ll•Ciraw, Skinner street, City, cabinet manufacturer-May 10. W. L. &lie, Clitheme, Lancashire, scrivener-May 13. E. Parry, Hay, Brecomeltbe, corn merchant-May '.O. J. smith, Kirkburtoa, Yorkshire, fancy cluth annul ,cturer -May 13. W. smith, Caine and Trawdca, Lascaahire, cotton manatscturer May 13. G. S. threader, Oldham, Lancashire, contractor for public works-May 16. J. E. Todhunter, Dariingt on, Durham, baubseller. Cf3ID•11.111 TES to be granted, unless came be phone to the contrary, on the day et swatiag. May 6. B. Aaford. Davenport, victualler-May 10. F. Kemp, Col chester. Eranu, carpenter -May to. W. Livermore, Oilord-street, lrormacoger Lord and W. Archer, Palesenn, Glow s gambler. nadirs -May 14. 3. E.Torthonter, Darlington, Ihirlisto, book seller -May 16. J. AA 'lbrahim Church-lane, W Intechapti, and Aid. gate, City. builder. ezanvltAi ES to be confirmed, unless cane be shown to the contrry. April 9. F. Adam. , Itotherhith., Semi, engineer -April 17. T. M. Adams, Hollon-le.lPekenng, Lincolnshire, corn factor-April 9. P. C. Cbricy, Itotberhithe. sunny, eninneera -April IS. T. Dawson, Pontefract, Yorkshire, livhmonger -April IS. R. Fulani, Fulfunre pLaar, South( ite.road, builder-Aril 9. J. P. hill, Rotherlothe, Sarni, engineer-April 15 . J. °Urn Queen's-road, Layswater, plumber-April li. E. *haws sod J. Wiler, Aberdare, Glamor ganshire, grocers, PARTNERSHIPS DissoLvEn.-J. Ackroyd, W. Acirroyd, and 11. J. AcYrofd, Halifax and Bracken Bed, Yorkshire maltsters% no far rrgarda W. Ackroyd-T. Baty and J. Eirlibride , Car. ide, Cribs r. land, joiners -W. Bell and Einabeth Godfrey Bell, Norwich, watch and clock makers-J. E. Beveridge and A. Faith, Wandsworth, Surrey. metallic boa makers-W. Nabors and J. Noakes, Frederick. Mese, Hampstead...road, linendrapers- -R. E. Creasey and T. Good acre, Boston, Lincolnshire, boot and shoemakers-H. Edwards and J. Meredith, Tuthury, Staffordshire, surgeons-E. J. Gilman and W. Macdonald, an far as reptile their saameraion with the firms of Bucha nan, Hamilton, end Co, Glasgow, and Hamilton, Gray, aril Co., Singapore-T. Gray, J. W. Grey, end H. G. Gray, Yining-lase,Citr, colonial broker, so far an regards J. W. Gra J. O. Lavinand W. O. Larissa, Salford, Lancashire, neer and • of warps -J. Manning and W. E. Archer, dower-street North, St. Pancras, wine and spirit marliumta-J. T. Nevill and W. Harris, Birmingham, arcad e/eta -G. Pattie and C. Pitt* Wymerint, Hampshire. yeomen -C. B. Price and T. Jervis, Doke.strret, Mancheater...quare. Jewellere-J. Ramer, rd G. Ramey, soutrugate, Middlesex, schoulMaiten- W. Thompson and G. Morgan, Condulustreet West. Hyde-park-carder, arehnects-.W. Tunbridge and G. I. finder, Brookland, Kent, gro oms-D. Walker and J. Clark, Liverpool and Maranhao', Brazil, com munion merchants-J. Webster and J. Jaques, Kidderminster, Wor cestershire, drapers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Wiu.tait Cuat on and lltutt 2Cotrooncer ( nova, Ladyburn, near Greenock Greenock, potters, Aptd IS and May 23, at the Tontine II A E I, Jou Gin and Noumea Gin. Hutcherontown, Glasgow, mason', April 23 and May 14, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. Geueus Auassuita Hoeg, Glasgow, generul merchmt, April 26 and May 21, et the King's Area Inn, (Cargo.. Dam Slurs Lamm Leith, watchmaker, April 29 and May IG, at the New Ship Tamer, LitS. WILLIAM TIMIS= LAMING, Glasgow, Temperance Hotel keeper, Aprll 24 and May 1?, at the Resent Hotel, Glasgow. Turmas Monter, Porto!. lla, near Edinbingh, pualisher, April 23 and May A, at the Chip Hotel, Felinbui ph. Dario PNILI.IPS, Olentureet Distillery, near Criefr, distiller, April a and May 23. et Hobe:mob's Hotel, Criett MARKETS PRODUCE MARKETS. SUGAR —The average pier of Sugar, the produce of the British week in America, computed frem the returns made in the week ending the 16th day of April, tato, la Hs. ajd. per ewL Puffer the produce of the Mauritius is 2ta. Ijd. per cwt. Sugar the produce of tee Fast Indira n 265. Old. per cwt. The average price of the three beeping descriptions, jAntly. la Us. 70.—Gazette. BRISTOL, APIOL 19. 800au.—Thera has bean w very reedy demand for raw sugars rinse oar last report, and no further reduetion in prices bas been submitted to. Of West India about ON bode. and tierces have been dilated of at tram Ste. 6d. to S&L 6d. for low to middling pry and from 375. to 40s. for middling to good Barbadian. In Mauritius ilea vales reach 7,0: 0 mats, chiefly to the refinery, at steady ratio Pie market tram: unions reported in Bengal., there not being any offering, but a cargo G reported to-day, which will now afford temporaty sootily. Foreign of all descriptions has been quite out ef request. The refined mat lot continues tolerably steady ? and prices are about supported. Crushed bin fair demand, particularly the stead lower descriptions, and stove-led goods meet • moderatemoderateode at y rates. let is very dull, and quite neglected. LIVIIRPOOL, APRIL 19 Broad.—Then has bees a large business transacted, hut without Improvement in price; the soles me 000 hhds. 8.P., aka, kerbedesa 9,000 logs Bengal, 3.000 of welch Riau, at 28.. &1., 6,000 mats old Mauritius at 3.15. 6d., and 300 toga Madras at 30s. Gd. pre cwt. Foreign: The gales on the spot are confined to 600 bags Mown Brazil, Welly very low, at 13a., and 30 Mids. SO Mk Porto Bien at trout 36e. 6d. to 41s. per cwt. dill' Paid a cargo of brown ' Bahia hes been taken for a nettle port at let. per cwt.—Rowans : Lower priors have been again areepted, the sake &noising of 700 make elayed Cubs, tram the quay, at Ids. &L, and 120 rules new Porto Rim at lbs, per cwt. in stmt.—Conks : The business of the week omits &ley of new Jarnake, at auction, of which 100 owls have bets sold at 4115. N 36e. for ordinary to line ordinary, and Goa. to 73a. for low to good middling, being about last week's rates ; 60 bap Rt. Docahsgo are reported at 46a. per cwL—A small parcel of Pumice taaught6d. per lb. 100 bassOuaysquil Coosa NS. per swt., sad tote of Gomm and Parr= at the qoandlcss.--430 tee. Lea sold at Itis. to 19a. 9d., and 8,000 begs Heard at 7s. Crt. ter broken to good white, and 7s. 3d. per wt. Oar yellow earse bar e—Ron taken : na business dues not sawed GO pose, und lower rates have . I ' W-111er - elm bora only a moderate babas delve, common OaMom ant id. pm lb. lower and to AIM mist In She better Norte. waif ram wieN bine lo be take'. On Weaterday Mit WM ahem et Lao Ms win brought forward, of whishonly to strata burl buys% at 11441. to 11$. Oar ordinary, sod 18d. as 14d. for Wafts • a law meow 0111 W 410 ed. to 32 Md. per lb.; of Onnuts, 4,100 parbage m sold at 1 la. is I :a. IM., and 400 boo Cured. at !L.ad. par eat.; 70 come 02ertra On, at as to pet lb., 100 hogs Paan boo, at 21e., sod 21/0 bap boo thous, M 10a. per cwt.—Notrarirrat dull, and, to ettort eaten lower prime would ha e to be matepted.—Ot Nauru of Moot, 400 tons brought the quotations. Guano—Peruvianli much wanted, and little remains la meek; for other Made a fair demand 010011, at neatly rater. Them Mao Improvement In the demand for any deacriptles of Daemon., sad aloes gesorally ore barely supported ; the mho are 630 (0101 ia.,11104 and St. Domingo Lamont,. at 41. is to 4/. 7a. lid. ; 20 tons Cubs Foam at 71. 164. ; 30 tone Totowa at 31. 11a. ; 10 WY JOOll.lOO, at 31. M.,• tfr tam Omaall/a, at M. to 3s. W. ; 130 tuna Ives WOOD, at 14f.; and 70 tons Ilaawooo, at 41. 3e. to M. Ins per Um. There were two erten in lan week's report, the TOtilka ruatie should have bees reportad at M. lie., sad the Otanruod at let to sal. par um.—Toarturrossa la /Mr desurad ; 830 brla sold at 7co -7a 4d. per ewt.—No odes reported la TAIL—AIOIIIOIO LOOM *nave; 1.800 Ww mold at to. 101. to 3. par scat.—Montreal pot sad peat Asps In very WU demand, at Kerkira ratra -Marra : itetall parcel. of Cummins* u ore ',Wog at rather loser rates; far old red American O.Y. et, per cwt. has been t .ken. About 1100 quarters of Lumina are reported at 410. ed. to tile. Id. ; bun begs AV: 4U. Id. ; and a mill lot 01 111. 1 •TAID 0011% at 44e4or.—Ilatem A fair business Iwo been done at tall prior, ram 3,0011 mated River plate 01, at H. 10 Std.; 1,800 dry Wild any at Rd; 330 malted Barbados% at sjd. per Pt., and 2,000 River Plate horse, at e.. 6d. to 6s. 7d. awn. ' . _ The we. in thineenors anigent to 1011 tow, at 71. Sg. to 73. 13s. per tab.-Only small iota of Palermo dowse Sad buyer.; 200 Imp, wares Moo brow* LW per cwt- kw eases discoloured TAILTAft brought 51 oug h t , and of brown, Sft. per cot.-For So cults cooseatrated LeMOl4 Jews t i t per degree was obtainet.-Ths sake of MAI.Ork boors are 230 les Turkey, et Sft, ed. to Ta. per bout-la Meow% nothing • one-The sake e t Oarsmen Buz comprise SI MKS let Philadelphia, at I Is. W., nod 1 ,201 beg. at 9a. lki. I. 6w ild. per ewt., ea quay.-The suet tar Ours On. still endow unsettled, and the her males made during dot week has bees grain I. fttoor of the buyers.-Coo and Sam. On. 05111111110111 liederate request at the quotanoss.-S3 tons Lassa on ere reported at il.. 6d. to Sft., sad a few pips Spuds Hera at 414. per loft of Snorts or Tvasterus has been sold at Si.. Sd. for MOS, sad Ills per cwt. for Ainerkala-TM SSW of Palls OIL SIDOWIt to about to ISU tans, at 29i. Ida. to WI, sod SO tans bunts, at 291.15.. per ton.-In rau.ow Wuhan been dub d•ns thls week, but pleas sre rather bitter, Petersburg T.C. gelling at 17e. 9d. to Ps., while kr South American. at anodes on Wedosday, Sd. to Sd. advance was Stained. sad hip sea North rather inferior, were sold at Ss. Sd per set.-For bun these ho a toselderable demand, and the mks mesh NO toes, at S.s. to Sla. ed. per cwt., pan le ur rivs• the ma/belts else rather Saner.-Nothing doing in Baltic HJOS . P.-Jars has been In excellent moist, and the better qualities bare realised rather advanced rata ; the tales compels 2,70 u bale., at 121. Ifte. b 171. 12s. 6d. per lose. COTTON.-1.1021900h, Aran, 19.—The preesent week opened with a good demand, the reduced slate of the Macke held by the trade compelling them to buy he fell proportion to their eomaump. lion, and both speculators and exporters purchasing to a fair extent. On Friday the sales were 10,000 bake, on Saturday 10,000 bales, and on Mcealay 0,000 bales. On Tnentley the Ninon arrived, bringine 'dykes fully confirming the reduced estimates previously made of the extent of the mp, and showing a rapid and formidable decline in the relative receipts. The later advise rewind by telegraph from the 'oath show this deficiency to be prsgrenelvely Inaresing. These advice* bare given colifielenee to holders, and they have atm induced a brisk and general demand; the sales of Wednesday were 10,000 balea, those of Thursday 6,000, and the total sake os Ohs week have emanated to 91,190 WO. To.day there is a good attendatme of the olds. but the recent large Import now saints an extensive elmice, and whoa is offered freely ; the sales are about 7,000 bale., at about previous rate., and including 1,500 American taken on speculation and Air export. Methods deecripdans generally have been In goad request: in the early part of the week the market was firm: on the arrival of the Niagara vim advanced front id to id. per lb.; during the last two days site., has been more freely offered, and the advance attained does not exceed id. per in ; the authorised quotations for "fair" qualities being uniformly advanced id. per lb. Mimi a have been In good request: but they ary fie* offerW, and pricy have not materially changed : the recent Wipers of Faryptisn are extensive • and they are dull at about former rates. Berate are in fair request, and the better qualities Ir.ve advanced id. per lb. ; the lower quAlties, of which the recent large import mainly consists, ore without etiange. 0,9 r 0 hales of American, 490 Permutes 510 Rabbis, 550 Naranhams, and 1,570 Surds, hays 'teen taken on ?peculation, and 7,560 of Amerman, 00 Pentanes, 50 Bahian, 40 Maranhama, and 700 Sunda toe export. WOOL—Lip:mow, April 19. Slow our lest but little business has been done either in colonel or foreign, but in prices there la recharge. The neat sale. are fired for the 2nd of May. At present there are 14,100 bales colonial lo re, chiefly of the new slip, but upward. 0(0,000 bales more Sr. ripened to arrive before the sale *mamma.. Arrivals thin mak ere only SO bales Lrelgo, nett 2,633 balm colonial. E n glish Waal has been more in request, end rather stiffer prime than More paid a turtnight aeo are obtamod. The stuck however held by miumfactusers is still large. Ltilifsg, April 19 —There bas been r Aber more inquiry during the prolog week, but we du not quote any alteration in pricer HOSIERY, So.—Li:mists*, April 19 —The demand is still brisk for str.lght-down Cotton bow fie the home trade, and .ome houses are tolerably busy In shipping goods. Wools and liens remain stationary. TALLOW.—LonnON. April 19.—A steady consump tive demand has been experienced this week for atiLliall, and mice* ars pretty well ausiained. &scrag parcels hare been purchased fur export to Frame, and prevent holders are not over anxious seams, as the stock is on the decrease. Fine P. T. C. on the spot in small parcels is selling at 37.., and good common, 365. 6d. to Ws. 9d. per ewt. For delivery all this month • few parcels hairs been sold at 365. 6d. to 36a. 3d., and ramie Orleima Y.C. on the spot at 365. In new, fur October to Iketmlorr delivery, but little business has been done; there are, however, buyers at 3th. 3d-, but few sellers %miler 335. Cd. Sydney and South American remain the same; little being done, as the weekly public sales rupply all wants. This &hocks are going on freely for the hidf.week ending Wednesday; they were near 004 cask., re which 213 were taken for export. Arrivals this week ere e 6 casks 282 boxes. Home melt. d continues In good mipAy. and a,lls steadily at d3s. dd. to Tie. 6d. per cwt., net cash, fur prime quality. --- LEATHER.—LERDS CP - ARTERLY FAIR. LEEDS* APkIL M.—Tbia fair has been well supplied with higher of most dedescriptions, except prime sole leather. Their h as been Larne atten dance of buyers, and much bu-iatvw baa been done at pricer nearly the mow as those of last fair, except for hot shaved hidei, which were a little Weber. METALB.-Lonnow, April 19 -EngNth Iron : Bar, bolt, and mums, Leedom, per ton, 3/. 13s.'; nail rods, W. Ss. to 1. ; hoops, 71. las. to 71. 1311. ; Motets (-flingers), M. 6s. to W. 130 ; ban at Cardiff and Newprirt, 41. 15,,. t.. U. 171. 6d.; refined metal, Wain, 31. Ss. to 3/. 11e ; ditto anthracite, U. 10s.; Pigs in Wan 31. to 3/.54.; do.forpe, 71.10e.t0 21.135. ; do., No.l,Clyde, 21.26.6 .. to 21. 3a.lid.; lilewltes patent refined iron for bars, roils, se., free on board at Newport, 3/.105.; do., foe tin plates, boiler platen, te., do., 47. 10•.; meninges Patent Toughens! Pigs, In Glasgow, 21. 13..; Wales, V. 10s. to 31. I 3s. ; Sta ff ordshire ban, at t ie works, 61. to 71. as ; Pigs, in litaffordatie e, 31. 3s. ; rail 31. to 3/. 34. ; Claim s 41. O. Foreign Iron Swedish, 111. 10s. to 131. Os. Foreign Steel: Sim dlab keg, 141. oa. to lie Ps. ; ditto, faggot, s/. English Copper: !Meets, sheathing, and bolts, per lb.. 10d.; tough take, per too, 1101. ; tile , 37/. 10s.; old , ftpper, per lb., aid. to AL; yellow metal sheathing, Sid.; Intim Chili, 901. English Lead, pig, per ton, IM. 3s. to 141.10 s.; sheet, 191. 75. to 191. 13a. ; pipe, ; red La A, 101. 10a. ; white hitt°, 231. ; patent shot, 211. Foreign Lead, Spanish. in bond, 171. low. Engiish Too block, per ewe.. 31. 17.. ; bit , a/. Ina.; refined, 41. ss. Foreign Tin: Innen, 11. C., 3/. I is. Li 3/. 135.; Stt AILS, 31.14.. to 31. I Is. Tin I late*: IC Coke, per boo, It 7s. to If Be.; IC Chic ano], IL 12a. to 11. 13..; IX QIN°, 11. :as. Speller: Plates, ware. Inured, per ton, 131. to 151. s. Zinc: English sheet, per too, 211. inteksilver, per lb., 46.-.Viairm Jusraal. April 19.—There was no change of importance to report in the state of this market place Friday Lat. The e h been only a limited busiaers dose, and pricia of dererip. Lion• of mmoraetureil Iron are without any material alteration. The orders r•ceired by the American rtaimer on Tuealey sot beine PO Imre on anticipated, has can al disappointment in some quarters. InfordOW, April 18 —Ws It., to report a very dull market in Pie Iron. There i 4 a reaming indiapoiition to do twiner. on the part of both holders and buyers. We quota the price of mixed Noe. at 42a. 6d. to 42a. cash. CORN —CalitsispoaD, April 19.—The surp7y of Wheat wee not large to-day, but quite adequate to the wants of the buyers. and prices mutt be quoted la per qr. dearer on all deacriptums. Bir. was very dull sale, the malting .Noon thawing to a close. limns and other opting corn without alteration. Averages : Wheat, ors. Batley, 3.. 3d. Oats, 13a. 9d. beans, 21.. 3d. Peas. 2 1 s. 9d. Covaistur; April 19.—There was a good attendance at oar market today, with prime Mill tending downwards. Wheat, 13s. fid. to lie. rd. Bar cy. malting, 22.. to 2 Is.; grinding, 20s. 64. Oats, 17e. to 19a Beans, old, 12s. to 135.; new, Oa to 10a Pm; 9.. to 9e. Ed. Ezstt <n, Aura 19.—We have to report a small a•teadanee at our corn market tadae, and note ithstmdlng *bort supplies, Me trade In Whe .t was eery dull, at last week's priors. barley met a dull sale. Oats the turn dearer. LINCOLN, April 19. With a small show of Wheat we had a very flat, heavy trade, at about the ricesof last week. scarcely anything doing in spring Oarn. and priors ia favour of the purchaser. Wheat, red, 345. to dris.; white, 395. to 44a. Barley, 265. to 21e. Oata, 11s. to 13e. Beans, Meta 23a. LIVIIRPOOL. APRIL 19 —1 arrives of grain and float the last three days arc tolerably extensive. From Ireland the quan tities of oat. and oatmeal ate larger than of lwe, but of other attain and dour they wealth mall frtan that ouarter. From abroad we have received about 11,476 quarters of wheat, 3.4t7 qua ter. fran Antwerp and Rotterdam, 1,700 quarters from Wismar. 2,800 quarters from Trieste, and 3,489 quarters from Alexandria. The im part of Indian corn is 1 8 ,472 quarters, and the export to Ireland 9,097 quarters, which is on a larger wale than of late. Of Egyptian beam we have again a good arrival. The trade has bee. without animation, but the price of any article has not receded below Tuesday's quota tion, It teems p.obable that our present low range of prices will cause the demand on this market to be wider thin o: late. the wea ther has been all that could be darted for the tanner, and the pow log grain crops look remarkably well, almost without an exception. At this morning's market we had a few millers from Cheshire and Shiopshite busing wheat, who have not been hire for a many months, but the town millers and dealers operated with extreme caution, and the mall business transacted in wheat and dour was at barley so good prices as ca Meader. 1..1Ma corn was is Ede demand for IreLuid, at tall prices. Oats, barley, beans, and pees were all alike dull, with. out any apparent change la value. Arrival, and exports from the 16th to the 18th April inclusive Into Liverpool : —Wheat. 12,134 qr s . ; Barley, 20; Malt, 333; o..ta, 3,2 N; Beam, 2,729; Indian Own, 13,972, Oatmeal, 1,944 sacks; Flour, 1,640 seeks and 602 barrels. Exparta to Ireland:—Wheat, 1,281 qrs.; Rye, 100; beano, 41; Indian Corn, 9,997 ; Indian Corn Meal, 1 ; Oatmeal, 711 kicks ; Flour, 36. i seek* and 4 0 barrel.. BornsAstrror, April 19. -In consequence of the unfa vourable weather, our nutlet was bat thinly attended to-day. The trade re ruins in the wretchedly dull state reported for some week, past. All articles met with only a retail demand, at barely no good prices as last week, but we do not alter the quotation. then gii en. WAKltrtiLD, April 19.-Our arrivals of grain an mode rate ; the decline In prime in Mark-lane on Wheat La. not prodund any material effect on the country marketo. The agriculturists ap pear ° toehold Amity, and ate nut disposed to make further cot eesit no in price. At Leeds, on Tuesday, there war a fair No f. r aU Ircah qua litter., at close upon the rates paid the previous Friday. To-day, though a languid trade, less money is not taken, except for chambered parcela, and these move off very slowly. Fresh English Barley sells in retail at last week'. priors, and there ia no alto slim it' grinding sorts Outs and Shelling steady. Beans as before, and other articles without variation. a e beg to report as be low, the stock of grain In warehowLe at Wakefield and Leedo; they are small 01 oil articles except Wheat, and by no means large or that, considering so little lo held in the bonding its of Bull or Goole Wheat, per qr. of soar. to the bushel, Suffolk, latex, sad Kent, red, new, 375. to 330.; extra, 40s; white, Ms to 445.; extra, ; Nor folk and Hunts real, 350. to Va.; extra, 375.' white, 40s. to 41s; extra, 43e.; Linoollahirc and Faashrulaanre, red, 34.. to 36.. : extra, 375.• white, Mo. to Ms.; nitre, 415.; Yorkshire, red, 33e. to 33e.; entre, 34.4.; white, 36.. to See.; extra, 41a•; Lanais and Kociesburg, white, old, M h o to 435.; calla, lag..; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 33e. to 360.; extra, re.; Mediterranean, red, 330. to Ma. • cat , t, 335.; teglioh, old, red 36.. to 380.; whits, 43e. Barley, per imperial qr., Norfolk and Snail', 235. to 24a.; extra, 23e.; Lin oolnohire and Yorkshire, 325. to 235.; extra, 2te.; So** Me. to Us; extra, 24.; grinding. I.e. to 2 6 5.: rowan, la. to Ms extra, 23 e. Means per Och s to the bushel, small, Mae, old, 30s. to eats 3n, Ma. to 23..; old, 2So. to 3sa.; Mis. ts Sw old. 24e. to 2tle.; now, 21a. to 23.. oats, per suns% le f radj . . r 7 : a t a . d; 5311. llhelliog, ;deeding. rs:1.101"261, 2611 n.. ; 20 x. to 31a. ; Melt, per lewd of 6 balsa, 320. to 334.; Few. per ie. imp., blue , iind white lasilere Me. to 730.; extra, 26‘.; prey a , and feed, 21i. to .7s; extra, 235. ' Rapeseed, per last lap., Erglish, MU. to 311.; fordo, yni. to 30. unwed, per imp. qr., 345. to He. Inieurts during U.. w o e,: %ow, %yes fin.; Barley, AIM; Oa:, 97. ; &sus, 1,634 ; Peas, 117; Rapeseed, 2sU ; Shelling. 273 loads Warnaroun. April 17.-With short supplies, both of home-grown and foreign grain, env market remains in a moot Steles. state No disposition le evinced to purehaae beyond ininiedate wants, though hoklers would willing 4 submit to lower prices in order to cans: tales ol consequence. quotations are &Insist nominal Our every Annie in the trade except 'Damn Corn, for which there is a fair sale at 101 l prima. CATTLE —Exwestr,April2o.—The market has been well supplied w.tb tiraute, sod moderateiy with Sheep. La tat Bullock,. we hole but little variation from the price of last wad-7.. 6d. per 'sae being &boat the price of good lied, although the very lxvt must be quoted at 7s. 94,, and in some uuttences tle. ter scare. There es. a lilt inquiry for barmier., which readily obtained So. per •vre— whilst a hitcher noire was given for good fresh articles. Hume good working oxen were veld at 211. per pair, and teem at 11/. to 13/. per pair. Uows and Calves were pleutifal, but did not emit very noddy DOI was there soy very superior deirLCOWII the market ; prior, men d from 6/. to 111. The *apply of tarn' eaves was very large, and add at Id. to 4d. per lb. Not a greet many Sheep wire driven In, boat there was a tolerably brick clement,. Eat wethera sold readily at aid • peu lb . and some sire entail tat bogs made pearly, it not quite, ed. per lb.: tat ewes, Sri. to 544. per shire hugs, '.3e. W Sae. coat ; butchers' lamb.., lin. to Sas. each, ur trust about 634. to rd. r lb. me supply of Pork oareasos to-day rather exceeded that of last week, but we wiles so variation in piece. Large rearm Pork, sa. ; guod dills, Us. ed.; and the beet, 7e. 3d. per wore. 8011111,014 Fara —nth fair was held an although Piers anst • go d attendance, few traneattione t 0..• A large nurn , 7er fah.," wan penned, but few were snit . of ra per head. There was elto a goad atip,ly of Istafte, of good quality found purchasers at about the of it. whilst fur these of ea inferior quality there tab bat NI were im rood 4 talTIY, but prat+ rather low. Tu. mull, and but a kw sale. wee eft eted. The Ilene sod priers bad rather a downwa r d ten d ency. corn nal, Ousoow, April 18.—Then were fewer cattle in market, rift, 173, or 142 fewer than last week. Adel e far byk, :get Cremes was effected et s slight advance on last week's r a n,, eg e , per cwt.; Inerlar, from 32r. to 40.. We bat basest, the number being only 7b7. All were sold st trap Is. to Is. ed. each. Beat wedtkrs, 5. d. per lb.. so des Beth Sheep end Cattle were better cleared off to-day Lai u.,. been for a long time, which, militia, holds out hopes of tatter' SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS, outumines. W ,•11.14,4ag Owns," Sad CASUALTIES. Eduardo, Midst*, from Odessa to Queenstown Of , went on shore, F-h. 13, on the tuna ut ~ entrance of the Gulf of B Anshan ; the cargo 1. bul damaged, and half of it has been already leaded._ Much 21. Nepaul—The mate and two seamen of the N,psul, trona Bombay for London (wrecked a. weld ported), were drowned. The master, with tile of the crew, were saved by rafts, and proceeded to —Cape of Good Hope, Feb. 22. Perseverance, Lamb, from Cardiff to 111 Grani here yesterday wi h long boat stove, ail flog b,lte of the deck, main coveriugs end winch stanchio baying been struck by a heavy sea on April 16, N., lon. b W.—Falmouth, April 18. Trawl), &wimp, from Newport to Quebi e, has pt Panarth Roads, with cargo shined, and makin wa , er per hour —C ar diff , April 18. g •FIRIVAD. Humbug; ............ Holland Lisbon . P.cifte hdid via Sockampton India via bisterillna Boston and Halifax Mexico and ilavaLnah West India Brasil ARRIVED. Urns:mom -at Hull, April 17, from Mini& Rhlelda, April Ds, from Alcoa PIATIIIIMA- in the Ilyds, April 10, from Ansuo-olf Portland, from MACY. 11•VIUMb-lit Liverpool, April 19, from .is:s -at Liverpool. April 19, from ...•A Linrpoel, Apnll9, Isom Arrive -at Gravesend, April 19, from AMA -at Gravesend, April 19, from ALrama-at Gravesend, April 19, from Anssus -at Gravel eod, April 19, from Bs.i.i.a-at Queenstown, April 17, from 8,11,114-at Plymouth, April It, from Deal/April It, from CALITORNIA -at Liverpool, April 19, from Colurninnri•-at Gravewmd, April 19, from F.tiza -at Cowes, April 18, from ED:saran-at Falmouth, April 17, from ia,ritlauta-at Queenatown, April 17, from WALKIY- off fluting.. April IS, from Fasscison-at Gravesend, April 19, from... Fox-at Gravesend, Aprll 19, from GaltLien- at Hun, April It, from Gonave Ts sus -at Queeostowo, April 17, from liuomirrav-ot M ahon; April Is, fr o m 11.41.1.411 ELILUKIIIL-atLl,erpool,, Aprlll9, from Ilszyna-st Gravesend. April 19, from Hafnium-o ff Deal, April 19, from luau-at Pekoinibe, April 17, from J•11111C4-at Gravesend, April 19, from A:war-at Gra wend, Aprill9, from Lyuroida-off Portland, from Loau tkrasurr -at Plymouth, ;April 17, from MAILIANNI- at Falmouth, April 10, from Manisa-off the Wight. April 11, from Mantutionato-at Lirerpool, April Is, from MARIA -at Gravesend, April lA, from .. .... ... Muir MORAGIR-at GritVellentl, April 19, from . Maar Asin-at Bristol, April 19, from :Capriole-at Hull , AarillB, from Sarsaino- at Liverpool, April 19, from Ginatto-at Liverpool, April 19, from urn:moo-at Queenvoarn, April 17, from Pomo:ergo-at Gravesend, April 19, ...... . Punnunous-off Deal, Aprit 19, from Rossors -at Deal, April 18, from ROYLILTSMALL--04 Portland, April It, hue gsson -off Queenstown. April 17, from . Sta Br.vis-of Deal, April 19, from STOIIII -at Liverpool, April 19, front ivoutss-at Liverpool, Aprll IS, from SILAS GMIDIRX--at Liverpool, April 19, from !Musson-at Liverpool, April 19, from se.rrnsit Maui -at Gravesend, April 19, from Tiioa-.t Liverpool, April 19,1 from Warn Mores-at Dartmouth, April 18, treat WIL, 101-at Gravesend, April 19, from WTX& 14.0:11-11i U•efPool, April 19, from. BA I LED. Ter-tram Ezmoutb, April IS, to AVRORA-from 11•11:ep001, April 17, to A. .tess u isAL-from ro fton, Qustieku.pri April IJ, to A:tumors-nun Shields, April 17, to Flameasso -from Hartlepool, April 17, to. BELLI-from Newp.rt, April 17, to ZALIAL-from Valmouth, April IS, to 00111111 Ra Dr NORD -trom Falmouth. April 17, to . Comeau-from Hartlepool, Apnl 17, CATRU6IIIA-from Piirtsmoutb, April IS, to DA/UDR-from Poole, April IS, to ElLrilli-from Falmouth, April 17, to Enwamer- from Plymouth, April IS, to Euwaao-from Portsmouth, April IS, to Etizaawni-from Portsmouth, April IS, to EL6.41 , 06 -from Gravesend, April Is, to ..... Lentos or CHINA -him Graveserd, April 19, l'"l.l,Trk-from Portsmouth, April IS, . . hoer.-from Falmouth, April 17, to lute-from Newport, April IS, to Ilaasirr-from Gravesend, April It, to .. IDA-from Gravesend, April 19, to lass-from Falmouth, April 17, to .1 .. Bar so-from Falmouth, April 17, to LORI/ PARIAVIR -from Falmouth, April 17, to Con MARIA-from Shield*, April IS. to MADAW OKA-from Quermitowii, April 17, ti MART Haszat-from shields, April 19, to Maar Tit - Ent-trout Shields, April Is. to .... MART MITCH1•011-from Shields, April It, to MAAR Ilaur-froca Liverpool, April 19, to MARTO-IroOl G1'41,14(1044 Annl 10, to ..... . . Niers-fres. Poole, April li, to News-Prom Sunderland, April 17, to Onstratimt-from Queenstown, April 17, to OULART Lass-from Cower, April IS, to from Orme- Newport, April I , to Oaa-from Falmouth, April 11, to Gems (di:tax-from Unarmed, April IJ, to Penmen ROYAL-from Hull, April IS, to ....... Paso-;room Queenstown, April 17, to 14.1.11 C CA JANI-1/0111 Cl111(111, April It, to RAMILLIRR-from Plymouth., April le, to Ruse-nom Poole, April IS, to Karoo. -from Queenstown, April 17, to RIVAL-from Gravesend, April 19, to "treasons -from Crammed, April 1.9, to Stem-from Liverpool, April It, to! rtswasaat.-Rom Cardiff, April 17, to 1 1 111011111001 t -1(0111 Newport., April Is, to Utvaasmit -from Shields, April 19, to Vaarse-trom Hartlepool, April 17, to %rituals llama -Irma Sondvrlasil, April 11 1 . to WARIILT Souse rr-from Cower, April IS, to We. BRADDAII- from Plymouth, April IS, to YORXTVW 11 -from Portsmouth, April IS, to ..... ZIirtITRVA -from Grareseuil, April 19, to ..... •.• VESSELS SPOKEN WIFE Itatzaarrii Rosa, hos 11.10 Grande, March I', Lit. 3 N., :o: litumultaw, April S, 119.44 N , lon. S W. PARMA, steering 9., April 14, lat. 42 N , Lm. 14 W. Miaow, a, (or Barbadoes, March 2A, lin. 21, lon. 36. lit Hatay Sarni. Artil IS, at. 56 N., lon. 13. Taman, /larch 39, 1at423, lon. M. [Advertisement,] —A Livt . ll AND STOMA(' Pl-41:41. Or LONG grANI , INO CtitD IT 1 . 11.(s. Wilton, late of the lion. East India Conipary . , ;iv. snit 23 years employed on the Ftengul estabishment, ...it red tartly from on affection of the indigestion. and atom:tit, which appeal's! to be rapidly undermining his notwithstanding the treatment of wane of the mist emthent dical profeseion. On his return to this country be was 43 ' lloVorrars pills. Ltd this superior medic= has girded • feet cure that it has adontehed all that wereawart of ht. 'en reedy hopeless ease. - Sold by all seeders of medicine thni chiliad world, and at Prokesse Hollows 'e establwimi. &rand, Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DRAT] BIRTHS. ALLEYNR.—ApriIIt the wiled the Rev. J. L. Alleyne, aroickanite r , of • iota. HABER.- Apt tl 17, at Wb tte Rik of tl Saber, Uf • son. BATTEN.—ApriI H, st tiaodl, the wire of J. Batas. joa., a MD. CHESTER VAN.—April 13, at dins, Ole wile of Mr. 1. Ches. of • daughter. 17. at St. A1t..a.4 the wild of the Ike. II LAWRANCE.—ApriII6, Mrs. F. Lamm*, Ililtwwit-Ttuwe &wetter. MARE,' AGES. BROWNISU -commoNL—Aptil 16, at Alsorstoke Gsport, B. Browning, Esq., aI.D , Newisrt, LW., to Era. daughter of D. CompitraO, E.q Garport. Mutts. 1 4 , at st. Ory i blyy by R. I' don, by the Her. K. S. Bower, iirett , T. Mr. J. !Anon. , neat•Graverand, Kent, to Mary Ann, cldeat dandbber Mtattlell, lloctoremounnona. lAtlll—N'lLAlNsON.—Aprilt7, at St. Stephen' a, lIW., h 7 Z. Nash, IL V. Noll, Kay., ul Coos Lea, hurts, W Mu daughter of C. Wilklosua, log., of !lull. DIATHS. 130890 N.—April Is, T. Dolma, b.., of Forty-WI. hem Leadeuhall.strest, aged 73. —April 17, Susanna Andrews, si:e of T. 'libber , ot Evertoo. near Liverpool. aged 39. I.loLnbrK.—April IC at Farnborough, Werwirlohire. . fourth datigt;(er of M. Ittolbeek, thai:.;arat miiiiiictrrr.—April IS, at Oraohy-plaer, Northtleet, Oat nalL wilts of K. blealhcoti, Vrti.. aged ad. PKII.ET,AtteII la, at MS, narration-Naar , . alter a hate: ' , andantino.% Maria LAY% relict of tlw late Ltrut.-th• ILA., aged 63. herb r b r a ol Ib iltroricirnec, Km "DM r Z.1 11 1. ` erect, in the precinct dbiteirlank—ion at evaine. Aria irk in tr ' Cl sra w were. 1a th :7ise rah, • arl n *thane. ...tit( kat., L AN: . 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