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MIL Mi. hil'i.aN, Loam decent r, followelin support of tee mmelaucti. The nob, Illa,,quie this pat the resolutios from the desk, mid banal; asked the usual q iesti roe, " aye" or " ay." declared the ayes had it, thee, being no diesentieat. Tim M vquis of VsESTMES.TH, on rt‘ing to MAIO the nosaild racism's'', was received with loud cheers Toe noble ampule set I he leas to that meeting with mingled feel ings of sorrow sad iseligsation—in SOTTO/ because, being as humble trhabitest of the oistriet is which he ems- Mastly resided, he had laboured to conviacie the people with wham he was in the habit of daily intereourse that the anion with England was a bleeping to this couatsy ) and with Lothian:ion, because her hia.; , sty's ministers had node him, In that respect. a false teacher. (Cheers.) lie bad been an &trammel for British connexion, bat he was now obliged to cheers his opiates. (" Hear, haw," sad cheer ..) He begged t 3 repeat, with sorrow, that he loelt^d apes the anion as a fallacy, and he would ar dently recount. ad that the Irish should forget their reli gious and pslitical strife, sad that Ireland end Irishmen should be the only words abed to tally Vette elation , to sire the c.setry from utter extinction. (Cheers.) After some few further oboe/orations, the noble marquis concluded by moving the following r " That the interests 01 all chamee in this country are rapidly deteriorating; that within the last four years the population , MB bees %earthily diminished from fat:nice - and disease, that is many parte of Iraend whole districts of lead remain us. cultivated, while the best and most industrious dames are *migrating from It. country, and those who remain are us able by any amount of 'minimise or exertion, to bear up against the sells by which they are surrounded ; and it is the deliberate opinion of this meeting that unless misuses be weedily devised to stay the downward progress of events, Ireland will, at no distant day, be reduced to pauperism and Mr. BUTT, Q.C., ease forward to secood the resolution, nod addressed the meeting at considerable length. Mr. HENRY GRATfAN - befor•the resolution was put, to o ff er a few remarks . remarks . That day wield test the luck sad spirit of the Melt people. (Chien.) Their ob ect was not to make the pun man pay • high pries for his oaf, but it was to give him the means of buying • loaf at all. He attended that meeting, not because to coiffured on other questions with the gentlemen around him, but becaube he was anzions to unite with any clas of his cour.trymen who were walling to gJ any distance whatever to promote the , interests of their common cruntry. The resolution was the, put and agreed to. The Hon. Sir. PRESTON moved the third resolution, which was as follows: " That it is the duty if her Majesty's responsible erbium to submit to parliament such immediate measures as may relieve this country from the impending ruin, and we there tore deem it tight that this, our dutiful petition, be imme diately laid be&th our gracious sovereign. and that the chair man and requ'xitiouists of this meeting, and the honorary secretaries be requested to take suck steps as may be neces sary for that purpose, and that they do form themselves into • committee with power to add to their number, to take all measures that may be necethary to carry this and all other resolu::or.s of this meeting into effect?' Which was also adopted. Colsnel VANDELEUR moved the next resolution, and gave some deltas of the frightful state of destitution which pretailed in the part of the county of Clare in which he resided, and which he attri'mted to the low prices of agri cultural pit:edam. The resolution was as fellows: "That Irish interests have been one after another, semi. fiord to haw notions of imperial policy ; that, by the course of legislation, our manufactures have been crushed, our com merce destroyed, our rising shipping inter• at ruined; that by the adopts.. of the principles of free trade the agritul. Ural int erest of Inlaid has been reduced to unexampled distress. and the trading community of the towns and vil lages have shared the sufferings of those on whom they were dependent; end that we are bound to declare our convic tion that until this fatal policy be reversed and • full and jolt protection afforded to all branches of native industry, and partscu'arly egri,ulture, it is impossible for this country to bs prosperous and contented." Viscount SUIRDALE having secoadtd the resolution, Colonel LATOUCHB said that he was anzious it should wc.t go *somata through the puss that that meeting wee in. Ronan by any hostility to the people of Enslard. They did not forget the masa r in which Ragland had come for. weed during the period of famine. (Rear, hear.) vie on the platform here commenced the Resta& iSre amidst loud thee of " order" and shame." Two ar three Roman estholie gentlemen protested strongly being brought to the meeting to be insultei ; and jit iat ione altercation, order was at length restored. Tiscount CLEMENTS moved the next resolution. " That while the landowners and landholders,of Ireland are burdened with the psynteat of heavy imposts, end with the repayment of large EMS of many expended upon useless weeks, a rierr•laW wholly masited to the country has been pet is operation ; that therthader 1 -ege and oppressive 1 ass have bun leveed, sad that while theindestrious are over whelmed in the effort to meet as estharephd twine, pan periem has etill iccreased and is inereasiag, sad land in may instances, Atom the undue presets ups its resources, lire unprAit tble end waste and that we are emphatically of ttaloa that it is esseatiel to the improvement of !relied this few be substantially amended." The noble lord mid he had been twain for ten Jean ; durftg the whole el that time he did not noollect two good plata nor, so they would Ind that in the meet of Ireland the po t ato crop had tailed mach looser bark than ben. (Hear, hear ) What was the course the government had adopted ? la tke year 1846, when this calamity came over the coustry, taring the Ism few days of the major. of par liament, ashram even to the suppor.en of gthernment, they brought fftward a measure for public works to relieve the theatheitts that pervaded the country. He believed he spoke minestle when be said that oaly three Irish numbers lIMMI mart when that measure was hurried thrcugh both beams el parliament with the most indseent hut., and it was the law el the land before the representatives cf Ireland knew it was in conkeseplstion. His lordahip then proceeded at greet knith to point out the pernicious of:nation of the bids pour saw system, and to show that unless a moody was peeidird by tha leelalsure, the country would speedily sink into irretrievable rain. The Ho-. ST. JOHN BUTLER ',tow? id the resolution. Mr. P. CRILAOH spoke in favour of it, and in doing so alluded to the evils that had mimed to the country from the labels rate, sad other acts, by the opsration of which addl. Mthal tax* Lad been put upon the land. He. H. ALLIS wished to move an amendment to the idlest that the muting is. of opinion that theft taxes ghoul Impala oat of the public treanry. The CHAIRMAN said that he did not think he could well pet tale amendment. Tee original resolution was then put and carried. The Berl of NATO rote, amid loud cheers, to propose the next reeduties, as follows : " That the great resources of Ireland, her agricultural her mines, her fisheries, her manufacturing si thtseles, ter onmercial tasition, end her hardy and un employed p.ipulation, art sufficient, it properly dieftted, to supped .11 4 Ems of her inhabitants in comfort in their re• speetith ra- k.; and that to foster and encourage the defti lopa.ent of them emources is equally the duty as the inte rest of the fraperial eat." I hod (ecer.:aued a noble lord) as chairman of the com mittee that brought you here to-day, intended to take up sow part of your tune. However, it would not be now sight el me to do so, but there are one cr two subjects width I rex p.ur permission to glance at, and nothing ave. (liese, hear.) I am perfectly convirced that in Erialsu4 trey are endeavouring to eneourage as much as poi- Biala *die syrem of emigration. (Hen, bear.) Now, ma lords and gohtlemen, the panacea of my noble friend who fdiea the oats of lord lieutenant was— " mitate, agitate, agitate" tithe); bat now the cry has cha nge d to " emigrate, empate, einiente." (Laughter.) Now after having de voted some little attention to the subject, I think the cry' ought to he Coldvatc cultivate, cultivate." Meer, hear and Oa looking to Mr. Griffiths' calculation, I Ind that there axe 6,290,000 acres of waste land in Ireland. 01 than 3007,066 acne may be reclaimed, 1,420,000 may be se:de tit fee tillage, and 430,000 sera are capable of ant& cultists: on. (" Hear, hear," and cheers.) I cannot go r detail ; but I should hope that this alight hint may be takes up II others. I do feel, when I take up a map of our island, and look at the magnificent bays and harbours with which God has blessed this country, that the Lord intended that tiny shcall be brought into use, and I feel confident that, :suot: , r later, they will be made available for the pnepeses of ammonia (Cheers.) I may be too sanguine, bat I donut despair of sot* rime one of the harboun of the west the treat harbour teethe British trade with America. Mr. J' I.NNIS seconded the resolution, which w put from the e.air, and varied with acclamation. it c MAnito of Dr:sheds moved the following retoln der "'that we Uri satisfied that the welfare of this country can Le ea.;.: entirely based upon a complete identity of in ter. ietera.c the owner and the canner of land ; and Wit s e arc. further persuaded that the owners of the moil •ill e nanny west to .''•idered measure that say wen mill really elevate the audition of the tenant-tari... the hbaming mulattos. That we believe the beet late men id the many w'SU be seeared by neatens which, with est viaidise the rights of preperty, will ON the fullest en nemagnsient t. the improving - sad indastnome tenant. And that se emit U. eQumnies to which, for anti-Irish purposes, the Irish teed. , interest has been so metastatically end an. sampelmely we dean a fall impartial pullers/Len. tt7 sametigation into the minim between landlord end cant in this country," I . le resolut l / 2 11 was emeeded by Kr. PIERCE CREIGH, .ad umnieured.ly adopted by the amens. Lord CLARINA aethd; Itemeht.J," TIM M@ amodliee already appoie . telloire. , sere yttitioue le beth Wiese of pallianest, on ihies eaealutinea,md thin tha mew be signed the chair. BM au behalf of this waft ; sad we deem it our Wpm tiose duty le min 11 0 111 wr moneurestives is parlismeat to I disregard all party menideratioas, and keep aloof f rom all paNieal muit,:aseloas that will interfere with the mioroa sent of thou our jest domande." The raolet:on was smonded by Kr. CIIETWODE, and I,l4 Plet -se.; VEI.LKEII proposed the nest resolatim, ai lodes. "last whit: we feel it would be wrest to aaticipate thei r.nr appeal kr engti ry and redress shall be diermarded, we 7st request the committee, already rimed, do, it such event, am. ;An mother meeting, in order to adopt a petition to ear most "mime film lag her to appeal to the NUN at r sea* by the el the premat parliament" Mr. M WYhalts eseswilei the Width we pat L-ons the Mau, oal eilmemi with ens the autioa of 0101141 N A. ILAItiLTON, N P., the Varier of Dwell** IA the sink esi the Malaria :• of I Pros h oda was tend shawl. A mt. of 'hanks we. thee penal **the Isomer, aid the woke sopaitea at testy 7 tide* p.n. CLERICAL. Roo. Hour, Rosis to \num R, Northsmptonshire, diocese of Poterbocosteb ; 3281., with rsaidonee ; patois, W. Roo, Esq. Bey. Edmond Davy, to Pctetborough Northampton - gbh, ; 6711., with resident. ; palm, ths Bishop of Petits borough. TOCANT. Weasley R., Yealteldre, dimes of Wpm ; peeves, laid Baltea value 1,3371., Tritium* ; ROT. Jahn Ord*, image& MEDICAL. ---- APOTIITCARISIV.SULL —than of goaderees lA= their exearieadoe in the scissor awl predicts et *, sad received eertteeates to prattle*, es Thursday, Jae. 17, 1850: Aadraw Iluailtoe, Searborough ; John Holing worth Stmeley,DErbyabire ; Leotard . William Sedgwiek, Ho reagbiteidge, Yorloeir• ; Thome Viarbartoe Benfleld, Leicester. MILITARY. Moak het rkuti Gasettc] WALOMCZ, JAR. M. led Rest OM --------- i t., to be onset sad rub.. lira. by , VICO HataUtak proem. let I. O des—etr Gariar, Port, to be Gorse; by par., vice Ind l =rfl. O'HARA, gear, to bo corset, by par., vice Godfrey Itrirres. W. Wirsmiu, gent, to be straot, by per., vice ac e- Deep W. 7. Corry, CNA., to be eceset, by par., eke Ababa, attr=a 4 "—lawat. C. Donn, to be rapt., by par., vloe Doi, who rot.; Una E. Miser Boor, trout thlt Litt Mop., to to liout., vim eth Lt. Drepa—Cor. A. E. Wnzonow, to be Beat., by par, vim MO, app. to Oth Dram. lot F.—Lieut. It. J. E. Rem, tram 62nd F., to be lint, rim Wadi* who mei. ; • 8. 8. thuercare, gent, to be elm, by par. eth F.—II. Rommor, gent., to be ens., by par., vim Purvis, who Stb P.--11. E. Tomo, gent., to be MC. lied, by par., eke Bow pram. eth F.—B. I. P. BaSTAIID, gent , to be em., by pur., Mee stunner, promoted. 17tb F.—W. P. Wasaikno, gent., to be eon, by par., Irk* Bartborp, promoted. tall F.— I.leut. G. F. 11111 T, to be eapt., without per, Mee Grant, dee. ; US. F. W. A. Eamon, to be Mat., vie. &My. Mgt P.—it. Caws, pat, to be ens., by par., Mee Madam, prom. in 7th F. 23th T.—tiont. C. ergovens, to be cant, by par, vice Lees, who res.; Zoe. Y. I). nowaten. to be Ile ne ., by bur., tee e Steevens. 33rd 7.-11. 21. name, gent., to be eve., by per. 113tli Borwtox, gent., to be ens, by par. 40th 7.—C. H. HALL, gent., to be ens., by par., aloe Pennetather, 3ueyeassoted. F—BC. Goma, gent., to be essa, by par., aloe O'Callaghan, reote& 57th T.--A. Y. &am gent., to be rm., by par., vim Kently,at , Uth F.—S. Wrrarsorest, [rot., to be ens., by par., .ire MOIR. GOth F.—T. S. RICILIXDP4M, rat., to be eee..lieut., without par., Mee Freer, prom. Glad F.—Lieut. J. W. Illexcrus, from let F., to be lieut., vim Reed, . . , . who debaoges. 63rd F.—Eus. C. Le bedroom CAW, to be taut., by put., Ties Walmsley. who mires. 6.5 th F..—K. P. HAMILTON, gent., to be ens., by pur., vice WU .. llama, Who Ms. . • . 86th P.—W. WIWINTLIT, gent., to be ens., without per., •tce Bond, app. to the 49th ►. Rifle Brlsser.—Tbe Hon. 0. 11. Liao., to be see,lieut, by par., sire RatOt. Prom Ird,W. 1. Rept—A. R. Tnoarms, Pent., to be ens., without put., eke Hardy, i rom. Royal Canadian Ride Ibrit.—T. TATUM, gent., to be ens, by par, vice 81..ke, prom. latv lintelltgence. EQUITY COURTS.—YorrERDAY. BIZOLI TIM Vicc-Ca.a.nctum OP ENOWID. Ix 11 J MIXT. —APPOINTMENT OP ♦ GUARDIAN TO TIN INFANT DAVONTIR OF TEE LATE MR. JULIET. ------- The late Mr. Jtrmy, the Recorder of Norwich, whose melancholy death has caused so muck excitement in the public mind, had appointed his son, who was murdered at t►e same time with himself, and another gentleman execu tors of his will. Tae surviving emu! ir having renounced, one of the daughters of Mr. Jermy cad taken out adminis tration to his effects, and a question was now raised upon the petition of another daughter, an infant, as to whether such admiListrwrix was a pryer person to tarry out the trusts for maintenance In regard to the petitioner, or whether it was , necessary that a gn.rdian should be appointed by the court. Mr. Bird appeared for the petitioner. The Vic:-Coaneellor considered that the personal trust given by the testator to his executors perished with them, and that there ought now to be a reference to the Master to approve of a proper guardian for the leant. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-TLSTUDAY. HOLDEN V. STAPTLTON SNITN.-LIABILITY Or A COMET COVET JIIDOIL This was e special cue for the opinion of the court. An action had been brought against the defendant, the Judge of the County Court of Lincolnshire, under the following cir cumstances. A summons was taken out in the Spibby County Court, of which the defendant was judge, against the plaintiff, who resided in the coun t y of Cambridge, and • ' judgment obtaint d. Upon non-payment of the sum for which the MUUMUU issued, • judgment summon was taken out in the Bpilsby court, by which the now plaintiff was summoned to appear ant show canoe why he bed not paid the debt ; on penalty in default, of being committed to the common gaol of Spilsby. Holden did not appear, and a warrant of commitment was issued by the now defendant, **attaining the plaintiff to Cambridge gaol for 14 days. The plaintiff was discharged by habeas corpus under an order of Mr. Justice Patterson. He submquently brought as action for trespass and false imprisonment, which was tried at the Cambridge Maim before Mr. Baron Parke, and • verdict returned for tho plaintiff, with 601. damages, sub ject to the opinion of the court, and the question now was whether the anion was maintainable. Mr. W. H. Watson (with whom was Mr. Naylor) ap peared for the plaintiff, and contended that the only power given to the defendant as a county court judge was by statute, and ii he proceeded in any manner contrary to the statute he wall • • trelMillti, and liable to an action. The County Court Act was express that a summons must issue out of the County Court for the district in which the do. fendant resided, and the commitment must be to the gaol of that district. Here the judge had no right to issue a sum mons at all, and, even it he had, he had no power to commit to the gaol of Cambridge. All courts, when acting within their jurisdiction, alttough acting . erroneously, are not tees. pus-re, but if they act out of then jurisdiction they have no defense. The learned counsel cited a number of cases in support of this pro ition. Mr. Worlledge ( with p whom was Mr. O'Malley) appeared for the defendant, and contended that the defendant, being &judge of a court of record, was not liable for anything done in his judicial capacity, and that, even if he were liable for an excess ofjurisdicties, he was not so liable unless he was aware of the defect in his jurisdiction ; and that it was in. 'unbent on the other side to melte out that he knew he wee exceeding his jurisdiction, and that the plea of " not guilty " was sufficient. The can was not concluded when the Court nee. By some mistake in yesterday's report of this court, the wor& " on the ground that the affidavit did not state dis tinctly that an award lad been made. The learned counsel now renewed his application, and the rule was granted," which were contai..ed in the last sentences of the case of " The matter of the South Devon Railway Company," were transferred to the and of the case of " Campbell v. Hewlett," 83 that it appeared that the rule was refused in the former case, whereas the rules were granted in both cases. SECONDARIES' COURT.—YnTranay. 8170111 Mi. SWONDAJIM POY7III. THa COMMINIIONEIS OF LAND TAI O. IQEOIIe: Darkwartoxs. This was an inquiry to amiss damages in an action brought against the defendant as a surety for one of their collector,, who was in arrow with his accounts. It appeared from the statement of the solicitor to the commienoners, that the defendant was a surety, jointly with another person, for his brother, who was collector of land tax for the Tower Hamlets civision, and who was • defaulter to the amount of 6201. 13s. 51. Of that sum, 3001. had been recovered from the other surety. The preterit praceedine,s were to recover the remaining 2201. 13e. sd. Verdict for the plaintiffs. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Yasnanay. Biro's Km. ODEISENSONEB PONDESSOVE. . ERRONEOUS Accotrwrs. - This was the last examination meeting is the case of Elisabeth West and Alfred Harry West (mother and sore), tailors, of Adelaide.street, Btra The balance-sheet, ex tending from the 18th of October, 1845, to the 18th of Nov. last, showed the following items : 'To creditors, 1,3371. ; liabilities, 6791. ; profit, 1,1291 .; capital, 271. By ood debts, 631. ; property, 861 ; tomes, 9731. ; had* expenses, 6811. ; personal ditto, 726/. The bankrupt, A. H. West, was eximalaed, and stated that shortly before the buthrapecy he had 'obtained to the creditors a statement showing that the firm had 1,1001. of good debts. On the 11th of °etcher he drew • batch of bills on their customers, got as many accepted as he could, and gave them to his uncle at Hm&ge, who had beams security for him to Mr. Dawson, draper, of Newcatodresa, front whom he obtained cloth ea credit. These htlb amounted to 3871. The statement is the balaare-sheet of 6791. of liabilities was a mistake, and lw would not swear to it. ii,. Dann—Why, you are ban for the very purpose. Bankrupt—l could not think of swearing to • thing that is absolutely wrong. The Commiesloner—l consider it the duty of accountants to tan are that • bankrupt is well acquainted with t►e balance-sheet ha egos to swear to; and I should only re eonsaiud this employment of such accountants as will take that tremble. 11:an al naThice continued—Believed 'that the bills beyond 3871. never silted. Tao amount is - the babusee-elteet wee taken from the ledger. His Hamar thought it gaits deer the examination mast be adjourned, se the bankrupt negatived the statements is his own balanccoheet. lies Demean gave tba haakrept mass et esetala state ments of swami which veldt hemline br and the exesilaatioa was ima m lassiba at eats beim reserved. Dwane Ma. Ocammene rem Ti. MUMMY BAvomi • polities la beakruptet, filed ea the falt Wit., was eh day adJadisstel spinet Hairy Swabs, VW piety who is charged with embeezling the feeds of the Aylesbury Savings Beak. He is brought within the purview of the bankrupt laws as • trader, through his cousezkra with ease of the Aylesbury newernpers—the Bucks Chronicle. Yr. Jones James, attorney, of Aylesbury, is the petitioning creditor. Sines he absconded his household furniture has been sold, producing 2301 ., sod this will be handed over t o Mr. Austin, tie sesseingsr ander the bankruptey. Thor • is also sow Othilt little propsrty, the tills of wing is said to be di,. puled. -YESTERDAY. MIDDLESEX II lONNIM Ma. Bazrzure Aiwa, Assawarr Jolla. --- Te• watt eat yesterday at Clerkenwell,fer the ourpme o f disposing of petitions sad appeals. There ware 62 in Lou. Moms' BAn. Hairy Daniel Davit, solicitor, of Warwiek street, Regent street, appealed natant an order made by P e reg r i ne Bing ham, one of tke ntsgistrates at the hiarlborough.suset Polies Court, for the payment of the amount of a recoges• awn entered into by the said Henry Daniel Davies, for the appearance before the said Peregrine Bingham. Seq., of Made Dolma Contuse de Landsfeldt (Lola Montag). There was a like appeal against the sane order by Dosed Davies. Ilpen the application of Mr. Bodkin ' who append k, the appellants, and with the consent of Mr. Clarkson, she appeared in support of the order. the hteliPl Of both the appeals were postponed until the April General Basions. DODSIIOIIII AND LOOMIS V. HOMILY PILL= HINDI.— SAVINGS DAN=A. This was a yeti*m presented, under the 10th section of the AA too the Cessolidation of the Laws relative to Savior Banks (9 George IV., o. 92), by William Dodsworth and William Fox. as trustees of ne Christchurch Savings Bank, Iternt's.pazk, against Henry Palley Hind*, estuary of that institution . ----- The section of the act of parliament under which this pro maim was adopted, after declaring that all parses or per. eons, who may have, receive, or be entrusted with any part of the funds, moneys, or elute of ,any savings beak, or shall in any meaner have been entrusted with the disposition, management, or custody thereof, or of any OSMIUM books, papen, or other property relative to the same, stall, upon a demand being made upon them, in pursuing of as order to that effect made by at kast two trustees and three mausgen, or a general meeting of trustees and managers, give is an account to perilous duly authorised to main the same, to be examined, allowed or disallowed by the trustees and masagen, and deliver upon like damead all wags remaining in their hands, and assign, deliver, or transfer to any person appointed for that purpose by the trustees and swaggers, ell securities and effect., bonds, papers, books, sad property—proceeds to state that " in case of any refusal or neglect to deliver such account, or to pay over such manias, or to assign, transfer, or deliver each securitiee, funds, effects, books, papers or property in manner aforesaid, it shall be lawful to and for the trustees and managers of such savings bank for the time being, to inhibit a petition to the justices of the peace at the General or Quarter Sessions of the Peace for **county, tiding, division or place wherein such savings bank shall be established, who shall and may proceed thereon in • summary way, and make such order therein, upon lieu ing all ponies concerned, as to such justices shall, in their discretion, cem fit, whin I order shall be final and conekaive, and all sesignmests, sales, and transfers made is pursuance of suck order shall be good and effectual in law, and to all intents and purposes whatsoever." None of the circumstances of the case were mentioned publicly, and the counsel on both sides having consulted with their respective clients, an application for a postpone ment of the consideration of the petition was made, and that application was granted. Mr. Parry hoped that in the meantime an amicable and satisfactory arrangement of the matter between the partite would take place. POLICE.-YESTERDAL MANSION-HOUSE. A SZILFCL Baootrso firTERIIIrO6TO It.—John Streeon was brought up, in the custody of Barber (102), charged as a beggin letter impostor. Mr. Jo hn Cassell, of No. 80, Feechurch street, tea dealer, said—On Wednesday I received the following letter : Sir,—Under eircum.tances of no very ordinary nature do I thus venture to address you; nothing short of my truly painful situation could compel me to do no. I beg respectfully to state that I em a native of Edinborgh, and for many yaws was in business at N 0.12, Leith.street, but , owing to misfortunes to trade, caused by an men. mulation of bad debt,, I was reduced from a state of comparative comfort to that of distress. Three months me I found myself thrown into this huge tit, with no capital beyol the introductory recom. =editions furnished too by my friends, and when I state that I have a wife and young family solely dependent upon me, and have bees unemployed goes I tams here, I am admitting but ' a small portion of the corgequent privations we have undergone. I em aware that you =wt have many applications of nearly a bind lar nature, but I would respectfully submit that you are aware there are come who are not obtrusive, and who do not complain before being compelled. In humbly ream-sewing myself as being of this elms, I shall be most grateful for a small portion of your sympathy. I am not pleading for myself, but for others, whose neCellaltiell aug. meat my miseries; and I have not committed myself by exposing my situation until driven by the sternest and most unmitigated digress. Sines Monday, at It at noon, my little ones have had no bread. Under the painful circumst ances might I fondly anticipate a little pecuniary maistanoe towards alleviating my present situation. In doing PO, inch condescension will be remembered with every sense of feeling.—l have the honour to remain, sir, your very humble servant, Airs SITSI.III.AND. _ P.s. I may ogre Mentlon that I bare good prospects of esplolment when parliament !JUL—January, IMO. I happened to know Mr. Sutherland, to whom the note alluded, having formerly served him with goods, and I guy Sone? the prisoner as t the premises of that gentlemen, and found, beyond all doubt, that the c►aracter was amassed kr the purpose of Imposing upon me. I then told my clerk to give the " poor man half a crown," and when the prisoner pocketed the money I told him my opinion of him ; which • acknowledged was correct, and he admitted that the letter was fictitious. _ The prisoner said be was really compelled by the di, tress he had dewribed, which was tar from being lions, to resort to ti at mods of obtaining tem porary relief. He was not, he confessed, Idr. Su.her. lead, bat he was as badly situated in his finances as any person of that name could be, and he hoped that as he was detected in the first attempt, and never intended to make another, the alderman would lean lightly upon him. Aldermen Huraphery You shall not make another attempt for some time at any rate. You have not cnly forged the name of one individual to cheat another, but ycu hays, by such an expedient, perhaps put the credit of the party you personated in jeopardy. I convict you and sentence you to imprisonment in Bridewell, and hard labour, for three month,. You are accomplished in this particular line of business, and this letter, sad all the cir cumstances, test your skill in the trade. Take my advice, and abandon it henceforward. If the money had not been given to you in the way of charity, you wield hav e b e et liable to transportation for seven years. The prisoner —Consider my wife and children. Alderman Huraphery—Wife and children point the way to industry, not to robbery. It is better for them and for moiety that they should go to the union than that you sh. old succeed in such an avocation as you have chosen the ten deny of Inlet is to dry up the fountain of all char ity. BTABBINO BY • Boy.—A lad, named John Connor, was charged with having maliciously stabbed Henry Smith in the belly. C. H. Rix, cigar sorter, of Oren Alie street, Goodnicn'e fields, said—On Saturday, the sth instant, about a quarter to 2 o'clock, the prisoner and several ;others were playing t .e -ther on St. Dunstan'elaill. They were all boys in the employ ment of Mr. Robinson, of St. Danatan'ehill, agar manufacturer. The prisoner and a boy named Croft nero playing at roubles, and Smith and some others wore throwing about a basket, which they at lost put upon the head of the prisoner, who, when Snuth went to take it off, stabbed him with a knife, and then ran away. Smith en , leil out that he was stabbed, and the blood flowed into has tremens. I saw the blood end the cat in the waistband of the trousers, and I took the boy to a surgeon, and then to the hospital. It appeared from the evidence of one of the lads who Ivid been playing together, that Smith held the prisoner wh e the others put the basket on his head . Smith, the complainant, said I went behind the prisoner to lay hold of him in play, as the basket was on his head, and he said, If you do not get away 111 stab you, and he loitunol ately stabbed me in the left side of the belly, and tuft blond ran down. I had had no 9uarrel with him. The prisoner was committed for trial. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1850. Avow th,e LONDON 0 AZETTR.—Friday, ✓an. lE. EDWARD Bums, ICorthwltL ClisiltqsaYertanakea, Jo& IS at 11, and Foil 21 at Irsurpsel Coast. 50..., ilulta) sad Orem, Nortiwia Nosigm. EDwAIb Duos, Caosmank solosams . =24 1, Yeb. IS at M. et Dosissballatnos, Solokloom mod C aul Mioholsalso. ISESIIMA.W32 ; NAN willow% B.siaS3 1- obo& Joss lams" mambnine. Paba x 136, at it, At Pissabolve Cburt, Ma. Clays sad ON Ilmobsew; oe. &57;., lea emu. Ournmi, Ihratbra. Ike" biokseller, :Et 26 al Pa\ 15. at I* at 110550521:attut. 4s,lltretton, Soatialoptoo.. (aim panioaa hate, D7Wit:o ToTer. pu1,374 thaw Joe Nowincimiliaaries,ONM Mak maul/Amer, Jan. -1 at mg Mods It at li t A iseamilMeit aole., ale la Cluddloastr. likadambion; se wig, lea. .11, tam Nam add Jeskraki Fawn, FeWA WareWu hi re mate,Jas. 21 sod Feb. 16, et 12, at Blisetairk,m oda" , sad nolaterw ind Oa, binaluguazu sage WI% Imam Jarmak% molar, beat Meier, J. 24 had tea.: . t Owl. Sok, award sod Mee*, 'Met. rt.r. Mallb ma Jam% Ilkirdsdbul 01 mil" Vd47, has. ammo as Osm es = ed. lor. poor. Jas. IS at 1, aad Maw, at 11, at 721r.rkee, and Man, (o4.wade.. Binuia. 01111 6. 11aid=r. ig It, YMII Ye& al el 111, atlVllkly I of, rig * 1212keree.11121222121411.81. Caatuas Wow, DWYkab esiess, tiro, Pab. lan .and Man I. lat 11, it Illiek.alikrek. bas., Pelimesed O V , Ahrd-rcre, sad Asolddol, lsmizoams • se. ode Onus. ncuis matuu Idsdia zu. oh-las . Amu to; llekla= s risal.garea, and Victor' ..gror, 4 tans-park, Umber Fakes Taark h =laws, kewer. 11028 OF DIVIDEND& RKOLAMI lAtoy LiWaNgl. bake —IA die. et Is. 9L, Jae. 2;. and *raft mi Idsdepsi. J Bin g tl i d i rt hid div• et lids ids. 21, lld 12.7 sidessmst j am a new . ad Laws= aauaaae , ItaYrler , OWOI ware. MMUS -- die. et la Md., Jae. 21/. Ind any 6 , o.sevarnt T temi llMaritar s latat esond h fr. e n..... Adilaa. 114, aN Yra ashosposi mama 1 8eor, ligniegb Vba: 4 Phanl did sidsdiost—lit saxl oil % &v. it k ttLsa. Is. and VIM wingiu Natigthrs. at ONE Joao Coma" Lads Laso-lisms. Weed-street, at essusladen agent —lst sad Mal diz is =as. 19, sad these sn'ssequent e stur dsyss, at 07000k . 0, JOBS Glen, TaoliAl DOMINION JANOS ®anon. MOO DORAN. Darr. son, Liverpool, morsbnals— a ay. sir 9d.,lsa. 11, sad say subse quent Monday, si INN% WILLUJI Moser die. se Idd., Jan. 91, and soy subaqua at Mammas HALL awl elm th= "1. 9•1110,-111 W. of 14d,, ha. 11, sod my sairsC hie. asi saWespral. BMW) Thrum assals4se rtZTLIIIIE Xl* Jall• 1 4 led la 7 dallistoset Illsian Isms leserw is =l lea, Norm, Ilandraper-2nd di.. of 61d., !us. 15, sad three substquent laturisys, at °zoom's, Abdul:els. Loa& Humane Oirem, Manchester, tabor-Ist dlr. of le. id., Jan. 29, and any surequent I , u erv esdaa bi a r t Poet's, Manchester. rou Li e* Pre, 'draper —lst dlr. of 10d., Jan. SI, and say subsesaent Ikeda; at d's, Liverpool. 11u1911, DAMIRL Rages, sad QUILL'S gERWIND. Li machine-4th di; of ed., Jan. SI , aod any 'unmeant Ma eda, Bird's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS.—Veb. S. Alison. Cionbarlege, and Co.. BecaLetrest,. l CM; end Valpareles, nserehants—Feb. 11. W. Rarer, West Hamby, Lancashire, juner—Fels. IS. W. Readdle, Imagre.wbarf, Padding bus. Umber member—Feb. 12. Ben. R. P. Barra, doniersham, saolk—Feb. 6. N. Railer, Porto Edgware-end, wholesale sterner —Feb. is. H. Coward, Bath. tpbo eberer—Pola. It C. Dion; Liverpool, bur uieLer—Feb. IS. J. Darien Jae, Linen; Cermet' , haendraper —Feb. 13. Clarlaad, North Hands, North nasbmiandic tidke--Jan. SI. P. C. Flanagan, Roads* lauseuldre, drugg4t—Feb.ll. J. R. Fryer, Little Loveless, Wood.street, City, it., esaaufactiffler—Jan. SI. C. Hartley, Fronted% Lemerbire, labourer —Feb. S. C. Haylogr, ellibr r idesehttry cabinetmaker —Felt. 11 . J. Kase% jun„ drape—J. Si. D. Murgatroyd, Roark, Lana. him joiner— S. J. Parrbh, Canterbury, draper —Feb.ll. W. ialilooll, Mtuebagors, oransieeke re pt —Jan. 31. 8. Schofield, Rochdale, Laassoldre, journeyman --Jan. 31. J. Schofield, Rochdale, lanceddra, shoproser— 13. J. Mr. Chet. norm, Olouosetershire, baker—Feb. IL J. Spalding, Quidirldge, brasier—Jan. 31. W. Poiden, Rockdale, lasessine, Feb. IS. R. Welt, Fleatrreet, Cit , medicine Tester—Feb. 2. W. Wit go% Tavetuck.plass, Ts ear; apothesery—Feb. 9. J. IL H. Withers, Bristol, liandraper—Feb. 12. J. Werarreley and W. Me. romeley, Clayton, Workable; stoic merchants—Feb. 12. E. Yen, Inde, veterinary surgeon. CYRTIFICATIM to le meted, unless care lea/lowa to the contrary, an the day of meeting. Match 14. H.B. Bolt, Plymouth, whirs raerchent—Feb. 11. 8. Col ville, Liverpool, crosimielon an at—Feb. 9. J. Newton, Anton under-Lyre, Lanosehire, innleeppecrrFeb.— IS. J. Borrow, oaford, draper—Feb. 13. J. Thompson, ; linendraper—Feb. 11. C. Yorke Cambridge, unkholetrer. CHRIIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown to the on teary, within SI days from date. Jan. 13. W. Haskayne, Liverpool, merchant—Jan. 7. 0. Roberts, Tan.y.Clawdd and !es; Denbighshire, nal Mai Iron marr— ies. 14. W. Rowel, Liverpool, broker. ciainric.ATzs to be welt ' Wed. wain puss be shown to tbo Jan. 14. A. Hawks, AsIM Ilhinshas. 01111 saardiast:— gob. a. H. Ofrdhakirt i l am keth - raey4leask, adnamry—J an. id. W. Punting, Cana, Pik 02. T. Powell, Aston, Vi ar wickehlre, If 1..,.., Darlingy duiffordshire, tube laswallseturci—Jan. 10. A. Rowe, PlytsoWi, grocer—Jan. 16. W. Wilton, Upriver St. Ilannalnews. victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DlzfOLVED.—llama lhalk sad W. Bolt, Baths bonnet manufacturers—U. Brown and J. Teraw. Lenten, Notting. Immobile machine bokkii • —J. Brown., T. Ones. and W. E. Hop kins, Itidninglint, window-blind manufactory's—Y. A. Clint, J. d. Tenoning, and T. T. Clint, Liverpool, general asmmleaion agents— ?. L. Cron aid J. laylor, Liverpool, ship brokers—lL Dempsey and T. lioulgate, Turk, engravers —T. Glover and A. Allen, tooth Mu Ids, Durham, hoot and shoemakers—C, Hann, C. 11. Harris, and K. Herrin Perrehurcirstreet, City, mines, so ho as regards S. flarri•—W. Y. Hopkins and J. Hopkins, Lsatle.street East, thilord.ritreet, blind manufacturers—l. Hunt and J. Gale, Leicnter, taliors—E. Hymn and J.:Phillips, John-street, Tottenham.court.road, nano. forte manufacturers—J. M. Lawton and G. Beaumont, ilanehester, fustian manufacturers—J. lemitca, A. MOTIBOIII, and E. Innen, Liverpool, ship beakers, ro far m regards A. Mariam—W. Marsh and T. Buckle, Kuton.in.Lindsey, Myron, and ficawby, Lincolnshire, coal and lime merchants—L. Millledown and C. P. Kreienborg, :fag's.beed.tourt, City, importers of butter—J. J. Pelle and J. Wibuss, Whitchnen, ironstone's—W. P. Price A. 0. Price, and C. Walker, Olancenter, timber and slate inerchata—J. J. Roberts and C. H. Whitley, Monmouth, builders—H. Sewell, R. B. Sewell, W. Norris, and C. W. Estoourt, Newport, Isle or Wight, attorneys—J. Swine, A. Banaome, 0. J. Clotags, and F. Hardy, Ardwiek and Manchester, cad merchants, so far aa regards 0. J. Clough—J. D. Tidd, Mary bun stone, Mary Eliza Tidal, and Hannah lobelia Ildd, so far as friends Mary Duastene—J. Torrance, Glasgow, provision merchant, so tar as regards his connexion with the firm of at'Llyincat and Torninoc—W. Walker and W. Gamut, Gateshead, Durham, boiklera—J. Watson and W. It. Yelloby, surgeons—Joseph Whiteley, 0. Whiteley, and Jabs Whiteley, Halifax, Yorkshire, cad mans, so fax as Words Joseph Whitsky. SCOTCH 6F.QURRTItATIONB. WMAJAM BAUM, Haegarte, wright, Jan. J 4 and Feb. 21, at the black Bull Inn, Miagavie. Javan BOYD, Inehyra, Perthshire, wood merchant, Jan. 26 and Feb. 21, at the City Hotel, Perth. ALKLAXDPA (1111111140, Galuluels, merchant, Jan. 24 and Feb. 14, at the Salmon Inc, Galashiels. Janos FUKIEN/AT, Alice, grocer, Jan. 24 and Feb. 14, at the Royal oak Hotel, Atka. ILICHAILD IikEKNAIIIELDIN Lanark, Innkeeper, Jan. 23 and Feb. 13, at the Black Bull Ins, Lanark. ALTIANDAI MACKAY, Pulteneytown, Caitheces-shire, leather mer chant, Jan. 23 and Feb. le, at Leith's Hotel, Wick. DIVALD SINCLAIR, levelary, innkeeper, Jan. 23 and Feb, 13, at the Argyle Hotel, Duncan. SUGAR.—The overate price of Suer, the produce of the British posseminns in Miseries, computed from the return made In the week • riding the 15th day el Jan., 1850, is 26g. 4.1. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius, 235. Gd. huger the produce of the East Indies is 275. 21d. per sots The average uric* of the three foregoing description% jointly, Is 265. 41 per cwt.—Gazelle. LIVIRPOOL, JAN. 18. SeoAn.—There has been a Very good demand, at a fur- ther advance of fully Gd. per cwt. in all descriptions; the sales are :SU had.. U.P., and 6,000 bags Bengal (one-half Khaur, at 295. to Ile. per cwt.) Foreign.—The demar.d fur Porto Rico Cron tinues very go , .4 ; 160 OW. and 220 brls. have brought a further advance of Cd. per cwt., ranging from Us. 61. to 425. Gd.; late in the week a large ale of brown !Paraiba was made at a similar advance, making the totr.l sales 5,150 begs and brls.—ltotasars have been in better re quest, and full pekes have been paid Ice MO puns., cis., 16s. 6d. fur Inonerars, from the quay, and les. pa cwt. for Antigua for store. — I Coster:: There has been a good demand for JalDAita, and 120 tierces have been disposed of at full rate. • 200 Inge native Ceylon or: reported at 63e. PA bags CO4A Ica at 615,, and SO bags very low ortlinary Gavanilla at 30s. per cwt. 2,000 bags black Peer,. cold at id. per lb., and 1,500 bugs Guayaquil Cocos at an. per art, being an advance of 2s. to Ss. No thing done in Gowan or Pres.siti. Bice-4,000 bags sold at M. lid. fat cargo, and 10a. Oa. to I Is. 94. f.er cwt for low to good while Ben gal. Her—The sales are 300 puns., with rather an improved market, and au advance of 14. per gallon on the lower strengths • Lcewards, Proof to 24 per cent. O. P., at Is. Sid. to Is. 10td.; td lkmerara, 32 to 34 per cent. 0. P. at 21. Id. to 2s. 6d. per gallon. TrA.—Pbe 'nuke :has not been quite so active for nommen blacks and greens, but no decline in price C. 112 be quoted; the good and fine descriptions are more sought alter, but few offering. About 200 chests of SMALL LAC have been disposed of at a further advance of GI. to Se. per cwt , and but little offering; about 100 carts of East India Gen Arum have been divined of at full rates, 10u bags Bengal TVILIIILIC at la. pet cwt., and 60 toss of Sow h American Igurnea-uv-Paudu. auto" black edged, sold at 22J. los. per ton. Only ahout 300 begs SALTPLIaL have been sold at 255. 6d. to Ste., be ing aloha higher, but id NrT/A1 aof SODA, fUlly LOA tans at I ts. for arrival as well se in store, with email parcels at 14s. 3d. per cwt. for Immediate use. _ GCARO.—There coatisams but a moderate demand, but very full qua obtained._ Litswoous.—Ttis rules consist of 130 tom Cimpeseby Locwoou at and 3:0 tom M. Domingo at 4!. 7s. 6d. to D. 10a. ; a 0 total Luna NiCARMII:* Woooat 16f. 3•. total. 176.6 d. Small faults, and Is!. for t email parcel of sound ; be tons Ceara Franc at 31., and a small par se! llamas Saran Miami at 141.105. per tm.—Trar►srtns bas artaln advanced, about 3,000 barrels, of goo•] quality, baring Men sot] at 7s. W. per cut.—lio sale. reported in Ts• or in Stmts.—Plc sales of Pot and Pearl Amu ass too trifling to enumerate.—!Loss ; At the public sales cu Tuesday • fair business we. done, generally at full rates, comprislas 1.2 W dry Rio Janeiro at 41d., 2,204.0 West Coast at lid to s4d. for dry, Ist and damaged in proportion • 1,30,1 dry salted Brazil at bd. for common, and aid. to 31d. fur good Ceara, sad 230 Atka Jamaica at blid : ter lb.. There has Inca aij; limited demand for Banorross; the few made have been at full priors. Of Sicily RDWAC, about Sett bags .uld from 14s. 3d. to 15s. per cwt. Nothing worthy of notice dune in A1(60EIOC TARTAIL 26 casks Flag ASSAM), all MUM., were sold at 4. 74tL to Is. 8 , ,d. per lb. About 140 bales yellow Baum found buyers at M. 10'. to &. per cwt., according to quality. 300 bales ' Turkey MADDRII Room have been sold, at prices ranging from 17s. to 30e., according to quality; small parcels of 18 months' Naples have brought 40s. per cwt. In MADDERS nothing reported. The 1 mines. dune in (have On. has again bean extensive, end upwards of tuts have found buyers, at a further advance of 21s. to 30e. per tun; about half of this quantity was for arrival. Moderate sales ly hare been made in Sitas. On, at the quotations. 20 tuns Coo Um are reported at 304. 10a. to 311. par tun (the latter is now the lowest price), and 6 to., Amerima Wmart Oti. at 801. per ton. *mall mike of LINSEED On., realised 325. 64. to 33.., sod S tome Baru th t. 41s. to 44,. Old. per ewt. 10 tome British limns of Tvarrarnis Lion been sold at 31a. to 325. per cwt.—Melaka of Your Om are 160 ' ns, at 304. 10a. to 311., and Su ton., to anint. at Mk 10e. per ton. The TALLOW MEW has improved, a large business has been dose Petersburg Y. C. at Sie. Id. to 395. ; Booth American went off is Atly, at auction, at 355. to 33a, and Australian at 38a. to 30a. for mutton, and at 3sa. to 38a6d. for beef ; the advance generally la from tt. to Is. per owt.—Luto ham been In good demand • the sales about toms, at 3 is. Bd. to Ms. per cwt.—Nothing wrat hy of notice has takas place In Bade Rose or lore. Baum., JAN. 18. I:troA2.—The market matianes very steady sad prices smut eon I. quoted higher, althowsh Akan the melt imortment on •• me, se treimactloos have not bum large, and my eYr y confined o Woes hails ilimeriptioa; at whisk ant dOO Mo. Ism Leon veld. k llimidga lawn has bus as itogimiard demand. MI Wires era Ril l %mailbag to sag owe al • Maw who al Id. ger sort., which could orsw be chialrod. Maarlituo at bat in now graliably bo Ilmeoght forward neat market, week. Be a ngAs w would steel a noir rale. but there G rot a big here. The refined market Is edll very soimated • , mut goods nod, kr delivery which are ea sed asly mere% at Wet mks at Om rather In favour of the Rue km 'Bemired tar, Mt die tranomodoes are unim. . k. b moreaa wine noW mow is mad kasses. ri an iir% Paver Is bold with reed ilemaem, mediae deliveries continue n au extreme mob. COTTON —lavaaroot., JAN. 18.—To-day the trade huy r .11y, wed prices are currently paid : the sake are 10,000 bales, ekeekkg :, l,OOO Amerkom and 1,000 Surat taken on speculation and Or *wet American descriptions are in fair requa st : they are Ow l" wired, and they remain at last week's quotations, the outho use( quotations bx " fair " qttalities being unikrmly the same m •0 neck, Brazils and Egyptians Cr. much lees freely off,/ed, and ,1 stint the but fortnight they ham advanced fully id. per lb. Murata clr. Mir request, and they have been partially add at an advance of ,1 . per lb. 7,540 take of American, 670 Maranhams, 50 Yenums, ~e HAW, WO Egyptian, and 2,860 Bunt; have been taken on opens : .1100; and 660 or American and 110 Swats for export WOOL.—LooDox, Jas. 18.—Thu gala at present U. not bat are impeded, about the 'middle shoot month. Only a roman will be oared, to arrivals 00111thille very moderate. The market remains Inn, and prior are rather dearer. 187 halm Colo !AI rod 246 balm have arrived. Usti& Wool continual in demand, Asher prima are required. oßnti, J. 18.— Than boys boos ales of /Coldish Wool t ..noecrate amount thbr week, and prim are very duo. A fob ~erme neat WM. neetneeelme Om &Nolo foreign Wools spin Mb week, and . fully HOPlL—Wohoerrez. J. 18. —The market ware very thinly Mimi/ wiliwbuirre in Saturday, riewsequently very little onew waseme. Priem me-b Inn for all aortae:id due .11 ea, ,p,otatione per awl.: low Wereader, lies. to WI.; Ane and choice . leas.; yowler. Ma le flea; choke, 100 e.; 16441, the, to ISO, 13a. telleNeed Welds, We. to 33e. ltlSTALB.—Lowootr, Jae. 19.—We have to notice during wick a steady end lasprovlng demand for all kinds of metal., for the home trade and for expeetaties. Welsh bar Iron is held era UN. Is. hd. to 81.10 e. per too (lees 3 per met. discount for 4 1 ). b, aa board at the pert ; and it Is morally thought the bow Mee will shortly Me d . Batch pig bar remains quiet, b ut rankest any particalar alteration ia Foreign Iron The it?* bar MAN bow toe& apot emeiftable adman. Me tam piece, and enlinaHe the price 136 lea per too. English I.nd foreign Tin: lbw amen condones good ; higher rates have been paid, sad tis menet II still baths; up. Tin Metes: We have to Dodos .farther Nee at Is. per boo in this article, in consequence of the van noshed aopplj. speller continues exceedingly then, at oar quoted-ma The following are the current prices :- English Ina; Bar, bolt, and square, Lender, per too, 61. 11s. to 61. ed.; nail rade. 61. Ifia.; hoops, N. 13e. ; duets (singles), 11. 15s. ; bars, atCardiNand Newport, 61.18.64. to 21. 10e. ; reflood metal, Wales, Ufa tosl.los.; ditto anthracite, SL lia; Pigs to Wales, 34 de.; ditto ke r n e :. 12a. ; do., No. Clyde, net ead, 21. 6e.; Loa tor ban, fella Ina. free on bond at Newport, Ege l sithire, d. T. r a n.; 'tiagol:6l. plates, MIYr • do. 48 4 i. roe:14 1 : 1 r In : Owellisla 111. to 131. Steel : Bwedielt keg, 141. 13a. to 13$. dada lama W. to 11a. Copper : Meets, ithesthlng, and ON% par lb., ebd.; brash eon, per tn, 6U.; tile. 691.; old Mere Par lb, W; yellow Aeathine, F.nelleh pia par too, In. 17s. ed. to 17e. ; sheet, 111. les. ; red, Lead. oe.; whits did*, 231.; potent shot, 121. Foreign Lind, Illisalsb, hi bond, IN. to 121. lea. English Tin, block, per • 41 bar, 41. e.; reined, 41. 115. Oa. Foreign Tin: Banes, ILC., 41. Is. to 41.75, ; ditto for export only, 41. 3a; Straits, 41. 3 5.; Tin Plates: IC Coke, per box, 11. es. 6d. to 11. 9a.; ICCharcoal, 11. 128. to U. 168 ed; IX dido, IL In. end sheet, per too, 211. er : Plates, wate- per tote, in. to IN. fa Vas: English housed, pee lb., 46.-Niather Journal. GLASGOW, Jas. 17.—Towuds the end of bet 'reek a de cline la pries to. k placo—oxne weals having been tweed off at ela. 6d. TM market opened draw again this week, and still con tinues ma Took) there him been sales of mined I , toa at 411 s. ad. cask, which no quote as the pries. LEATHER.—Lain, JAW. 17.—The quantity of leather laid down at this fair was shon. Owing to delay by railway and otherwise, a very greet quantity did not arrive until scaly evening (when all business was ova), and some did not arrive at all during the day. The buyers were numevou., and the butane's dune was at about last tales prim. A good reeling prevailed, and confidence in the trade fur the mob* year was expressed. CORN.—Cesuloroau, sopply of Wheat was large to.day, and pekes mud be quoted Is. per qr. lower, with • dull sale ; 40s. to 41s. red ; white, 4dr. to 475. Barley wog folly le. per qr. lower. Beans and Peso nearly Is. lower, with a large supply. Avermes per ;—yilticat, 445. Barley, 29a. bows, 241. Peas, 916 _ _ Covgwriv, Jen. 18 —Ws have bad but a null math 3 to-day. The supply of Wheat was not large, and former rates could not be obtained. Holders of grabs were anxious to sell, but the amount of business done was Waited. Malting Barley was lower. limns and Oats unaltered le value. Prior: Wheat, 15s. to 168. rd. Malting Earley, Ma. ed. to 26a, 64,: grinding. 220 . to 236 . Berms, 128. rd. to Us. 6d.; new, 10a to Ils. Old Oats, 21s. to 228. 6d.; new, 16a. to 21s, Pear, old, 12a. to 12s. ed. ; new, 98. 6d. to 10s. bd. Murals, Jan. 18.—Wa have had a larger attendance on our Corn to-day than at any market sines Christmas ; a good deal or Corn and 1.101, mks, st barely last week's priors. Wheat, red, Ms. to 40a; white, 40a. to 435. Marley, 13a. to Ito. Oats, 13e. to 17s per qr. HULL, Jan. 18.-Arrivals of foreign ane very mall of all kinds; but there have been good supplies of English. In foreign Wheat very halo baritone has been done. The stocks being in ware house, bolder, are not pressing sales; whilst the millers have bought English at a &cline of la. per qr. In Barley, Beans, and Peas, scarcely anything didn't, and price. unaltered. Linseed : No arrivals, but the market is well supplied with parcels in warehouse, which however have not met a free male, the crushers showing great disinclination to buy beyond immediate wants. The frost has bets most severe all the week, and a good deal cf snow has :fallen, which must impede our inland navigation, and tend to check the sale of produce generally. The following are the priors : Wheat, English, old, white, 69n. to 425. ; new, 395. to de.; red, old, ifs. to 40s. ; new, 30a. to 40s. Foreign, 601 b. per bushel, Hamburg and Baltic, red, 38e. to 415.; white, 40s. to 466.• Odessa, 33e. to 36a. Barley, malting, per qr., 21.. to 255. ; grinding, per 30 at., 19s. Od. to 20s. 14. Oats, old, per quarter 12s. to 165.; new 12a. to Po. Kustaian, ain, per stone, ad. to 9d, Peas, white, boilers, per qr., 265. to 285.• blue, Vs. to 338.; pending, 631 b. ter bushel, '24s. 0.1. to 20;. Beans, old, 63:tas. per bushel, 295. to 315.; new, 2514. to 295.•. Egypuan, 265. Tares, new, for sowing, per quarter, 2-a. to 33..; gunman, 631 b. per bushel, Its. to 21s. Rye per stone, thl. Meal, per ton, ht. Unwed, per qr., Black Sea, 43a.0d. to 46..; St. Peersburg, fine, 420. to 41s. id. goof crushing, 40s. to 41e.; inferior, 395. to 40e. ; Rigs, 39e. to 41e. Od.; Archangel, 40s. to 41a. lid.; Konigsberg and Hemel, 335. to 41..; clean for feeding, 425. to Os. Rapes seed, per last, German and Danish, 311.; Black Sea, 101. Cakes, per ton, Linseed, Itullrmade. 61. t', 6t. Irs. ; foreign, 31. to 61. H • Rape, ull-made. 41. to 4/. Ss. ; foreign, 41. to 41. Ls.; Dodder, Poppy, te., 41. to 51. LINCOLN, Jan. 18.—We have had a fair chow of Wheat at this day's market, which war taken off pretty freely, at Is. loss money. There was a better ((cling in the Barley trade to-day, tine samples making rather more money. Not much doing in o.ita. Wiest, red, 3341. to 405.; white, 42a. to 425. Barley, 19s. tis 26.5. Oats, 14s. to lbs. Beans, new, 24a. to 275.; old 534. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 18.—The transactions at our Corn ex change, this morning, were on a limited reale. Prices of wheat and Hour were without change, but there seemed as little desire on the part of holders to press sales of ether articles as there was indisposi tion on thedealers aide to add to their stocks. A similar remark will apply to all other articles of trade; and, as regards Indian men, It was heWlwith increased ;Aimee's, and very full/ rates were realised. Arrivals and miliaria from the 13th to the 17th January, 1.30, Inclu sive, tom Liverpool and Runcorn Wheat, 1,514 ore.; Mait, 23; tats, 1,476; Beans, 82; Oatmeal, 433 sacks; Flour, 1,322. Export.; to Ireland :—Wheat, 188 qrs.; Rye, 56; Beans, 22; Winn Corn, 3, 83; thitmeal, 20 sacks; Flour, 60 racks and 68 barrels. MAIDSTONK, Jill. 17.—We had ag..in ot.e of the Chriet• meg markets, that always partake of a dutnc*e in at gra'n, and bud nem dela to a stand. The trade was much the same for all things, and ao prices as before, except Lint corn, winch wis the tarn lower lur all rta. SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 18.—We had a moderate attendance at market to-day. and a slow, dragging trade in alt Articles. In order to effect auks of Wheat a reduction of Is. per qr. had to be submitted to. Toe finest samples of malting barley easily found purchasers at late rates, but all secondary and inferior samples were difficult to quit. Oats., Beam. and Pews is moderate consumptirs demand, with out change in value. Currency as under : —Wheat, red, PI. to Ir. lon. ; mixed and white, Int. 10$. to 1.1.; extra, up to 121. per laid. Marley, malting, 24.. to rs.; extra, 28s. per qr.; grinding. 2:s. to Us. Beans, 3,5, to 30.. Blank Oats, Ins. to Ins.; white, 13s. to 235. WAKEFIELD. Jan. 18.-Our replrted arrival of grain is again considerable, but there is little to more forwards unles we bare a cosnge of wind. Miller. limit their business to actual necessity, still there is more firmness in the trade, and the rates of last week are maintaluel. The sumly of Barley is more than aorquate to the de m rid, which is chisly confined to the fine and heavy sorts, at pre vious rates ; secondary continues very unsaleable even at lower prices. Leans in fair demand as before. 0a•, and Si:tiling IWIf as dear. In other articles no alteration. The following are the pries:-Wheat, per qr. of 60.ba. to the basin!, :Mitotic Ewes, and Kent, red, new, 42.. to 435. ; extra, 445.; white, 47.5. to 48..; extra, 49a.; Nor folk and Ilunta, red, 38s. to 405.; extra, 415.; white, 435. to 44*.; extra, 465.; Lineolnahlre and Cambridgeshire, nd, 37. to 395.; extra, 40,1„; white, 41e. to 425. extra, ,44a.; Yorkshire red, 36.. to 311.; extra, 405.; white, 42. . to 435.; extra, 445.; Daatzis and Konigsburg, white, old, 434. to 465.; extra, 46.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 38.. to 415.; extra, 435.; lleditennoran, red, 37e. to 33a.; extra, 39a.; English, old, red, 40.. to 4is.; white. 49a. Barley, per imperial qr., Norfolk and guffolk, 265. to 236. ; xtra, 214.; Lin colnshire and Yorkshire, 235. to Us.; extra, 26.; Scotch, 23. to 24.; extra, Zs.; grinding, 20s. to 215.; foreign, Ltia. to 225. ; extra, 24.. Beans, per qr., 611 b. to the bushel, small, flue, oal, 113 a. to 335.; new, 275. to 2 / 4 .; ticks, old, des. to 31a.; sew, 2• is. to 275.; foreign, old, 26.. to 385.; new, 23e. to 27. Oats, per stone, melding, 8;d. to 9d.; ex tra, 10d.; feeding, 84d. loud.; extra, lost.; foreign, ad. to 9d.; extra, istd. Melling, per load of 28111., 235. to 235. • extra, 24. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 33.. to 36..; extra. NW. Peas, per qr. imp., blue and white boilers, 265. to 285.; extra, 32..; grey and Iced, 245. to 23..; extra, 275. Rape.-led, per hut imp., Er shah, 4'l. to 311.; foreign, 291. to 31f. Linseed, per imp. qr., 31s. to 41a. Imports during das week : W heat, 16,498 qrs.; barley, 4,901 ; Oats, 1,600; Beans, 933; Peas, 261; Mean& 766 loads. CATTLE, &c.—Cmszass.n, Jan. 17. The supply of Thttle to-day was nearly the sante as I ist week; about 0 head no u.er. The market was anything but a good one. Thera were only two or three shorthorns, we few West Highlandera Sad Kyloes; the remainder Irish sTallialf-breds. Quality interior. l'i ices Item 4a. od. to St. per stun.. sinking offal. The supply of Sheep was rather entail compared wittilast week. There were 210 on out r, of fair average quelitc, consisting of Cheviots and black-raced. This market was con sidered a little '• sharper," and worse to buy, with a mall advance. PIACC from iltd. to 04d. per lb., Pinking offal. Calms: There were three on offer, at from 4d. to sd. per lb., sinking offal. 11. Porkers ; Three on otter, selling at Ss. 6d. per stone. • - EXETER, Jan. 18.—The supply of cattle well but Mill, with but few dealers. Prices ruled much about the some utast week. Very prime Beef made ths. per score; Beef of good quality, Ss. 3d. to Ss. 9d., and inferior, Ss. per score; harmers were worth 5.. per more, and some very fresh ones made about ss. Gd. Cows and Calves, 71. IM. to ISt. each; bathers' Calves, aed. to Gd. per lb. The supply of Sheep was also small; large fat wethers sd. to NJ. per lb. • sina 51d.; ewes, sd. per lb. The supply of Pork carcases was small, with but little difference between the prices of to-day and last week. Large coarse Pork, G. 3d. to G. Gd. per score; prime medium sized, Gs. Gd. to 7s. 3d. ; and the beet small and dairy-fed Pork, from the latter figure up to 7s. 9d, per score. You, Jan. 17.—We had a good i.upply of fat Bente, which sold readily, at from Se. to 6a. Cal. per stone. A good show of fat Sheep met with dull sale, at from Sid. to 6d. per lb., with many uniiold. A thin supply of lean Beasts had few custonatra. GLASGOW, Jan. 17.—Onr Cattle msrket to day was not so largely supplied as last week; but, notwithstanding, we can quote no advance In price. Beet Os beef, 17s. to 49.. • 'mond, 41a. to 40A ; COWN Bulls, and interior, 30s. to 365. pet cwt. ' sinking offal. All sold. 'fbe eheep market was largely supplied, but the quality by no means fine. Beet aged Sheep, ltd.; woad, Id. ; Ewes, 4d. per lb., sinking offal. Pigs in good demand, with an advance in price. Quotations, 324. to 40a. per cwt. Calves In good demand, at 365. per cwt. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. SATURDAY. JAN. 19, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of the following rime. at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. —The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Name of Place. Marge of Strength of mate of Weather. Taw. Wood. kLTISOUTE ......... &E. Strew Breeze Rain Pauses &E. Gentle Breese Overcoat Karma &E. Calm IMO Pommy:mu N.B. Gentle Breese Overcast Hammon N.W. Oentle Breese Partially Cloudy Hurons N.W. Light Airs Foggy Bowmannort BaISOIWATIS Tormairoa ISMISPIVIOES W. tootle Breese Overcast asowor. B. Gentle Breeze Know Samos N.E. Cella Foggy CUIELNWICH Calm Overeat Sworourt Owens N.W. Calm Foggy 6111301ISTIS . ... Lummox • &E. Gentle Breese Snow Cambiums Boos Ilaunzonsir B. Calm Overcast isaworra &E. Calm Overcast Prroasonorma...... N.B. Calm Hazy Cams Horse's], B.B. Hard Wind Snow laroaroost. E. Oemtla bream Foggy Harronansa S.E. Gentle Breese Overcast Form S.Y. Calm Overcast frustum" B.E. Strong Breese Overcast Mau:Noon E.S.E. Gentle Breeze Frost Illesr aromas u.ama B.B. Gentle Breese Overcast, Samara BE. Strong Breeze Overcast UMW B.l. Hard Wiad Know BISWICt Outasow Orono of Win& INnotth of W 1 M. THIS DAY, Noon. Ws of Westin. W.N.W. Uvula Bram. Rain. The returns from the following places did not reach this ones in time for publication yesterday: they therefore ladies's the state of the weather en Thursday morning at Nine o'clock. Pmeourn N.W. Zinn BIIOOIWAIII lt N.E. N' fin UT Drornia Portia, (bay Omar' Calm Oml3e pram Pilm Calm Calm - - 'OW VOMB7 Falar PUBLIC BALIPS. 18.—By Mr. EDWIN Fox, at 010 Mart —Fee firm rents, amounting to 601. 16s. Bd., payable in retract of s :- teen houses at Caaring-crou and Spring-gardens —sold tor 1,250.. . Leasehold ground-rent of 60/. per annu=, held fora term of 87 pun from 1844, arising from sight houses, Alexandrian Cottages, Daleton-1,1901. Family reeidenee, 16, Highbury-trove, l e t f or 90/ per annum, held for 95 years at Id. lls. 65.—e01d for 1.040/ Five bitu•es, Arandel-strest, Riagsland, 1.4 et retro pro. dueing 911. per annum, held tor 71 years at 91. 1 01.-5401, Five ditto, adjoining the preceding, let for 961. 16,. per annum, held for 71 ran at 11 —6451. Twelve houses, Anson -terraoe, Kinalland, l e t f or 2 101. par MAWS, bold for 72 years at 241.-1,5861. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (lam oar th. Rhlpplag omens,- ari .11441 CASUALTIES. Elisabeth, Vigurs, from St. Übes for Liverpo o l, h as tut in, jib wit a rigging dsgd hlass oficrelaa la t'b e w : Prit,and jibboon a s p rung, split,must discharge a porting of her cargo.—Scilly, Truce, Jan. 12. Helen Mills, Bruce, of Perth, from Assets for tondo!), which struck on a rock at an., off this port, in the fight of the 16th inst., has become a wreck, and will be sold,— Christiansand, Dec. 29. Hottinguer, from Liverpool to New York, which was on shore on Olugorman's Bank, is busking, and only ton man (Samuel Griggs), saved out of the 13 left on b,ard. The goods in the lower hold will probably be saved, the lower deck bring under water, and the plunderers noc able to break it up.—Arklow, Jan. 16. New Hampshire, when 15 miles W.S.W. of Tu•kar, fell in with this boat and crew of the schooner Samuel, which bad foundered, and took them on board.—Liverpobl, Jan.lB. 'rovidence (sloop), Pearce, from Havre h r L ondon, with flour, which got on the Ness (or Long Nose) this morn ing, u reported, is now high and dry, and the cargo is being discharged in a damaged state, in carts, the r,stsl having filled while beating on to the main ; as the tide made the crew were obliged leave her. It is at pre -eat doubtful whether she will be got off.—Margate, Jan. 17. loyal William, of Liverpool, from Palermo, was towid in here by the Royal Adelaide (a.) this morning, having been in contact at midnight, on the 15th, off this mast. The 11.3551 Wiliam has kit her bowsprit, and foremast sprung; the steamer her head, knee, and cutsrater.— Queenstown, Jan. 16. £IIIIIV/CD. lisibbarg Holliad Lisboa Pacific India via Southampton India via MultiUm Boston and Saida: ;lexico and Ravannalt Wast India Brasil Jan. 2 Feb. 7 Jan. ARRIVED. anentrarra-at Waterford, January 16, from CriaaLorra-at Liverpool, Jan. 10, from New Orleans lisier-at Deal, January 17, from EMILIA AND CkLFITINA -at Deal, January 17, from kiuwaan-at Deal, January 17, firm Irmuramaa-off Purtemuuth, January 17, from. Favocamv-at Deal, January 17, from GOLCONDA-Lt SWAMPS, January 1 1 1, from Ila Lana--st Oral, January 17, from 111.011elPFIRLI, -at Kingston, January 16, from Pommes-at Deal, Januury 17, from Lair SaLa-at Deal, January 1", In= LOTALIST-et Deal, January 17, from Laur Belt -at Deal, January 17, from MART-at Gravesend, January lc from Parvaan -at Deal, Janaary 17, from Manor. Evans-at Dead, January 17, from Niter 111,11PRIUSII--at Liverpool, January 18, from ItanaLaa-at Leal, January 17, from ltranaa-at Deal, January 17, from Ranotir-st DeaL January 17, from ROYAL Wmume-at Queeastown, January 1,, from Marcia-at Deal, January 17, from SelealTlS-at Deal, January 17, from Scruntrin -at narrows, January 16, from THETIS-at Deal, January 17, from ThIVNI.O-at Deal, Januar', 17, final. Ten. SPAILKIS--Ilt Deal, January 17, from View-at Deal, January 17, from W.ll. Agana -at Liverpool, Jan. 18, trail VI, ACIOVS-at Bristol, January 18, (ram • Vivviden-at Deal, Jar.uary 17, from SAILID. Jan. 23 Ja, lan . 4 J.a. 31 r11r..% kodSasant..lll Gract..fl4 Gr.~ . .Gr nu ~.~ Grave -n Gra‘,; ?es ui N't .Bt. 4i i. ..... .Nor ADA, MART-from Bri.tol, January la, AVOCA-from Cowes, January 17, m...... . .... . Arsorapana-from Cardiff, January 17, to. Das,- from Dad, January 17, to EMILIA AND CELLITINA-from Deal, January 17, to Enwarto-from Deal, January 17, to Esso-from Newport, IL, Jannarr 16, to EVAIR -from Plymouth, January b, to FORREATER-fro/13 Veal, January 17, to Favoesurs--front Dew, January lb, IQ GIACOMO -fnm Gravesend, January 18, to MAINRICR -from Newport, M., January 17, to try Woos-from Plymouth, January 17, to to.. llia.c.str-from Deal, January 1$ to Bra lantsramvs-from D . rtmauth, January 17, to it. Mieho Jour CABOT-from Yell Janu r 7 17, to JAMAICA-from D'al, January 1., to JOUR CABOT-WOM Briatol, J:1111.1117 IT, to Jmats-from Llrerpoel, January 19, to Joann:4,-from Deal, January 18, to KATE-loom PijUICRILD, January 17, to Lorausr-front Deal, January 17, to. LAUT BUTE-from Deal, January IS, to LOT Rasow-from Gravesend, January 18, to at.ltich, Myna:a-hem Deal, January 17, to Mayo?. E la* -from Deal, January 17, to New Y MAWI WWstrurns -trout Newport, M., January 17, to W.!IDDiC OCIITERTTRE-from Liverpool. January 18, to. PAL LINZ MOCUUTOM-fromCDIAI., January 16, to Paramus CRARI/SITE-from Falmouth, January 16, to Motu. COIDEM -from CardUf, January 16, to Maraca-from Deal, January 17, to Mamma-Mom Deal, January 17, to Sunman-from Deal, January 17, to Sacraria -from Deal. January 17, to Scrionsnatt May-from Newport, 3L, January 16, to .11 rra *vas or ray Wear-from Plymouth, January 17, to .. tot. Swirr-trotra Whitstable, January 17, to et. 7d, Tao. Cain.- from Pill, January 17, to Taut.-ftum Cardiff, January 17, t 0,.... Tsurra-from Deal, January 17, to Tan:aro-from January 17, to Tree. MPARKII- from Deal, January 17, to 'Tmo Cato-from 131 iota!, January 19, to . TWIT-from Plymouth, January 17, to Vino-from EN. al, Jan. 17, to Wren's-front Deal, January 16, to , .Por! . 1.011 .Antte .N'tlmi:.a~ C. C. I Terre-tr. Mang St.Michae. Limbo). VESSELS SPOKEN WIT B. Hamra (barque), from Dundee for New York, Dec. 14. 42.:4 N ki. 32.10 W. JANISISYNOWI (barque), of London, Oct. 4, lat. 3. go 8. on. 91.4 n W LADY YALMLADD, of bli.sow, horn Bristol for Nrw Or!easts, .11 wi Dee. 21, lat. 31.42 N., lon. 1:15.44) W. Beasat (saltwater), JAL 18, standing in towards Cigna. (Advertisement.)—DECLAßATlON OF A Drtcu PIIVLIHT AT WATATLOO. CV3a.la 'hal:MAT . * il•,r AND I pabliely rtate that Protelem HUI .wsy'. sad ment have cured me of several ulcerous sores, wU.b , ad their 0r...1 in imperfectly healed wound. received la the bat le 11 WAlert,. The pain was or constant duration; and 1w is c , 1.11”...1 to niy I always during the harvest months. I have now for tsr • years brn tojoying the hest of health, solely in consequetce u aunt Pills and Ointment, which cured me M u very abo.t ; ill gn,...- tude for which I publish this te.gjuiony, —(64prd) J Da Sw 1. n, Linton the Voseepria near Symeguen, Ilollar,d. lUlOtober, —Sold by all drumlins, and at Profesaor 1.1 ,, 1'0w0 a k.•:.tblishaaat, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A?ill DEA IBS. BIRTHS. DEEDE4.—Jan. 16, at Sanding park, Heat, the wile o: Decks, Eat, M.P., of a daughter. FENWICK.—Jan. 16, at Eldon Cottage, Newoast o.up n-Tyne, wife of Capt. C. leugich, of 11.11 'a 76th R.'. :...0 r son. GARRETTS.—Jun. 14, at eireus.street, Greens toh, t e wits, of Mr. H. H. Ganetta. Indian :Coy, of a daughter. MAYOW.—Jan. 13, at the Vicarage. Market to von, Wilts, the wife of the Rev. M. W. Mayow, of a eon. PULLER.—Jan. 1:4 at Toungsbury, Hers, Mrs Pultor, of a daughter. STOKES.—Jan. If, at Broils-street. Hanover-Nu .e., tiz. wits of C. Stokes, Esq., of a son. TAYLOR.—Jas. 14, the Hoe. Mn. H. Taylor, of .t Kughter. MABRIAONS. BENNCIT—WEST.—Jan. Ir. at St. John'.. C1.1.11..r4.rire, by tto Bee. H. Mekeniteth, Mr. F. Bennett, of Claph..n. iye , end Ilogarld. street, Brixton, to tune Entity, (Wes:, daugat,r ~1 Mr, J, formerly of the Mott b:siaange. BINBS—UItQUIISHT.—Jitu. IC, at st. Mary's, Parkin Surrey, by the Bor. J. It. lietley, U. Pinks, keg., of Pe. .ham to I'4o' y, eldest daughter of the Late Rev. C. L I:Null:kit, of Westertiam, Kent. BLAINEY—LANG.—.IIt.u. IS, at Applegsrth Mena, T. 1.1, Blaisey, Esq. son of tit. b.'e tarot -col. litlainey, 02n1 to Anita Lucy CAlB..b.a. younger daughter of the :ate I apt. Lantz. Canapbelton, Argyltehirt. FALLS—EIfICYN.—Juu. 17, et id. Martin's, Lu Inds, b. the Bev. J. Bennett, Incumbent of Cilienhall:ll, W. EN., to Xm..e. youngest daughter of It. Eykyn, Fog., of Cr... 111.. .iernmy. LTDE—MALCOLM.—Jan. 13, at epottiloa Vat -rt e:, reh, near Derby, by the Rev. F. N. lleightuore, 1 1 1.11.. .r Eli • -but. Tlsomm, eldest son of B. Lyda, Bey.. of . Ise Sad. mouth. Devonshire, to Jean, eeeon,t .laughter • Litt ea 11. Malcolm, Bart., of Balbedle, sad tiainge. BONBON BY—ELIOT.. -Jan. 13, st St. J =deo c, Bev. W. l'ecamby, to Lady Louie' i tot, out, J. of St. Germans. me Hon. and ~"tar of the kal DEATHS. BARNEd.—Jan. 13, at ilrcat3l..rion. Tick, Mr. 13URNELL—Jan. 17, at Upper CLiptaii, J liur Jean a Magistrate for Mi,lmsz, ..`at COATE/S.—Am Ih, at Clifton, :two, widow of M. U. Coates, aged Sh. DE 11•VILLAND. —Jan. IS, at 11 °gorilla Uau<., • anwl. relict of Sir P. de ILtailland, that MACrEAII.—.Ian. 13, at Hot stan.trra , South kini.oppitre. " 8. gOW. Dr. 3. Maciou, lospoctor of P ,, or, for a •atioo. NICHOLSON.—Jan. 1 at Clogbant-patlt, Pre Itetths, went daughter of blr. J. J. Nicholwa. . :'.4llo4•Agra 'I, Cr.l , for nu or SBYMOUB.—Jan. IS, at Brighton, Ellnaba!, yr:4 of W. Seismal. Esq., aged lIMITIL—Jaa. IS, at Fruntleld, Sows, J. Smith. ha,,..aged 71. WAINYAN.--Jan. 13, at Wubeartb, mixt . t the me 0. a Ata me, Esq., WD., kitni 31. N 477 '. 1-41i1 ...d. " len% bettr of POW., at aw tt 4 la• in dna. Ltd pedlar.; d JaNvall lA I lift ‘:' I