The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-20 00:00:00

r THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1850. THE TEN HOURS ACT. BIRMINGHAM BANKING COMPANY. IMPORTANT DELEGATE MEETING. The largest delegate meeting ever held on this -r-ok Owe at the Cotton Tree T Manchester. es ewer. There were 220 delegates mesa frost the wages mmetacturise towns is Laseeshire gad Yerksbir, alg egrot whom were • eossidenbie amber of samegsee an d oreliokers ; ther. were also several mill mans ; sent. The dirt of the melee was to coosider the hoe mass to to seam as diciest tea hese MIL It win be sees meg, Akira then appease to he seem differ's', if 'Pros weep etiag mu, triers was pre* unarnity roped lea the libiesar lite same of e, the delegates having bees wall. d over, the reekg, w essespres of the great ember remot a me g ape/sod to the People's fastitate i Mart4omilL_Mo- PACL ManaltaAVlM w theallIMOMT es Meade. The CHAIRMAN said Ise was very eery reg be called together again safer • ablest Heber* dry email 4// 44140 • aad if tam wee aay disarm amen them thet they we oak oak it, sad pia saasimosle OW. Ile lima they mold take Om Mg is kers. .) Neu rase upon Mr. Mille: s c.. assessed IM press& togs el the drafter to is rehear to dm sggsi ow is the C rert of Esebeeper 3 Mr. DAVID MILLS, ol Heywood, odd the inswing sleil aware, he rimmed, how the bears is Weir= r : book case la the Court d Hubner Lad *icily, he sapwood they wen anzioss to know what shield be done under the eiremetares. They were arm that he had been is Leedom. aid had there as opportunity el eciendtisst with Mr. Girt smildocalesejar ainst them se • tlems. It was pretty well known that the mart ag rehnial ground ; but they ►bad the feeling of the judges with r well as those who were the real frauds of that etre they had met to edreate. He could mum them that, es far as he was eosierned. be ma • zondinely sorry for the tenth appellant is the factory case receatly decided is the Coen of Exchequer. Bat he went to court solely for the purpose of trying the question upon Its merits in a kgel point of view, consequently they wished to do= thee anybody hereafter could say was done in an n way, for that would only have left the question open. sad led to further litigation. (Hear, hear.) Now that the matter bed been settled in tne Court of Exchequer, it appeared to him that it remained with them to say what, under the attains stance*, should be dose. H. was glad to sr so may deli ptes from the manufacturing distrts; so armor ea assemblage was • sufficient answer to le the estimate of the papers, which contended that the werkpeople were net is favour of the Ten Hours Act. (Hear, hear.) He hoped they would discout age such an idea as that. Be (Mr. Mills) was willing to assist them in getting • further rehear upon the duration of labour in tactories. Mr. GRANT said Mr. Gutter was anxious to say • few weeds to the delegates before the provedings of the meeting cesaaanced. He was sure they would all be very glad to hear him. Mr. OASTLER said he appeared before them that moss lag at the request of the Central Committee and the Fables Society, and at the particular rigout of Mr. Samoa Flaitles but entirely again t his own wishes and his olio judgent this matter. He thought that upon this particular suedes the business weed entirely with the delegates, sad ha, therefore, hoped the delegates then assembled would set think that it was any mark of diareepect towards this or their constituents if, in the opening of the business of the meeting, he urgently and earnestly requested that they would not eall upon him to speak. The mom was ultimately seceded to, sad Mr. °Mier retired from the meeting. The neat business proceeded with was the giving of reports by the delegates from the noire distrit.ts as to the state of feeling amocgst the workmen. Manchester—The operatives were decidedly opposed to the recent decision in the Court of Erebequer, and were resolved to minter inviolate a ten hours act. Boltoa—They were determined to have a tan hours act, sad no surrender. etelston-under-Lnr—Perhaps no decision everdelivered in • court of law gave such dissatisfaction as the recent decision in the Court of Exchequer. They were determined to have ten hours—no more, and as much lees as possible. Oldham—Ten hours, and no more. Crompton, Stockport, and Saddleworth expressed similar sentiments. Blackburn—ln this town the operatives are in the greatest state of excitement, and are resolved to contend for a tea hours set. PrintoA—Dooll3l4ai to stead by ten hours, and get as much less as they can. Heywood—Tr same. Rochdale, Bury, Padilla's, Stslybridse, Hyde, Halifax, Curley, Weather Mill, Accrington, Middleton, Warring. toe, Dais:kid, Dryades, Burnley, Chowbent, Prestolee, Wadley, Wigan, Littleborough, Newton, Salford, Bradford, Huddersfield, Todmorden, and many other places, tap/eased similar sentiments. Letters were also read from Glasgow, Dundee, Lasewode, and Monroe, expressing the determination of the operatives in those districts to stick to the Ten Hours Act. The first resolution was moved by the delegate from Man chester, and was seconded by the delegate (rim Bohr, sad was as follows That the recent deci.ion of the Court of Exchequer haring rote. dewed further legislatton nect".ary. we once more enter into the Mit of settatiort, with a Otto but respectful determination newer to rem 111 our exertions until the intentions of parliament, when the bill of He was towed, be carried into effect, ..ad tl_dt it is our opinion that sawn short M an Meant ten hours act, of continuous labour a.day regulation except west times ; be made the Law of the land, 141: ever salary tie just clams of the operatives. The reeolutiou was unanimously adopted. Mr. Joesra Huts; of Todmorden, moved, and Mr 84XCIL HAWORTH. of Bolton, seconded the next rari ties, whisk was also carried unanimously That it Is desirable to have a loclaratory bill introduced into the Rowse al Dannious with as little delay so po-sib!e, and that we pledge ouraffees to assist its promoters by every lawful means in our ppm Mr.. P. GRANT said he had now to propose for their con sideration the only relation upon which • discussion or di. vision was anticipated. He had also to propose to them, is all probability, the most important resolution of the day, r esume upon the result of that resel .ILin depended the esteem or failure of the questioa is which thee had all been so Wag espied. He begged to eon the following mortice : That Lord Ashley and lard John (fanners be requested to ecioduct W bill through the House of Commons, and the hurl of (llsemere and lard Feversbeas through the Douse of Lords. THE HOP DCTT AND TITHE QUESTION.—A large Mr. HENRY II :TTALL seconded the mohair. meeting of hop planters and other, owners and occupiers of The SECRETARY then read the following letter from laud, was held on Thursday evening lee, at Boughton Lord Ashley : Monchelses, Mr. E. Beard in the chair, when petitions to London, Feb. 15,18.50. parliament to the following e ff ect were &greed to:—" That Gentlemen.— You hive done ma the honour to elk my petitioners for many years - had suffered from the excessive advice in the present crisis. It is not difficult to give you en duty on hope, and earnestly entreat your honouvable hour answer, though it may be difficult to any how you may attain to repeal that part of the hop duty called the war duty and fuw ma advice yen firmly , Porneerinfilli and respect - the Sirs per cent. additional, thereby reducing the duty to lly to maintain your rights—the rights of a limitation of Id. pa pound. That petitioners feeling the oppression, and labour to ten hours • day See all young persess• ' sad that oasis working of the Tithe Commutation at as being such labour ba not gives by fits and starts , by sifts sad taken upon seven years average daring protection upon relays, but continuously from the hour at which it is began. British grain, and which under the present free trade I advise you to send up petitions, memorials, and other operates so unjustly, do most earnestly entreat your honour autheatioexpessaion of feeling to the hoses of meet able house to make such aliteratior in the laws so that the and to people in authority. 1 advise you ales to seed up • averages may be hereafter taken annually instead of lepton. deputation which shall see, if possible, every member of the way.° legislature, sad state your just claims. lamat • lees to Dr. ACIIILLI attended a meeting of a newly-formed understood the grounds of opposition. You limply require Bible society in the parish of St. George, Bloomsbury, which the emeeel°° of an eve in the set—nn act "mg" f. was held last evening at the Music Hall, Store. street, Bea- X Bir Jas.° Grgbam ' when Sir Y. Ptak" was ' Werner ford Hep roposed a resolution, which was carried seral. The judges in their drier admit that the intim- - agal laa . unanimously, unrmiug that in consequence of the energy risTsoof the legislature ligiala than i tha un t w erch t° i i n a te Pe n:ion tgi frou n r a d be 's cams: Wu ' tart: sad activity . f the Roman catholic church, it was desirable idea. This is simple justice ; and no one, surely, may to send comes of the scriptures to all parts of the world, in meet you with argassese el But should any one hi d ___ .. order . _tha tha t the people of etch r, salon might lnt t to do so, yens reply is newly. Neer( two years of expel- t"°' ere have pore that everything urged by your opponents, KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE ELECTION.—The Steward fedsg .the aattaara , bet see eat Sabred* of Kirkcudbright has appointed Wednesday next, 4.11•6 t't tue very reverse. Ha ru i n the 20th inst., for the nossiaatios. Although Mr. P. John "le the iftautiattrial diae " 6 capital quitted the sea, derasslloch, has fired an address, b. Into not fol e=selamieur wages been reduced to the minimum lowed it up by • cream or the appointment of agents, so 411 ? H produce Produce of colon good. &ea that the ream of Mr. Maris, of Bargally, the liberal ren dre! ? Nay, Is it nut the fact that, in all theme re- &date, will be virtually asopposod.—Scesesass. spear, yr are better ender ths an hours than you ever • were nada the twelve hour' system Has time Lor f.- LTIVATION or FLAX IN litELAND.—A COTrle been literal in the skittle-ground or the pother ? s pendent says: At this mosasat, when a growing apprecia sot the east wry the truth, are the operatives him ties is experiered in foreign countries for our yarns and betaken themalves to many useful employments we harmless liars, and just before the fiaz.sowing sere, the following mentatleme, to the cultivation of gardens, allotments, sad to pea/elan mum fail to be interesting:—At the moonily other puseits ? Have not hundreds of yount lemma D am meting of the Royal Flax Insporment Society, a gentle eighteen and upwards , attended evening schools a •41.4 men reams remarked, that he had sold his crops of flax Mat they might learn to read, to bolt, to 5::11, and all the Maw, pewit sear Carriektergas, palled and dried, to a varies items, in short, of domestic necessity ? All this iseteoping oempa at Crossett. getting 121. per Irish an. true ; and all this most be undone, if we do not ereeig c a fee it, whir d him better than any of his ether crops. Re had slam told by the purchasers were t that the y applying a remedy to the decision of the Court of ikese . suer . B at the set is yew e i g h t , ; an d i ts tests li m a : : awed 111. for the geed Of Oa 6010 of this flax ; sad he had • .bude its inroad provisions . Ire no ream to kismet' sees seas of the fibre, which they had steeped and L 'tat parliament will have changed its Goias • I see so scut hod, and which was of such good 4 11410 7 la to be re 6604 to believe that the Prime Minister and t he flearetary rnfaed by th e spinner. at 63.. Rio cwt It woo producing kens the straw at the rate of ut 80 seises of 161bs. to or State for the Home Department, who were semi your bee t (Made in 1846, will he Ism so in ; sad he myself, ( Il Soft whisk would be aak worth of fill!: see. g adding Ic an lately my that, although not so young es when I Si.o k° the ends the Irish would being 444 . beg' a this great rinessiesseveateen years ego, lam paltered, INCEEDLagIaIf.—On Sunday and Monday nights how' Ter reluctant, to ream the struggle; and give, by Goers ma w pumps of furze on Woagamesg, Tooting, and blessio tg, what little may remain of energy and atesiglk M arearsm rum were malielosely sot on fire, causing Ma to nee to which I have steady devoted the best mein igagliesable alarm ia the sameaMiag neighbourho od. The of am, palissisa, your faithful kited sad sow with the 004444440 Of the • labourers of the district, genet-ASHLst. ASHLEY . The ejentral Short Time Committee of lAlleawltieo. susiss" ezdagelehleg the hem ie every iustan" soon • DELEGATE eked whether Loin Ashley did not, in efeer ,p a , l rip tag ilitbru t. RLETEIL—Oa 11144, witAdraw the bill ter fear of the frowns of Sir R. Peel, •w - SatsrdaY Mt. F"te In favour old ten hones sad • half. He wee n ot gadd e d t au t was coamitted fetes et the next Arse in Mara, on Iced Ashley should be reside:red Ur leade r in the conduct Charge of "vitt ro to dot Prowls , Queen - elm% era toadies in the Hosea of Conies. He had no Om. lately coespied y him ; end it wee intimated to him that Mere is Lord Ashley. the magistrates would decline to rept bail. The DELEGATE from Todmorden suggested that the same (Serge Bashes (member for Dossetehire) should FffeehAL ECONOMY.— Teed week took 'dace • very Mis ia the ree.dutise. plain and somewhat eccentric funeral of the Rev. J. Ford, • lagthy disemodon maned, after which the mover of the st Navesteek. The object of the plainness, we dad, was ressiatios speed to the insertftm of the name of Mr. Bears. poor th ebesta the ll "" an th a u ti t v ki a tg eb ; cmid an d b. wyx di ag diatritnt i ta y us am g oat Zd a ibi The resolution was thee owned unanimously. The following wore the resolatioas agreed to by the last 6P a y ' all taus gives a way d esim a t the " W Y' 6 metre ; isms Os. each, to 100 of the most ia the pea. That, la sineedeass with the advise of age Mesas sad asktinsu t 4 — Chateutfaed Chronicle. trewasete that &deputation proceed le bald= assiSsodaY SS peed Erynast COUNTI4I.—Tua Diviatorn —The dindieg t a mania taa ggag g igge r t o u t hems etf herilootet, sad eh t tido apse the misolidated stock of this company, and of ea diCae r l ibe emit uessimi eneer ie See mdk aeZ d rkia k is 6°L .. m . ) .41 " 1 ". mee f eetutm n or h& compeer, will be 3s. per share of 201. sash. to thip tiaaaa mo w th e eee se:leee and air HOU. Karr RAILWAY CONTIPMATION:Iratairi MOMS to give rep re le end ether. the committee ported by the House of Coresse Illre, loss ere Tim ism •w and also their le take isms aR Orion ed aseceaspEssee with *la Mead &sr sat to Mein to keg netts sea awn.;the eleadlog erases. ffenidol, atter •la &liberation, „ thee owl tbet nib taws be teenaeled le mil* lb& ova alba •al sell t h e tem ih er mama key sat boa A i d „Bb b y t h e p /mho saws ad Ede b id;" which is orgy lest Me nut " Inner 1=2041110411610114,0 •—•• ppm_aaarq bar w oe eke la new Ael t as lo g g a i n 440 OIMPEP ORO IMMO yedule aes-eoispaaans Mai Mtn IMO• Week ten be War Fee der sdisia , = d r hme: 111 kw= Of= s er MOOS JO the kook lad fer ia r a mass, le had us lbstr seaman it h seam la wide Ihe a rkeg li t t l Is Ms streesesbaboyeeW.Tell bemeed_ i t, esti thereby „ . 'urgteas see grimed. alaaa° 01 . 0081, 01 Oie rod alias and l'udibla aoll. if a raft' — Noway AND EXIIISIMLIN.--tarstiess has boas Patios*. Fair debtors to Lees wire ' • ladies was sawed Id* eltirit. Ilk sold tile well lk IkkEddid is weed epe e and Ike peassedies Pt W ar: about twelvemonth. Man The twentieth annual meetiog of the shareholders in nig beak wm held et the Royal Hetel at Birmisetais vormatioy.Twow PattasarOw, Esq., Is the chair. Tile felleaksi is the setsseattee of the most impotent passeges la the Men el the dimmers : " aim the Arses report way of the affselli preinsed by OM, el then mast emerream have, to a great maw, ersimily sealed dews, bat still lea t easers set Neste be emlbeg ellased. It is, however, wilinalesel to ems Men ge emit eireemoimere et mann with les hoe esmilifs• sad popes& ark, the prerelease et mew merelel MIMS, sad of drain fra milway srpeseasats. Is the masulastiarlart dissents pmeally, but ansmilly in Lameashire sod Twinkle% • mend aimed. hie taken plees, pmelesity la men sprite probes' ter Weitz mar kets • sad pangs it Is set tee mush le sesta Mae, eseekier p a res e fweeral e z=sat et lie peep* owl nee kw at that 'elm late thdr weddeg as tesso sever led a greater mums. of esertrale Ikea et Ike peewit time. The Mei of the everany Ms set mpg the tell basin a the Inpremseent whisky referred to. °wipe partly le the genet Espessieu whisk is awn, sad eoprially dialog • peeled el trassides, ha same epos the agricultural latsrest. Bat deigns taw Woos, which forms a swine drawbeek ea the sheer et the name, it easy be hoped that, essemdloil by Esqleel. skill, sad energy, Mhos mums IPS eta seems he. sprain whisk will arrest, ter at ken atm threelong evils, and make agrisalture tally la the gime* pespority. In a sidsegueat paragraph it was stated that the met ma fits of the yam ending 31st Demonetise last, all aessusary V= wed dulactions Wag Aramade, amount to Ifs. N., out of which the directors recommended the prepriettes to declare the mat half.yearly divined of lea pow share, or at the rate of 10 per east. pm , sans sad • bans et 6a. per share, both without dadaation cr iaanee tae--s eisilse distributioa harts' bees made on the Ist September lest. Thin would then remain 3,2302. 19e. 2d., which Wei le the balance of Mk Its. 7d. in 184 k, wewid mho we *ea.& metal of 4,1011. eta 44.. of which it wee to mid 3,0002. to the reserve fend, making it ~ sad to wry forward the balsam et 1,1671. Ile. 4d. le the sanest year. The regret was adopted, and resoletiess is aoserdenee win it wen pissed ansaimosely. The routine batons was esnallensk awl the meting, white wait unusually large, pasted of is • very satiefaatery Maw • r, terminating with vete of thanks to Yr. Beassomi far his efficient manage. meat. RAILWAY MEETINGS. BLACK WALL. _ Yesterday, the h;114;;;Iy meet is; of this sompasy wss held at the Londe& Tams, sad was suseroutly muscled. J. N. Remus, Req., Mehl. _takes the ehair, the direc tors' report, • sommary of 'Mot Irmo* in the Express ot Saturday I. weelaid ea the tett*. The CHAIRMAN sawed the Moron of the meet sad aseemts. Mr. HAIGH seemed the news. Mr. PALMAS whim ea the ablest et inermaing the toad sod wegotairl whet be eated mime improve ✓etoes he doe mt. Ur. 010. esetker auditor was to be ap pointed, drew the weir the nestles to whet he eon. skims* the esly solopeed for railway property —namely, aa *Seim* swearnmene mat. (Applause.) • keg dleminiell Ikea leek Sue eta this and other sub jects of the nowt, is whisk Mr. Stately, Mr. Crowley, Mr. A. A. wee Cereals Malay, sad mho*, took part, do mete Mr. C. asked if the pe:Lietere meld Ns the Me of sherebelfees eatoW te the TM ORAIRMAIi seed see at prawn% 'but the swam sow premeed by ea* of the proprietere would give them that egmeimity. Attar seam fratker eimeresties, la whisk the CHAIR MAN elated OVA the Heelers Counties Compsay had met their elee poem& with a Sat refesslot rocimaiattco was gamed he M the areholders au opperty of mine the moo of the sh proprieton of MI Blackwell Railway Compaq. Three shareholders were she antedated es a emusittee for the sessideratim of the question of • governimat audit or otherwise. Kr. BOA& was thou sleeted an auditor, in the plea of Mr. Wilson. ea ttra sed7. llsailes sad Mr. Haigh were re-elected directors Afillf • MO at lima. to 4.• oludtman• and altictOrt, me WW2( 1410111OOd. TAFF VALE. Tooter& tholialf-yonrly mooting of shareholders in this uadmtehiss we. held at the Whits Lion Hotel, Broad. street, Bristol. Wairsa Corns, Eel., chairman of the company, presided. The mai matins business having been disposed of, The SECRETARY read the meet. The directors said it WY a nutter of regret that the Meets ef the Brig halt year had not equalled that of the mesas/ ewe, presendag a deadens, of 1,8331. 18e. 34. Yhh sissy ems Flu. eipelly from two oauses—Seet t She AIM ef the awful visita tion of the cholera at the essemememest of the half-year ; and secondly, die malt of a strike ammo the colliers in the Aberdare Valley. This strike unfortunately dill prevailed, producing sot only deereue to the railway traffic, but also great injury to the colliery proprietors ea well as to the oolUen thee. selves. The proprietors were, however, taking actite i.e. wren to introduce new men into their distrid. The pump, traffic presented the marked decline for the half. year as compared with the mine period of 1848 of 1,0781. 12e. 24., or upwards of 14 por cent., of which sum 9001. occurred in the irst three snonths team the eases be fore alluded to. Than two ceases of decressed fume Wog, it was hoped, only temporary, the directors did act propene to make any addilon to the depreciation fund, but nem mended a dividend of 31. Vic for the half year oa eselt original share of 1261., aid a dividend is the lame propor tion oa the Quarter and 101. shard. It was satisfactory, notwithstanding the strike elided to, to observe that the income and expenditure of the Aberdare Railway was more nearly equalised this half year than in any pre ceding one. With respect to the audit of railway accounts, the directors flathead uniting themselves with the asiociaud railway diffident is London on a meat melon with reference to the subject, preferring to leave the . matter entirely in the hands of the proprietors, more especsally so, se the Taff Vale Railway Company had regalerly adopted the plan of audit by a public accountant Mee the year 1842. Mr. BRUCE inquired whether the Rhoudda branch vas being proceeded with ? The CHAIRMAN replied in the affirmative. Mr. BRUCE—And have any other works been under taken Tee CHAIRMAN—Noce. Mr. BRUCE—There is the Merthyr branch ? The CHAIRMAN—That will be made by the Merthyr Company. Mr. BRUCE—When will the Rhondda branch be com. pistol ? The CHAIRMAN—That we are not in a condition to state. There an some points which the directors wish to undertake before they embark so large an amount of capital. There were no difficulties in the way of making the branch, bat the coal in the upper part . of the valley has aot yet been peeved, and the directors having still a year and a half before them for tiling to the land, wish for the landomen to prove the coal before they commence the works. (Hear.) Mr. BRUCE expreM himself satisfied. The anal resolutions adoptipg the report, declaring a dividend after the rata recommended by the directors, He., having been puled MM. con., a vote of thanes was carried by acclamation to the chairman, after which the meeting PORTBURY RAILWAY AND PIER COMPANY. The seventh half-yearly meeting of proprietors in this company was summoned to be held yesterday, at the White Lion Hotel, Bristol. At the app Anted time there was net a sufficient number of shareholders present to constitute • meeting within the act of parliament, and no resolutions were come to. The directors present laid on the table • report for the inform►tion of the proprietors who attended. It stated that the directen hoped to be able to wind up the affairs of the company by the expendinue of • small portion only of the second call. It would be necessary, however, under any circumstances, to collect the amen outlast call, in order to place all parties on an equal footing. The balance unexpended would afterwards be returned to theshareholders pro rata under the provisions of the act of parliament. THE CHARTER-HOUSE. TO TUB 3DITOII OF TIII ix:auk Sin., —Referring to your able remarks on the Charter - hones Foundation , in the Express of this day, and especially to the concluding words, ' So much for the outlines, hereafter the details shall be tilled in," I beg leave toCorrect one or two errors is your statement.—lrt, As to the number of poor gentlemen pensioners, the mamba filed on in 1627 was SO, not 40, and has newssheet' deviated from; the number of foundation, or gown boys, as they are technically mlied, is 44. The master, Mr. Archdeacon Hale, does reside within the walls, where he has a noble residence, although he be a canon !addenda,. of St. Paul's, ite. The abuse of the charity, to which you allude, of the able irovgrams no ing their ancient servants, instead of providing for them out of tneir own funds, has been discon tinued, them being now scarcely one remaining, and the only persons to be found here, having other sufficient means ailing, are certain. half-pay officers, and these are but few in number. The master's Wary has been increased with the tansies of pr .bably is a greeter degree, at least ten times, while the amount 'Holed to the poor pensioners does not exceed four times the amount of 1627. Each officer sad pensioner having the usual " Commons." I ans, sir, &c. POOR BROTHER. Charter-house, Feb. 18, 1850. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Pas.l9. The report that Mr. Murphy has been appointed commissioner of national education, in the room of Mr. Codallis, is contradicted. The bull for the consecration of Right Rev. Dr. Murphy, Roman catholic bishop of Ferns, has arrivtd from Rome. The Carl to Sentinel states that the cholera has broken out in the workhouse at Gorey, and already swept away a large number of the inmates. It is also stated that the disease had appeared in the town, and proved fatal to eeveral. The Most Rev. Archbishop Slattery, of Csshel, has addressed a letter to 64 flock, urging them rot to frequent or encourage the new colleges, on the ground that they have been condemned in the pre scripts of the Roman propaganda. The Court of Chancery was occupied yesterday in inveetigating a charge of a very singular nature, brought against an attorney, named Callaghan, who, it was alleged, had procured the appointment of his own menial servant as a receiver under the court, for the purpose of obtaining the fees himself. It was stated in the charges against him, that he was in the habit of dressing out his servant in his own clothes, when it was steepest' , to bring him forward in the master's office, and that he took a small h lase in the outskirts of Dublin as an ostensible residence far the mock receiver, whom he styled a " gentleman." The charges were made by a clerk of Mr. Callaghan's, named Doyle. Yesterday Mr. Brewster, Q.C., and Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, Q.C., were heard on behalf of Mr. Callaghan, and the Lord Chancellor said he would take time to consider the affidavits that had been laid before him. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCO [T.—Laments& The commission tor the northern divialen of Letwashire was opened on Saturday last, before Mr. Baron Hobe and Mr. Baron Ald•Telle. The basilica of the amiss wu re sumed on Monday 'notably ; Mr. Baron Rolfe sitting in Nisi Prima, and Mr. Heron Alderson la the Crown Court. The calendar eseaprised only 11 KAM/MOM= BY gri; I T T LIOW1110. Joseph 11 Mon, a boy 11 pear et age, was charged w lilt the ter of water lad, sassed Henry Thistle *welts. By the advice of his entail (Mr. 11tOnbrey) the prisoner, who had pleaded not guilty on Wag arraigned, withdrew that plea l fewer d sae of guilty. It seems that the par ties, with a number of ether boys, had bees playing end pelting sash other. The deemed threw at the prisoner, and struck him on the bask ,• the latter, very much Irritated, picked up a stone and hurled it in return, and with such violence as to cause the death of Thiatlethwaite in a short time attn. As the prisoner bad been confined three months, his lordship aeatenord him to a ample of days' imprison:seat. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YanzaDAT. away MN. Samson. Amax; Asareasrr Juan. Th• February adjourned general session of the peace for the county of Middlesex eonweenced yesterday morniog at the fiessione.heuse, Clerkenwell. There were sixty-three oases of felony, and moan of misdemeanour, for trial. The learned judge briefly addressed the gnarl jury upon the state of Ile calendar, and that body retired to discharge their duty. THE POLICE COURTS. lUGHZTREET. C 11•10211 OP FRAUD AGAINST • CL1ROTILIM:1110 Rev. Richard Child Willis, perpetual tame of the wish of Minster ' in tae Isle or Olsrppey, a the county of Heat, was again brought before Mr. Bingham oa charges of ob• Mining money under false pretences. Mr. Newbon, of the firm of Newhall and Evans, solicitor to the Hotel and Tavern Keepers' Protection Society, at tended to prosecute, and Mr. Wontner for the Rev. Mr. Willie. The Best case brought forward was preferred by Mr. Smith, of the Wine Shades, Leicester square. Mr. Smith was sworn, and deposed that on the 12th February, 1849, the prisoner was at his rooms in Leis:doter- qusre, and asked witness to eash a cheque to save him the tumble of going to his hotel at London-bridge. Witness consented to do so, and prisoner wrote a cheque for 21. on Messrs. Drammonds, and witness gave the prisoner two sovereigns for it. Mr. Wontner croseozansined the witness, who admitted he knew the prisoner well from frequenting his houoe, and would have lent him 21 if he had been asked to do so. A clerk from Messrs. Brownout's proved that the prisoner had no account there, and that the cheque was not paid when pretested. Mr. Bingham committed the prisoner ter trial. The neat case was preferred by Mr. Thomas Thomas, the proprietor of &velure. Hotel, Piccadilly. Mr. Thomas deposed that on the 11th April, 1849, the prisoner was stay ing at his house, and requested whams to give him cash for a receipt signed by the prisoner on Christopher Hodgson, Esq., the treasurer of the bounty of Queen Anne, stating that he wished to leave London by the 10 o'clock train, and the bounty-OEu did not open till 11. Witness did so deducting a small bill. Witness presented the receipt to Mr. Hodpoes on the same day. Mr. Hodgson deposed that the receipt was presented, and he refuel payment for several reasons. The prisoner had also written a letter to witness, dated the evening before the date of the receipt, not to pay say money on such receipt, stating he had dirribteed several receipts to tradesmen when in a state of mind bordering on insanity. Witness had sub sequently received notice that the living of the prisoner was mqueetrated on the 14th March, 1849. Mr. Bingham committed the prisoner on this charge also. - - - - The lint case preferred was the charge on which the prisoner was remanded. Mr. Niud, proprietor of the Bableonine Hotel, Leicester square, deposed that a cheque for M. on Messrs. Bower, Dewsbury, and Hall, of Beverley, payable at Messrs. Carries', had been cashed at his house about 27th July, 1849, deduct ing a email tavern bill. A clerk from Messrs. Curries proved that the prisoner had no lettere of credit with that firm, and that the firm of Messrs. Bower, Duesbury, ana Hall had been changed many years sinew. Witness stated his belief to be that the printed cheque produced was some years old. Bingham said he should commit the prisoner on this case, and ultimately determined that the three cases should be sent to the Central Criminal Court. MARYLEBONE. CHARGE Or WOUNDING WITH INTENT TO MURDER.— James USININSHIS, a labourer, wu placed at the bar for final examination, on the charge of having wounded Benjamin Matte., with intent to murder him. The evideace showed that the prisoner bad, in a cowardly manner, struck the pro secutcr a tremendous blow with a poker, and had inflicted a wound by which his life wu endanpred. He was com mitted for trial. MARKETS COTTON.—LtwangooL. FEB. 19.—The market tr-day wu very heavy larked, and prices seem to tend downward. 1,300 bales only were sold. MANCHESTIN, Fan. 19.—The market far yarn and cloth continues quiet, and is likely to do so uatil the aocounta from the United States sad the operations in Liverpool are of a character to give more confidence in the stability of prices for the raw material. The advices by the Niagara bring more favourable quotations from America; km manufacturers are Indisposed to yield, and, except where they have been anxious to make ale►, the rates ire but little, eat all, easier than on Saturday. In domestics, printing clothe, shirt ing*, and in yams, contracts are running out, and the demand does nut no well keep pace with the production as fur some months past. WOOLLEN.—Leans, Fze. 18.—We have no cheap to report in the state of this market ; en excellent business continues to be done in the Moth halls, and the stock of marketable goods is vcry Natal. WOOL —l-11:DDERIFIRLD, Feb. 19. —We have aotbing to state dtfferent from last week's report—equally busy, and Wools in good demand. MANUFACTURES. iiVDDIBITTELD, Feb. 19.—Tbe continued dammed for low goods, which has been so brill for the last few weeks, has emptied the Hall. and supplies are not to be had. CORN.-HALIMWORTH, Feb. 19.-We bad a goo d show of Wheat, and trade by no mesas lively, although our talon ad. Time came dearer. Barley difficult of disposal, even at our quota tions. Wheat, white, Ph. tolls.; red, 245. to 395. Barley, 20s. to 24.. per qr. fittLL, Feb. 19.-We have had mild weather during the whole week, and three steamers have arrived from the Elbe ; six bare also left here for hamburg, and there la little doubt that the navigation with the near porta is now fully free. There has been more firmness in the Wheat market, but advance is difficult to establish. The supply of Wheat from our own growers this morning was to a fair extent, with some rather large parcels °di ring from Lincoln. shire: more money was demanded, with which millers complied re luctantly ,• but an advance of Is. per qr. foe best samples was main tained. Tomlin more inquired for, but only picked parcels were saleable. Nothing doing in Barley. and indeed all kinds of Spring torn are neglected. Not much alteration Is Linseed; if anything, rather firmer. Cakes much the same. No Rapeseed on the mm bet ; Cakes are held firmly at our quotations. the present prices are : Wheat. English, red, per qr., 3d.. to NW; white, 38s. to 405.; Dentate and I Di ta i terg, 45e. to 475. • Pomeranian and Hamburg, to 375. 40n; Holstein, and itieeland, 34e. to 365.; Russian, end OM. Ns. to Oats, English, lOn to 14s. ; Dan; h, 10s. to ige.• 142. to 15s. ; Russian and Odessa, 12s. to 14e. Bar ley, amain, Us. to 235.; grinding, 19s. to 20s. Beans, 214. to llrs.; foreign, 224. to Me. Peas. Whits. Tallow, and ldorp_ 2so to no. ; ood black, 245. to 26a. Lammed. Blsek aes, Me. to 4tis.• Petersburg, 38s. to 435. • Riga and Archangel, 38s. to 42a. ; Konimiterg, 36e. to Ns. Linseed Cates, Hull, ell. 12e. id. ; fins foestin, 61. 3s. ; inferior 31. Rapeseed. 301. Rape Cake*, 112 s. 6d. to 83.. - Tares, English, 325. ; foreign, 20s. to Ile. imports from Feb. 9th to Feb. 15th ; Wheat, 72 quarters. Irswion, Feb. 19.-We had a fair supply of Wheat to tin, _and as advance of Is. per qr. upon last week's prices ems eh- Ward. Beet malting Barley also Is. per qr. dearer; interior warts sold tally as well as last week. boodo,yeso, and Out. were arm, at taws rates - - - - Laing, FIB. 19.-Ws have inodsrata arrivals of grain. Wheat Is slow sal% sad pekes without attention from Friday's rates. &wiry steady. Far bear sad este the demand to limited. Other angles as before. Average pegs of grain; Wheat, 3,122 qrs. ; nth; Parlay, 1,2163, 146. 4d.; Oats, 414, 166. 2d.; Beans, 308, 276.1 d.; Pero 9,27 e. dd. Latourox Boman, Fob. 19.-At market this day than was again .'hart supply of v=":7 found buyers at 1.. per load advances gat week's rates. , en the istatrary, a fall eupplp, and M. per qr. lower. Beans end 1 unaltered from last week's prima. illbest, per load of bushels, 225. d. to hie. 6d. Barley, qr., Me. to 334. Beans, aid, 19e. O 21s. ; new, 14 8 . to per 18 = i llis. to Ms. Lawns, Fob. 19 -Wheat was to moderato oupply at our makedry sz...&pk.whim:hizaal Is. par gessetrally inch qr. m ore affected bv the weather. Allthin the preceding week, bat ca damp pare& no doses could be reared. All other ego of grain an a den sake, with largos unaltered. Wheat, white, 10f. 10e. to ; red, W. to 91. 16s. Barley, 345. to 176. Oata, 13e. to 17s. Beans, MO to It 6. Pow flo bMa Livaaroot, Feb. 19. imports this wash ars moderate of oatmeal tad: Boar b mon of Ober artheles frees Ireland and wasterge. Yost abeosi w sestinas to rushy fair quantities of lonia corn, lour, and beans. TEO market baste= slow to nomadic, the hammed tans observable he other ors mutate dur ing the lot tea days, and we have .lob had to .trade with much re. luetanee as the part ofeonsussers to add Is their stooks. The price needicle of the trade Mrs Os itemly varied ory little. &mood was sags very at this morning's market. There sessiod even Is. dlepoiltkm an the port of millers and dealers to enter into tranasotions of wheat and Soar, and prime stead soot. e a, r g amed met Tgaiday.. Oatmeal was 3d. to 6d.per load doom As regards oats, barley, bzn i s av z sad Indian earn, change woo noted Is prices. Th e are the prime : Wheat, per 71.01ba English, red, old, el. Od. to Gs. 4L ; sew, is. 9d. to do. Od.; while,low, d.; new, red, old, te. Od. to Is. ; o 46.1. d. 35.11 d.; white, old, 3e. 4d. tote. lOU new, 64.9d.t0da.0d. BoriM, per qr., Failleit. Mc to 275. • Moeller, 27.. to 295.; Seat& and lesh, per bibs., UM.. to 3.. Malt, per qr., English, pole, MS. to Ms. ; 40s. to 48s. Oats, per 431ba, snigger and Sootob, old. 2s. ed. to 26. 10d.; Welsh, old, 24..4d. to la 34.; WA, Int farts, old, to la 11.1; new, 2e. 34d. to M. 4td.; /• s, old, fa. M. to 2s. 3d.; new, Is. I d. to 26. rd.; ffilosa L lsoqr.,Bnatish, old, Stk. Olga; tiootek sal Irish, per 411011.., aid, to Va.; new MBA. 37a. Peas, per qr., Ihmlieb, wbite, roe. to Ma; leige,moy, BM: to 30a. Moor, per Saglieu and Irish so ma* Ma to Ws. ; am, SILO sapprans, 29e. Pd. to 316. id.; 5145, 191. 9d.to lift Si °Wand, per load of 148011., lgeb, 1845, 1116. 6d. to flu ii.; ebl, 196. Od. to Me. Cd.; oldi nb l i a. to Oa W. Dm. pee 341 be., 10d. to L.V2„,: c...a... ,5 111111., red, fa. M. to M. 04.; white, as. ad. 86. .• UMW red, IleAtd. to Oa 4d. • white ea ed. to Oa. lea • Treagm:N Maid red. Od. to tis.44l. ' ; high. mod, to lis. Arwrethi ehr. i•ag:W.11511.44.74.4Ltriti.7"."1.41.61.04:71.11017146.211.8r15aibi1hiL3d.:111111:41.144.11 MinolilhWailhisdrilliabsramMismil7adaidigel3ll:4.73:4°ld.reltills:ll:llll; inpoU, 710 is. M. to u ls. - 111.j1 .4. 3:o•4B.44.paraLgassig.el° tea. fa I : , ll .. . atenwma. g i o i s onms. . to Ms. mis. liar eM7 - so sey sai. hard : tri esse. griading, iod. co so. a 481 a. sa. la , fr i t e .7 Oats, per per 4K4b., 111. Od. to 225. Dd. Pam, per qr., Battle, he., w SO to 2Ori.; Onadlo, 23. to 26a. Flour per beL 1991 6 .; mat, 21e. Od. MAI. Od. 1 U.& WesteriCaual, sweet, 229. to 221. ; (*W 24.. Od . to 24. 4d. ; Pldladelphlo sod Baltimore, sweet, 23. to 23 .rd. ; Canadian, sour, 169. to 200.94.; Froth, super fine, per melt of 260109., 345. to 17. India* Coro, per ettelb , Ame lia& teldto, 29. Yd. to SO. (A., yellow, 27. nd. to 299. Od. ; Euro pe**, yellow, AK Od. to 234. 6 d. Indian, Cora Meal, per 196111, 139. Gd. to 140. —teriyaki from the 12th to the 16t6 of Feb., imlustre, Into Liverpool :—Whost, 1,249 ere.; Barley, 37 ,• Balt, 21 Uata, 2,112; Boo* 2,630; Foos, MI; lOnm Cony 13,433 Ward, 901 lake; raw 4,163 mks sad 7,163 barrels. Exports to Ireland : 'b e a*, V 302 qrs.; Illarlek 911; Rye, 10; Bean , 22; Indian Coro, 602 ; Flour, 96 leaks and 7 barreb. - - LYNN, Feb. 19.—Bsiag at art tin*, sad a very doe day we limbed a bags atlesimes at limns at market, with moderate soy piles of grain. Wheat rather bitter soak at Ga. to la per gr. advisee mod Barley tally supported lea week's prices Carmody to thi I power:—Wort, white 11311 s. to 1131bs. per bushel, 1111 a. to 41a.; red, 27a. to VW. Bartra l. boa, 341bs. to Whs., 133. to Ha extra, Us. ex ; ammo, to lie. Oats, 3311 a. to 401ba, 13e.; to las. Deana Ma to lOW % fea. to 13a. Grey Pew, 26a. to 274. Mow, Ow, *Oa per sea ofilialcaa. - Nzwourna. Feb. 19.—w0 have lag so rein sine* Molar day, but the weather la Ma teersebeeme Way; bower, it la more eta,err atarbet this morabiL. had a moderate rowel Wheat fleet the sentry, but from most several parcels have armed ta. Plinek.kma. however, beteg regorted better, caused Arlon to mew more der, whilst, millers net Mrs free buyer, only a nisterete burrs roribed, at tenser brow la Floor there weo little stirring, thee ... seetris Inemetteg &ern to remise great errs in their to the hero Jr. bikes the premed supplies are reared sire ary be Wane te Sedum la their pret tortoni, in Web we they wUI be Mergetated. ape scaurrals little attention. Malting Darby, as well se gristiog dreriptione, in row request, bet not cheaper. Bear, Pear, end Oats without ranee. PLYMOUTH, Feb. 19.—Park line having improved, we have felt more demand from oar millers today for Wheats, bet mer. chants a:pee-Ong an Releases or 6d. to la., the badness done was trifling. SALISBURY, Feb. 19.—Our market to-day was largely supplied with grain, and we had • very fell attendance. The bestows In Wheats tem more animated, and la,t week's mime were firmly supported, the best me*. making Is. more m on,. There was a large demand for seed Barley, upon which holders obtaleed an ad vance of l• to b. per qr. upon Wet week's mummy, and we may note a general improvement in the demand for, sad value of, all other sedates of grain. Wheat, white, U.. to 406.; red, 36e. :o 325. Vest Barley, 27..: middling. 22a. to 2.35.; labeler, Int. Oats, black, lb. to Ws.: white, 225. to 24a. Beans, Bls. to 40s. Pam, 265. to Me.; hest whim, 22a. Malt, 345. to 56.. per qr. Flour, 27a. to 211 s. per each. CATTLE.—Rcrraguirme, Yoh. 18.—We have a good supply of Beasts and .beep to this day's market, including about 70 of the former from the northern counties, and some prime lots of caule from the county of Lincoln. Toe &Umbra:ear buyers was very pod; m fact it was a regular business day, and doubtless at the clo- e of the market all will be sold up at an Improvement over last week's mita ibef,34. to os. 9d. ; prime small, OIL to Os. 3d. per stone. MMus, ewe and wither, 3d. to Sid.; prime mall wither, lid. per lb. - - - - - Samesuar, Feb. 19.—We we largely supplied with all drealptions of beasts to.day, but there was a great lick of buyers, consequently the sale was a complete drug, and prices had a down ward tendency; prime oxen were sold by weight under lin per snore, and at the chee of the market many poor beast remained unsold. Of Sheep there wee but • Kant, supply, and peelers &relied hem. sebes of the opportunity: of asking higher price; width checked business for a time, but ultimately the advance was weeded to, and a good clearance was affected. An average supply of Pigs, and about the urinal amount of Mounts was transacted at late currencies. Os Beef Ns. to 9s. per score, cow and heifer ditto, 6a.. 6d. to 7s. Gd.•. tioutlidown Mutton, 6d. to 64d. per lb. ; inferior ditto, 44d. to 50. Bacon Pigs (dead), Gs. 3d. to Gs. Gd. per score; porkers, Gs. Gd. to Ce. 9d. "toot& LONDON GAZETTE.—Tuesday, Feb. 19. BANKRUPTS. Miasmata Iharroasra Wtu.av Dr,..osoart, Alford, Lineolnahire, brick maker, to surrender March 6 and April 10, at 14, at the Leedo Court held at Kingston-upon-Hull. Sole , Portington, Alford, Lin colnshire, and Bonney and Wilson, Hull; off. wig., Carrick, Hull. Jong ELLVON, Selby, Yorkshire, linendraper, March 7 and April 11, at 11, at Leeds Court. sol ., Pearson and Bandon, Selby, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; off. wig., Young, Ueda. Iticaaau Gast it, Brighton, ironmonger, March 2 at 121, and AprU 6 at It. at Banagball-atreet. Solo, Ihekard and Walker, LlncoLs'a inn.nelds, and Bennett and Co., Brighton; of. arig., Pennell, E11 ..... az;au771117.;Civp, Batty beer retailer, March 4 and April 3, at 12, at Brwtol Court. Sol., ltellutga, Bath; off. stand., Hutton, Ciao m als Hinton, Sheffield, grocer, March 9 and April 13, at 12, at the Liven Court held at shetlttld. Sods, 8ra112411 and Son, Shef field ; off. swig., Freeman, Saeltleld. Joan JAM and JOHIPH WILLI% LITtIIIOOI, tail,,,, Mirth 4 and 25, at It, at Limn v ool Court. Sole, Bridger and Collitn, King M illism s and Do Liverpaol; o ff . &wig., Morgan, Liverpool. Joeti t inaantsa, Dartford, Kent, Unendraocr, March 1 at 2, and April 9at 11, at ifseinghaltatreet. SQL, Jones, Size-law, Betkieribury; ME mtg., Edward', fientbrook.tourt. TllollAlt Seams KnowraoLmi, Scarborough, Yortabire painter, March 5 ano 38, at I, at Leed" Court Soli., Robinson a nd Greene, Leeds; off. awls., hope, Iced.. ROW= KING, Ovlsd, coal merchant, Feb. 28 at 14, and Mirth 24 at 1 le, atienntrhall-etreet. Sobs., Formal! =deo., Staple-Inn ; off. . . ' swig., Ben, 2 eman-istretrt-buildiaga. KNIu HT, Laneaater, tea dealer, Match 4 and 27, at 12, et - . ?Onteeter l:aut. aoL, Ilaphew, Wyan; off, aeafg.., Yraocr, • Manchester. " 1 ANIMA fitenol.lAM, Bowling, Yorkshire, builder, March 4 and 2S, at 12, at Let,' Court. Bola., Foster, Bradford, and Hark and Clarke, Leeds; off. weirs., Hope, Leeds. JOHN PIRVITICV, Otior, ironmonger, March 4 at 11, and April S at 111, at Basinghall.street. Sots., Mesas. Link Liters, Charlotte-row; Off. aleig.• Guttman, Caderaan.streeL WILLIAM Itictuaim, jun., Wednesbury, Staffordshire, conhamith, March 3at 12, and March 23 at It, at Birmingham Court. Sols., Smith and James, Birmingham; off. &mtg., Whitmore, Birming ham. . . . . . . Roma; Bosoms, Newcastlemwm-Tyne, manufacturer 'of plaster of Par* March 7 at 12, and April 9 at 1, at Newewtle-upou-Tyne Court. Sole Brooksbank and Farn, Gray's-Inn-square, and Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; off. araig.,Wakley, New ustle-upon . .. Tyne. HOMY JOUN Person', Crosby-row Walworth.rood, grocer, Feb. la at 1, and April 3 at 12. at Crosby-row, Bule., Hine and Robinson. Chartrthouw.equare ; off. Canna's, Bireltin.lane. JoISISPH STZTletli, jan., Coalbourabrook, Staffordshire rhos mann. Torturer, Feb. 2S and Mach 2N, at 12 at Birmingham Court. Sol., Tarleton, Virmingham; off. atsog., Christie, Birmingham. Joan SVUENII AM, Poole Dometshire, winter, March 1 at 121, and Horeb 26 at 1.4 at Bsiiingball-street. Sol., Church aad Langdale, Southampton-buildings, and Dickinson, route; off. aasig. ZSlana feld,Basinghall-street. CLERICAL THE SOCIRTT FOR FIROXOIINOTIIN BXLAROEHINT, BUILDING, AND Rareititgo OF Causation net osi Mon day, when 'rugs of money were made towards building ehurchee—at Amoctes, near Goole, and Holyrood, in the parish of Pnetivich, near Manchester; towards rebuilding We church at Newcastle Bridgiutd, Glansorganshire ; end that at Hartwell, near Northanspten. Grants were also voted towards enlarging and otherwise improving the churches at Milverton, sear Wellington ; DurriWon, near Amesbury ; and Winchelsea, near Rye. The Rev. C. Marh7l,cluTpTiiiito the Right Mon. the Lord Mayor, suocuds Dr. Alex. M'Caul (promoted to the rectory of Bt. Magnus the Martyr), as incumbent of Bt. James, Dukes -place, which la in the gift of the Lord Mayor of London for the time being. Rev. James Dewing, to Doibrooke R., Devon, dio. Exeter, 1801., with res., on his own petition, void by cession of Roc. S. T. biome. Rev. W. Rieluurds, to Dawley Magna P.C., Salop, dio. Lick. ; val. 1501 ; pate., R. Phillips, Esq. and others. Rev. J. Rutherford, to Cratlield Stipendiary Curacy, Suffolk. Rev. P. Gall, to be Assistant Lecturer at AU Stints, Derby. 11•C&NCIFJ. South Petherwin V., with Trowels, Cornwall, dia. Exeter, valise 3491., with residues; pat., University of Oxford. Three candidates for the presentation are mentioned, viz. : The Rev. Henry Themes May, M.A., sub-wanton of New College (senior proctor) , the Rev. Matthew Misty, Fellow of Collage ; and the Rev. George Hut, MA., Fellow sad Tatar of Corp= Christi College. Creole. R., Lincolnshire, val. 1611., with residua ; pat., Lord Chancellor. 11/gates. Low, R., val. 3321., with residence ; pat., Lord WiDateetirj ellimsby ; and Deanery-Rural, w. sad dio. Ltfwlai Rev. It. Sprenger, deceased. eesepldoa 'warns R., Dorset, dio. Salisbury ; val. 811., with residence ; pat., Lord Rivers; Rev. J. C. Prattent, dee. Brightliag R , Sasen, dio. Chichester; value 6631. with residence • pat. the representatives of the late Rev. J. B. Ripley, deceased. Burdens R , Stegoedshire, db. Lichfield ; value 5091., with residence ; pet. Rev. Charles Herbert ; Rev. E. Whill den, resigned. Deanery Rural of Hastings, Sums, dio. Chichester ; Rev. J. B. Hayloy, deceased. Slept°. P.C., Devon, dio. Exeter; value 961. ; pat. W. T. Paige, Esq., of tilta • Rev. T. 0. Dickinson ralgsed Sub-Deanery aid Caloary la Liacola Cathodal ; Chap laincy to the elLfessM Fellowship at Trin ity College Cieidepe; Preemenhip of Classico and rr of Bast India Collage, Haileybory. Rev. t.7asemte, moms& Prestem Grammar &Reek Lawsubin, Amlst.lisatership of th ge, ed e meg *Man ; mit be a graduate of Oxford e? Cam br,idstrel Mama. Stistwell li Proprietary Omuta, School, Baarrrneyy, amend Mardi mastemidp &; mammas salary, 1601. ; before Oarmartbekesessel Mastership et Si, T. Powell's Gram - ma Eldred ; Mee. E. F. T. Dabbers', preaketed. NAVAL. Mai lait alslies Casette.] ADIUSAILIT, FIX la. Ilideerbeg preescdoo ar We Es: takes plan consequent on the death. out Ur 14th last., of Sew Admiralof tae Blue SO J. 3. G. brassie, CA : Capt. BirC. Bomar Am, Bart., to be rear odealeal of & the Dbee. Poarsworru, Fos 19.—The Sphyoz, Comman der Shadwal, wait out of harbour to-day, and will sail this *coning for Dineeport, to resolve sails f or Madam, Rio, an.; the East Inds. Mr. Bow e% coast, preen& by this ship to Africa. TIN Argus, al., sidled yesterday for Wool wich, to him her segleas &nod. The Rolla, wrens twig, was brought down to Blereltosse Role this wieraing, sad is now rean'y for swam Mr. Aadrows,payniastrr and purser, is appointed eterstary to Commodore Mks, at Woolwich. Ti. An•orto Esznetrion.—The Rids?, st.-v. which arrived st Mooliridi on Snaky bat, was takesinto the I " Dock is be esandned previous to the neon- Pery Mars ham asads to bar. The other steam, is @s ported bona from the Mognargeasan le a few days. &mai Ham wan um up ponorgay Aram Wootwish to Maws; to unship 11111 mom of the Babne, Peviewel„ fl umumed that via Wag " doohled." All the her vess 11 .• le enable thaw to min the sasses 01 we 1110 mat et veiratsers by the Admiralty code 04 • odd MO deasitin Mina haps yet has maim: tattg is to Gabe out vamels, @my ezertaoa the mown dies aims mire, to pewstLs yor••••••• fur sea PaasettlaSely. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. 'NOMA, Yerreew FIIAZOCK....“ Lower Musk Lambeth, MO-street, ropier, sad Der-ford, bootmaker. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. -- • ATDON and THOMAS WILLIAM Esnorsom, Newcastle-upon -11114., grocers-Ist die. of 2a. 2d., Feb. 23 and any subsequent 44.- tarday, at Wakley'a, Neweaatle-upon-Tyne. JOMMIIINCIICI.I.IA, WM:afield, York+hue, esrrier-Ist die. of 4a. 104., '" ' Yeb. 15 end any :mbrequeneTuesddy, at Hope's, Leeds. DIVIDEND'S—Marc); 14. W. J. licheU, Gloucester, ship and boat builder—klatch 15. 11. Cocker, Hathersaire, Derbyshire, needle ma. nufaetuter March 15. 11. Cocker, Hathersage, Derbyshire, R. Cocker, New York, and J. Cocker, Liverpool, needle ruanulacturers— March 14. T. Collett and J. Sm ith, Name, Yorkshire, cotton spinners —March 14. T. Collett, Omen, Yorkshire, cotton sydniter—March 11. It. Good, hbthopstrate.street Without, City, stationer—March 14. A. Moreeraft, Marlborough, Wiltshire, draper—March 14. S. Stocks and M. L. Tait, Manchester and Heaton Mersey, Lancashire, bleachers— March 12. C. Wctherhilt, Down-street, Piccadilly, ironmonger. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. March 13. 11. Blain and C. T. Pearce, Vauxhall-gardens, Vauxhall, wine merchants—March 12. J. Boa ler, the Clement, Southmark. Midge-road, Southwark. hat manufacturer—Numb 21. J. Charter, Climatal% Norfolk, grocer—Much IS. E. Cocker, Manchester, cotton manufacturer—March It. J. Darby, Dorr.et.mews, Dottetequare, home dealer—March 12. G. Carey, GRlllelf ' Cornwall, lee— March 13. H. Smith, jun., South Ockendon, Essex, farmer. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless tame be shown to th contrary. Feb. 16. W. Anderson, Nelson-Arcot, City-road, and Norman's. buildings, engineer—Feb. 15. G. Gillingham, Church-street, Mien% veterinary surgeon—Feb. 14. S. Hipkins, Princes-end, Sedglev, Staf fordshire, grocer—Feb. 8. P. Millard. Steeple Ashton, Wiltshire, grocer—Feb. 14. T. Itichball, Cold Ilarbour-lane, Brixton, sad Wool wich, Kent, rocket and shell manufacturer—Feb. 15. Elicibeth Rust, Vouchers, Essex, brickmaker. CERTIFICATE to be confirmed, unless muse be shown ta the con teary, within 21 days from date. Feb. 13. T. Wheeler, Liverpool, fruit merchant. CERTIFICATE to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor rioting In liankntptey, unless cause be shown to tho contrary, on or before March 12. G. Andrews, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. —J. Atherton and W. Stagg, Liverpool, tailors—A. Broad and W. 11. Evans, jun., PI) mouth, wine merchants—J. Bryant and A. Ellis, Itemegate, Kent, droners — N. Buchanan and IL S. Prior, limners, pertaining —J. Carr, G. Carr, W. Carr, E. it. Cue, C. Carr, N. O. Lambert, and It. P. Philips" Northumberland, owners ot the Cowpen and Ilurtley Collieries, so far as regards N. G. Lambert—W. Claughton 11. Claughton. , uld J. B. Fox, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, sine inerchints, so fee as reinedg IL Claughton—J. CD on, L. Clayton, 0. Clayton and P. Clayton, jun., Unsworth, Lancashire. cotton spinners, so far as regazds J. Clayton J. Coleman and J. Jarrom, Leicester, builders—K. B. Collard end 11. tlaratteld, Liverpool, metal dealers—W. Cumming and D. Millirem% jun. Plymouth, brewere—J. Downing and G. Pryor, Bristol, aue. tionierg —J. Edwards and C. O. Rising, Upper St. Martin's-lane — T. lloleroft, J. Holeroft. and E. Timmins, DeePfield. Staffordshire, cement manufacturers,* far so nimbi J. Holeroft —M. Kendal and J.ll. Walker, Care's-bill, Durham, earthenware manure-torero —J. Linger.% B. Smith, W. Claurchten, H. Claughton. and J. B. Fox, Chniterfie.d. Derbyshire, chemises, so far as regards 11. Claugiliond J. Liaised. B. Smith, W. Claughtoa, and J. B. Fox—A. Morrison and P. Walker, Liverpool, common bm•wers—W. Roberts, I. Roberts, and T. Roberta, Progton. Lancashire. butchers—Rachel Rose, Bampton, Oxfordshire and J. N. Perris, Indeed, lo eed, Oitoesterehire, mail eon traetors—Mitah SUM° and Harriet Cattle, Rotherham, Yorkshire, stav makers—R. Shaggily and W. Guy, Lincoln, Joiners—T. Tallls and F. Tanis, Bt. Juluesagneet, Clerkenweli, and New York, America, booksellers—J. P. Turton and It. Monis, Liverpool, wan migalcm agents—J. Weir and W. F. Hunter. Gloucester-terrace, New-rood, Whitechapel, drapers—R. Wood, H. Whitaker, T. Blakey, J. Robinson, 8. Summers, J. Taylor, B. A. Waterhonee, J. Crowther. Alice Alderson, J. Albion, D. England, J. Haley, W. Shepherd, IL Whitaker, T. Word, Martha Anlil% and Mary Clapham, Burley, Yorkshire, grocers, so far as reser& It. Whitaker, T. Blakey, and J. Allison. SCOTCH REQI7.STRATT9NS. JoveGovan, GalsahTete. '' grocer , Feb. LS and March le, at 12, at the Salmon Inn, Geheltiele. Wan MACIMAN. Aberdeen, conamiadon agent, Feb. 22 and March IS, at 9, at the Royal Hotel, Abe, deem LORD DENMAN.—Wo have good reason for be lieving that at the close of the present Guildhall sittings this distinguished judge. so long an ornament of the legal pro fession, will resign his high office into the Queen's hands. The noble and learned lord we believe has eelieitid an audience for the purpose. _ . _ [Advertisement.]—TlTS TEETH—A very curious invention connected with dental surgery has been introduced by Mr. Howard, of If, George-street, Ilanover.rottare ;It the introduction of en entirely new description of artificial teeth, fixed without springs, wires, or ligatures. They so perfectly resemble natural teeth as nut to be distineuished from the originals by the closest observer. They will never change colour or decay, and will be found very superior to any teeth ever before used. This method does not motto this extra°. lion of togs, or soy painful operation, and will support and premiere teeth that are loose, sad le guaranteed to restore articulation sod mastication. The Invention deserves the notion at the is:dentine, and Is importance to many parsons, and those Interested id It cannot do better than avail themselves of Mr. I lowartra skill aa a dentist. [Advertisement.]—As Auecetts IN Tux BREAST CVLID DY lIOLLOWATNI 0111111111tT ADD PlLlA.—About art* year. Piller, Mrs. ()Thirty, of ktillatreet, Cork, accidentally bruktW her br eget; kw month@ afterinirds the pole inereired, sail the part be came fearfully swollen ; eerier applicable' ware tried, without giving the rest relief; ultimately an absons brined. direargielt • great quarry of humour, width debilitated her conetitutios to an arming Mont. At this stage a lady etramely recommended her to try Holloway% Ointment and Mlle, Uttar wintered their geed effe. as forme 010111601111, wbkit advic• ohs Mowed; and t•••• it,. resettles mimed moat sathitactortly. for the d. hold wOupd .08 all Ittakd. and Mr health is now arnpletely renotate •7 druittire, and at Proftwor UsSowars estabusimpit, ,44 sulAs. Imam METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. WIDNEISDAY, FEL 20, IMO. The State of the Weather at each of the (snowier, ifseet at Niue o'clock yesterday rsondag. The stations In arraneod I. order of latitude. mama , riftik Winn. glzsegtl of Wings State of Weatag;: - PLTO:3I7fi &W. Gentle Breese Orman __.. Ponta W. OeaUe Breeze Overeag Rim= LW. Oelm Partially aped, Posmasoves &W. Gentle Breeze Over_ cut ' BRIOWTON &W. Cattle Breese overeat Harmon W. Gentle Breeze Overeat %amaze rros Potszeroz a B.W. Nettle 114•4111 Overcast Brunerwaran TuLliaarearosi . l is.. . Oestie: :a. U. tiamm i le :ll i t e , °""l"t oo ; t e i stas cipart:di t and, Bturrot. OMEN Wial " &W. Gentle HMOS Otertalt SWIMAiI ......... &W. Gentle Breen Overort 01FORD &W. Gentle Bogen Overcast Otowentines Tearooms CONWAY B.W. Strong Breeze Partially aml, IIIOLTIMAD B. Strong Breeze Pam Urea/cot W. Calm Cloutrea MAIN-HICRIA LE. Gentle Breeze Cloture.% LUIO4/1112. B. Ow Hmenzrooz W. Strong Breeze I Partially Clearly Bernie MAIM W. Gentle Breeze Partially (lowly lisarrocz S. Gentle Breeze Foggy LIP AIM .. W. Strong Breeze RAM Strong Bream Partially (Ind, Otasoow &PIN 11ClUll THIS DAY, Noos COune of Wind. Strength of Wind. Stat e o f W eathe i W.S.W. Gentle Breeze. Rair.. • The returns from the following plasm did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Monday morning et nine o'clock. Pompanos Tam wain s Cams Tout Wurrer s . w . Gentle Breeze Strong Breeze I.,efizi:7C.eud7 Strung Breeze Yr.ntly WI Clear Gentle Breeze Fa r Strong Beer,. l' Gentle Brc*re Overt.: DABLURRON SUNDLILLUID S.W. W.&W Strong Breeze Gentle limeite Hard Wind ow ew y Cloudy r Partially Cloudy N.W. i SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Moot oar the ° Steeple; Gault.; re • Lle4tt's LW: CASUALTIES. Ambiandress, Foody,frTmorr..iitor New York, hes put into this port with stem started and leaky.—Liverpool, Feb. 18. Ino, Robertson, of Faversham, without crew or 'shit papers, was •!riven on shore Feb. 10, on the Wand of Schiermosini keog ; crew saved.—Bremen, Feb. 15. L. Z. (American ship), M Ms, from New York for Liver pool, foundered in lat. 38, lon. 67 The muter, crew, awl puseneers were wren by the Marietta, and landed at Port Hamilton, Bermuda. Minaret, Owens, from Pillau for London, which wu forced on shore on the Saltholms, Lin, 15, was hro nn s it into Copenhagen Inner Roads, on the sth instant. The greater part of her cargo bad previously been discharged in evil order at Castrup. The vessel is somewhat leaky.—Elsinore, Feb. 12. Mary Welch, Welch, from Trieste, which went on shore on the coast of Fano previous to Jan. 30, got off and arrived here to-day.—Ancons, Feb. 8 . May Queen has been brougbt into harbour, surveyed, al must discharge to repair damage.—Portsmouth, ,lIZITID. ; MAILS. Hamburg Rollaad 0 Lisbon I F . Pacific Mu hi India vii Southampton I Itb. India viii Mane:ass Boston and HaltEtz : nezioo and Huvannah West India brazil .. t tb..; A li It I V li D. ARClrThAtre•-at Lf'ermol, FebrWiry from Auncurso —a* Liverpool, February 19, from AakrtcAtr FAOLV.--er Por tsmouth, February 18, from As ta—on Deal, February 19, from ALUIT—or Dmet, February 18, from Ace or TRUMPS—at Onveseed, February 19, from Cuanote—at Gravesend, February 19, from Cry, or Rocaerrim—off Deal, February front Cor.r.emba—st Hull, February 10, from Damara—off Plymouth, February Pc, from Evaarrra.—at Gravesend, Febru..ry 8, from ... BUILT—at Or. vr-end, February 18, from Formirths—at Portsmouth, February 19, from at Liverpool, February 1 9 , from... . . Gramm arsow—at Gravesend. February 18, from lament Tatou—off Deal, February IS FOlre7, Fobruary 17, front LCNDOS Parurr —at Falmouth, Fertuuy 17 from •• MATILDA—Off Liveeronl, February 19, fr om 111Akr --eft Deere. February It, from IAJLITT-11 Queenstown. February 17, from thymic. ca—o4l' laranuth, Frbraory IS from PaLmano--at Liverpool, F ebruary 19, from St.lol - :-. • . liCewllMON—at 6rartoend, Velanary 18, from - a Su Laroca—at Queenstewn, February 17, from ..... . 1 .1. Taos. tanker at For cmourh, .February 19, from L • a Waltman—at Portxto,utb, Fehr,: icy 19, from Zarroo—atQue,umtolm, February 17, front trio SAILED. Attest - rum-trate Lirripool, lelorutry 19, to Mew , -..1e.;:.4 A. F. taloosm-from Liverpool. February 19, to ANN aloes-from Liverpool, February 19, to C. BROTHWRS-from Lirerpool, February 19, to Vol.• But \,.0,,-from Liverpool, Feb. 19. to 4 tr.....1.a 81.4C1i Purer-horn Liverpool. February le. to ... . . .., Lima Boma Du-from Liverpool, Febroary 19, to .. .......... ... ,oramiala Cosnorr -trees Liverpool, February 19, to ............ ~ : o. Marla/ O.3I.ONIsINN -Irom Liveroool, February 19, to Nor York EL !Math° -from Liverpool, February 19. to . ....... * 4 4 , . , : ,- .1..1 ETRATHORIR-from Liverpool, February 19, to ... ...... Ch3r . .‘ <JO FNMA Caseate-from Liverpool February IS, to ...... ...II o •l. ..ro EARL of LirearrtaL-from lir ;pool, Feb. 19, to Emote's-from Liverpool, Feb. 19. to Nee Lol,-ti Emmy us- from Grarerend. February 19, to l -r. r. 1 Fiva-from Stneldo, February 18, to loarrocr a-from Ltrerpool, February 19 , to 1' o: 1 Fez-from Liverpool, February 19, to , Goompa-from Liverpool, February 19, to et. M.. -.. a Gerrit; -from Liverpool. February 19, to et. M., Gao. Blows-from Liverpool, February 19, to Nor, • .....,... GRORGIANA-free Liverpool, February 19. to t • .1 CL Dux-from Liverpool, February 19, to eier- . 1.. •-) GA fI.ED-ffool Dartmouth, February It, to St. M. _ Haas-freesLi .erpool, February 19, to HI:NA-foam Liverpool, February 19. to !Larry Amax-from Liverpool, February 19, to . • I •• i Heammate-from Liverpool, February IS, to lto. J.!, 7 Jams Dolmen -from Liverpool, FAITUIIff 19. to 5..0 . •.. - Joao ILAVIINAL-from Liverpool, February 19, to 19 - .. :.-, 1 irSIATA-horn Liverpool, February 19, to JLeaaterot-from Liverpool, Feb. 19, ...to. ... . ....... -. .Ol . - ...., Sous BZONIIAM -from Liverpool, February 19, to - .. n Karim -from Lirrpool, Feb. 19, to LACONIC-from Liverpool, February 19, to ........ .... .. li,v • , - ~: LPICARD -from Liverpool, February 19, to Lorrea T Jur a_s-from Liverpool February 19, to. . 1 1 . , ~.t Lovesoirrow- from Liverpool, February 19. to Lois Lase -fr a. Liverpool, February le, t 0.... ... l'o'r..l.•' .o' MART AND CA4.1.../111-frool afiTOWEIL FORIII:LIf IS, 0 t•.'"' MINERVA-from LITerpOOL FOITILITF I'l, to. l. : L .. 0.., .....: t Meautori-Rom Liverpool, February 19, to Nes 1 :a MOIONOARRI.A -from Liverrool, February 19, to I'S • :...- :IA Maoism-Rom Liverpool, February 19, to atriousa-tram Liverpool. February 19, to E:; J•= -.a Moita-from Liverpooa, Feb. 11, to MANIA LOS TRNII-41‘111 Liverpool, February IS, to ClvIA 1er.....A !Cramp-from Liverpool, February is, to 1'.... t cr.:--a Strew sta-Irma Hull, February le. to tleur.•:•ra Onuses CROIIWKI.L-Rom Shtrldr, February le, to ...... ...... 1.".9 °every-from Liverpool, February 19, to .... ...... *Our, 5., , ‘ . . thasweau-trosa Liverpool, February 1", to Patseu At. mar-Rom Portsmouth, rebtuAry It', to. ............ ~.. QURRN-from Gravesend, February lit, to. Fro .3 Roar.-from Liverpool, February Ito. to Tera -a Rimmere-Rom Liverpool, Febnury N. to F..ta Se se-Mom Hull. February IS, to Gres - .. - -1 TITPRILNA-from Liverpool, Feb. 19, to L1G...... , 71 rrtION -from Liverpool, February 19, to - VIRGIN ON BILI.ONA-frOM I.trrrpo.4, r t tfll.ll7 V', to ...... .., ...... 6 Votvorreaa -from Ciraveorml, Feb. 19 , to St 31.' .1 Wooornara-from Hull, February IS, to Tet,..ra Woloao-from Dartmouth, February It. to ........... • ••••• " 7 " 76 WIZARD-from Liverpool, February 19, to ........... ..•.....•:. 1L..... a VESSELS SPOKES WITS. Frame,OilLnm, from Undoes. :I days Feb. 3, or! the it.E, rei. AL Michael's. B n 433, .(brig). Meech/ evatward. Lt. 43, km. 40 W. , 19 i t , Tiatirta Ittsrai of Laudon. luau Mauritius, er 11. Wait W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALEX DER.—Fab. IS, at llama-pinks, Mm. A• Mango, daughter. BARN Err.—Feb. 17, at Ilalltin.strcet Woit, the wife of 11. Buten* Foo., of • eon. CLITO74.—Feb. 13, at Rzdnepplare, O ne l o w.mu•re, Bronr.w. t 3.7 P wife of W. C. Chum, Lai., of • drught.i. DISNLOP.—Feb. 14. at Yollarton Mow, tila.v.ra, 7lrt. C. B. I , .x.:•*rt of a daughter. RIA MAR BANBIIIT—COX.—Yeb. IS, t Waltha GE m Abbey Church. hY J.'l. n°° ". F. BwiburY , rani.. third eon of W. itasbur. Wartiennurk, E WIL. to Vreitia Laura. fourth ,Liughtor c: 0 • "a , Km., of eheahunt Cottage, Ilerttonishire. A/411.TOS—PALSIKR.—Feb. 1.1, at St. 14&,7'e,Woolitich.C•fr.• 11 W. Haauthon„ of Woolwich, to Bliss Anu,•, only daugnur ot Xt. W. Palmer. HEN VREY —GIBBES.—Yeb. 12, at St. Mary's. Warwick. of Birmingham. KOOlir. mould daughter of Mimi, Bag., of Ilarewoad, lorlabire. DEATHS. CAMPBELL—Feb. IS, it Gaylen Roam, Suet bamptetabge. Mtn, we chill at Lleut.-Cot. Campbell. site/ 9 tuoath.. DALal.—Yeb. 17, at Croy .m. the Rev. E. Dales, late lactaaNi.: Southwick, near Blrealnetum. ailed 89 . SILWKLL. 7 I , eb. IS, at EimatmarmaWs, Lash third Jaaibte"; EW Eq. FRANCIL A —Frb. le, llartiet, wir it W . & Erna" EN. Ca " 46. PIA4O. sr.! O. Magid and Waimul lia," a( Its I, Lo o te d. argot, to 'VIII,II bf 01 Lawcm. Pruner. at the OiSer. 10, sane% la the peselait Whifttrisrs.—Wunospar, ries‘kal I 1 I I