The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-28 00:00:00

TIIE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1850. 4 ____ ____ _____, ..vavil Jo , La.. ...• •-- .....• Domfriewhire bounds, Tuesday, Clermullald ; Friday, from 661. to 601. He way seven years old. Ha is capable of E ms •rmards the soaking up her complement of 600 men • doing the woe a a mama p.m; but he is so inueh 7ind t aken. Toe 01adtage, steam-algae, Capt. Jobs He North g nbteffurashere houods, WeangeSay, laighford ; blemished oast no gentleman would DAG him. Au ow ibus A"I". is really re"' ; early in the week one will be "ken C bo un d s , evpas 10. h els h-lieltpast 10. The looks are Tench blemished. The plontiff told witness vo . oromieOcirOor penon of that kind, might give 161. for him. (... 11, at mail to Friday ro ne Afe tn ia B4 . ll. l'nni' PeeP4ntee7 no bee taking -e neat Fraley Wednesday, North Kilworth ; Friday, Movregsrra.-8y the Ripon we learn that the flee!, West fladon ; S uneasy, 13..1iy• Hall-quarter tolL ursda il tbet if he could sell him kr 251., be night koi p the 6/. to we al _O otatee ekley ; h s o a u t "nde 7, T l ur. ris a s y lven , lE_no ci t unter tiog F te ox i i . Th ye lanai. Wilmot lad bees unable to find •• moaner ; but & wader Sir Wdhas rasher, was in winter quarters at Id not he did tat Peke easel Meths ia the matter. bret picas, between Kristian and the Maio, and was w Mr. Pewell'a hoOuirie, Tuesday, Cross, Medan; Friday, Jamissilmuse Heseill, the attorney for the plaintiff way t e t i e premed at Malta before Merck or Apra. Her Majesty ' s gaga le /new Wit he served • notice on the to .„ a nd Lamellate, Yillige-10. ship Prince Regent sailed for Gibraltar on the flesh bet., passe the seensin to the sheriffs ' officers to take the body 00, - ; Friday, Mensant-1 0 . Hercules on the 7:la, but neither had reached the Roe' t T o nyst'oe houn ds, Thursday , Pontcumun Bridge. LiEselly bo unds, of Edwina swell. He sew Mr. Maynald, the managing pr ;, When the Roon left. In • trial off St. Vinceut AMOR= U R A lowedelo's harriers, Tuesday, Hylton ; Satusdey, sink, who poseaked to produce the warrant. It wee pro- tor ig mid to hive beat Leander cossideubly on a wind. dined on the trial of Bennett v. Finish. wee Puttaham-12. Crow exambed-I saw Mr. Maysiud on the followiog hi" day. It woe in Westminster Hell. I will swear that he " MILITARY. ab) inittitgence. promised II paws it. I was the attorney in that action. I am the erase attorney who brought so many qui tam b e e rOIITSMOVTII, JAN. 2i.-Myer Gen. Lord *son having enema actioas. OM met, the Liestotionner of thie garn . of F. Flint'. NORYTIERR 81'100 CUM?, 100. the knosim's Rooms, Pongee, for the purpose haying . ... 3/ .. Bain , 21,......1enea5ter, kW. Edward R ussell recalled-I applied to the Daniels and to Ms MMUS delivered to the troops, 11r. Hay, last mg, . Ms. &awe I 6 Alsk ,b 7, w i d ow: L in Feb. 10; c o okie, Taney, Feb. Coleman is the cob to me the warrant under which they reaurday i. Marela 2; to me. When we were opposite Northumberland House _,„ delivered the first lecture, being one en Chemistry. my._enseeffei w eft i ffy , Feb . 27 . Du th ie., they pulled it out and showed it to me ; that was the first " on e' ICATTiS a, and about as many milieu. 1 mere oboe: 200 manes present, belorging to the Vit o ria M oat. ; e normity. meth 7; Li . Thaemay, lowa 2 time 1 saw it. eta - Mr. Maynard (called by Mr. Martin), clerk to the attor- thi tegi ßitOt tn tiili i in•Cnthineen-eeme.nt of the lecture, Mojor Maitland COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-SATuaDAT, nine for the sheriff', said it was his duty to resolve all notices era hi. usability to attend in consequence oPa • bitter from Milne/in:nal LA Frederick Fib; chrome, stating men would stresses or aurces-Boors Lou Cruss4renca Wren W. Jos► left at the *Sees in Red Lion %quart He never saw the Lin MAIN; MA. rTITICICIGNIGSga, AGO gglaJGgfiCg WaggaGG notice produced untll now. He had seen Mr. Reseal, the 7 indisposition, but expressing a hope that the a CLAIMS O. BNITII.••••APrI•ICATION AGAINST AN attorney, on various occasions in Westminster Hall. He ,:v o an address; he then pey 'tastiest for their own mental improvement. Ar. May commenced Lis lecture by read ing ATTONSINT, never told Russell that he had the warrant, for in fact on showed thathe never saw it. He never promised to produce it on the 76 chemistry wee first known to the ancients, and eratooled beck as far es Cain, who brought forth the been- Mr. Beall moved for • rib calling on the defendant's Motors' attorney in this ease, whose same was not mentioned, to wi se d_ (on 01 brass; of No". M the wa kin g el Was; of show cause why he should not joy over to the plaintiff or his Mr. Martin then addressed the jury on behalf of the de n/thet nisnir of the golden calf; and also of other ancients, attorney th eme' of 411. odd shillings and puce. It appeared fendasts. This ease, he said, was • very serious one, not so co, and that we are indebted at the present day to them for our knowledge of chemistry ; he then made several expernaLts, the defendaet had been taken in eatoutiou upon a jsedgmeol mach on amount of the sum in dispute, as the consideration tol echo wi t ht gun- debt of 1,b0u1., and in order to procure his discharge it was that it was only one of three actions arising out of the same L smougst whisk was the gun-cotton, incoose___ .. eeene , -ow ed that he should execute • fresh warrant of attorney, ea ter ; for it wee preceded by an action broaght by the wit- , powder, and amended, hoping the milita r y ' - lia r -her day upon which judgment Wag to be signed, and that he should one Bennett against the sherif fs, tried last term, in which how- fo would profit by it. sod aturouliciog that on an wore on The Orn • life policy to the plaintiff. The attorney agatest MT the plaintiff was unsuccessful, and it would be followed is . e la the tooting work, he would give another l their- whom the present application was made had given the plan by the very next case on the list, in which Edward Russell, Atlneephere. The mea were very orderly ~, tiff a w ritten uaderwin4 to pay the costs of the prooseainp the /soma witness on this trial, is the plaintiff. In Feb., g our. a.. 4 weed to take great interest in the lecture. oldie above mutioud, by which his client had obtained his re- 1849, • warrant was delivered into the hands of William and en Arrolximuser To C"' 4164.1 °"' - " .The aela __h e , e _ o ef ,,72. -- . lease from prison. The costs a mo u r ted to 411. odd, and the Henry Daniels, the officers, to arrest Russell at the suit of • or dates toe rommilmimm that have been appointed `"' '-' duendeat's attorney having failed to fulfil his agreement, it person named Billiter, and in the effort to execute that to wunnt, the officen, he contended, were not only justified 0 regiment since Muck 1,1b48, is as foelows :-Total number 214. • - become necessary to make the present application. appointed, 767- number appointed without purchase, ' The Court granted • rule mai. but bound to act as they had due, and that, if any injury lumbar promote . rd to liestenesey, 0'... II was due to the horse, it was done in consequence of .Russe „, Tsours Yon Fogriov Suntet.-It it understood that whipping the bone to the purpose of escaping from a law. 't Ive negisssate will *booty be played In orders to embark for COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-SATURDAY. ful arrest. The learned counsel, after commenting on the le Madge modeas. The Mediterranean is to be reinforced en airman is ammo. evidence for the plaintiff, said he should call • number of si the wars to Zegiaal of the mine battalions ordered far Towel r. HINDSESON.-liaw Taut.. witnesses-not out the sheri ff 's officer, bat several respect- p FOOOSSIOL-Uwired ;aerate Gaz ftte.-With reference to able tradounea who had witnessed the transaction, and This was en action for breach of untreet. The defender's hwouldrebut the • idea offered on behalf of the tata paregrape from our cestempoun it may be added that chartered on• of the plaintiff ,. snip . „ th , a carp of too from w o the tellowieg ere the Ant live regiments for foreign duty, vise.-2dda, filet, 49th. 47th, and 30tb. Whom to England. The plantig's agents et Whanspos Plahwiii. tillAl this ofthe the further hearing adjourned b stage use was 5 Rota. RIGINRST or Roan OrAlD6.••••013 Petard*) en bellasung the vein! with ore of satinony, sad ~, the defendant refused their cargo on board on the ground "Us d ay. --- --- b *e st Brao.kiparetoß,Masd headquarters of regiment Uri.. that it would be deteriorated in value and injured in flavour by the sulpursous gases emitted from the ore during a long THE POLICE COUBTE. 2 I COST OF THE OVAIDg COSIPARLD wren THE LINE .- voyage. The jury, however, returned • verdict for the -- The Wargo for the pay of the Coldstream and Scots Isla - plaintiff, and a rule nisi for • new trial wee subsequently MANSION-HOUSE. r lier Guards, consisong of 1,452 of all ranks in each mgt. obtained on the ground that theyerdict was against evidence. CHARON Or Oirreietteo GOODS ENDER 'FLEE' Pas o amounts to 53,0 M. each for ths leer; Gad • regiment The court took time to consider on the conclusion of the TENCEII.-Mic4ael Samuel was charged with having ob- / of the line of two battalions, or 1,342 of all racks (110 men argument on Thursday. tained upon false cant. non some wild sweepings, the refuse et less), Costs 30,07151. making a difference a 16,1211. es the Sir I Pollock, LOB., new delivered judgment. The jury of the material used in manufacturing certain ornamental , annul charge of e ach of thus regiments ahoy* that of a had pronounced their opinion upon the whole cue, and articles. regiment of the line. there wee no reason for disturbing the verdict. The rule Mr. Holland, who described himself as th e on ly s p ang l e , iSTII yield extins.-The headquarters la this reil 4 must therefore be discharged. manufacturer in the metropolis, stated that on the 12th of . none, under the commend of Major Hamilton, arrived at Rule discharged accordingly. January the prisoner obtained from him • sample of the An. n on ths 25:1a of November last from Boubsy, and die. Mat rams AT Wa--. - stsetra.-Beroas Ma. BARON Nom AND A geoid refine. and next day applied to him for a quantity, I embarked the following day. The other wing of the nib ltillabLlAlll COMMON JUST. stating that it would he disposed of, as a gentleman who had ' me to is to remake at Bombay. This was t h e t hi r d miook ael s i t ti ng i s term . s emi s r io . examined the sample had approved of it, and spoken of it as Eot HANOI or Quemnse.-We are enabled to MN that defende d than . wen dimmed of. a vendible commodity. Witness accordingly gave to the 1 the government has sot yet determined whether they will "`p risoner • quantity agreed upon, and told him to do the best GNAWS V. Yuan. AND ANOTHER.-ALLIOND DAMSON incur the expense of removing the tea-qua/tem ot rep- NY B Hill rr., °rents ttr Ant Anxist. ll could with it, but not on any account himto take less than meats due* the present year. 40e. an ounce for it, end arranged with that he Would This was en action to recover cum rinse in damages for have 10s. for his day's work, independently of the profit MEDICAL. injury dose to • horse and glg. The defendant pleaded not which might accrete beyond the '2l. per ounce. It was in vain that the witness waited for the return of the Miele, ROYAL COLLROIi or Suaosooe. - The Haitians Dll ty. Mr. Humfrery and Mr. Hawkins were for the plain- ; and Mr. Martin, Mr. Bramwell, and Mr. Borchelt for or the payment of the amount for which it was to have been Museum attached to this institution has just received a t h e & e r m i nes. sold. The prisoner produced neither one nor the other, and yauable donation from Professor R. Owes, in shape • beau- The Mastiff, Mr. Wm. Walter Smart, resides at 2, Percy- threw ridicule upon the application to him for the dust or its Weil series of huthly-baiiited models in wax of the entire itzroy square, and the action was brought against value. saat..any of the electrical raj (Torpedo Oalvanli), showing Messrs. Fine& and Goodhart, the sheriffs of London during Alderman Humrhery-flow do you get this dust ? the 'met"e of the elsatlrfW Mffimatm of this o_ermar______, sawn" kskie last year, but, in reality, against a sheriff's officer, llama Complainant-I am allowed by my employer to take the enema. The models am twelve in somber, M sww Daniell, for injury does to • horse belonging to sweepings of the place in which I work, and I collect the We, or of parts highly a.gniled and preserved in handsome the plaintiff. Several actions and other proceedings residue of the spangles, and sell them for my own benefit. glass cues. A MUM is affixed to each case descriptive of have been before the courts, arising cut of the The prisoner said, "I was standing outside of a public its gunwale. trace whisk It appears that them beautiful waseactles which formed the abject of the present inquiry. house, and Mr. Halana, wko knew nothing at all about examples M the Florrmeime art were p resented byhis imperial On the 11th of May last, a Mr. Edward Hawn, and a person me, nor, thank God, I shout him, come out of the house to and Royal Highness the Grand Do 's . of Toecap, to Pro- mused Bennett, were proceeding in .gig along Bridge.street, toe upon the recommendation of the landlord, who said I Orator Owes, and by him to the Royal College of Siugettews Westminster, when two men, assistants to the sheriff's was a basest man. Very well. He put into my hand some Janson, 1860, The author of teen mediae is Protean officer, rushed out from the pathway and rebid hold of the scrapings of metal, and told me to go and get • customer, so Calamel, the espesistendent of the wax model department horse, "ad the ccntequince was that the gig was overturned, I went to 'jeweller, who is hen now, and showed it to him, la the Manus a Natural History at Florence, who has the two persons named thrown out, and depose done to the and he said to me,' Which way are you goirg ?' ' Over the propitiated with sub ability ano suttees the anatomy of the horse. The hone was the property of the plaintiff, and the bridge,' stye I. ' 01, that's all right !' tins he. ' When MeWdo , tad has published the Vomit" his dimmtiene , present action was brought to recover damages for the injury 'cm get bell way over, just throw all this rubbish over which ore so beautifully perpetuated in the models now en which the animal sustained. The facts of the case are ste ts k w the( u, ehter.) the Ilunteriaa Museum. in the following sybarite :- The emisplainant-lt was well worth forty shillings an Joth Bennett, of 1, Lilford row, Camberwell, builder and ounce, and I have been paid much more than tient. for the publican, dep_oised that he was la the 11th of May last In residue by entrees houses. SPORTING. • gig with Edward Russell , going from Pimlico towards Alderman H u m he (to the officer) . Webb, dojou know Westminster-bridge. Rural was driving. In Bridgentreet - anything el this matter ? two men rushed out from the neighbourhood of the Magpie Webb-Nothing, sir, except that the complainant is BETTLYG AT MANCHESTER .FILIDAY. and Hors* Shoe public-house, and laid hold of the home by galled amongst the people about Houndeditch • • the gold Lissaroot Smuts CIIASI.-Pi /thing done. the head. The street was much crowded at the time, sad dust duffer," and that he is in the habit of employing Nowriounnomemins tepees -8 to 1 apt Harriett (t to several vehicles were before the gig. When they laid hold none is this way to get rid of the scrapings. . 1 361.), 12 to 1 agent (nude . This horse was backed peter- of the horse, they said, "Get out," and turned the horsas Clew him upon one occasion drop some of his gold dust in daltTt 600 to 20, at all prices up to 12 to I. head round towards Cannon•row, and Reil ly ran spinet a t h e di rt of Houndaitch, and he left in the mud as much as, i 110VOLITAN Harancar.-300 to IS apt Snowstorm carriage. Rooth then whipped the horse to avoid the other if it were o f th e va l ue h e says, must have been worth a con (t). Nothing else backed. carriages, otherwise those coming from the bridge must adorable sum. Nobody thought it worth while, however, to Citzsten Cur.-20 to 1 spet Min Ann (t 25 to 1), 20 to have turned them over. The men still kept hold, and ran pick up any of it when it was known that the duffer had 1 east Cossack (t 26 to 1), 30 to 1 apt Roland ft 1:1 to 1). the gig spina • dray, and into • carriage, which threw the dropped it. (Laughter.) Rath of the above were hocked for all the money that toad gig over, and Russell and himself on the ground. The men Alderman Humphcry-Well, Mr. Holland, I don't think be got on. kept " jobbing" the haw's mouth. Russell told the men this can tells very well for you. At ell eVentl. I can do no - to "leave go" the horse's head. When on the thing in it. If the gold dust was worth anything, you have HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. nod the men laid hold of Russell by eke col- made the prisoner, by your set, your debtor for it; and if Ler Majesty's stag hounds, Wednesday, Salt Hill-at 11. E n . They took him sway in • cab. The horse you thought it worth anything, you would nut have selected East Essex hounds,Tinsday, Helloes Hampstead ; Thum was thrown down on his haunches. Witness returned and • poor fellow like this, who is quite a stranger, to be your day, White Naleyotrost ; Stourdey, Crouch Fair Green- took him to livery stables in St. Martin's.lone. The horse sent. (Laughter.) at halt-pest 10. was cut under the stifle. He was perfectly mooed at the The complainant-I do assure your worship that what I South Emu bowls, Tuesday, Tilbury Mill-at Plepose time of the accident. Witness drove him to Camberwell did I did out of real charity to him, to give him something Iv. the same day. Saw him daily after the accident, and he to do. (Laughter.) EVeZ and Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Ardlidgh-street ; Fri- remained lame for • long time. Mr. Holland then departed. dsy, Wigton. Crosoemunined-The gig belonged to a Mr. Jones, and BO W.STREET. Cocteau» hounds, Tuesday, Ountherpe ; Wedneeda, the horse to Smart. Witness has had an action arising out F ISHING ron Mower . -A young man, named William Casewuk ; Friday, Laughs= ; Saturday, Clipsham-at l u. of this transaction, and there was a case before Mr. Seat. Harris, was charged with committing a robbery at the shop Donisaton hounds, Tuesday, Cheddasden all; Friday, Adams at the sessions. Doff not know that Russell is the of Mr. Andrew Dennison, landlord of the Unicorn, in Hen- Hama Village-at • quarter to 11. plaintiff in the real cause on the list, and that the owner of e j etio . otreot c ovem _ fferdro. Badsworth hounds, Tuesday, Man Village ; Thursday, the gig has also on attics. Was not aware that the sheriff's About half-put 11 o'clock cn Friday night Wi'aism How lett's:bridge ; Saturd a y , Riarrame-hill-et half-pest 10. <MOST/ were after Rowell. Rowell did not whip the horse Ter, the barman, had occasion to retire for about a minute Upton banters, Tuesday, Cross Hands, Henley. es hard se he could. He whipped to keep him out of the from the shop to the bar parlour • where • gentleman was sit- B. V. li. Tuesday, Dockland Known, ; Friday, Acton way of the dray. Witness diet not know if he whipped the t i ng a l one , and hearing a coin ( al l upon the hearthstone from Wood Iroe ' dent-st half-past 11. MP violently, or struck him with the butt-end of the whip. the mantelpiece in the shop, he hurried round the counter, Mr. Linaley's hounds, Tuesday, Osbert= ; ' Thursday, WI saw hie ' p ush a "an off the step . The man was not and secured the prisoner in the set of drawing a long stick Wickersley Bee ; Friday, Grove hall-past 10. . on the ground senseless. That man did not bring the action he held in his hand from the direction of the mantelpiece, Mr. M. Impala's hounds, Thursday, Drakelowe ; gator- at the MAIO*. It was the other man. Hassell was then on which a quantity of silver money was piled up. The stick day, Yoxhall Lodge-Turn, to 11. found guilty. As goon as they got the gig right airsio, wit- was nearly as long as • fishing-rod, having • groove in the load limy Bentnack's hounds., Tuesday, Pantos ; seas drove a. Rowell was put into a cab and taken along middle, in which was inserted a second joint, at the end of Wednesday, Barden ; Townley. Carlton-nbloreland ; the Strand. Russell drove the horse about for the purpose which was fixed a plate of tin about two inches square, ' Friday, Somerby Hall; Saturday, Newbold Common-11. M breaking him- smeared over with pitch or tar, to secure any small article Woccestenbin ho unds, Weslusday, Hundred House ; Re-examined-The sentence on Russell at the sessions within reach. The coin that fell was a ballerown, on which Friday Howell-1014am 10. was to pay • shilling, sad he was discharged. Th e horse was laid a half sovereign , and to this tempting sprat the p. i- Lagar, hounds, Friday, Medal Pit Turnpike, Staunton ha* banned _hocks ev r since the accident. weer attached his magnetic plate, when the half-crown, as -half past 10. Edward Bousell, • commission agent, generally confirmed might be said, cried out " Stop thief," upon which he said Suffolk bounds, Thursday, Pakenhana Sava ; Satur- the evidence of the preceding witness. I knew one of the he never intended to disturb the cash, exposing an ardent daFashes• Grern-quarter to 11. Ms, named Coleman, to be an officer of the Sheriff of Surrey, hoot that be would be liberated. I Warwickshire hounds, Tuesday, Whatnot; Thursday, but did not know that he was an officer of Middlesex. I did kr. Dennison said he was called out of bed to assist in 1 rpm Wood; Friday, BweellHr ; Saturday, Btosetaigh set know of any writ against me in Middlesex, but I knew preferring the charge, and ou threatening to search him be. A buy-hall pest 10. acme in Surrey, If I had not whipped the horse, we must tore the o ffi cer arrived, he took from the folds of an old ',pro's South Wad Pude, Tuesday, Breckenborough Her; have been overturned. A man 1 have sines ascertained to the halt-sovereign, hoping that compassion would be shown Thursday, Idaho Staunton ; Saturday . Wawa Wood, be a brother of Daniels, jumped on the steps of the gig. to him for restoring it to the owner. Brigham harriers, Wednes day, Race Course. I did not know him, nor had I ever seen him before. I had Constable 121 F proved that bents the prisoner was given Brookside harriers, Thursday, Telscombe Tye. the whip in my hand, and tried to push him off with the into his charge he saw him lurking about the prosecutor's Creerkey and Horsham hounds, Wednesday, Wareham same hand. It was not Siff to allow him to remain, with door with another like himself, each being provided with a Court ; Friday, Balcombe-quarter to 11. the horse in the state in which he was at the time. After rod, and, peeler, Made expecting a nibble from the in- Branham Moor bounde, - Wednesday, Chu:eh Futon ; the men took m*, they did nothing ill the lust to assist the T ai ns heap. on the otenid- piece. Friday, Hichoton Bar ; Saturday, &sates Mills-half- horse, nor would they allow me to do so. The horse was The prisoner snood too modest to say anything to the pest W. three months before he went out of the stable after the ac- charge, and he was fully committed to the Middlesex see awake hounds, Wednesday, Dunham Marry ; Thum oldest. He had capped hock' after it. Sold the horse to silo= for tied, day, Tabby Park : Saturday, Crewe Hall-half-pest 10. the plainti ff for 401. is March previously. Mr. A. Smith's hounds, the ant day the weather permits, Crosenumined.-I ply hut the horse for a fortnight be st Cresaboe's Farm. fore I sold him. I bought him of a parson at Chichester. I ?ITALIC SALES. York end Aisaty, Thursday, Amstar ; Tuesday, Cap. deal a pod deal in horns on commission. The plaintiff ~ grove ; Saturday, Skepwith Bridge-half-put 10. wished me to break him, and I was doing Post Win By Meath nof the onurruswourm and Some, at the Mart.- Freehold estates, com rids spin n in gm ills and • Melanoma hounds, Tuesday, Bent .n New Inn ; Thus- sceident. I have the horse still in my stable. I was paid - all , p g weaving da Butes Agnes , Friday, Hush Toll Bar--quarter 401. he lam about the Bth of Marcto A person named factories , with necessary appurteasnces , in the lower town tool. Brett, a beesedealer in the Kentroced, was present at theof B'd rth fib petalwith • • ri gno , ro • machinery steam-engines, &co.-sold for 7,000 L . • ' Hambleton hounds, Tuesday, Boltlay Village; Friday, time. Plaintiff never took sway the hone, in consegience Morton-10. of the seeddesa. I was the first witness called in an action , .. Mr. THomes , the 11 Homes, at art.-Leuehold house 6, Barns terrace Is li ngton, let for 451. per annum, ' held for 69 Mr. Maurer. baniers, Friday, Hilton-hal/last 10. ham& by Mr. Bennett, arising out of this matter. Ido " eie l ' ...t.. Captain R. Lewis's harriers, Tuesday, Dishforth . Thule- we, end n lived or lodged in Percy - street I knew year, unexpired at s roc -sold for 440/. day, Cowsby Mill ; Saturday, Mutes Bridge-11. Leasehold house 7, Barnabory- terrace , let for 411.. held Conmes. the sheriff allosee run, and bribed him about 3 oo ..,, 2__,. . Hurworth hounds, Tosediay, Croft Bridge ; Saturday, msadas behre not to error. ass. It was on a writ at f or "" y ears `. ''''a for 3901. Over Dausdale-halfpast 10. the wit of • Mr. Billiter. I did not expect • writ in Middle- Cleveland hound, Thursday. Siemer. sex. At the time the men seised the horse there was a METEOROLOGICA.L RETURNS. Merpeth harriers, Friday, Clifton-10. s The whip was • pony whip and could net reach Tiorisle hounds, Thursday, Suonfordhas ; Saturday, the .holden of the hone without standing up. I MONDAY, JAN. 28, 1860. Neswack-helf.pst 10, have been able to neat the man's heed on the shaft. The State of the Weather at ea c h of th e hol ow i ng H aan at Mapes hema4 Wednesday, Altonside Banks , Saturday, I set use his hand bleeding. I did not my anything Mime o'clock ea Saturday osoosing.-Thetatione are Dry bars Clough-9. abort this being a pony whip at the previous trial. If I arran ged i n order of latit u d e . Bis Tenon Sykee's hounds, Wednesday, half way betweal WWI that men it was by aisti&nt. I struck the other man Stamina Bridge and Gate Helmsley-bilf-past 10. theree a ateenoth a who was getting into the gig with my fist, but not with the Ramon Flask gu t& - w r m. atria o' Weather. Bedell, lemmas, Wednesday, Oak Mahn (Leemisp batend of the whip, r was sworn to at the trial. I might ' lime); leaden . Streatham' village-half-pest 10. hen said that it was a wonder that I had not knocked his Mingoorw...-..-. W. Win °mead Renegue harriers, Friday, Beret Ostee-half-mat 10. head in. Iha to pay Is. of fine at the sessions. Tho judge Ulm N.W. Calm Punish, Cloudy Crawley and Henbane hounds, Wednesday, Ws:nisei recommended that the man should be compensated. A sum hkemme H.W. Genlistinese overcast Court; Prklay, Beicombe village-quarter to 11. MARINO" ....... ...... of 301. was paid to my solicitor. lam a commission agent. goomeono &outdoes bounds Friday, Lsughton Pound . 1 I dea in anything. I sell wine, cigar., or horses. I am fa uns Mr. Nurser's ► konalls, Thursday, Parham Perk , Situ- nub to the attorney in this cause. I have nothing to do Burma S.W. Illacnilkesse halo -- day, Olga Hops-hat pet 10. with • house in Athemailentreet, but I cell some- BRAINED High Peak harriers, Tuesday, Green Cowden Farm ; times at • house there, No. 48. Fountain, a tailor, Gumillvaca Friday,lderidgbey-11. keeps the house. I do set know who is the pro. 4 Wi rb e n Mr. Tnlewny's pounds, Tuesday', Baler's Arms, Dean ; pristoe of the upstairs place. I call there for orders. Lucy Friday, Sheep Bridge-half -past 10. take wine and cigars there. (Laughter.) LW . Gentle armee Cloudy W. Hared Wind Partially Cloudy W. Ossesereses Partially Cloudy G ... " .. I have nothing to it eee enese r Mr. 111, Me lilla" hounds, Thursday, Woodford Bridge do with this emit except ae a witness, The attorney is this ease teen - W. lierdWhad Cloudy 0 -heart Ilk case is the samosa in the action of Bennett, and also in the Bianneinn -- W. Genet BUMS OTCTOIN i Mr. orgen'e hounds Thursday, Amy Cram-h a lf-p as t 10. nex t ac ti on . I t o ok the benefit ado insolvent Debtors' Act T AMNON= N.W. Omen Bream lan Sir Hy. Salsa ' s bands, Thursday, Boaster Bridge : Batar after the arrest. Prvaasuaavvv..... N.W. /lard Wind Partially pear dn k, e" r e 91".. YAILIIIMIII Reexamined-The plaintiff has directed me to sal the e a . W. °seemliness kiln . ens • bounds. Wednesday, Burrlispos M oor; hone for anything I can ge t , not under 201. 1 bribed Cole- oworay Friday, Ashishrsy- half -pest 10. W. Cootie Breese Cloudless man not to arrest me in barmy. I have paid him altogethe.s Rotuma W. Mania scud Mr. N. Fannies's hounds, Wednesday, Schesimester about five pounds. (Laughter.) Daniel' his master, had genemesms--e•-•-• W. o _ o _O•stilgreme Overcast lan ; Saturday, Garland Moor-helf-pest 19. N. D. hewed* Tuesday, Hill Tows Cross; Thursday, servant. (Re newed laughter. BMA' • g , CHOP' Bridge-kaf.pest 10. me uresterl Middlesex, and hus saved the honour of his [..", mmele•••••••••••••••• W. • `..' Beoer t'arl; Caul ilaiit George Sewer, • camaa, wile was in Bridge street at the Lieu . N.W. Gentle Breen Bala Thelea . mem Friday, ?formal Crow-hell pest 10. thus of its ace lest, ;sad C. Philo', his man, who were NaWCANSIR Therms betas , y, Leigh Wood ; Friday, Clay- with the deity against which the eig was driven, gave ecrro- BYTIOCIE N. Hard - Wiled Snow i hanger ; geturdsy, Templeton Commas-bed pet 10 . keratin testimony. • In cromnuraination, the latter wit- Maws= Lord Beisedeles Panda Wednesday Ter Wood ; Fri- seer said the person Arial& gig began to whip the Gusesow day, Farmington Grove,- Saturday , Tardep- hell -pest 10. moment the mon seised the 'ha men were " gag. drooraiix Berkshire hounds, Wedosmige Liagill• lan 1 Friday, gist "the , a hor e r b s e /i ,vo tkle im bit the whole time. e p . state. a ofh THIS DAY, Hour. Deuce Park- half past 10. Mr. Phillips's hounds, Tuesday, Theme Perk ; Friday, meat ware of weather. I Whd B.W. Stray enema Overcast. Hakim Step Pits. Two other sateseg. and Mr. Gass Hall. • banister. who - . ... eo. . . ... . . .. - __ THIS DAY, NOON. Cowes et WWI. Strength et Weed. Stale ci Weather. tt.W. Strew Swam Overcoat. The Mures Iron the ifellievriag places did not reach this case in Wag for pabliestica on Saturday; they therefore beanie the stets of the weather on Friday morning at Niue °Week. Mr.laar9 harriers, Thursday. Bliesploy's ; Ilnurday, Paiswe's Pam V. W. B. Tuesday, Bed Ledge; Thursday, Swindon Tows Friday Bans Guards, Cinacoster Woods; &tut dez, Ankle Friday, Volars. Zenon amnion, Wadassday, Calthwaito ; BanzasY, Past Rene, Pluispeon—hshpass 10. Clads Menses. Washarday, Wetheral ; Thsindffi ID* Biestwall; Down —P. Two other edema and Kr. Oda Hall, a berrinn who happened to be la Beidgetivele at the time ref the modilont, pre similar endow" Theme Prise, veterinary emiea, Perk-areet, Ken sington-mum Mend that hi Mimi 1 the hone for three =. lion Sell* at Mq, at Bull's stables, is Cam- Heocreed. Hie imp wee 211, which he had received. The hone wee utterly and entirely :mks, daring the time ko attended it. At Ma time of the accident, cooid- LL OWN wools 6* laid= masa, Os horse was wadi Tali :.............::: Wutror ...... Warrauvar ....... Bunn DUMB ~,,.,,,.,.,,, , &w. I ca. s. s.w. w. 88 ` .w. I , Alin Cala I thacut Gentle Breese 1 Main Gentle Breeze Rain Strong Breese Raiz CM* Drew Owes& coTTON.—LivehronL, JAN. 26.—The market :tl•day „ NA µredly, gni the Nam Were about 6,000 bake, including halt taken on . 4 .N:l:alien. MA:mauves, 3mll 23 —The Yarn end Piece mike has been elgoodbillie quiffi to-day, and buyers are =willing to canard° the dews daniMadiftes Tamil, sore yeetleelsrly tree ethanol *men has sprung up as to whether the bah riles to whhho=da tors to Liverpool sal d have driven up the pekes tea be malmained. Thirty.sia /a= eleknage and the lower smithies et 'waiters are in demand, but business has been prledasUy atelned to tesosaetione in.whieh vodka were willhig to bike tb pekes el last week. no same sup be 'ski of Yarns ; sad spleens, la eons have Wen disposed to accept rathm lower terms than they demoded earlier in the week. WOOLLEN.—Lcns JAN. 26.—The cloth markit hu been buoyant and brisk, and an emellent business was date, aeufdsraDry more than cc any premium market day for a lon. time Piet. Wits then was a great difficulty to sell. No warlatioe to Le no -1104 mattes regards tputlty, tor Desno, Pas% and Oats. Qu - ttn v whits, es.. to 435. ; red, its. to Us. per qr. Barley, salting, 252. to 275. • grin lag, lss. to 225. neap. its. to 32. Peas, 265. to 20s. Oats, 20s. to 2 ts. rote household Flour, f.o.b 27v. sack of 22 ' 011., parebesers finding socks and cLdsolog ono 1MA201 . 11 eredl.. Retail, 16.6 d. per stone. - - - - - - - - - LlNl22l.—BoLooso, J Jur. 26. Wo Bre hippy izs able to report an exceeding Isrbk demand for line led leer 7sinvi b t: an advance is pries. 'reeds buoy in a sore sa tue d is ronddllit state than ter it last • roan* pest. &des sre eesily woe at the utkonerd Rte, end there is noses to believe, tram the state of stock sod the alive Otsetted. medal *e the better deepriptkos Cl limn toupee, that *planers irN shady tit Gr a further ries. In Ballymena, and other osonery smarbels, all the cloth *Mired hes been moldy bought up at an *lessee. Me experts id liner tone Wrest surveilled lest we* to 51 balsa, 134 bones, lee eases, awl I Wawa ; and from LIM pool during the previous week, te **belts, 817 holm. 760 uses, 41 troves, red hi Fetuses. Anew if Ulster. NOTTIXONAM, Jan. 26.—At to-day's market Ma buatnell. dose in the cam trade is moat Milani. Milan are by so means analogs to by, and on the other hand fanners do not prep sales: we ma only nets prism *craze, mealnally the same for most mildew barlsy say be a trifle In favour of the buyer, bat the earin. Poo in merytlass is verysmell, end the amply by ssmaw eastadve. Premasonorog, Jac 26.—We had • fair supply of Wheat here to.dry; aL epssammaditkmed maniples made last week's prices; other sate the tare low e r: 6S 3 b. red What. Sea. to Sea. per qr. Variey, la per qr. lower; pekes rule from 15s. to 26 % per qr. Oneand beans, In per qr. cheaper, the former making from 74d. to per at the latter from 23e. to 2.1 e. per qr. PiTWoltit, Jan. 26.—Our la atkee was well supplied with Wheat to-day, bat we ma quote no improvement in prim oc demand, the ehange, any, la Year of the buyer wto but little mooing in other pain. Wheat, 101. to 101 . per load:red, W. to tit. 10s. Barley, mains& Ws. to lOW per or.• knotting, 245. to 235. Olit", Its. to ITs. Ws. to WM Bean", KM to 325. - • • BARDWARE.-13taNneoNAN, JAN. Z.—Trade here continue in a eery healthy note; seders have come in rapidly during the last fortnight All all deseriptionspiiroude—there is srairetty a ma nufiistory when the bands are nut fully employed, and in many places they are working overtime. Asa remark il•le iIIP4IIIIOE of emu menial spirit and eatery/ lee, It may be worth while to mention that fat the first time In this country the process of smelting copper has been attempted by pirate individusls. hieseni. L.kington and Co., the eleetro-platers of this town, some time epee determined to by the experiment of smelting on their own account copper tor their manu factory, and a few days sines the first batch of the metal them produced strived here from the work, at Neath. Hitherto, as iswel l known, on account of the Lansaw outlay required, the smelting of c ooper has been aid attempted by imenpantes. In the me l t ing it that Messrs. and Go. have already embarked some 20,h001. CORN.—Anuovnt, Jan. 26. A plentiful supply of grain ; the price+ tor Wheat were about the name as last week, but the sales were conducted without animation. Flour unaltered. tiood Barley u lanomieg seams ; notwithetuntling, malting seraphs are ill slow request, and only the beet descriptions maintained last week's prices; other sorts were Is. lower. But IltUe doing to Oats, w hick I were the turn cheaper. Malt remains stationary. Other articles ezelted little or no attention. Wheat, white, 41e. to 435. ; red, se a , I to 41a; middling, no. to 30e. Barley, 20e. 64. to 231. Oats, Ids. t o ye a ; Beene, new. to 341. PLUS see. to 31s. 6d. Malt, 31s. to SSA. per qr. Flour, 275. to :Os. per each. AYLMllltritY, Jan. 26.—We had a goad supple of Frain, but little or no demsnd. M. 10s. to U. 3s. per loot. Barley, 225. to 26e. per qr. Beans, 23e, to 31e. Pe" 2da. to 32e. (bids, the. to 225. BATH. Jan. 26.—Our market was well supplied with grain, which sold at Lot week's prices. BgaronD, Jan. 26.—Tbere was but very little business dons In the corn trade to.day, owing to the Protection meeting being called at one etslock on this day ; there were but kw samples or Wheat showing. Farmers sot know lug how te proceed, they revived to hold back; were sales were effects.' u trifle lower than led week was taken. Barley was lupin very dull and in favour of the buyer. A large quantity or Beane aud as, which must be quoted Is. per qr. lower. Oats as last week. Bunwicx, Jan. 26. We had a small attendance at our market to-day, and .prices may be quoted the same as last week; denoted dull. - - Jan. 26.-With a ohmage of mind, oar imports ei grain and Oatmeal are to a fair amount. The same inactivity hoe prevailed in the corn trade since oar last, es we have had occasion to notice for general mesa Oet Wedneedey Flour declined &L per peek bat the tremor:Bons In caber ankles were so limited, prices remdoed adverted. We bad a= n supply of Wheat from the neighbouring growers at our CPS to.day, which met a slow dragging vale, at a redgetias of 6d. to la. whittle. With en much English on show, Irish woe not though offerlog et • further abate ment of Id. to IL per quite nominal. Flour moved slowly at the above decline. BMW plentiful, and English must be noted ed. pee windleehaaper. Oats very dull of ode, at our previous currency. Oatmeal in limited requeet, end 3d. per Wed lower. Wheat, English, per wind), ot 33 1 .01 b, Lancashire, white, lb.. ed. to 21a. W. ; red, ltd. od. toils. 6d.; Irish, per bushel of line., white, Is. Md. to Ga. 4d.; red, euperior qualities, is. 7.;i1. to So. ; middling to good, 1.. 3d. to is. 3,d. Foreign, per bushel of 701b5., American and white, Gs. pd. to 7c. ; red, Gs. 2J. to to. Cal. Mated° and K rg, high mixed, te.OrL ; mixed, 6e. 10s. ; Boston, Ancient, and ritcttin, red, Gs. W. to Gs. 10d. ; Homburg and Lower Baltic, red, Gs. W. to Gs. 7d. ; Rotterdam and the Rhine, red, 01. 3d. to Ga. r.d.; French, red, Se. 6VL to 5,..2d. Flour, per pack of 240105., English, fine to superfine, 268. ed. to ate. ed. ; amine, 22a. ed. to 275. Gd.; Irish, per sack of 2001b5., line to superfine, 31s. ed. to 335. ed.; extras superfine, Sta. Gd. to 3Ge. rd; Amer man, per barrel ,d 19610. a, tie. to 245.1.4.; Canadian, 235. to 245. Beans, per windle of 22010., English at.d Irish, Ila 6d. to Od. Peas, per 24010.., white boilen, 14..,t0 14.. Gd. ; per 2301 b., maple and grey, llt to 145.6 d. Oats, per Mabel of 451 ha, ineb, mime meeting qualities, 2s. 6d. to 20. 7d.; common, old, b. 4d. to Sd.; provender, 25.7 d. to 36. Oatmeal, per load of 2tolba. , English, 225. Gd. to 232.5 d.; high, choice dimples, 225.6 d. to Motel.; good general qualities, 22a. Od. to 22.. 3d.; middling to good 21.. 6d. to 21s. 9d. ; Indian Corn, per (plater of addna, 3M. to 294. Indian Corn Meal, per peck of 201 be., white, Failbila manufactur . .„ 17e. 6d. ; yellow, Its, Q. to 175. Bran, per pack of 24010.., English and Irish, 10.. to 105. Gd. IitATON, Jan. 26.-We have had a moderate supply of Wheat to.day, which was taken off slowly at late ratev. There being a dead, dennuid for Beans, for the templet a slight advance was obtained. Noehange in Oats. Wheat, red, 34a. to ave.; white, 434. Oat.. Ifs. to 17s. Ileums 2 is. to 27e. per qr. GAMMON: n, Jan. 26.-Our market was in a most de pressed state, and abundantly supplied with all Corn, for which the demand arm very trifling. Wheat, red, 345. to 415.; white, 41s. Barley, aced, 19.. to 200.; malt eg, 245. to NO. Beans, new, 234. to 24a; old, 313. to 325. Pew, 265. to 13s. Oats, Its. to 24re. CANTERBUIST, JUL 26.-We had a very good suppl y Of Wheat, but trade very dull, sad prices Is. to Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, 34a. to 410.; brown, Sm. to SW. Battey. 245. to 270. Gd. Oat% 10.. to 16e. Beans, 10.. to 2.14. Peso, 24a. Gd.; white, t. a. CARLIaLI, Jan. 26 -Supply allant an average, which Fold slowly, at • decline 01 Gd. per hostel. Other kinds of groin much ' about the same. Vanat, white, new and old, 16s. to 169. Gd. ; red, new and old, list. 34. to 1:s. Barley, new and old, to. to 9s. Oats, potato, se. 44. to 6s. id.; eonurem, 3s. to 3s. 94. per qr. Flour, Is. bd. to 2s. Oatmeal, le. Gd. liyemeal, 14.24. Bark7msul, Is. pet stone. CoxelinsVittt, Jan. 26.-The chaste in the weather has materially affected the condition of the Wheat ; the supply is fair, and tine dry thing sell at shout late rates; ill-conditioned is 1,. per qr. cheaper. Barley sell. slowly, more especially the lower qualiuos, of which the supply is large and pnces are very Irregul tr. In Beans and Peas them is no material alteration ; the trade is il.ll, and prior are If anything in Meow of the buyers. LOCCEMTRIL Jan. 26.-At our market this day thew was a good supply of EneitLW heat, and all prime samples found purvba.ers at 10. per qr. &el . Moe foreign, Lad buyers appeared, holden would have accepted rather lees money. Barley and leans SiOW sale. at former room for luta there fair den, aul, furl pier , . The billowing are the present quotations. - Wheat, English, white, per imp. bushel, 30. od. to Se. 45. ad. to 5...; Dantaie (white Gramme), per vomb.., lc Ind. to Gs. ; Pome ranian, Stettin, 4s. lit. to 3e. 14d.; Odessa,,lgerianopolL soft, 4.. W. to So. cwt • Odessua Taganrog, hard, nominal, 4s. Gd. to 4r. ud. Barley, Entlid;, trrinding, per 4oulba, 21,. to 22a; malting, per imperial qr., Le. to 2GF. oil .; tenth, grinding, 241 a. to 211.; malting, 223.0 J. to 23e.; foreign, grinding, ne. Od. to 22a; matting, Ve. Od. to 245. Beats, English, per Imperial bushel, 3s. OA. to 34. StL; few Egyptian, per r Glilbs, is. 3d.do is. 4W.; French, Dutch, sawn tle i t a, 3.. sd. to :P. Irish, 3a. 4d. to OF. ,Cal. oats, Limerick, Wexford, DAnumarthy, whits, per 31211 w., 17... od. to I• L lad. ; Cork, Waterford, V intend!, 16s. to 17s. ; Welsh, black, 13t.. Gd. to Ifs. id. ; Irish, per 11121b5., 130. 6d. to his. ed. Peas, breakers, per imp. DL. English, 4a. to 4s. 341.; foreign, 3a to. to 3e. 10d.; grey sad grandam, per 631ita, Eagilsh, 34. Gd. to 3.. NI.; foreign, 3• au. to 34. id. Lentils, ha 94. to 3.. 4d. Flour, best strionda, English, 330. to Us. Linseed Cakes, !french, per ton, to. to if. aa, Imports ar the weekending Jan. 23 :-Wheat, 4,408; Berm, M. OCILDeOItD,Jan. 26.—Our Wheat trade to-day eseumed a somewhat livelier appearance, dare being n extensive deuttold at the petrel of last week. Fine runs of white, 445. to Nis.; superfine, Nis.; red, Die. t 3 425. Other grain as before. Ha ezrostu, Jan. 26.-1 lie market was well attended by both farmers and drakes, but the decline experienced etc Wheat in really ail the market. of the kingdom during the yetis wan felt here, :sod to dfect soles a reduction WILY obliged ts be submittal to. Ali spring Coro eery dull. and the tut o in Donne of the purchaser. Priam: Wheat, per 4s. Id. to 4s. Ital. Barley, per bushei, lis. to 11. 3d. Oats, 2a 64. to 2s.lM. Desna, 34. Td. tu iie. dd. Per, grey, 3s. 4d. to 3e. ad.; white, boilers, 4e. bbl. to Ss. HERTFORD, Jan. 26.—The supply ot Wheat small. trade extremely dull, at rather less money. barley in large supply ; fine sample, made last week's prices. Inferior sorts Is. per gr. lowtr. Oats made full as much money. Peas and Deane a dull trade, at Wt week's orlon.. Wheat, 235. to Ras. per loud. Marley, 22e. to 31a. Ix/ qr. Oat., laa. to 225. liens lbs. to Dn. per load. Deans, 13s. to 21s. Rye, 12s. to 13e. KENDAL, Jan. 26.—At to•day's market we had a good average supply of both Wheat and Oats. Upon the whole, a dull sale for each, at previous rates. Wheat, 235. fal. to 23e. 6d. per load of 20 stone. Oats, 9d. to 12d. per stone. American barrel Flour, 23e.1id. to 275. LANCASTitIt, Jut. 26.—Thera wu a good attendance:at market this morning. Wheat sold slowly, at per load decline. o.tmeal ioul Beans add easily, at late prices. Arrival. moderate. Wheat, 23a. to 264. per 2,5011.1. Beans, 140 to Ile. ed. Oatmeal, 2:5.. to Va. Gd. Rcauixo, Jan. 26.—The trade in corn appears brought td a complete stand Mill, for, notwithstanding we had a fair supply of Wheat at this day's market, i nihiers and dealers mmifeated the utmost indifference, and what ow sales were tlimted was at a decline of fully Is. per qr. The same remark also applies to middling and inferior barley, but hest qualities sold slowly at late rates. There was nothing doing in any other grain. Fiat/LON WALDEN, Jan. 20.—Wheat market extremely dull ; from Er*. to 401. ikr qr. Barley, for =dung, a Leavy sale. from 27a. to 295. 04. per qr. Beans lower, from 2.55. to 275. Pau, for hogs, 27e. to 295. Oata Irl W 131U.1130111 :14Y, Jan. 26. - The supply of Wheat was good. Farmers were more willing tont, but the demand was small; consequently but little buai new was traneamed at a corresponding re daction from this day week. Flour unaltered. Barley was to good sup ply, and the sale dull ; best samples could not be bought on easier terms than last week ; but recondary qualities were the turn cheaper. Oats were a dull sale, but maintained former value. The transac. Uwe In ether articles are unworthy of note. Wheat, 34F. to 421. Barley, 21e. to 26a. Oats, 15r. to 225. Beans, 30e. to 36e. Pen% 295. to 33e. Malt, b4s. to Ills. per qr. Flour, 271. to 28a. per sack. • flitnetWancaT, Jan. 26. -We had a good Supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats from the farmers at this day's market, which met with a dull sale at last week's prices. WAltil [Saline, Jan. 26.-Wheat was in very large supply. The millers acted with great reserve, conrequently Plies were dull, and prices depressed Is. per qr. Much remained unsold. The market was also well stocked with Barley, but there were but few buyers umut, and it wasdfillcult of dieporal, ere@ at a decline of is. to la Gd. per qr. Oats were similarly depressed in price, and the trade exeresively dull. Beans were 2e. per qr. cheaper; and Peas was tat about the curves cy of this day week. wheat, 325. to 41e. , chewier, 2.5 e. to 2 a Gel grinding tos. to Me. 'Oette, Its. to PAa 30.. to 3M. Pea, 2 4u. to 444 t. Malt, Wa. to Pm. per qr. Flour, 275. to tee. per sack. WIMCKIIATEII, Jan. 26.-Thers wu a fail attendance, with • large quantity of Woad on offer. Businem wallows very depramd, and great difficulty was experienced in electing sales, thowah prices generally were supported. A good average amount of bedews doing in foreign._ Barley was in large *apply, the demand for which was quite Madequale. Scene law samples brought last week'. prices, but &ilea were mostly sutectrd at a further decline of Is. Oats sat • limited inquiry, anti • induction of fah to Is. per qr. was submitted to. Wheat, W. to 111, per laud. liarley, 20s. tO 2 0 a. Oats, black, 134. to ISs.; white , .19s. to 21s. Wane, Egyptirte, 235. English, .W.. to 3ro. Peas, .s. to 31e. Malt, Ste. to S.'s. per qr. Wteneca. Jan. 26.-There is a good denund to.claL e f: the beet dry Wheat at rather over last week's prices. Oats and anductin termer rate, with a gaud supply ut each article. Wheat, wnite, to 411.; extra, 44e. per qr. red, 345. to 2ss.; extra, Obit per qr. Oats, 7tel. to rid, per stone. Lass, new, 21r. to Sus. per op. Weiltegarig, Jan. 26.-Our market to-day was amain largely eupplied by the farmers, and the trade riled dull. Sales were wily to be made at a reduction of le. per qr. Barley sae diffkult to dispose of even by submitting to a similar decline. i fats maintained their value, and fine were inquired fur. On Beane and Peas toe turn was in favour of the buyers. YOMg, Jan. 26. -W. had a good supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats at the day'' market; but samples of Wheat and Barley ma•ntnin last week's price s ; middling samples slow sale, at rather lower peen. Oats dull, and rather lower. In other articles alteraucm. Wheat, white, 41.11. to 431. per imperial qr.; red, gas. to 40s. Barley, malting, 221. to We.; grinding, 2.5. to 225. Beans. 2ns. to 275. Math 32e. to Ws. Oats, tad. to tild. per stone of Flour, 31e. per reek it DUBLIN, Jan. 26. - We had an exered'ogly doll market at our Corn Exchange to-day. The Marine.. transacted was • very trilling, and, with the exception of the best qualities of while wheal, all des:riot:one grain must be noted alatut ish cheaper. tirareely se inquiry for Indian corn. White wheat, tee. to 23e.• : r. cline, 19a. to its •, barley, Ile, to 135.; oats, ma. GEL to lea. per bey. • tianneal, 10e. w Ids. fat ; /wood Hour, 12a. bd. to Ills , per es t.; ln. then corn, 2ns. to 295. Ad. per ISO Itss. Coax, Jan. 23.-Thu supplies of home quits have been nauderate, the receipts of the week amounting to-Wheat, 1,432 brie , at Ida. to 20.. td.; Barley, 2,19$ bele., at 7e. to Ile. 10d.; Crate, 3,320 kris., at te. 3d, to lea. In the grain market we hare no alters tun In Woe worthy of notice in any article of produce. In prepared Irish W heat there is rery little busineis doing; and fur foreign also we experience anything but a brisk demand, the purchases made being soh ;y to supply immediate want'. Hence the trade is slow and uma tiwoctory. We have o u change in prices. Foam lots of grinding Bar ley have changed hands at the rates of last week. We have no trans. tuitions to repeat in Oat-, holden , ,till continuing to &tome! rata Wadi parch...re could not afford to give without incurring the risk M lose. Burtnerr in the article is almost at a stand stilt. Irih Flour meets a very restricted side. For prime foreign the ilem•ted Is brisk, I and the supply scarcely adequate to meet the wants of the ; trade. Indian Liata dull. leutaattca, Jan. 26.-The weather for the week hes been Hue, and fevourable for tillage operatMoa. The moths of gnat from the fanners are very moderate, and priors keep tei id. At this day's market Wheat was in moderate ripply, and for Incl raniplea MU prices wire paid. thus and Barley In go tl demand, at our qno- Wiens. A lee arrivals of Indian Cora; the late ttltvance has rather checked riles, but still no alteration in value, and present pricer may hi ountudered firm. Indian, Rye, and oat Meals in lair retail demand: i Wheat, red, 12d. to 131 d.; white, 13.1. to IW. Oat., to aid. Bar ley, ed. to W. Galata Indian Corr, 71. es.; Ibrail, 71. 21. ekl. : blemish, 71. m. ed.; haulms, 71. ; Yellow American, 7J. Indian Corn Meal, W. Oatmeal, 11.1. IM. Ryeineal, 71. per ton. WATEUF MD. Jan. 26.-Our timeline of grain from the country hare been moderate Pince this day re'neight, and Iron, abroad to a fair esteilL The trade, indoneed by the depressing nOtounte inms the famish walies, has exhibited great thdness anti inactivity during the act la, and with the exception of lonian Wheat and Indian Corn, pricer or at articles bare had a downward terdemy. Wheat : Beet samples of foreign hare met a fair implity at former rates, but frith of all &script:one hw declined 3d. to Oil. per b meek Barley has been In nub vary small supply that quotations for it way be own sheered almost :mound. The raluc of Mack Oats has receded 3d. per Morel, but the price of white remains unaltered. flour, with a save,lialind must tic nand cheaper tn• (id • per sack. Ilur demand ' for Indian en has been lees active thee of late, but prices are telly maintainef. The fo l lowing are the prewnt quotati ons : tindried Wheat, mill, per tort. 21s. out toils. 3d.; *Moping, les. 9d. to the. ed. Barley, nutting, per lts stone, Ile. to Ilk it.; grinding, Ya ad. to lea. Oats, white, per 14 Mem, es. 341. W es. ad.; black, es.lid. to 9s. Od. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Leith mill, per tei *tone 220 . 6 o• to 23 0• od.; shipping. We. Gel. to 21s. lid. ; Polish Oder., 22e. dd. to 245.; French red, 231.6 d. to 24e.ML Barley, grineling,por lei some, lee. W. to 10a. 9d. Oats, white, per 14 alone, 91. Ode to Ins.td.; black, gs. 3d. to low Oil. Flour, superfine, per sack, 30s. Pd. to Ile. fal.; seconds, 245. Od. to 26a. Od.; thirds, 2de. to 21c.; fourths, 17e. to lee. Indian tbrn, per 20 sl., Danube, 171. hi 1 &Led. • Ameri can, yellow and ted,l7s.3d.Ml7atd.; French,l7s.3d.to 17e. dd.; white, It., 3d. W 17a. lid. ; damaged, for cattle, We. to 14.. Italian Corn Meal, per cwt, 7a, dd. to Is. Od. Oatmeal, 9s. to 10.. Bean, per G stone, as. el. to U. Od. imports this week: Wheat, 3,650 qrs.; ludian Core, ; Flour, 20 brie. Exports : Oas 1,061 Isis.; Fleur, 5,764 nuke; Oatmeal, 420 mete. KIRKCALDY, Jan. 26.-The thaw which had commenced last Saturday continutil this week, and yesteeday the country was quite clear of snow. This morning we have had again a little .atone, but malt continues mild, we trust that by blond ty farmer* will be enabled to resume field opendiens. At our country markets this week we had moderate supplies of gruid, but they were quite equal to the demand, which was Am, at the prices of Last week. Here to-day we had only moderate supplies of all kinds of grain, which told readily sough at the prices of last week. Wheat, 32.. to LW per qr. Bar ley, les. to 22e. Od. Oats, I.ls. Mk to lee. lid. Oatmeal, per bag of faubs., 24e. W LEICLITER. Jut. 2G.—We had • very daU -ale for Wheat, at fully Is. decline in price:. Barley was also in good supply, and the turn in favour of the buyer. Oats an good rupoy, at previous rata+. beans the sante se Wet quoted. IIANCIIIIBTER, Jam. 26.—The Con trade throughout the week has been inactive in all its branches. At our Curn Exchange to nay the tranoactiens in every article were limited to the 'apply of present neeessities. In some description. of Wheat • tritling reduc tion is eutindtted to. Flour stow ale, at a &time of is. per sack. Oats and Oatmeal steady. Beans, Mite and tither minor articles without alteration. The following are the present prices • - Wheut, per bushel of ;tees., English, white, 6.. sal. to Id.; red, Os. 2d.to 6s. kL ; Irish, white, 3s. &I to 6s. al.; red, Ss.3d. to 3s. ad. Barley, per bushel of Goths., grinding, 3s. 21. to 3s. 4d. Ibis, ear bash. of 431 be., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 2s. Id. to 2e. Rd.; Irish Lin-dried runs, 2c. 3d. to Ss. 6d. Beans, per qr. of Seethe., English 29.. to lie.; tick, 275. to 290. Malt, per 6 imp. bushel., am, ifs. to 36e. ; fine secoode, 3ls. to 335. rem, per gimp. bushes, white and blue boilers, la. to 3k'. Flour, per sick of :Mlle., English and I, ne fi, Me. to 30e.; super fin e, 31.. Od. to 3/e. Od. extra, lie. to M o.; Oatmeal, per load of tiolbs., English and Irish, tts. Gd. to 22a. ed. Nawomerruc-0%-TYNts, Jam. 26.—The weather this week has understate a co/ankle change. On Tuesday (+Teeing a thaw set an, which aria ontinued up to the preset time. Tolley we have, snow again, with the wind north-caot. Farming operations are am sidered very backward in this district, and so soon no the land is eudt ciently dry to enable our farmers to get fin ward with spring tillage, their whole force will in all likelihood be employed to bring up their arrears of work, during which period our supplies, which hitherto have been upon an unusually blare' scale, may be expected to fall off moot Importantly. With the high rates for all ugricultutal praline abroad, at is to us meet extraordinary that the farmers in this country should hare persisted so long in making such large deliveries, and we tear if they continue in that wurlic, they will And to their cast they have been making a good market tor the foreigner when the shipping season recommencea in the spring. The transietlons during the present week have been most insignificant, still, as pries* ham now gut as low as they may be reasonably expected to go, holders hare refused to make any great outoeseion on either Wheat Sr Flour, the reduction submittal to not exceeding W. to Is.. per qr. and per sack respectively, whilst other article'. have Dearly I sustained their value. At our market tau minting we had a large chow of What frOt;thegrowrn,aiitielrkith Gauntry qualities so well as foreign being less pressed toe eale, s clearance was oteadtly effected, the best dry ample. nearly sustaining last week's price., whim condition parade (at which the major part of the timidly conoiond) mold slowly at • redaction of Ia per qr. In South Country. or torei little was dame, hoiden being unwilling to aocept under 4.1 e. tut choice new yellow Wheats 63lbs, and 425. per qr. name weight for new Ituateck; at the latter figure a mail cargo 01 new Rooteek wso placed during the week. Flour met little inquiry, bat in the hasincsi done former rates were spooned. Of aye and Kyemi al our market has bees cleared for Ireland. lo malting Barley or grinding sorts we have little varirtion to nubs. The mine tea mho will apply to Malt, Beans, and Peas. With Oats we were fairly supplied from our growers, fur which a steady sa`e was experienced at fully the terms of this day se'adeltt. The following are the present quotations:- Wheat, British, Northumberland, new, white, ti's. to 43e.; red, to 6W.; Noriolk end *Suffolk old, whi te,i 455. to 475. ; red, 41.. to 45e.;:new, white, 441. to 475. ; red, 42m. to Ho. ; Lincoln shire, 01d, white, 42ta 1. tie.; red, 42a. to 44e. ; new, white, 42e. to 43e red. 40.. to 4:a. Scotch and Dundee, white, 411 e. to 44 1 . ; • red, 1 1.. to 425. Rye, Norfolk and Sullblk, 2214 to 245. Barter, gerbils sad Suffolk, 24.. to 26e.; cheralier. 255. to 2714 ; Northunt berlsod and Scotch, 20s. to 22e; ehevalier,2ls. to 23e; grindiog and distilling, 20e. to 12,4 Malt, 44.. to Ws.; chevalier, KW to 521. Oats, Northumberland sod Scotch potato, old, 20s. to 228..• i ow, to.. to lie.; common and Angus, 17s. t 021.44; new, Lie. to 15a. Pies, white, buttery, 264. to 26a.; grey and maple, 245. to 261. Beane, add, 308. to 321. ; new, 264 to ass. Flour, line Stockton and Northumberland, 23e. to 300.; Norfolk - whites, 30:4 to 3214 ; huuseheldo, 2so. to .401 g. ;'e condo, 255. to 27a.; bousebdei, 21a. to VP. ; thirds, 220. to 245.; house hold., 21.4. to 24e. per reek. Foreign: Wheat, Dantoin and Konigsberg, white, 46e. to Oda; red, 40s. to 04 ; atheism, white, 44e. to 465.• red, 425. to 425.; Mecklenburg and ro man/slim, white. 445. to 499.; red, 41.. to 465. Hamburg, Marko, and Anhalt, white, 42.. to 46a.; red, 40s. to 445.; Kell and Illotelein, white, 39a. to 445. • red, 3sa. to 42e. ; Peteraburg end Archangel, red, 21s. 10 361.; ateosa, red, 460. ho 40o.; ditto Polish, red, 4in. to 42.. Rye, Pomeranian and l'ruaslan, 20a. to 240. Barley, Seal, 245. to 28a.; Pomeranian and liolatein, 19s. to 225. Oat., Dutch brew, 1014 tJ 16a.; Pomeranian feed, 14e, to int. ; Holstein and Danish, 13a. to 135.• Archangel and alga, 13a. to 1 to. rem, white, ten. to 30s. Beano, Friettland. IM. to 32e.; • Sts. to lie. The arrivals this week ore : Wheat, easetvriee, 670 ; 2,246. Barley, euenwne, 6 30 ; foreign. 300. tats, mistletoe, 2; nom, 1,546 map. BREAD.—JAN. 26.—The prices et Wheaten Breed in the M lost etroPais arc Rau Sid. to 7d.; in boueehold ditto, Sa. to ed. per Coo. CATTLE, e'te.-- HALLIUAT JANUARY FAIR —Our fair rean .t be considered as equal to them 01 14 wt years; however, con sidering the date 01 the weather, it muet have been constdenxl a good one, the prima* imnimishttee briugum guild prime, and much in tavour 01 the Article. The black eattte market 11.10 rather more depreseed thmi usual, with due ealee. Solingen. ranging from 4/. the. to Ii!. 14.1 e.; good epringers up to 9/. geevaw and dry Cattle slow of sale, and low in price, owing to their tow outulewm. The Mem moron well supplied, and goad Mae of Unsung Humes, wheat were tutaiouely looked fur, and ranging tram IUI. to 13/, - • - - --- Nnawicn, Jan. 26.-0.7 market Ws day was only tol. r ably supplied tribe Wheat by the farmers, and the supply wee quite to the &Humid, end yds*s did not maintain their previous rates by le. per qr. fur the beet, snd 24per qr. Inferior rune. The pester part woe in poor condition, and In coodequesee of the Meek up in the weather we anticipate the quality will be much worse for antral weeks. For Flour oily a dull male WY experienced, at about former Inlets. Barley trade dull, and be all bit prise lots et inaltAng qua. POULTRY, Etc.-lizwavre AND LEADENILLI.L, JAN. 26.-Turkeys, 38.6 d. to I rs. ; were, 4. to th. fol.; dusk., .. to 2s. !AL; INN. rabbits, Is. Id. to Is. 10& ; wild ditto, 04. to Is. 3d.; pigeons, Al. to Ind.; roasting plg, Is. 611. to 7s. ed. ern; Surrey fos Is, fo.do 10h; ditto, chickens, 4s. to So. 3d.; tisirtitiour fowls, Jo. to So. 3d. per couple pheasants, Jo. to Is.; partrtdgeo, Is. 6d. to Is. NI.; bares 20. bd. to lo.; =ipso, loi. to 741. teal, AI. to 104. ; wild ducks, 10. 3d. to 2s. 11; widgeons to. to Is. 4 J.; *ad plovers, fol. to is. each ; fresh butter, lid. to 4.1. pin lb.; Euglish eggs So. to DN. Pretteh du.,to la,. Per 115.. FISH. -BILLINGSOATE, JAN. 26.-Inrbots, 3s, to la.. • bra., 2.. t 00. .; cod Sob, 3A. to 611. W whitings 4d. to ; loboters, 10d. to Ai.; sake, sake, Sil. to Is. .; ; tels 4.1. to Is. per lb. ; bulge haddocks bd. to 1..; small ditto, lid. to lid. curls; crimped skate, ed. to lid. ; and prawns, 2s. 3d. to 2s. AL per lb. ; shrimps% Is. dd. 30. 6d. per gallon; bloaters, Is. 3d. to Is. AL per dozeu; common oyotero, 12s. to 3.i5.; douudero, thl. to 10. mein. Is. to Is. 9d. • std (reek herrings , 10,1 . In. AL per dozen. ; Al. to 10d. each; ruler, lid. to 2e. 3d. per pair. 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European schooner, Marshall, of Newcastle, with about 49 tots of bark on bJard, was totally lost on the 4th kit. at Casablanca ; crew saved. The maater remains behind to dispose of the wreck.—Gibraltar, Jan. 20. Pauline Houghton, Owen, trod Mauriti na to Llettiol , which got on the Wedg, Bend, 19th Jan , was gut dif morning, ar d proceeded for the river in tow of a tteory. tog.—Margate, Jan. 25. Mother, from Liverpool, hen arrived here making ar k y water, and With other eonsideranlo damage, baying strueit upon • sunken rock between Bucco and the blind of Flores ; she was hove down to-day, s yed, and Ina ths general state of her hAtom it is . eared she will have to :a conderened.—Monte Video, Dec. 1. Ulysses, Campos, from Vienna to Liverpool, put in here r,t. Jan., through stress of weather, and with part of ca, ;: , (Indian cora and fruit) thrown overbosrd, but th • ve.. • not having suffered damage, sailed again on the St. thee, Jan. 17. Vigilant, Paul, from the Clyde; Lady Rowley, 114 r,. from Liverpool; and the Egrlle, Lahore, Irvin N vp, parted their anchcra in a gale, and went on sh.nta in bay, but will be got off without teflon.' darrisre.—G niter, Jan 17 . fiAlLti. Btbus. \. Holland Lisboa Pacific India Thi Southampton irta Tii Id middles ILtton and Halifax vtezico and liauluumit Was India Brasil •RRI V RD. Ann BLACH -at Dell, January 25, from Aitomerram-at Falmouth, January 24, from. Asearissat Falmouth, January 24, from ACAATCS -RI Hull, January 25, from Ars-at Plymouth, January 25, from ... ... • Aurs. Commune-at Plymouth, January 23; from .. Arrant -at Gravesend, Jan.. 27, from BRIINDA -la Gravesend. January 27, from Bartow Imais-at Gravesend, Jan. 25, from BRAZILIAN PACHIT -at Liverpool, January 26, fro m BARON &nature-at Liverpool, January 25, from Barra:ram-at Oravcreod, January 24, from BRILLIANT-at Falmouth, Jan. 24, from Bmsr-at Hull, Jun. 25, from Barnes Burma-at QueenMovm, January 24, from. CHRISTIANA MURRAY-at Gravesend, January 27, from .. Caurs-at Gravesend, January 26, from CRLIIRITT-AL Gravesend, Jan. 25, from CONCORD-at Oraverend, January 26, from. CARBANURA -at Gravesend, Jan. 26, from Corte-at Deal, January 25, from o°ml:sum-at Queenstown, January 24, . Gonoax-off Falmouth, January 25, from ~r Cotorrma or Sarrox-at Liverpool, January 26, fron. Gotolorr--at Liverpool, January VI, from ....... Coatis-at Lirerpsol. January 26, from . ..... . CONCORDIA-at Liverpool, January 26, from .. Morass or Kmer-at Gravesend, Jamare 2i , Sum Drama-at Gravesend, January 26, from.. . Eat. BCCICHARI-at Liverpool, January 25, roma Ens* Clartsus-at Liverpool, January 25, from . . Eusaarrs-at Gravesend, January 27. from Euzassna-at Gravesend, January 27, from .. EHERALD -at Bristol, January 27, from F.IIIIIIOT-at Liverpool, January 26, from . Euzasersi-off Falmouth, January 23, from. . , EQUATOR -oflFalmaatla, January 23, from ..... Itroury -al Gravesend, January 26, from.. Fammaroaa -at Orammend, January 25, from . From.-at Graverend, January 26, from Frowta or 1 . /mow-at Liverpool, January 2", le :. Yamamoto's-at Falmouth, January 23, trout Furor at Falmouth, January 22, from.. . Gaorramis-at Falmouth, January 24, from Gai.arsa-M Gmreamal, January 27, from ....... Gaston-at Grameend, January 25, from , Haarruar -arGrave,end, January 27, frail . , Hors-at Gravesend, January 27, from Hanauer-at Falmouth, January 25, from INTANTA--St GrareAnd, January 27, lroM ..... , Jrnma-at Graverend, January 27, from Jormata--at Gmvetend, January 15, fr0m... ..... 'run -at Gravesend, January 25, from.. JAIDN Derrai-at T thnouth, Jan. 24, from lemma-off goutlawold, 'snowy 25, from Broom-at Liverpool, January 26, from . Lemma-at Queenstown, January 24, from LITUIPOOL Paccar-at Queenstown, lJanuar y MART ROITZ-at Queenstown, January 24, from Muts-itt Deal, January 26 Manaoaaraa-off Portland, January 23, from . Moranew-at Falmouth, January 24, from. . . MART Asnr-at Gravesend, January 25, from MART Par. --itGTATTIORti, January 25, fro u MARIA LOVIAA-at Gravesend, (Jan 27, from... Mittsava-at Gravesend, January 26, from MART ANS-at orime.rna, January 26, from Mmcaasr-at Gravesend, January 26,; from Matasos-at Portsmouth, January 27, from.... MILL BOTAL Gravesend, January 26 tram MATCHLYTI-AL Liverpool, January 23, from Mutt Qualm or Sears-at Liverpool, hut. 26, from Ntwoa Postman -at Falmouth, January 23, from.... Panntost-at Liverpool, January 23. frotn PALATINZ -at Liverpool, January 26, from . Panama:l-at Queenstown, January 24, from ...... . Ptairmorrer-01l Plymouth, January 24, from PLOCORROT (aels.)-at Falmouth, January 24 Paornrrou-at Crammed, Jan. 25, from Qrriar -off Falmouth, January SS, from .......... Roarar M'W,wam-atl Stuuterland, January 25, fr Burnam. Cotten -at Liverpool, January 20, front . RIOINALD Ilizavaa-at Liverpool, January 26, from Barer Lori--idItoRMSLOW7i. January 24, from.... Sl [MAY Paccar -at Gnats:ed. JAL IS, front rraaraan -at Grave:end, Jon. 25, from flnarti--at Gravesend, Jan. 2yq from Son ARMAND-RI POTIADIOOOI, January 27, from gnaws -at Bneol, :January 27, foot THLOOCALA-at Liverpool, January 26, from Queenstown, January 24, from Varrua--olf Falmouth, January 22. from Va.ut 4-at Grime/tend, Jam 27, from Wartra-ot Gravesend, Jan. 27, from Ws, ILtassa-at Gravesend, January 26, from Waursa -at Gravesend, Jan. 27, from ......... WHILTINATT-T-at Liverpool, January 26, from ..... .. Zion-at Bristol, January 27, from BAILED. Anenneems- from gliirids, January 24, to sa; BARK or F.RGI ANI.—frOM GMTVIOIId. January 21 . , to 80/1184i..-kOM Gravesend, January 24. to • &ace Car—from Gravesend, January 26, to Bourse—kW] Gravesend, January 26, to CCRIIIMLAND —tram Gravesend, January 27, CO EIWINORAX —from Gravesend, January 26, to is E.AT—from Sunderland, January 24. to . ......... . BIANCTPCOA—from Bhtelds, January 23, to LIVDCATIT—hum Graveoesul, January 26, na LIIr PA —from Hartlepool, January 24, to MRD,AA—from t..ravavend, January r to ........ MART LVOV —from Grarestend, Jan. 26: to • :Day .tan—from Gravesend, January 27, to Qana trrna Wore—from Gravesend, January 26, Roam Pm—ham Hartlepool, January 24, to brume—from Dartmouth, Jaamary 25. to So. lIIA-411101 Falmouth, January 24, 5, to BRULOWIR—from shields, January 2 to Salami —from Grameond, Jaroury 2.5, to . . ... . ....1 RWITI.ERLAND —from POITARIOIIIB, January 27, Tarns—horn Plymouth, January 23, to 'Loa—framOrameend, January 27, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH . ANNE, 20 days from Lawton for Rio, 1at.44.44, lon. Iv. I Aawaa. for Net Adelaide, Jan. 12, :at. 47.7. . . . .16%4.CW Jersey, Isom *writing for London. 51 bro. 19 41 W. ACADIA lehip), how LODILIIiJr Cape of Goal llupr, N•' too. 25 W. pawinA, Weed, from Alezmisdria for L4i4on, Dee. 2 jr - roa; -ciZeuTta-kl-7-i3*Zim; eta:Am, Nov. 2, 1'1.35 4 P., lon. 19.46 E. CO.. ; _• , TANTINOTI.I (barque). Young, 16 day). tom L Zealmul, 11mumtektr, Pelee, 40days from (Atop*, Pm. 22. of C IscA. roil I%nomme, Dee. 29, hit. t 9 N.. ton. 2.5 W. Ytsu .TL; r ttairwr (barque), for Clam, Ilea. 26, lat. S 1., ton. Pourr, ilrtLiveryoul, with loss of boat: , an rianred bad weati - ;cr, Jon. 14, lat. 44.40 N., km. 10 PA MAJOM ',brig?, hum Mauritius for London, No , . 140 tom 21.40 L. ROTAL SaioN,Cll.llleSWOrth,. from Culeuttd forrif Town, Oct. 11, lat. 7.37 N., ' lon. b 9.27 k., out 14 a.L.„' grlllo HTLY, 10T iniontb, Dec. 211, Lat. 31.34 N.. lon. TUKT, trout Cape of Good Elope for New 7.calaru4, 14. 112.39 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA' BIRTHS. FOOTE.-1”. 20, a . t . 9rove-pad. K(lithvea, the wi Foote, of we &oral Marne Force% of a eon. nuFF.—Jan. 24. at North•creecent, Bcdford.equare. A. 11. Fripp, of a daughter. _ . HORN.—Jan. 25, at Upper Itedford-place,Rassell-ar,,,r, It. Horn, Esq., of It thlUghttr. MACN IGIITEN.—Jdn. 24, at Monkhants, Woolord, Maeassrbtra, Esq., of a sou. Mol4llo4.—Jan. 22, at Glasgow, Mrs. W. Moller, of , .! TRAtIVAIR.—Jan. 20, at Coliatm Farm, Falmbon.. Traqumr, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. LOWNDEB-BPEARMAN.—Jan. 24, LA llLLosselt. IL Clarke, A.M., W. L. Lowsdes, Eaq., of Mato...ton I ohm., to Jane Alexandria..., eldest daughter l.r m.aa., Batt. MELMOTII —CLEAVER.—Jan. 24, at 't. Ar:' tterrey, by the Rev. C. tiemhle, M.A.. J. Y. Lelw Sherbotne, Dareetshirc, to Mallet, a.cuml Sat{ht , r , of Kim Hotm, North Itrtton. 04 1 14614.—SWANnTi)21.—Jan. 24, at St. Geoeef. S. Ormond, of netmonOney, to Ann Janc, edeet d • J. Swoootoo, of 14111400 n. DEATHS. 0110PRL—Jaa. 13, J. D. Dower, Esq., of Dolnto t bouro, Derbphirr, Aged DA?IPIER.—Jan. 24. ot Dorn' ......... Kir 11. Idarnitter, formerly ohe m the of the Nene+, aged P. FAUtll'lFß.—Jan. 22, at Tanbridat-well,, W. E. F late - ruse of the etuef 'elorke in the Treaaurr. doest GAIII.OItD —Jan. 23, at Poplar. J. Gafford. EN WI" PERCEVAL.--Jae. 23, at Crofton 114111, Hn.mtey, ha akteet d!utitrittypt the late lion. E. l'ereot. Johnoire•mi Mol u( EIfMOM.. 60W.—Jun. 24, William Ovary, younger ram of I Oxford •yuare, itydevarl, mod la. 23.Cluirlotle, Infra Mr. J. Thaws.. oi l'addinittos,sisd V. WARM—Jan. 2.1, at aspWE, Mrs. Ward, raw of the :•le Esq., of the Mae plies. - - Mined and palslidual by WILLIAM fiuse RALVt - rt,. , meet. la the City or Lama" maw. a the Otto,. n sale. la Ihepredata dlllldialtaaa—Noaso. Jamv•at • N. r ..; t • 75. rt. M 5 • ' 6 /5.. de 1%.. , 6, • In Lomi;,'," u*' i