The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-27 00:00:00

~! J ' - Mr. MORTIMER, is the abeam of lde, RAU, the ran , ma of the tOrnlni leo On the audit wrath., t• Tb et di , reommeneatioes eateird In the fryer of t he room are mortise audit, with the ince red peen' 4„, • prc.l tor the st. ash:Mete, be —_„..od-sord ; lad that the dirge • tots be recurred te pre sueh bye laws nity be eAmitel t) die the soma ia into Mr; it.d that • eoniadttes be for co sow a pp o inted to isoommoisaie with th• thateleaddleis el other comprise, for the purpose of Warr( Oh ea la serriat tree obi • ay'. The SE CRETARY them read tho report in question at Igo After stating that the saajority or the committee I • opposed to a ;presrt audit, the report gave the fol loing trernmen fawn. as to furors auditing' :- 1 rt. That there shall be two auditor applaud by • mejortty of s i are h o lder. . one retire she I be a offatehoidet. Isol. That re Mbar , shall bale the fullest sad ma=st watilatted power ot requalag the production 0(41 arcosor, hoot= asthma. rad other donthrts for the istration, sot may oldie Warr sheik re of di eurrent .yeerly accounts. bat sap el the whole iletanal eorition ot the coowsy. Md. That either author, he finds It Were pre, may employ apr ofeselarl that _ or other aristent. ath. Dot the arit, t, be efleattr, MU he mama as; but the • titer shall audit snd report the essorts belfiyandy to tos rani :Adam This report, with the ameiM, shall be printed sad drew tetra 101.41 ft lb, alartbedsyll uses dna days below the hate aw are; ape. shonkl any mostim arise rummtwesa ,e., the auditors sad the , se between the sothiurs o f the arlica tu riOn tun the company's faro. of of the mois of ramie the manila such quertion shall be opinion) awed la the report, end feinted to the sett merlon of p hafebahbas kb. That it shall be eastateut for say number of proprietors b.l Mork or shwas to the rise paid op of not leo than onepetighth Of the total pitid up to oat of the compaay, within two monit• after say eeting. *here inch accounts rhali hare been peeled, to appoint two of their another I st the parser of raring a err* elimination ot the MA worm n th rimer sheets. The auditors Su array ap plated shall bare the mow power al rumination in every respect r If rested to anattors arocemed ta the warn rune, or they may If they Pre alt. • Avant the . 14 of • prorate= eccountaat pe at • pe► lie accountant. Mudd goverment have then epeciaily rostrata toy prom for ouch purism). sod the rpm st emit softie or setenet. ante se sprointed *hail tie Mort before the nest general inesting ofthe Oharrholderik and { and to their deeserastir. hi Mot the =trap aesousts and beiremlea shalt ha kept es needy me try le as • ran uniform with them se lase ettmemaes; he the surto', mg chore emelt lees et say trees ` venturtheg their mime* lot IM cheese at the nest MI(-Tunny =WM& 7tit. That no &reel" schen Ir, elate to ',reset of the emodoof shall be allowed tit wee either In bt. own art a a. t eas, ea ow Waft, at the peering et secounta. or kw the eieden el Wads ra Stk. That the Nabro of the threetor. aad eartee, with der ed ma= be od aim wth • all strameasa a masisra. That the Nobly et the =then doll be setheirt tesummonth thins for a toattosovo eadlt. The rear ere reegareaded that the Marra, odelltianal Mrs shoeld be a tight from petit Meet. I. Thurso, afore the 7th rhy of holm fy miry year there be plated, and ready foe 'Avery, . het of the nottee sad sal of the peoeriewrs ,dietimmishine by some mar dole wrier goolifrol for • mat la tbe treetbas),rilielered up tO the 314 Omaha led pail. to be ads to aey Kowtow restoring tne same 4 a etweemalis whin Azad terther. that sal IWO as Devon* 011eard NI wilt •••11 be web . had ao the 3Sth 31011.2 well •On the dem Deserher i In awry year. had s h e yenta she shall bre &rotted drew We t, the making ad el emit Its shall, fa virtue sine el= whiled terse a the ant reetog sorra of tbe That he the Mors 110 ra grearse or bake _ a rare capital brag • moral e= de l r b eat t are or perhaatalrebel tea • right to mo= segist IL— L Tlat se rosin be hoed m the MOM a the eaodimy.-4. TIM the sear dry be remitesa to Fern a Itst of :4= they may seat is, which the don le err te the et way sherstieldre. L That the =Mr byelaw es to sealleg la proxies be altered ham two elan says le VI bas, Is tweardaser with theOrpauten'CremananealbatathAth -11. The • bedew be latiodased giving to any err emeathr • follnatio• the unlit of OrMaßgial a poll theress.-7. The the griarnatio ar seYry et the testrary isa ire nano as web as r the madame, era be deter W the —a. nig erre shall to aro= nod open to the tersallar a try strantralar the le days *hes sad le days aka every iettperty aroma meselag alio Mang the mar other Oa • of tad Were, =Mg the ern emoluments ) err Win. = l ra lu tbe employ's orrice on the Ire tad Slat Dasesiber tilty who any be in receipt of It Of. per row 11,11111d11. 01 arthAdoes have mum at all t to dr aliewies Mei Mar : the rrougestko book of troths the weekly aelemat sad of trails, wish •temporaur Bremer Mr the antrum = I Z l egal.lemest sear w the eriersof Illiparrs mons, sad 'rotation t he awry Ws heir. kith rad bo the took sseadalag the =rut of sE treothere et irres.l MOS Matilde further recrarearth 1. That eery draw shall. at sad he trio toentlis Feder to the time of his Oath" sad daring allow.' time as Mt aW ardthe a director. plebs la his own rLdoat host /AM a te tereadMaeol sen.pteirentrt nor of the Cheepany, or Ingrantsol are he the undertaking on whiels that ameset roll have in rid That any pretest or Iran duoitof et artifof am at • e tfoloVol. ranted front olive by any general media el shwa lime gelled for that porpre.-1. Tost germ grog est of err ' C i ro. lien oldie central merry la Febrvare i ce Mir ferled. dna nabs re.eligible unto the first amend needed t ~lag year. that Ponindarty after lakirmatio• et the death eet resigeara of say direa, or of re ear ad es be a anistor by any other ore than that of going oat et ram by Meths, arise Uttar .boll he giro in • Lames meraing morepapar, sod la a railway paper.—l. Ilia if q ardor* ranters fur say sailor mils fa hie Wieder motile. his ollicerhsllberme road, sal Mara thereupon mate to As sir met as a dream Mr. SAINT/IEIMT noel I proper as as sr eadmeat that the report should be referred to the directors, in order that they might say bow much of it was compathle with the mat of parliament Admiral WARD seconded the motion, which, however, was not penined is by the mover. After .om. discussion, Mr MOON proposed the following resolution : " TLat the report of the committee on the audit question be yr:steed, and that that committee be reqaested to confer with the committees of olva/holden in other corn, ries now pro. main, a general railway audit se, and to join in the pro. motion of such at. set as to them shall appear most cotd =lee to the interests of the shareholders." Mr. MANGLES, M.P., seconded the resolution. Mr. HELPS appealed to tithes who we re in favor of a goverment audit to @sprees their opinions. On the quietists being put four hands were held up for the amendment. Mr. Moon's motion was carried ualuomously Mr. BAKER then moved : " That so much of tie report of the cemes.ttee ot tharenoiders appointed at the 'pearl general meeting of the 29th of November, 1849, as does sot relate op Bally t • the general quistion of audit, be referred to the directors with a view to :he adorion as soon aa legs: firma wid admit, of sd much of it as shall seem compstibk with the interests of the company ; and that the director b requested tv a miler with the committee of audit. and endea vour to act mm date at, matter on wh'eh they easy diff sr, and repor. to the special meeting the motet of their delibe rations." The motion was seconded. Mr. MILT , a director, hoped the directors wculd not be considered as pledged to aiept all the suggestions of the report. (11. az, hear) To many of thim he was tanned! opposed. Mr. BIRCRAM, the solicitor of the company, stated that the resolution, originally prepared by himself on the same subject, was different from that submitted to the meeting, and read the form of resolution as drawn up by himself. Mr LOCKE thought it most desirable that the committee should Liss* the %Torisky of stating to the directors the Terra +hid% had led th-nt to concur in Lie reemmteana tions of the report. (Rome hear Mr. MANGLES emsidered that Mr. Locke hai reason on his tile, and that what he a - rear was on the side of peaces. (Hess, bear) He entreated the directors to waive any objection which they mien entertain against conferring with the committee of investigation. Mr. F. SCOT T, M P., a director, said the board bad no objection to rater with the tinsmith's. Os the contrary the members of it were all of opinion that • oonfersuce was desirable f r the Interests of the coo past'. (Cheers.) The motion was then carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN moved, is the usual form, the adop tion of the repot; a the director', of which the follow in; is espy : has the mesaats that have b k same dap pet la the beard the proprietors it PA he am that the Mat ware Dr Pe belt pimp Stet Dee-. eases., attar 'ltemise lame rad ea ether preleteadel eherip to The earp.at tom Jam, lilt is 2,667 16 6 Ms Lime appilulla to awaked is thaws C 110,344 13 3 Tim ems eretaas varanasand Slat a &Mead ass this Wirer, at go tila at 31 per ant. pr tr... asibillsgomisantlaar as 6,443,4311.3 a SL 107.129 7 3 loontos to to owned wet to the wt lialt-yorr 10,057 6 11 It to to bo tomorbol. dot aim" a rA roma of oopitol r mitt ooproductiv% be oomooloono of tin 'lrma Meadow of tea Coot :or not bag Imo eortiolool, viols Ile blorout out loth al b citorgol Is imam Dt taming liesdisge bosoms' be Irallo tlio loot bolt- PM ! - As Loop Ilr Lad, limb. Us Lambs MSS °Mod. aid hrbar Ms IMo moor Parros soft ties* Mew = 11/1/. Inedlord. ird Othi. of kb -3 ht sept.. 1849 The iIiIIseMINNWIMI lho hed Bomb Use to Oadolooki (4 sloe) rad husk is (le) l4 lot Oct., 1549. 71te Estreeks wow the Dom Pork, I, os LWOW to Wialiva ...... _ . _ Lt Dee., Mt,. Tabl lei — Turns. The reeena4 sasoust for the last ball-par presents the followuas features on with lie sang lalf-yeat 061416 : lsswyer 081.61. averse Illulesie Ingle. =ea apes. of Trews. IAI 4 ... .. 5a23.41:14 zooms SOO 1121,922 I ~. r./ 220,220 54,029 232 761.341 rapenalature La 1449, 117,76 fa., at 6371. pet sal* ben 34. 4d. Per tr..n per male; be le4lll 141,4141. at UK per inns, bake 3s. Sid. per tram per ogle. _ . — fie v 'yomesit -- trolls d the leet hatt yam, although twenty-three miles td railway are mem iskill44. I is to 111411, the wide trains beteg ialtVi. tom ; the whole t 0.,.. MM. etimmooteM7 es . IZArai it iS.I2O•IM. eatidattery to pereekre, that it Ise hew to "Park twisty-Ouse mere mike of railway with le impooditore of m 3.341. boa Tice wit mow b tilt 13,0671..... The teal expenditure, mils all railway, SIU., to per is t I kekg, hr. Sed., MO, it le bear erimparime with stay wart 'plasm railway. The directors, cao the SIM Ostebeer, 115, named their bees TIMM den diMmomot looks with a few el easemeibm mum to the mae" busy of opiates that the e tre mi zM et the a••••••• • Is is =rala every wey the dolly Wit et seeklmee est al sed they 6•11. •• elm lobes She kir kekelek aka the astral positka of the Lair Wakes se k le .Me la idle 'dramatise, I. mord is redierkt bulk pear/ Mom ~,emy .Base miles, .at el Leades. It la my them W swims% , at every ralindOlSlM keno et the biker kik. khohlaug is the Line, wave with it a certain looreme el Waage tor the rogue,. The asres wicalla low seals of memo tickets kir the n. ,, , k. = a6 s So .. b . li " Ihw s r. car Urn. ras7fig kola ass to twelm menthe, sod to we reowealle at the some rate be tem pare ; sod they are oatiailsd, Mat ei= le thisrail plisy, a krp additional revenue will b to the way. Nurpi as gooperty mkt. SAW. i alibi OM kill 4B . "Is "Id "nal the ital4ser Pam Denidir it =WNW. pireauely. WI ia anger the Ibla ef 1., ISA es the al. ad 401. ;troy 17 M .; ea the third —MM. :—latal, SAMS. or kWh *MP k aoagtiorg. at 'SUM optima The arkkomese k ger woke of r way la charged= re na lstre Mini kehiPper, the awe. ask per Lb eI the of toeL eme olethes le SUL par nee pr mem. krwm—The ja i noway kWh has beau Is. leoggeed Me its iipprlmet rink credit is Yr. Oroui. The drip he leamettge rime SS the loat halt per w. the keeLML ls biet e tt e It LT : e V Perz s z . cl u .,. B. es. lemakke obit ea narrsh, sad le kethied tril the &Me st pir aft THE EXPRESS, :WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, IRSO. ~...........-o.roo-•"'"- ---.--- lbeleermeedve 'tort of this courpeel Y: eemodlese emaftleh, up. worth 4 I'e new CSlFTiaire of Miele 6101114110011111%bm fe tame eat of revolve to supply th ose wo rn esti usit die will be Mend. th, th• emktre death of the clerk, times% leinee Medi Ihe lois ea.b onewl, a it. fateeiton wen discovers 4.66= 81 to the eseeeem It k pal uthtdoty to bod the , the with/ ma r per ligt the .te.ra p.ekete lewd oi s : , .e . rophity hiss sdler wiles all eve ore, le meet* , hi that wise es the Ilklak Mot to t 4 My Wail Wiesen Ohm Ilotrliedee OmperM lei be plp the per eget. pellnlabil illetitoi ea Ile pig up lel ; a IWee et OW is eetriel ewe le the eve* et the preetee Walter. The teats puce etrier =be ihe Merits society et the easepeei ler etweeet totelh a theme ler this bal een. ef OM. Weals. WM% The dbeetere believe the proprietors win Wee lo *lairs It right to etettlree the entelbotion of MI. pet ga mar The rola alibi lop tad sagged to MOM!. Des. 14 IS^ soma is Lams So am Ms 1.044,10 UM ism GM km wend. as st thisisMDes. M. 114% sminaMs of ilmi tlrsa pfslossessisres (170.70111.). mi mendis Mar r@se. all 114111rei Ili Mike is som imeldni Dr mad moms 18,146,11711 Osmanli's@ IMMO' Dora& Maisi ilia bilairhig moms Ere ap =-441111 monst ia Imd Destmlar 84 IS Armors of WI% optima mad am rn,032 =deposits i4,` ST -- 41111761 Lowing tole further provided oat of Use resources of sammy Me 97.1173 - - dt,744,1144 The plum Wheals enable die hemee, Ihmikee, lay the son of 174,6ff..eekling dig* hem eses me to theme the Mahn end other end Me perthere of Fogerty Irma torn the ma- pany, bet Ai* way be meld. la addldes le the en outlay of 117,41 F., he Web eons reset liesstee Ims man be inserted en the Eris kooks. bask elt the th e kr the Feleolles el me- On and Moses c olts Neviege Mint kr the sew brensillee skffilled sidleF e end mom tue empties ef as Insiesse el insediasess Man the wieldsg sleek Mil thve dime* stone 441&1461 et Is Femme Mee thle ewes shell dr MA% Fisk SS MIFF to enFtel emeent Rr wanks Omsk Ash mend; end eel. Is nee mem se saen bead Weaker new Msesselme nano, Wriest lie provided set Odle MIMS et eleesergewF The capital aeseant to the She of Dumber lea showed that 8.243,241. boo been received, and 8,113.4601- 41141• 11 • 1 4 leaving • trauma of 129,7721. Ti. capital entitled to dirt dead amounts to 6,602,4221. The total amount of sham espied, irreepeedve of pretence, stock, 7,434,0501. The seessue amount for the half-year sadism the 3lst of Deems bee. 1849, state : that 280,0211. bad teas teesived (( of &fell esteem is traffic department 2,6020, 2/7,21 91 . and MAIL *visaed, iacludiug 19,0251. rates. tenet. and geffilmeaMett duty ; Wake kr net revenue, 1413,7781. The elmp esaket remelts for batmen on low and preference shame am ennt o 40.6021. Tae net sum applicable to dividend is 1104111. Lard MORLEY said there wee a postage I a the which, without some esplanatioa, must appear He rose is consequence of the moomosendoclea of walk committee that in any event the number of the amino .-hould be diminished. At the risk of having penosel tie's attributed to him, he must my that he mild set uncientend what advantage there meld be is laming Iva, fee eves twelve, directors issued of sixteen. The larger num ber would secure a better ettemeleacw, aid would, he be lieved, in the long ruo, ob sin from the skienholden the greatest amount of cmfidence. (" No, no.") It the meeting thought the number ought to be reduced, he would not nth counter to is orison, but he would at onse plea his asst at the di.posal of his e braes's. (" No, no.") Mr. K. SEYMER, M.P., also a director, made a similar statement. end a etmilar tender of resignation. Mr. CURRIE -aid the time for having ornamental men was past ; hat believing that both Lord Morley and Mr. Selmer wets practical and useful men, he would move that the should be requested to withdraw their resignation. Tab oropawal was concurred in by the meeting. Mr. SAINTSBURY made some observations on the ha promment in the goods traffic, and the probability of and seed ampe-vement. Ms LOCKE thought that the sum of 623,4341., under the bead of liabilities, ought to base bets explained in the evert in detail, and moved: " That the directors be quested appe•d to the report trio 'mount under general beads eseeprung the rem of 523,3A1. stated to be the (ambit amount set the eomoany's liabilities, end that the auditors be requiems' to report on the teetotalism of each item, at each succeeding halt-year:7 meeting. Thu. amendment having been seconded. Mr. REED, • director, said it appeared to him that it would be mo.t impolitic for the shareholders to call for the details in question. Would boa. members in the manage mental their own affairs let them with whom they were negokating know their ultimatum at once ? The CHAIRMAN hoped bon. proprietors would be con tested with knowisg that he held the whole list of liabilities to his hand. If the information sought foe were given the 500,0001. world very soon be 750,0001. The report was thee adopted unanimously. Mr. LWILE then renewed his motion, which had been pawpaw', and it was seconded. Mr. REED opposed this motion. Mr. Serjeant 0 ASELEE said this was one of those paints on which directors never pave information until they were compelled to do so. It was a shareholders' question, and he hoed that hon. proprietors would not retrograde. Adores' WARD thought that the question was one of confidence or no confid , nee in the directors. If the meeting agreed to the motion, the directors would soon be either in irons er in leading-stii gs (Laughter.) Mr. LOCKE said the reason that be was anxious for the details, was that thousands and hundreds of thousands and eves millions had been spent, 'which did not come under the head of engineering ezpeaditure. (Laughter.) As there was another hell million to be spent, let the shame holders avail the.. selves of their rights. Alter some further discussion, the motion was adopted, with the consent of the directors, in the following amended form in the latter part :—" That the auditors be requested to report thereon (relaying to the liabili'i a) at each pall y-arty meeting, the direr ors holding a discretion as to inch items as it is not expedient to state. The CHAIRMAN, after reminding the meeting of the retirement of Mr. Townsend and Mr. Byre from the dirge:- lon observed that thz other retiring director was himself. (Load thews.) Capt. MANGLES said the general applause with which the chairman's same had been received bad convinced him that he would have no difficulty in obtaining the anent of the meatiest to the proposal that Mr. Chaplin be re.eleeted. (Renewed and continued cheering ) Mr. LOCKE seconded the motion, whit's was carried snanlnsously. The CHAIRMAN returned thanks. Mr. Serk ant GASELEE contended that the charges which be bad brought against the committee, before the investigation, had bees proved. (Hisses.) Mr. HOYES was reelected as auditor, and 1501. per annum each fixed as the amount of remuneration for himself and his eollemue. Mr. CURRIE roomed • motion declaratory of the un abated confidence of the proprietors in the directors. The motion was received with loud cheers. Mr. MANGLES, is seconillag the motion, hoped that all unhappy differences weld theneekoth cease, and that the affairs of this company would bs conducted to the satisfac tion of the entire body of the proprietor'. The motion having bees carried unanimously, The CHAIR es AN said, that on behalf of his colleagues sad himself, he thanked the meeting , meet cordially for the very handsome and frank manner in which they had ex pressed their confidence. Nothing would be more likely to inspire them with courage in combating the difficulties by which they were surrounded. A vote was also passed is acknowledgment of the eervices of the officers of the company. The meeting was in the set of diepenlng, when s Saanz- HOLDIS, addressing the chairman, said: I to know, air, whether you can throw any light upon the gust falling off in the traffic of our line. (Cries of " Ob, oh," and lauchter.) The meeting then separated. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23. (Frees the legistrar-Oenenire Report) The mortality of the metropolitan districts, which is the last week of .7sanary amounted to 1,094 deaths, km daring the three subsequent weeks steadily declined. The number registered in the week ending last Saturday was 911 ; in the corresponding weeks of ten previous years (1840.9), th e deaths ranged from 918 to 1,263, and the average was 1,068, which, if corrected for Increase of pops latioe, hemeam 1,166; the revolt of the eomparYea is a decrease is the proems return of 264 deaths. The improve aunt is mast conspicuous in that class of diseases which affect the gegen of respiration ; sad in connexion with this fact it is worthy of remark, that since the 24th of Jamuury the mean tmapenature has boon about B deg. higher than in the rano period of 'even years. Lett week the mean tempers. tare was 47 deg. 2 min., though is the corresponding weeks of ten previous years (1840.9), it only ranged co. 31 deg. 7 min. in 1846, to 45 deg. 4 rain. la 1849. In the last four weeks the deaths from consumption have bees sumer sively 137, 134, 113, and 94; from bronchitis, 128, 84, 88, and 79 • from asthmt, 33, 12, 22, and 21; from pneumonia, or isdaMisation of the lunge, 76, 69, 78, and 51. Lost week the deaths from the four diseases now mentioned were only 245, whilst the corrected overawe el the same week is 331. But though the mortality from pourticelar cases. has so mach declined, the deaths IA the epldemia elms show a small Menem on these of the previous track. There were 91mi week from small pox, 11 from scarlatina, 21 from diarrheas, 24 from measles, 34 from typhus, and 36 from harping sough ; but these are all less teal than usual, except measles and - diarrhort of which the latter shows double the average (es delved f rom the sorrespowdiag weeks of 1840.9), though memoirs than in the sense week of the last three years. Oa ths 14th and 19th of February respectively, two infant Allies' of a labourer died of " gauche parotidwa " at 27, Deviefew, Hag stow But, one after 10 days', another after a fortnight's Waft& One perms stied of Intemperate". The Mess daily reading of the barometer at the Royal Observatory, Oresswieb, was above 30 ia., except as Tues day sad Wednesday. The mean of the week was 90 070 in. The mean daily temperature was above 48 dig. on Woodsy sad Friday, and the lowest, which occurred on Saturday, was set lees than 46 deg. 3 min. %The birdie reAtered lest week were 1,636. TN' Hoe DUTY AND TITUR QUIINTION.—ON Pride y ermine law a arrograos and ialigeatiol ascetic of two plasters and others, of As parfait of /I 'Mears NM IN vial;iti, wee holden et the Lag's Arms lan for the purpose of tomato lato coosiderades the propriety of petitMisi Par - Ilesseat (or the restireice of the wet duty sad addittesal 6 per cant. ear hops, sad also ea shindies to the tithe system. After mom dimageleo paideoe its of the Afore seem stated WIN somata:may agreed to, _the sores to be pames:l4 MP Me Maw el likeimeie bl Mr. T. L. Meagee. Di:lmm Fas. 26. The Lord Lieutenant arrived in Dublin last even ing shortly after ten o'clock, having made a rapid passage in 11.11. mail packet, Banshee, from Holyhead to Liasstowu, where an exprees train was waiting to take his exosilency totem , . The protectionist meeting at Wicklow last Friday wm, as might Ds expected, a still-born production, the first and only notice of the continence in the public journals being a paragraph of a dozen lines in the Evening Mail of last night. *boot 100 yards. We semesbnes bond ewe footmarks toer, sometimes three. Asewdes compared the plumes boots with the impressions on the mom, and they were found to wrapped. Davidson's footuserlui were also there. I heard reports of guns when I was out on the Soh. I saw the body after it was freed. It was bleat ghost the seek, and there was the mark of a man's SW" sill on the boat part of the left side of the meek 1 2frene was a tow is the shirt seek, and es* buttes loom fM ate top of his waists:mt. I sent to inform Sir James Gotham aid time ecoreser. Retire Seott—l frond the body whet, It wee lying at IS o'clock on fisturday morning. r. Witness described its position as 'heady stated by M Serju Mnt urphy. Matthew Patens*, surges's, who had examined the dos tiw's sairgod body, pre it as his opinion that Davtdoon had died Dy Julge-1 lo• think he died from utmost violins., I MINA say sbelfror from behind er before, probably bath Joseph Hafriglbseroved the deed% of Andrew Turnbull, by bengal hismsii In kis cell in Carlisle pail The prisoner had been ;morally in good spirits previous to the second day's inquiry, bat ow hearing the verdict of wilful murder against him, he stowed aims of depvesion, end on the fa lowing morning was found dead in the cell. William Carrie'', coroner for the eastern division of Cum berland, said he had held an ioqiiest on the deceased. (Too depositions taken on both occasions were here produced and proved.) Jemima Tonging, wife of the deceased Andrew Turn bull, corroborated that portion of her late husband's state meat relative to his being called upon by the prisoners to go out poaching. Several witnesses spoke to having heard shots oe the B.h in the direction where the deceased gamekeeper was found. Matthew Snowdon proved that he had taken the pri. 'loner's Turnbull's and Davidson's boots, and compared them with the impression on the mom, and found them to correspond. John Cowen and Robert Telford, policemen, corroborated Snowdon's statement. William Little— Joseph Hope was in the habit of employ ing me to sell gams for him. The Friday after the murder he went to Carlisle. Previously to that morning, his sister brought three brace of grouse, a blackcock, and a pigeon, to my house, to sell for her brother. That was on Friday evening. I took them to Carlisle on Saturday, and sold them fur lle. 3d., which I gave to Joseph Hogg, who was then in Carnal,. Jane Thompson, confectioner, Carlisle, deposed to hawks, bought these birds. Several wheelies proved that they bed seen the prisoners with certain amounts of money corresponding wills that which had been taken out of the deemed gamekeeper's , pocket. John &eel., reporter, deposed to having breed Joseph Hoge use threatening language anent the deceased. W. N. Hodgson, Req , gave Smiler testimony. William Irving also swore to having heard threats used by the prisoner Joseph Hogg against the deceased. Mr. James contended that there was not the slightest evi dence to go before the jury. The judge put the question to the jury whether they thought a reasonable mos could be made out, and whether they thought they ought to hear any further into it ? Ii they believ d the story told by Turnbull, there was no doubt the two prisoners committed the murder ; if not, the ease was at an end. The jury, anon some hesitation, acquitted the prisoners. A lora( discussion ensued between the judge and the coon , eel, reopecting the admissibility of the deceased Turnbull'. depositions. Mr. Matthews arid that they IMO ell agreed that they could find no principle on which such eviuence could be admitted. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. The Lord Mayor requested the press would state that he had rtceived N. from B. T., for the poor-box. GUILDHALL. CHARMS Or CRIMINAL AlRlAULT.—Yesterday being the day for hearing further evidence against Joseph Solomon of N 0.3, Little Britain, the court was crowitd by penults anxious to hear the proceedings. The defendant was not in attendance, his solicitor alleging that he had mistaken the day named for the hearing. Alderman Farehrothr ordered his recognizance. to be entreated, bat subsequently that Hall the parties were In attendance on to morrow he would go into the case. Mr. Lewis said he was satisfied that Mr. Solomon. would attend. Doting the progress of the ease. a female named Alice Cook, of No. 6, Devonshire-street, Dog-row, Whiteehapel, presented herself, and applied for the alder man's interference Ur some wastes due to her daughter, who was recently discharged tr.,m prison, after having gut fere l four or five months' imprisonment in consequence of a charge made by Mr. Bdemons. At the time she was committed for trial the sum of 11. was due to her, which Mr. Solomon. refused to pay. Bite proceeded to allege that the charge agalast her daughter was made an the same spirit as the one made against the girl Hurnsworth— ; that Mr. Solomons bad tak.n great liberties with her daughter, and upon applicant complaining as a mother ought to do to Mrs. Sdomons, and telling her she I must take nee daughter away in coaseqleoce of the eery I gross conduct of her son, she replied that her son was a very different sort of character, and the matter should not ens there. The next day her daughter was given into custody ter stealing a victorine which she had worn in the house, and was going out on a message with it on her shoulders, wittscut any intention of stealing It. The consequence was her com mittal for trial and punishment. Alderman Farebrother (to Mn. Cook)—What money is Sew owing to you ? Mrs. Cd,k—Seven shillings ; which I can't get. Mr. Lewis—lf that is all, I will give it to her out of charity. Alderman Farebrother—li is not charity but justice, in this case, we want. He was sorry, as it was a debt, he could not help Mrs. Cook ; but it she applied to the sheriffs, they could recotr the money, and would no doubt hand it over to her. Mr. Lewis paid the amount, and the applicant left the court. I at Barley seedy. Oats, Da" we ftwougett oft newly, at late niter. wheat, white, 101. to ;a4.N. ft W. Ns. lerley, 24a. to 275. Oast, Ile. M 17a. Beam. SW. Pew. Ws to 27e. Lll'2ElOO2, Fgt. 26.-Tho supplies of groin and filar daring ilia pest week, la lbs opprogolit, maw a moll wale. bat OW &Wag Waxen trite as Swilnk owl no Amp d warowstwoo has osooned I the pfte of sap NU Is TM we Is now most =6lliostew kW khan, owl leg hewna fa ' we wry On hod bridiala Owing" poWillo 1. beigoaro li. OWwwwhil was mill Wafts. Theo woo so iewo Is whist thst le Is la inolallow; Um %wed die Woe woo ban. Os lour was ameba deans of eL pr Wei gel Is. pot rock ew the raft of Ills day wianlght. Ode won 41. to Id. pit Wirt. Ward M. pit kW, owl beans W. per war* Mow. Min NM aft WWI ftgowislol ia value IL Fr winos ft as weak, lost was not wows dim ow Taal. Wheat, porloilis. 4 ftedtrd, oft & let to 34. ;oast, ft IL to ft 10d.; to ► el.; new, Is. M. W ; tees. ft la IL ft; Rowels. ed. le awl& • widen 11114 Ss. ad. toes. maw, ftel.lolls. MIL Worley, wow., lempli, Ws .to 275. • Chnallor, Eft Os 3118.; loss & wad Idsh, per 8011ft,ta. M. to is. N. Malt, wB2 pa* Ift to din; kWh, 3 95. to OWL per 45.M.,WW1 mintkoWin di. ft. ft. to IL 10d.; Weft old, In ft to 2.. id.; toile, AN Neil; dik b. Id. to W. ft; now, N. 3d. to a n , ft ft. Is ft. ft.; ww, Id. to es. 34d.; Beam www.,lngile, dd. Ws. Weft; ilsoloboad Irish, par "Ms, old, eft. to 278.; new , Wats Ws. Pass, Few. ftglift litho, 25.. to eft; Irl.l,groy, to Ws. now. we flesh and Irish ft -001101. SOM. ; 1r,17a to M.; waporeas, Ws. rd. to 308. Wt.; calm 31s. Od. to eye. Od. °slimed, per toed of 240185., Irish, left 10.. U. to 21.. Od.; old, Its. Od. to 20e. ed.; old, 11% to 20.. Od. Bran, per 24th.., 10d. to 4: l 3 : ca gZgia: Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red. N. ed. to ss. 1044 white, N. Id. to 6s. M. • United States, red, 60104. to 6.. 3d. ; white 6a. 44. toils 3d.' Danizie, mixed and rd. Is. od. to ft td.; high. lathed, id. ; Lower Bahl:mad Hinsbmg, rft ft to Gadd. ; white, 6s. kl. to 6s. 91. • Riga and Petersburg, red, 561. ed. to 55.4 d. ; to es. ' oll.; Odor, mum. red, 4.. ltd. to 36.1 d.; POOP Ard t e t4A. to ss. ed.; French, Spud* and IWha. red, 5.. dd. to 58.104.; whits, Od.to 341.; Baturatsnd Mariemopoll, red, Ss. dd. to 5.. 74.; Egyptian, 4e. N. to 4.. id. • Mediterranean, km., hard, M. 2d. to 4.. sa: Rye, per qr., Baltic, ie., 20e. to Ws. Barley, per 601 b., grinding, 2s. IN. to en Id. Oats, per 451 b., is. 4d. to Is. ft; Russian. 2a. Id. to 2.. 3d. Emma, per qr., Europese, 38a. to 325.; Beyptiaa, per 480th., its Od. to 22.. N. Peas, per qr., Bahia, he., white, 26e. to Us.; Oanadlan, 35e. to Ni. F loor, per bey. 1961 b.; Canadian, sweet, 20.. to 22a. ; U.S. Western Ca nal, sweet, 21s. 64. to 22.. Od. ; Ohio, 2;... Id. to 24a. Od. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 64. to 23a.; Canadian, moor, 18s. to 201.04.; Freneb, super. fine, per sack of 250th .., 33a. to Hs. fedi= Cora, per 49111 b., Aubu rican white, 29.. 04. to 30s. od. • yellow, 27.. Od. to 275. 61. ; Euro. pan, yellow. 27e. 3d. to SU. 04. Indian Corn Meal, per 1961 b., 13.. Od. 13a. 61.- trevals from the 19th to the 25th of Feb, inclusive, into Liverpool and Busmen :-Wheat, 3,112 qrs.,• Barley, 579 ; Malt, 271 ; Oats, 2,889 ; Beans, 680; Indian C0rn,10,254 ; Oatmeal, 4,975 racks; Flour, 5,269 melts and 7,275 barrels. Export' to Ireland: Wheat, 533; Barley, 420; Rye, 40; Bear, 123; Peas, 3; Indian Corn, 6,746 qrs.; Flour, 55 sacks, and 1,356 barrels. Lyng, Feb 26.-Our market to-day Ins boon well at tended, and good supplies of Whet, Barley, and Bane . Wheat searely mainta in ed the advance of last week, in some instances M. to Is. per qr. lee.. Barley of bid quality sold freely at fully late rates, and Beans getting 1.. floe rendition L. per qr. dower. The present prices : -Wheat, white, 61165. to 6318 e per brothel, 395. *0 420.; rod, He. to 375. Barley, best, 541ba. to 55185., 235. to 24e.; extra, 25e; common, 83110., 20s. to 21s. Oats, 3818.. to 401bs, 115 e. to Lea. Beans, 6518.. to 661 be.„ 24.. to 26.. Grey Pear, 265. to 27e. Flour, line, 30s. per mot of 20 stone. NIWCAOTLI, Feb. 26 .- This weedier has at length as sumed a mom 'eked eppearence. a continuance of which will enable our growers to eompb to their seedingoperations, which are just com mencing, under most favourable MUIVION, the land being in most el. erllent filth. At oar market this morning we had a large supply of Wheat from the grower*, sod having at the same time several MM. plea offering from the coast, the trade ruled firm, a fair business having • een done at fuly Saturday's rates. Floor continues to be held s•Ph much limners, but our extreme quotation. are only ob tsined for eztra qualitira, the reseed marks selling at 275. to 295. Cd. for households and whiten, select parcels making 35., to 31a. per sack. In lye there we but little doing. Malting Barley In slow cm quo. e', as well as grinding, and prices are onvatied. Beene and Peas the same as before. and the ante remarks are applicable to Oats. • - • PLYMOUTH, PoS. 26. Owing to numerous arrivals of Wheat end Flour from France, our market today was well supplied, and millers purchmed freely, at last week's prima. Emu remains B• in. SALISBURY, Feb. 26 —Our market was well supplied with grain, and fully attended. Millers exhibited but little inclina tion to purchase Wheat at lag week's rates, and to effect sales a re-' duetion of 6d. per sack was reluctantly submitted to. Moor underwent no chance in value. Barley in less demand, and in moat instances WWI mold at la. per qr. below last week's rates. In Oats, Beans, and Peas the trade ruled dull, and prices were the turn lower. Wheat, white, Us. to Sta. 6d.; red, 34.. •o Ms. Best Barley, 265.; mid. dung 225. to Us. ; Inferior, 19a. Osta, Mick, 15a. to 20s. ; white, 225. to 241. Beans,36.. to 40s. Per. ne. to Ws.; best whke. Ste. Malt, 265. to Ms. Terre, 24.. to 265. per qr. ?lour, 275. to 295. per wt. CATTLE, Sm.—ROTHERHAM, Feb. 25.—We have a email *apply of Bowe to this day's market, of which SO are from the north, &ad a fair proportion from the counties of Lincoln and Not tingham. The quality is generally good. The supply of sheep is somewhat larger, though scarcely equal :to the demand. The attend ance el buyers is again very good and we have a goon busitures doing, at very Bras pries*. We anticipate all being sold up. Beef, Ss. ed. tale. hd. per some. Mutton, Sid. to Bd. per lb. ?roma* LONDON GAZETTIL—Friday, Feb. 26. BANKRUPTS. CHARLES 'Rows Csarr...a, Greenwich, and Sho3ter's-bill, poi. leiter, to surrender ?larch 13 at 12, and 26 at 11, at Busingball. street. Sot. Siam, Corgliall.court,ll3rofroorton street: off. msg., Basinghall-sueet. Louis BaItrIAIID Court... Brirol and :Bath, bookseller, March 12, and April 9, at 11, at Bristol Court; dole., Strangwaya, Gray's-inn,, %Inimical and Gribble, Bristol ; of. amig., Miller, ItristoL JOllll Inutasszu. Cars., Curnhid, watch-makw, March 16, at I, and April 13. at 11, at Basinghall street- Sol., 'Kemp, Covent. inaden ; of. swig., Johnson, Bwingbal.-atreet. Genus MAmisws Monmouth piano-forte seller, March 12 and April 9, at 11, Brisiol„Court. Sol., Nicholas, Monmouth, and Means. !Mean, Bristol ; of. swig., Acraman, Brbrol. JAWV , Srsaaw. Saint Luke* carpenter, March 12, at 2. and April 16, at 11, at Buingltall-street. So's, Hine and Itobin'on, Charter. Mu-044min; of. arsig , Edwards, P ABRAIIAII WEIMAR, Butingham, IlLar April 11, at I, at B h-square ; of. mtg., Johnson, ...roman-wren. Jew. Mt.a WOODCOCK. Lords, ealenderer, at March 12, at 12, and April 9, all , at Leeds Court. Sol., Middleton, Luis ; off. wig., ope, t. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Lvstay AI.tiANDFR and Witusx Barix.rrr —lst and 2nd dies. of 2s. 2d. and 6d., on new woofs, Feb. 29, and any subsequent Thum day, at Pontell's rittFdhal-chambers. Th au GI.ORGI —die. of go. 4d., Feb. 28, and any subsequent Thursday. at Pena Ws, Guildhall-chambers. PARCIVIIAR 3161caloi (separate estate—die. of Is. Old., Feb. 29, and any subsequent Thursday, at Pennell's, tituldball-chambers. WILLIAM MINTON— dlr. of Is. S d., Feb. 2s, and any subsequent Thursday, at Penne ll 's, Guildhall-chambers. EDWARD Musson. —die. of Se. Feb. 2.1, and any subsequent Thurs day, at Pennell's, Guildhall -chambers. JOHN PARRISH—di'. of 4iiL, Feb. 28, and any subsequent Thursday, at Pennell'a, Guildhall chambers. EDWIN Reuss, Sinoinaham, jeweller-Ist die. of BL, any Friday, at na47e7,Filarch 12, at Sol., Raley, Bleck len• Whitmote'a, Birmir.glaarn. Wismar Itiouisnot HMI Tar.srnts—dis. of 3a. 10d., Feb.2B, and any subsequent Thursday, at Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers. <Rumor. Watiatitorse, York, banker-Ist die. of 35., Feb. 26, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope's, Ineda. IMVIDENDS.—March 21. L. Elliott, Jun., Rochdale, Lancashire, chemist—Much 21. 8. Taylor, Poynten,theshire, butcher. • , . CEBTIFICATBS to M granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary. cm the:day .A meeting. March 23. John Bower*, Joseph Bowers, and Sarah Ann BOIMII, Worcester, grocers—March 22. G. M. Cowler. Notlinabalii, scri vener —March 22. L. Davy, King-street-terrace, New Kurth-road, and J. Davy, South-street. New North-Toed. buPders — March 91. J. Inson, Liverpool, grocer—March 21. R. Junes, Castle-street, Hol born, commission agent—March 21. B. Hamden, Dewsbury, York. shire, bone merchant—March 20. W. Tcer, Gosport, Ilampshb'e, boot and shoemaker—March 21. J. R. Wrigitt, Leeds, currier. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown to the coetrary. • Feb. 21.3. Addington, Loadon-road, Southwark, Tarnish manufac turer—Feb. 22. R. n, Norwich, plumber—Feb. 21. 11. Bennett, Chatham. Kent, corn dealer —Feb.B. E L. Blackman, Lombard trot, City, tailor —Feb. 23. F. Pura, Plymouth, boardinghouse keeper—Feb. 21. IL Corbett, Manchester, Preston. and Madras, commtranon agents —Feb. 25. R. Gib," BirMillgtlll3l, and Northfield. Worcrstersbire, co n dealer fits 23. .1. King, and J. F. King, Well-tow Ivlingtue, builders—Feb. 21. T. Martin, Nicholas -vquare, Haeknev.rjad, heensed ctualler —Feb. 20. J. Morrison, Craven-street, Straild, tailor—Feb. 23. 11. Pinbey, Plymouth, grocer—Feb. 22. W. A. Reeves. Maidstone, Kent, cable.' maker —Feb. 22. 3. Reid, t:dgeware-roan, Bellev-heath, Woolwich, Rochester, Chatham, and Maidstone, draper—Feb. 22. J. Ward, Rishopegate-street Within, Cey, chemist. CERTIFICATE to be confirmed, unless came be shown to the con trary. within 91 days from date. Feb. 11. 3. Turnbull, Scarborough, Yorkshire, linen and woollen draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—H. Amen and E. Fagg, Norfolk cresoent, Ilyde-park, Grove-road, St. John'a-sood, and Churchetreet. Limon-rove. aurgroos—J. Baker an 1 W. Baker, Bristol, Uteri —R. liattentry and J. Telford, Liverpool, ironfounders —W. H. Benated and C. Higgros, Maidstone, Kent coal merchants—S. Billingsley, jun., W. J. Miall, and 0. J. Williams, liarwich, Eases, shipping agents, ow far as regards W. J. Miall—ll. G. S. Borthwtek and O. A. Newcastk.upon.'Tyne, merchants—T. Bough', and L. Alikins, Newport, Shropshire, bendware and turnery manufacturers—D. Bondy and W. Vanner, Basingstoke Hampshire, oorn dealer,—T. Cluittaway and M. Chattaway, Birmin gham and Coventry, carriers— & Drum, I'. Lord, and J. sheldon, I:wham, Oxfordshire, coal mer chanta—J. Edwards and E. J. Swages, East Dereham, Norfolk, painters —H. Fascias, aces., li. Fawcus, jun., and J. Stephenson, Ara bas' and I lartlepool, Durham, chip brokers—J. Hudson :wit R. Ilud. son, Hartlepool, Durham, ship brokers—E. H. Jaws, W. J. Jones, T. B. Jones, R. G. Joon, A. Jones. and T. Jones, Birmingham, tron two.ders ro far as regards E. IL Joon, W. J. June', T. B. Jones, and It. 0. Jones—R. Laird and I'. Marshall. Glasgow, mer chants —J. Laycock and J. N. Hanson, Bruit Isocashire, iron and brasafounders—T. Larcork, 11. D., and J. Jackson, conductors of the Gate Helm/ley Retreat, Yorkehirs—A. McConnell and A. Forsyth, Monks Coppenhall, Cheshire, ds aprns—Mary A. n Murray and Sarah Mort, Losdomwall, ostrich feather manufacturers—J. Murton and L. Murton, and Manchester, bleachers—J. Pickering and U. Alexander, Wi Flitabury, dyers—W. Richards, J. Richards, and It. Richards, PelMillte, Cornwall, mercers, •to far u regards E. hichards—J. Bahr, the site and S. Jackson, Ulverstose, Lancashire, ironmongers—T. li. 0. Snowden and LA. Pollock, Hammitt, attar. net's—E. O. Spray and 0. Nevett, London, engineers—E. Tomlinson, It. Cooper, and E. Banton, Walsall, Staffordshire, ironmongers—W. Tucker, men., W. Tacker, jun.. and T. Tucker, Datchet, Buckingham shire, butcher., so far as regruda T. Tucker—F. Wilson and J. W. Swale, Ilanway.alreet. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. AIICIIIIIALDBALLAIITI I . I 4 MUMBeiblargh, grocer, March 4 and 22, at 2, at the Star Hotel, Edinburgh. Rev. %ritual' Faaara, Aostruther Easter, Fifeshire, dealer in Maros, Feb. 28 and March 111, at I, at the Albert Hotel, Cupar-rife. Jamas Howls, (Rogow, funeral undertaker, March 2 ad 29, at 3, at the Albert Tavern. UAW.. _'w• JAM% CAIIIIINLL Ramos, munbwgh, Maumee broker, March 4 and 25, at 11, at C..y and Black's Atom, Edinburgh. Joan star, Elgik builder, March 4 and 15, at I, at the Royal Hotel, [Advertisement.] -TDB TKETII.-A very curious invention connected with dental nursery has been introduced by Mr. Howard. of 17, Oeorge-street, Hanover-square ;it the introduction of en entirely new deacription of artificial teeth, hied without springs, wires, Of ligature*. They so priestly resemble natural teeth as out to be distinaulibed from the originate by the clown observer. They will never chance colour or decay, and will be found very superior to any teeth ever before wed. This method does not requite the entree ' lion of root', or any painful operation, and will support end preserve teeth that ere loose, and fI guaranteed to restore articulation and mastication. 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K New, M.D." In am of soslJ heads, ringworms, pimples, or teeters ea the 1111" the abet of the msdielne f. astonishlng.-Bold by all dealt S i Set at Professor Monsen" saastsiament, ;244, NEW, MARKETS COTTON.—LivEttrooL, FEB, 26.—The market remains I about the mme, and the sales were about 0,000 bales, including 2,000 taken fur speculation. MANCHESTER, FEB. 26.—The yarn and cloth market exhibitA but little animation. Neither buyers nor sellers second disposed to give way, but where sales were at all sought by producers, operations (multi only be effected at a slight further reduction of prices. The isereated activity edited in the yarn market by the late advice* from Calcutta, has pretty much pasetd away, but there was a more cheerful feeling prevalent on the g schen" and rather more diliosition on the part of shippers generally to execute orders on hand whim more favourable terms could at all be induced. WOOLLENS.—btos, Fin. 26.—The markets continue of the ssras good character as we have reported to some time put; ea many goods ss are twought Into the cloth balls meet with ready sale. Stocks are wry low. WOOL.—HUDDIRSPIRLD, Feb. 26. There hes been but little demand for this article during the part week, buvera preferring to see the last sales of Wools before buying to stock. SALISBURY, Feb. 26.—Our ascend Wool fair was held in this city to-day, the wits being pitched within the rails of the Cauncil.chaniber. The supp:y was very small, being °amid, ably teas than in July last. Apparently very little interest was taken in this fair, there being no growers or buyers to any extent present, and scarcely any Mainers was transacted; le fact, at may be counted a complete failure. Several lots remained unsold. The few lets dis posed of was as follows: Teg Wool, 12d. to Mt; ewe ditto, !lid. to 12d. per lb. There was also now Merino 00l o ff ering at 13d. per lb., but we heard of no sales being effected. Vi r MANUFACTURE/I.RDDI,IL% 26. - All kinds of low fancy goods have g o briskly t oday ; indeed, so Erick is the demand for low fancies of all kind& that the elothers can scarcely keep op a show, foe as soon as anything fresh comes into market it is immediately bought up. CORN.—IiALSMOSTN, Feb. 26.—We had a large show of Wheat, and trade heavy in tbe extreme at our quotations. In spring corn nothing doing except for seed. Wheat, white, 40s. to 425. ; red, s4a. to Ua per qr. HULL, Feb. 26.—Tlis intimates with the Baba end near ports le now actively resumed, without adding mach to our 'applies of grain; Indeed five stamen haws arrived from Hamburg, and do not bring together above IN co. of Wired; and so disproportionate are the liamburg awl Beeleb /stem sign* that some of the neat Maulers are mewled Meese Is billast, although they would gladly prefer grain at almost wenelnet irekght. The Ides that we should be Inundated with keel's et Sony= water, doss not therefore appear likely be he immsisasb raelboL The trade hae bees veep c inacU lzutrie ve durMgventbewszt saiiik‘ ele pisie llem, wodd emd, If can the m agn tain . • ty emlinews diering Os WA dew weeks er wastlas. Our own hymn Inv ghat • km. v i r Wan" to Ws 'Ws market, Mr whisk they seltri as straw s. per qr., but the trade seam* to wettish meek+ km at kat week's price,. The Madam &leg ht knish Whoitithwigh troltrate, was at fultr trot week's rates ; mg le ken shigheard. kinds ef tomato imsdhe r i rlme=ge pgssesdit le at l ow li er rates. VII clesund Mr Unwed st laeevelem awl we role so alteratiss Is Ike saleable raise albeit Nektr - ef Woo • Ittile Itspeorot as the market per Mesmant the guilty to Wife" beet mewl wasth Rape Cakes se deer, and ratka tram badness prning Owe of late. We no alteration Is the value of kentr, of which arrivals are moderate. The are the westatkas Wbeet, latibb. red, per qr., Ws. be ; white, Ns. 425. ; Dam *, i n j usigsbees, 44e. to 4115.; and Braabwrg, pm. t o sm.; ounisb, Holstein, and Prindeml, ifs. to Us.; sad MIL to 365. Clate,Ainglik, 14. to Ifs. ,• Drib, 10e. to ige.; itrd, 12a. to 14e. ; Iselas sad Ur. Mlin Bar. ley. MUM& flu to Us.; siga lento:2os. Ns. to Ma; fortiMl, Ma. to Vs. Pees, ve lad blue, bate ;grey and kw* kin to Ms. Limpid, lasi gw, 41e. to eft.; Pernesbarg, p. mg.; Itiga Andmipi, le tin ; Keekolgreg, No to 395. Unused Ctrose, null, ei. 10. . ; Ins 41. fel as t‘erior. games& M. gape Cakes, Us. to Void. tos. ; fure fits. to Us. thane, el. to 91. lee. Semen ifs Bye Meal, gt 'mom Iran Tab. 16 to Feb. 29: Wheat, Mel qrs.; Barley, 79; Ilemo, 71; Pest lo2 ; Tans t; Linseed, 1,630; thl Cakes, 117 toga; Ikea, 104. • I esynce, Feb. 28.—The supply of Wheat to-day woo good, sad lest week's prices were badly supported. Floe maize Barley fay ga dear. beam. Per, and Oats, but kw oaring, sad sold at tumor rates. ---- • - - --- Logos, Feb. 28. Our sepplits of grain are sot mope& qholasse uite adequate to the &mead. Wheat wets a slow sale. doos 1. eta decline of is. per quarter from last week's rata There is sot much Pawing la barley, and prices rather air. way. Batas and Ode also more at slowly. arrivals this week : Wheat, 4099; Oats, 090; Barley, 1,1 M; Soma 1,109; Peas, 9; itapsesed, e9l; Unread. Ti LIIIORTON BUZZARD, Feb. 26.—Wheat was anis IR short sayyly, sad aid at full last week's prises. Barley likewise law supply dim of ists, rod its twoorsit low salsa 11011 , 15=4. Bees. ~4 BM dull bads, with say Isis obi P west prises: Wheat, pp, load of boolwil. M. el. to Ns. Privy, oer imperial qr., Me. to Us. Deem, old, Ns. to 219. ; lio. iv Ire. remora. o 20a Lawns, Feb. 26.—Tha demand for Wheat was ream 6118011 8 ti rideg• hare milieson M drop dose WI wet SCOTLAND. GREAT Fran IN EDINBURGH, ON 2111 Lzrru wALx --On Bentley evening, between seven and eight o'el ek, a fire broke out in the emissive establidnunt of Mesas. J. and It. Haines and Co., wholesale druggists, Smith's-place, Leith walk. which has involved the destruc tion of property to a great amount. The premises consist of two ranges et warehouses, built of norm, three storeys in Might, which form two sides of a *quern The elegant seassirm el Mr. Raises is immediately eoatiguous, on the west, amd imams a rd side of ; and , the lo thi re meagieled cm the north the by quadrangle the coun ting house mid re preermes meths establishment This building is the last hews la limit's place, and has a direct 0010ZDUnie&- tias with the warthogs's. There is a court-yard in the ware, of 1011118 =teat. On the discovery of the fir. an im mobile elms wee even. The fire engines attached to the Lei* pease sethiMehnest were en the spot son afterwards, The flame Warm with great fury from the ground floor of the wrmehowese at the smith-east corner of the building, which prirmigelly esrmakted dry powders, such as add, the mar= red *War preps:aline. The fiat above waswasrearm. where the palest medicines were stared ; and the third eat was used foe general goods. Shanty after nine &sleek the fire attained is, prosiest height, the entire range of warehouse on the south, thus storeys high, and reteadiag about sixty feet in length, being one mass of flan... Two engines were in operation in Smith's place, and two in the yard of Messrs. Morton, sgrieultursl implement and ma ebine-maken, situated at the hack of the burning premien. Their combined ouratioa failed fora length of time to elPek the progress of the flames, which shot up with a lurid glare to a great height. The sky was illuminated to • great distance azonad, and attracted crowds of spectators from every quarter. It wee calculated that from 10.000 to 15,000 persons wen at one time assembled is Leith-walk ; while the COtambill, aad other plans overlooking the confla gration, were oleo thronged. The fire was get under by shortly after 12 o'clock. The destruction of _property of every kind is very swims, amounting, acoordthe to one estimate, to about 20,0001. We - believe, however, that the loos Is at least 10,0001. or 12,0001., and that only one bolt is covered by insuraace. From the intent of the busi aess of Minn. Raises, the conflagration mug be felt as • mina calanalty.—Abridged from Hes Edistorgle Coltrane. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL ORDINATIONS. By the Archbishop of You, at Bishopithorpo, on Sun day DIACON. Harrilwan, Thomas, Emmanuel, Cambridge. raisin. Davies, Alfred William Wickham, S.C.L., St. Mary's Hall, Oxford. Farr, Edmund Leen, 'University, Durham, by lotion di =Weary from the Bishop of Durham. Ho~ghas, Edward John Rees, St. Bee's Divinity, Comb. John Drummed, 8.A., Pembroke, Oxford. Pitney, George Harry, St. Bas's Divinity, Camberland. Poole, ARM, 8.A., St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford. Porter, George, 8.A., Exeter, Oxford, by letters dimimory from the Bienop of Lincoln. Scott, Water, St. Bee's Divinity, Cumberl'ad. Sykes, William, B A Emmanuel, Cambeidge. William, B A., Magdalen Hall, Oxford. Woodcock, Thomas, M.A., St. Catharine Hall, Comb. By the Bishop of CUICH WIRY, at West Hunpaett church, on Sunday : Christmas, W. H., B.A,lssus,banibridge. Minton, J., 8.A., Trig., Cambridge. Outteridge, W. H., 8.A., New, Oxford. Badkaap, W. a, Literate. Wilkimoa, J. 8., 8.A., Bt. Edmund, Oxford. And afterwards licensed Mr. Wilkinson as assistant curate of West Lampoon ; Mr. Christmas, assistant curate of Funtington ; Mr. BUeron, assistant curate of Essibortie; Mr Ostteridge, &litigant mime of Clayton ; and Mr. Badknap, assistant curate of Horstperpoint ; all in Ms dio case of Chichester. NAVAL. Fsa. 26.—ArPoirmsann.— To Conflict — Midshipman: J. H. Thomas. Pioneer—Lieutenant: S. Osborne; Second Muter: J. H. Allard. Resolute—Cap tain :H. T. Austin; Lieutenant: R. D. Aldrick ; Master: P. C. Allen ,• Purser : J. E. Brown ; Clerk: J. L wis ; Boatswain: E Langley; Carpenter: R. Hall. Assistance Captain: B. Onsinaney ; Lieutenants: F. L. bl•Clin Aek and J. E. Elliott; Second Master W. R.Shellabear; Clerk in Charge : J. D. Parminter. MILITARY. - _ THI FORT MAJOR AT EDIRSUROR CARTLI —This ap pointment is vacant by the death of Major Cent*. That officer, who died on the 19th Mat., served in the Peninsula war as a subaltern is the I h Fusilsers, and was distin guished for his gallantry on every occasion. He had received the war medal, with twelve clasps, for hie services on the following occasions: At the battles of Puleio, Viemera, Talavera, and Bunco; in the ?street to Tories Vedras, actions of Loris, Pombal, Redinba, and Sabszal (where be was severely wounded in the groin), at the battle of Fuentes d'Onor, the second siege of Badsjoz (wounded in the chest), the actions of El Bodo* and Alden de Pont*, the siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo (wounded in the right th•gb at the arault), the third siege and the capture of Bedajor (again wounded), the battle of Balantaace, capture of Madrid, battles of the Nrielle, Hive, and °ethos, actions of Sauveterre and Via Bigorre, and, finally, at the battle of Toulouse in April, 1814. Afterwards Lint Canch proceeded to America, and was present in the action at Platte burg. This brave officer did not, however, obtain his com- pany until 1830. In February, 1840. he was appointed fort anjor of Edinburgh Castle, and in 1842 wee prom,ted to an unattached majority. The vacant appointment is valued at about 871. per annum. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—CARLIBLE, Fzs. 25. CROWN CoVLT. Banns Me. HAWN ALDEZOON. 11113RDIR OP Sia JAME& ÜBAHAIeII 0 33333 EPta. Joseph Hogg sod Joh^ Hogg, otherwise Nichol, was charged with the wilful murder of Thomas Davideon, game. watcher for Sir James Orahun, on Saturday, the Bth of Nov. last year, by strangulation. Both prisoners, in a tremulous voiw, pleaded not guilty. The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Serjeant Murphy, with whom was Mr. Matthews. Mr. James and Mr. Overend, with whom was Mr. Hodgson' defended the prisonsn. It was Mid; semeiderable difficulty that a jury could be ell:parson was fined 2W.; an objected to serve ate of the prisonen had once been his servant. The judge eummended kis conscientious scruples, and would taw Mimed him could another juryman have been found. &damn Murphy having stated the cue, said that the Most kmerPat a in support of It was that given by en somemigliss before the coroner and that person bad com mitted wields in gaoL He admitted that there was a diffi culty about receiving each testimony. I The Judge remarked that it could not be taken u evi dence, but it should be received, in order to see whether other circumstances of iiiikient weight could be brought to bear upon it, so as to corroborate ita truth. Mr. Serjeant Murphy—lt was a question really for adju- Mead= afterwards. He then proceeded to read the deposi tion of Andrew Turnbull, the accomplice in question. In substance it was as follows :—" Oa the Bth of Nmember last, may in the morniag, he was asked to go poaching with them, which he did. Joseph Hogg said that if they lighted upon Davidson, the demand, they would put an end to idea; but deponent said be would not join them is sash a job. They bed reached liontledp head when they saw Davidson oomiag. Joseph Hogg weds nes" at him, and twisted the stick out of his(Dsvid• en's) Ira. He then struck deemed on the forehead with bin SM. and felled him. They struggled on the ground far SOW time. Joseph Hogs then took him up by the Sea mar and lung bin on his forehead, with his face to tic aITIMS eat for Nichol to help hint.. With that" ( lb* deposition) "Nichol flung hie gun down, and they did ft between them, some way about his neck, bat what way I emald not rightly discover." Nickel opened the dead man's waistcoat and took out • pane, keeping three sovereigns and fifteen half-crowns., but patting She puree but again, and leaving in it a H. sots and some atTrlr. Deponent got a sovereign and five ball-crowns for his Aare._ _ _ . _ _ _ -- 73e;jt. Murphy having finished reeding the deposition, Mr. James submitted it to the wart, whether the era could be proceeded with any farther. The manned Judge said it was too miens a case to step at its meant stage. Margaret Davidson, the widow of •the mardared game keeper, proved that her husband had j oat on his usual rasa& on the Bth of November, and that dui had never seen kin sines alive ; also that IN had a suss of sassy ups him which eorrlspoaded with that which Tomball stated Where been take, hem the deceased gatnelosper's Margaret Darden, the daughter, and Ildward ri k ritsch, the ma, gave seldom*. Joha Armstrong, game-watehar for Mr James Graham— Davidson was a watcher wader seas. Oa the Bth of No vember I went to his home. lie had gone out, so I left a manage for bisa. Whim I west agela the and raorniag its had am returned. I west is search of him. searehed all day sad maid aot Sad him. Neat =masa 1 smelted with anat. more. The vottael about Doe Gregg is of a mom halph nature, rolt sad braes. I not present when dammed was toad I afterwards weal with Baowdan sad Talked, sad cm examlalas a geod portion of the was bream on the 16th 1 trued bet marks wool of the Dos Coop sad Wiso's kid for METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. WILDNESDLY, FIB. 27, 1680. Ilia State of the Weather at loch of the following N g ." ' Mae o'clock yestattlay ataralag. The stations tie arramted is era: of 1e.a741. _ _ _ Come el lma* Nam of CI Bea% wi m. - arr.& Mato at Weather. —... —___________. PLTIIOO7I BE. Calm Partially Cloudy Poems L. Calm Partially Lamy Olga NMI Gentle Lineal Partially ama, ' Salomon ........» E. Gentle Breen Carew Mamas ....... Calm Fogey fiourewierow ........ B.E. Ovalle Dream Overcame Pciamumma ... ...... N.W. Calm Pony .....ae0a........ LW. Claitleareese Panay may, Tvimainam Lumisomma. LW. Calm Overcoat Barron Ilaioolo. . . B. W .Cuba Cloudy eamirieir" Calm Overeaot Samoa .. B.W. Gentle Breeze Overcoat Clans .... .... Cluovomitai - BE. Gentle Breeze Overcoat Loom= ....„...„ N.B. Gentle Breeze Overeast CAugianna ........... LW. Calm Cloudy Bialammust ..„........ BE. Calm 0•11Cilit PiTik11011000111........ B.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Clear COMWAT ..... NA Gewle Brea Ze Partially Mode Haulm') ...... „.... B. Gentle Breeze Clouttleal Calm Over net LANW1T1L.............. BE. Calm Overeat Dam.nterux ......... LLE. Gentle Been Overcast era, .... LE. Cairn Overe.ut A0001111L110............ LW. GeeKle Breeze Cloudy Baarroca I.E. Gentle Breeze Partially Coady LMIAILIC Beam ........ OLABOOW .... S. Calm Partial:, cow, EDINIVIMR N.W. ow. nowt,. THIS DAY, 5;707r. Coarse of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of %oath s% 11.&E. Gentle Breese. FAR. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yieterchy ; they th.reawe indicate the state of the weather on Monday morale' et nine o'clock. Pot-tumors Lmoariox N. Gentle Breese I A rm.. , N.E. Gentle Breese rartt.:l) Cloudy N.W. Gentle Breeze Overcast &S.W. (beetle Breese Cloude S.W. Strong Breeze Overt:AA A.W. Gentle Breese I'Artt.l4 Cloudy S. Gentle Breeze • (Arrant S. Gentle Breeze °semen I. Gentle Breeze Overcast N.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloady LW. Gentle Breeze Cloudy Pr:salons/cos.. Claws ...... ..... W. ..... ii. 11111911111 Dom= SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ,14 0 Shippleg Glanta." d°ll4d'a LUL' CASUAL.LIKS. (Tem est Adonis, of this port, isrepo it7dtohave been condemned and sold on the coast of Africa, bovine been on shore bones= Calabar and 13 finny.—Liverpool, Feb. 25 . Alfred, Motin, from Calais for London, was not rff the Nee rock this morning's tide by the Insistence of a stearn-tug and boats, and is now in nor harbour, &fur basins dis charged about 10 tons of pot.tou.—liargate, Feb. 25. Fir 4 September, Wellendorff, from Dundee, has been cut through by the ice, off Odensholm, and foundered; crew eased.—Revel, Feb. 1.5. Herald sloop, Sunbury, from Liverpool for :Callus, pot on the Azklow Bank, wss abandoned, drifted cff, and was picked up,B miles from the Bieho; s, by theLevea schooner, and towed into Dublin.—Kirgatown, F.b 25. ARRIVED. tdAILB. Hamburg Holland Lisbon "Muct9 Pacific India Southampton India via Marseilles 0 . _ Boston and Halifax Maid' Mexico and Havannan We7t — india Braz3 Feb ARRIVED. Avoca-at Liverpool, February, from • . Arusni-at Gravesend, February 26, from AIASAMA-.4t QUeell4ollll. February 24, from EIZICTWA-at Liverpool. February 26, from CLTLOPI-off Liverpool, February 26 C. R. C.-off Liverpool, February 26 Carers-off Liverpool, February 26 Courrarsru Aroternes-at Gravesend, February 26, from.. r, En. °slows-at Salcombe, February 25, from ........ Inn: Eues Grumss-offßaicombe, February 25, fr0m..... Ft. 51 , : Furas-at Hull, February 25, from Gement-at Gravesend, February 2S, from , ammo:vie-off Falmouth. February 24, from lona Sincristn-at Queenstown, February 24, from.. .. Sams A/00 , 1101W - off Dover, February 24, from Mr bows RMULLT-off Falmouth. February 24, fr0m...... Ter , Magna-at Liverpool, February 26, fr0m..... _... ItsirravA-at Hull, February 25, trona.. Nova Fc TIA-c4l Liverpool, February :6 Nina-off Liverpool, February 26, frau ........ New Toaa-off Liverpool, February 26, from OBVANLI-Oir Liverpool. February 26 0113131T1- off Bristol, February 25, from Panicirrov-off Liverpool, February 26, fr0m....... Rows"A-o6 Liverpool, February 26 81111111-at Liverpool. February 25, from Sables Fn C. Maria - at Liverpool, February 26, from liver February 26, from SCIMOULN -at ftrtmonth. February 25, from Nrava -at 'lull. lebroin y 25. from WI:moos-at Portsmouth, February 25, from W. CANTSOII-at Queenstown, Feb. 24, from We. Inouss -at Gravesend, February 25, from. I.ch..n. I New Cuec \i w SAILED. - - - Aaerrata -from Ramsrate, February 2S , to ACOCSTA-from Ramsgate, February 25, to 1., .11 ICITIA-from Ramsgate, February 25, to Am-from shield", February 25, to ATA -from Liverpool, February 26, to !:" Aueogo -from Liverpool. February 26, to %ST/LA-from Bristol, February 26, to BZIOIONDSIT-from GIAMOToi, February 2 , , to ... Art., CBAMOITICosouos-from RAITIPIAte. Feb. S. to CHILIATIDA MAILTA -from Ramrstbte, February 2F, to 54. ni .deo Ca statro-from Plymouth, February 23, to at. Thomas CA , OOPIA-1 . 1011/ Liverpool, February 26, to • C. G. HemD. D. Dm-from Liverpool, February .6, to .. . . . Reyrout Dor-from Shields, February 25, to Cl.teber F-orru-hem Solcombe, Fe . E.IXADOILA-from P,,rtgotouth bruary , February 25, t 0 ... Euz* EDWAILDA-from Emanate, February 25. to .• FATACIONAL-from Rausgate, February 25. to Futon -from Bristol February 26, to Euratom-from Shields, February 24, to . Ermatm-from Grarmend, February 26, to Fatuous-from Raorgate, February 2 5 , to ....... YR/IVA-from Emanate, February 23, to 11w-from Liverpool, February 26, to Haar -from Emanate, Febru try 23, to Iless-from Plymouth, February 25, to Homo-ham Dirbay, February .5,1 to Rorke - al.-from Shields, February 23, to Isassua -from Falmouth, February 25, to J AN° V MATILDA-from LirS11,•.1111. February 25, to. L smog-from Liverpool, Febrio.y 26, to JAY= ANIWI-from Smoot, February 26, to LADY BRIT,-from Portsmouth, February 23, to Lair Docotas- &oat Ramsgate, February 25, to Mow. AULLAIDA -from Eausnate, February 23, to 31sar era - from Shields, February 21, to MAIO. RODII,II-from Lircrpool, Fe bruary 28, to Naomt-from Liverpool, February NOMPAIVIL-from Liverpool, February 26, to ligam-from Gravesend, February :6, to Ora:a-from Dover, February 25, to Parrra-from Emanate. February 25, to Par-trout Liverpool, February 26, to Patomca-from Liverpool, February 26, to Wax-from Hartlepool, February 2 Error um -from Ramsgate. February 3, to.. . 23, to ROBTIIIIII-from Shields, February 24, t 0....• • Itiomoor -from Shields, February . 24, to RODIIIO -ham Liverpool, February 26. to . Earoag-from Liverpool, February 26, to. R. D. Suremati-from Liverouol, February 26, to. Nee RIO OILANDI -from Liverpool, February 24, to Sim IL Porratogo-from Liverpool. February :6, to. . SVAAN Grass-from Liverpool. February 26, to ... • Saamoca-from Liverpool, February 2 6 , to-. ...• Sr. Naar -from Liverpool. February 26 to SALAD MARIA Air-fro m Krainete, FebrUary 2., to Set SNAIL/JO/M-rem RILIDIOAte, Feb. 25, to C Valli NO,ll-from Pamegate, February 25, .... Tircrantaio - trout Liverpool, February 26, to. W. ROADDLL-frora Liverpool, February 26, W WlLsorts-from Liverpool, February 24, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH, ..hae:ll 1,402 17K-11 r.7"0 ~...Cut .Lmcri r,.r! :11. , • . 1 's ~:.;~ .~ Aitrs, of Leary, Iron Lmidon tur %cot Luber, 16.11, • -• ion. 18 W. -- UVWCA. Walkman, of and from London for Cosat.tr.unop:o. • out, Feb. 14, lat. 42.40 N. ton. 11.34 W. ' MAXTOR. Of LOOdOW, from arauroius. Feb. 16, La. 44, all % '• SARAH (brig), of Sunderland, from a 11110 C foe LA.1.4., • • .1..!'" Feb. I, off Malga. SARAH LOUISA, with emigrants; and W.loreun6r. both • ••• 1 r Adealle, Jan. 21, lat. 10.30 S., lon. 26.30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DE.ans. Blunts. BRENT.—Feb. 23, at tklell Cagle, the w:te ci :he tiev.P. Vats, of Grand" Northaatptonahire, of a .laughter. BROWN E.—Feb. 24, at awithloa, N ilia, the 01:e of 2 W. I'm Esq., of s eon. CROOKES.—Feb. :24, st Ruasell.equars., the ink J h.q., or a daughter: - ELLISON.—Feb. 23, at Oreat Idirylebose-atrret. Pun Mn.s Elliman, or a daughter. MAZEILGES. PALMER—LAMB.—Feb. 2S, at Pt. Pancras Church, by the „ i• Hart, M.A., J. R. Pa!lnce, of the B, WK Arm, Amelia Elizabeth, oldest surviving daughter ot the lge Lamb, of Oitom, Nottinghamshire. RONALD—RONALU.—Feb. IP, at Windsor.terrAce. Rev. Ur. htscoale, of the Abbey Church, Psi , k7 $. I ' s " Ka t., to Alpe*, only daughter Ut J. Itosald, TEM PLE—MARTIN DALE.—Dee. 27, at !tinny Chant. by the Rev. Dr. Marryat, R. Temple, Elul., Service, oldest son of R. Temple, Esq., of the Nash. Worcestershire, to Charlotte Frames, youngeat disith" Martindale, Ea t., of Vietaciadipiare, UNIMIUM•pIaW. DRAMS. APPLEGARTII.—Peb. 22, Richard Drew, woad ." A' prth, Esq.. Bamford, Kent, aged N. BILLINGHURST.—Yeb. 22, at Greenwich, Bridget, ...• • Unshurst, Esq. BURGEnti.—Felo. 20 the lion. Catherine Slew , W . Burgess, et C a mden-piaci., tt.ith. C oo LA Tu. R .rnka tt: i i ,sb. 24. pc. couit... won Rectory. Sarah, widow of Ow - a h.,. -- - -- - -- - - -- -- - --- reeled and by WILLIAM Ktpte HAI" a he. S. 1,1° " : ".. Weil. le C b trat Ltheious. Printer, et the Oahe. 31 Loi s-*l i . sereli le Ike wing el Wblestiliee.—Wealesseo, VS/KW . NM I- k. I '1