The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-18 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIALTY, MAT 17. —Ar rot Itilt ENT& —Mid **ma H. C. B. to the Duke ei Wellington. 131,1 wenn ores Alp, of 7004toros root, et Bpittlesd ,C Stogtotoo, to tlot Hostiup, 60, *crow stem ship, at Nano moo*. Noel ChM J. J. C. to the Hestia's. TOHTB2IOI.ITH, MAT 17. The Fetubtokr, 60, Mess ship, Carats Seymour, sad the Hastings, 80, screw ship, Captaia Cans, were in spected today by the eos.insoderiti-chief, Vire-Admire, Sir T. J. Cochrane. This is reseeded es se isdikvit is teat the ilm wise hoe rif.hattle ships sew at Spithead shortly leave for the Baltic. The Faleon, 17, screw stoop, Cimmerian Pollen, and the Cruiser, 17, screw sloop, C3ascomider Douglas, have is tamed se Systelmad hem Plymintb. The Falcon brought ben Plymeetk about 200 ups hl remsen, who Wee meet as board the Ss. Viscose, 109, &tot ship of the sedisary. There appears I. be no leak of seamen now ; as, in addiaon to the above, the Emalleat and Victory have 'ask a Imp samba ea beard, available for any shirts want st mos. Thai[ almos, 17, mew deep, Captain Farquhar, and the Oseges. 6, paddle sleep, Comamsder Craefyyg, each as . barked 100 nee belessisg to the Royal Artillery, to-day, cur s mempare to the Crimea. Theta meets pec to to-mom havi n g is company the sicsc re wganboatc sail sow at Spitbeed. The Surly, Havoc, asd Omelet, mortar week, bare some into Wheat to-day, two others hacks"' coma in yes. torday. They are ell to have 8 Makes of fates keel pot on, as well as some alterations, by raising the combings "of the hatchways, to pretreat the water washiog below is harm weather. The Firm, which was taken Into dock ter this wpm yesterday, was undosked spin this after:loos, and towed oat to Soithvad. The Hardy was this taken into desk. The sixth of these mortar vessels, the Firmer, was towed from &hissed last sight by the Odin, 16, pad* frigate, ooh to sea to try her mortar. Shipwrights are at work es the whole ate, mashie; the alterations on their &elm The Lady least." mew transgart, whose arrival from Coastentim ople with some 78 sick sad wounded we repwted yesterday. same Into lambent this storming, end tr sy wtll disembark early wimatrow to be torestami to Chatham. The railway terminus bete presen•ed a very excitant aspen at 8 o'clock this merging. some 300 or more Crimean I heroes going away by train. They comprised soktiers of almost every regiment, sailor, marines. mum ivtlikay sass. mid royal artillerymen. About 140 of them were roes tango 3as , which wired at Bpithead from Coostenti• eargle en Monday, and who we being sent on to Chatham. TM ethers were wing up to freedom' to receive the Woman medal to-morrese Anse her Majesty. The soldiers iMailleat them bad Weir ease oat of the military hospital pi ed am. and Om minors owd cerise, mow att: . .ohed to various dip st lieltbeee, had ebberiese service in the marine baleados ea shoes before or had been eogasikd is the benalmedimeat of tbet on the Ant opening of the ermenBMas. All Ws* delighted at the popes. a preawas umbirealsi and well-earned wig. Bowel akin asimMedd lima. DUBLIN, MAT 17. ID the Norse of yesterday upwards of seventy edesteart bus the City of Dab.is Militia jailed the 60th Rae& Lieut.-oeasrale Pleatisa aad Thomas will be removed hese eesiaaril af the Wainch sad Belfast district. ree peetivrly, is the 80* of ant =oath, and so ogears hays het boos alma ta mewed dam Oa Meads, lee same sad els sea each ham the depots et the 9th, 17ily Ibb, sad 89* (comprising the proviailaal Imagism is Limed* amines) left for Loads, to he pos. slat at the preeestaties M the Ceram seetale by** Qom at the Nem Oseris perade, to4serrow. The Asses ass Captain Newport, fah ; Captain Berle, 1 7th ; Nair WS. sea 'sad Diana. Bith ; Cassia ?Dios, 89*. A similar amber has left is all the depot= now outland is Irelaad. Os Tuesday, a party of eighties nes ef Cassia BMWS sempsay, Royal Ardllery, arrived at Useriek We wish, sad to to the forts ea the Uwe = Mine a like Rusher of As amps mimed so W Ames _the M new salved are leo ohs Ind setemed inanities tie Oiloss. bat wham woods a* for .Chem be Mr et haw. dui-battery of Arta- Mill U 1110111.6 Keen aad Carr, hes salved at • LTIVE REFOK BOSTON. Oa ska irrp main Wa i ls aasqiiasee with a re% A ss am ar paths, pa Mega of this a maths od bibabbooli la the : 1 3= efirdild the treW in g=tt heal* Ramage@ le eoppert Mr. he et Molidludive MON. the day woe markt& day, cad Ile IniipM 'whet La the pm, yet end wee the interest stud the di bell mns engirded by dm pria oldl of of the Mum. mil the peoessdisgs thmegh sat mere of the mit addled shaerstim The Mayor (a tory of de id seated) Ma the gob. AM. Mosta goopeeed the list semiotics :—" That this sew* geali that the Masten and Imolai= to whisk this oriestay hie ban *ablated, sad the horrible w<rlapwhiebewroehie army his Noland during the pro gressed poses. war, me mainly attributable to the rut Inelbsieway of is. is Mhos, which it M be a sonsequesse of the pendsions system that peeve& is every doparlawat al tits state of saarifseatit Writ sad shaky to play sad family isilaenee." The Ara romiallow, aid, was the ay of en outraged maks whist the ddeissmas end imbecilities of the go sersistelmese. movinsais ally sow soutoseaciog : it maid gradually galhar even fe it proposed, until the what asses eV* badniaoed this oaks almost to the awe of nib hod hoes awM swot essealed Was ably se rawhides, which ma gonad vankmawAy. W• 2 . °MA MA, / I proemial/ the wend reale awaralas Mr. Leveed's coming motion, said be hail Baer bsfen Mhos pe edi soy political wliticesetent as aa leglisksaa • lovey of by MOdd no bier silent. As a man ess to ofejosted M the system which raised iaseutpant pewees to allele situations through family Islam'. Is their pawls stairs sub a 'yearn would be malteds. el rule ; sad how . sham were they to Mate who, hair* the dealass of thole salary in their blip had dared to atom it. As aseluded by sordidly yew palm the woolatiea. The Rev. 0. B. M.A., seconded the meals- The ronlatica was that put sad carried amidst gnat Volans. Mr. CWATIrkW said that a requisition to the members, embedyino the above resolatirms, yea ready for signature. Mr. J. Nonfat, Jen is proposing the third re•olutios „ white oostaisod • vet s of maiden* Is Mr. apeLyard, said the time lied nee be the people to speak utl to dot Rene se Oniness, sad et the etas of the mooting he mid none% la oddities to the requintioa to Int basset MlD:ale i lspika of petition to parliament. 111 The kTOI la width owes, u the assatiag was called be s panne& Mr. Masco sold if the Mayor disapproved of it he Weald wait %nil he bad quitted the chair, sad would bring it in ward at a espolansatery neetiag. The Rev. W. P. Cr anosie wended the resolution. The taw. ermine teased the notes of flintily Weems ruder ishlit Aden wonenned to its true num If thepeople wall Mos** noweeestatins pore thoy mast ant purify thespians& Be nadaded with the following very trite quandes: Let as Ir own. alai" res ronnot liro own ensfenwn to bate on balm pas. Thu Maros (es di eisansaseriag spat)—Csaftne yaw. sou to the A TotOitrtrinat house to the Mayor. Mr. Clan= sPolmieed he bad brushed a sore point --fay art attribste Se his inaossan. (Loud laug= Re wade e there( vs sat lain the quotation—he ardwie with sayin; shin WO 10 , Onlonlinte ear *own nth nee nine Masi the Elgin epee st ool twee hewers Pm se as& Ina so nep but ood thus I toll neon admen bay the mos, Ilea sena -- Irina. The nsulatisa ass onto! anklet gnat applause, sad throe hearty shams inn gins foe Mr. Loynd. The Kam laving 'nand the chair, Mr. C. Wright, nanhant, teak Ms pins, and a petitios to partisans ha flirsoor of adisistinsadve M i tts was mond by W. 0. Obiglota. Seq., du d Rev. W. P. Mayan, by the Rae. T. W. Matthews, and carried by MEM° AT ~.mind a awed palls steam of es labobitami of Deptford me bid at Vet ladat•-balk is odd W adopt dorride ter w feetedita at ea assiliasysiassirlies the Iliad adadoiemedm mime. TM disk woe elsopM by Jobs Weds► erbe depleted Pie edam melts of lair smesesermat, sad Toped ea eorpollty emegfolt crwt7 Wawa ellsi peemale lbeamelabatald beet ems te SUM meet mosso dine of the data JILL Muslim soma Ow Ord reeelatos- 4, Tbst Me memo of tbo lest few made bads. dallseetestsd tbo Isom poem" Ibo embalm dodos Do so amp yeses lam =id at home ad piMated Odd the later b aura mole of die , the times bee at leap* anima wigs - wee !telt do mho n= mom la Istillgest swa dee yospi w irark r es orer i Abo isampeleat w fht• ts of d oessaloo rodise." TM swiss me ommisi ley M. Doe ad mold oeslarasties. a tbie ati sf reopmes it 1111 roseimd—o Tbd tbs members tie em Mese^ of Gronwieb be ropeeetei Is Mesa Ow Hems lea. ea Threseloy, lig It, to sopped dr rembi debt Dm Wog les Oda ootieee.'' - A lied emoldlea was Om all to ro•operato with *5 Lomita ame=d larp member of gem/am were oppelatedi so Imaroot..—A requisition has been in course Of ter tits post few days is Liverpool, addremsd to the rattseetbss his to all • meeting of the isbabitsats, filmilkoso ar the (4111.9 of admiaistratis reform The ressioithealets were easseesd of puss of all shades sad sdaisees. Els worship the Mayor , who is at pseud la lasa°l4 """ l 4 l6 lPhis thlowis to the requisitiosiss that hi sold sot ass with their assn. IRELAND. DUBLIN. MAT 17 The Lime►ick Clironiee stater that sloop the advance in the spirit duties the sale by retailers in that city has actually din inhaled one-half. The followiag letur has been received, expressing the satisfactioo of his royal highness Prince Albert with the care and attention bestowed on Mr. Prieto. who= ►is royal highness bad sent to be trained at the Albert Institnuon in Gluanevin Botanic Gardens, near this city : Buckle:ileum Palma, May 7, 1855. My Dow Sir,—The Pruco haseommaaded sae to for to ward yes a silver tea l ounge, ma a inork of h ot s)al id bi is ghorn's a ppreciations of the MSS and &minim y pa to the a truotion of Priem, and the kicilneee you showed him daring deepme he was ander your charge. I hays this day tahed the piste, of whieu his royal Within's' beim your aecoptaars.-Busearely yours, V. B. Patna. Dr. Kirkpatrick. SPORTING. %au) iintetugence. COURT OF DOW NZ. IN MI IeIOWN. The bankrupt, Henry Bream. a patter. of Harden, in Kent, applied for his maifate. lila seemet*, which extended over several Teeny slam& a ses b ef id %r dee to usseenred creditors. and 11,73 H. M Moos sansei y, with liabilities of 6411 The nests (brssed tbe seeptidi held es severity) were stated at 1861. 31r. Hellas* opposed foe the assignees cm tie `row reckless ending end inverters boolt-kreigoi• MIS sle• prod agaisst the bankrupt that, shortly Man Ide Wok ruptey, when be must have known that be was inedvest, be allowed a creditor who had made him ih =els 4 to get pomades of his property Dade, a bill of sole, bra* not himself going to Bodine", where be musaised fait several weeks. He had also dealt is accommodable Ma a press *teat, the whole of which hog amp wine OS estate. While the profits bad been 4,Bog e tboteskespesaaa amounted to 4,1781. ; the bows tad seesossi amass to 3,8861., and the loam to 6,6361. He bad sostsseted loan of 10,0001. with ea i o mpany es very dies& vantegeous terms. It had post him shoot 1,24101. to get the loan at all, including a payment of 3001. to • mishor i n troducing him to the odic*, and mother inmost of 2501. to • person for acting as surety. Mr. Haight, for the bankrupt, pointed out some tato* , able eirentaistanco s in the ease. His Honour said the bankrupt's speculations appeared to have been unfortueate, if not reckless. The mast gesso charge was that of running sway from his coeditors, at a time when he oupht to have dote all in his power to assist them. The certiticete most be suspended for sit mostike when granted, to be of the second claw • IN 13 N. U. SLILY. The bankrupt was a sculptor, of Nownsas-street, 8.1 of Camden-town 'Villas. This was the waists moth Tito arnounts, 's teadies over 13 mesas, slaw a sea 2.6211. due to uusecured creditors, MK Is dm= Dimwit', sad 2,8171. of liabiles. The amine were= se 9741 in good debts and property. At the blessing el 1864, ,be bankrupt bed a surplus of 3,3481.; his profits bad been 1041.; t e ed* e spensee, 4351. ; interest.l92l.; law 88- p•mos 861.; house and personal ditto, 1,0801.; losses, 5,0071. This last item comp tad a sum 6(4,1001., stated to be " the difference between the estimated cost pries of pro perty and the present estimated value," that property coo ,mine chiefly of models of colossal end other figures. One of the most recent works of Hr. Bail, (who Is a royal scademicieut, and a member of the Society of Antiquaries) to a largo•sleed statue of Lord Mansfield, which has recently bees placed is the vestibule of the House of Lords. He is also engaged es a statue of Lord Somas for the same TATTERSALL'B.—T III726 DAL Baluisribare mastered nunteronely, nod the basins that was mammal on the Dolby pretested features of con- Mumble import ince. Before 'storing into detail., however. it is necessary to state that the task of separating the chaff from 600 grain was never men diffinit. De Close we. very distinctly in the ucendant. At the commencement some transactions at 5 to 1 and 9 tn 2 were quietly booked, but towards the elms there was se strong a rush to " get es " that offers of 4 to 1 and 7 to 2 were caught up with avidity. Lord of the Isles, smeared from the depremion which be oh potioatied at Bath, wu backed for a large sour of money ; 6,000 to 1,000 wes taboo in owe bet ; attorwards 6 to 1 was booked to several hundreds; 1,000 even would have been betted behests anything " bar one." Wild Dayrell, steantints, had a downward tendency. NotwitbstaadMg • number of investments at 6 to 1, he dropped to 6 to 1, taken and offered. Rideau we. backed for nearly 300 J. st 6 to 1, and Kingstown was supported in good quarters at 12 to 1. The ether bets on this dust were to oomparativeli small MEW Tutu OAILS.—At one time Bto 1 was laid &pion Nettle, but subeequattly 7 to 1 would have been taken " to mono 7 to 1 was talus to various sums about Dame Judith, and 18 to 1 about Lady Tattoo. CLOSING ST. nicza. DU 11 to apt Lord DEW, De Clue (7 to 2 taken freely) 6to Mt. Ilan% Lad el the Wes (t) 11 to Mr. Oebeldesem's itlgrmss (1) •to Mr. P. L. ligiewee WU Dayton (t end off) to ee Mr.). Addis's Thraffer (t) II to Mr. 11. =Ts Soutown (0 111 to Lord Milelwes Met Mineral* (20 bolt) 26 to Mr. Kowarts R Maws (t) Mr. J. J. liemiennes isteesno (t) 11100 to 1 Lad AsgrAgtesail (t) lo apt Mr. T. Milhamen's Male (t 7to 1) 7to Mr. W. Mom% Momolos Heather 7to Admiral O. V. Harowirre Dom Judith (t) 10 to Mr. IL Ilswite's Marshisoms 10 to Mr. T. V. Turner's 12 to Mr. lads' ea Reed's= ) 11 to Mr. Osicorne's Indy Totlen ( Mr. ca Pyrrhic, Which met with a sewn widest at New. moist oa the Viedossea tee &Gond Sprites Meeting. Is dead. EPSOIII 8113111 RanaTs ro o t s _ u MA a lb 9 1 •••••• ••• - Odom— Om Cord Via t r iiii7 4 ; 7 :::•••••• 4 ersiallisr 4 li▪ do* 4 Mope W ClediNeals Om Nem Tway Mee i iio 7 10 7 9 7 6 7 6 7 7 7 7 6 7 4 111'0111 Ka TIM Erssit r•--MAT 17. • Nabob Swat —".. Deimos • .—.--... • gam Kr. beaks BR MEETING. ma PLAT& Ons KOUT ot • ...... .. 4 IS MOWN* • 1S Valbsek ..... • Catastropb•-----. Itvaeireilas 3 a 1 6 1 60 6 10 Mr& lilsby kauritti• YLad _ - y Ana 3 KAM of tlie Mora MI Kama. Ow sib 844 4I I Torr i 1 Osarteasy 3 Titorsos • SWRao ..... 4 = an is*— $ 3 1 Meerviek; 1 Tows Puri. 011111 MOIL Al. et Di Tebolied Deka al Lasater- - 4 N astir -- 6 16 • by Prtabia . 4 5 iteeme ..... ..... 3 7 i s 3 is Prams ass .—..- I HI ON FIATS. Me aft awl • lb smear. Aga at Master Samoa . II 4 "« 6 4 Testy 4 4 br t• Ors Taws $ I Ms WiMs 6 3 • BACKS.—/Ixt O. About oso site mad . INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAY 17. nom ma. 00101110:111il rucun. 8$ 8 0 3 11 $ 10 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1855. Es,, Bir John Nina, Zebu* Campbell, /Sacsle=. Esq. 01)hochsil ceded Lord Owns banish Haw Ball, Jobs Bush, sag Francis W. ilnistoshia place. - - Mr A. Jones, for the assignees. recommended the cue to the spurt as one for • high-class certificate. The bankroot was a member of the Royal Academy, and it was of great isspertsase to bias to receive a certificate of a high clue.' Stop his bankruptcy the status of Lord Mansfield had been sempletal, by which 6001. would be re a l ised to the estate. As SODS as he found himself in diSailtise, he had placid d▪ enin the buds of his creditors, by sinning a dealers den of insolvency. The estate would yield • moderate dividead. • Mr. Begley, for the bankrupt, hoped that he would leave that court with es much hearer as possible. Mr. Bally's geisha was known and appreciated throughout the country ; be had bees • pupil of the celebrated Plasmas ; but like essay mere men et glaise, he know little of the ways of the world, and that was the reams why he wee in his present gesides. Though be might receive • certificate that day, be sheath preesente his labours with the determination of main every eau of his indium in fell. Al against them be did ass wish the certificate to be any protection; and thaw these eireusestuoss he hoped to receive • certificate of Ike fist thee. set eo wa s mr his o f sake an fee that of ble ereditore. The cue a sweltering cose in other OW of view ; the profits had bees large, sad the expeadi• kW very moderate. The Cominierioner—This is the of those clues in which as mama but regret its lamas come before the oaurt. It lease where one mist of asesmity feel the forge of all the theergetiens which have bees made on behalf of the beak -1111.21.1111111 I cassia do other than wish teat it had been kr me to gnat • medicate of the ant class. Bat hire they mush gladdened this eehor esse slam it has been lathes the seart, heietmeeeMMOT sdeehiel the Meth k We of Mr. Bally, end Palming AM Wit feratfr des, MI weld eatisfacterily else le the eeedeehma that it wee s as k which a first claim eettileale eight to be greats" le de se ; and I bare dee etetudel le the eheenn, Sees et Me learned counsel on the pest ef the allebsuit At the ems doe I feel bound to Moe, ebbe.* I as set think that there is any isspatatisa to he east epee Mr. Bally's below mei bas. 081 theme ere eivesostasees apparent tot the Wises Melee meeteeeeately put his bud to Ms et endow le awry lop esesee—erkieb, havieg regard le the denesetanese, would prevent sae emit( to the seat_ Mat this is a ernes is which I ought to groat • int dile it is 11.14 te take fate eta s /maths& that three the se madams bees to oppose. gad that the passes has whose basis Mae bills cuss were prinalpall peigthealth liken vi tar never ea here mash sy, pause wilthadag money at • very high rate of interest. Mr. Bagley reminded the court that those bills were signed by the bankrupt at • time when he had a lags our- Pk' lettherey. The Coamissioner—lt is hardly neesesary to go into that matter I. detail . het that property wee put down at cost pries ; end the Mame, between that and the present value is very prodigious. I quite concur in the eneaniums whisk have bees weed is Mr. Bally by the learned 1 *earth The reputstio& of Mr. Bally; es • madam is therlibe be us all. Bis Went is hoe.% sad a dm ired wherever the arts are appreciated. I certainly em glad that the time bee arrived for awarding of to Mr. Billy his cad& eels. I trektrek that the proceedings this day will enable Mr. Bailey to exercise his pass sad skill as - an said, un fettered by the =amiss aeasissaily ettesdact upon peat nary difficulties The great abilities of such a mss will always ensure him • competence, and, I would fats hen I will. ere twig, spin place him in the road to afileeasa. I I think that the rafferisp which Mr. Bally mast bath es doted from his anbarrassuthts, and the esesequesee et those embarrassments, to a stadium is hi sitar Oa. by the breaking up of his eatablisiumende theists et bit threitare, his models. his book % hie iitturge-Ipait 118 them sadrerie , gs must bare ben—should be very Ina esilreella Me reflection, whisk I think he is fully entitled le base la hi mind. although • mesa of his modest sharastsi, pathos, wield not really enteral' it, that is his works he has retinal an imperishable monument to his own fame. ABA. therefore, is disposing of this are, I the mere I regret that I cannot, eassistantly with my duty, he whet is asked, and grant • certificate of the first ekes ' bat, 'Bader all the eirenastasess, I ea thasedingly glad that the time has arrived for awarding to Mr. Daily his met& eats, whirl I now dose et the sewed elms. e I IX THE 11A7711 OP CZ IiSTIAX FORD .--Lxo.s. &mum- NICIALITI3II. This insolvent, • German, who applied under the Probe. ties Act, win opposed by Mr. Nichols, 'ad supported by w ' ties. treeta was taken to the petitiou. The insolvent in the documents filed is the wart wu described u " Ditford," but had signed his name " Ditfort" Mr. Comuhaiontr Phillips ridiculed the objection, re marking that it was right to a " T." (A laugh.) He would not set es the objection. Mr. Nielvilsrabeitted that the ishjunien taut prevail. TMRegistrar of the Court (Mr. lugpsa) was of opinion that the petition eould sot be sustained, ae no retard= could he gifts in the aerie of Dittoed, when the name was Ditlort Mr. Comuississer Phillips declared that bs woo perfectly eakamad to dismiss the twilit.. bat he was obliged to do it, as ao protection could be g i ves. petitioa was die. missed, end leave give* to au the achedala, on a new petition. Ix ZS =OYU lIANT. This insolvent, known as " Doctor that." wee opposed by Mr. Hui for several creditors, and supported by Kr. Teinsolvent is 86 years of age. He had been in the naval Denies and retired at the death of Lord MN& 841 had been bankrupt and insolvent. He took a taw On a serried daughter to let in lodgings, and bad not deseribsi himself to he soloodale u a lodging-hones keeper. Two peiels erne: whether the embalm of the description ate beehremeeerlall on within sinineatbe of • petition under the Preeseliow Ant was fatal; sad whether the insolvent was see a tiedir. Alma dieenedis, the ease was adjourned to the Ist June for further Initiastioa. SHERIFFS' COURT.—MAT 17, MOU a 4 VANE - 'PP NVIICKILL MID • Nom stsrrair •1110 *MU p. TooIIPSON This woo as folairyto mem the demise is ea actios es a bead. The trees leseters, sr per of the Leedes erne Manly llesseislo levemesest sad Wlßearemose losiney, se whisk the defendant's ears had bees Inseam est eseseeeey. The defendant nave his bond fee 1001. es a liserestee for his eon, who, however, embessied same to a mush larger mead, and the society sided ups the father to pay what he wee liable to them for. He armored amisessee. sad paid76l. ; and a questlas was raised whether that was to be takes is reduction of the whole defeleatios. or of the penalty of 1001., to wh wheedleth tether had made bissiell liable. Oa the part of dges it was costeaded, of mew, that the money war paid is pert liquidates of the pantry, end an offer we. made ea Me behalf to pay the balsam of 241., sad the cons eat of pasta. The karma Hader-Sheriff, after Yr. Laces had stated the &hada** eass,suggested es arrsugement, and after Nose diossedes, • medial was taken by must for 401. PROCLAMATION Or OUTLAWRY. 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Florio' inset, a girl apparestly 16 or lears old, was brought up charged with ltaviagolitalmed ti tsilver watches by moans of a forged order. Mr. B. Welty, supniatendent of the warehouse of Jobs Troup, of 38, Hatton - garc e n , wholesale jeweller, said, as the 28ah of April the prisoner sense to oar warehouse awl *ought the request produced, and gave it to Mr. Tres, is my preset ce. I did not see the paper at the time. Me. Troop beaded it to me to-day. Mr. H. Donaldson, clerk to Julius Stauffer, of No. IS, Old Jewry Chambers, watch masufectursr, said, as the Urn mete,inh, Lille prisoner came to our *Hee time • me rimming to come• from Jones sad or eii• Idgware .road, whom we koow is business, re g asesalse Wits gard some silver watches ea ame to them. I gave her lye watches, value 121, in the belief that she aeraslly came from Messrs. Joan and Arnell. The Alderman—Did you never on her before ? Witnees—Nevsr. The Alderman—And you put iato the hands of a girl to whom you wets a complete stranger Ave silver watches ? Witnett.--I did. When I qurtioned her upon the sub. Jost she maid she had been to Ilatton•garden several times to got jewellery for them. We have made inquiries, from which we have usertained that the order is a forgery. Inspector Mitchell intimated to the alder.nan that it' would be desirable to have the primmer remanded as there were several other charges against her, into which it would be newswry to mike inquiry. theses , Cook was cbsrged with having attempted to pick the rockets of several respectable persons in on sweat is the company were entering the Mansion-house on Welseeday. Mr. James Smith, a gentleman who resides in Liverpool, maid :At half-past seven yesterday evening! was passing the Mansion.hosse. There wee a great crowd, and I saw the prisoner attempting to pick several gentlemen's pockets. After he had slipped his hand dexterously into the pockets of the gentlemen, be went resolutely to some ladies, and very useennionionsly, and to their evident oonsternatles, put his ha d into their poekete. At last I took hold of him se he was trying to rob one of the ladies, and I asked bee whether she had lost anything. She showed me her puns, which she had carried in her hand for the greater security, and went away in alarm. The prisoner, who is not 16 years of age, said he was only looking at her Majesty's ministers as they wen going to have a feed with the Lord Mayor, and he never had a thought of stealing. The principal turnkey of Holloway gaol, said the prisoner was a moiler old practitioner, and bad visited several prisons within the last few years. The Alderman said, if the prisoner had succeeded in any of his attempts he certainly snould be sent to the Central Criminal Court for trial, in the hope that he should be transported, with his incorrigible habits, to another country. As, however, he had got no plunder, the utmost that could be done with him was to send him to prison for three months. The priseser—l have neither father, nor mother, ut obsvacter, and what can I do ? Committed for three months. Jodie Greenwood, 19 years old, was charged. Mr. Townsend, the hat manufacturer, said the prisoner walked into the warehouse, took a new hat off a peg, and was walking away with it. TM primmer—l did take the hat, but I returned it to the prosecutor. I didn't want to stool the bat ; but what I did I did to be brought here, for I have no situation, and don't Mew what to do. The Alderson —Why don't you enlist ? Prisoner—No ; I don't want to do that yet. TM Aldseman—No; I suppose you wish to have a run into half the prisons in London first? Prisoner—Not so may as that. The Alderman—You shall go to one now at say rate for six weeks. Committed moordingly. John Game, a ruffian ly conductor of omnibus 7,313, wan flood 10.. sad costs far having used insulting and abusive language to two young ladies. The ladies had paid Use follow a shilling on the arrival of the omnibus in Bishopsgate-street, and he pretended that what be had reeeived from them was a farthing, called them liars, said they were old hands at it, sad threat ened that, if they would not give him another shilling, M would give them into the custody of a policeman, sad have them looked up. The hour at which this occurrent" toe/ plass was 9 o'clock at night, and the ladies gave Me icandaeter the mood shilling. The dehadant began his defence by stating that the young ladles is saying that be had used improper language to them, had taid a very great fshehood. TM Allimmen regretted that the ladies bad confined their =it In the summons to the charge o f abusive and in , and fined tbe defendant for that offence is the pen li a l lt r y . 7t.. shillings and mots. at the same time martin his Mum with l a little intim of condemnation. GUILDHALL. Deetiel Nlral.R Der7iiie;etsisd COSMO Willi6.ll Gordon, who weeded ma badness in the city of London as general I mmigrants and natal brokers, and at West Hans as distillers. Ilea brought upon remand before Sir Peter Lateie, charged with not surrendering after they had been adjudged bank. rapte, with fraudulently ooneealing a portion of offsets, and with uttering fictitious warrants. Mr. Ballantine, instructed by Mr. Linklater, coadocted the prosecution • Mr. Bodkin. instructed by Mr. Humphreys, app e ared for Davidson ; and Mr. Clarkson defended Gordon. Mr. H. Wm. Law said—l am • colonial-broker, carrying lon bather at 38, Mincing-lane. I have had dealings with the prisoners to a V extent, by advancing money on amity. I idea a them at diffennt ame abou 16,000 i. or 20,0001. The balance against th em t at the pre t nut moment is between 8,0001. and 9,0001. I hold some warrants which were given me by Gordon in the beginning of 1862, which proffer to relate to goods alleged to have been at that time at Hogan's wharf. I wait to the wharf sad ascertained that there were no goods in existence there el the kind mentioned in the warrants. Some of these warrants turned out to be duplicates of other warrants. Genuine warrants usually circulate like bank notes. These I produce represent spates to the amount of 10,0001. 12,0001., or which would have fully covered my claim. Mr. David Barclay Chapman said—l am a member of the firm of Overend, Gamey and Co., of Lombard street. We all ourselves money 'lenders. I have known Gorden Dome y ' ears. He was originally in the house of Sargent, Gor don, and Co., mad he subsequently renewed negotiations with us is 1848, end continued to do so down to October, 1853. During the years 1852 and 1863 he depo sited migrate with us for the purpose of obtaining envenom doom of us upon them. The warrants we hold tepee seat goods to the amount et 80,0001. These fictitious war rants wen mixed up with other. arrants, sad so *laded the observation of our managing elk. They were le 'Willy made out that it was next to impossible to detect the ins , particularly as we knew him to be conked with iillrr Charles Forbes' holly, sad highly respectable. i t knee tell due from time te thee and were renewed; and, feagiag ao risk, we motioned thitransactioee with him. All these warrants are, I believe I what is called fable toraud ulefind t nt ; b u t t easseet speak positively. ban not bees geode they represent. I only know this, that when our elerk wage lowa to the wharf to basin about them, he found the earehesse empty. We diseased these venal' were GO M uss is October, 1863, and about the same time I saw Gorda et ear house in Lombard-street. That interview leek plass in the presence of Mr. Cols. Mr. Ballantine here explained that Mr. Cole was now lying m Newest', having been tried sad convicted some fIW Mello back for fraud. • Wilmese—Mr. Cole came with Gordon. We had pre dowdy mode the discovery that the warrants were not ge nial.. W. became dissatisfied in ansequence tiere ken* ea these warrants being deferred from time to , alllmmik it appeared to us that our risk was completely so =l had sent the broker to examine the c o pp er and c ad when I told bins that I should not be satisfied seism I went to the wharf, he (the broker) told me that Mr. Maltby, who held the wharf, was under the control of Oels. Upon that I went to Cole end asked him if these warrants WON all right, end he said they were sot, there wee someddag wrong about them. I cannot say what took pines between us at the interview I have mentioned, because the eimageatioe was general. I asked Gordon what was the some fraud, and how be had disposed of the 1111•1 Mr. I e rect any what were the exact words that passed se that *Mk llailentine—l must have the mein words from you Kr. Moms& ; the ems se I would from the seauseaui views la die bee. Whinges—l ann ul renember distinctly, but when Gordon SW Oslo sane torpor hoops I d Gordon if the warrants sepossaled pars or nothing sa d he replied nothing. I rand NI be admitted the fat in words, but he shook his Ms& sad looked as if te intimate that it was se. He said the distillery at West Ham was all right, and that be was leaking I,MOi per week by It. We ;made no arrangement with Gordon before be left, nor did I receive any security. We Heaved no security from Cole. Gordon offered us the lease of the distillery, but we returned it. The lease was • fee our solicitor to look over, but we never received it se .scarify. We received nothing after this. We received a preshsory note of Davidson and Gordon, payable to Cele Brahen for 120,0001. Cole represented himself perfectly advent, and that the money we have been robbed of had WS lent to the distillery. The deeds of the distillery were Ow up to the amipeee on Cole becoming a bankrupt. Cele did ant deposit anything with us at the time. We hod the warrants to • very large amount-120,0001. would rover it. We had no dealings aith them after that. The secu rities which were good were afterwards realised. Mr. Wm. Boyer said—l am a clerk to Overend, Gurney. sail Co. The dealings with the WieeSere were W ewee es e d thank us. I have no doubt I received these winiMnfle frees Gordon personally. I reads ao bookies dosed winnow. because I had no doubt they were geed,. In kid • number of warrants for Hagen's-wharf, sad diellrifed their fraduleney in October, 1863. I was pretest at the interview between Mr. Mistimes, Gordon, and Cole. It is WI 100 g since that I do sot resident what soonired. There Is sethiog in this matter whisk I desire to keep back. The =gaof the interview wee 'wow why the prisoners la is that way, by gidag them so say fictitious wolelleek•Lei they were also asked what they could give to Mahe up the dalakasy. I most my what Gorda cad t o that reyeespeted tke distillery at West lima to be very valuable peaty , sad if he were allowed time he I could wash [tali oit. The real vales of the &tinny was this digasseed, sad it was seraeged to be made available to 0 4, thirsty, and Co., is a general way, by paying them 4ff out of the profits. Something was maid shoat sectaity, bat Gordon did not say that he amid give any thieg that lam swirl. Gordon then wart sway, and I Ibare seen Ma merest times eines. Oa those ormations I have spokes to War *best the matter ; but I masa rata whet 1 estate him, er be 03 me. I will swear I gannet re collect. _ He ease is sad behaved as a teatimes, and I treated him as such. Mr. Salentine—Do yen mesa to say that you treated him OS & gentleman, kaowing he bad passed off fictitious 1 warrants to the eatent of 80,0001 ? Witness—l did so, sir. I know nothing about the title Iflasde to the distillery. They were taken into the partners' nom. The promissory note of Cole, Brothers, had nothing I to do with Gordon. Evidence was then given iatended to show that the pri boners were changing bank notes to a large amount in Europe at the time that the notice fur them to surrender I appeared in the Gazette, which they would therefore have I had an opportunity of seeing. The prisoners were then remanded. CLERKENW W ELL. Mr. George William Pgrutook, residing at N 0.7, Bono.- crescent, was charged with unlawfully discharging a bullet from an air pia. Mr. William Dallimore, shoemaker, of 42, Sandwich street, St. Pancras, said—About dusk ht the evening of the 9th instant 1 was sitting at work in the back parlour, when I heard a noise, and en looking round I saw something fixed in the wall behind my back. My wile was sitting at work on a sofa by the wall, and the mare was about two feet above her heed. Isaw defendant and another gentleman in the garden of his house, which adjoins our back garden, and seeing that a hole was made in the oleos of the window I went round to Berton-crescent, and ten the defendant. I said, "You have broken our window." lie at once replied "Yes, I know I have ; if you get it mended I will pay for it." Defendant—l deny that I admitted that I did it. Mrs. Charlotte Dallimore said—On the morning after the window was broke., I went to Mr. Pinnock, and asked him about the matter. He said, " I know I broke the window, but I was fiche at cats at the time." I said to him, " Yee must be well aware of the great danger you placed us la." Hs replied " I broke the window, and I have no objection to pay for it." He treated the matter so lightly that my hus band determined on summoning him. Robert Lambert, warrant officer, said—When I gave the defeadant the summons, he at once said, " I admit that I did fire the air-gun, but I have been for some time in the habit of firing at cats with it, and also at bottles." I ex amined the room, and foetid a clean out hole in one of the panes of glass, within a foot of the complainant's head, where he sat, and I extracted a bullet which was imbedded in the wall, to en inch in depth, about two feet above where Mrs. Dallimore sat at the moment the shot was fired. The bullet I produce is the same; it is flattened from the resist ance it met with. Defendant—l admit that I fired the air-gun ; but If it had hit the man It would not have hurt him much. Mr. Corrie—l do not think you clearly perceive the seri ous position you might have placed yourself in had any bad; result followed. Defendant—Oh, I quite see it. Mr. Lambert—Your worship, had the complainant been standing at the moment, the bullet must have entered his body, and killed him. Mr. Conie—This is a most serious offence. Ido not • know why in any case such a weapon should be and. hi, taking your own recognisance you must pay the expanses. Defendant—l would rather pay something to the poor box. Mr. Conie—l fear you do not see the extreme danger you have passed through. You might have had to stand before me for taking the life of another away. You must pay 205., and I hops this will get publicity, so asto act as a caution to other foolish young men. The defendant paid the money reluctantly, and was die- I charged. THAMES. A deputation of the inhabitants of St. George's in the East waited on Mr. Ingham to represeat to him the fright. fel state of Ratcliff-highway, or St. George's-street. Mr. H. Armstrong, of the firm of Higbwood and Arm., strong, said he believed that the street under nodes was the I weld regulated thoroughfare in the metropolis. The emflesity and obeceoities of the hordes of prostitutes who resegregated in the street were really frightful. A few years ago he was one of a deputation appointed by the board of trustees, of which he was a member, to wait on the com missioners, to represent the dreadful state of Rateiiff highway and they were very courteously received by Sir Richard 'Mayne, who assured them he would do all in his power to lessee the evil, and an extra police constable was placed on duty in the street. The nuisance was in some degree Inwood for some time ;_ bat latterly It had become worse than ever. Riots, outrages, and robberies were of frequent occurrence. The evil bad been further increased by the demolition of the district called Lower Shadwill, which had drives near hers from their old and &teem haunts to liateliMbigh• war, the Commercial-road, &c. I Other members of the deputation having made similar I representations, Mr. Ingham said he very greatly regretted such a state ,of things should exist. It was much to be deplored. He would advise the deputation to wait on the commissioners of *Ws again, and request them to augment the number of I constables and re-open the Denmark-street wateh-house. He hail ao control over the polies force, and all the magi. I strata had to do was to hear the .saes brought before them and decide upon their merits. MARKETS. ODTTON.—Livearooh, MAT 17.—The market aimed with • vary Ann feeling, and prices of Americans, Burma. and Brazilian, are per lb. higber than on Friday. In Igyptian, the advance is id. per lb. dearer. The sales were 13,0 00 bales—osenprising in Ame ricans (2.000 for export. and 3,.00 for apoeulezion), 1.600 Pernam land lilaranham. 311. to 61d.; and 230 Bahia, at lid.; 700 Egyptian, lid. to 9d.; 1,500 dont, 22d. to 5d.; and 50 Illea lolanda, Is. Id. to la. id. per lb. Imports for ths week, 60,000 bales. COTTON GOODB.-11swassrma, NAT 17.—The yarn and cloth market has been very languid throughout the day. Tarns oantinue to maintain relatively a better peed= as regards pries ; but whlist the prment condition of the cotton market renders lower rates ler manafacturcd goods impossible. buyers of both yarn and cloth operate very sparingly. Thia applies both to the home aad foreign trade. CORN.- Biammo whea t T :7.—At Oloseester and Monate markets, oa the 12th , wee if anything the turn dearer, but we nuke so alteration to our quotations. Barley and beans held for as advance of la. quarter. lute unaltered. During the present week the gosaMisoa m all articles of the trade have been Belted at barely maim enramey. At Wolverhampton yesterday wheat was la. M to. pie rearter higher, bat dull at the rise. At this day's mar- LA thee was a fer sap* of wheat from the farmers, which odd at aa improvemsat of 2a. to le. pee quarter. On barley and beans the tura was IR hem of WSW. A good many WE changed hands at short prelims rates. Davis, May 17.—We had a pled amply of wheat, the quality of which was gessedly very manor ; a good clearance was made at an adman of Nom IS. to 2s. a qr. Barley was in small supply, land Me trade was brisk at en advance of feet is. to Is. • or. la nine, b v a m ne, and plea the tenoener was to higher prim. lint QS beds yes dull. Wheat, best red, 79e. to 82•; middllub Mb. Ma.; Wain", 595. to Os. Barley. 29e. to 86e. Oda; =LW H le a 49e. to 66a Pees, 411. to 48a. Flour, floe, par lea, Us. M els.; @salads, He. to 595. MANCROI2I, May 17.—There a al SWISS attendance at this menlWemarket Wheat net a free sole at an edema et Id. per 701ta. deft this day es'neight. Einar waa held toe Is. to L. pc sack above Met week's currency, which had the drat of the a trade, and bat little business resulted. The beaky kr oats and oatmeal waa of a limited character at about previous rates. IWO& beans and barley the tare dearer. Nswasii, May 16.—At oar market to-day we had a liberal supply of wheat, which sold dim advance of 11. per qr.. A n t li a . 2ards malting I barley there was none deems, but for grinding a 'Aqui', was made, and sold at an Moreau in pike. In oats beans there was seeking doing. The averages :—Wkiite wheat, 814. toile.; red, ?es. to eta.; barley, grinder, 32a. to 845.; oats, Us. to ilia.; beans, 465. to 475. par qr. NEWBURY, May 17.—We continue liberally supplied with wheat, I foe whisk there la a steady demand, at fully last week's rake. A small supply of barley, and but little demand, masters having finished for the season. Oats, beans, and peas quits as dew. lIIIRILIOI, May I7.—The supply of wheat is large, and the trade, though dull, is dem, and rather dearer. la rising coca Oars is bat little dies& and ekes are unaltered. WATRIFOID. MAT 16.—We have an impreael beaky for wheat mg We since Monday, and each of them mikes ie again the tare dearer. Bark, and oata are la poi web* at last wok% I gdssa Zialsoatut, MAT 18, .fre had ia dm mind to-day 1,528 qes. Wheal, MI qty. barley. 1,280 qrs. ow. eel Sal era betas. Thera raw 1114i...Wheas. 1,313 ; barley, Tell; aft e 147 and bas,, 214 spa The supply of flash in the ..het to-day was large. ME sass emsk. Wbist dimly amlabbel lea trset's notations. "stay battsrorbes oats sea Ism mallbsi, As eesapaa with lad Snit dot was !Lip se Is% ski tL ban se swage. Barley, tip mt. es tin tsp. awl 91. lip se eassepa Outsdera ls. on the tsp. obi td. dams sa astems. Mon ISM Ir. GLIM the top, arlIL dew se absepp. Ilbed. db. te els. Ilmbp. lila. to llis. Oste, 17a. ad. to Ns. Mama 4115. te 611. Weida el top wheat, Ms.; barley, bps. ; at,, blebs.; sad team, Opts. per bushel. 17 qrs. rye, weight 69i lbs., mold at rATTLE. awaits, Mar la.—At 'whet to-day thus was nothing doing, owing to the lair being bald on Monday last. Ilawasa FAIN Mar 14.—There was a large show of beasts sad sbe Beasts did not sell so well as was antleipated. Sheep were .ag wore gooney than at Lincoln, but wenrather a drug in the market, upon the whole. The sloth was eassidered badly sold by the sellers. _ _ imilasour. Maw 10. The supply of cattle vas large, and the dmang gong. At the close et the market a good c'esmooe was Om tally U. per Dutch atone higher. Top price of Mgt 1111.154: ontrent,lle.; saiddlift sad infrrlor from Be. to gall, Imre M the market - Mee% 5,391; fat cattle, 912; lera aide. 194; silk 11/3 ; pigs, 312. The 'apply of sheep M the mita this urroirp woo again large. Demand good, and idiom= godly sada% a prim fully higher than these obtained lint eedt. Prisms are 1111sig and whitoPmed wedders. 744. ppeett ;ea prior. IL; riligsd imp, from dd. to 8{ d. per lb. Lembs from Sue. to SU. a IBA At ire door of the market a dear , ones was not effected. RIME —lbasararosa. War 11.—At the market this day there vamped rawly at dom. brim upwards at leo row of very imps. rare gravy, ter voila them ••• • advaltytreale at aa advaaoe of I dated& Thom was mai tad s dime left, as the bayera, plain la tba ft% Om we as aperalatik and thazefore Orightisly BM/brake tisk vast& Wiloa or rse Baia Ronzar.—Advioes from Coastantinaple mention that the Robert (twig), while on her voyage from Liverpool to that place, with bale goods, rot ashore at the entrance of the Dardasellea, previous to 3rd Kay, and was a total wreck. Bach of the cargo as was saved was being aeld. BY HER XAJE6TY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ----- tRLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, mar, woad ro teat Fifty Years, and to repay its oat • hundred foal, action of this machine is powerful and simple ; by turms wheel from le'ttoripe cask is raised ways trouble beyond ft* beak so that any wai sts s bops recede from the tip. %MOUS , the 'hod y s i ht to left Lt is lowing so impalpably Meg a s sediment of the man limpid field by ao pang, auq can get as and the lest gill re lig, vstoe, Ike., may be ilmeg oft perfectly bright. m a advtages al the Cask an Stand are obviousPaw— when 'cask oaths old ese k stand requires %inlay a block of wood, dm, is pit under It; the comegneses is that the sediment is dia. tarbed, the fluid is never bright ewe, sad evestua, . quarts. at the Ifni, in eve) pok, ue warned and thrown away. Engravings gratis.—JAMEM HAULM% Inventor and Patentee, 11, King be it lant.stres:, Manoks.hans. kir • .- • s) . . 14. • : r til k• t ,-•• • arced, a maid fermentation Promo. 0 Ind eriltTilly two or %I quo 10art5.... , act SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. Aittti VIID. Aosta—at Cardiff, May IG. from ....... ..... ...—..............141ta Ausuo—at Cora Paasge, May 11, from .......„,„..ge m Amu. —at Deal, May 16, to Gips AGATHA—at Wad, May 16, from &oh Ase Lair —at Falmouth, May 16, from Alemearia Ammuca— at Falmouth, May 16, from COlMlltimps AMILIA BIANDT--at Grareeeno, May 17, from 11mom WWII/A at Gravesend, may 17, from Port Lug ALXXVIDZI JOllt•OOM—at Gravesend, May 17 from Cortie Amor Maaosasose—at Gravesend, May 17, item —.Dm DAZOP OST —lit Gravesend, May 17, from. Antony BATallitt —at Gravesend, May 17, from Rotterdam Sarno/fa—at Gravesend, May 16, from Drormg 13111110411 Mascaaar—at Deal, May 16, from Mandy Cavariarra— at tromped. May 17, boot St. Mei Crows—at Liverpool, May 17, from Ala* CoLowsta—ast Liverpool, May 17, from Wew Tart CAPDACI (ll.)—at Plymouth, May 17, from ..... ......W. C4l Akita Ciao —at Oramend, May 17, from Chrleras COIL Waal/as—at Gravesend. May 1 7 , from °climber; Commas -at Gravesend, May H. from halide& Dermas &lova —at Deal, May 16 , from Roseman:4 Dime or Roxsuacos —at Deal, May 16, from Alamo, Fran Bayne ass —et Gr.ose - d, May 16, from Gothenburg Kean Ala-Kamm—at Gravesend, May 17, from Rotterdam EMMa lisys—at Graveaeod. May 17, from Natal Emoaarr —at Liverpool, May 17, from New Orleara Faasucco—at Garda, May Pa, from Maks lumaaca Dosiaar—at Cork, May 11, from Kamm Frznitsicx Paymaster—at null, May 16, from Mangan Freer—at Shields, May 16, from Girgead a mat JOHANNA at Gravesend, May 17, from GrainlLl WILIIIIJWIE Louisa —at Gravesend, May 16, gem Meal Cinauvuaz - at Deal, May 17, from Bauble GIN. Pas' au.i.-at Liverpool, May 17, from Charlatan H. M. Barn--t Liverpool. May .7, from New Grimm Bixos-et Gravesend. May 17, from lildso Barnum Bloom-at Gravesend. May 17, from Mead Heat-at Graaeeend, May 17, from Norway lialiustess - st Gravesend. May 17. from ......... .....11adisea Jaw DoLosze-off Liverpool, May 17 Koaeaa (sa.)--st Liverpool, May 17, from Alexandria Lawanscs - at Gravesend, May 17, IMO Brunel Lnaraii-at Gravesend, May 17, from ...Dm LLIKILLTII - lii Deal, May 17, from BiLppila Losrow-at Shields, May 16, from OIDNIK LROMARD Wooer-at Cork, May 11. from ...... ----Alexandria LOCK LAKORD-at Deal, May lb, fr00n......... ..... ...... {R ..... Cola Mara-at Veal. May. 17, ITV= . .. OMA MaGart-at Cranoina, May 17, from Macas.u.-at Gravesend, May 17, from pintas Mumma -off Liverpool, May 17, from. Malt Ilsnion-at Liverpool, Ms,l7, from Lly Now= Ammer= -at Liverpool, May 17, from... CaMo NATLIILL•-at Liverpool, May 17, awn Yousdris NORFOLK Tas-et Graveree, May 17, from .Auben Phoreovn - at Bristol, May 16, from... .... ......... Amnia Ornia-at Walton, May 14, from Slim P.C.8.-at Deal, May 17, from Colombo PaLaamo-at ElartlepooL May 16, from Carthago& Pow-at Deal, May . 17, from ..........Busses Am , NETRIL-airGraVr •F May 17, from Wend ' NIVRSORR-at Gravesend. May 17, from St. I:bn ' linues-at Oransend, May 17, from Rotterdam Bzisonaw - at Deal, May 17, from Maiming' NOVIUN Ban& -at Falmouth, May 17, from Alexandria ltsamia- - et Deal, May 17, from Calmat dan Bruuntona - at Garda, May 16, from ...... ....... Gibraltar STANDARD - Hi Falmouth. May 16 from Ccastanunopis Sums Rimes-at Shields, May 16, from Danatantinopie Brous -at Deal, May 17, from. Pants BaLvaroa-at Gravesend, May 16, from. Norway BULTAIIA-M LiVerPOOl, May 17, from Porto Biro filsumaomc (1.1-at Liverpool, May 17, from. Ram TaIIKALAIIa - at Liverpool, May 17, from ........ gsvasnad Tura' oaa-at Liverpool, May 17, Bun Demerus TIWICIIO-11L Liverpool, May 17, from - Para 'PR I M' Bnonas-at Gravesend, May 17, fr0m:7........Aa1b5ts VoLsacaro -at Liverpool, May 17, fr0m..... ..* -„Aleaardria VAIIOO DI NADA (d.) -at Liverpool, May 17, from... ties Vicroam-at Liverpool. May t 7, from Catania& Vaao3 Ds Gax•-off Liverpool, May 17 WILD lam Grar.-at stuideriand. May 16, from Balailad Wm Siarans--at Deal, May 17, from Badvii WIRT FILDRIA/ID - st Gravesend, May 16, frona Campla Sawa -at Gravesend, May 17, ham Pills .-at Liverpool, May 17, from Alain& SAILSD. Ascuss-from Cardiff, May 16, to ~.., .....,.. Moil Acre-from Partanouth, May 18. to Stet* ADAM Longs-Dees t6telda, May 16, to Constantin*. Asioacouctis-from Swansea, May 15, to Sierra Leas AOPES JEADVD-40111 8,1111.1.3, May 18, to (Abram As vs -from amuses. May 16, to Coquitats BOMA'. Tr= Cardiff, !W.A . 15, to. . . ....... ......"..POrtascouta, l3 Crusts& Out-from Cardi ff , May 18 , to . New Tat Coaurrrros-from Clyde, May 15, to = Carious s-from thandetland, May 15, to.. Casours-from Swansea, May 16, to ....... MOB CODA LIPP-from Liverpool, May 17, to New Tat Curs. &Juana-IMM Gravesend. May 17, to 81. Vinsan DAVID CAOIB-DOOIOIIIVASOI I 4, May 17, t 0..........„ Aids Dmoraonsi-ttorn Liverpou May 17, to Oa* Eta MM-trom UrdA May 15, to Car VOITOPE-ham Liverpool, May 17, to H. Tors Prwrooss -from Gravesend May 17, to Rotterdam Form--rons Gravesend, May 17, to St. Hada Naas-tram Cardiff, May 15, t 0..... ... ..,. Gla Isla-from Newport, M., May 15 , to I!" Afro -trom Cardiff, May 15 , to ........... Ham " Loos-ham Falmouth, May IS, to Li LOAM-from Ersunes. May IS, to COMM% ' Mammals Lam-from Swansea, May IL to. mato I Ili -from liwassea, May 15, to liassaessurra -hrun Shields, May 18, to tjz TC Musava -from Shields, May 16. to ... Gra Nrarir-tram Cardiff, May f 6, to Orate NOPPAILEIL -DVID Liwarol, May 17, to Mantilla PALIIMITOI4-120131 Mk os, May 16 , IO OIADIADDLOOD - l7, to _ soaradous —from Graveopiad. Mayl7, I Quarao VlOl-10-17061 Itllolo[lol, May 16, to .Alltlltt/ &transom's' —from Gramend, May 17, t0,..—....,, Mane, Svnra—trom. Gravesend, May 17, to Sorbian. SOWllfall Dmos —from Shie`ds, May 16 , to Rhode doorr—from D.uimouth, May 16, to Cads SaLao—ham Hull, May 16, Ito Tar—frog Plll, May 16, to . Tim—from Cardi ff , 1 1 - - 15, to ..... W -Yew York .. • Gibraltar ..... •••• •• , . Gibraltar ...„ ..... . May ...men Cardiff, Mai .orr—tran Cardiff, slay 15, to ural—from Gravesend, May 17, to „.. Tow. H from Gravesend, May 17, t 0.... llouldas VI/100011T SAsl/071—tram Liverpool, May 17, t 0.... . VANDIII.III-11001 Shields, May Mt. to uoatsv—froca Pcstamouth, May 16, to ................. .Caleutts WILTON Cairns—from Shied% May 16, to-- bcarataansopit Ws vigiTiaww—tlCW Onmeseltd. may 17, to ..................isooioon Zoll3— fr oze Shields, May 18, to New Tan BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AGGALLAT.—May 16. at Bedford-road, Clapham, the wiled L laagsallay, jun.. Euq., of a son. Taunton, the wife ci C. BALLANCE.—NIT 15, at Eaq., of a daughter. CHEMENEY.—atay 13. at the Panonatte, Miladend Weer wife of V. L. amenesey, Feq., of a daughter. DENUAN.—M ay 15, in Eaton-place South, the lion. Km 030 rasa, of a daughter. DODD.—May 15, the wife of C. E. Dodd, Fag., of Camara:VlA of a asughtar. DREW.—May 16, at Walton-on-Tbames, lira. 0. FL MOOR daughter. LET.--tilay 16, at Ctester-mpare, the wits of 0. Ley, EN., 040 4 MX:GT.—May 13, at Rathminr,willa, Eli:tinny., 800theea, tlx lit of Capt. T. B. EPCoy, one of M.M. tics. Corps of Gen Amon of awn. WEGUELIN.—May 14, at Golding', Hertford, the wife of T.ll' Watnella, EN., of aeon. WILLS.—May IC, at Knock Hausa Heptesbury, the wife el L Wills, EN., of a eon. ALBERY—PALMEIL—May 14, at elberborne, by the Rev. LBO. ton, Mr. Albert'. te Dorchester, I. Fanny, daughter of the late M Palmer, of Sheehan,. BAYLY—KIIRR.—May 15 51. at the oarish church of Howe, RAM* U" It" . I ' . 'trade, ,A . incumbent of eq. John dm Hose, and Chaplain to the earl of Burlington, L. J. BaylM,.. ecet ot Col. Ba)ly, Royal Artillery, to Reheats. daultilist og mi. "' R. Kerr, Bea , a Chatto and Suntans, Roxburgh. CATLEY—GAIT.—May 15, at the perish church. Midmost M. by the Rev. C. 0. Merle, Vicar. Mr. A. W. J. Cade', of ifellord i Ameba, daughter of Mr. J. Galt, of Miasma Norton. NEWNHAII—HINDS.—May 16, at the pariah church, Nere,-, eimtler-Lyine, by tee Rev. 11. licetork, of Warrington. Canser^ Alltimoti Noweliam, E.q.. of Wol•erhamptne, to Foss ism 1 merit daughter of the late James Hinds. PA., of New" * ' _, 1 t o 26, at the British Einem* Ci t ,7, Ayres, Prank Pariah, Esq., 11.8. M. 'Olin Chaim , ' r _ , to the Argentine Oenfedenttion, to Margaret Gree inaghter of the late John Miller, many years resident at dam e , i,' I Arne, DEATHS. NDERSON.-11a. 4, at Hamburg, Jobs Walter Anderess,, l t the bawl of the firm of Means. Anderson, Bober. and C° 4 1 71 /4 city. Drcassed was connected for a seals of yams with We of Hamburg, and was mush respected. Bag, yr.'. Y. eni" 114.-1164 13, at s 21. " CB q.,Fossex-plam Hyde-park, B. C1 111.6 ' Esq., of Gumboro y bor o ugh, Yorksaire, aged .4l . HASTNELL.—May 14, at fast-reach, Taunton, Mr. B. WO . ' JACOL—May 13, at Rayrigg, Winderzsers, 43. T Jamb, 20 1 64 Shillingstone, Dorsetsblre, Llent..CoL of the Dorset Mint* sin' ENAPTON.—Stay 13, at Northampton , I. Manton, Fates e. _„6' LAINIION.—May 13, 11. !Anion, gm., of Meath Holum gal aged 73. WWI EN.—May IS, Anna Maria, wife of T. L. Lantos, E•Fl it. Merly of Manley, Cheshire. 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