The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-16 00:00:00

SOUTH EASTERN AND CONTINENTAL STEAM r.tocur COMPANY. Yesterday the half-yearly general meeting of this company to-tr plan at the beid:shoose Hotel, Lordon beldam. 34111111 Mae°'zoos, Esq ,in the chair. The following was the report of the directors. The somata of the company for the half-year ending on the 31st of 'smeary last, show that the glees receipts tar the half-year were 15,3601. 15.. 10d. The warkg ezpeeses and the cost of mash' is all the eight stomas shim Dames( to the company (without insurance) were 10,0751.85. 24., leaving a balance is bead of 5,2851. 7s. Bd. at the disposals! the proprietors. The comparison of the Folkston* cad Boulogne traffic of last half year with that of the correspond ing t alf of the preceding year, is se follows :—The total number of passengers to and from Boulogne in 18.50, was 22,765, in 1849, 20,662, being an lacrosse on the year of 2,103. The daily tidal service to and from Calais has pro duced the tollowing result. From Dover 2,457 peseengen from Calais 2,455. The report farther stated that the traffic between the railway and the ports as the other side of the channel had been very considerable and was conducted with salty and punctuality, 21,696 miles having been navigated without accident or mischance of any kind. The receipts include a .um of 5601. 14s. 6J., received for freight from Boulogne and Folkston', which was a large increase as the premiss halt .year. The CHAIRMAN in msving the adoption of this report mid that the earnings of the company for the bulgur would usable the directors to recommend a dividend of 4 per cent., 1 sad it would be proposed that the balance in baud after the ru trllt of each dividend, should be added to the reserve Mr. WRIGHT, a proprietor, suggested that an addi tional charge of 65. for each peewees, who proceeded from Leaden to the other aide of the channel would be the mess of inereas rag the receipts of the Bouth-Emtern Steam racket Company to the extent of 1,1001. daring the half. year, and would enable them to maintain a dividend of 5 per emit., the amount originally promised to the share holden. The CHAIRMAN did not consider it advisable to adopt this suggestiou ; bat he thought it would be much better to have the matter to be &ailed according to that " high morel principle" upon which the stare of the two mew wise had hitherto been conducted. As regarded the pro posal that the dividend should be 6 per mint , he would esagest that the wiser plan would be to await the course of Gamin, as the directors were most anxious, in justice to the Railway Company and to the Bteun-PacketCompaay, to act spoa those moral grounds which had been advocated, and they Gal, required to be raided by circumstances In tattling the mama' of the divldeads. _ _ Atter some farther disesadoo, the report was received and adopted. A resolution, deelertas a dividend of 4 per coat. was then carried ; sad the Chairman proposed that, after the payment of 2,9961 2s. 4d.. the amount of the dividend, the Wanes in hand be added to the revenue fend. This 'notation having Nee 'mead, the ordinary routine business was gone through, aed the meeting separated, with a Tote of thanks to the ekairman. IRELAND. DrILEW, MAIICE IS. A stringent proclamation was issued, yest-rday, by the Lord Lieutenant under the act which obtained the royal assent on Tuesday gut, " to restrain party proceesoes in Ireland." The proclamation cites the provisions of the act in fall, and concludes with a strict caution " to all persons against taking part in or countenancing any such prccessioca," under the severe penalties fixed by the new law. This instru ment arrives opportunely in Ulster on the eve of St. Patrick's day ; but, unfortunately, it comes some eight months too late to prevent the Dolly's Brae atrocities, the last incident connected with which memorable event was the act of the county of Down grand jury, who, on Tuesday last, ignored the bills of indictment sent up by the crown against John Jar dine and eleven or twelve other persons fir an un lawful assembly on that oecasicn. The Freeman's Journal observes, in noticing the conduct of the grand jury in this proceeding of ignoring the bills : Coming to particulars, we find that the chairman of the "rand jury of the county of Down on this occasion was Sir. Kowa. The role of this orangemen for the past year is too well known to need comment. Proceeding with the list of the grand jury, we find that of the five first names no less than four are those of orange magistrates, who bad made themselvu conspicuous sitce the last twelfth for obstructing the course of justice at Castlewellan. Farther down we Sad detachments of the famous fifteen, who refused to take in forniatiens against orangemen, along the list in twos. The R. A. Ward, who, at the &Dalt meeting, called upon the orangemen to ktep themselves as hounds in a huh, ready to rush upon the catholic foe, was upon this grand jury. flue Sligo election took place on Tuesday, when Sir Gore Booth wu elected without opposition. A requisition is in progress, calling a meeting of the citizens of Dublin, to protest against the intended removal of the \leers gal Court from Ireland. A frightful accident occurred on Wednesday morn ing at the works in the Great Southern and Western Railway tunnel, near Cork, an explosion of a blast ing having taken place after the men had come from their shelter, under ite misapprehension that all the blast , hod exploded. Two men were killed on the spot, and several others shockingly wounded, one of them not being expected to survive. An interesting trial was commencedyesterday at the Queen's County Assizes. Three members of the So ciety of Friends, named Thomas, Jane, and John Jacob, having been indicted for a conspiring, "by un lawful means to procure a marriage between the tra verser, John Jacob, and one Georgina Jacob, an infant of the age of 12 years, and who was possessed ef, and entitleu to in remainder, a considerable estate in the • counties of Angleeea and Carnarvon. The first wit ness was under examination when the poet left yester day evening. The successful competition of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company, for the conveyance of the mails between Kingstown and lidlyhead was an nounced here yesterday, and gave a great deal of satisfaction ; the former contract of the company for carrying the mails between Kingstown and Liverpool having been sustained, during the ten years it continued, in a very satisfactory manner, and without having once inferred a penalty by the Admiralty. An aggregate meeting of the ratepayers and in habitants of Drogheda was held in the court house of that town on Monday last, to memorialise the Queen, ." praying her most gracious Majesty to im press upon her parliament the absolute annuity of immediately making such alteration in the laws that rnbaist between landlord and tenant in Ireland as will encourage the tenantry to give employment to the people, and thereby lessen the poor rates, which are now so enormously high; and also to make each changes in the laws relating to local taxation, so that they may be more equitably borne by all classes in the state." The attendance was both numerous atid highly respectable. MUSIC. 1 ROYAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. Yesterday evening the one hundred and twelfth anniversary festival of this old and excellent institution was lid at Frerniaeoas' Hall. The Duke of Cambridge was in the chair, and the meeting was very numerous, comprising the most distinguished members of the musical profession. His /Ilya Mightier performed the duties of his *Mee with great animation, and in a kindly and genial spirit which contributed muck to the pleasure of the evening. Frost the statements =4 to the meeting, it appeared that the fifISLOCI Of v society are is a prosperous condition. It powwow headed peopeety sad ground rents which prodase 1,84 W. per the rut of its resources are derived ken the subscriptions sad donations rsssbsd from its panne sad friends, sad the austributieueet the usoliese. At puma then it, ma the Let M eisiments who are supported by the society sins 18118 ahne ildoty-seves widows, and eighteen children ; and there an aim sad girls who have been appreatieed to respeetable trade, or ealliap, with wheat 241. premium has twee paid. In the COYPU of the year 1849 the society appro priated the sum of 2,091. to the benevolent purposes for wkkh it was established. _ The musical perlonasame of the evening were szondingly agreeable. Asaus.g other shiny, there was Stafford Smith's glee, " lietarn, blest den"; Holmes duet, "Come away," sari by the Misses ; • solo on the piano forte. he Mies Este Leder and • solo on the viota i:rf b u i HUT *OM Bishop's " neu so ters, und the c hen" ; end soap by Hem Forma and Mr. Sims Reeves. • Wilhite% oseembleae of Wats armed the eateelammest. COrrroten.—Hr. H. Richmond, one of the membore 1 of A. Board of Coetome, km Retired, •her a length of nubile worries eatending, we believe, to:conaid. rably more the• half • ee•tarp. It undentoed to be the intention of the reverame•t not to fill the vacancy reused by the retirement of WY eager. EMILY eLOSIPIG OP SHOPS IN WOITECIIAPEL.— • money in favour of this merest/at was held, on Them day evtning teat, at the Bull lon, Aldgate. Mr. Hawkins, rusty, ma voted to the ahair, sad commenced the - tags by calling on Mt. the secretary, to the preeect state of the cam. After he had done so, the met ing wee addressed by Moms. Lawrence, Palen. Natter, Manteca, Betes, sad King, all of whom ceeeser•A in son doming the late hoer systems' alike Inrious be algieyers tad employed, and wholly uncalled for e tie requisesents of trade. liesolutiocs to tbl egret were Is the ream if his observations the ehele sua rterSteregt could be impeded Isees the test ratite of testiemen if yew men, were doomed to se, es et posesse, Go; N isseer•eudlag ton? Be said Its weld arm look sl his anseslisse trit=mesecli by hresat duke he So mend TILE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1850. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Canna non, Mallow 15.—At • eeagregation holden this day &heard Alltree, of Bt. John's College, was admitted to the degree of M.A. ; sod the andennentienid were ad mitted [M.A. Inceptors] :—B. J. Hader, Tricity Coll. ; H. M. ingrain, Trio. • Robert Walker, Trio.; Samuel Cha:ltoe, Si John's ;' Sydney Clerk, Bt. John's ; F. W. Vizier, St. John's ; J. B. num, Clare Hall ; Timothy Holum, Pea*. • A. G. Day, Callas • W. Beery, C. B. Manning , Corpus • Fred. Corpue ° ; °7 4l. T. Perower, Corpus ; Fred. Etparrell,Corpee; Wm. O g le, aka. Hall; Samuel Salver Cath. Hall ; W. IL Gwen, Christ's ; H. Bicknell, Magdalen ;J. Roberta. Magdalen. At the sues Coagregaden mewed rums were offered to l ohs Senate. The only re id penis ag e n t was the follow ' ins on the subject of saliesel edam*" whisk was rejected. " To petition the bonito of parliament is the subject of na• Social edanation.—That your petitioner, mud with deep interest sad society the questions which have arisen con. coralag the distribution of the same granted by parliament for. the purposes of national educaties. That, in the opinion of your petitioners, it is szpidlint to limit and &Atte, by ea act of the leanness, die esatiitions upon which the private efforts of the bun= or sapporten of church schools shall be assisted eat of the public fonds. They are also of orioles thatgreale towards the erection gad mtiatanance of schools 'Maki ealy be remained by the power, on the part of gennunt, to =With that the semi given are falthfslly adniaistered, aud le nein that the trustee the school an legally constituted, and its the legally secured fur educational purposes. They *stadia pray your right honourable house to take this subject into your serious consideration." ------ Rev. C. Marriott to Bt. Mary 7 iie-Virgla V., Oxford; value, MIL • pats., Oriel College, Oxford. Rev. H 'C. Minehia to Bt. Mary's BapendlaryC., Birten hoed, Cheshire. Rey. W. F. Neville, Vies, of Busbies, libmerset, to the Deanery Racal of Olaatoabary, dio. Bath and Wells. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 15 LAR}POTIMIINTA.—To Resolute —Mau: W. W. May. Midabiposan : J. P. Cinque. As. sisteuwe—Mate : 0. R. Keene. Midshipman : C. R. Mark ham. PROMOTION—To be AwisitinB Boatswain :—W. Dash wood. WOotwicx, Mama 157.--Maidelanne, st.-sloop, returned yesterday from her experimental trial between the Non and the Meese Lights. The speed realised was equal to that recorded in the account of her experimental trip, or about 104 knots per hoer through the water. She la now lying in the river and will leave in a few dap for Chatham. The preparations for lanachiag the Nankin, 50 gene, to-morrow, are nearly complete. The ways have been laid down nearly sa far se low water mark, and the workmen are now buy in erecting seats for the accommodatio• of the visitors. A vast number of persons, including several of the principal sow hers of the aristocracy, have applied for tickets, and it is calculated that the seat-room will not sufßce for one-tenth of the visitor , . The Lied' of the Admiralty will visit the dockyard in the Medway to-day, the Black Eagle having been Mat to Gravesend to convey their lordship from that plus. NAVAL M E DALS. (PrOUa last eight ' s Gentle.) Aritentia'rv, NAXOS 15. fhe naval medals for which claims have been preferred prior to the let Du:ember last, bang now ready for issue, all persons entitled to the MUM an hereby required to make application at the Admiralty, either in person or through an authorised friend or sent, or by letter containing full particulars of the claim, or through the staff officer of pensioners in the district in which they re side. Personal application must be made between 12 and 3 o'clock daily, on ant after Monday the 18th instant. The subj( fined list contains the names of ships, service In which, on the cult of Egypt, between the Bth March and 2nd Sept., /801, en titles ihe surviving officen, seamen, and marines to the medal granted by her Majesty, and notified in the Gazette of the 16th ultimo. All persons entitled to the medal for Egypt must transmit a written application, stating name and ad dress, rating, ship, date of service, if already ,in possession of a medal, and if so, tar what service. By command of their Lwdships, W. A. B. HAMILTON. List of ships which appear to have taken part in the open. ations on the coast of Egypt, between Bth March and 2nd September, 1401, and of which the surviving officers, seamen, end marine", are entitled to a medal or distinguish ing clasp if already in pommel= of a medal for other service. Active, C. S. Davis- Asian/um G. F. Ryan; Ajax, Hon. A. F. Cochrane; Alexander, A. J. Bell; Alligator. 0. Bowen ; Athenian, Sir T. Livingstone ; Antra, F. lean ; Asp (gun-boat), —; Blonde, J. Barn ; Bonne Citoy ease, R. Inkson ; Braakel, G. Clarke ; Bellahou (gun boat), : Batelmardet, A. Bissell; Cameleon , A. F. limit , land; Ceres, J. Russel l; Charon, R. Bridges; Chichester, Staves;l. Cradle, E. B o ger ; Cyclops, J. Fyffe; Cynthia. J. Dick ; Darigereun, Lieut. R. Toe ; Delft, R. Recital ; Determine'', P. Beaver ; Dido, D. Colby ; Dolphin, J. Dalrymple ; Diadem, J. Lannon ; Diana, T. Stepheason ; Dictator, J. Hardy; Druid, C. Apthorpe ; Dragon, G. Campbell ; Dover, Lieut. H. Kent; Europa, J. Steotenaon; lintrepenente, Lieut. W. Sonny"; Earns. D. 0. Ouoin ; Experiment, J. G. Saville; Expedition, T. Wilazn; El Carmen, W. Selby ; Espinle (on-boat), —; Flora, R. G. Middleton ; Foudroyant, J. C. Searle and W. Young ; Florentine, J. Broughton ; Fury, R. Curry; Fulminante, Lieut. Corbet ; Fox, H. Stuart; Forte (ship's company), L. Hardynan ; Greyhound, C. Ogle; Ono (late Malta), Lieut. W. Milae; Good Design, R. Elliott; Gibraltar, W. H. Kelly ; Gorgon, G. Ross ; Heerlen, G. Burlton ; Hebe, G. Reynolds ; Heetor, J. Elphinstone; Heroine, J. Hill; Immanent, J. Ayscough ; Inflexible, B. W. Page; Iphig.nla, H. Stedkpoole; Janiseary (gun boat), Lieut. J. Whitley ; Kent, W. Hope ; Kenton*, G. C. Pulling; Leda, G. Hope; Leopard, Capt. T. Surridge ; Madras, C. Hare ; Minorca, G. Miller; Minotaur,T. Louis ; Modest., M. Hinton; Monmouth, G. Hart; licadovi, A. Duff; Minerva, G. Cockburn ; Niger, J. Ilillyar; North umberland, G. Martin ; Newton (gun boat), ; Plyktfix. L. D. Halstead; Pallas, J. Edemas ; Port Mahon, J. Machin= ; Pegasus, J. Pengelly ; Penni, C. Ingl4 ; Penelope, Hon. H. Blackwood ; Pique, James Young ; Pigmy, Alexander Shepheard ; Pearl, S. J. Ballard ; Ennio, Thos. Preedsnd ; Roebuck, John Buchanan Renown.", P. M'Kellar ; Resource, J. Crisp; Romalte', J. Culeettons ; Renown, J. C. White; Rosa (schooner) —; Romney, Sir H. Popham; Sensible, R. Sense; Stately, G. Scott ; Swiftsure, B. Hallowell ; Ste.. D notheo, H. Doweman ; Sta. There's, R. Campbell ; Salamine, T. Briggs; Spider, Lieut. R. Harrison; Sir 8. Smith, C. Pate,; &amp via, Mr. MeGis ; Sultana, Lien- J. Moon ; Sheerness, J. J. Carden ; Tartarus, T. Hand ; Termagant, C. Schoenberg; Tigre, Sir 8. Smith; Thalia, H. E. R. &kn. ; Thisbe, J. Morrison ; Trusty, A. Wilson ; Transfer, J. Nicholas; Tourterelle, J. Ferguson; Victor, 0. R. Col lier `• Vestal. V. Collard ; Victorleuse . J. Richards; Virsgo, G. Long ; Wilhelmina, J. Lind ; Winchelna, J. Ha ll ey ; Woolwich, A. Campbell ; armee, G. Sayer ; Urchin, Mr. J. Smith. PRIZE MONEY. Mom Let night's Gazette.) Tau Sizzte.—Notice is given, that as adeunt is about to be exhibited in the registry of the High Court of Admi• elite, showing the amount of bounties received for the Polka, a Brazilian slava vessel, captured on the 6th August, 1848, by her Majesty's sloop Siren, in ooropaay with her Majesty's sloops Penelope and Bittern.-11A.LLETI, Ronne eon. and Co., agents. THI RINGDOT3.—Notice is given, that en account is *bent to be exhibited in the registry of the High Court of Admiralty, showing the amount of bounties received for pirates destroyed by her Majesty's sloop Ringdove, on the sth Anted 1846.—Haxxerr, ROBINSON, and Co. egente. Tan HOUND.—Noties is hereby given to the oZcers and company of her Mejesty's beg Wend, G. H. Wood, Esq., I commander, who were actually ow board at the capture of the aisco, on the 23rd July, 1847, that a distribution of the } Agnate received for the said vessel will be made on Thurs. day, the 28th inst., at No. 14, Greet George-street, West minster, where the unclaimed shares will be recalled for three atonths. Flag, 151. Os. Ofd. ; conftnander, 761.176.21 d.; third elate, 101.45. 1116.; 4th, 61.2.. 616. ; sth, 41.125. 24d. ; 6th, 31. le. 61i.; 7th, V. Ils. 21d.; Bth, 21. Os. 111 d. ; 9th, 11. 10s. 816. ; 10th, 11. Os. 614.; 11th, 15a. 416. ; 12th, 108.216.; 13th, 7.. lid.—HALLarr, Ronuoson, and Co., *gents. Tan 011APPL111.—Nothis is hereby elven to the cadre end crew of her Majesty's ship Grappler, who are entitled to share for the Brazilian vessel Vigilante, captured oa the 25th March, 1848 ; also to those entitled to share for the Brazilian schooner Sapphire, captured by her Majesty's said ship Grappler, on the 11th July, 1848, that a distribution of the net proceeda of the said vessels, and of the tonnage bounty granted for the capture of the same, will be made at No. 39, Charing-cross, on the 16th day of April next, and l thd the shares not then paid will be recalled at the same desk aped* toast of_parliament:—Amount of an indivi dual ohm : 214. lie. 9d. ; licutinuat eon meadieff, ; 4th shwa, 111. 10s. ; 6th, 101. 76. 6 Be. ; 7tb, 61. 15e.; Bth, 4L 121. •• 9th,3L fls. ; 101 h, 21.135.; 11th, IL 14e. ; 12th, 11. 38. ; 13d, 175 3d. Sapphire— Flag, 601.3.. 2d. • lieutenant commanding, 1201. 14s. 2d. ; 4th Walk 301. ; sth, 271. 3s. 216. ,• 6th, 181. 2a. lid.; 7th lON Is. 94 d. ; Bth, 121 Is. 61.; 9ib, 9L Is. Ofd. ; 10 t h, 61.6.. 84d. ; 11th, 41. 10e. aid. • 12th, 31. Os. 4/6. ; 13th, 21. 68.31(1.—Ouswerser, Sow, a nd Co., agents. MILITARY. Moue beet weld% Gerlse.) WAR °rms. MAWS 10. lit Rrit. rd LIR OtwdA—F.O. Uw, mt.. to be wt. sod erthaleut, by per, Wee OW W.A. lair, tort, peteweed. Rola Rat. or Horse Goarde.—Tho Hos. J. B. J. DORMIIa to be cor.. by pr., Wee Lord Rlbbkodskr, who wee. lit Dn. Ode.—A. R. 0. lune, got., to be eat, by pur. ties Bid, Detrr iaL eg. 06.-11. H. 111Forti pit., to hew ' by per., Wee We, 1. wow.; W IbeWw„ whow. anima= O. R. ligay !arum, M.D., to be wt., vim o MA open bo. OM Light Deep.—Copt. J. T. D. Mawr= to be NeJ., by pa., Woo Yroortro rot; LIM. C. E. 1101ANBC1 to be espc, by Woe RAW Ow. C. Raewasawr to be Wet, by pa., Woe edt . O. IL Itsekommo, ipiwt,to be tar n by par., 'Re fth LIAIR Deepe.--/rWurre, gal. to he ww., by pwr., Wee IND, geow. 14th Light Deep.--Z. loam, gist, to be Mr, by per, else Dodgems, 17th Liolit Dress.—Lleat. R. D. R. LAwm, to be wipe, by par., Wtor whe net.; ; Coe. A.P. C. Was, W be Red., by pox, via . _ _ IA or Orem(ler Zeit. of t. Cido.—J. Mow; PILO* le au. OM let best, by wur., Poe Hothea, pop. y.—ya. A. 11. Lean, ;pot., to be ews., by paz,vie!__Pit fed Y.—Lbast. R. Isom to be sq., by Waf, Wee lA , . ho nets.; Er. J. IL Bocce eo be 11.1., by pa., vire leglis — 7l 1. L Ltsr to be sew, by pa., eke Rods.. 4th S. B. IL (aeon, long the WI P., to he ltewt., eta . pisNowa, wbo exce. I.—Linit. G. A. lloeopt, trona the 4th T., to be tiW, Wes Slaworr. who each. lab E.—Lieut. G. H. Truce, from the ard West led" Rep., to be vise Meter, whip went.; W. HIROO% PM, to be se, tir VW. Peg Hawley, prem. is* F. Coarews, p. to be May E pee, Ttritimm —Lima..Gras. 11114. P. 17 Iteehtbe 11. 1p id. The OM JoidAjhus. F.—Lie et. W. P. Erse till ISO apt., without par, vice Feu, Major liseltay, who rite. epee fall pay u aut.; E. A. T. bytwuo, pest., to be mewed bent., by par. rth F.—lbta W. U. Nrwarstata, to be Heat, by per, vise Taylor, who set.; Pam. J. Wiley from the 11th F., to be ese.. ylee Nur embus. 16th T.—(pt. W. 11 . Heaney, from the 67th T., to be apt, etas P. 0. who yet. epos IL 67th F. ; Ens. C. Lord its..., from F .„1 o be sot, Wee were, who Ms, sad P,-3. DS Leo or JOLT, pat, to be am a by per, AN LUTON, pen. Web P.—W. it. Tworsow, pat, to be MB, bet pee. Wee Ptebys, oma. 41st E—F. C. lkien, pot., to be ens„ by par., Mee Ilwiraes. prom ; H. B. Poem dist. to be Illaa, by par, vise Pak% oko mos. Nth E—Ast. Amst.-Bors. W. L. QUM. 1) be reslatawrip, .See May, whe Sikh E-18stet vga rA. C. PRIXT. to be opt, by par, Mee Barret ...4da. IlMor , ;dm Fen; /MA O. J. IL Mumma. *be East, by par, vies . Pad r J. Townson. C. 8., to be eel-, Mee lAsot..oen. 1141. F. app. to lath F. Nth P.—Aseiet-imm. 3. A Wanes, M.D., from the nth r., to be vis. stmft. dee. 117= 4 :3 8 . 1 1t Psoscorr, end, to be me. Neat, by par, Moe Glens, prometeL Nth E—AerittAwiaL-Orsp.J. Imam ILD , to be amist..aorp., vas 711th E 111:1 1 ,1.M. Itawnecomm, gait, Lobe ems, by per, Moe ihanden, s—eeded i 0. armemr, gent, to be ase, by par, ales lifmgoat app. to the SIM Y. lidikT.-0. A. Monsoon% gent, to be ens., by por., Moe Moffatt. larCa c t l tsdie teat—W. 11. Down, mt., to be ens, by pin, Moe WWI* NW to the kb T. as Wok lode Regt.—Lieut. 0. Bator, Iran the 14th P, to be lint., Mee Tyler, vibe embanks& Itcsovrot Bravr.—ltorg. &J. Rourow. M.D., from the sth P., to be etottsorp. of the mead ohm, Mos Pitcairn, app. to the Sth Drag. Oda; dud Assist..Parg. T. Know, M.D., to be stataure. M the mond elan, vice R. W. Fraser, mite retires apes h.-p. lhosontsome.—The Quietism names at Heat Vieetbsed, of the 84th F, are Clomp Edward Brown. MEDICAL CIVIL 011.1311 01 Mt Bara.—The following medical Alms will, it is thought, two nominated Companions of this Civil Order of the Bath : Dr. Franklin, Dr. French, Dr. Some, Dr. Sir J. grant, Dr. Wool:lobe, Dr. Gunning, inspectors-general of hospitals —Globs. MEDICAL MEN AND RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.—PEI dons from Coventry, Birmingham, Leamington, and other places haws been presented to the Hynes for giving to medi cal rasa a legal right to resolver from railway companies • ronnusoratioa for their services in owe of accident. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Lawas, MARCH 15. FOROZWINS ON TEN BaIOYITON UNION BANN. JosepA Green and Joseph Ilasland, who had pleaded guilty to the charge of uttering forged notes of the Brighton Union Bank, were seateneed to be transported for life. The eoannission will be opened on Monday at Maidstone.. NORFOLK CIRCUrre—BEDFORD, MARCH 16. Caows Courr.--"Aroas Put WiLLUX WIOIMILL William Mitchell, aged 22, was indicted for having, ea the 26th February, set fire to a stack of wheat, the property of Edwin Dudley.—Jane Jordan gave the prisoner three or four matches that night, about eight o'clock.—The jury found the prisoner Gladly, and he was sentenced to MUIR yean' transportation. l'ino !WM- cliper Banos Pou.acc. 1101 , 1* V. YAnDLIT. This was an action on the rase for a libel, and the damages were laid at 1,0001. Mr. Serkant Syles stated the cue, rind said that the plaintiff, Moe Jane Croft, was a lady a little above 30 yon of age, who had resided in Bedford all her life. The lady possessed considerable accomplishments, of polished manners, and unblemished character. Miss Croft, when a little girl, unhappily lost her mother, and some time afterwards her father. Her uncle, th e late Mr. Alderman, on whom she depeaded, afterwards married, and Midi Croft, being thrown on the wido world, became an assistant in a school for young ladies, conducted by Mies Temaens. Mies Croft afterwards set up a school on her own account in Offa-skeet that was the only means of her supprt. The defendant, James Yardley, was a gentle man of property, who came to reside there about twu years ago. He had been twits married—once advantageously. Saeh was his admiration of the plaintiff, that, though he had sons grown up, he made proposals of marriage, which were respectfully declined The defendant nevertheless con tinned his rejected addressee to Min Croft, and persecuted her in • manner most unjustifiable. Mire Croft would not listen to his overtures, having t erme d an attachment to a . . son of her mother's brother, Mr. George Small, whose age and connexion we» far from inapposite. Mr. Yardley from that period commented • system of annoyance, and Mr. George Small remonstrated with him, and threatened him with some strong measures if those annoyances were con tinued. Yardley had Mr. G. Small before the magistrates for an assault, but upon Mr. Yardley's cross-examination the charge was dismissed. Thus matters stood when this libel was publishtd. The libel was partly printed and partly written, and copies were circulated to individuals en the town enclosed in envelopes, directed in the defendant's own handwriting. The libel, as the counsel observed, was not a general reflection, but a direct imputation on her chastity, which left her no alternative but it ones to appeal to the laws of her country for protection. The libel was read, which contained observations and in 'onations in language toe gross to publish, and females were excluded from the court. The publication war proved. Mr. Prendergast and Mr. Serjeaat Byles here communi cated with each other, and after a further consultation with counsel an arrangement was effected which will free the chamoisr of the lady from any imputation. The learned Judge therefore directed the jury to find a verdict for the plaintiff for the damages laid in the declare. tion (1,00 W.), to take effect in case the arrangement was not carried out by the defendant. The jury returned • verdict accordingly. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—NorriNonAm, MARCH 15. Mr. Baron rake reached here at eleven o'clock this morning, and Immediately opened the coransasion both Lin the tows and county court. In charging the borough grand jury, Ms lordship remarked that he was happy to see the calendar so very light, both as to the number of gasman and the amount of crime. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoaR, MARca 14. CROWN Cocar.—Boon Ma. Baur, Rms. MANTLATCHITILA AT YARIK. George Ileseirsee --- Crobfree, 17, Was siareted by the coronet's inquisition with the man s laughter o f J o ke Mudd, at Yarm. The deceased was about nineteen years of age, and of weak intellect, as well as being at the time of the melancholy occurrence, in a bad stop of health. On the 2nd of January last. the deceased left the house of Mary Burn, his mother, in Yana, between eleven and twelve o'clock, and afterwards met with a person named Hattersley, with whom he had some conversation. While thus engaged the planner, who was • railway labourer, came . tip, and said to the deemed, " Well, Jack, how is't thou ?" to which the latter gave an obscene reply, upon which Crabtree reproved him and kicked him. The deceased took up • draining tile, sad wu about throwing lit at the prisoner, when he seized him and shook the tile out of his hands. On leaving his held, Mudd took up the tile again, and threw it at Crabtree, whom he bit on the ear, and then he ran away. Prisoner followed him, threw him on the ground, and gave him a kick la the lower part of the body, which appeared to create I milk pain and vomiting. He went home, and Mr. Dale, wpm ,attended him, but be died on the following day. • post nsortem elimination of the body was made, and Mimic inflammation was found to prevail, witich no doubt would speedily have terminated existent*, yet the kick had MOM acute inflammation, which probably accelerated eistl, and therefore the prisoner was apprehended on the Marge of manslaughter. The surgeon thought, hawse* r, that the acute inflammation might have been caused front natural causes, and the jury, under Lis lorkahip's direction acquitted the prisoner. MANBLAIIGHTIit A? LIT/MRS. Christopher lishioiek, 33, was charged with the man slaughter of Mary Ana Lee, at Leyburn. The deceased was the wife of Mr. Lee, the landlord of the Crown Inn, Leyburn, and on the evening of the day in question the prisoner, who was Kiln; rabbits, came to the house. A dispute arose between hint sad some person in the room respecting the price of one, when Mrs. Lee re quested him to leave the premises. He took one or two steps in the direction of the door, but returned and struck the deceased over the region of the stomach, which mused her to fall on some stone steps, and he, either wilfully or ac cidentally, übe wee drunk, fell noon her. llhe complained of mach pain, and Mr. Edmondson, surgeon, attended her from that time till the period of her death, which took place on the 28th ult. Ia diiiiietit• prison's. said Mrs. Lee was worse for liquor, and she fall awsidentally. Guilty—To be baprleoned sad kopt at bard labo u r f o r 12 mouths. FOLIC]?—YERTEEDAY. WOII.BMIP-BTABET. BILL DISCOUNTINO.-014/48 Pound and William Len gford Jenkins were charged with bevies obtained under false and fraudulent representations the sum of 8001. in cash and bids of exchange from William Newman, a colour maindectorer, in Great Chart-dert, Hordes. Mr. Newman sad his eon were examined in support of the charge, and stated that the defendant Pound lad bees introdumdto them as a selieltor, about titres months ago, by a relative. Alter some sonvereation, Newman consented to discount a bill for Pound, which was accepted by Jenkint, who, he stated, when of ago, would be entitled to Po worth 20,0001. In OosenikatiOs af this statessent l a= meet purporting to be a copy of the will of the plea, man's lather was produced. Upon the faith of these represents doss advances to the extent of 8001, were made to the defendant, but preeeeutot's stupidest. being aroused, he made inqairies, the result of which was the dimmer" that Pound was not a solicitor, and the therlit wllel Jenkins was entitled was nit with more an For she deflate it was stated that Jenki ne ' ire ware to Chancery, and that whoa wetted up he would be entitled to the amount stated by Ponied. Mr. Vann, who appeared for the prosecution, intimated that be should be able at the neat examination to clearly establish the false pretence. Mr. Arnold ordered fits defendants to be remanded for a week, but consented to accept bail foe their future appear ance, which he tired at an amount, thematic*. 04 their well., of 6,0001. BT. Jousts PALACE, MAECIL--ThE Qom lab boss Flamed to *point Lathiest aboadd fie. Paaa of MeJiety'a Body Sittati of th• Timm .1 t6. Ourd, the Maoist H. W. apt, gulps/. MARKETS SUGAR.—The • venue prke of Sugar, the produce of the British pereceiloas to America, °caseated fr an the return% made In the week etehne the 12th day of March, 140, to 21, Pd. per cwt. hugar the produce of the Aleut-Mug la 22a bid. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Eeet lades Is 284.91 d. per cwt. * the avenge peke of the three foregoing drecriptioeu jaMy, 12de. 301.--Beserfe. BRISTOL, MAR= 16. Snol.l.—The males of the week enampries 160 him. West Indian sod 3,000 mate of Mauritius, at rather easkermes. The supply of all deserlptiona dr raw seise in Ent bands is smite exhausted. and farther arrivals are now wanted. The reined market madness steady. deove.dried coeds are in (Mr demand, at shout former rates ; and for the lower deseriptions of crumbed, my from 41s. to the., there is a very ready isle, but ths thee sorts do not po off so readily. Treacle rather dull, seal the mak is limited; we do not, however, alter fiDotatlollll, which still rale at 17s. to 1 7 s, dd. for the best make. In West India molasees or rum we have still no vales to report. Dam Yawn of all kinds are in limited request, but prices are firmly supported. larsaroor., Mxica 16. 8130k1.—Holders basins accepted rasher lower prim, there INS lees more beam, end 600 Mae. Belt* Plantation have ben apseed et, eh!** tie Man; SAO Sege Bengal have also been add. at tiers ts ler lew vabbllisg Is god white, and 000 seats pier flienrblus st IN ed. per cwt. Is the sew reams there hie bees more dela Y ham the sake - et Hebb& Peres Ms et teen lIN. he Ile. pa art, duty *di ITf ISM bran Melds sod me begs brews l'eneasee at tress Ib Is Ifs. In bead; b sides WY a cargo of arm lhads Ms bees WA adeat, delberalie at • pert In the Bette, at Ms. ed. per ewt. Masan we . coheirs brag takes Wes. Is Owes no Ws of nay= dos are regaled. Nothing &no In Cow, thaw, Iseom, or Pl ums. Iteee.-100 tierces Meshes brought 19a, and 1,116 begs Emma K fd. per cwt. kr pied ardlesk ir ltus.-11te Wham has been Molted to 70 puss. of strengths, at !Ad. to Is. N. per ion, aeoor dleg to , a slight wessien on prierises Taa.—fle oaring oda rata= bestirs for all dowlasee, ex cept ter the lowa grass ot omen, which ere In sagas regent for exportation; at aMe bold yesterday, onisisting of 1,118 wham, about 1,000 we sold, at and after, at about previous Fins. Yesterday 193 chested hobo were brout.ht to asietion, end the chief pert sold at the full London sale prices, the general quality beteg good consumers, with a few shippers; to the embower 5/ cheats of fig indigo, which brought Is. 3d. to la. 4d. per lb. In other East India articles Utile doter ; 300 bastes sold at 12s. 6d., and 350 boxes Pout. SAGO at 235. per oc t. In MALTIPITTRII only a mall lot sold at re. 6d. 850 tons of NITIATR of Sous have changed hands at 145., to arrive, sad 13e. rsl. to 14s. per cwt., In dare. Oesso.—Large sales continue to be mule, and full rates paid for 1,000 tons. I>Vinocus.—The trannirtlons reported are 130 tom Jam, ica Louwoora, to arrive, at O. 10s.; and small parcels of Lima NICAILA. OVA WOOD at 161. 7s. 6d. to 171. per ton. No Fake reported in Tea. rOWITIM Tea, or ROOM The sales Ii Pot and Pearl Moo are of small [meek only, at teat week's quotations. Sacra. —CLovassltss still [coining& dull, mad only about 53 to 30 tom have been sold, at rather reeler rates. 130 bags Calcutta Loom= brought glia. lid. to 475.; and some Raramen, gne. 3d. per quarter. 14 ton of Ainerima Band Wm brought 65.17 a. Cd. per ton. Ilium—At the pub& sales allotted Rio Grande Ox on Tuesday only a small portion toundbuyers, bet same have niece been taken by private at late pekes. The sake in BIUMMIDIM continue limited, but full pekes are paid. Owing to holders requiring an advance on Sicily Sumac, the business done bee been conflaed to about 1,000 bags ; prim are raked accord. ingly.—ZiOthibli worthy 01 notice hari been el me in Amore or Tearer. 300 bake Turkey Kaman Room have Teen trken at 53n. per cwt., and small parcels of French and lintel Madder at extreme rates. The demand fur Ours On. continue* nearly anmeened, and the business dons during the week has been chiefly in meat to at about previous prime. Nothing worthy of notice has takea place in COD or Met. Ou, whlch are firm at the quotation.. Limning* On. is quiet, at 31s. to 33a. lid. per cwt. Nothing doing in , Rime On. Smarm of TrIPVNTINI are dull at 325. to 335. per cwt. The mite of PAIN On. are only 120 tong, at 315. per tun. A large Mainers has Men done in Petemburg Y.C. Tee low at 37.. 3d. to nist per cwt. 400 boxes and SO pipt • South American are reported at 33e. to 36.. 9,1„ and 76 casks Oporto at 361. per cwt. American Lan kin little demand, at former rat,. About 4,000 toles Jeri realised 131. to 161. 3e. per ton, being an advance ol 10a. to 30s. per ton on pre. elm*, prices. 30 tons Pideraburg clean Rime have been mold at 311. per too. COTTON.--LIVIRTOOL. kIARCM !S.—Daring five suc cessive weeks spinners have continued to limit their purchases to the supply of their present cods, influenced by the =remunerative character of many branch's of their trade, and by the hope that their doing so might depress prices. The same motto.. have induced some to work short time, and others to produce the her rather than coarse fabrics, all tending to diminish the emeurnrion of cotton. The Wes to the trade during the prestot week have bet-n unusually email : on Saturday 1,000 were sokl ; on Monday 3. 6 0 0 . on TueedaY, only 2,300, and on Wednesday 1,300 bales. On Thursday there was an in creased demand for export, and the trade bought more freely : the Wes of that day were 6,000 bales, making the total lades of the week 23,770 bales. To-day there is a fair attend ince of spinners. The very redwood state of their stocks generally compels them to buy to some extent, and about 5,000 bales are sold, at previous ratc• in cluding 1,000 American taken on . peculation and for export. A4wri mut descriptions are freely offered, the uncertainty which continues to overhang the extent of the crop inducing some holders to sell freely, whilst the same motive deters the trade from buying beyond a present supply. The lower and raid•lle qualities have generally declined ItP per lb., and the a.thorised quotations of f iir" Uplands and Mobiles are also reduced It. per lb.; fair Orleans are in good reque. t; they are not abundant, and last week'. qtreatio Pls nut ehaaired. Brazils sod Egyptians are dull of rale, and they have again declined /d. per lb. brats arc dull of sale at last week's prices. 3,450 bales of American, The Dahlia, and 300 Egyptian have been taken on specula. ti in, and 1,360 of American, GIO Thrnams, 30 Babies, and 310 muats for export. HOSIERY, &e.—Lutcrxrea, March 13.—There is s fair demand still for aU kinds of riming good., but in woollen and wonted Roods considerable dithculty N rapt rirooced On realising the adorned rater. Though there is no doubt that or much yarn Is toeing waste I up so usual at this period of the year, it is duller of ride obis week, and Wools are raid to be from as. to 100., per pack lower. The turn-out of the g ore and knitted bore hands continues. The shipping reason for the first branch Is not yet in, and the latter branch is almost en tirely dependent upon the continued home demand. WOOL —LoNnoN, March 15.—SiLee this day week the market has been quiet, but In priers there h no change to notice for either colonial or foreign. There lit, however, little on offer, and holders look with confidence for higher prices et the next sales. Ar rivals this week are : eta s ba'.ea Cope, 37 I bolos foreign, English Wool has been quiet, at former terms. Lazne, Mere% Ib.—Foreign: There have linen fewer transactions in foreign wools during the luist week than for tom.. time preciously. rrioca remain unchanged. Erlut.tsg. —During the present week males have been limited, the manufacturers being well sapid int with stocks of wool. to priors there la not any alteration of moment from the rates of laid week. _The manufactory, are well employed, and are expected ere long to replenish thelrviocks by freak purchase,. Yoax ANNUAL Assize Wont, blAizerr, March 14 The supply or Weol to this our annual Wool market h.w been from our Noll districts, from Nottinghamshire, and from Cumber Lind, and, as eunpared with former assist...markets, h,e be:u 11144 h larger than lewd. We had very few buyers. Mere rather lawer. TALLOW.—Loxpos,IIIIARCH 15.—Th, market is quiet for P. T. C. on the 'Tot, and 36a, W. to 365. M. is now the nearest value. For delivery in the last three months of the year, las. is the price risked. At public to.tlay lun ranks wrre sold on amount of the underwriters, at 3'41. 3d. and 355. foe repacked, all faults. Australian sold hear ,ily and generally 3d. and &l. lower than last week. Of WO woks offered, 407 casks were sold as follow. ; mutton tallow, really &sr, 370.; good and pale, 35a. DI to 365. Gil. ; and rather dark and dark, 311.. W. to 335. 61; bright and good fair beef tallow brought 355. to 33e. Gd.; middling to dark, 345. to 31e. Od.; and very dark, 335. Gd, to 3 ie. South American sold rather opiritedly at an advance of 3d. and lid. on late rates. The following were the price. obtained really fine, 365. Gd.; fair and good, 33a. W. to :i6..; dark, Si.. 6d. to 50..; very dirk, Ms. to 310. Gd.; interior, 32.. to &U. Grease, 265. 3d. to 325. Thirty PAS Portugal brought 35% to 3.55. &L, and two conks East India, 31.. OIL per cwt. Town melted k una'tered. Fifty-rine barrels of North American lard, fait qua. lity, realised 31.. per cwt. METALS.-LONDON, March 16.-The'prawent prtwea:- Plawliett Iron: Bar, bolt, and square, London, per ton, St. Ile. to 41.00.; nail rodo,n/.135. ; boom 71.135. to a/.; sheets hilogierd, 61. ISs. ; has. at Cardiff and Newport, Si. es 4 to 31. 35.; ritimed metal, Wales, 31.30. to 3/. Ins.; ditto anthracite, 31. 13a; Pig. in W o k s , 31. 5..; data forge, 21. 13a.; do., No. I, Clyde, 21. 4.5. to 21. to. 6d.; Blewltt's patent retiord Imo for bars, rail,, L e. , free on board at Newp ri, 3/. IS.; do., for tin platm, holler plates de , do, 41. HM.; Stirling's Pa tent Toughen Al Pigs, in Olargow, 21.17 x. to 31.; les. to 31.15f4 stsitordshire bars, at the weeks', GI.; Pip, 1414:,rdshire, 31. So. ; rads, 31. So. to 41. 7s. 6d .; Chairs, 4/. Inn : Swedish, 12/. 117 a. to 13L Oa Vertigo Steel : Swedish eg, 14/. I'.. Od. : ditto, faggot, 131. English Copper: Sheets, obeathing, and baits, per lb, led.; tough cake, per ton, Nil. lOs ; tile, 67/. t 0..; old Copper, per lb., Sid. to yet:ow metal olamithing, lyd. English Lead, pig, per ton, PI/. 3s. to lel. Nis. sheet, 191. 75. to 19/. 130. ; pipe, 11,11. 10s.; red Le d, 191. 100. ; wh it e ditta, 25/.; patent shot, 211. Foreign Lead, Spanish , In bond, 171. to 171. 10*. English Tin, block, per cwt., 41.; bar, 41. Is. Yoireign Tin: Banco, TLC., 41. 35.; ditto for crewel only, 41. • Straits, 41. Tln Plates: IC Coke, per bon, 11.6..; IC Charcoal, IL ' l3s.; IX ditto, 11.10 s. Ppelter : Plates, wateboused, per ton, 161. 10a.; ditto to arrive, 151. 3s. Zinc: Eng lish sheet, per ton, 221. Quiet:diver, per lb., 46.-Mialtsg loornal. •-• • • Elmomow, March 14.—1 a pig Iron there is no change to bole this week. There lea as amount of business *ism and the peke may be quoted it 445. 6d. to 455. for rinsed Nos.-cash. Comparative exports of pig Iron for the month of Feb.. during the past Arc years : 1846. 1047. 1848. 1849. 1850. From Broomielaw Tons 7093.. . 0233 Port DULLSa and kirlinthloch.... 9107 _5499...12,127. . 5,160...2833 Total 17,102 13,036 56,030 13,640 0000 HOPS.—Wohcsirrza, March 15 —The Hop raarkst is much the wee this week, with very little doing melanin In tine maniple& Prictv per cwt.: New Worcester., Ws. to 1544. ; year. ling& 60s. to 00,. ; *l46's, 410 s. to TO& ; old olds, 20s. to Pls. CORN.—CHELmeroan, Mirth IS.—The weather being ne fine for the spring sowing, farmers bring the Wheat eparingdy to market, and the prime of but wet k could net be made except on the digit samples of white. Barley, Beene, and other spring corn shout the wee se last week, Deana rather easier buying. COVINTRT, March 15.—There has bean bat little doing at oar market to-day. Finest Wheat roll at las.; other qualifier, 14r. to 14k id. Malting Barley, 22e. to 21k; winding, 21a to 22r. Gal. Old Beans, 14s. to 13..; new, 0.. 10a. Old Oats, 10k to 215.; new, 11a. to 20k Pas, ea. Gd. to at 6d. EXIITIM, March 14 —We have small supplies of grain at atarlik toAlay, which mold slowly, at lazt x cek's prima. --- - LiNnOli,Mareh 15.—W; bad a small ;ttentlar es of (gr een at our market to The trade not brim, at fully list wrek's rates (or everything. Wheat, rod, 34e. to Sic ; white, 375. to 43a BRAN Ha. to iss. Oat; 120. to 17s. Dune, 21s. to Its. LIIIIIBI.OOL, MARCH 16.—The import of grain and flour anon a small scale, but:11111M trade to without life, and at this morn- Ines market the lupine% In any Init . & was limited to mere retail There mono alteration made in the quotations of wheat, W, i r . oats.: Indian corn was leis In demand to-day, and the price was considered rather casier.—Artivals into Liverpool from the 12th to the 14th of March : Wheat. 3,809 ore.; Bart., StIO ; Y4t, 4211; pinta,l. 7 U l ; Boma. 32 : Pow. 0 : Indian Coro, 3,262 ; Oatmeal, lASI rack.; Plow, 3088 maks, and 1,500 txtrrolit.—Esports to Ire land: Wheat, 273; Btins, 12; Indian Cern, 4,209 qrs.; Indian Corn Neal, 182 barren; Flour, 33 awls and 1,033 banes. • • - - Emusuarrrost, March 16.—There was a good attend ance at our market to-day, but notwithotiunling that the supply of Wheat wpm lends Moderate, there was tittle life in the trade, price* ru ling from Me. to 42.. per qr., *wording to quality and weight. In Barmy only a limited amount of hadnees doing at from 34.. to 26.1. atr mating, and 211 e. to 21a. for grbuling. But little inquiry foe Oats cq now, and la the abownoe of Imainem prime remain M before gooted.4ay I 31. 23.. for the forger, and 21s, to 3fie, be the latter. Pluurxi.. to tas. per mak. WAI6FIELD, March 16.—Oar supply of What being moderate More confidesee to the trade. To.thy we bare to note tame firmness and leas Inclination to urge tabu; the extent of Mud. seta metier is only limited, without any narked variation in prices treat this day so'nnight. Select qualities of Barley are fully as dean ascoatbry, still very untadeable. Little demand fur Dens. /late sed Mailing steady. Nu alteration In other 'Weise. Present pie°. Wheel, per qr. of ralibo, to the Medal, flutfelk. NMI. and mot.„,re d now, are. 389. ; extra, 395.; whit., 420. to 43..; extra, 44a. ; • . °T. Ibik and Manta. red,! 345. to Oda.; extra, 275.; white, Sea t o 400.; eats, 43a.; Llooolue and Cam =db. 111 .... 551. ...; eats, 37a.• white, 375. to Ste.; extra, ; Tor , rod. Ma,' tetra:, Sala.; %bile, &M. to 39a; extra. 404.; install Gad MEOWS NM% tbis gds, to 4 qtr alai lam Daltb aid ffsmharm red, SW. to Ms.; erre, 30.,; Mediterranean, red, 33.. to iY.: extra, Me.; English. old, red. gee. to 395.; white, 441. Daley, =Mil qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 231. to 26a ; sta. 271.; Lin and Yorkshire, 23e. to 265. ; extra, 23..; Scotch, 225. to 23.; extra, 241.; minding, 19s. to Pa; foreign, 2rs. to 211. ; extra, 21s. Beans, per qr., dllb. to the bushel, small, floe, old, Ma to 3%1.; new, Ms. to 26e.; ticks, old, 23.. to Me.; new, 231. (o 23e.; foreign, old, 245, to 235.; new, 225. to 241. Oats, per stone, melding, 7d. to M.; ex- Ma, Sid.; feeding, 7d. to Id.; extra, 9d.; foreign, 79. to M. ; extra, Od Oblitada w r Mad 10s. to 21e.; Malt, per load of 4 325. to Ple.; Peas, per qr. imp., aloe sad white boilers, 23e. to 274.; extra, Me. •; prey sad reed, Ma. to 245. ; extra, Ma. Rapeseed, per Isat 291. to 311. ; foreign, 291. to all. Loosed, per Imp. qr., it. to 44e. Imports daring tLe week: Wheat, 9,436 m.; Barley, 1,932; OM', 952; Beans, 1,054; Peas, 191; libelling, 767 lads. CATTLE, &e.—Essrsd, March 16. The supply of Barb has been above the average quantity, and of Sheep about an amens The market has been dull, and prier were lower, the !yet Yt Beef net being worth more than ea, per score • and Beef, of a Zipmft, being sold far 75. Id. Serener wer e very plentifu l, s Gs. per store woo generally asked, but this pries is eoaaWued toe kip In comparison with the present price of fat Beet, sad, as . margin of profit for the gramer. lbws and Calves slid at 11111.101 as 11. earh. A great number of butchers' Calves were driven in; some winery inferior, and sold r low as 3d. per but Veal of =Legitimest:eards mo d e 4d. !s t ing worth more Sheep thanwere also sd. pet lb. " ; er alg prime mil Sheep, 54d. • butchers' Larebs were however acute and dear, Min at 7d. to 9 4. per lb. Weber Hogs, 28a. to 3os. each. A larger =of Perk ceramics than has been exhibited for the season the her era to end being crowded with ea Early I n the anniame kr prime articles made Ts. per soon, but later in theday germ dotard, and ggood Pork could be purehred at le. per score, what erne and t meat hardly found a purcheser at any prier TIWiIaBUIIT FAlll.—There was a large supply of Beasts at this fair on Pleader, though not of the primest quality. The attendshee of buyers was aweerous, but the trade done was very in. active, and a scanty clearance was m.de, et prices averaging, for beat quality, from Sid. to ed. per lb.; middling and inferior. td. to tad. The supply of sheep was rather limited, but is good dem and and, found ready buyers at ed. per lb., and in many instances rather more. Very kw Calves were on offer. In other respects but little buainese was tranmected. Pip tbesupply of which was very good, Met with a tolerable demand, at from is. ed. to es. per store. - - - . . Twin, March It —There was only a small supply of Beasts, but good In quality, and a good sapply of Mutton. A good sbow of lean stock, but a bad sale, Beef, 31. to Is. Sd. per stone ; Mutton, Wt. to Gd. per 10. GLASGOW, March 14.—Our market this morning was well supplied with line Cattle from Angusathire. Demand good, and prices same es last week. Bret 0. Beef, sir. • shaped. 43e. to 435.; third. 38s. to 415.; lbws, Bulls, and inferior Inisets, 30s. to 375. per cwt., sinking offal. Cur Sheep market was largely supplied with good Sheep. Brisk soles, with no odes , ce in prices. Best aged Waders, Sad. to 6.1. • second, 3d. to Pad.; Ewes, 4.1 d. per lb , sinking MM. Pigs in dea'and from 325. to 3ss. per cwt. led Calse. in demand at from 655. to 680.; coarse, 60s. to Ms. per cwt. lambs, from 7s. to is pee quarter. hoot VW LONDON OAZETTE.—Friday, March 16. BANKRUPTS. MArrsaw BATTIK.. KintliZry - ;l3efishire, sheep dealer, to aurreader March 26 at 124, and April 23, at I, at Inusinghall-street Sol., Parker, St. Paurschurchyard; off. orig., Bell, Coleman-street, buildings. Pena Putman, Rhyl, Flintshire, ho'el keeper, March 21 and May 2, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Soli., Evans and Fon, Liverpool; of. Nogg., Bird, Liverpool. Sumac Pima, Leeds, linendraper, March 28 and April 16, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sot, Middleton, Leeds. off. sada., Hope, Leeds. Talmo °mourn, Stowmarket, Suffolk, coachmaker, March 24, at 111, and April 25, at 2, at Bagingball- street . So l., Galswortity, Ipswich; off. mtg., Bell, Coleman -streehbutklings. Jana HAAOIIII.I.. Oxforslahire, raider, March 23, at Is, and April 17, at I, at Basic whallatreet. Sole., Berry, Southampton. buildbm, and Drums, Oxford; off. arialg., Pennell, Guildhall. Joni Jon is MsOtrrrie, New.road, Whitechapel, draper, March 28, at 1, and April 26, at 11, at BasinglialletreeL Solo, Heed and Co., Friday-atm; Cbeapside ; off. asahr, Canaan, Birchimlane. Cronus Parris, Langoicre, Nwfulk, cattle dealer, March 27 and April 26, at 12, at Basinghall.strect. bol a Jerwood, Ely.place, Ilolborn ; off. assig., Stallard; tisainghalletreet. BINJAMIN Srnu, Threadneedle-tweet, City, Ilow.cornmon, and Duke-atreet, Lincoln's.inn-firldr, silversmith, Starch 2.5 and May 2, at 11, at Bwingliall street. Sobs., Crowder and Maynard, Coleman-drove; riff. aurig., Whitmore, Baslngballeareet. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. BEWAIL!) AUER., CIate.PLTLYI, ClATEsltletket, baker-let dlr. o 2a. 3 1 d., any Wednesday, at Whitmore.; Baainglmilestreet. Euwaao BCNTON, Tottenham-court-mad, pawnbroker -2nd dlr. of Is. 3d., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Buingballstree; MIMS' Baowea, Manchester, wood tip hat manufacturer -let dia. of 2d., March 19, and any subsequent Monday, at Potts, Mai. cheater. Joarru Lewashrcz Benxi; Liverpool, coal merchant-Ist div. of 3e., March 21, and any subsequent Thursday, at Turner's, Liver pool. Iticitean MAN and Sow, Wakefield, Vorkshise, corn factors-1•t, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th diva. of 3s. 2 1 d., also a fin a l die. of lid., March 12, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds. FEEDILRICIC Ftwaft, Farndon, Nottinghamshire miler-Ist div. of 2s. 94., March It, and any subsequent altern ate Saturday, at Bit tleston's, Nottingham. BENJAMIN Pours, Manor house near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cotton spinner - Ist div. of 3d., March 12, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope's Leeds. Sarum. Otormoor Leicester, batter-Ist dlv . of 2s. Cd., March 16, and any subsequent alternate Saturday, at Botlestun's, Not tingham. Jonw HASS/LET. Manchester, tailor-Ist dia. of 4s. rid., March 12, and any subsequent Tuesday, at llot.on's, Manehcater. Cerium Fit Lie hasirr, Le,ecatcr, boot mat ufacturtr-lat dh. of 25., March 16, and subsequent alternate Saturday, at Bittlestonas, Nottingham. Jaw. I'ATAMON. Manchester, tailor-1s; div. of Ba., March 19, and any aubssequeut Tuesday, at Putt's, Manchester. T6IOIIAA BALD, North Shields, banker-ha and final di,. of aid., March 16, and subsequent Saturday, at Baker . ; NCTICSAIIt. upon-Tyne. SAIAIf and TTMOTIFT Rom, Leicester hosiers-2nd div , of 4th of 11, any Thursday, at Christien, Birmingham. JOIIN BATUMI; Funeral, lAsieSASt, draper-let dia. of 114 d., March 16, and any subsequent alternate Saturday, at Bittlastoses, Not tingham. WII.EIAM Starr; 3larton,Chealdre, banker-Div, of 44d., March 21, ar any subsequent Thuraday. at Turner's., Liverpool. Jona STIA-I[DAL.. Liverpool, soap manufacturer-2nd dim of la. 4d., and let dle. of 3s. rid. on new proof; March 20, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. JOHN TARIATOM, Liverpool, merchant-14th dia. of 6d., making with the pnatowi diva., lie. Id., March 21, and any eubsequent furs day, at Turner's., Liverpool. CIIMILIM TAU°. SDI WILLIAM CLARE; Nottingham , lame maniac. __„ .-- turers—let div. of 2e. td., March 16, and any subsequent alternate Saturday, at Blttleston's. Nottingham. Joss Walden Woman -Er, Clayton, Yorkshire, delver-Ist dlv. of 4a. 9d., March 12, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Hope's, lards. DIST DENIM.—April 12.6. Ainger, GreenAtreet, Grosvenor-puce, hotel limper . -April 11. J. Bowler, Crescent, Southwark-bridge-road, hatter—April 12. W. C. Buchanan, Donley, Gloucestershire money scrivener—April 19. J. Burgess, Liverpool, merchant—April G. 11. Crete, Isigeware-road, coarkeeper —April IL J. U. Clegg, Horton, I.aneashire, cotton spinner—April 9. J. Comber, Walton-on-Thome, eurn y, licensed victualler—April 12. A. Dank's, Alexander-square, Drompton, merchant —April 12. J. Da ppexttLittle Love-lane, City, wholesale hosier—April 12. J. IL Fisher, , usurer, rho:Litman April s. 11. Green, Liverpool, Ironmonger—April 8. J. Green. Liver pool, wine merchant —April IL J. Harvey, King William-street. City, lamp manufaeturer—April 16. J. D. Uingtrum,Uarley-streeL dish-aquare, wine merchant —April 18. J. Winter, King William street, City. anti Buckingham-stmt, Strand—April 12. R. Mabel, Liverpool, merchant—April IS. J. Morgan, men., sod!. Morgan, jun., Iteretord, and Glasbury, ltadnor s hlre, woolerplers—March 3'. J. Morgan, jun., Hereford, and Glasbury, Radnorshire, woolstspler April 8. S. Pancrickm, Orford, woollenZaper—April Id. J. Redward, Fortsen, fishmonger—April 6. It. rLipleton and W. Thorn, White. friars, scavengers—April 15. J. Warren, Bristol, merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless ewes be shown to the contrary on the day of msetiag. April 8. J. It. Clegg, Roston, Lancashire, carton spinner—April 5. E. Dixon, Gravesend, ollmin—April IS. W. Dobbs, Wolverhampton, brasiduunder —April 11. J. Freeman, Millbunk, W.lcesterstire, horse dealer—April 11. J. Hilton, Foleshill, Warwickshire, silk manufac tarer—April 6. F. king, Oxford, auctioneer—April 6. 1.11. Mills, Hose, Sussex, broker—April 9. W. Pauline, Holyhead, hotel keeper —April 9. W. Puleaton, Wrexham, Denbiabstdre, draper—April S. E. Reyoolds, jun., Southtown, Suffolk, miller—April :. E. tt taco: and J. Willcox, Aberdare, GI dnurganshire, grocers. CERTIFICATE to be confirmed, unites came be shown to the contrary. March 7. R. Lcggatt, Norsieb, imAceper. CERTIFICATE to be confirmed, ankle mow be shown to the con trary, within 21 dace from date. March 9. W. L. Bkiany, Sheffield, innkeeper. . - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE D . —J. Benkbeim, and J. Schwa. barber, Fencharch.strect, City, general merchants—T. Uiiardnum, C. Boardman, and T. Banister, plackburn, Lanawhire, grocers—J. 1. Brown, W. Taylor, W. Mettam, B. J. Eyre, and T. Blake, Sheffield, merchants, so far as regards W. Taylor, tt. Mettars, and IL J. V.yre S. Carpenter, G. Carpenter, and Lucy Carpenter, torsion-street, Greenwich, boot and shoemakers—R. Clark and W. Shep. herd, West Strand, lamp manufactures —J. Crepshull and 11. Mallen, teachers of gyranaptics—J. Crowley and R. Crossley, Manchester, hesid knitters—J. Dickson and J. Elmore, Newcastle under-Lyme, drapers—J. Heighington and J. J. Ileighington, Corn. wall-road, and Mae ELM% Bauman, hphtermen— IL Boole, R. Staniforth, and J. Gray, Sheffield, steel manufacturers, so far as re. raids J. Gray —R. G. Jones, R. It. Swann, and J. D. Price, London, • insurance brokers, so far as regards R. R. Swann—T. Met:lawn and J. MeGlassoe, Embiet in and Thornthwaite, Cumberland, timber merchants —R. MeTurk and P. McKinnel, Sheffield, drapers—J. Mit chell, J. Stamuer, and W. Parkin, Wigton, tilebuniers —W. Molyneux and E. Pullen, Hyde, Isle of Wight, ale no rchmts—W. Othen and IL Con, Godalmlng, Surrey, buildets—R. Royston and B. Walter, Hud dersfield, joiners—C. 11. smith and IL Carter, rinsbury-pavemest, furnishing ironmongers —Maria Share and 6. Sileock, Braintree, EOM, general ironnionirers—J. S. Treponing, F. A.clint, T. T. Clint, W. 11. Trooping, 11. Williams, 11. M. Sampson; W. Crozier, H. C. James, and W. Shakppeare, Itip,oe, Cornwall, tin smelters—J. Upton and S. Upton, Birkenhead, cart irs—A. Vevvers and J. Melton, Lieer pnol, stationers—W. C. Webb and B. Miller, Ituseley, Stafronishire, sumeomi—J. Wickham, C. Bailey, and IL Iweett, V. inehester, banker's, so far as regards it. Jewett—l. WhitWl and U. Lams, LirerpouL SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. lIIIRD. Palaley, grain deskr, March 22 and April 11, at the &tract n's Read Inn, Paisley. Lot:amen liti t. and Witusit JonNerona Maw.* grain Inn eliata,March 22 and April 12, at the btu ;Intel, Glakow. T 111111146 MACMILLAN, Jan. Edniburgb, tkaher, March 23 and April IS, at Cannon's Temper ance Hotel, Edinburgh. Panuce Itimix, Cambridge, innkeeper, March 10 and Apru 10, at the lion -green Tavern, Glasgow. HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIoN, BROMPTON.—The plans and specifications for the final completion of this national charity are now under consideration; and it was decided by the meeting of the board of management, ever which the; Lion. Ootavius Dancombe, M.P., presided, that the *astern wing shall be proceeded with as speedily as possible. WFSLISTAN numerously-attended meeting of the friends and supporters of Weteeyan reform took placeon Thursday evening. at Exeter-ball, Mr. Wahine Sandy, of Spitattielda, in the chair. Several of the dela gat,' who hod attended the aggregate meeting were pre sent, and took rot to the proceeding' of the evening. The subjects for discussion were the propriety of obtaining a greater infusion of lay Influence "'nougat the oonuesional committees; the abrogation of the declaratory rule of 1835, and the restoratioa of the expelled ministers, Mews. Everett, Dana, and Griffiths, to their former position as ministers in this We aleyan S 'deity. After a lengthened discussion upon the above sabjeete, reeolatione to carry them oat were passed, and the meeting imperiled after a vote of thanks to the chairman. _ _ [Advertisement.] —A RESPECTED MEMBER OP THE BoCIATIr OP FIUIUIDA MIRO OP • Coon APO Aenra Ur 110L1 °WWI'S OIPTIIIINT AND l'lLLA.—Extract of a letter troto Mr. Benjamin ht.ckiip to Professor Ilelloway, dlttedOrtenagti, near Loughgull, sept. ll 180 :—" Revealed Priesd—l fed it only an aet of justice , to thyself to state that 1 have permit' emwrienoed the bluetit of thy excellent Oh and ointment In the owe of an inveterate cough awl asthma, which afflicted me ao severely for three years thst I frequently was obliged to walk about trimy room all night. drat( of 'Ramat= If I went to bed. I thou tried thy invaluable tnedicinee, which, I as played to say, have yerfeetly eared ma"--801,1 by wahine vett. data tlatatabout the caviltod sorl.l, mat et rtolawor lielloware MOAkkisiit g OtteaciLliad" METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS Baruttutor, MAUCH 16, IP6o, The State of the Weather at each of the l'AlOßinp! Nine o'clock reterday mornlag. The stations e re arratiten in ~ rder6f latitude. Nomad Plato. Came cAr Mental' o. Win W Ptemourn Ponta. N.E. Gentle Breeze Lunn E. Gentle Breeze Poenneoarn N.E. Gentle Breeze SRIORTON N.E. Strong Itrerze amines «.... N.Y. Fresh Breeze Seeenzrarron Foutzazoirn N.E. Strong Breeze Tunnel nog BARNORTOIR N. Gentle Breeze Burnet linnouro N.E. Strong Breeze GREEN WICH N.E. Gentle Breeze Simeon ........ Olson, N.E. Gentle Breeze Otowesersa E. Gentle Breeze Laanzaer CAnnanenz ..... aeon ......... N.E. Strong I:reeze Bnueneezen....— B. Strong Breese tenwoare N.B. Gentle Breeze PILTZIJOROCON N.G. Strong Breeze Yemenis ...... Claws ........-- CONWAY S.W. Calm llotenzes E. Strong Breeze Lryzaeoor.. N.E. Gentle Breeze liArarcerza E. StrongEreeze I..entsrza N.W. Calm DAILARM011 ...... Sew ..... —..... nosonnueern E. Gentle Breeze SEWCARTIA .... S. Gentle Breeze LAMA= Calm Gt.esoow Enznnozon State of Weather, Partldlly Mud, Partially elotial Overeat Hain ()tenant Overcoat Oteredat Partially c Oren:let Overnat Overcoat Otero* 'lnman Cloudy Partially Mud, Overtvit OTrm i t Uzi Partial y ly Cloody Cloud Cloodl/ma Cloadkra Partially an t ., Partially Cloudy PrlaeiPtlly CAar Overran Partially Cloudy cloudy at Potnry Overcoat °arrow C;eiTtle Breeze THIS DAY, Nook. Gonne of Wind. Ilkength of wing. Mats of trsathui Gentle lirceze. Overcast. The returns from the followicg places did not retch lid, office in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning ay nine o'clock. Tamarcars. Caws ..... -- (Vona? Ilocrzaas Warm kvornaans N.E. Gentle &el's') Coady Calla Calm Clot..: A Calm Gentle Brews Foggy C'grn on-reast Oaatle Breeze Cloudy LW, !SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. the • MLlryle7 Canto'," aad • Llvp.ll CASUALTIES • Mom ow Anna Elisabeth (scol b Harken,ir;i; Amsterdam for Gise gow and Surinam, cams on shore here this morning about 5.30 A.M., during a thick for, bat got off again about 0 A.M., end proceeded, haying received no apparent damage.—llungenese, March 14, Aboid, for °dem, and the I•'orlush ire, for Hung Kong, UM in contact this mcrning soon a; :er peoting under weigh, the former returned to Lon on with declare, and the latter remains with lo , s rd midi. topsail arcs. —Gravesend, March 15. _ _ DWitTa,lret . ery, of and from Hull to Royo-k, 'trick on the Trindelen Reek, 6th instant, bilmoi, fat ner ruddcr, and wee abandoned ; crew eased by the Genii., riman, ar rived here.—Elsinore, Much 9. •ItIILVED. 1 MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisbon krill T Sombamptoa India yin Hyalites Boston and Halifax Mexico ar.d Havannah West India Brasil ARRIVED. Art "la?, Ammaron-st Bristol, March IS, from. Anion-at Gravesend, March 13, from Ai.raro -at Gravesend, March IS, from AIM/AWE-at Gracetwed, March IS, from BIANCIIE-et Gran-vend, March 15, from BALLA:MUM -off Falmouth, March 13, from Queenstown, March 13, - from Cacrasurra-off Deal, March 15, from CarscLar--at Gravesend, March IS, from 111.V.A-at Gravesend, March 15, from FAlrans-off Liverpool, March IS, from E. Aso E. Paic,oo-at GritH/413d, March IS, from . Essrm - off Deal, March 14, from Euasaurn -off the Wight, March 12, from Hearms-at QuEenstown, Much 13, from ........ Ilarar.co-at Gravesend, March 15, from Dv 1, March 14, from Java Pura-off Deal, March 14, from lons Grisa-at stllferd, March If, from .... JANF. EINKINZ-at Queenstown, March 15, from Many Marrnaws -at Ports moat:4 March 14, PINELOrk-at ILrtlepool, Mar h 13, from PLTMUUTII Rom( -c if Liverpool, March 15, front R.,BEILT Mon - an-at Gray( rend, March 15, fr0m...... Ref sr. -off Torhar, March 14, from Seim-at Torbay, March 14, from WO,DIOI- at Liverpool, March IS, from Ware-at Gravesend, March 15, from SAILED. COWNSA-fromleldo, March Is, to . CALATIONIA-from Deal, March 15, to CIIILISTLANA MVISAT-frous Gravesend. March IL to Croons Mounr-from Gravesend, March 14, to Durrrioa -from Gravesend, March 13, to DULPHIN-trorn Liverpool, March 13, to 5t DAMAPCI 9 - frooll Liverpool. March IS, to Doren-from Bristol, March 13, to E %IL OS \'WOl ST-from Gravesend, March IS, to atus-from Shields, Match 13, to Errorr-from Sunderland, March 13, to Eras. LSD MAST-from Stockton, March 14, to • ...• 3.1.. n-from Deal, March 14, to Er•ornpur -from Hull, March 14, to ................. . Etas* Kraouarpo-from Hartlepool, Marsh 11, : Esowroca from Hartlepool, March 11, to Fors-from Torbay, March 12, to Gam-from ILutlctioul, March 14, to Gomm" °Loop-front Sunderland. tMar,.', It, Urams-from Gravesend, March 14, to I ,, xonao-from Sunderland, March 13, to • Locos-from Liverpool, March 13, to ,‘ MIDDLINFS -from Liverpool, March 13, U .... ..... Manstroct-from Falmouth, March 1 3 , to •••• •••• Moan-from Hartlepool. March 14, to MAI *DISS-frolila Hartlepool, March 13, ........ ••• IKAD‘G•tC aft-front Portmmuth, March It, to Mracoon-from Grareeend, March 11, to 13 NESTOR-Item Gravesend, March 11, to SPIRIT-from Liverpool, March 13, to . !Crean-from Sunderland, March 13, to Porcine' - from Liverpool, March 13, to anon-from Gravesend, March 13, to RVPINA-fromGraveyend, March 14, to Ars Fuorroco-from Grams nd, March 13, to Krum-from Liverpool, March 11, to Trans-from F.lmmnh, March 14, to Tiros. ASP ET 1..10N1 . 11-from sunderLuid, March 13, to . Veal a- from Sunderland, Marsh 13 to Wit. Bolton - ft= Gravesend, March 13, \c. Scrs Rot:, :.:.m ir VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Droupor (barque), of London, la. 22, tat. 6.52 S., 40 days out. Fat ot, itureell, for it. Michael'', Tcb. 27, tat. 4 t. 101 GI:ASWAN (barque), from the coast of Africa fvr Locd Jan. 31, Lt. Imo 71., lon. 21.24 W. MAKINEI (barque), 04111 Mamma; for Loudon, 54 day lat. 21.408, km. 0.30 K. MaaT Fumaarc (barque), from Shield', March 2, it. 45.47 N. LSO W. !kaki tr.% (Kkomer), Feb. V, lat. 48.1.) N., lot. 12.3. 1 W WITCU ,cutter ', roc et . Slicisers, Smelt 414. 43.1.; BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ADDISON.—Match 11, at 61 — tr;d:plea --- Weit, ThuriAsi.lw Addiren, of a ftra. BAILWABU.—March U, at Tiortington, .*kmerwttLi:e, %.!. J. Baßerard, Eaq , of a daughter. ItIATT.-14arch 9, the wife of 0. Burtt, Kula 11 ' v, terbourae Dauateey, of a daughter. JENKI_NS.7I are!! 9, at Trilalesx-plsee, Clarbam-rile, the huking., Yrp., c;r • dausiter: - -- NAAS.—lllarch 14, at iiug.atreat, Nt. Jaws. the Lloiy N. 43, ~t s daughter. )IARRiAGBIL ALIMANDES-BAMUSL.—March IJ of natton.garden. Mr. M. to Fanny, only daughter o f ' lira. S.a.uu,., -.•-• terrace, Kenaington.park. ATIIILL=-REDllBll).—Msreh 13, at St. Proems Chart , . .1 11111 4 118 , to Ellen. daughter of the lute O. wah,..t. IsLind of Antigua, futmerly Cupt. in the 3rd Pan Guards. DILLON—CHO:Mk—March 12, at St. Thomas's, Dublla. A. 1 ' Esq., J.r., eldest son of the Lite 8. Dillon Earl., of V. • . House. to Anne, daughter ot the lato A. Ra e, EN., of rer.•• • %ran, Antruth.. KIM; —lVattAtt.—Merch 11, at Carte, John U. lift, 0( to Mbrie Antoinette Torrid., of Curl& PAVES —DINE awI LEV.—Marcit 12 et reopleten, tbe new. It. of Churchill Peopleton, Panay Merit, only Sulk:Wit - - • - • - - FrisWie; : ;keq.,7f reZt - iteton7 . _ SCOT —GRANGER.—Murch 13, at St. l da Souther.aMk. O. Stott, Esq., of Glarfow, to Entity, ecteattughter Granger, of London. WERBER—MASLIN.—Ibreh 14. at St. Matthee-lathe feLtA. 3,1 *•'% youngent MINI of the tato A Webber, Esq., o Hulett ch.ntr" ‘^ , T. sothemtibirc, to Molly names, Cdr.& doubter of M. M0...5, EM, late of eropl,n. WOOD —DALOLEIeht.--blareb 11. et St. Martuee.to.the-Itel.'q. the Rev. W. Hood, ticor of Itaziott, Fars, It. Wood, Crarett-atteet, and flange ',hilt, to Loui,a Caltett, young of d.toghur of the I.4tt R. Dulgtelsh. Eat., of the Seddoeh, Atitihts,h.re• DEATHS. cnEmiNAn.—March 19, at Shooter's-WI, gent, X. CbruLnab; late of Pt. laiebelas Deptford, aged DARBY. —March 11, at alantatik Lomat Kam, wood ,•: the late Cept. Y. Darby, U. agol EYKY N.—March IS, IL Eykyn, 14q.. of cluthellemi, names. GALIL —March 11, at Itaalemorp, darrey. alarc..trc, out, 041 c: A. R. Orle, Eaq., spode watt& ORMEN. -March 12, at Ilertford, Elelbefh. Ina ay at the Lite 1 :* Omen, Eq., of ttprangewell, amid ;4. ITARVEY.—March 10. at Margate, A.llllllliaWlo. YOUnglt of the late Rev. R. llarvey„ aged SI. JOIIPISON.—March hi, W. Johnson, Mad, of Vete 1 -terrace, Holloway, and of Wl/140411A1114Trat. Clivit'o43!e..ge.l 4/. TAVASOUR--Moab U, at lstuy ilarlotte, widow of the late W. Vararaur, Veq. 'We TOUNO.—Marett IS, at Derxrdeitreed, Itaaroll , equare, ScPb" of T. t 4. Tamp, EN., related sod published bp Wuessit lledse, of No. I, laiseis,!. strezt, ; hi C.t) L*l.sh rrwwt. a: Lan 2 .... 1 ' - ' Nast, is the insist of Indistilisr—llasaaa. Wass 14 WA Overcast (hermit (hermit 9.varaffit