The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-16 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOLNTMINTEL Her Maj.sty stag hands, Beisaarklgo; Wad sally , G. marl's mist Meg, flairag.sell Bribraorrh bound., Tuarday, Fermi& ay , ; Tourad, Ring- Mon hill; Saturday, Noma sillige—balf-past 10. Mr. Luml. y 's bounds, Monday, Sousaback-park ; Tuesday, Smarbi • ina ; Thunday, Wickaraisy-bar ; Friday, Grove— Salripa... 10. Brushes ISOM hounds, Malay, Cresia-mado, Branham sour ; W"dn.eday, llarewood-bwase ; Friday, Thorp-arch ; Saturday, Hareward-bndgo—kalf-past 10. Rafford Laredo, Mnaday. Thargarion.priory ; Tamday, Para.halt ; Tbsrod.y, Winkbem; Sateuday,Thurosby.park —bat-pa.: 10. Lied Yabcroagh's hounds, Mosday, Swishoiplosse; Calay-bridge, 11; Friday, Linwood Women house—halt-pest 11. Lx.. Homy Bratlatk's hossels, Monday, Wrathy; Tues day. Gee Burma ; W. dnewlay, Red ball ; Thursday, Paid: iogwortk range ; Friday, Btaplefordasoor ; Saturday, Lan.wortnheidge-11. Holders. PI basso. Monday, Brandesburton-moori Tula day ; Craasswiek Tull-bar ; Thursday, Withernerick ; Friday, Maghwalesli—quarter to 11. Dainties hands, Tuesday, Cavendish-bridge; Satur day. Beta Villate—quarter cc 11. Mr. M. lama's bounds, Monday, Eggiogtos ; Thursday, Briery ark ; 8 'sudsy, Blychebary—quarter to 11. 8a R. Sutiou's hounds, Monday, Shea:Ay-ilia • Toesday, Besny-park ; Weduaday, Bowdon - hall; Thursd ay, Thrus- Marina ; Friday, Wartaabe-stonapits-11. Duke at liumeure hatreds, Monday, Dratos-park Sea, tin at 0 mealy ; Wednesday, Bitormanor ; Friday, Lraiton Vi.late. Sal Franniliami's Jumada, Monday, Kennel ; Thursday, =lion Newel's*; Friday, diddiog-wtadenill-10. Wrier mrskire hoards, Monday, liscuals ; Wednesday, Woodurts-pran ; Friday, Raltord game—gartapost 10. Upon barrirre, Tana'', R pple. LaMar, 'misled*, Monday, 8 h ailerons oa the Towhee bourproad ; Friday, Munderdeldratocks —half pas" 10. 11.3.0cm:sari hounds, Tuesday, Ruck-hall; Friday, Ballad's ate—half-past 10. Ladles hounds, Tuesday, the 8 rpsnt ; Friday, Brampton Brian gate. Brlg.aus harriers, Monday, Parham; Friday, Djko— guartrr to 11. B o carriers, Monday, Newmarket hill; Thursday, T. memos.: ye —half-prat 10. Crawl . a•id Branham hounds, Monday, the Fox, Threw bridges ; Wednesday, the New-inn, Cl ufskl; Friday, Mo..eapt--quirer to 11. W.:mm.l'AM* bounds, Monday, Naptasran-the-bill ; Tuesday, )littoral 'midge ; Tounday, Cubbington.pate ; Fri ay, Efts:all town; 8 iturday, Fox-colo—hali-past 10. Herefordcarn hounds, Tuesday, Ruckhall ; Friday, Bog land'ierrae. Lord 11 d .dale's hound.. Monday, Chapel-how; Wed nesday, Bra.. reel "(ruse ; Friday, Eyford ; Saturday, Bien heim—ball-pact 10. Sbmpshire bawds, Monday, Hargawcod ; Wednesday, Kish reel';E Thin-lay, Wakottasilr—quarter to 11. Mr. Faspiharsou's hounds, Mouldy, Ddebarry Tampika gate. Mr. Dam's h. suds, Monday, Crawford-bridge ; Thursday, Cork ar d Bottle, Mrada. B. V H Tawdry, ; Friday, Sturmin- Massuans—hal.-psat 11. Simmrsa Satesmitia bonsai, Tuesday, lisluy-braks, lacaisiock ; Fr Kine'rewnod. Nutlecombe —halt pest 10. Sie Twins Elyka's bands, Moeda. Whinstoor-build; W441'40 , 1.4, Baal Hation.hoses; Friday, Oarraway-hill top—half oast 10. lveanda, Ts. Way, Ardltighrarown ; Friday, Not ley-yruud—nalf-p se 10. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, Pm 1$ -..APPOINTXRNTIL—To FiTerd— Adtliti,o4 L.rit 'nest for P.rticular Service : S. Gibers'. Ph •leaset —Liesomaat caLtireud : G. B. Williams . A rro • . rat ag ;foratu : B. 8. Mdtionso. Paostirtons.—To be a r C masader of 1830 : Lestnant J. 8 Pawns. To be a Cotfirmed Lieutenant fray March 8, 1847: C. A. Wise. RSA* ADMIRAL 81a JAW J. GORDON Hausa died ea iniamiay evesag, at Tunbridge Wells, atter a protrac:sd Elam. hIuriMINTS.—AT L 11113331. Pin Pas.—Prince Rrgent. Boost. Lean4er, Theis, Arrogant, Terrible. Encounter, C it tint, 400 Indefatigab is. At Gibraltar : the Jane., which wee t. 'ow mood to Cad's, for repair, the Peninsular and (Mattel Con.psuy's Bask, which had sprunta serious leak la toe Ist. nese. Wiritwicit, Pas I.3.—The Admiralty have at length de teasiesl that the ezpesatioe to be seat out in search of Sir J•tus Fro kiln shag consiet of two ending vessels and two screw stoustareeln Tte arreageanns for the purchase of tie two ailing awls hays ban conpleted, and one of then, dm 11.b,0, a se be fitted at Mean. Wigrans's yard. at Black en!! ; to. Weer ie to be brought down to tele port to be got ✓eedy i'. I' OW Tee TOM& 070 to be fitted under thesuper leadielenci of Mr. Moe, of Yortsainth dockyard. Mr. racket:, awl test to tie sOief engineer, aft Woolwich, this saoroiar. for ficatit.ump.a, and will return in the Eider, one of toe screw 'earls purchased for the expedition.—Naa. hie. 80 Joss, is positively to be launched on Satorday, the 18th Wads CAPT US Arens'. AIM= EIYADITION.—II IS dated that so addition to tie two screw steamers, the Free Trade and the Eider, the pashas' of two teakdaalt sailing saps iii beat wade. Taey an of kilo son than 400 tau, eau of sots perfectly i.e, sad the other nearly so, and we believe :he price to he paid alai. per toes as they stand, rig (o.,,, sr res. Ike. The easel for Captain Penny has bees esleut.d at Aherfeen, aid is nest appropriately named the Lady Ire k in. Bbe is of about 320 toss. Tae snood vassal to uniapsay Mr. Palsy as a tender is yet to be paregiamd - MILITARY. (EN. LA siglies liseette] WAR. . OVIIOI. Pak 13. 4th lien. of Omit Cala ii7,l7ling T, - pet.,6 be oar, vice Webb, pron..; G. C. H. P. Eamerocze..put., to be core, by per., Moe ebe ret. Sib lw..g. Gds—G. J. Banma, get. to be car., by per., rice Bide. bottom, prom. lob Lipt leage.-3. IJKINILIT, pat., to be cornet, by put., vice Wilkinson, prom. 10th 'Apt Ifraer..—The Hoch C. J. KUTII, to be come, by pr., vice Klil teats, promoted. 1.: lulu. of I' —II. J. ',aeon:, to be em., by ems, pM n , dun. app. to . the Nth F.; W. Um-ay, put., lo be .by , vim Munro, app. to the nal F. 4th F.—Vms. J. Pores, from the 16th F., to be am., vice Mattnaell, promoted. 14th Y.—Brev.-Major T. H. Tior to be major. without per., vice SeWrnall, who ret. . upon full pal; J. P. HALL to be rapt., rice ; Era. W. H. Honor to be lieut., vice Hall. 13th F.— It. MAM,ItM, yet., be be CM., by per., vim Todd, prom.; It. W. Pao r....ent., to be ena, by pur., Pee Walmsley, prom. I:th F.-- A. L. T‘t . ..o, gent.. to be ens.. bv pur., vice Crutchley, app. to 2 al. F.; IL E. Winuan+, pot., to be ens., by per., vice Br prem..ted. 3.th r.—. apt. W. Menem, from the 44th P., to be apt., rice Ash ley, wbo mita. 23rd Y.—C. Ilie.Ltau, pot., to be see. lieut., by per., Poe Hughes, premeted. fith I.—Ambt..sure. J. L. llotacivrav, from the staft to be mist.- nor , Pee Furlesp, dee. 211411 V.—J. Geom.., pmt., to be can. by par., vice Iloarae, Waal. 11th F.—lts. G. H. Novo., to be lieut., without pie, vice Smith , dee.: Ras. W. :4. Cmcw, tram the 12th 1 .. to tea" vise Iftoritle. --- WA W.—Lieut. C. W. nannies to be apt, by pm., vice Rake, who row in 0.13 D. Pweve to bo Wei., by per., it. haedalph; J. A. ()A... re to be ens ly by par., abrupt, .•G. P. SMUI•111; net, to be ens., per., viaa J. &Ma, vat., to be eso., by par., Wm Win prton. With 1.-4lectAbolet R. it. ANNUM; tree J Nil. Coll., to Mar, by per., it. Warne, pros. Seth F.—Ras. T. C. baron, tram k'., to bs eon.; C. C. Horton, mato° be an, by per., it.. lionloca, who lets. Atari F: Mat. C. Dcrestraa, to be litet..coL, by per., vice Was. doorall, who row,. Capt.!). 11. Cratasaturo, to bo =Ajar, by per., it. L.1,1•10101* • UM& A. PATEINON, So be capt., bg y per, it.. Cumberland; haa. J. W. Datrova , to b lieut., per., is.. Pet•roon. situ t. --Capt. T. H. Amore; hew tbe 11th P., to to amt., Wee Han. seer, who mat. eteh I .—Aaele.-euryr. R 1. PaaPtive, bon the Staff, to be emit, wry., Tice Wt. - 4126,w, w me. 4ltb it IL (imm, pot, to MI cm, by pm., vim Coltbant, Mtge\pry.--JJ.P.rw. west. to be deb. bY pot., 4 3 0 W. Boothe, whose e Ite• been moaned. Maniple of Ildietsgy to bee., by pot., vine Seth►Croy, prom. F.—A. J. Tear, gent., to be am, p ar ., Mee Moultrie, prom. AM Y.—T. C. BAIILS, pot., le he MS, par., etee Heat, prom. ma lied 1 1 .-1 , . F. Water, gent., top put, Mee IrCreery, who im 14th Y.—Cluartenowt. Y. Ili mum, to he poppet., Mee T. E. Lem. but, who mate tutus Ammer as • lieut.; Quertereot. C. 1).paam1•••, hum h..p. taLh Y. to be meartermeet., vies Lumbar, app. Im. 74th le.-1/Mor W. Mau I to he lleut..wel., without per. eke Douglas, dee.; bree.-ttler T. J. Tartos, to le major, Mee 11611. km ; lima. T. M. Kto..u. to he tap, Mee Tatter ; Me. IL Gm.- Hest., Mee limp; Ear. A. C. Boot; tram TIN Y., to Mee., Mee 011meee. F.—lima earl J. Fore, from 41th F., to be se., Mee Team, appointed to 2201 flat Y.—J. Peace. pat, to be erta, by Poe, 'lee lab, wywohht orloodo—c. C. U.w. rem, to be mt. lima, by Per.. Vat brummood, let West tattle =-V . e. A. Euro to be lieut., by our., Ode Tittle, who rem.; W. A. A. M.tuteerm, gent., to to ens., by per, Na pada" ; W. N. Tepee. pot., to totems., by per , Mee bruo. Hamm, a. J. HAL. et the Ind Went ladle Pep.. to be me* Is the enay. m•re•area.—Lieut. H. Geter,frem the Seth F., to bo apt, without Pe• - . he A re.—hetke Aesiet--hen.ll.o. Yarrow, M bo mkt.- sozg. to the threes, vise Holloway. opp. to Uto 24th V. Tad Flu AT )&r,sa& WILCOXON'M IN SOUTH WAY!' —Sta,—Ohmerisig is your piper of this day a report of a tire described as being extensive and causing great km of prbeirrty in our manufactory, sad tli• report altogether of the Inildiag and stock being a mu exaggeration, we should thank you to insert this letter, as tie statement otherwise is calculated to 'mislead our monnexime, sad thereby injure us comiderebly is our bimetal". The Are MAIL place, not at our menuteciory, whisk ia situate at etaaseras:d. Bareash, but la a small miens elmd, coemplad by me temporarily. in Last street, sad dm loin on stock, Lamed el Issiai sdsmin. to Ispesseassd, is aietaialy wider 61.—W' :rsoaala, to., A. as 1 WU•007.4111, Itaaaaassalsal, Psi. 14. ATOTILSCALAIe HALL. Nooses of gestitmos who mood their eiseselostsso fa ass edam tad practise of eteehriois, sod reereseed oettiarates to practise, tie remolds,. Feb. 14, 1550: — William Bury Thermos. Tisorobill, ewer Deseobors ; Hamby, Poellifires, Yorkshin; Phillip Ram tdaidst.te; William Boobies, Lies ; wtWaa Wows, Mosoisoster. 1/171BLIN. /911. 10. His Exc. Mosey dm Lord Liestraset embarks at linemen , this aaoiag, before 8 e'amic, fair Holy head, .•', n •rtr to London, for ths purpose, it is made r eseed, at being present at the discussion ia the House et Lords es the Dolly's Brae affair. Lards justice* were swam yesterday to ondset affairs In bis excel bevy 'a abeam SPORTING. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1850. Katt) fatalist:lce, COURT OF QUERN'S BBNCIL—YarntaT. swam AT ? Pans.—/krasa M. JIAIRK2 WITTIMAJI Ala • B,►auL 11111 T. COYLI O. 1•1111X.1.1111. Mr. Coddiern, with wham was Mr. Edwie Janne ap peared Is, the plalatiff, mid Mated that this was an setioa %rthe reghtered providers( the CdpipfLowelon Trade ation Circular tor a libel ea the dinners et the plaintiff, who was • eolleotiog eleek la the emplepteseit of Mama Booth sad Compel, the tonlasat disbar, The Ant attack on the plated, append ea the Mk of Jams, and wee as follows: " Coyle, Timm Holbrook.—Thie party fa still at Crooked. lase Chambers. A piano fore Holbrook aim Co.' eras brought, • few days ego, to the chambers, bat Mr. Coyle was shiest whew the lastrament arrived, and the carrier was advised to take it bark to the 0we.,." Oa the 11th July the following snowed : " Coyle, Thema Holbroak.—Thh aolorions Wadies bag decamped from kis *heathen, in Crooked-law, whore we had last noticed him, witbeat paying his teat. A hatcher who recently at Crooke -lass stated that he had also left his r e eeldew at Lambeth is debt to namerons tradesmen In that seighboarhood. His MINT at Crooked lane wee MOM messeseastd, sad oil ha Obtained ea credit at that plans were half a ten of cook, a new dress mat, sad two dozen empty wise bottles. Parses. in the neighbour hood used to eases themselves by altering the Hol brook and Ce. as hie deeepoese late Holbrook sad Coyle." Mr. Coyle had never lived to Crooked-kao at all, sad the whole thin stated la the Asst libel was a fatideation. The setter mate to the **Wire employers' knowledge, sad his attorney applied to the defendant to retract the imapu talioll, but he had nfosied, sad ke was compelled to bring this action. They had been °bilged to admit that the issiavations as to hie having lived at Credit d lane were made under a mistake, sad as far as that woe moaned they bad withdrawn the pleas of justification, but mai they re. Ward other pleas of justification, I. which they went late • number of transectioas with regard to bills, in which it was said the plaintiff was implicated ; sad also no to his bads; been insolvent, in order to jastay their harbor celled him a swineler—a most cruel attack on a man who was now tea med in respee:able empLiyment. They bad, weever, sent the pleas of justification to the plaintit's employes., so that on the result of this action depended his ever being able to obtain a livelihood. The proof of the defendant's being the proprietor of the paper was then given, after the receipt of the declaration from the Stamp-sees having been disputed by the de fendaots, on the ground that there were two pipers, one called the Cay of London 7 rode Praia: ion Circular, end the other with the sums title, the words " for . private circula tion " being added, but Lis Lirdatip received it. Mr. Hay, of the arm of Grimble and Co . late Booth and Co., was called to prove that the plaintiff was collecting clerk in their service, end that *vies of the circulars were brought to him, and his belief was that it applied to him. He had no connexion with Crooked-laws, and hail conducted himself with integrity. In croes-exemination he stated that there were two ". rode Protection Circulars, one regularly published weekly, and the private one, which was sent to subscribers at intervals. He limeys conceived they were rat of each other. Mr. Humfreye then addressed the jury for the defendant. Several witnesses having been sambaed for the defence, Mr. Ceckbora addressed ha jury fa reply. It was then ultimately agreed upon between the counsel on both sides, that there should be • verdict, upon the first plea of not rutty, of le. nominal designs for the plaintiff, and that • juror shoald be withdrawn upon the other plea of jastalcaton. COURT OF EXCREQUER—Threanty. a hum—Harm Sca T. Pouora. GB, AIM • Mtaauaraa Dream. JLaY. O'CONNOR O. BRILDSMAW.-LIBIL.-Tig LAND COMPANY. This cause was resunstaatsie sitting of the e,eart this _ Mv a teo. F. Newmareh, a solicitor, residing at Cireneester, is Gloucreerthire, said he had attended as solicitor at the' , sale of the Lo bands estate, which was purchesed by Mr. Fe. rout O'Connor, and conveyed to him absolutely. Mr. Keating s.id it would perhaps save time, as well as make his lordship's notes more intelligible, tithe names of all the estates purchased were given at this stage. The Chief Biros acquiesced in the saagestion. Mr. Keying—The estates purchased were Lewitands, 8,5601.; Herringsrate, 2,3441.; Minister Lovell, 10,878!.; 12,401. ; Dodford, 10,3501. ; and Mathor , which had been purctiased for 15,36 W., but was not yet conveyed. Mr. William genes Secretary to the Commission ap pothted to inquire into the state of the poor in Eoglaod and Ilfalss, said—l have had for some years experience in the management of farms. I was directed two years ago, by the pose-law COlnnli•li men, to inquire into the effect of the *sediments on the parishes in which the allotments of the load company were made. I inspected the allotments and the houses upon them. The cottages were excellent, =4 new, the lend was all under a system of cultivation which is usual is small allotment& ; there being a patch of one thing, aad a patch of another. There was nothing remarkable ebonite people. My opinions, that Co man eon work one awe thcronghly with a Tads sad if he could, be would be usable to live upon it. ekes:it was Tuition', but principally light. The soil at Herriagegate and Minster 1.41/0i was very iaferior—it was very thin, but six or elitht inches deep, upon a gravel substratum. The soil at Seils send was very good. The opinion I tonged was, that these alio:tees would in variably fail in about a year, provided they had no other oc cupTion, and no masc. Tke fact of a two.ure alone, receiving • capital of 151. to begin with, and a thrde•acre ellottee M. 10A., would not alter m opinion. I cannot say whetter 71. 10e. is a fair aunt for sow ing an acre of barley *ad hall an acre of p:tatoee. Cross-exasaired—l have had a strong opinion for some years against small farming. I was about 30 when I first directed ray attention to ferminor, and I have farmed in Jer sey sad Yorkenire. lam not an advocate for spade bus. beadry, and don't think it is recommended by men of great authority. I have tried William Cobbett'e system of bus baadry, and my experiments have always failed. I am not aware from his writings that he was an advocate for s, ads husbandry. I have net read the work of Mr. Mill on hus bandry. I don't know sash • writer on the subject. Mr. Koeback—There is no author of that name who has written on spade husbandry. Mr. Serje.nt Wilkins—Tea know a great deal, I dare ray, Mr. Roebuck ; bat you are not acquainted with every th.ag. (Loughter.) Mr. Ansell, actuary to the Atlas Avenues Society, eta- Weed by Mr. Roeback, said—l have read the rules of the National Land and Bank Company. The Lumber of shares are stated to be 100,000 at 26a. each, which would raise 130,0001. Taking the first capital at the hesitation th.t no p non should have more than four or 141111 than two shares, 35,001 shares might be allotted out of the first capi tal. &inciting it cost 300 1. to locate sack person, 130,0001. would locate 433 penes,. Supposing the capital to be 273,0001., subscribed by 70,000 persons, that sons would locate 010 prisons. If the estates were sold, and other error bought, at 273,0001., and this process were to be re• prated every year, it would take 150 years to locate 70,000 persons, atd the cost would be 21,000,0001. (Loud laughter.) Mr. Roebuck raid this was all the evidence he proposed to offer. The court adjourned for a start interval, and on the return of hie lordship Mr. Roebuck complained of the close atmosphere of the coon, and requested that the windows Wei' be opened. Mr. Serjesnt Wilkins said the air was intolerable, and if Dr. Reid's system of ventilation were continued the emi gration eounaittoe woad be saved a great deal of trouble, for he would kill half of them. Mr. Philip M'Grath examined. I am one of the directors of the land company, and I have been its principal secretary since 1847. Their place of bushier is in Holborn. The amines. or the company is attended to there by directors and ethers, from nine o'clock in the forenoon anUl six u'eleck In the evening. There was a einfersaire of delegates held at Hanchestir in 1848. It was agreed that the protection I afforded by the Friendly &misty Acts should be had for the Laud Company, ant another conference was held in 1848. It •aa then resolved that a national labour beak should be established in connexion with the Lead Company. Another meeting of delegates was held in August, 1847, at Lrwlaads, in Gloucestershire. The rules now ia force were then pub baba'. Mr. Arberts was solicitor to the Land Company. He resided at Manchester, but had tams at the Adelphi is London. He had been lamed as treasurer but Mr. O'Con nor was subsequently appointed, as some inoonvenieace had arisen from the number of remittances sent by Post-dace trim_ - 8 rr. Pollock—Did you keep any minute-book of ths promediags of tbo oirsecors ? With...—No, I ham so minute-book. The proceedings of the dimmers woos regularly published in th. Northern Sear, which use gmerally mad by all th. subscribers to the Mad pion. Sir F. Pollock—Thou those gentlemen who acted as diree ism and eendureal the affairs of a company to the extent of 100.0001. or 200,000 f , ham kept no minute-book of any sort of their transactions. Mr. animas Wilkins said he regretted that such an obseention should hare been made by the learned judge. The teat use, all the Maesarstions were regularly publislud * the Northers tit er Tie resolatioas adopted by the diameters, can their &caseate, wee all inserted in that paper ; but for the purpose of being printed, the original Aspen Were cut up iu smtU serape by the compositors, sad Qin° wax COW no mace of them, except what appeared in the eeweimPle• Ezemination continued—Mr. O'Connor was appointed Mamma by the conference. There is ao minute of th at . appointment. Upon all the Hee es t a t es purchmed by SOP eollapinv there are shutters located. The caussay has 600 branch* throughout the orn:stry. There are a secretary, a treasurer, and two Mber Officio, who generally act in the capacity autism's, attached to each district. The subscriptions are ne,ired by the auditors, and booked by the secretaries. The aretwat thee handed over by the auditors to the treasurer. The receipts are generally traaanittad every week to Lmilati sometimes by pomuMce orders and mak netts. Oa the Thursuay alter the receipts reach Landau' the accouots an prepared, and mat to the Northern Sear to publication on igo following &gawky. It shot biome the del of the semetery is each district to see teat the mossy treaseekted by him wee duly acanowledged. At the mod of miry quarter a balsam duet was prepared, setting forth the dif ferent remiss es well se the impeaches:et inearrod, thereby giving the secretary in each divine, as o p o wessfe i =say =lush* that might happen to have bets sem. That was the mune of business pursued slam thecentheassement of the company. Mr. O'Consoes m esas% were ataisalsed by the sosferesse of Eskimos held at Lefftersda, and head to be psalmody seem& Sir F. Pollack.—The fleaselal essemittre of the delegates have lewd those accesste to be merest. Doss a espy of them oda say when ? The ellasse, after some hesitance, missed a espy of bh eserseis, whisk was very vorthssiness. The Labour Bask was asithWefted very sees setae the Beriarkeis Cesium* Deessaker, 1616. The helm. of the Lead Company and Mu Bask was them earned as at 68, Dess-street, BMe. Bs& were carried on by the sum °Sou% About Novem ber, 11147„ they were carried on separatel. There is eh lelsord soesseranicatiep sow bump= the place of beanies@ tai the Sisk sad the Lead Company, but they ere ether wise gatersibiar separated. I was mandated before the sem- MOM gibe limes of the Commas. Crommaleisted—l am Raman secretary ; I also keep the beaks of the Lend Company. (The books were produced.) Bahia of the remittances are regularly posted. Wm. Cs* was sae of the auditors. I have se now se my assouste except what appears is the books. There were 10,:0rs of the approbation of the fiemelal comialwee • but there was ao abstract of the sn WI& outs • wish them. Sir F. Pollak—Then asereats of mem sort bad bees pre dated before the auditors, and approved of, and these elswelers stated that fest ; that is all. Mr. Beebe& (to witsess)—And that is what you mill the sours@ or year Midas's, Is it ? " C lr i a titeee—lt is. The amounts mete all published la the Noe-them Star for the satisfaction of the subscribers. The I circulars stated that the soonest@ had bees examined by the committee, who approved of them, sad feud them wholly einem Mr. McGowan is the pelage wed publisher of the Northern Slew. He I. sot a member of the Lad Company. The fine item in the sash book is 1,0071. paid to Mr. Malowert. He acted as Mr. O'Casser's agent is Landon. That slue was paid to him for Mr. O'Connor, as treasurer of the Land Company. I receive two poem's a week for my services. Than are fear other directors, who are al.. paid 21. a week. All the others are paid except Mr. O'Connor. The auditors are paid merely for the time they an occupied. I paid all that matey over to Mr. °Tea. ear. In the emus of 1847 we found out that the labour birth we illegal, es beteg coossected with the Land Compary. We had received about 66,0001. when this dis covery was made. We have like, thalami:sties ante beak sad the Land Company received about 30,0801. Mr. °Von. nor was treasamr of both. The annotincenteat of the ever 'nee of the bask and the Lead Commay wooled' is Sept. 1848. by gins's, from Mr. °Veneer tench of the depositors is the bank. (The circular stated that it the &pashas were dissatisfied with Mr. O'Connor's personal security the funds contributed should be reftuidtd upon a written application being made to him within a stated time.) I enflamed to pay over emu of most to Mr. M•Gowan after the seurasee of the bask and Land Conththy. All the expenses were paid out of the commoa fund up to the severance, and there was now pending an amount to he bottled between the bank and the Land Company. Mr. O'Connor bad does takes upon himself the expenses of the bank ; they were not to be paid out of the (cads of the Lead Company. Re•examined—Mr. O'Coanor had accounted for every penny of the 112,0001. received. He produced vouchers for every shilling of it before the auditors of the delegates who examined the accounts trots time to time. I never heard any dissatisfaction expressed at them. Them were two accountants appointed by the eimmeitthe of the Hoeft of C.thuseas to investiga•e Mr. O'Cousor's accounts. They did so. Mr. O'Connor never received anything whatever for his exertions or even for his personal expenses, although he was engaged most assiduously through the country. The directors and delegates are working me.. They are not is a politica to travel about without being paid, at least their ex roan. M'Clowen deposed that he had been the printer of the Northern Sew dam May, 1847. lie had received, as Mr . O'Connor's agent, the monies of the Land Company. The receipts were regularly published in that journal. He lodged the receipts, mending to Mr. O'Connor's directions, in different ba nks. From May to September, 1847, he paid it into the London Joiu , Stock Bank. After that and up to November, 1847, he paid it over to Mr. Allaop, a stock broker in the city, for the purpose, ma Mr. O'Cosuor said, of investing the amount in Exchequer Bills. lie then paid it over to Clinch and Co , bankers, at Whom in Oxforire, and continued to do so until January, 1848. Since then he had paid the money be bad received to the Gloucestersbize Banking Compane. lie so paid it until the 26th of Decem ber last, occasionally paying small sums to Mears. Clinch and Co. He had also received other sumo of money for Mr. O'Connor besides the Land Company's subscriptions. He kept the accounts separate by Mr. O'Connor's positive dim ness. Mr. Thomas Price examined—l have been manager of the National Labour Bank since September, 1847. The hocks and officers of the bank and the Land Company are now per fectly separate sad distinct. Toe current incenses of the hank are paid from the funds of the bank itself. The earplug beyond the current exp-naes were invested is Bleheepter Crossexamiced—There bare been consider .ble deposits since September, 1848. The deposits for six months, ending 31st Dee., 1848, were 2,3721. 10e. 7d. Fur the neat six months they were 1,40 W. Sir F. Pollock—What are the expenses of the bank ? Witnem—My sassy is 6004 a year, and the salaries of the desks are 19W. • year. Ike liabi li ties of the bank at pre sent m• about 6, 4 001. We allow 4 per cent. upon all depo sits. The interest on Exchequer Bills is rather more than 6 per cent. In 1848, whet I was, examined before the cm. mittee of the House of Commons, the number of depositors was about 1,700. Re-examined—l suggested that the letters "S. A." should be used as disiinguisbieg the account kept by Mr. O'Connor u the bask account. I paid 7,2161. to lir. O'Connor's credit myself on that account at different time.. Mr. Chummy, managing clerk of lir. Roberta (solicitor of Manchester), deposed that he had, by Mr. O'Connor's in. etructione, prepared the deed of settlement of the Land Company, sad that he had done everythinet possible with a view to the registration of the company. He failed, after repeated attempt', to obtain the certificates either of Mr. Eidd Pratt or the Attorney General. The company au provisionally registered, and the deed of settlement prepared sad executed by the requisite number of shareholders wi • view to complete registration, but after paying 6081. for stamp duty the registrar refused to enrol the company, of the ground that it was illegal. Mr. William Henry Gray, accountant, and Mr. John Finlaysoa, sectary of the National Debt-office, who were appointed by the committee of the H )use of Commies to examine Mr. O'Connor's mounts. were called, but the learned judge thought their evidence as to the result of the invent. guise, inatituted at the instance of the House of Commons, inadnaimable. Mr. Serpent Wilkins considered the evidenes ;dimly in dependent of the order of the Home of Commons, ea the result of an investigation made by competent persons into Mr. O'Connor's accoante. The ease was closed, after some dimmusion as to the admin. aion of a number of the Northers Star, sad it is likely to occupy the greater part of this day (Saturday). POLICE.—YesTEZDAL WORSHIP-STREET. Tux Cuss OF POISONING AT CLAPTON.—AW METTiIt was placed at the bar for final examination, charged with the wilful murder of her husband. Jams Merritt, late a turnoock in the employment of the Eut London Water works Company, by administering to him a quantity of arsenic. At the former examination evidence was adduced of • conversation which had taken place between the prisoner and a woman named Bartholomew, whose husband, then recently demand, had been • member of the same benefit society to which the man Merritt belonged, In the course of which the prisoner, in reference to a complaint from the former that she had only received 71. 10s. from the funds of the society, instead of a sum of 101., to which those who are termed " lull members" are entitled, expressed her confident belief that he herself would receive the maximum allowance, in the event of anything happening to her own husband. Inspector Coward now said that in consequence of an ob. servation which had fallen from the prisoner on a previous °occasion, to the effect that she knew whore her husband's benefit society's book was kept, he had &lite' visited the house, and on examining the place discoverea the book pro duced in one of the drawers of • taole in the sitting room; and James Harry, secretary to the burial club in quotas, deposed to his having received a message from the prisoner on the very morning of her husbaad's death, in pursuance of which he peoeeeded to her house, and Wanted that he would leave en ceder with the steward for the immediate payment of halt the amount she wee entitled to receive, bat at the same time expressed his regret at the premature death of her husband, as she would have received the full amount of 101. Instead of 71. 10e Aveto which she was then only entitled, had ke survived but A days longer. Alderman, the gaoler, was then examined, and stated, that alter the removal of the primmer to one of the ails at the camisoles of the former bearing,, she urgently entreated him to listen to her fir • few moments, as she had no the to speak to her, sad wished to make a &slams of eireurastances she was anxious the magistrate should be apprised of. She then adverted to the tact of her having surreptitiously r pledged a large quantity of property belonging to a lodger is her house, the duplicates for which had been produced In court; and proceeded to say, that everything she had stated relative to the unhappy transartioa was perfectly correct, with the exception of • declaration she had made to lopes . tor Coward, that she had not purchased the polars, whores. the truth was that she had done so, and that sae subsequently took it out of the papers labelled " Poison," is which it had been send to her by the druggist, whielt shes at ones destroyed, and having crowd the pram up fa another paper, placed it in the cupboard anima* ,vole packets cf tartaric aced and soda, wealth her ausband was In the habit of taking. She stated further that she had purchased the poison in a madden pat, but without any senors intention of taking it herself, or giving it to her husband, who, if he had taken it at all, saw have done so in mistake, sad that she bad sub sequently removed the whole of the packs% and thrown them into the fire, but whether this occurred before or alter her husband's death she did not specify. Mr. Arnold them salted the prisoner if she wished to Puke any othervatioas in answer to the *barge, after the usual caution that she was not bound to say anything, but that what she did say would be taken down In writing, sad used ,os sours* her at the trial. The prisoner, la a law atonotoamts tone, then said " I have maim more le say than that I ante Weida ay DIVIDENDS.-March S. J. Armitage, Liathwalte, Yorkshire, inn keeper-March 14. O. 8. Baron, Plymouth, money scrivener -Muth 11. U. Barton and J. Berton, Manchester, copper roller manufacturers -Marsh 9. W. L. Illekley, aheMekt, Innkeeper-March 14. It. 8. Bolt, Plymouth, wine and spier. merchant-March 11. C. Swots, Vine yard, Lant.etreet, carman-Marsh I. H. Clark, Leicester, cabinet maker-March 14. 0. W. Carrie, Plymouth, nine merchant-March 14. J. Plymouth, merchant-March 11. 0. Davison, ithavrids, Northumber carpenter- v arch 14. IL Elliott, Plymouth, builder -March 7. J. Forrester, Whitehaven, Cumbei land, mercer-March 7. 0. (leering, Arundel, butter, grocer-March 11. H. tabs, Ox ford, grocer-March 8. J. Greenwood, Haworth, Yorkshire, worsted spinner-March IL W. Hannah, Liverpool ! apothecary-March 1. J. Irony, Old 1411-street-hill and Mimics, City, stationer-March 8. J. Johnson, prat Winchester.street, City, m eant-March 8. J. John son, Gale, and Co., Groat Winchesteratreet, City, merchsats-March 8. J. Johann, Mancha er, timallware manufacturer-March IS. W. X. Ames, Mold, Flintaldre, =Miter -March IL D. King, Eltham, Kent, surgeon - March S. M. Me Givertn, Manchester, anallame manufacturer-March 8. D. IP Hardy, Cresdand-nun r-bottoen, Vora. shire, lankeeper -March 8. A. McKenzie and J. Haig, Dm by-sti art, Reeernary-lane, merchants-March 8. A. C. Marsh, Great noutlurd yard, navy agent-March 8. W. IL Mills, Stark- am, City, nine awl spirit merchant-March 14. It. Milner, Darlington, Durham, timber merehaat -March 22. H. Moseley and J. B. Murphy, Derby, carvers -March 14. W. Perkins, Devoriport, cabinetmaker-March 7. T. Reed, North Shields, Northumberland, tanker-March 14. J. I'. Richard acd A. IL Atkin, Liverpool, merchants -March 14. 11. Roberta, Qtroarvoadifire, duper-Murch 14. A. Rowe, rlymouth, grocer-March 7. C. Smirk, lenwick, Northumberland, banker- March I. h. Smith, }lathers, Lelmatembire, and Vormura-park, Derbyshire, tanner-March 13. 8. L. Trutinan, Liverpool, merchant -March 11. W. T. Watson, Manchester and reeds, commissios agent I March 11. C. K. Wilson and W. Wilson, Liverp,ol. liaen -March 14. W. Wilma, lloughton-k-Spriag, Durham, =ter. PARTNERBIIIPS DISSOLVED.—J. Ball and W. BAIL ll , iloway, Middlesex, cowkrepen—J. Balm, T. 11111, and W. Hill, Hampton, Lticertenhae, and Nottingham, lace maaufscturers, so far as regards W. M. Bamberg'? and J. McMaster. Biatiopwrannouth, Dur ham, schoolmasters—D. Bancroft and Hannah Bancroft, Northowran and Halifax. Yorkshire, grocers—lL Bear and T. J. A. llent.er.on, Itamagate, hotel keep,rs —J. Beason and W. R. Smith. Peckham, Surrey, degree—Elizabeth Bias and Eliza Margaret Bullock, Addi son-reed, Kensington, schoolmistrases—J. Broaa and R. Claytta, Putt ehrigley, Chealare, coal merchants —T. Chalmers and Co., Ulm low, warebouncogin, so tar as regard. T. rlialmers. sea alas with the Mossend lion and Coal Company—lt. Cooper and It. red. Goole, Yorkshire, Poo and brasaandera—M. Davis. ben., and G. INV* Jun., Bata, butchers—W. Deanna, J. A. lievenalK W. Devenish, Jun., and IL Mirada Weymouth, Dorsetabire, brewers, so far al lewd' W. Reveling% and W. Devanah, Jun.—J. F.drburn and J. Bias, Mir field, Yorkshire, cones cardinalmrs—J. Finch and W. Argent, Bury-street, Bloomsbury—J. Ilagh, E. 0. Williams, W. S. Steal, IL M. Buckingham, it. laved, J. N maim, arid J. C. Zuronsalil, Leeds, Aradford, ll udderaleid, and Marshcan r, commiesiun mer chants, as regards W. b. Stall, S. IL Buckingh..m, It. &avert, J. C. Zigemalk, and J. Watsoa—J. Harris. L Si mons, and H. Hari is, bookbuiders —W. W. Hawkins and C. IL Hawkins, Colchester, Ewa, and bodbury, Sufftelk, Umber inercbant•—T. lull and W. Hill, Leaven and Nuttingham, lace manufacturers—W.lligsua and J. Littlewouri, Heat= Norm, Lancsalkire, outWn spinners —G. Horniby and It. P. Mould, Kenmore-upon-Tyne, builders—lL Jones and J. Felguson, Laverpool, wise Will spirt merchants—J. Jones and J. Lea, Liver pool, coal merchants—A. Ling and!. Brown, Jun , I nab agar, Essex, ex, farmers—Elisabeth hirers and W. T. Miers, Leeds, colour merchants—J. Pooley. 11. E. Robson, 0. Cooke, and I. It. Cooke, Manchester, cotwe spinners —T. Richardson and M. Richardson, Old ham, Lancaibire, linendrapers—J. Road and B. Band. Nethe• ton, Worcesmrshirc. and J. Iliags, Tiptoe, Staffordshire, miners—J. K. Smith sad T. Kirby, Lek:eater, tai. —W. S. Stell, 8. M. Bucking ham, R. Planer, J. C. %iguana, and J. Watson, Manchester, Leeds, Watford, Hodderstleld, and Glasgow, commission merchants, so far ea regards. S. JI. Buekinghant and J. Watson—Jane Thootan and J. Thomas, Itochester, Kar, grocers—M. Tooth and T. Perism, Brigh ton, timber merchants—W. Watts and J. Sutcliffe, Pleasant-row, Southwark—H. Wild and J. Emery, Bs ham, Kacwo, and West- borne, Sussex, brick and tile makers—G. Woradell, G. Gilket, and J. Bowden, Warrington, Lancia re, engineers. COTTON.—Lurnaroot, Fan. 16.—The advance la prior which wee acessiaaad by the • Irises received by the Canada on the Ord leant *ea Naked the demand ; sad during ad the lager part of let work the trade batoht aperfrily, and p. law t:ealseet to the level OF the pnewie Friday. The lame truleptaitiou un lbw tart squally of epodstero ead tag trade to parebtaw freely whkh then prevailed, boa seeeneed the boolneas at the prevent week. Tim Mk% lid aaturdry war 0,000 lode': thaw at Monday %Ole. On Tureduy oat, 1,811, were add; ea Motifeeley 0,00 th -tidal rtate and the tato/ ebbs of the weak Iwo eat wooded SAM Oka. la tar lidled Mood IN alirbelab7e to the lute Olio owls kly ram MO ask* It bee *dos tree the Welles between ihe sake el the ernes Macs Z it = i f exam width toe raise to Mit air prodeelles. day the ems halm hes teemed the market, sad the Ni. we_ wall about QIN Wes. at the Metal prises at the wok ledellefe 11,NO Asiehea taken en speculation. AU Lindeef Amebae lege boas eal, la Waite* request; many at the riZMilos heopealdblird Willetatee as to making any Wee, aiesmeeif rebel Messed; aril the outset has allordeleffendeat dos, amid ade aof pl. per lb. hes eearrAly beak admitted to, tee atelerked omeatisea of tstr" neat*, being uoltaroly re flood IA pie lts. Porde! sales I the lowa end middllng qualith hoe boa wade* • adios of 4d. pa lb. Brasile end Egyptians are roe is err imalesdl regnant, awl It theme Nailer deans a id. per W. pee ally base eabodttel to. urdv are doll a sae, and dada. the bat Seriti they ban declined Id. per lb. 4.10 bales of Ammo. SW Femme, 4511 riJNana, and 70 Bents, have been taken ea spealatho sad 480 of America*, sad 470 Soots for nowt. WOOL —Lowman. Fab. 16.—The nubile tales of colonial end lonian eantmeseed yesterday afterooon; they will matinee In engem till the 33rd inst., and about 18,00 d balm will be centred. mere was • large attaidanee of buyers from the maanfactoring die. Okly end several tram the oontinent; the rake wooed with spirit, the hdampwere brisk. and the prkes obtained shown an advance of Id. to on Australian, and it.. to Id. on Qne Wool, tr a general average of Id. per lb. on the rates of the last paths miles. Arrivals Ws weeks are LIU Win eoioeLl, 2,624 brio. foreign. togliala Wool is fame; and more doing, at rather stiffer prices. Limns, Feb. 16.—Ws have no ening, to report this weak In these markets, either in demander priers FORSION.—A lair average business has . beis done in foreign weals again this week. lad at genetally improved rates. Another set les of the London Colonial wool mho commented hat even the 'academe of buyers befog very numerous, and the bidding, spirited. Upon good wools we tear the edema esUrnaled et 2d. as roe Id. to 2d pampered with the per lb. wools rates. and spun the lower dencriptiose . METALS.—Loraton, Feb. 15.—Prim multi unaltered tors our tort _ _ _ OLesoow, Feb. 14.—The market is exeleditgly quiet , with very little haeiness doing. Three data not seen to be much deems I, nor ems tiers appear to tie say disposition to farce sales. We quote the price of ogled Non at Oa. to 4thi. It, clash. H OPEL—Woactersk, Feb. 15 There la scarcely • per cale( aew Mg. now to be stet .111. at any pries, sad altogether floe samples al all egos an pot vary wane ; low eons are heavy to sell, though nous ars prersing os the market. Prase per est.: New Worcester, 13es. to 1411 s. ; Age and choke, ISO.. to Iftla.• 'carhop, 735. to gOs. ; cholas, 100 s. ; lath's, 60s. to 705.; lair% to Ws, ; and cid olds, 20s. to 335. CORN.—.CEILMIISOOD, Feb. 15.—The supply of Wheat was small to.day, sod Is. per qr. advance caned of the better dc aeriptums was fully realised. Mad What, Lee. to 41s. •wh 42e. to 460. Barley and other sprint corn without alterstios. COVaIIITItT, Feb. 16 —Toe Wheat wade to-day was slow, at about last week's prime for the beet remake. lafetior qualities were not saleable exceptce lower terms. The malting Barmy trade is pull heavy, sad to effect mite a decline of to. per qr. bad to be submitted to. Dews sad tote mauls muttered in 'slue, and but Hale bus'in es doing. Ito demand for less, though offered at reduced prime. - - - limbend to take the poison. At the time I hanglit it I 'mended to have taken it myself, if he had some home as he hod done for several nights before, es I could not live any Witter such a life as he hod led me. lie °sum home after wards very comfortable, and I thought no more of it till the Saturday following, when I burnt the whole of it. se It same mt. my mind %bat be might have takvm it Maisel , . instead of the soda he we• in the habit of using. As for lung anything to ham him, lied brbY. I had always dame the etentrary. This statement of the primmer was redeem! to writing sad headed to the ;wanner, who subsorlhed ft with her sigmature without the ai l /Meat tremor or kesitation, sad malettained the mama collected demeanour mid remarkable selßpamaioa that she had 'manifested throughout the pro. The vOlualimens depositions of the witneeme were then mad over by Mr. linrlston, the 'mond oink, end the pd. mast was fully committed to Newsom for trial spoil the sludge of wilful murder. Now Me LONDON GAZETTE.—FruIay, Fib. 16. DAVID Bromosin Timm Fiat" and WILUAN SLACANVIN, Wadniortii, Tarbablio, Mon to tanner ßar th 3 and Aprff 9 at Is. a bier OMR Halifax, and Canis mit poworffr. Lade; off. mtg. lonia Amnion KNIIIINNOI WILINT 1261.016N%Atr e d.UNANNiklit. %deb unker, Mardi • awl ic e : l : k t 1.14. at Look wart, b4d at 1 11 1 = 1" , ar lia. SlL Iffle., and Bunnoy aid Toms 60111POIN lbeemosas. Ileidniesib. Tillie% pastor, lamb 9 led Oil ot Lat lank QM. Hai., Ditiona end Orions, Leeds ; stator. NW. Lisa. Fungal= Janniali,Lhosals, vatibmisr, P.S. 17 and March 17 at dews, 14, at tho loons OM% bit at Liman; off. aidp., Canimit, Kinropos-Daff. Sol , An- Barn Noma mil Oman WALT Akassitioary, Tortablre, heel ontli imaituastnrami. limb 0 Lad April II at 11, at Lords Doom Dna., wig, Rope, TEA innbwriA aid Band sea Barwick, Loots; off. Us& Boon Fowl ~tini Penbifflianirt, druggist, Barth 1 and 21 at 11. at Liverpool ;nom nu, Dodd, Livarpost ; off. inele., Bird, 33. Joa o pooL Joao P IliksinplianA eibinat mar, P.S. 111 and March 34 at 11, at fart. 94., Cbsoldre, Binatnitbani ; off. wig., Vatpy, Thaw litomooll Wawa Eonviro Sarams, Bripbfflogrea, Pares, immumbre. is a 2. mi April A b ell , I. at liaidogbaU.atrert. INN. WAV. WAWNIN. and Colcheeter, off. was., Vildiaminot Ja=r lirroffronob Oinnonalal-road, draper, Feb. In atklell 4.o. oooodl IM at A, at Hole, Heed and Clisapido. and and Ch., Baaabroter ; off. Oalromoirotblidldingn JoiNtsmatos. npitailinar, Feb. IT and March 26 151 ; I•l•o•Smeat. d. SW* sad Juliano, Linooln'a. ea anols.. Illmill DEOLIIIIATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Jour Canna, lAsesposl. reds.—Lt die. of 40., Feb.lB. and Nay subsequent Ifeable.o Blurs, Liverpool. JOVATIIAN Haw, fiWin, ablrnigtst—Lt dlv. of ald., Feb. 16, and three sabmiusent alatarda s, at Deem's, Abebureb.lam. Jona Iltwirr, Lhaposi. tv—lM dm of id., Feb. IS, and any subsequent lima& at SW's, Liverpool. kart ilyrcatron Hievroo, l rehlly merebant 7 lst and and di,. of Is. 4.1., Feb. 16, and tbretreuts;juent SultZrd;ys, at Groom',, Abeltureb.lane. Wows Wow. Liverpool, should —lit die. of 44., Feb. 14, and any subgenus& Thursday, at Turner's, Liverpool. SCOrcll SEQUESTRATIONA. Animater HINDLII.42I. Hamilton, Lanarkshire, draper, Feb. 20 and Mani la, at IA at the eneurveralal Ina, Ilatntltun. 'cairn bootie, Glaagow, stock beaker, Feb. 11, awl March 11, at 1, at the Clow llotai, Illseerow. MARKETS SUGAR.—The average price of Su..r, the produce of the British posarsilons io Awake, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 12th day of Feb., IWO, is 26a. 31d. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius Is 26.. did. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the laat Indies is 21e. 6d. per arm. The average prim of the three foregoing dowriptioas, Is22a. 60. per cwt.—Gazette. Bator r,, FEB. 15. Storat —The market hu been very quiet Oda week, and In West indis descriptions warcely any business has been transacted, the stocks being quite exhausted; In Mauritius about 111,Utle mats have been disposed of privately to the refiners at steady prices. No sales report, d m totem% or East India, but toe the later kind there is a good demand, arm busineesoould be done were importers disposed to sell. la West India molasses there is nothing doing. Ell continue, rather dull, but importers will only sell at full prices. The relined market is steady, but not attire. 1)111U1 MILUTS meet an improved sale, and priers have an upward tendency. LIVaIiPOOL, Feb. 15. St:GAIL—The market continues rather dull, but prices remain without any material alteration ; the salescon-bit of 200 Wide. B. I'., 6,003 !masa bengal, ands nmall lot of low Madras, at 204. per cwt. Foreign : 700 bags mew brown Pernambuco sold at 17s. 3d., which is rather lower ; 1,330 brie. and bogs Venezuela, by public rale, brought from 375. to 41s. 3d. ; and 30 Made. Porto Rico, by private, 38s. to 40s. lid. per cwt., duty paid.—Teete are no sales reported to Mousatta—Corrac A public rule of Jamaica was attempted, but the whole was withdrawn tor want of bidders • I,noo bags ot. Ducting* ate reported at Sic. ltd. per cwt.; the mark et is quiet, with a tendency to dezline.—A smut lot of hussy., sold at fljd.pae lb.—Nothing done la CUIXI.4. Gummi, or Pk:PPS/A.—Rtes: 140 tem. Carolina sad at lin. bd. to his. 9d.; and 2,001. bags Hensel, yellow cargo, at M. 111. , and 9s. 3d. to lis 9d. per cwt for low very good wbits..Kest has matineed to steady demand, and full prices bare b, en saki for 130 puns., chiefly ourittlatingot Demerara& or high strength, but the market closes with less snientlin. beVet kenosvalets for blue Tess, and a (dr mount of business has beta dons; *Almon wagons are rather lower, whilst the good Ida& sell freely, at full previous priers; la greens but tittle 6 °Y.lg! . . . . . . List Indian drysaltery articles remain dull, aid the soles are trilling.- A few berms of Cocenthat. auk at 361 4. to 3a. 10d. per lb. ; 3.0 begs B.soo Yuma, at 166.9 d. to Ilia. Id.; also 100 hags Pram. Bmo, at I be. 3d. to 2tis. 3/3. yet ewe., both all faults, and 10 eases Cameos Oat M. per lb.-Of natreeras, 1,000 ham base re i n al g n. posed of at 25.. 9d. to tbs., and of Sinatra of teas, 2,100 bop at Ila to 14a. &L per cwt. Gleason-There has been rather sum Inquiry, and folly SOO tom sold at 94 Ss. lot Peruvian, 71. for lebibas anti Patagonian, and 31. k. for lialdanha Bay. DTSWOOIat I.OOOWOOP. the Wet of the week have been about SOO tom 84 Domingo, at 41. lfs ed., and Ilunduras at 61.; and 200 toes Campmate, by auction this day, at 61. 20, Gd. to el. Ss.; only 30 tons runic reported at Si. l.a. bet to 81., according to quality, and of Liam Muumuu* Wool; 130 tons hr ught 161. 7. W. to 171, and 10 towa &eau Wow (all bulb) 131. 10s. per tun.- No .ales reported in Tatra:PUPS or TA/. -American Rosati hos again advanced, WO bk. and et 3a. 4d to M. per cwt.-The only sale of Amiss returned this week, is one of 310 Orb. with all fault., at 230. to 2ss. M. pee cwt. • the quotations of mend Ashes remain unaltered.-Staba : The sale; in amerced fur the wet* comprise about SO tee. new American red at 47a, W 46a., about GO Wks md French red at 36e. to 42., 30 bales new Preach red at 49., sod 2 Oto 30 helm white at Me. per cwt.; in some balances • ruthrr thwer peke has been itowisted to clear out par se* hat the demand I. by no means brisk. 401.0 bogs Calcutta Linseed have been suld st 44a bd. to 475. per qr. for inkldling to very fine. By auction, about 3. te, of American Flawed, ad Inks, at 43a. per 1114 -Musa: At the public tas k s an Tuesday lull priors were obtained. 4bo salted Callao turvb,g sold at 2ld , 3041 dry &sited at WO dry Magadan at 41d., and bug uilted River Plate Os st 344. per lb. me &mad for Ithiserrusta Me been limited, the few sales model being maroely worthy of .odes.- O( Stsme, only email lots sold at =„, mat 300 hags Catania, at Ile. to Ila 3d., and 100 bags Itt. per owe-• few arks °part° IttUOU4 of brown TARTAR and Ctttll ew TAWS., all at fall prices, ethoprise the MUM of the week.-5 casks flag MINIM° wore taken at Is. pled. to b. per Ih., secording to quality.-Thers Me has. a good inquiry for Turkey blanosa HOSTS, and 111 , bales have Men takes at Sis. to 37a. Gil. pet cwt.-A prod of iipsaish Mammas thallied fall pelt:ea.-The spout. lathe demand for Min Ott henna, subsided, the vales during the week have been Umlud, faeluding one cargo fur anima ; about 20U turn ham found buyers-About 20 tuns Coo Ott have Wee saki at 311. per ton.-Luissan and pale Rare On. ate in moderka request. -About 20 tom American Menials ow 'I tommtnia are mortal at Us. pee cwt.- Ilk Oahe of Pain OIL amount to about SOO tom at 311, lea ea 111. Its.; prim:Spiny at ill. tbs. per ton.-Tma.ow is @gala rather lower. Mershon. Y. C. being offered at 39.. fad. to 3.1 e. 6d. Mouth American is also about 6d. lower, although soma very bar. In bows, brought 36.. per cwt-111 Lam then Is to matarlal alteration ; this sake are about 70 lass, at /13s. to Ms. per cwt.-Nothing &dog In Battle Ilium. 200 bales lira rarlieed 111. to lb. ; 206 bundles Celia = Ala , lYf.lO6.l end 300 bibs Bombay lbw, W. per kw. Zinnia, Feb. 15.—We have bad small supplies of grain today, which changed bands at fully last we k's prices. Wheat, red, 3Gs. to 3tts. ; white, 40s. to Ds. Barley, 21s. to 2tss. Oats, 158. to 17s. per qr. Lisculm. Feb. 16 —A moderate supply of Wh•st at our market today, which was taken off slowly, at la. advance. Very little doing in fine qualities 01 Barley; former rates were luny sup ple !ed. Nothing doing in Oats and Beans except for reed. Wueat, red, 355. to 398.; white, See. to 45e. Barley, 2.5 e. is 2be. Oats, 12s. to2oi. Beans, 27a. to 3211. Ltvgitgoor.., Feb. 15.—The late high winds baring awed withtn this day er two, the weather is now calm and mild, preceded by occasional showers. In several of the British markets this week the Wheat trade is reported rather more booyaat, and, in a few in. stances, prices appear slightly improved; more generally speaking, however, a want of activity still memos, arid no decided advsnee at tainable, the deliveries from the growers, although in some ',cantles rather diminished, continue in other to exceed tne demand. Exclu sive of Dublin, where a firmer (telling waa experienced on Tuesday, the Irish markets are stated, on the whole, to be rather languid, no active spirit being visible in any branch of the trade. On term ence to our import note below it will he obterved, that the aupplomoi Eng lish, Irish, and foreign produce, received into this port situ, Mond-y last are perfectly insiginticant. Dump the interval between oar Lot market and today somewhat more confidence was evinced relative to foreign Wheat, as well as States and Canadian Flour; a tolerable cleslinty of the banner, and many thousand barrels of most descriptions of the latter article having changed hands, on terms equal to our previous quotations, We trade in ali other respects remaining unroried. the miller, in the interior serving them stunts on as term. n. arcr borne, very few country buyers op. neared at our market today, and Wheat of all e...captions, met a slow limited demand only; but without any fresh arrivals of forting and no anxious denim on the par: of owners to force sales from e,O aoary no decided change in prices was estabiobed. of Mates and Canadian Flour, induced by the present low rates, &Taal further parcels were Giqaused of this morning; Irish and French moving I spa. Ingly at our last quotations. Barb), Malt, and Peas, for which there was scarcely any inquiry to-day, hardy sustained homer prim:. the general runs of English and foreign Beams, bine difficult to sell, I were the turn cheaper; and s.sryptians, of which, however, some ;tar , eels were p rchased for remalc, declined Gd. per qr. Oats and Oat meal, In the absence of country Cutlers, attracted very little notice, and merely supported late pricey. Without any operatams of manna in Indian owe, importers steadily adhere to our last eurreney.—Ar rivals from the 12th to the 14th of Feb., inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn s—Wheat, 94 qrs.; Barley, ; Malt, 21; Cala, 115; Deana, 1,000; Peas, 25; Indian Cora, 5,022; Oatmeal, 1,20. sacks; Flour ' 1,205 sacks and 5,141 barrels. Esparta to Ireland: Wheat, 5G qrs.; Barley, GBG; Rye, 9 ; Indian Can, 2,035 ; Flour, 93 sacks and u,12 barrels. ---- SuttiteMeTON, Feb. 15.-Tbere war only a moderate eupply of Wheat and barley from the grower. at this day's market. Although the laddere are very unwilling Weccede to any advance, yet u the farmers were firm in toeir demands, a rise of la. to 2a per qr. from the quotations of last market day was rtailiaed la the oie` ef fected. (keel malting barley latched Lute rat.., es ales did grinePng qualities. Oats and beans a :doe tale. There was an inapr,vcal gale for Flour, there being now Mot few sellers, at 2vs., aid toe tine may be qu-ded at 29%. to 30s. Wheat, red, Wia. to Ca.; mixed end white, to 415. barley. grinding, 21a. to 23a ; trailing , 24e. to nos. ; extra, 24. Beans, 265. to 365. Oats, lea to 23a. Wrigartu.D, Feb. 13 -There la a good reported arrival of grain this week. Slice this day sennight all the country markets have shown decidedly neve Breams, sod fanners have gv. welly been enabled to obtain a small advance in pi ice, vapecially upon Wheat; this article is held ler Ia per qr. mote misery, but bo ✓axes mixed@ lawn:4lly. barley due not alter, nor is the demand active even for the heat qualities. Oats, Shelling, beano, attd other articles steady in value. The following arc the present quotatioua Wheat, per qr. of 60. W. to the haslet, Sulhak, keesx, soil bent, red. new, 40e. to it..; extra, 425.; white, 45, to iao.; extra, 470.; Nor folk and Runts, red, 3:s. to 39a.; extra, 40..; white, 425. to 4 la.; extra, 455.; Lincolnshire and Lembeklarahlre, red, 365. to 3tia.; extra, 39a.; white, Ow. to 41e; extra, 4.1.5.; Torkshino, red, 334. to 37x; extra, 39a.; whits, 41., to 425.; extra, tts. ; Dawn; and Kumasburg, white, old, its. to 42a. ; extra, Va. j Lower Mac and Ilemburg, red, 37.. to it,.; extra, 41a.; Stedaternowen. red, 30, to Ms.; extra, 33e; English, old, ud, 34.. to 425.; white. 475. Barley, per Imperial Notkolk and Suffolk, 234. to 20a. ; tetra, 27a.; Lin colnshire and TockehLre, 21s. to 245. ; extra, 2.5 e.; Scold', 220 t. to Ma; extra, 24a.; winding, 19s. to Iva.; lurerpt, a• to 2:5.; extra, 235. booms per qr., 631 b. to the burhel, small, Sur, old, Its, to 32k; new, roll. to 275.; ticks, old, 29a. to kak; new, 235. to 265.; loreign, eNd 265. to 295.; new, 245. to 2os. Oats, per stone, Imaging, Id. to ed.; ex tra, ud.; leading, Id. to 0,1.; extra, 04.; (ore;gn, Id. to 5d.; extra, lid. Shelling, per load of 20110., 20s. to 21s. ; Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 32.. to 33a.; Peas, per qr. imp., Mee and white boilers, 23e. to Wis.; extra, 30e.: grey and feed, 245. to 235.; extra, 20e. itapeseed, pet Last imp., &Oath, 2W. to 311.; fureigo, 2W. to WI. Linseed, per imp. oar., Sts. to its. imports during ths week: Wheat, 13,124 gee; Barley, 4,245; Chu, 1,714; Beane, 1,743; Linseed, 9; Shelling, .21 lueds. CATTLE, 86e.—Exturb, Feb. 13.—Tne Pupply of to day has been very moderate, emoted, probably, b the near approach a t t h e l a i r whi c h will held en trettnestty. T he supply, however, was equal to the denamd, hick was exceedingly dull, but few being present, and these nut at all anxious to buy. Fat Beef could not be sold at pekes equal to what war been obLuned for the last two or three weeks, and must be quoted at from P", to tic lacL per scare fur the beat ; barn men were about the some figure as of late— good herb ones Owing worth Ss. per acute, 141111al those of an inferior quality et lid at a lower figure. There were maw pretty good Cows and calves, and others of au inferior description; they sold at fr. m W. to 14i each. mean were out very plentiful; they must be quoted at lit. to 181. per pair. Foe working then 261. to 301. per pir was made. Butcher.' Calves were from Sd. to ed. per lb. There eras but a mall rupply of Sheep penned, fur which there was a moderate, but not brisk demand. Fat roes sold at Ad. per lb.; and welierk Sd. to Std. A lot of very good tat flogs estiniuted to weigh :ilea. ter qr , were sold at Jia. OM web, and some small fat Oheep made Sid- perlb. Slty! Hoge, 24a. to tea. NORTHALLEETON CANDLEMAS FAnt. This great fair eommmenced on the 6th, previous to which day several L^olon dealers have been in the neighbourhood, and made extensive pur chases ut first-rate flume. On the Sib, business commenced in the town, wisest dealers from all parts of England and stone foreign gen tkmen attended, and bought many valuable hunters, carriage -hones, and smart cubs at high prime. Them was IL very !ago show of ink nor Horses, and many ut toast sold at prices varyingoceording to the purposes they were lutended tor. The quantity of Ocoee, in the town on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday was greater than has been kouwn tar hfieeuor *lateen yeas. At the cattle fair on the 14th, there was a thou show of fat Beasts; prima, 4s. dd. to Se. Ld. per nose. Lem) stuck was plentiful, and but slew sale, although there was a good tummy buyers. latticing Cuba were ,in dentine!, and a brisk sale, at rather better prices than for some time buck, although there was a pretty good show. SillOtWentlitlf FAIL—The first of our fortnightly markets on Tuesday was exceethugly well attended by dealers, and the supply or fat cattle woo very amid, bo,h as to quality mod quantity with a large chow of ken stuck; there were but tow good flows a nd Calves. Best Beef made 3d. per lb.. but lidera:ll.B,dd under that figure. The supply of Sheep was but limited, still many more were ponied then In our last tale, with • ho isle denutad, Outualpeatly priers in prove!; fat weber* made from tid. to bid. per lb.; ewes, byd. The I'ig mar ket was well supplied. esaull aa.Urt• sold at an improved figure; bacon and pus k Pigs Bum 4d. to 40. per lb. There were but very kw Horses offered fur sale. luau, Feb. 14 —A good supply of fat Beasts, sod market well attended by buyers. &Imes from Sa. to Ss. Iki. per Mons. A short supply of Sheep, and a ready near lie:, sold from lid. to 7d. per lb. Lean beasts wens not plentiful, and a dull market. OLAsoow, Feb. 14.—Our mstkrt was well supplied this moralag with tine heavy atom front Angus.shire, as well as some tine lota from East Lothian, The denimid being slow, no Onprovement in pries w... °Maim d seer List day. Lkvt on 'kW, trom 435. to 44.; second, 435. to albs. ; Cows, Null,, and inferior Beasts, Met to Ms. per cwt., sinking offal ; all wed. The supply et Sheep sae larger than Lod day, with blues demand, and priors up from Is. to 2a, each. hest aged Wroders, Sid.; sroond, Sd. Ewes, 4,1. to 414. per lb., sinking offal; all gild. l.Jres scarix, and very high primal —say GOo to fiks. per cwt. rigs now duller.OluW, cal hull SOIL to 34a. per cwt. !Ameba nun Itt. to lie. per gamete,. [Advertisement.] —Tile Terra.—A very curious InvenlLn contorted with dental surgery has been introduced by Mr. 'lowan'. of 17, ueorgewtresit, llanoverauplare ; It .c the introduction of au entirely new deseriptionut artitiend teeth, tiled withmit springs, wires, or ligature.. They ea perfectly rewuitre nattand teeth as not to be distinguished from 11w eriginabr by th, monad obrerver. They will never ebral.eoutour or decry, rod lint tocud vrr y ru; crier to any teeth ever before moil. Teas method does nut require the extrac tion of 10 is, or any poiniul operation, and wilt I , UppUrt and preserve teeth tbut are brine, and is guarani...al to restore articulation and autuicidion. The invention deserver the notice of the nicotine, and to of importance to many pergous, and thorn' interested in it cannot do better than Anil thereat:lves of Mr. llowurd's chill u I dentist [Advertiseintlit. J —A liAll LEO OF A VERY DAN tittliN/0 NAIVAL MY HULLOWAY'4I Oth I,IItXT •011) Pict& —Mrs. of No. d, Metinuid-court, Borough. Itml guttered for a very long period with& dreadful *ore leg, which battled the chill of many of the moot eminent our, ems in pi tram practice. as wetl as In the bostala and dieuemeries, under whore treatment she had been. none or "ram, after maraud trial. mold drect the least goal. The are of 1 tolloway'r ilia and Ointment ;lone fur berm then rawer curing this estraonli nary WI leg to the wonder col astonishment of all who have seen it, as lira Note is • pec-ou far advanced in years.— &Ad by all deur. , Ws, and at Fruferwur llolit wars establishment, IV, Ntratul, CASUALTIES. Alfred and Jamee, Evans, from Dover for this pre, cot aground off lichouwea ; crew saved:—Rotterdiena,Fe! , .l f. Brutus, Thor,bourne, Catbagena, has put Plymouth, Feb. Edward Kenny, Scott, for Carthagena, has put back.—Fly. mouth, Feb. 14. Quatro Fratelli, Laura, from Dull far Naples, in making for this herb for, got on shore os the Swan Rorke, cl..se to the pier, and bad toar feet water in her hold; alter hentlicg part of her cargo she was got off and brought en.—Ratus gate, Fob. 14. Sootawood—a load supposed to be the Seotswood—of New castle, diralasted, abandoned, and iu a sinking mate, was passed on the 7th of February. in Is. 45, 1011. 9 26 W., by the Emerald, Cook, arrived in the Thames. DEAL, FED. 14.—the Isabela, Staclear, from London to Singapore, has put beak, and proceeded to Ramegate.— Tee following vessels have also put back—viz.: Duchess of Portland, for 13,rbice ; Reward, for Barbados's; Beaufort, for Honduras; Fairy Qu :en, for New Zealand ; John Brook., (or D -mimics; Raven, far Constantinople ; Favourite, Leisk, for Sirgapore, A:•,; Lord Dalhousie. for Calcutta; R achel, Brown, for B,mhay ; Amazon, fur Trinidad ; Sk f r Odessa; Rostock, tin Rig 0 ; Bin Packet, Shiley, for Oporto; Maris, from Newcastle for Constantinople; Sam Sl . ck, Jersey Lass, lndu try, Jape, with others, apparently all wed. PUBLIC SALES. PEN. 16.—8 y Mews. 11000A1T, NORTON, and O. LEV. at the Alart.—Abeolute Mon to 4,0001, Three pet Cr. s , receivable at death of • lady aged 611—sold for 1,9701. I,.setol I dwelling-house and premiles, 27, Charles street, Middlesex Hospital, let for 1471. per annum, part held for 13 years unexpired, at 81. 10s., and p art f or 1 5 years, at 101.-9001. Mr. MuiturrxL, at Garraway'e —The Talbot public-house, and small house adjoining, and three houses, Talbot. plane, De Reemerge Tows, let on lease for the whole term, at 931 per annum, held for 71 years from 1844, m for 1,3151. The Pine Apple Tavern, Portmen-market, let on lease, for 601. per annum, held for 99 years from 1832, at a pepper eora-9101. Eleven houses, President-street Eut, and York•treet, City-road, let for 752. per annum, held for fifty-seven pu n from 1825 at a peppercora-1,0451. Seventeen boaw , limelestleld.street North, and City. garden Row, City•road, let us lease for 671. per annum, held for tifty.aix sous from 1825 si a peppereorn-7082. Improved rent of 211. per wan for fifty-two rem unex pired, secured upon thaw be 28, 27, and 28, Sidoloatti street, Grals•bara.mmil-11301. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. 16, MO. The State of the Weather at each et the follo w. wisar places et Mae °Work yesterday rauraing.—The station+ are arranged in order of latitude. Conroe of Strength et Nensof Mow wiim Wand. State of Weather. Pararotrrn.— W. Gentle Breeze -------- Bain -- Pouts W. Gestic Breeze Partially Clood, Zama .—.. W. Calla Partielly Lowly Poirreasevra ..—........ LW. Gentle Breeze Bain Bauman ....... ...... .. W. Gala rali7 HAMM ......... W. Gentle Breeze Foggy Sunman/IZ .. ........ L.W. Calm Partially (30114 BIJDOIMATUI ........ S.W. (kink Breeze Cloudy Tensaw°, ............ LW. Gentle Breeze Overcast Basiweerceta...... S.W. Gentle Breese (Noma Baiszor. Manama _ B.W. Light Air Cloudy . , GLILILNWICH B.W. Strong Breese Owned Swim.= ..—.... W. Gentle Bream Omuta Owego w. Strong Breen Send Otoreasraa LAMM)! LW. Gentle Breeze Ownut CAMBIL,D4X ..... 1111111113101 Tall B. Calm Overate Priegaingiven.....— N.W. woes Breeze Partially Clear ilageneeraa...— S.W. Calm Orerneg traumatizes ..._.. W. Gentle Pr 0,... °m ud dew W. Gentle Breeze Portia!) Clued, thinuece...,_,...... L.W. Gentle Ore. re ParUally Cloudy Ninveaarta ..--. W. Strong -.no. Overcast Bitarrocz ............... N.W. Gentie linear Lola L 1.41111 N.W. 8!rollg liter,... threttlit EAICK Eunisraun --- W. stnme Itri eie I Oreresit Tills DAY, l'iqom. Conroe of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Weather. N.N.W. Gentle Breeze. -•• The returns from the following olives da not - reach this office in time for publication ) estsrd y; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morale, s nine o'clock. WHITBY GLAMIOW ......... DUNDIZ I VI: Calm Over- twt Straw Bran i tiverc:at Gentle lif Kite Rain Cam Heavy IL.n ()dm it.in mtrong Breeze Rain Geutte Breese Cluudj SHIPPIN 0 IN TELLIGENCE. Men sr Olempselasle, W ^laipplag Queue," NM • U.N., up; •sairsa. MAILS. Bantourg Holland Lisbon Pacific Indiana' Southampton Lida via Marseilles Boson and Halifax *lexica and Havanna' West India Brasil IFeb. 22 Feb. 22 Fib. 24 • it it 1 V BD. ALICR BIDITLET—at Liverpool, February 15, from. AEA XAXIIO a—st Falmou:b. February Ir, from Butz—at Licerlar.l„February li, from. ualiara—at Lleeriaol, February IS, from Cuu—at Liverpool, February 15, r00m.. .. CATUILIWIS 7 StIIy, February I;, from S-John's N.B. ..Constanttl,ple Iln.l Ica 1-laucla Cacutto—M Hull, 1'a1ru01 . 1 . 3 . , from CAM= —off Queeng.wn, February 13, from lass—at Itycle. February 11 from It.a Vt.cd.is J n,,ca loft Lcutun thlt-paa Toibas, tbbiuuy 11, from Nue VON TOMS-4—ot k/e4nlary (lust—at Falasouth, February 14, from.. Fulcrums—et ltyde, Febr 14, tram ROSES? Pon—at 31Piord, le 13, frees eta K. Paix—ut Portnuoutb, February 14, from , rtl Kau—at °mewed, February 15, (rum lAndoit .Comatantlnnp4 . _ i'ol;44aftl..4ll4;;enZl,l 7 4h . ru.;ri 13, tram Wiaaatio—at Dartmouth, February 14, frOal ZAPTUR—IIt Limpoel, February 13, from Lisbon .St. Michael's London OPora /SAILk:D. AliALlA—tram Falmouth, February 1. to K ELUS( liet ora— tram Falmouth, Feb Lay 13, to , liaarsams—from Falmouth, February 13, to BUILKILLI.—fIVIIIQURTIIitOWO ; February la, to Couansurox—from thrtmotah, February Li, to Cumeasa—form labuouth, February 13, to CVIEWILL6III3—Crum Falmouth, Veber:ay 18, to ClAMlTTl—tram Falmouth, February 13, to IJurrrous—trom Falmouth, February 19, to Lo—ham Gravesend, February 15, to Erato 3a-4m: oU:4—from Liverpool, February 13, EITACIUMAL—from Falmouth, February lk to liter—from Falmouth, February 13, to Trieste Trieste Carthasten.' Bedstead Antigua Venice Cae ....51. Itichaeri liaetteee Corfu liorrau.r—trout Fo.no;utb, Yobivari IS, to LW,. I(4JAN—from Utate.entl, Ftbru.uy IS, to !lot:tots—from l'ortlsod Roo d EetAuary IS, to - C•ird CVAllt New thleau lasioth—trom Liverpool, February IS, tO i11t41.1 Jameit Hl:SKlT—tram tirmesentl, February IS, to Hong Imem 101:4 WIALLY -tll ru hiuiprown, February IS, to Brrar:a Livusruot —kora Liverpool, February IS, to New York iIAIRIA—Irom Liverpor , February 13, to " "7i,!:. ; '.: 1- Iliumwm—ftorn Falmouth, FebrusrylS, to . .. . . ii;f3lll—from Falmouth, February 13, to 1 1 / 1 :31 Nom—trom Gr.seercual, February t 4, W. lktaar or TIM parr—from Dartmouth, February 13, to.. Urratmla N1111:11M—from Falmouth, February 13, to ttab:m MaJ. IL Haw —from Falmouth, February 13, to at • • SfAO--frOM Febtuat7 13, to Susau —from Grmeseud, February 14, to UNlON—from Portland Itomlo, February 13, to mru Aas (not' Falmouth, Feb. 13, to Wo.Laturt—trom Queenatown, February 13, to Muharro ..GuadaLups ...CarthAPin VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. FLOWIDA (barque), for the westward, Feb. 9, ttd, E.N.I Wmt:es. Yuma Mem tbarque), trona Stan4ll4 toe Cowes, Jan. 13, L.t. Id lon. 34 W. Loan BYRON, fur Singapore, Feb. 7, lat. 50, lon. 12, with ut but. warks, eouk-hourc. Yaar Silkneuu (..nip), Iran Caleutu for Leaden, Dec. 9,lst. M 49 •-- " " b., loth 0.31 E. MCKILVC (ship), of Liverpool, bound out, Feb. 12, lat. 49.4i1 N.. :011. 1.30 Vi. Meat Camon (barive), from St. John. Jon. 29, LaL 45.35, lon. S.e. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH:4. CUMMINO.—Feb. , I, at Beth, the info of Capt. Ctuantioi, 3:11.1 Begt., of a daughter. DERllll3.—Feb. 13, at Brighton, the site of 11. Daring, EN...A .1 1.012. Va.—Feb. 14. at 11}1t-park-tquare, tho wilt of W. Fos, Jun., EN.. of a daughter. IN °EVAN: It.—Feb. 13, the wife of Mr. Inderoutir, of Ikaunwn'• street, Vortland.place, at a &mutate. liONTAGil.—Feb. 14, at Park-place.g.udeus, the w k.e t J. V. r Montagu. Esq., of a son and bete. MARRIAGES. CARVER—CARI(VIIIER.B.—Feb. 12, at Sr. Jame Noeldndi N.'t• tiog-htll. the Hee. D. Carver, u Cetus tkillege, Cambridge, to lien. netts, third dautrliter of the Welt. l'Utruthers, , aurgeon 2nd Rest. olueeies Own) Ldicld tutelary Mania. 11111N—CINLIA4.—Fcb. 11, at Sr. Alpliege, Greenwich. by the Kea. Iluartwo, Minister of ettril4 Cburth, J. A 14.1. Maui, ei;1 7 :1 . - • • ROBINSON —Sltti.tßMAN.—Feb. 12, at at. Mary**. Darer, by tha Rev. J. l'uckle, Inewnbent and Rural Dean, W. J. Rubinsn. 2 , 4. to Alicia, aecoud daughter of It. She/minim, EN., of Grange those, Kilkenny. DEATHS. ADDISON.—Feb. 1. at Montngueeueet, Ruin:ll-equare, Jane, tra 4 of the late K. Atkaion, Kay. BRKMEIL—Feb. It, at Tunbridge-war, Rear-Admiral Sir). 1, Oar don Bremer, K.C.8., DR W IND. —} eh 12, at New llrond-otreet, Lomita, Norman B. lie Wind, aue of the late J. De WinJ, Erg , of lialsera, aged 1 6 . ELOOLL—Veti. 13, at Dublin, J. Flail, Esq., aged 79. KERB.—Fitb. 10, at Ihrutunood-place, Kdiabureb, A. Kerr, late of the Madre* Cavalry. Prattle *imam moo Ma" A p rtt. laotooo. atm; t al Loa*" Maar. at the OS" lo tzt'et. i s the piece= Wliastdira- Samaras, howaa* Del. Feb. 26 Fob. 28 Feb. 20 Teror.ra I'.C.rmo .Iqulque